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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
EVANSTON EVENTS.

At recent meeting of the city council
permission was gran ted 10 several members
OF the local fire department to take part
with hose outfit in the celebration of the
Fourth at Ogden. Utah. The various com
penies are in training now making ready
/ for the fray.
| Business at the local Union Pacific de.
partment is gradually picking up. Las,
Saturday new freight crew was put on
and Charles Plerson is conductor and X. L.
O'Neal and w. kerwin are brakesmen. On
Tuesday or this week another crew was
added, with Jack kaign conductor and NJ.
MCGUIRE and Oliver Bay brakesnen.
W. l.. White, of Salt Lake, VINO is one of
the best known stock men in this country,
was in town during the week. Last winter
White & Sons. OF Zion, left check in ex
change for Wyoming cattle that went above
$50, 0p,. Hence Mr.. White Is n very wei
come guest of the Daty state any time.
Pay day among the railroad boys came
with it's wonted welcome. The boys all
had big dinner that day, and arose from
the table feeling very glad that there was
such an institution as the u. p. The pay
roll here is considerable, and when the coal
miners day is considered Evanston gets as
much OF the company's cash as any point
IN Wyoming, not excepting Cheyenne.
The Democrats Of Evanston are very
a
here. They are always glad to get THE
HERALD. and they are unit in their sup
port of the paper that voices the liberty OF
the people. Uinta county will swing into
the Democratic ranks at the next election
with nice little majority. Bloody shirt
ism and monopoly and the aristocracy must
go. Extravaganza and Republican can't
last.
The fiiremen's benefit ball was well at
vx-oc li1<l 81
tire fighters.
Mr.. Moody, the new proprietor Of the
local Union Pacific hotel, has arrived and
assumed charge. The Pacific is q popular
resort to the boys on the road. and no doubt
Mr.. Moody will ill the bill. George John
son is retained as clerk.
Diphtheria has made its way to Evan
ston. I. has been In Almy for year. and
has taken away several bright children
from Wasatch, and now it comes back TO
Evanston after . lapse Of several years.
Better get out your disinfectaDts. Clean
out the cellar. This is no reflection on
anyone No one said the back yard was
filthy. Lime is an excellent disinfectant
We are never so powerless as when diph-
liberia gets the grip on the child's throat.
The disease kills. 1t came here from q
case that was put of the train some weeks
since. 1t Is here now and some one may
die Of II.
Nels Oleson and family and Andre John
son and family started Wednesday. OF this
week, for . visit TO their old home near
Sweden. They have lived In
Evanston Tor ten years, and are well and
known. They take back with
than several children, and IL will be q sort
Of Rip Van Wrinkle time ct the old farm.
Hotel Marx Is growing In popularity
every day. and Evanston can now boast Of
. first class inn. No expense has been
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Ieuublicaus at Americau Fork.

Tuesday night last the citizens OF this
place met 10 hear the doctrines Of the Re-
publican party expounded. The speakers
were Lawyer Whitecotton and John Henry
Smith. Whitecotton abused the Demo
Gratis on general principles, calling them
ignoramuses and liars and half brothers to
the devil. At this time the building was
beginning to be deserted, and the chairman
tried 10 stop the stampede by announcing
that John Henry Smith would be the next
speaker. MIR. Smith made very laoored
tariff argument The gentleman was more
at home when he began giving his reason
why the Mormon people should unite with
one of the two political parties; 1t seemed
to be easier work for him, his talk became
more Interesting and he succeeded in hold
ing attention until the close Of the meeting.
SPECTATOR.
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DAVIS COUNTY NEWS
The Feast of Reason and the
Flow of Soul.
BANQUET AT HARRINGTON
Not Republican Stronghold-S0cial and
Other Interesting Com
ment.

