Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

The losses are NO small that they ate
not thought Of From this on slocH
viii gain Ia flesh, and IN short YIN.
the Eastern markets viii he supplied
with the hret beef In tho world.
J. Swanson weru IN the field. The
women lind carriages out aud made a
hard fight. The following gentlemen
were elected by three 10 one. j.. IL.
Talcoit, Alya Mayno and Chas. Gar
nicf, three ycarr; Orlando ibmmons,
two years; n. W. bingham, one year.
What Il meant by IAN inch " rning"
An acre u equal TO d,252,6io square
lnches; an Inch deep Of water On this
area viii be as many cubic Inches Of
water, which nj 221 10 the gallon, u
1900 gallons. This immense quantity
Of water VIII weigh 2sO, 900 pounds, Or
100 tons. One hundrcdth Of an iDch
| lO.0il alone IL equal 10 one ton Of water
TO theRcre
The Central Neradan says 10y actual
count There werc thiIty.two tramps In
hattie Mountain "Wednesday. Ten Of
them boarded the evening mall tnain,
which had 10 be brought 10 n full stop
20 put them OF, making lively work for
wv 'bINh'A't hN' btthNth'ts ~
are making Roadway for Utah. There
arr too many Nevada tramps here
already.
A Chicago Judge decided yesterday
that wife can sue her husband for
damages Tor SANDER. 1.-THE Idea IL
monstfous," he said, "that "a man can
pound his wife 10 jelly and yet not
be held liable for damages Ia civil
action brought by hcr, and l cannot
listen 10 any such reasoning by amy
court, no matter how high" This Is
the kind " district Judge who com.
placcntly overriilea the decisions Of tho
Supreme Court Of the United states.
WIN she get her ideal mani II l. TO.
be hoped 40. This gallant who would
realize her choice she sums up In the
following lines:
Genteei ia iicrsonsFe. couduct and cquipagci
Noble BY ueniaHe generous and ffeoi
brave nOi rouiantici learned. not nsfsuuc,
Frolic. not franiic-ihla must DE be.
Honor maianlning. n,tanness di.dainiur,
=. sui entertaining, enragiag aud ncNi
NEAT. hat not nnldAi. sifu, Hnt not cynicai
Never vrannical, put ever true.
Ten Russian Immigrants, who M
rived on the steamship DIHfq from
Hamburg on the 1th last, were .nrrei
from landing at the barge office. Poor
health, disease aud liability 20 become
public charges were the reasons given
Tor shutting them ont. They made n
great cutlery, shrloklng aud oufsing
aud rolling over on the noOr, jumping
up md trying 10 force their way ont
In spite Of the yatekecpers. They were
finally sent back 10 the Ddaid, 10 To-
turn 10 Hamburg. Two other immi-
grants, who came ON tho Ciy " CAiod-
90, were also barred.
The Springfield Rcpl5iicaA says that
II was through the election NJ United
States senator that ShOup Of Idaho
found his long Loaf sister. They had
driitod apart ut the beginning ot the
war and had settled finally Onc In the
west md the other In the east. Seeing
the name OF Shoup In the papers last
winter the sister, now a resident Of
Allegheny, Pa, wrote 10 the Idaho
statesman and learned that he was IN.
deed her long.lost brother. Now II u
had not been forthe the political neocs-
stiles Of the republican party Shoup
aud his sister might never have met
again.
The Arizona legislature, during lts
sixty days session, passed laws exempt
ing from taxation Tor twenty years all
railroads built within the next thtce
years, and reducing maximum railroad !
fares from ten cents 10 six cents n
mile. Time was also found 10 establish
schools and an institute
for the deaf, dumb aud blind, "A. well W.
10 prohibit the sale Of cigarettes 10
.l.lfl0au HRNar M Tim militia pHaa
recognized, and $780, 900 was appropri-
ated for an exhibit at the World's |
Fair. Arizona Is up aud coming, and
deserved admihAi0n into the Union
quite N much ~ Idaho.