davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
W EGIPCIE

w EGIPCIE. umaar} W
czwartek wicekr6l egipski
Tewfk basza / to pc krotkiej
choroble. Mai on dop,ero lat
40. Zachorowai la influence,
do ktorej dorzucilo sic zapa.
lenle pluc. Choroba ledwo
try dni trwaia. Ia pancwa.
MIA Jego zapanowa} iaki TAXI
lad W pahstwie eglpskiem.
Wprawdzie utraclt czesc Su-
danu, ale "a to staraf sic o
naprawienie fnansow kra]o.
wych podnlesienle oswiaty. z
%przyczynY smiercl jego pcwsta6
moga znacznie!sze zawil}ania,
zw~laszcza, ze Anglia wptyw
swo) W Egipcie TEN wlecej
utrwaliG bedzle chciaia, ma co
Francya inne mocarstwa sic
ME zgodza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

dry, poszanowania ola ustaw
kralu, jake tez zgody omiedzy
mieszkahcami. Zywie te nadzieje
z tenn wieksza ufnoscia, ponlewaz
tie zasady jake swoje w}asne bez
trwogi w~yg4osi}es i mnle tem
samem dafes poreke, re wfadza
bis kupia arch1dyecezyi spoczywac
bedz'e W silnej wiernej i spra-
wiedliwej rece.
W tym sensie witam Gle,
Dostoiny Xiaze, ma Twym urze-
die i zYcze CT ola ]ego sprawo-
wanna bfogos1awienstwa Bozegos'.
Ma tenn SIC skohczy1a giowna
ceremonial sktadanla przyslegi i pc
~wreczeniu x. ArcYbiskupowi
nominaoyi cesarskiej i %spisaniu
z ca}ego aktu protokufu, przylmo-
wany by} x. Arcybiskup przez
cesarzowa. Nastepnie odby}o sic
sniadanle u cesarskiei parry. a pc
mem przyjecie, podczas kt6rego
cesarz widocAnle wyszczeg6lnlal
naszego Prymasa, prowadzac pra-
vie z MIN samym w~v}acznie
rozmowe. O godzinle 2 i POI
| powoz dworski odwioz4 naszego
| Arcypasterza do hotelu rzYmskie
60, gdzie sic zebra}y tfumy
ludnosci, a zebranl tam Polacy
wznosiii gorace okrzyki: ,,Niecl
&Yje''.
ZADTCTTTrTE CND1E WIT A D1IC Al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

= W BERLINIE toczvf sic
W tych dnlach bardzo cleka-
wy process. Nle]aki Norge de
Jouge, syn bardzo bogatego
2Yda, zostaf chrzesc'aninem
wbrew wolf rodzicow. Poznlej
lodzina lego postafa do nlego
lekarza, 2yda, kt6ry poUle-
dzia1. De Norge Jest waryatem
a "a tenn doszlo De 60 wpako-
wall do domu waryatow. Gdy
pc 8 mlesiacach wyszedt,
cgIoslli W pewneJ gazecie, be
rodzlna umyslnie go do domu
okfakanych wsadzic kazaia,
poniewaz chrzeScialnem zostal.
Rodz1ua zaskarzyla TAX jego
jak redaktora owej gazety.
Sad uwolnii lch jednak Cd ka.
ry, a to na mocy sWladectWa
Be Norge rzeczywlscie wow
czas, gdY 60 lekarz badaf, o}}
n'espeina ro2umu. Il obrad
procesu MONA bylo dowiedzleG
sic straszaych rzeczy; n. p.
gdy Morye zostai chrzesciani.
nem, to 60 rodz'na "a to pre-.
kleia, o on ,znowu rzuclf prze.
Mehstwo no rodzine,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

