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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
SHOCKING TO "LIliERAL-
MODlSTl.

a oREAT deal Of fuss is being made
about circular which was found In
many peoples dooryards on Sunday,
giving plain description u the GLIB.
eral" monster and IL works aud
failures. The heading was not polite
aud the language WINS not refined. But
II hit the Tribune outfit and IL Kin 40
hard that II made them sick, and the
result IL the vomltings which nearly
cover ita editorial page today.
We do not know anything about the
circular, who prepared Il or who
printed II, and we do not care. hut IL
reads more like n "Liberal" production
than anything else, only It Is not the
Enormous" who are attacked. There
has been much stronger, yllor and
more rcprehcnslblo language used In
the columns Of the Tribune, day after
day for years, than appears In the cir.
cular, a copy Of which we picked up
and treated n waste paper.
The Triblme's party Ia called In II n
bastard" That seems to he tho Of
fensiye word which In 40 shocking TO
the delicate scnslbllltles Of the GLIB.
iral" faction. II IL quoted In tho
circular. and has been quoted In the
Tribune half dozen times with COM.
ments, slnccllt was applied to the non.
descrlpt faction claiming to bo "Llb.
eral," by q lawyer who had left that
concern after becoming familiar with
Ia character.
The insinuatlons Of the Tribune that
II was "Mormon" production aud
its citation OF some nasty occurrence,
In this city, arc all Of piece with IL
common course. II has no NOR,
ground for charging any Of thom on
the "Mormons" than 1t has for attri
buting them 10 the "Libcfals." And
we would not be- surprised II II turn,
out that "iilberals" performed all IN,
pieces Of nastlness which the Tribune
revives with 40 much ghoulish gloe
and that u deserving "Llheral" was III,
author Of the circular which has oc
casloncd No much pretended morality
and affected prudcry.
We do not approve OF the kind O
warfare resorted To In the circular, oil
any other OF the extreme, vulgar oil
dastarily methods which some rsck
lee. persona have adopted, but We thinl
tho "iibcral" organ should bc III,
very las, to object 10 them, for they ar,
peculiarly IT. own.
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see through the peculiar eyes Of DE
witt Talmage. He recommended that
call the leading Mormons lie gathered
into the Tabernacle and the United
States artillery be turned loose upon
them, 10 thunder into them the seventh
commandment" Compare that with
the method Of Christ when he wrote
with his 6uger 10 the sand, and sec
now much ola follower Of the Nazar'
Inc il the Brooklyn Tabernacle dispen-
Ser Of Observation-Disclosures theology.
DE witt Talmage il known In New
York M tho harlequin Of the pulpit,
which il a very striking and charac-
terlstic description Of the man aud his
manner. We DO not suppose that he
will rctract anything he Is reported to
have said In relation 10 the "Mor.
mons, /" but n he is at all consistent, he
will hold II up 10 the salt Lake public
rs one Of his own most gigantic Of
"Blundorp."
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LET III B0ILl

The 7iijuns IL boiling over with
fury because 1t has been exposed In liz
endeayor TO trick the public In regard
10 Messrs. Chambers and Benson. Ih
purpose was TO encourage shaky
"l,lbcrals" with the false news that
both those gentlemen had forsaken the
Democratic party and 80 "the wreck"
was going 10 pieces. There was
this much truth In tho state.
ment about hlr. Chambers; A
member OF his family had died
aud 50 he desired to retire from the
present political contest. But ON being
urged to slaud, by Ex-Governor West,
he telegraphed the dispatch which was
Published In Saturday evenings
DRsEREr NEWS. No candidate ON tho
Legislative ticket has resigned or run
away, and therefore the nri5Do's in.
situations like most u its direct state.
ments were entirely misleading and
shamenlly false.
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Territories, namely, California,
Dakota, the District Of Columbia,
Illinois, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon,
Texas and Wyoming. The decrease
has been slight.
The relative M well as absolute In.
crease In the other States and Terri
tories is striking fact in the
prison statistics OF 1890. Cen
orally speaking II has been larg'
Get In States with small population,
as may be seen by the following teat,
In which the lgurcs given represent
the relative increase compared with
each million u the total populations
Arisona, LOSS, Montana s5s, Rhode
Island 49,, Nevada 1905, Florida ail,
Delaware 25s, Colorado2a5, Idaho 800,
New Mexico, gis; Maine aud Utah
(each) l52, Michigan aud Tennessee
teachl 81, Pennsylvania u, New York
~, Washington ~ aud Iowa | T.
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SEEKING EARrH'S CENTRE AND
COMMUNICATING WITH MARS.

