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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

II Is entertaining to listen TO tho oh
servations Of foreigners upon our ma.
tlonal game Of football. Hero Il seems
rs II our character was effectively cplt.
omited. For a nero piece Of leather
20 risk broken necks, heads and limbs
In 30 reckless n mannori And yet n
herein one docs not discover a very
direct descendant Of the chlyalrous
craze Of tho Middle Ages. doubt II any
such descendant may still DO said to
exist Our forciathcrs, scvonl centu
ries back. do not, 20 us, seem very wise
In their habit of going about fighting
with each other on behalf OF tho black
or tho blue eyes Of their lady loves.
But they did Il with the same rest, aud
probably got rs much satisfaction out
OF Il, rs our nodgn fellow oountrymen
In tho honor of winning their game. -
All tho Year Round.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

A mild hammered young man, with a
keen sonse OF tho yeiities. was congrniu-
lated upon u small but appreciaole addi-
ton to his family. lie responded cour.
teously TO the usual solieltous inquiri
and accepted all congratulations In
spirit Of gentle dignity One friend,
more inquisitlye than the rest. asked.
well, old fellow, how does tho baby
lookr
"How does no looky" repeated the
happy father, with nover-thought.of.
thatbeforo expression In his face. "Woll,
now that | am called upon for an oil.
hand description, should say that no
looks Ike little pug dog with Its face
painted red.'-Ncw York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

Are there no varieties Of bananas wild?
Yes, some have been found in Ceylon,
Cochin China aud tho Philippines.
These Of course hayc seeds, but they arc
inferior to the long; cultivated varieties.
The banana Is Gultiyated by suckers, and
IL is In this WAY that tho literal plant
perpenates Itself indefinitely, In Cen
trial Africa you may lind thousands aud
thousands Of plants that literally have
in them the germ and lilo of ten thou
sand years duration. - GoldlAwaile's
Biographical Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

As to Staten Island the development
there Is simply marvellous. This i best
illustrated by the .Implo statement that
on one Sunday therccelpts Of the Rapid
Transit railroad were 5000. As tho
fare Is ten cents, this means $4,000
fares. or 10000 people, larger nggre.
CATION OF humanity carried by this little
road than bv any snriaca ROAD IN tho
NOrla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

AuG. H0gSusG, u well known man.
ufaeturer OF boots aud shocs at $50
Nolan Street, San Antonio. Texas, win
not soon forget his experience with m
attack OF the cramps, which he relates
NJ follows, 81 WIS taken with violent
cramp In The stomach, which believe
would have caused my death, had IL
not been for the prompt use Of Cham.
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlnrrhua
Remedy. The INT dose did me 20
much good that followed 1t up In 20
minutes with the second dose, and be.
fore the Doctor could get 10 where
was, did rot need him. This remedy
shall always be one OF tho nainstays
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

A lake has II wonderfully temperlng
effect on the climate, Thus, according
TO NJ. Forcl. tho quantity OF heat ae.
cumulated In the lake Of Geneva during
the summer OF 1859 was equal to that
given of by the combustion OF 81, 600, g..
900 tons OF coal, or the amount carried
by coal train i,i20 miles Ia length.
Tho greater part OF tho heat Is dis.
charged into the air OF the valley dur.
ing the cold season, thus producing a
milder temperature In autumn and win.
ter, La Famille.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

For a long time the sounds Of almost
all English vowels were, rs the makers
Of dictionaries explain at length. IN
state OF transition. In different words
we now have the same vowel pronounced
in almost all the various ways known to
European languages, and In several that
are peculiar to English speech. Prob
ably tho pronunciation Of more than half
the words Of tho English Language has
boon changed.
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II Is hard 10 ascertain at any time the
exact amount Of money In circulation IN
tho United States, but count made az
the treasury department places IL Aug
at 1905, Oae, si2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-24

Minks-Thls bank building doesn't
seem at all cold, aud yot most Of the
clerks wear skull oapa
Jinks-Good many drafts here, you
know. Good Nows
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

