Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-05
NEWS IN NUTSHELL.

| tVutuHe bfe new fOurtn Juuichi IN
trict, by the act creating said district
A snow slide at Alta on the 9TH inst
occs-ioncd the death Of two men. Inc
name OF one was Olsen; who the othel
was has not yet transpifed. The bodies
were recovered.
Baron Hinch IL IS years old. liz
has wife, but no children. His forum,
is 500, OOD,O 900. He Inns given In chsrily
TO the poor Of his rnce THE Jews) hil
over the world, 81, j0O,cOo.
Idaho will not make my nppropria.
tlon TOT the Worlds Fair. That IL n
pity, Idaho IA the dime museum oi
State governments. Its sbsencc will
be = drawback from the show point OF
view.
The greatest excitement prevails all
through the Dominion OF Canada to-
both sides are confident OF victory,
but Of course only one can obtain Il.
Jay Gould. when called rs n petit
juror In a New York court on the ith
1 lust, did not answer 10 his name. He
WIS promptly fined 500 for contempt,
but The Judge Il not disposed 10 stop
here. He means 10 sec what further
can be done.
The mammoth mine Mt Eureka, Utah,
was the scene Of had accident on the
ith Inst. The cage got beyond control
OF tho engineer, aud Captain Thorn
and another man were thrown 600
feet. Both men arc pronounced dan.
gcrously III.
III 1875 the Ehedivc Of Egypt sent
n Present OF Sl3j,00J worth Of dia.
monde 10 the daughter Of the late Gen.
Sherman, on the occasion OF her mar
fiage TO Lieutenant Fitch. Mrs. Fitch
says that she VIII sell the jewels now.
While her father was alive, he would
not hear OF the gems passing out Of the
family.
a fashionable Jewish wedding took
place ut the Synagogue on the ith
inst The contracting parties were
Joseph Oberndorfer and Lille Green
wald. After the ceremony reception
was held at the 80. James. some $50
friends were present. Tho list Of
presents was long and the articles
costly.
On the eth inst, DIR. II. ]. Matthews,
n leading physician u Birmingham,
Ala, In drunken NJ, shot his wife
three times, In presence OF his children.
Thirty minutes after, lac was taken by
a mob. The rope was around his neck,
when officers reacued him. and lodged
him In Jail.
The Utah Commission Is well housed
at present, 20 says the learned Judge
sA..
dear Judge, that Il No. hut you know
the associations awakened by glance
Mt tue building are not Of the most
moral kind. Ask your Celtic friend,
what did Tom Moore say7 He said:
You may break. you may shaiier the vase a.
you WIN.
Hut ~ seen, OF tho roses will hang round !,
siii.
Tho body Of Miss Emma Abbott has
been cremated recently at the Samson
crematory In Pittsbuy. II took two
hours TO consume the body. Tho ashes
iillcd n Navigation cup. They were
placed In silver urn, and taken 10
New York, aud there stored In n safety
vault. When the monument 10 her
husband In Glouchestcs cemetery will
lie completed next summer, the urn
and Its contents will be placed by the
side Of this husband, at tho foot OF tho
monument.
On Wednesday, the 18th Inst, when
n vote Of thanks 10 Speaker Read was
under consideration by the House OF
Representatives ut Washington, every
Democrat In the House voted an en-.
phatic 40 against the vote, saying that
Reed was unjust, unfair, tyrannical
and absolute. In the Senate the direct
opposite took place. Mr.. Morton wns
voted the coIial thanks OF that body.
Democrats taking the lead In pronounc.
Ing his rulings fair, conslderalo aud
impartial.
The battle for U. 8. Senator stlll goes
on In the Illinois legislature. The
three farmers are the cause Of the
trouble. They win not vote for dem.
ocrat, nor for a republican. On the 9TH
Inst. at Springfield, an attempt was
made TO whip republicans Into line,
and vote for strecter, n farmer.
'Long" Jones, chairman Of the state
central Committee OF tho republican
party. approached Senator Crawford,
n republican from Cook County, and
asked him to vote for Sireeter. Craw.
ford, who isshort aud stout, like WASH
ington lrving's dutchman, attacked
"Long" Jones, who II tall and thin M
a telegraph pole, and charged the lat.
ter with betraying his party. Both
were on the point Of entering into n
prize fight when friends iniorfored.
Citizens who are cognilant Of the
general doings OF the City Council
were not at all disappointed by the res.
olutlon " Tuesday night. A Council
which has aquandsred one million Of
money In n year, ami which has all but
broken the credit OF the city, can he
depended on for doing anything that IL
low aud groveling. hut the people
must not slumber. Pioneer Square IL
rs sacred 10 the people Of Utah, az ia
Plymouth Rock 10 the people OF New
England. Suppose n city council in
Massachusetts, undertook 10 sell the
Rock 10 n railroad company or 10 n show. .
man, what would be- the result? Why
several lynchings. The Fort Square Il
not gone yet. There Is law. order
equity and patriotism yet len In our
country. CiiIEons rally, and fight the
low lived boodlers to tho last ditch,
This Salt Lake Tribune IL once more
dabbling Ia prophecy. II says this time
that the Farmers' Trust In Missouri,
Kansas aud Iowa will fall, owing TO
dishonesty on the part Of the farmers.
IL says the farmer puts stones IN the
middle OF a bale Of hay, the best apples
on top Of the barrel, and sells spawned
mustangs ns thoroughbreds. IL SAYS
there was once Farmers Legislature
In New York State, and that Boss
Tweed bought II no cheap that he
wished never again To see q saloon.
keeper In the legislature. Even so.
honesty Is thing TO be learned. Farm.
ers can learn n more ,usllv tIo, ,,nli,i