- 1870 E-EssN- 49, ~ --
o2arcla l skupienia sic ludzkosci.
Stat crux dunn volvltur orbis.
(Stol krzyz choc przewroty W
swlecle),
q cafYm spokojem i ufnos
joke blskup katollcki W panstwie
prusklem patrze W przysz}osc,
ponlewaz mocno iestem przeswiad-
czony o TEN, re religljne i kos
cielne interesa wszystklch podda-
nych waszei cesarsklej i krolew-
sklej Mosci, a wiec take podda'
nych katolicklch mych d~yecezyl'
mazda odpowiednla ochrone W
sercu waszej cesarsklej i krolew-
sklei Mosci i ola tego prosze
Boga, ably p6znlejsze pokolenia
b}ogos}awi}y imie Waszei cesar
skiej i krol. Moscl.
Cesarz przYs}uchiwa} sic mo-
vie Arcybiskupa sledzac ma tronie,
a jak bardzo musiafy pe}ne po-
wagl i godnosci s1owa naszego
Arcypasterza traffic mu do pre-
konanla, wnosic nalezyz tego re
nlejednokrotnie przYtakiwa} g}owa
movie x. Arcybiskupa.
Nastepnie wstaf z miejsca i
~stojac wys}uchaf rote przyslegi
Arcyblskupa, kt6ra brzmi jak mas
tepaje:
,,Ja, Floryan Stablewski. "a
mianowany Arcybiskup g%nleznleh-
ski i p%oznanski, sk}adam przYslege
pred Bogiem wszechmogacym,
wszystko wiedzacym, ma ewangella
swleta, re ~wynieslony ma stolice
ar%cyblskupia gniezniehska i poz-
nanska bede Jego kr6lewsklej
Mosci krolowi Wllhelmowi i pra-
wow1tym lego nastepcom, W rza-
dach uleg}vm, wiernym, pos}usz,
nym, i oddsnym, re starac sic
bede wed}ug sl} moznosci o Jegc
dobro re szkody i niebezpleczeh'
silva cd nlego bede uchylaf, re
dazyG bede do tego, azeby W u
mys}ach oddanych mel biskupiei
pleczy ksiezy i gmin gorllwie
pielegnowano uczucia czc1 1 wier
noscl ola kr6la, mi}osci ~ojczyzny
pos1uszenstwa ola praw i wszyst.
kie one cnCty, ktore W chrzesclanact
stanowla poddanych, i re ME
sc1erpie, zeby poddane mi ducho
wlenstwo %naucza1o 1 postepowa]e
W duchu przec1wnym. w szcze.
golnoscl slubuje, re ME beds
utrzymywa} zadnego wsp6lnictws
z jaklm zwlazklem. cry to view
natrz, czy "a granicaml monarchii
kt6ryby mog} sic STAG groznyn
} ola bezpieczehstwa publiczneg>
i re W razie, gdy dowlem sic
| tego rodzaju usi}owaniach, kt6r'
l moga sic obr6ciG Ia nlekorzys'
pahstwa, o tenn doniose Vase
. kr6lewskiei Mosci. Przyrzekan
J d%otrzyma6 tego wszystkiego ten
niez}omniej, lie re pewny ]estem
J re przysieg2 %z}ozona przezemni
Jego swletobliwoscl Paplezowi
Kosclo}owl do niczego sic nj
2 zobow1aza}em, CODY by1o przeclw
nem przysledze, wiernosoi pod.
. dahstwu wzg1edem Waszej krd
lewskjej Moscl. Ma wszystko t.
przyslegam, tax mi PANE Boz
dopom6z jego swieta ewangella
Amen"
Przez ca1Y akt czytania rot
przYslegl przez naszego Arcybls'
. kupa cesarz sta}, poczem podan'
mu do odczYtan1a move, kt6r;
odczYta} stojac. Brzml ona jaI
n%astepuje:
| ,,Uwaza4em "a stosowne
' C1ebie, Dostojny X'eze, PR.
> obieclu Twego urzedu, przyja'
Gle osobiscie i osoblscle przyja'
uroczysue sluby, kt6re GO dopler'
przys1ega stwierdzi}es. Zadania
kt6re Gig czekaja, So trudne. Wy
maga]a one wobec szczeg6lnycl
l stosunk6w " Twych dyecezyacl
madrosc1 i wiernoscl i n1ezwyk1e
l mierze.
: Kiedy Gig, Dostojny Xlaze, "a
. proponowalem Jego Swletobllwosc
j Papiezowi ma godnos6 Arcybikup'
Z gniezriensklego pozaahsklego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