By far the most brilliant social event
that has taken place in Davis county for a
long time, was the grand ball and banquet
given under the auspices Of the county
teachers, at Pennington, last evening.
About fifty couples were present. some
from nearly every town in the county.
All last week the teachers were together
in their summer institute, delving into the
problematical intricacies Of science, and
the entertainment last evening was suit
able finale Of the seasons labors.
The programme for the evening was
opened by an able and eloquent address Of
welcome by Mr.. George Palmer, which
was followed by a speech from Mr.. L. E.
Abbott, outlining the future Of the county
teachers. The company then turned their
attention to the sumptuous table, and the
next half hour was spent in sampling the
toothsome delicacies spread before them.
At the close Of the banquet the guests re-
paired to the social hall and participated in
q grand ball. With the splendid music fur
nished by Beesley's quadrille band, the
charming array Of pretty girls and the ex-
cellent condition Of the floor, nothing was
missing to complete the enjoyment Of the
company. The ball continued far TO the
morning, when refreshments were served
and the guests departed.
This is the first of series Of like enter
tainments which will probably be given by
the teachers in tho future. The whole az
FAIR was an unbounded success, and those
who were fortunate enough to be present
will unanimously vote the evening well
spent. The teachers never do anything by
halves.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
The first Republican meeting that has
been held in Davis county came together al
Layton on Friday evening last Mr.. Frank
Cannon OF Ogden was the orator Of the
evening. He made q long harangue on the
beauties OF the g. O. p, but the fact that we
hear nothing Of Republican club being or
gained, shows that his remarks had but
little effect on the thinking people Of our
neighboring village.
OTHER NOTES.
Misses Aggie and Julia Jones, of Salt
Lake, are visiting in Kaysville.
Mr.. John Beatie, Jr, was in town
rustling trade for Kirkendal, Jones & Co.
yesterday.
The various committee on the Fourth Of
July celebration ars working hard to make
the event complete success.
Miss Annie Wade entertained a number
of young people at q pleasant birthday
party at her home last evening. NJ.
NASHVILLE, June, %, 1891.
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Parnell to President Fitzgerald.

Especial 70 THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch.
DENVER, June 24.-John Fitzgerald, pres
ident of the Irish National league, received
q telegram here last night notifying him
of the receipt of letter from Parnell
piedging himself to do everything consis
tent with his position to carry out F'itz-
gerald's views. MIR. Fitzgerald says this
refers to the demand OF the party in Amer
lea that the Irish factions in ireland unite
on leader at the September convention,
and Fitzgerald adds that no money is being
sent or viii be sent till they do unite, and
that plenty will be forthcoming then. A
dispatch from Chicago reports j. j..
O'Kelly, M P, as saying Psrnell has de-
cided TO come TO America month after next
TO attend the Baltimore convention OF tina
league
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or Interest TO Hebrews.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable |
LONDON, June 24.-The great Bayswater
synagogue was tastefully and profusely
decorated with flowers and plants to-day.
and was packed to its utmost capacity with
the most prominent representatives Of the
Jewish world of this city and others, who
assembled TO witness the imposing cere-
monies attendant upon the installation Of
the British empire DR. Adler was escorted
to his seat beside the ark with much cere-
mony and display by Baron Rothschild
Chief Rabbi Adler preached his inaugural
sermon exhortirg the congregation to re-
member and to do their utmost to bring
about the utmost unity of the Jewish race
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They Nav Find Ont.

fsoecial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable.
LONDON, June pa hay and corn dealer
named Bendalo w has sued Isidore Werth
elmer, the platonic friend Of the Countess
OF Clancarty, better known as the music
hall singer, Belle Billion, for elOO. being
the value of ccrn furnished to the countess
horses from November, 1889, to December.
1880. The case was decided to-day by q
verdict for the full amount against Wertn-
elmer, and now people are asking why Mr..
Wertheimer should pay for Lady Clan
carty's horse feed when her husband, q
noble earl of long descent, should be per-
fectly able to defray his countess debts.
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A Lifeless Gathering.