A REroRThR Of the Washington Star
learned recently that u scientific
scheme Of some Importance was being
agitated among men Of note In that
city. During tho last two congresses
efforts have boon made by several
members to obtain an appropriation for
boring a hole In the earth several miles
In depth The belief prevails among
many that immense treasures he hid.
den In the bosom OF mother earth. and
that boring Is the only method by
which It's secret stores Gnu bo dis.
closed,
According to the theory Of guologlsls
the center OF the earth h largely con
posed OF metals. II II held that dur
ing the process VI cooling, thc heavy
substances sought, VI glay.latvI - IN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
THE ENTIRE "LIBERAl."
ARGUMENT.

The platform Of principles upon
which the Tribune bases It's cause In
the election today Ia exhibited briefly
In the following Items, which form the
key note Of this mornings Issue;
ETH. pooplo Tho Mormonsl have
voted solidly ~ directed for forty years. "
'Frho command or counsel of tho first
President OF their Church has boon, aud
Is, In political matters, equivalent TO q
command To his people"
"a bargain has boon made between
certain politicians hero lroforrlng, no
doubt, TO Chief Justice Pane, Associate
Justices Miner and Blackburn, FIX
Justices Judd and Henderson, Ex-
Governor West, o,c.l, aud In tho East
aud tho chiefs Of ths Mormon Church,
tho oblcc, being 10 secure statehood"
"Romombor, Liberals, plural marriages
are going on ~ much A. over. Tho con-
-pinoy was orgaulzod to secure State
hood, 80 that the presen, secrecy about
them might bo,hrown OIL"
These assertions pretty well cover the
ground OF H. ease. Here IL an average
sample Of IL "proois;" lilt possesses or
has Invented anything better to it,
purpose It has never 10 our knowledge
given the public the bouent OF IT,
"a good Saint was down from little
settlement north OF Brigham throo years
ago and when asked by an old friend
how his people would vote this yoar ho
rrpllodi Il don't know We hayo received
no instructions YETI.
"lAst April man dlol out OF town
but his body was brqugh, To Sugar
House ward for burial. On tho way
home from the funeral one " tho chic
married mon u that ward bosought ia,
new-mado widow TO go to Logan to b,
scaled To him ~ u celestial wife. Ne
polygamy any more, chr
We believe that We are doing cntir,
Justice TO the 7fi5uHes cause In pro
sentlng the above quotations from Ii
Issue Of this morning, as covering tn,
whole field Of Ia contention.
These are the Kind Of "proofI
which the "lIiberal" organ present.
to establish IL assertions, aud they mr.,
merely little variation from the "re
liable old lady" or truthful and well
Informed gentlemen who told Glib
eral," who repeated the story to an
other aud 40 II found It's way 10 Ia,
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PRISON POPULATION.

ACCORDING 10 census bulletin %,
the total number Of prisoners In county
Jaill June 1, 1890, was lo,63s. In 1850
the number reported was IL, Ooi. These
figures show an Increase Ia ten years Of
G,sl7 prisoners In county Jails In the
United States. This increase Ia the
total population was about ej per cent.
but the increase In prisoners In county
jalls was very nearly 81 per cont. In
1850 the ratio Of prisoners In county
lalls to the population was 2ja In each
million; In 1890 1t was az. The In.
crease, therefore, has been 90 to the
million. The largest Increase has been
In the North Atlantic division, where
II was O5 10 the million.
The tabulatlon Of prisoners according
to color shows 1901 white aud 557I
colorcd. Ia the latter category are In.
cluded Chinese and Indians. The
figures arc ii27 pure negroes, DOl mu.
lattocs, lBl Chinese and us Indians.
In respect TO nativity, not including
the colored prisoners, who may all be-
supposed to DO natives Except the
Chinesel, oithe 1881 white prisoners
o6si are native born, 37B5 foreign born,
aud tho place OF birth Of 5i2 is un.
known.
The native white prisoners are lvld.
cd Into four sub classes, rs follows:
b2jb had both parents native; 6a5 had
one parent native and ono parent for.
eign born; 253i had both parents foreign
born, aud In 1855 cases the birthplace
ofono orboth parents Is unknown. or
the prisouors with one parent foreign
born, $50 had fotolgn.born mother
$50 hal a forcign.born father.
II was stated In the bulletin. with
regard to tue pcnitentlary conyiets
whose birthplace aud parentage are
known, that the forelgu.born ele.
mont the oolored element, and
the native white element each
furnished about one.thlrl Of all the
inmates of our state prisons aud penl.
tentiaries. The same remark applies
TO the County jail, the preponderanc,
Icing slightly In favor NJ the foreign.
born element
la respect to sex, i1,sOl are men aud
l,7l7 are women.
THE only Slate 10 which there ha.
been an absolute decrease Of jail
pr souers Is Vermont. There has been
a decrease relatively 70 the total
population In nius olher States aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
LET TIE WORK GO on