ME Zgodza.
Wenecyi,
kardynai Agost1ni, kt6rego
smier6 nastapiia W ostatnich
godzlnach ubiegtego roku,
padf rowniez oflara lnfluenzy,
a dostal 1e W dniu Bozego
N~arodzenia, pc odprawlenlu
wielkle] mszy W kosclele sw.
Narka. Gdy W sylwestrowY
wieczor O godzinie 8 ma bra
mie pafacu przytw'erdaono
plakaty, ogiaszaiace o powsze.
cine ,,uomo santo (swi4ty
cz}ow1ek), 7ak go powszechnie
nazywano, Wenecyanie mad
clagall tfumaml pred pa}ac al
BOWEN kardynat AgosUln jest
powszechnie czczony i kocha-
ny, zwfaszcza mledzy ni&sza
xlasa ludnosal, czego zreszta
dowodzi madame mu "a 2ycia
nazwa. Cd naim}odszych lat
zy} on tylko ola blednych,
wszys'ko co posiadat i'm odda-
wal. Mafym chtopcem bedac,
opuszczai dom pokryjomu,
zebrawszy jedzenie, jake mu
dawano (%pochodzi} z zamo2-
nej rod7iny mieszczahskie] W
Trev'so) l zanosi} je uboglm
dzieciom. jake proboszcz do
prawadzaf kucharke do roz-
paczy' gdyz W jei nieooec-
nosci %wy]mowaf mleso zgarn-
ka blelizne z szafy rozdawai
ubog;m. Zostawszy ksieciem
Kosclo1a, ME sprzenlewierzyf
sic swoim zwyczajom do koh-
ca zycla. Zajmowat tylke
sloneczna rzdebke W pod piet.
rzu wspanlafego pa}acu, pre-
znaczonego ma mleszkanie ola
ka2dego patryarchy izdebka
ia zaopatrzona by}a W mai
skromnielsze i najp1ezbedniej.
SEE tylko meble. Karmil sic
najprostszemi potrawami, ca}y
znaczny doch6d patryarchy
oddaiac uboglm. Podczas
cholery zwiedzal neinedzniel-
SEE mieszkania ! bez najmniej-
szej obawy przesladywaf IL
1oza chorych. Gdy brat pa
tryarchy kona8 u)af 60. "a oble
rece i powiedzla}. ,Wybacz
bracie he Gle NE mianuie
kuratorem majatku mo1ch
dzieci, ale twoje rec zbyt
dzlurawe". Dosadna to llustra-
eva charakteru zmartego hto-
ry dozy5 tYlko ga rcSn Aycla.
Smierc pierworodnegc syna
nastepcy tronu angielskiego zrobi-
Ia W cafej Anglii wielkie wrazenie.
W przesztym miesiacu odbyf sic
Stub jego ksieznlczka Teck.
Ksia&e Clarence og6Inie byf lu-
biony i cieszyf sic wieksza popu-
%larnoscia, niA ojciec lego. Pre-.
bakiwano nawet, il kslaze
Walt zrzesze sic tronn ne ke-
rzysc syna. Babka jego, krolowa
Wlktorya 70 izami rrzyjeia wiado-
mosc o smlerci wnuka, matka
zas pc zgonie jego dfugo byia bez
przytomnosci obecnie anajdcje sic
w p~ozatowania godnym stanie.
Wszystkio gazoty angielskio wy
sz{y W aafobnej obw6dce. W Lon
dyllie powywieszano Aafobne cho-
ragwle. U:oczystosci zoiobne
odbedQ sic 2 cata okazaiosciq W
kaplicy sw. Jerzego W zamku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Gnanle przYsiegi
k1osci przez A =
skupa x. DIR. Sta
n b~lewskiego.