DR.. HonsoN, OF Louisville, after a
thorough analysis, says that the guests at
the Snooks Herr wedding were poisoned
by arsenic, which was placed in the wa
ter with the deliberate attempt to poison
the whole party. Detectives are hard at
work. but rs yet they have found no
clew To the tieud, who, though no fault
OF his. is not the murderer Of - instead
of six people. II he should be found
the workings OF the law would be too
slow for his case, which is one of the few
that Judge Lynch should take a hand
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

THERE never was as many contested
delegations as the committee on creden-
tiaIs will have To deal with next week.
\ great deal will depend on the tempo
rarv chairman unless an absolutely fair
and impartial man can be- secured. 1t Is
more than likely that the credental
COMMITTEES will he so close that the state
at large representatives TO be appointed
bv the chairman will form the majority.
John 3. Thompson, of Mercer, and stone
Walker, OF Madison, are spoken OF for
the committee from the Sth district.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

The presidential junketing party hay
ing finished the Golden Coast, IS no"
homeward bound Mr.. Harrison has
met with a round OF ovations, which, 1t
is hoped, will broaden his narrow little
soul and make him sufficiently large to
look better in his grand.father's hat. Ii
is also hoped that he will outgrow the
seli.importance which now possesses him
and which was fully illustrated in one OF
his speeches. In $500 words he said
~" 50 times, my" eight times, me"
four "us" six, "our" %" and Eve" y.
1--WE, Us < Co" may he big firm in the
estimation Of those composing it, but
Mr.. Harrison should not forget that the
people are still their own rulers and
that they have only clothed him with
little brief authority. Let him cease to
cut fantastic tricks.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
Main Street, Stanford, Ky,

will shortly visit Metcalie cou nty and
start the ball to rolling. Laurel county
had lands in the same locality, which
have been sold and used by her people
for school purposes many years ago.
II appears that Bath county is in the
same shape rs Rockcastle as she has
lands adjoining those OF the latter coun-
tvs claim.
The convention last Saturday was a
representative one. Everything moved
along nicely. The Clay element made a
very hot contest for second instruction.
Mr.. G.. G. Williams is to be compliment
ed for his gallant fight Tor his ch dice,
though the odds were against him; he
went down in defeat feeling that he had
made a good fight and did his duty. The
Hardin and Brown adherents combined
and of course second instruction for Mr..
Clay was out of the question. All are
i'm good humor and satisfied with the
result.
-ouf ldll uitbS SAi''NoiNi w
tempt OF cutting out of our 5000 jail
Saturday afternoon Just before the con
vention met. They tore oil the iron
sheeting from the ceiling and finding the
place where former escape WAS made,
by cutting out the stills, they burned a
hole through the flooring, crswled to the
upper story and priced out the grated
windows and let themselves down by a
rope to the ground. jeff Dowel, white,
and Henry larue, coiored, escaped.
Dowell had BACKED his face and when
he passed out OF town was supposed to
be a negro and was not molested. Jim
Larue, the only prisoner left in the jug,
was unable to reach the ceiling and Was
compelled 10 remain. Henry, after a
few days freedom, concluded to return
and share his brother company. The
Larues are in for burglary; Dowell Was
in for adultery, pistol carrying and varl-
Gus otlenses.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

THERE is nothing new in the races Tor
State Offices. Brown leads, with Hardin
second, Clay third and Clardy bringing
up the rear. Clay claims that he Will
get 500 votes on the first ballot and final
ly the nomination, but the basis OF his
claim is not given. Rhea maintains his
long lead for attorney general, while Nor
man Processes to believe that he will be
made the nominee for auditor on the
first ballot. This is evidently bluff, as
well.posted men are of the opinion that
Mr.. Warren stands fully as good show
for the nomination as he. There are
$50 votes not instructed in this race.
Corhett seems sure winner for register
and Ed Porter Thompsons friends tecl
confident that he will capture the nomi'
nation for superintendent OF public
schools, though Smith, Hunt, Hodges,
Glenn and Others have hopes OF success.
Mr. James b. Martin has l6i instructed
votes for clerk of the Court OF Appeals,
and while he is some distance behind
Mr.. Adams, he thinks he will get there.
Hale for treasurer seems to have the go
on South, but all OF the races are SO mix
ell up it would take Philadelphia law
yer, or some other as astute individual,
to foretell the final outcome.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

