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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Both for the window and garden not
every Kind OF ferns will do we'll, but mum.
bcrS do, and while thclr spores on the un.
deride OF the Leaf that In this proup 81
Nora take the place of flowers IN other
plants aud perform the same Junction.. the
reproduction OF their kinds, the fronds are
always Interesting,
As an ornament 10 the north or shady
side Of dwellings ferns picked up early In
the spriGs from our shady woods or way
sides and planted among few rough
stones Ia cluas group arr exceedingly
pretty objects, while the Kind called by tho
common pvoplr SAW fern muphrolupisl and
house fern lucphruliuml are already estab
lishcd inyurltcs. Any fern that hy nature
grows IN the winter season and has % tough,
lglthery iroud does we'll, while such ps
have delicate fronds like some Of the
maidcnhair forms do not do we'll.
Native. Of climates like ours 40 10 rest in
the winter and mostly die down lust about
the time the housewife thinks about tax inc
In her plants, 20 Il is NJ no use 10 nttenpi
their growth Indoors Such plants rs grow
or ilowcr continuously usually are natiyo,
ut such countries es have but little or IA,
winter a, understand the word. ont al
tho vnst number Of plants now known Ia
ho'auais, couutln something llku lO1.O6
species all name and described. the vari
alton Is great In every form, and those
grown and known by everybody ARE the
u'eA OF th@ vast number Chicago NeWa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Surgical professors aud unlertnkers
NJ Sioux City, Iowa, have been carry
ing on n brisk trade In human corpses,
the former with a.view 10 the advance.
ment OF science and the latter with au
oyc TO mnney-maklng. Prot. Jepson,
who appears 10 have been In the
scheme, offered TO make PREPARATION 10
II brother ui young lady lately de.
ceased by putting him In possession NJ
the mutilnted tragmenls OF his sisters
body. This was llko adding Insult g.
outrage. II Burke and Hare btlon god
10 these times, Instead Of sixty years
ago, they would be entitled to le aur.
rounued by m air OF respsctability
compared TO the heightened villains Of
these days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

"sahhiHg sfays" OR corset, "a ytngl1ts 70
nro q French addition ton mourning outfit
with his kuoSlciVr NJ the uicotip, Of bio
profession. the French drrs..nakur under
stands that when woman sphs unrp
stuircily her frame undergo. certain
physical commissions that might be- detri
mental tu her toilet " .tiu, unyicldinu
stays were her support 10 permit. there
fore. madamc's Hlrf to cXptud % soli nat
urilly. aud still protect her costume from
amy danger rvsulting th,r,lrom, tbuscstay
are provided \ triangle OF elastic is sci
in at each side, which gives" with every
violent bathurst Of grief aud no harm q,
done The art Of the French man millinet
approaches -ublimity. Her Point Of View
Ia New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15


Game Warden Taylor camu Ia recently
from the lower country, where ho has
been kept busy driving the Indians ont
of that section. MIR. Taylor reports that
the Utcs have been playing sad havoc
with the game, slaughtoring wherever
they could. He was very indignant
over Il, and from his version Of the mat.
ter he has good reason 20 be. lie states
that from the Iron springs divide to Vel.
low creek II is impossible to travel a
hundred yards without finding the bod.
les Of deer lying around. and IN most
cases nothing but the hides and brains
have been taken, the brains being usod
by the Indians IN the process Of tanning.
On Blue mountain and in tho Lilly parl;
sections tho rotting carouses can DO
seen, while on Snake river they are 80
thick as 90 absolutely poison tho air.
Warden Taylor estimates that since
tho deer began 20 travel down tho Utes
have Killed between 5000 aud 5000 OF
them, and what makes matters worse
the major portion Of Thorn are does and
fawus, the bucks always remaining in
the upper country TIL later in tho fall
Denver sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
ApiI.PoIygamy BilI.