oAsle nader uroczyscie oneg.
Berlinie. Cd +. 1866 ME
ara1 laden monarcha pruski
gi cd Biskup6w; Jest to
81 iienle niezwYk4e ola naszego
pasterza. - Kr6tko po godzi-
N przyjevhal pow6z dworski
~. Arcybiskupa, kt6ry "a
1Ekaf W hotelu Rzymskim, l
bzf 90 do zamku kr6lewskle.
kt6rym byli juz zgromadze.
thsi0 dostojnicy woJskow1 i
Epl.
lesarz przyby} wkr6tce potem
sSSlii tronoweJ gdzie odbY1a
\ Noczystosc sk1adania przysie-
Arcybiskup W purpurze
Rprzeciwko cesarza, majac
IIIi wei rece ministra oswiece-
sedlitza i kapelana swego
IL. Bolesfawa Zychllnsklego.
Ceremonla rozpocze}a sic W
puiacy spos6b; naprz6d "a.
sntowa{t minister oswiecenla
sBkupa cesarzowi W sfowach
tlacych;
". cesarskieJ i kr6lewsklej
\ donosze najunizenlej, re
siskup gnleznienski i poz-
Ii K. DIR. Stablewski W mysl
yzszego rozkazu przyby} tutai
b zsozenla Waszej c%esarskiei
krolewsklei Mosci oraz iego
seowitym nastepcom W rzadach
lobecnosci wYdelegowanych ma
|Swiadk6w przysiegl homaglal-
Ii.
a. AfcYblsKup czeka ma mai
EzsTa pozwolenle, z}ozenla uro.
90 przYrzeczenia gorliwego
MAMA z swej strony przyje-
pa slebie wobec korony i
va obowlazk6w pred Wasza
: | krolewska Mosclas'.
dany znak zabral g}os
Prymas i powiedzlaf &C
HE:
Iaska Jego swiatobliwosc1
najwyzsze zaufanie
AJ cesarsklej l kr6lewskie.
(ci powierzy4y mi z stolics
biskupla gnieznlensko-poznan
najwyzssa godnosc duszpaster-
" obu wlelk1ch dYecezyach v
4 j tax drogich mi stronact
nnych. Wasza cesarska'
wska Nose raczy}es mi nadt'
ypsypllc ,zblizyc sic do podnoz'
] II, bym m6g} z1ozyc hof(
Hrny i przysiege wlernosc
naidostojniejsza osoba wa
cesarsklej 1 kr6lewskiel Moscl
IN uwam wielka donlos1osG te
AWzystosc1 i umiem ocenic INA
q lie swletnosci, jaka iaska wa sze
D rsk1ej i Krolewskiej Mo SCI ];
eza.
Przysiega ta uroczysta ma 81
Ia, ,,przez kt6rego kr6lowi
lja", s1ac chwa}a ma ziem1
piego podnosi sic W tel civil
! moi, by "a jego saska mod
wiazania mego odpowiedzial'
urzedu, jake nam ma slebl
EeJac, wiernie i sumlennie wy
WniG wsr6d burr i manowc6v
Esu. Bog. -kt6ry INA czysta moi
blee, doda pomocy mym s}abyn
IAom.
/ juz teiaz uczuWam wdzie
,nosc ola Boga, re u}atwia NJ
beinienie mych obow1azkov
Ielkle 1scie kr6lewskie serc
sszej ~cesarskjei i kr6lewskie
Csc. kt6re wszystkich poddanyc]
M obejmuje ml}oscia l ola teg
Yieksze ma prawo zadani;
kystKich ME tylko zewnetrz
( Nos4uszenstwa, ale czci
oddaria sig
gromadzenia wszystkicl
sych W nleznajomej wiernot
betnem oddaniu sic oko1
\ aego tronu waszej cesarsk,e
aWskaeJ Moscl.
Eruszony. do glebi skfadan
-sesarskiej j ki6lewskie
naiunizelszaz sweJ stron'
PKG "a znufarlte, jah4e-racz4la
#borze mel osoby ma ten wy
ale trudpy urzad najmi1osci'
ME okazat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
zAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
co