West Jordan precinct had Republican
rally, to which the citizens turned out en-
masse, but they could not find a secretary
of their own, so they elected John Jones, a
Democrat. Barlow Ferguson uharangued
the people on the beauties Of a strong
and then sat down,
evidently pleased that he had.
James Devine dealt with protection and
branched out into bloody speech argu-
ment, until the audience became as solemn
as at an odd time religious revival. At last
the end came and with it the end Of the
most lifeless gathering ever held in this
part of Uncle Sans domain. The gentle
did their best; no blame is attached to
them. The fact is, they were among in
telEgent people, all Democrats, and the re-
suit of the meeting is 5 to l in favor Of
Democracy A You've DEMOCRAT.
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FRIDAY NIGHT. JUNE %.
Banner Precinct in Provo Valley.

Midway, the celebrated Hot Pot santa
rum town in Provo valley, has the honor
CT being the banner precinct in Wasatch
county for Democratic organization. After
the good talk Saturday night by Messrs.
NJ. NJ. Kellogg and A. r. Barnes from
Provo, in the schoolhouse the good seed
commenced at once to germlnate, so that
now there are twenty -four in our Demo
cratic club with the following permanent
board of efficient officials: John Huber,
chairman; j. B. Hamilton, secretary; John
Murri, treasurer. We have tucked our
sleeves up and are down to our marrow
bones to hold VIGOROUSLY aloft the great
and noble banner of Democracy; especially
as we are in for local self-government.
LEO HAEFELI.
MIDWAY, Wasatch County, June %.
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moving out onto higher grounds. The
railroad companies have abandoned the
yards and shops and engines, cars
and all kinds Of material has been removed
to higher ground. The stock in the Union
and Central stock yards, packing houses.
railroad shops and many houses viii be
partially under water and great damage
VIII be done. The wires east and north OF
here are ali down
Reports from South Dakota are that
Nernillion river is out of its banks and
flooding thousands of acres of growing
grain. The storm at Sutherland last night
at Z o'clock destroyed fifteen dwellings,
four warehouses and several barns. PEG
pie took to the caves and no one was In
jured. AL country and railroad bridges
are washed out
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Hearst,s Yacht Launched

Especial TO TIE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. !
Providence, r l., June 24-W. r.
Hearst's steam yacht was launched at Bris-
tol yesterday morning. There was no cere-
mony and only the workmen and about two
hundred towns people were present. The
yacht is not yet named and is known ONLY
as No. 16s. She was run down to the water
without hitch and rode the waves like a
duck. She will be taken TO Baltimore three
weeks FROM now. She will then ne
formally christened
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The New keystone Express ofthe Pennsylvania
Lines

Those who have to travel will appreciate
the fact that the management of the Penn
sylvania Lines anticipates business necess-
tiles, and improve its facilities for moving
passengers comfortably expeditiously,
somewhat in advance of the actual demand
Ihis suggestion is verified by the inaugu-
ration Of new Passenger train service
between Chicago and New York to be
known as "Ths Keystone Express" which
ieave chicago at 1913 O'Clock in the morn
ing and reaches New York the next day 1t
O'CLOCK, over the Pennsylvania Lines, q
lttie shorter time we believe than has yet
oeen attempted by any Of their competitors.
we are told that this train will have the
celebrated Pullman Vestibules from front
to rear and viii also carry Mr.. Pullman's
finest cars. Excepting in special features.
It IS said mat II viii be equal 70 the famous
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Park City VIII Send a Big Delegation
Down.

Park City Will Send a Big Delegation
Down.
MIR. Turpining, representing the Patri-
otto Order Sons Of America, Of this city,
returned from Park City yesterday. He
reports that the members Of the order in
the great camp are taking lively interest
in the celebration to be held here on the
Fourth, and the Park City camp will be
represented by fifty members, who will
come down on q special train.
A number Of the societies invited to par
ticipste in the celebration have not yet
signified their intention, and it is requested
that al who have been invited notify the
committee at once as to whether or not
they intend TO participate, SO that they
may be assigned positions in the line.
The finance committee is nesting with
splendid success and are confident that all
the money needed TO make the celebration
grand success will be raised. The rail-
roads are assisting the committee. and have
decided to make a round trip rate from all
points within 200 miles.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF UTAH.