The following bill was introduced
In the lower branch Of the TcrrltoiiL
Legislature on Tuesday, Jan. 18Th, 10y
Representative Luther T. Tuttlc, OF
Manti;
An act TO prohibit polygamy aud oihor
kindred oilrnsgS. 30 I. enacted, e'c.
Section !. Every person who has a bus.
band or wife living who hereafter mar.
rie- another, whether married. ~ single,
aud any man who hereafter stimuli Rncnus.
lv or ola the same day ntrr.os more than
one woman, ], guilty " pnlygimy, aud
shall be- punished by o fine not mora
than sJnO. aud by imprisonment for not
more than hyo years, but this slnll not
extend 10 ANY p'rsIu hf rnAll utA
former marriage, whose husband or vito
hy such former marriage shall have been
absent Tor i've successive wears, and IL
not known to such person iu he alive,npr
to any person by reason " any former
marriage which shall have been dis
solved hy u valid decree of competent
court; nor to unv person by reason % amy
former marriage which shall have been
pronounced VIOLA by valid decree Of
competent court, on the ground Of nulliiy
oi the marriage contract.
Sec .. That u any male por.on hose.
amer shAl CuhAul WIN more thAu one
fomalo ho shall hc glilty of a mis- iemoln-
or, and on conviction thereof shall hN
punished by fine N not moro SWu, Or
by Imprisonment tor not more than six
months, or Nv both said puni-hmuntz. In
the discretion ~ tno court
Soc. 3. That whoeyor commits adultery
shall bo punished by imprisoumonr In
the penitentiaty MOI Ia exceed three years.
aud when tho act IN committed between
married woman and man VINO II un-
married only the man shall be liable.
Sec. !. That II any person related IN
another within aud no. including the
fourth degree OF con.anguiulty, computed
according Ia rules NJ ciyil law, shall mar.
~ nr coha1lt with or havo Intercourse
with such other related person, knowing
her or him to be within such degree Of
relationship, the person 30 offending
shall bo deemed guilty Of incest, aud In
conviction thereof shall be punished by
Imprisonment Ia the peuitcuIi larry not
loss than six years and not moro than
iiloon years,
Soc. .. That II an unmarried man and
woman commit fnrnicatlon each ~ them
shall be punished by imprisonment no,
exceeding six months aud tue not To
exceed 500
Soc. q. That counts for any or all Of
fensos named In sections |, =, q, and 3 OF
this act may be- included IN tho same IN
formation or indictment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

ItisHvtry gracious thing tu ass q f4yof
Of % man nov and then iiduue luIigiuu..
" 10 will make you more friends even than
comforting benefits II the Hgit sort oi
gifl makes the vi sit sort of mnu feel that
he hHs done her q service. thar without
him she wonll hnve hHi liW.ulfv m u.
completing such ant such u thing, hc will
feel littlc warm, comfortable flow VI sell
graduation every time Doc thinks OF hci
snd hr will think II her oiieurr than you
imnpinr Then perhaps you have placed
some one under nn obligation. real or ian
cicd. Make IL u point to ash some service
now and arHin Il will DE- 40 gladly ran.
dered aud make things balance su much
better Don't keep TOE .Uilr always weight
ri down. lri it sometimes swing In the
other direction. Now York News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15