G
socyalis5i berl1hscy. Prsza W
swo1ch gazetach. Re skfadkl
wptywa,a licho, Re wiecow
Jest mniei, Re maj6wek soc>-
alistyc1nych +, balik6w bedzle
mniej, DO robotnik, co caro-
bi, to tee wszystko wyda ma
chleb ola dzlecl. Pisa, lie /
wybory wypadna llcho, DO
tysiace robotnik6w, ME majac
2adnego zarobku, p%oD'eraja
wsparcie 2 miejskioh kas, a
tacy traca prawo do gtosowa-
MIA.
minister sprawie.
dliwosci ogloslf reskrypt, we
dug ktorego ME wolno re
daktorow osadzonych W we
zieniu, traktowac jake zwy-
czajnych zbrodnlarzY. Res
krypt ten spowodowany EOS
tai rlegodnem traktowanlem
W wlezienlu redaktora nGoi-
senkirchner Arbeiterzeitung.
20 WSZYSTKICH well
klch miastach W Niemczech
dyrekcye kole]owe albo skra
GAIA czas piracy ola robotm-
kow koleiowvch, albo tel
zwaln1aja ich re sluzby. WY
ST urzednicy kolejowi otrzy.
mali rozkaz, a4ebY wszedzie,
gdz'e sic tylko da. zmniejszali
llczbe robotnlk6w wogole
baczyll ma to, a2eby ME bYfo
niepotrzebnych wvdatkow. w
Berl1aie / WrocfawIu jul cd
l bm. rozpuszczono bardzo
wielka llczbe robotnlkow. Bic
da wielka czeka tel ropotni-
kow, kt6rzy straclll prace i
zarobek. Jakzez ma>a przezyG
dfuga zine, podczas ktorei ME
farwo dostac mozra zatrudnle-
ME.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

tenn arc numbered once the masses clear
~ realize tina. corporation must take the
place Of murderous competition. In
country where tho right Of revolution is
fundamentally recoguizsd no change in
tho interest OF The public veal Is impossi-
bic or illegltlmaie.
such Is the lesson OF Homestead
The article IL analytical and Logical
until II reaches the remedy, which ie
revolutionary. Our disagreement with
1t does not apply to the principle OF CO.
opehlioD rs remedial means. Our
Exception relates to what MI. Open
beimer appropriately calls co'opera-
ton. He applies the term to what
would be n species Of coercive COM
muuIsm, tho basis Of which would be
seizure Of the means Of production and
thor subsequent dis,ribuiion TO be conr
Quoted comparatively for the bonedI Of
society.
The first step toward such a system
would be- the direct opposite Of co.
operation confrcatlon. Such n
movement would pccipitato the
bloodest revolution on recori. The
Amsigamsted Trades Union at Home.
stead seems 10 be possessed Of Nir.
Opponhcimer's socialis,io Idea, rs, IL n
manifesto Issued by II, the claim was
made that the yorkmon had n pro-
pfiety right IN the Carnegie works be.
cause they had, by their labor, helped
to produce thom, and the government
was asked to sustain, By Ia powers, this
proposition. To apply the term co.
operation-which implies mutually
TO u condition which Involves a conflict
between the parties In interest Il
ridiculous. II ever tho time shall
come when labor shall make the dc.
mand and insist upon It, by force II
necessary, that the capitalists shall
surrender possession OF tho means OF
production, then will q sanguinary
struggle be precipltalei that will throw
ordinary civil strife into the shade OF
iorgetiulness. Instead Of cooperation
It would be- clasa against claSs, and
man against man. The race Ia not
educated out OF eelflshness Into self
denial yet. Until that time shall come
social affairs will be- In perpetual com
motion. Such ideas Of coop Grafton A.
those Of Mr.. oppcnneimer cannot be-
come realities al present. Attempts to
enforce them would lead TO ind,s.
cfiable woe and disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
THE BRITISH PARLiAMENr.

THE first session Of the now British
Parliament was opened yesterday.
According 10 the dispatches 10 far no
clear idea can be obtained ns 10 the
procedure TO 10 followed. The Duke
VI Devonehlfc, however, stated that
the present government ould remain
In office until II became certain tim,
the various sections of the Opposition
united 10 maintain new government.
Lord Herschell contcnded that the
Liberals should withhold their pro-
gramms until after IA Liberal ministry
was Organized.
1t Ia certain that the iirst question
10 to considered Ia Home Ruls for
Ireland. Tho House OF Commons con.
sislu Of $40 members. or these 81 4 are
Conservatives Rad 1850 Liberals, giving
the latter clear majority Of ~. hut II
must be noted that ~ the $3.50
Liberals 10 are Parnellites and
Labor men. These might virtually he
classified rs Independents, Nnd In
Home Rule matters hey arc likely to
prove refractory. Taking England,
Scotland aud Wales conjoinily they
gave n majority Of 2j against Home
Rule, 30 that Gladstone's u come en-
tirely from Ireland. Should the Lit.
erals undertake TO form ministry, n
large measure OF Home Rule for Ire.
land must be granted or else the Irish
contingent win kick. Then II this
large measure Is proposed will the
English Liberals support It?
1.-THE Irish members act wisely they
will either content themselves with n
moderate measure Of Home RulesOr
else iortgo the demand altogether for
another year. II they prove refractory,
the chances arc that another general
election may take place within the on.
suing year, and in that they might not
fare 30 well ns In the last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
THE PROHIBITION PARTY.