WHATEVER may be the result OF the
election today, the movement TO de-
liver this city from the grasp Of the
"Llberal" monster will go on until u
gives IL last gasp and goes down to a
dishonorable grave.
We believe tho returns Of the cleo
ton will he MI unanswcrable refuta'
tlon Of all the ISLANDERS about ideals"
aud consplracies aud other arrange
meutsv with which the "Libcral"
organ has been filling III columns for
long time. They will show that the
mormon" people, who have Joined
with the two national parties, have
been earnest and sincere In their poliu'
cal preferences and alliances. They
will prove that the late members Of
the Peoples party can DO relied ON In
every test
There Ia one thing, however that
the election will not fully determine.
should the returns show prepondef'
anco ofvotes foE either the Democratic
or tho Republican party, II will not bo
proof NJ TO which Il In the permanent
majority. The Democrats Will hold
on, the Republicans will stand firm;
but the undecided viii remain
nm uncertain quantity until they have
become convinced on questions which
TO thcp are yet doubtful.
At this election many Of them per
haps will vote tot the party that best
suits them, or which they think most
likely TO overcome the "Llbcral" fac
ton, which IL tho common enemy.
Aflefwarl they viii be- open to con-
vlction and may 70 10 either party as
their Judgment may DO Affected by
future reasoning.
We mention this because there IL
much work yet 10 DO done by way u
political education, aud that which
ever party appears TO DO beaten, there
l. yet hope for greater numbers, and
the effort 10 make political converts
should bc continued after as before
election, though with less ranoor and
more solid argument.
In any event, the two parties nrc
bound 10 take the Territory between
them. Aud even II tho "Libcrnp
faction accompllshcs all II set out TO
effect by fair means or foul, II Ia n
doomed party and cannot survive
either victory or defeat. Lot the good
work begun 20 on until liz purpose is
effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
DE WIT TALMAGE's LECTURE.