JUDGE DENNY tells the Leader that he
will accept the nomination for governor
IL rendered him, but we can tell the
indge that in the course OF human events
we know of nothing more improbable
than the hypothesis upon which he
predicates his proposition. We wish we
could pick the winners in the democrat
ic derby as easily as we can say who
will head the republican state ticket, for
we have a straight tip that it will be Col.
Wood, OF Mt Sterling, who is backed by
Col. Bradley, of Lancaster, gentleman
who never gets left when he reaches Tor
a persimmOn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
County.

A FEW days ago the Covington Com
monwealth published an interview with
Judge Whitaker, of that city, in when
he said that if the people reject the
new constitution, the delegates have the
legal right to reconvene and form an.
other. The attention OF distinguished
lawyer of this place being called to the
question, he said the proposition in-
wolves the veriest absurdlty. IL the
delegates can do this once they may do
il twice: il twice hundred times. On
LIST reconvention they might present to
the people a duplicate OF the constitu'
ton OF Lapland. Result, rejection. On
,he oJ. the code OF Justrician. Result,
rejection. On the Sd, the Articles OF
Confederation. Result, rejection. And
SO on forever, As illustrations, these
euppositions are, OF course, extreme; per
haps absurd. But when carried to its
logical sequence, the proposition con
tended for runs into absurdity. This
present body can legally convene only
for the purpose OF providing means to
carry the proposed instrument into eff
fec; in the event it is ratified. He does
not controvert that this same body may
,eassemble and frame another constltu'
ton and resubmt il to the people, and
that if the people shall in Il manner ex'
pressiye of their sovereign will ratify 1t,
that il will be binding Bat this would
result from the act of the people and
not at all because this body had legal
authority to frame the instrument. In
other words, the right OF revolution is
Inherent, and if the people of Kentucky
choose to have peaceful revolution,
that is the peoples business. There
can be no legal justice that this body IN
thus acting the second time would be
entitled to per diem wages. They be-
came t,taetus oGcio when they submitted
their work. II the people disapprove
that work and still want a new editice.
they certainly have the right, as it will
be their pleasure. to let the contract ont
10 different set OF carpenters.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

The first time Judge Owsley went to
Middlesboro the News, thinking to COM
pliment him as highly as possible, told
how he ran against Gov. Knott on the
republican trket, and how nearly he
hal come to defeating him. 1t worried
him no little, but he said it was useless
to correct it. He would have done so,
though, ii he, strong democrat as ne
was, had thought the same paper
would have published this post norton
statement: Judge Owsley was astaunch
republican and was very prominent in
local and State political circles"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

WHEN a man starts down the hill he
goes with hop and a jump. Several
wears ago II. A. NJ. Henderson was
preacher in the Southern Methodist
church and superintendent of public
instruction in Kentucky, having been
elected to the latter by the democrats.
He asked for reelection and falling Ia
get it he got mad with the world, with
drew from the southern conference,
Joined the northern and was given a
church at Cincinnati. This is bad
enough. but the worst is yet to be told.
the last he WAS heard OF he was otlicia
ting as boss prayer at republican con-
ycutiOn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

THERE will he ~ stars in the Ameri-
can flag after July /, the last standing
for the State OF Wyoming, which was adj
mitted last fall. The arrangement OF the
stars will be changed to six horizontal
rows, the row at the top and at the bot
tom containing eight stars, and the four
rows between each containing seven.
TIE change will be big thing for the
bunting makers and will cost the GOV.
eminent many thousands OF dollars.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

NEBRAsKNs partisan supreme court
hes decided that Gov, Boyd, whom the
democrats elected their chief magistrate
last November, is not entitled to the Of
tice because of some irregularitv in his
naturalization papers As this involves
a Federal question the ease will bc taken
10 the L. s. Supreme Court, and till its
decision it is hoped that Boyd will keep
Thayer ont like the latter attempted 10
do him. when inaugural day came.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