James Murphy, Chiingonn. Is tho
late. tu coin" forward with % smok
consuming deviaa. Rather, though is
IL Ilr Murphy plan 10 bir,cut smoke,
unl this hU -ulu iI do worry ,ln,tusIly
hv % patent auan4enlsut Which hoplHcc.
on boilers and stoves % b. ,ho idea i1
catch and biutAr is,. tlHtWo huer.
mtd from 'Ho 8or' u.mr. They unn thr
smoke Tir smoke it.If. thr inventor
Hys. cannot 0. bliarI aftrit lus oncr
been formed. so hc burns the gtscs.
Tho principle IS that vt taking air Up
from thc nhpit ia u furnace through
Gre clay pipes to % hot air chamber
above the CRATE bars. From here u "
thrown from all four sides OF the gratc
tmoughu throe.quUricr inch space which
g. igit upcn all around the fire. the space
being partially lcdg.d over with clip"
that throws the AIR across tho furnace.
Tho distfilmuon Of this hot air equally
over the fire catchcs the guscs from tho
coal before they are formed into smoke
and igidto and burn thorn.
Thus only about 80 per cent OF tho
usual amount OF smoke cuniiiug mo- cur.
bon, il not dirty nt an and IL whito
instead ~ sooiy Alr. Murphy domon.
u,fpis thg principle Ut his device he %
stove. whore tho ults aro moro cu.ily
seen. Tile stove ie lifted with three Grr
clay pipes ou each ado TO conduct the
air. The slu,o burns any kind uf cual
on coke and from mono % them can any
smoke hcseu 60 arise. The stove makes
IT, own draft from The airshaft The
iilme burns inward and closo 10 the
middle Of The gratc. An examination
OF f1o chimney shows no smoke going
NJ. New York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15


It took twenty years 10 show the Amcri
can pcople the economy " using lininr
under carpets uni they have NOT 'elrual
thc common .snse Of &c over iu Europe yet.
ItNUl probably tltc tweriyypr lor us
tuHpnrHiats folly hnv much fr.uh'.cIH
b. saved Huw murH waste avoided h.
% luz an m0jh furnishings People hltt
o. ietfu tl.u4. rhtwar ,oi.ot folks thai
wicli bnum mud hll thr hpn. lull Of
dust who won't try a mechanical .w eprr
A rarr.t will wear o. thiui longer with 10
cotton prid'ng beneath IL and % sweeper 90
brush H. MANY 8 family top waste hour
nd dlvs NJ ,onr in twisting mp or pin
ming up slupie-. having np knowledge Of
sptiny roller. People DO not seem 10 grasp
the idea thrt table liurn will wear twice as
long with u canton flannel under clo;h, %,
that lace curtain. many DO treated In why
10 defy The crtitic gas igt They think toe
much NJ how 10 tie bow 600 china dog
aud not half enough OF hoN To- sweep the
dirt from under him. Philadelphia Up
lulsfurfr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

have been onerous and dinicult ~ per
form, II has always been o. real pleas
ure 10 do your biiNug. Ditentines.
realizing my own shoticomings, J have
beeu compensated 10y the belief tina
you put proper estimation on my
endeavors and believed that whatever
the result o. my work, the underlying
desire was always 70 serve you ant tho
chamber we'll. In this you have done
M" Justice, and than this I could exc
pect no more. Rt-pcrtiuliy you're,
n. V. MrLuE, St.fe.aty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

A large rug costs mur than carpet f5f
the same room, but II Is certainly cheaper
iu the end nn1 will last lifetime. Thu.,
who rrally cannot afford such - purchase
eau have cirpotiug made Into u rug with
quite the effect Of one piece Il should be-
finished with a border, and q the gurrcr
are Inclined TO curl they should be- weight
ed and lined with blrlapT Tor a short lis
tHncc. a velvet rug made in this way mny
he 80 perfectly matched aud sewcd that II
will be impossible ~ detect che soaias n
the floor IL suitable, several small ussmly
be used though the effect is not 10 good -
gfri Iintarl,tniug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

lit be true, Ms asserted, that there il
a Cara recruiting office near Pueblo,
Colo, aud that meu are ilocking there
to enlist under the banner OF the rebel,
would II not bo proper, ~ u matter OF
duty, for this country to put n stop to
that enterprise? The claim that money
Ia being furnished for transportation
and arms by an American syndicate
renders n preventive all tho more
necessary. II Mexico we're strong
enough she might subsequently insist
upon reparation for damages, cOnsr-
quen'ial and otherwise, after the form
nf the Aiabama affair. Justice ~
Justice, "you know"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
pIrIAnLE AND CONrEMprInLE.