AN incident has occurred which Is
helping considerably to advertise the
Prohibition party. General Bldwell
Of California Ia the nominee for Prosi-
dent, and J, e. Cranfll Of Texas ia the
nominee for Vice. President. The Bos.
ION JoWUa' Of u recent date published
the following;
"For twenty years the individual who
now heads the Prohibition ticket was
next to tho largest wine aud brandy pro-
duccr la California. Il was In this busl-
ness that he accumulated the millions
which will 20 to lubricale the wheels OF
the Prohibition machine this summer.
For the flrst timo probably In all It's his
tory the third party now has reformed
dlsullcr at It's hoad. For Con. Bidwell
did reform. lIo reformed 10 please his
wife, and ho now sells tho products " hls
l5O'acre vineyard In the open market,
Instead u converting them into splritu-
Gus tuiis GU his own prcmlso,."
This charge has brought Bidwell
Into such prominence that he Is being
talked about all over the United States.
ON the one hand he Is denounced as u
hypocrlto who made moLey by tho
manufacture OF liquor, ana IL now
seeking fame or notorlety by mems Of
ill'oaTned money. On the other hand,
his followers give a fair explanation OF
the circumstances.
Bidw,ll, II appears, has been and ia
a grape grower In California. In 1864
he began the manufacture OF pure
wines, in the belief that u pure article
would be- conducive to temperance, anu
also that Il would be needed for com.
munion purposes in the churches. An
expert wine maker was procured anu
the necessary plant established. Mean.
time Bidwell was elected to Congress,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
"l.IrERAIy pROspEcrs.

ToorLE county was the firs, Glib.
eral~ stronghold. II was there that
tho genius and methods Of Utah
"Liberallsm" received their FIRST strik.
Ing crsmpiihcAlion. rhe county was
carried by fraud, wholesale arfd palrn-
BILE. The effects of"Libcral" rule were
speculation, waste and the depreciation
Of county warrants from par 10 ten
cents on the dollar. one dose Of
"Liberallm" was enough. The county
has, ever since lie redemption, kept IT,
self out Of "Liberalr clutches though
some members Of tho fnction
have always Temainoi there.
Hut It appears they have
come TO the conclusion that they also
have had enough. The party has dis
banded there In spite Of the Powers
conference resolutions. IL Ia probable
that this example will be followed by
other county organizations, and that
little, II any thing, will he left OF the
faction, except In two or three cities
The prospects In ogden are treated on
In another part OF this paper. They
are not very cheering to the "Liberal"
and the whole outlook does
no, pf,sago much future prof., to those
flies who have heretofore lived on the
Liberal" carcass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
ANALYSIS OF THE LABOR AND
CAPITAL SITUATION.

TuERE appeared recently in the
New York Telegram an article from
the pen OF Moses oponheimer, on the
labor question. II Is remarkable for
the cleainess of It's statement Of tn.
situation, while its prescription Tor the
cure OF the evils II depicts In conspicu.
ously absurd. 1t Is here reproduced;
"llomostoad Ia but an incident Of tho
tremendous struggles fora new adjust.
mont Of tho relations between capital
aud labor. within loss than one your
we have witnessed the violent outbreaks
In Tennessee, In Cuur d'Aleuc, In Home
stead, occurring among class of toilors
drawn largely II not mainly, from the
native-born element supposed TO be
much moro law abiding and conservative
than the much abused ignorant foreign.
ors,' Within tho last decade we have
seen tremendous strikes and lockouts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
A WORTHY CAUSE.