''sIsoE scolng tho announcement In
your columns that tho Row Dr. De witt
Talmago will lecture In the Theatre on
Wednesday, hAvo boon much exercised
~ TO tho subject that ho will lecture upon.
Ten years ago was great admlror Of
his sermons published In tho Chrisiidn
Age. In speaking with a friend ~ To
tho Doctors feelings towards tho Nor
mons, | wis told tina, tho Doctor had
said that they tMormonsl ought TO DO put
In the large Tabernacle and bo blown up
My friend noticing my dnbloiy as to tho
trnthfullno-s " tho remark, ailorward
produced tho Christidn Hcrdd Tor tho
year 1881, aud read tho sentence. Since
that time | have investigated the prlnc-
piles OF Niormonlsm, compared ihom with
tho bible, have yielded obedience TO
the requirements OF tho Gospel, have
gathered from England with the Saints
~ Utah, and am expecting 10 hear the
Doctor In his lecture withdraw those
fiery words, for ~ nm Intelligent gentle
man he must hayo learned slnco that
time that the 'Mormons' arc not wicked
people ~ represented by tho ignorant
and the bigot. II the Doctor I. coming
to Utah To obtain moro truth "a IN Nor
moni-m' and will sock Tor II at places
other than hotels aud from hackmon,
thore Is every possibility OF hi. escaping
that warm place 10 which he would have
consigned tho 'M0nnon..' Every honest
man has right TO change his conviction,
aud the Doctor will have tho opportunity
OF telling his hearers So" II. II.
The preacher who Is to lecture In
this city shortly on "Blunders," trav-
els Ms u sort OF theological and ora.
torioal curiosity. lilo ia managed nd
vertised and "boomed" after the same
fashion rs Circus, n mensgorlo, or
one OF the physical mons,rositles Of the
side shows.
The olJectof his travels and efforts
Is TO make money. No money, no lee.
ture. Frequently he has refused To
lecture for Christian societies unless lie
was guaranteed stipulated sum In
cash. And In some instances when
struggling societies have engaged him
and failed 10 raise enough money to
pay expenses, he has demanded "the
uttcrmost farthing" aud refused 10
bulge an inch without mis- full pound
OF flesh" lie Ia a Christian" pull.
piteer for revenuuo only.
His blOOdthltHty remarks, referred 10
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middle, while those found on tue sur
face are but mere accidental detriilons,
OF fragments OF the main bodies u u
supposed that because OF the hghtness
ofhe earth's crust, which only weighs
two ana onc'haf times rs mneh az
water anu OF the heaviness towMus
the centre, where the average weight
OF things IL eleven times That OF water
therefore iron, gold and platinum must
AROUND In the interior OF TINS giono OF
planet.
Ata place called Spelling In Yer
many a pit Tor scientific purposes has
been sunk to the depth Of one mile nut
water rushed In 10 rapldly that opera
lions had To be suspended anu nothing
Of Importance has been learned ~
Wheelsng, w. Na.,a wei T. now being
bored, which Is already three'iouf'hs
ora mile In depth. bnt All 'ha' mas
20 Tar been learned from deep ooiings
Is that Tue neat OF the gioue increases
one uegree Tor every 81 isot ~ uep.n'
Inc theory OF scientists u w" F"
twenty miles beneath IN" eaf'h's sur
iAoo MI l. hquiu' ihe purpose OF 'no
prcsentsoheine Is 70 bore 70 .nA' uep'n'
anu ascertain inc 'ru'I' o' 'n"' "eo'y'
inc uoring Is 10 DO naue on some NN'
ot''fie 80 'hM IN case INC hPuiu nv
"heh 'ouohou shoulu rush 7" 'no su'.
i'oe hei'her !'io nor leopot.y "Ou'o
To endangered ltl-saiu ,hai inc pro.
POSITION WIN come oe'o'o Tue neN'
oonsio's IN nia'tor OF iao, FORM anu
'na' 'hoto IN " goou ohAhco TOT an mp
pfopria.ion'
lhe Ne" 10TH yV''''"i ans "h mr.
uoio on ahoshet subject "nioh u more
as'oni-hing 'hah 'nM OF ooi'ng '"
,ho oaf'h'f oen''u' mo P'hne' Mhrs
Is 2-tooo'oW miles rom the oaftn'
rus 'housh, ny soiehu'N 'na, Nfs
'"i'"''o' w huui'' "'ins7i MI" Wv
'nNesNgaiom malo win tecen'y
constructor hlsh oNo, se'o.oolos
seem 70 ooh'fih '',e oeile'' ~ ~" n
"eh'y''ouf h"uf uayi anu climate
auop'eu 'ot human oe'n8s 70 uNel in'
ino u'oory 'n"' II % 'nha '... Is more
'u"n " cen'uiy oiu' Or "iii'"h iief.
scnei' some siA'y years Hso hhnouhoou
mat NO hau observed Aso'les OF uhgh'
hasheS from inc surface OF Marsi inc
resu'' .''hvr OF volcano or OF at
'oupu ny l~ people 70 communicate
WIN 'his eaf'h'
recently me niece OF the great
seV.ftief III her WIN oePueathed slo,'
wv 70 inc person who would succeed In
communicating WITH another planet or
swt rus o.quost has caused a rc'
newer OF interest In Mars anu aslron'
oners are taxing up the maitersofious'
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picked up ia the dooryari" this morn
Ing. The composition bears 70 many
Of the ear marks Of the chief detective
himself that any court Of experts
would award him the full credit Of It.
The genius Of Mr.. Powers. asworker In
anonymous campaign dirt, has been
fully recognized by the friends aud
enemies Of this conspicuous and slip
perry Individual. No man living has
offered NO many rewards for the pun
ishment Of wicked people and never
had one 10 pay.
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4 CELEBRATED RABBI.

