Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

The streets were crowded and mum.
icfs gave chn.e. Several shOiH were
fired NJ the dying thief, but he got
away. This sounds bad Tor southern
mafksmen. AMI II dos no credit 10
their ability A. runner.
The relations between Moxicnns aud
Americans are not the most CORDIAL. A
young man nnmnd Graham got into q
row with Drunken Noxirans In the
town Of lagos. lie shot one. Hewna
tried and convicted. lie II now In
prioon In Guanajuato under sentence
Of twenty year.. The Americans are
furious. They hold that the trial was
onc-sldcdl; that Graham was not the ~.
grcssor, md - on.
The latest production from rcnnysou
the poet Il n song. IL vas puil'shed In
the Ncw RcUicir. IL cost ten dOllifs a
word. Here it h;
To steep. ta steep;
Tho long brishi day ~ done.
/ AUD daflnrsa fllcf lfom The ALLEN aun,
whaio'ef ths i1ts they yanith with me day,
whaic'ertby niett. 10 sleep ihoy fade awayi
sleep. mournfdi hear. ind iet the pa,, DO past.
/ sleep, happy soul, all ITO viii sleep at last,
To sleep, 10 sleep
Senator TuTllc, u indiana, says that
the oiliceOf Utah Commissioners comes
~ near being u -inccur. n any Ia the
universe. ~ carries Sbl10 year sal.
AIRY, the labor consists Of walking from
the hotel 10 the Office. The Suuntur
don't undcfHtaud the situation here.
The office and hotel are under Onu roof.
NO the Utah tommlsslourr has not even
10 perform the labor pointed out by
Senator Turple.
The Australian colonies are about 20
form n federation Of States. Today
| March 2nd) the convention for the
purpose il telling held In sydney, aud
u constitution formed. Tasmania and
New Guinea arc included in the now
federation. Air Henry Parscs IL the
protector OF this idea. lie viii preside
nj the convention. New Zealand viii
be represented; though she dlstrusts
the new move, ON the ground that Il
means Independence " England.
Economic issues, such ~ protection,
free trade, tariff, and 10 on, VIII be
fully discussed. Tho federation viii
o~n IL own war sbips.
John o. DiclScrson, a promlnen. CID.
zen Of Chicago. was for a long time
affected with cancer Of the hip. Last
January the doctors cut out the cancer,
leaving one square foot Of raw flesh.
The skin ~ two young goat. was gu.
grated on the wound, but Il did not
grow. II was deemed essential 10 lind
human skin for the grating. Dlcker-
son was q member Of u masonic lodge,
l3e members Of the lodge volunteered
10 provide the slSin. Each ono had n
square inch or more iakon from his
arm. This was cngraitei on Decker
sons wound ON January 18th last. The
skin grew all right, bat Dlckers1n died
n few days ago from carcinoma.
The Salt Lake 7l-iJno In a long ed
ltorlal ON silver, introduces Wall
Street and thc DIsEREr NEWS In one
sentence. II says Leland stanford
may yet be President OF the United
states. II even dahblga mildly In pro-
nhecy, for itsays that next spring We
VIII have u political cataclysm moro
Tevolutionl4lng In ~ effects than any
made la nature, though eonin Of tile
latter have been extensive enough TO
make geological period. II saws the
Farmers Alliance and Trades Union
Will Join handH and wine out overy-
thing. Considering the inferior quail.
~ of the "fumVntus' which inspired
tho prophetic article, n IL not a bad
one. Read the NEWS, Judge. aud
you will soon get right ON tue sltuA-
ton.
The after piece 10 the death OF
the late Prince BaudOuin is being
enacted, He len package OF letters
They were presented 10 Leopold the
King VI Belgium. They were niissivcs
OF q tender nature, showing intrlgurs
and clandestlne meetings between the
Prince and several Of the Titled ladies
OF Europe. Tho letters were thrown
into n waste basket. A turnkey picked
them out again, aud sold them 10 a
retailer OF SANDER named Gachard,
who IL now publishing them by install.
ments. He published n nots written
by Syhll Snunder-on tho prina donna.
She brought suit, and the matter will
bo ventilated Ia the courts. King Loo.
pold and the Count of Flanders, the
father OF the late Pfince are Indignant
ut the proceedings.
Speaking ON tho question OF appro-
printing 5000 for the roapportionment
Of Utah, by the Governor OF the Terri
tory and the Utah Commission, Sena-
tor Reagan Of Texas said:
81 do know that | am as familiar
with the whole history Of the subject
Of apportlonmentand representation as
others. ! suppose this Is the frst In.
stance In the history OF the country
where the governor Of State or Ter
rltory has been charged with the duty
Of apportlonlng representation In the
legislative branch Of the government.
IL il unusual; tits anomalous; II is un-
lust; II may be oppressive, aud
In my Judgment ought not to
be done. Any harsh unjust aud par.
tial legislation breeds disrespect for tho
authority from which II omapates; II
impresses the people With sense OF in
Justice, aud such things ought 10 be
avoided. No great Inconvenience can
result from the subject standing over
until the territorial legislature Of Utah
can meet, when II can appor,lon the
representation In the legislature ~ has
been done In other territories aud In
other states. Conf1rmably TO the Gus
toms and practices Of the American
people In such matters, | trust this
amendment will not be adopted"
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