All persons interested in the organiza-
ton and success OF the Democratic party in
the territory are requested and urged to
form clubs in their respective Localities. If
the Central Democratic club Of Salt Lake
county is advised in time when meetings
for this purpose will be held all the proper
aid will be furnished by this club and able
speakers viii be delegated to attend and
speak at such meetings. The necessary
blanks for perfecting organizations can be
obtained free upon application to the Utah
Democrat, this city.
FRANK II. DYER,
President Central Democratic club.
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TO TIE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

The undersigned hereby join in urging
the members Of their respective congrega-
lions and the friends of temperance to CO.
operate with the Woman's Christian
Temperance union in the special efforts
they are now making to organize the friends
OF temperance in this city. They have
brought Colonel Woodford here aud begun
a series OF meetings in the Presbyterian
church. All the friends of temperance in
the churches and outside of them are here
by appealed to to help on this much needed
work by their presence at the meetings,
and by the contribution of their means to
the cause. The curse of the saloons in this
town is too great. the danger to the boys
and girls growing up here is too alarming
to Justify the friends of temperance in
folding their hands and remaining inactive.
colonel Woodford is worthy leader on
account of his experience and signal ability.
he understands the case thoroughly in all
It's bearings, and as au orator deserves
high rank. Let temperance people come to
the front and get ready for permanent
organization.
R @. McNIECE,
Pastor Presbyterian Church,
j. BRAINARD THRALL,
Pastor First Congregational Church,
w. ID. MABRY,
Pastor First NJ. e. Church.
COLONEL wooDFoRRD.
There was q considerable increase in the
attendance at the Presbyterian church last
night Colonel Woodford delivered q most
interesting and able address on the "Power
Of Example" His appeal to parents to
train up their children in the way they
should go' by going along the road them
selves, was very telling. He said that
there was not a boy ten years old in Salt
Lake city who did not know his father and
his fathers habits and weaknesses better
than the father knew the sons. He fur
nished numerous instances to prove his as
sertion. Some Of his anecdotes brought
tears to the eyes Of his hearers, while
others convulsed them with laughter. In
fact, the coloners addresses get better
every time. Tomorrow night half dozen
five-minutes speeches will he given by ear
nest workers in the temperance cause, fol-
lowed by the colonel There will be some
good singing, and every prospect Of an
interesting and rousing time.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS

OF Salt Lake County and Normal April.
cAnrs.
The regular examination OF all public
school teachers of Salt Lake County
schools will be held in the University
building, commencing June %, at 10 a. m.
All Normal applicants to attend the Uni
versity the coming year will be examined
at the same place on Thursday, June %, at
10 a. m.
William Nj. Stewart, ]. b. Toronto, d. R.
Allen, County board OF examiners.
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other than first class tickets will not be
allowed to ride on it The venture may
seem to be premature, but we predict that
the business Of The Keystone Express will
grow with that of the country, and at no
distant day we believe it will have become
one OF the most popular and best paying
trains OF the enterprising Pennsylvania
Company, whose Management furnishes
this new evidence of determination to
excel in all that pertains to the Transports
ton of passengers.
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Appointments

THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE %.
PLEASANT GRovE--J. r. Letcher, j. T.
kingsbury, James H. Moyle.
TINTIo-Governor West, Dyer, Thomas
Marshal, Norrell.
FRIDAY NIGHT. JUNE 20.
UNIoN-W. H. Cassidy, Waldemar Van
Colt. E. 6. Woolley.
WEDNESDAY, JULY l.
SANDY-Frank II. Dyer, p. L. Williams,
F. 5. Richards, John W. Judd, A. q. Nor
rell, c. M. Nielsen.
BRIGHAM CITY, U. T., June 4-Caleb W.
West, Chairman Democratic Territorial Com
mlttee: Can you send speakers for Democratic
rally Saturday night; big turn out:
j. ID. PETERS,
Chairman Democratic Club.
Accordingly Messrs. Dyer, Moyle and
Norrell will be at the rally on Saturday
night
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A Notable Wedding in Sorrento.