"Tun Drsrnrr Nrw~ Is particularly
vicious on certain clergy in this city be-
cause thoy have actively lnieriered In be-
half Of what they consider tho morals Of
the city,"
OF course that IA from the Sal, Lake
Tri6wo, and Of course It Is utterly un-
true. Tho person who wrote II knew
he was stating falsehood. lie in'
tended II 70 mallgu and misrepresent
the DISCREET NEWS, aud form an ex'
cuse for pouring out a stream OF SLAM
derous matter which indicates the de-
pravlty Of bis heart ami the bitterness
aud venom which are concentrated
there. lie has been exposed
40 much lately in the light
thrown upon him by some OF his
former friends, who have helped him
In need aud upon whom lac has turned
like viper, that II has filled him
anew with such rage and modification
that he had to ely something vile about
someone, aud aflern few days rest he
has returned TO his iavorte work Of Will
ficaiion OF the DEsEREr NEWS. All
we have now TO say in answer 10 his
deliberate Lies h that we pity him usl
o. much as we despise his course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
TOMATO SEED.


THE Irrigation Age for August let
has the following In reference to the
best method OF preserving tomato anu
other seeds.
"Thc time for saving tomato seed Is
about At hand, and there arc always
choice varieties that the gardener docs
moi wish to lose. Tomato seed are not No
easiy saved a. some other products, 20
we give method used by many seed
men. Tho tomatoes arc sliced In an
equal bulk u water and set away for two
or three days to fremont. At the end OF
that time the seeds will all have settled nj
tho bottom and tho pulp and water eau
thon easily be poured OIL. More watcr IL
added and tho seeds washed TIL all the
refuse matlor has been removed. The
seeds arc then spread tbinly on a clean
cloth aud put in tho sun to dry. II dried
by the stove tho seeds become black and
arc more Liable to stick together. Melon,
cucumber aud squash seed may be treat
ed In the SAME manner, except 1t Is not
necessary to put tho ontifc pulp OF the
melons IN the water to iorment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05

giving information about ihv latest
Pamir Incident state, In connection
with the facts that II is believed that
In taking the step Russia Is encouraged
by Mr.. GlsdstoDe's recent success. IN
dicatlng the correctness Of our view.
The basis OF this situation lies In the
fact that Lord SalisbuIy--who II n
statesman OF the Beaconsheld school
believes in operating what Disraeli was
woot to call "a spirited foreign policy"
Besides, a Conservative government IT,
on general principles, much more
watchful Of the outside Interests Of the
empire than Ia a Liberal administra'
ton. II we mistake not the near future
will develop numerous inroads upon
the Interests OF Great Britain, In the
event Of Gladstonian government
being established, rs they can be made
with comparative impunity under
Liberal rule, which tends In the dlrec-
ton OF the dissolution Of the Brush
Empire, while the effort Of Conserv-
atism Ia to hold 4. together intact. IL
Is difficult to understand how an iu'
telligent English patriot who is
anxious to see the prestige of his
country preserved can DO member Of
the Liberal party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
A ROBBER MET HIS MATCH.

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stances OF Their bring balltl ny 'he
courage and intrepidity o. proposed
victlms are fate. A case OF that kind
occurred, however, near Virginia
City, Nevada, on August end. The
"details are interesting and we therefor.
present Thorn as given In San Fran.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
BRUTAL ARIsroCRATs sSuBBED.

,Il,I a. ~.
THE Ieouke "u,'''n's'ei'u " 'n'
DUKE OF l'u'ianu' VINO IL an a,'s'oo'''''
snop' ~ i'otu onle' 'u'ico No'o''use,
Is qu'" Interesting. Hu''anu "nu
party, VIM. ehsaseu gfousa snoo''ns'
oos'fuo'ru tho puono n'snNV' ~
wofk'ng man oolee'eu' anu we game
keeper knocked nm uown' iue per
son assaulted "ppeaieu 10 Tue Dus's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
CHOLERA MOVING WESTWARD.