As Laurel county tailed to instruct ior
us for lieutenant governor, as she PROM
ised to do, without solicitation, We here
bv withdraw IRON the race and so far as
we are concerned Mitch Afford can have
a clear track. 1t don't suit us, anyhow,
10 accept the Office now, though had Lau-
rel county called we should have an
swered and that would have been the
last Of the Bluegrass horse.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

THE Advocate says that lurre cut
considerable figure in the governors
race in BOYLE and many attended the
convention from the outlying "dees-
tricts" who seldom take part in such
proceedings. 1t is said that the regular
price Was 81 apiece and dinner at the
hotel. From many other parts OF tie
State come also the report that Clay's
money was used not only with LAVISH
prodigality, bnt in many cases very ell
fectively.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

JUDGE BOYD refused to allow the Jail
er of Whitley any fees for dieting pris-
oners he negligently permitted to escape
and the jaler appealed to the superior
Court, which by majority decision says
he cannot thus be convicted of misiess-
ance in office, no proof appearing in the
record that he had been guilty Of it.
Presiding Judge Barbour dissenting,
holds that no officer of the Common
wealth is entitled to compensation for
services when, in rendering these seryi-
ces, he has, by his failure to do his duty,
brought upon the State loss greater
than his services are worth, and as the
judgment recites that the fact stated
therein as a reason for rejecting the
claim appears to the satisfaction OF the
court" it must be assumed, in the alb
sence of bill OF exceptions, that evil
dence was heard and that it sustained
the court in its conclusion.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

The Louisville Times, which was sew
en- years old May day, is the most phe-
nomenal youngster ever born in journal
ism. Starting healthy and loud lunged.
it grew in the grace OF the public and
waxed strong and mighty in power, till
one OF it's wet nurses WAS abe TO leave
it in charge OF the other. who also in due
time gave it up to others. The latter's
love for it was too great, however, 80
after following the fortunes OF a granger
for season, he returned to the bantling
that Brown, Newman, Emerson and
others had so carefully nourished in her
absence and now her long legs may be
daily found under the beautiful 10th
century table OF the richly furnished
nursery, singing her sweetest songs and
making it happier and brighter than
ever The Times is a daisy in every
sense, and now is YOUR time to sub
scribe.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
AWonder Worker.

MIR Frank Huffman, young man -. pul, .s
,or q state, thai he had been under the care "i
,,'n nron,nent phvsicians and used their treat
ment until he Vas not able TO get afouhu, "eS
nronouured his case 20 be COnsumptlon anu ln0u
rP,iJe IL IVA, persuaded to Try Dr. king ; New
Discovery for Consumption, Cough; and Colds
and at that time was not able to TaiS across ,hg
street without resting lie touhu peloIe ~ ~,
Ter: he continued TO use il and is to-day enioyns
GOOD health n you have any throat luXs ~
chest trouble Try il Trial bottle iree Al ~ N
Ppnnys drug store.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

The National Farmers Alliance is pre-
pairing to send out 5000 lecturers to
plead the cause. The same men put To
hoeing corn and working onions aud
cabbage would do the country much
more good. There is much too much
speaking in this glorious country and
too little working.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

We have cOmpositor who evidently
thinks that everything good is said by
the Georgetown Times; at any rate he
will credit an article to that paper, when
We write Glasgow Times as plain as a
type writer. With this explanation We
are sure Bro. Richardson will forgive MS
even if Bro. Bell can't.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08

The grand jury 1T New Orleans after
six weeks OF investigation, was able to
find no indictments for the lynching OF
the Hennessy murderers, which it re-
ports resulted from the abuse OF law for
the correction OF which the entire COM
munity is responsible. The report fur
Their shows that the O'Malley detective
agency with the connivance OF Adams,
its legal partner, tempered with the jury
and perverted the machinery of the
court. Indictments were found against
O'Malley, Adams and four others, charged
with bribing a a attempting 10 bride the
jurymcn. The jury also finds that nine
OF the IL Italians lynched owed no ale
glance to that government. The other
two may have had some claims ON it,
bnt they were assassins and criminals
of the meaues, sort Now let the organ
begin to play, while the monkey
makes another exposure OF his person.
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