Especial TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
BANGOR, Me-, June 24.-The beautiful
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer at Sor-
rento viii be the scene of quiet but
notable wedding Thursday morning
about which there is considerable
comment here The contracting parties
will be the daughter of the late
General W. ). Hancock and w. II. Dow,
OF Boston The ceremony is to take place
in the morning and is to be followed by
reception at the hotel
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A Process to Pnrge Koch's lymph.

Especial TO TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cable.l
BERLIN, June 24.-Herr Bombel, an
apothecary and chemist of Neuenhaus,
claims to have discovered process BY
which the lymph which DR.. Koch invented
may be purged of its dangerous qualities.
Experiments with the lymph SO purged are
said 10 have met with great success.
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IN UTAH POLITICS
Appointment of Speakers An
nOunced.
HEADQUARTERS
The Banner Precinct In Provo Valley-J0hn
Henry Smith at American Fork
Jordan Meeting, Etc

The Central Democratic club of Salt
Lake county has established headquarters
in the Elk building, No. 46 w. Second
South street, and callers will find some
body on hand always to attend to them.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND ALL WHOM 1T
NAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that all contract
ors are required, before they construct any
sidewalks, to consult with the city engineer,
and obtain from him the proper grade upon
which said walks are to be laid.
BY order Of the city council of Salt Lake
city, made June II, 1891. j. +. JACK.
City Recorder.
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ywentv.srst Ward Republicaus

The Republicans held rally in the
Twenty first ward meeting house last
evening There was a very slim attend
ance The speakers were james Devine
and Harmed Pratt A club was formed
and few signed the roll.
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A QUICK CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

In many cases persons subject to rheu-
mat;sm, have got prompt relief from pain
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
The relief it affords is alone worth many
times its cost, which is but 50 cents, and
its continued application effects a complete
cure. For sale by 2. G. NJ. /. drug dept.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF CHARLES RAYBOULD. DE-
~ ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned William +. Raybould executor of
the estate OF Charles RAybouid. deceased to
the creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication OF this notice to the
said William +. Raybould at Raybould block
go s. Main street. IN the county OF Salt Lake
Dated Salt Lake city June "a. 1891
WILLIAM +. RAYBOULD.
Executor of the Estate of Charles Raybculd
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democrats of the Second Precinct.

There will be meeting of the Democrats
Of the Second precinct at Independence
hall. Friday, June %, at s p. m, for the
purpose of organizing precinct club. Let
ali attend.
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Please Report

Secretaries of clubs or meetings will
please report promptly the proceedings Of
their respective bodies to The HERALD.
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spared in making the house q very COM
plete one, and the knights Of the grip are
very much at home there. The rooms are
n ew and nicely fitted up.
Mrs. q. Is. Blackburn, who has been
quite sick for several days, is reported
much better.
EVANSTON. Wyo., June "a, 1891.
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THE MODEL GROCERY STORE,
Cor. First East and Seventh SOufh Streets

Having purchased the Grocery. Hay. Grain
and Coal business from NJ. j. Malley, will be
pleased 10 furnish his old customers and as
many new ones as see &: 10 give ne trial
Full weight and measure is M motto. aim
TO gain your confidence, and when gained TO re-
tain II. Goods delivered free to any part OF the
city. Respectfully yours, LEON DELANEY
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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THE BIG CELEBRATION.

President Central Democrat