ACCORDING 10 recent dispatches from
France II Ia now conceded that Asiatic
cholera has obtained u foothold In
Paris. A family Of four persons died
there yesterday Of cholera, and elk
others are known 10 be afflicted with
the fearful malady. During the week
twenty-five deaths from cholera were
reported within the city limits and
eleven on the confines.
The business and trade Of the gay
French capital are suffering seriously
from the pauic occasioned by tho pres.
ence OF the disease. tis estimated that
there are at least 10000 American tour
lists now in Europe. They are leaving
out Paris In their round Of European
cities. This means great loss to tue
traders OF that city, because the Ameri.
can custom Is looked for M 0ne OF tho
richest harvests reaped from tourist
travel.
Evory country In Western, Central
and Southern Europe Ia preparing for
the dreaded scourge. Quarantlnss are
being established, sanitary regulations
are being enforced, and general
cleaning up Is going on. Cholera Is
something that is never spoken Of with
leviiy. A reat European authority
sayI cat one O'Clock you seq your
child Az blithe rs bird; ut FIT il
seized with vomiting; at 3 tits quite
Frustrated and ALMOST voiceless; ut 4
you fail to recognize It, and ut o II IL
quiet In DEATH"
Unlike former epidemles Of this
kind the origin OF the present cholera
allllction cannot be traced TO India,
and the country adjacent to the lower
Ganges. The plague OF today seems to
have begun on the coniines OF Russia
or In Persia. Formerly Bengal was
the starting point, travelling thence
into Persia, thence to China aud Rus.
STA, thence into Northern and Central
Europe, ana finally Into England Hnd
America,
The fearful epidemic Of 1926 origin.
atsd IN Bengal, moved westward rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
TIE eEnRYM,SpER MUST 60.

THE "gerrymander" as a factor In
party politics has received u severe set-
bssl; within the past six months In this
country. The State Supreme Court q
Michigan recently decided that the APP
poItlonmcnt for legislative districts
nndc iu 1890 was unconstitutional. A
similar decision was rendered In Wis
consin a few months previouz
This "gerrymhnder" bd&Ihees-of
which Utah has had n sarnpie-wa
assuming such proportions that In n
short time the object OF the Legislative
and even the Congressional district
would have been destroyed. II began
t. form feature Of the tactics Of party
strategy. Immediately alter one party
obtained control Of State Leg.
stature, new apportlonment
bill was introduced. This pro.
vided for dlstrioting to the best ad.
vantage OF the party In power. Little
regard was paid to natural OF divisional
lines. Counties and even townships
were sliced and snoest rlnged 40 that
the party would profit, The charge
cannot be laid sole ly to any Quo party.
The decision In the Wisconsin case
said that both the old plrti,s were
equally corrupt In this matter
There Ia ono reas.uring feature In
these decisions. The supreme Courts
Of both Wisconsin aud Michigan are
composed OF Democrats and Republi-
csns, and in both cases tho decisions
we're unanimous. This indicates that
both parties are DESTROYS OF abolishing
the hated "gerrymander" by which
strips OF territory wholly disconnected
were often Joined together to make n
legislative dlstrlc. in the Interest oil
some parry movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05
REWARDED FOR ~.

HERR Is a paragraph from the
Chicago Mail; "samuel Tarwater
OF Ray County, aged ninety years, Is
paid pension by the State Of Missouri
for wounds received In the Mormon
war. The pension was granted by a
special act OF the legislature In isil and
is Just enough To keep Mr. TsFwaler In
fire waier--though not enough to keep
him In hot water M to what use to
make OF It,"
The "Mormon" war In Missouri
consisted Of murderous mobocratic
assaults upon the Saints In that State.
Some Of tho deieuseless victims were
assassinaiod, OF hers whipped, outrases
were committed upon women and
children, their houses were burned,
they were robbed aud driven from
their homes. We presume II was for
taking part In this lawless and merci.
less business that Mr.. Tarwater re-
ceives from the State u pension ofs2OO
year. Our opinion IN that the
attacking participants In the alleged
"Mormon" war would have received
what they deserved had they been tried
and punished for their oiienses against
law, order, civilization and humanity.