Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-01

age 10 spare enough wheat TO nj the
bill very nearly, but tho rye Is not to
be had, no matter what price the poo
pie are able to pay for II. The aggre-
gate European deficit Of breadsiuiis,
after allowing for tho surplus Of this
and other countries, Is nearly 400, 600.
900, and the question is, What shall
take the place OF this deGcil2
Ficld and Farm says II 10 bad
policy to letshecp run In the fields IN
III snow covers tho vegetation. Frozen
grass IL detrimental to their welfare.
They should be placed In winter quar-
tens Immediately after the first heavy
frost and remain there until grass
grows again In the spring. Once run
ming out to grazs gives them dlstasto
Tor dry fodder.
At Shoshonc, Idaho, ON the night Of
Nov. Goth, William johnson, An em-
ploye at the U. T.. machine shops was
winding up protracted drinking
bout. lie entered his room. The
landlord heard scunle and sound
Of some one falling on the floor. Whom
he entered the apartment he found
johnson lying on the door with three
stab wounds In his body, from which
he will probably die. X. Earlsion,
Johnson's room mate, was In bed when
the landlord entered. lie denied hav-
Ing done the cutting. II seems clear
that he did dot, however, and is In
custody under a charge OF having
committed the deed.
There was singular accident the
other day at Medicine Lodge, Bling
ham Co., Idaho. David Collier and
boy started out Tor horseback ride.
Golfers horse buekcd, backed and
ran furiously. II collided with the
horse on which the boy was mounted
with such force that both animals were
killed, while Collier was thrown and
fatally Injured 10y having his neck
broken.
The tools used by a blacksmith ofthe
present day ato almost Identical with
those used Ia the same trade over three
hundred years ago. In book on
"Ailning," Published a. Basic, Swift
zerland, In 1857, onc OF the illustrations
represents a blacksmith shop, In which
the anvil, hammer ani tongs look like
the tools still found la every shop.
Two more Berlin business men
Paarman and Cohn, Matchmaker
have taken the short route to the other
life. A bank failure ruined them.
Each Of them took soup Of cold
poison" and, TO make their exodus
both speedy aud certain, applied pis-
tolls 10 their heads.
Recently, Mt the annual meeting Of
the National Consor vatlvoA ssOclatiOn,
held at Birming ham, Premier Sails.
bury said that II home rule were given
to Ireland, every part OF the British
empire woyli clamor for similar prlvi.
leges, and that the ultimate result
would be dislntegration. Th,sn were
not his words, but about what he
meant. As II la immediate initial ver.
lflcation OF what he said, tho Marquis
Of Landsdowne Is now advocating
home rule for India. The tendency Of
all communities In In the direction Of
popularlzltlon Of government. This
means the ultimate sweeping away
OF the old conditions and supplantlng
them with new ONES. The great
danger lies Ia the probability Of over.
stepping tho mark and entering the
realm OF anarchy. Conservative pro.
gress Is best, because It Is In accord
with the processes Of nature.
A valued OK change says; "The
terrific grip has taken fresh grip on a
good many Colorado people again and
one or two deaths are reported. We
have had the grip for three consecutive
seasons and are llictod with II now US
we write, but II has no particular terror
foFus. We use limitations ofbenzoine
In hot water and Swallow half dozen
fresh laid HOMEOPATHIC aconiio pills
every hour. Stay In doors, keep the
feet warm, avoid drafts OF air, take n