REv. EDWARD u. NJ. Browse,
Rabbi Of the Toledo Hebrew Temple la
Ohio, will shortly visit this city
aud will deliver his famous lee
turc entitled, "rho Talmud, IL Ethics
and Literary Beauties" Rabbi
Browne has received high encomiums
from the leading papers In nil parts Of
this country rs n brilliant, erudite, elO-
qucni, extompornry orator. The sub.
jest Il one that will Interest ,he think
ing public everywhere. Not only will
all the uebrtws Of this city desire TO
hear him, but "Mormons" aud "Gen-
tiles" alike will be pleased TO learn
something NJ the ralmut, about which
sery littlo Ia popularity understood. In
order that he may have a large audi
encc, we understand tho Assembly
Hall will be opened for tho purpose.
There will he no charge for admission,
but the audience will have nm oppor.
tunlty TO aid the speaker, who Is no. by
any means wealthy man, by their
voluntary contributions. We hope he
VIII meet n great congregation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Fienohmen residents In tho United
States have been notified by their gov
ernmont that In case Of war they must
return 10 France. II IA thought thai
this has some relation TO the alleged
Fmnco'lRusslsn alliance. There are iOl
Frcnchmcn In 81. Louis and all ar,
ready to return aud fight for la bell,
France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

"Men can be found who are willing
TO go 10 Africa as missionaries who are
not willing 10 tako care Of a cross baby
for half an hour" Yes; and majority
Of the women missionaries seem TO
hnye made about Tho snmr choIce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Isthe phonogram mail natter The
customs officials Of Ottawa, Canada,
seized one ON tho 3Oth ult., which was
mailed from New York 10 Holland
Bros. OF Ottawa. Tho recipients In
declining 10 pay duty said the cylinder
should be regarded as ordinary mail
matter. The case has boon referred for
ruling Ivy the minister Of customs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
MR. POWERS AS DETECTIVE.

TuE general belief "a that Chief
Liberal Campaign Detective Powers Is
entirely safe In offering hundred and
finy dollars or q hundred and my
thousand dollars reward Tor the capture
u the person who wrote that alleged
vicious circular which "my wife
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Baron De Gondoylz, the rubber king
Of Para has made deal with English
holders Of rubber by which a rubber
combine has been formed to control all
the available rubber In the market.
Tho Baron win make $4,000, 900 by
The movn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

a rather improbable story Il In cir.
culation In regard to Emperor william
Of Germany. First, II Is said that he Is
a victim to the morphine habit. He
got drunk also on board his yacht a few
days ago aud made real john L..
Sullivan OF himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

a conscience contribution has been
received at the dead letter office con.
sistlng Of thirty.elght lottery tickets
which had failed To draw prizes. The
sender expresses the opinion that the
company is n humbug and congntu.
latcs the authorities on the efforts be.
ing made Tor IL suppression.
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NEMs IN NUTSHELL.

Kingston, Ont. has an epidemic Of
insanity. Fifteen crazy persons were
put under restraint ON Saturday aud
Sunday.
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PropriStorS.

Geo e Garrett. 5 F; J c March,
Carlin, Ed kavaEauch, Idaho; Geo
Mcknight, Pine VALLEY.
K Odell, Alex CarLia. ii Voiri. Vi
PiAley. Geo Butler, JCoFey, W II
Daisin, j Z Ghccu ( wife. Lamoll:c:
Ambrose Mcdonald, Virginia City.
w B Armstrong, J L Bradley. Decih;
Alex Mcdonald. c " S;;nson. L L
McMahan, Mrs Z Il Chap'n G3 chill.
dren, Tuscarora; John Hackwood,
Bullion; S MerkSy. !Iound Valley;
j " Dorsey, Freddie Coffin. S +; +
Schmuc!I, City: Miss Blanche P'mmb,
Miss Alma P!amb. Sal: Lake; j "
Dorsey. Archie Dorsey, Thos Erea-
nen, Gle Mayer, Hrleck; L L E1aas,
Pliisade; w Il Collins, Ogden.
L w Otis, MIS- s II freeman, Hen,
~ Tonkin, Z Bartholomew, Geo Fur,
shu;z, d Francisco, Tusuarora; Dick
Mcclellan, Cal; John Whaley. True,
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GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.

Frnnk Hat:on, editor Of the Wash
inyton Post, u Republican paper is
not we'll pleased with the record his
party nado in the late Congress. He
has COMPLIED the following facts for
the enlightmento CT the taxpayers OF
the country: For ths next two years
our Government will spend annually
more tim SJ.o,o0).UU0.
Oar annual output OF gold, silver,
copper, iron, ca. petroleum and lead
will not foot our tax hill for twelve
months.
Nor can we dot with n years pro-
duct Of cotton, wool, rye, barley, wine,
potatoes aid :obarco.
Now, all this is the federal tax. We
have also 10 pay city, county and
State taxes.
We pretend to DO n nation OF plain
people. %ith NJ aIistocracy, no princes,
10 sanding army mi no expensive
frl:iJ, and yet L taxes aIe ore
enormous than those OF Austria.
Gsrmlpy aAd Grsat b itain.