CRUELTY to animals Is \ relic
Of barbarism and sign OF COW.
hrdice. A certain amount Of
force 10 sometimes necessary in the
management Of biutes, but much
more can betlono by kindness and
training than by violence which Ia
usually manifested In nuger. In the
nineteenth century there ought TO bo
no need for organizations specially to
protect an imals from III usage. But
such societies exist In most OF tn.
large cities. and even Ia Salt Lake one
appears to be necessary. At any rate
there il such an association, and II has
done good work, II ought 10 be en-.
Outraged. Dumb brutes ought to be
protected against human brutes. Those
who take their part should receive
that aid which IL necessary. The
Utah Humane Society invites the co.
operation OF citizens who favor it,
cause. All who wish to respond can
do 70 by securing ticket for grove
party at Smoot'a Park on Thursday
evening next. This ia the fret time
the Society has called for public help
and now 1t will give full returns for
this small pecuniary assistance. For
further particulars read the special
notice elsewhere In this paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
SHALL WE noSp TUE COUNTY,

EVERY taxpayer In Salt LAX
County ought to know that an election
will take place shortly, for the purpos'
II deciding whether the county
authorities shall be empowered to con
Iact bonded debt OF 100000. Thu
10 a serious matter. Which ever WAY
II shall be decided II ought first TO b
seriously considered. We have cltJ
bonds ncnrly to the limit, school bond
In n heavy amount, and now II Is pro
posed TO bond the county.
Improvements are needed, no doubt
But are those that are contemplated
such ns the people sant9 Arc they oil
pressing necessity DO the majority Of
tho citizens wan, the present officials
to expond the money? Can We manage
to make proper progress without pilinR
ON this financial burdcn9
The annexed ticket, which has been
prepared by the county officials and TO
which the voter can append tho word
eyes" or mo" according to his choice,
tells the purpose to which the money
ID to be devoted II It's borrowed.
"shall negotiable coupon bonds Of salt
Lake County, to the amount ~ $4,000,
IN the denomination Of $1,000 each, pay
able twenty years from date, redecmahlc
tea years amer date and bearing interest
ut the rate OF per cent rcr Annum. DO
~ Aasr an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
STRIKES AT THE ASIIpoDEs.


AuhrhALiA" news brought ny tno
@''pOsa " On" 'iano''eo On WV
~ ,ns'' s'a'oa wa, IN ,hc s'''ei "''no'
VI w" S South wares oVvv men are on
.''ia.' nc ISSUE Is Souie"na' s',h,ia'
w '""1 ~ 'ioules''aI anu III iuaho,
i"o o"n''s wan. 70 Jet inc stopping
/" o'o oy oohuec'' inc men want
" uon' ~ u'y WoiA' ihe MINES were
op,iH''u ne,e'o'o'e ny mems o' An
rs'.e"iep' oe'".en Tue O"heis anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
PROMPT ACTION WANTED.

THE City Council ought To make
close inquiry into the alleged ineiii.
cheney OF our present sewer manage.
ment. Ia II true that large quantity
Of sewage IL emptied into tho Jordan
river? II 30, this ought to DO stopped.
This was ono Of the evils We
opposed whom the sewer qu.s-
ton Twas flnt discussed. Our posi-.
ton was purposely misrcpresented
by sLlberal" advocates OF the system.
1t has since been falsified In the same
way. We never opposed sewers or any
sans sanitary measure, but we did op.
pose emptying the waste matter Of this
city into the Jordan river, or tho lake,
where It would do damage to residents
or land owners and become offensive
and injurious TO the city.
1t is n fact that from some OF tn,
mAu-holes In town come up fumes that
are full Of poison and that are sioken'
ing In the extreme TO persons near by
II this Ia In part accustomed
by lack Of nus hing, the sewers should
be- drenchcd from the hydrants. II II
~ the result OF Rewage backing up from
the outlet, us we are told Il IL, that
ought TO be remedied ut once. And
anyhow, the city has no right to empty
the foul matter into the Jordan, and Il
likely 10 reAp trouble nv 40 doing