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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

The hulletip Just Issued by the census
office giving the htatlstiCs Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of the
United States shows that this church
has l02 annual conferences, not includ-
iug ten or more In foIoign countries.
Connected with these conferences are
2, 240, $50 Communicates. North Of
Mason and Dixon'a line the Methodist
Episcopal Church has organizations In
nearly every county. Though repre-.
scented in every State, 1t IA not GO strong
IN the South ss its sister hudy, the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
the siRtistica OF which will bo given In
a forthcoming bulletin. or the 200
counties in the States and Territories
the Methodist Episcopal Church Is no.
presented In nll save 5S5. u has %, SCI
organizations, with 22,sii church rti.
fees, with a seating capacity Of o, 500, :
7os; and m aggregate valuation Of
soB,I23, 4Os. This valuation, which
does not include parsonogcs and other
church property, Ia the largest reported
by any enOminati0u thus far, exeept
the Roman Catholic,--Er.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

In book Ia which Jonathan Trumbur
recorded the minor cases no tried ar
justice Of the peace IS this cntryi Hi,
Majostios Nlhiugmnn entered com
plant against iona and Susan Smith
that on the Lords day, during divine
service, they did smile" They were
found guilty aud each was fined five
shillings aud costs. But il was the
"small boy" who q behuyiorin the meet.
ing house provoked tho Puritan elders
10 gro3n ia chorus, "Foolishnoss Is
bound in tho hear, Of u child"
The boy behaved badly because ho
was seated with other boys, instead OF
with his fntlcr aud mother in u family
pow. They were herdad together on
the pulpit and gallery stairs, aud tith.
ingmen and constaolcs were appointed
20 watch over them, "and see that they
behave themselves comolio. and uso such
raps and blows rs meet
lu one parish 1t was ordered in town
meeting chat there be some sticks set
up IN various places In tho meeting
house, and lit persons by thcm and to
usg thpm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Tho Injected steamers.

GUARANTEE, Sept. 10. Tho
"Vmve" arrived at i.i5 with afuli
list VI gnbin passengers. There were
no imhigyants. She reported all well,
cleared and about q O'Clock shu was
permitted TO 20 NJ.
Millionaire Heafs. cRblcd from Paris
placing At the disposal OF the physi.
clans composing the medical confer.
enoe appointed by the chamber VI
commerce the use Of his yacht
"NamOOse.
DR.. Walser, deputy health officer,
issued tho following bulletin:
'MOravia,' all wcll ON board;
Scandal, all well today, with few
exceptions, measles; on the Wyoming
one Infant died Of marnsmus this
morning; on the 'Normannia' all are
WE'LL"
II Is claimed thnt the death Of the
child Minnie LeyinRcr OF III Eat
Forty.siLth street last SUNDAY wna
directly trncenble to four immlgrai {
girls who came from Antwerp on the
"Frisslanu." DR.. Jenkins evidently
does not put much faith in this theory,
and explains that his deputy reported
no Illness ON the "Fricsland" when
che arrived. He admitted, however,
that " might be possible. The report
from DR.. Byron nj SwinbuTne tonight
says that one death OF pneumonia &C.
CURED following an attack oil cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
nIeyeI. rournninrn,.

SruNOrELD, Aiass., Sept. lj.-
Several thousand people gathered al
HSmlden Park today 10 witness thu
bicycle tournament. The one mile in-
itation race was surprise both TO
Tyler aud windle, who reached tho
line before Zimmerman, who evidently
wos not IN the best condition. In the
half mile, open, zimmerman won from
Tyler with little trouble. Lumsden Of
Chicago also finishing ahead OF Tyler.
Windlc captured the half mile handi-
cap from a scratch In flne style, NOW.
lug down fifteen men on marks. In
the Mile handicap George +. Taylor,
who rode from scratch with thinner.
msD, finished fourth In 1852 l.5 which
with the time for threc.quarters,l :it l.5,
broke the competition record. Tho
two Murphy brothers, with Al. Bar
ker, rude AN exhibition mills on trip.
lot safety aud made new records, ths
mile being run In 2:li.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Grafton neiorc the society Of tho
Army of the Cumberland.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. To-
General II. V. Boynton delivered the
annual Grafton before the society of the
Amy Of the Cumberland amt q large
gathering Of citizens tonight. He re-.
Viewed the achievements OF that army,
claimed for Buell. the credit VI saving
Grant from the disgrace OF u surprise
Mt Shiloh, for Rosecfans the Victory at
ChichAmaugn, and for Thomas the
success nj Missionary Ridge. He re-
Viewed Grants anu Shefman's mt
InOiTs, wherein, he said, misieprusent'
ations concerning tho Army OF the
Cumberland were given currency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

ISOLATED. Tho mans name "a Romero
Rooney, n farm laoorer, ami this alter
noon his brother, Natalie Rooney,whO
lived with him, was stricken with tie
same " mptoms. lie was also taken 10
n hospital aud ISOLATED. Tho health
officer md hospital authorities main.
tain rigid silence m TO the cases.
Atthe hospital tonight It was stated
that the men were not suffering nom
cholera. The hospital authorities seem
70 be inclined 10 reticunce, but 1t IA
thought that The aliens are suffering
from combination OF acute mania and
collie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

IN extraordinary punishment is gow
in vogue in Persia, It was introduced
by the present shah with view to put.
thug a stop to the petty pilfering that
had had uubyiilcd sway for hundroda Of
years. 1t consists IN taking tho culprit
through tho following course Of
sprouts" and is said to be very eifectual
especially when 10 has been applied to
ono guilty Of the third oifensoi
The first time a man is caught In the
act Of stealing he is "bastinadoed" (beat.
On on the soleso Of tho feet with an iron
rod aud made TO aign paper declaring
that that will be his last offonse. II he
forgots this when the solos of his feet
quit burning and tries 1t again, the see
ond oiTense calls for tho ampqtation Of
his right hand. II he is still obdurnto,
aud goes at 1t left handed, tho third aud
Of course last resort Is docapitation. -
81. Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

QUARANTINE, MY, Sept. l5.-Com.
missioner Allen has Just stated on his
return from Lower bay that Dr. san.
born now believes Mrs. Pearson pois.
oned her two children, who died nj
upper quarantine on the "Wyomiugn
ana then committed suicide hcreli In
the same way. She appears TO have
been married TO the man who passed as
her husband.
The commissioner reports the death
Of one child from Group on tire "Wy0-
ming" No deaths or new cases VI
cholera today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Elevator Men WIN DIV" 80 more stock
ncports.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Sept. To-
The elevator companies have decided
TO withhold reports Of stocks Of grain
on hand from Eyadsirect's and other
commercial periodicals. The manager
Of one oi tne largest elevators says fur.
nishing the stocks Of wheat In the
county by commercial agencies aud
also by government reports IL All abso.
Lutte dclrimcut e. the agricultural
Interests OF the country anu they deem
1t test 20 withhold the Information.
They hcliove tho whole system to be
radically wrong, and In "A great meas.
uro responsible fof the terrible duuFcs-
sion of the markets and or result
detrimental to the agricultural inter.
esR which are their support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

NEW YoRK, Sept. l5.-The int case
OF death from suspt cited cholon oc.
cured In Brooklyn today. JOtephiue
Mllckn, II years old, Of 52d state
street, was taken III yesterday. At
night shc passed into @ state Of collapse,
aud today she vOmi,ed, anu when the
physicians called che was dead. The
glIl had eaten heartily OF green corn
and tomatoes, anu tho case was put
down 10 cholera motbuF. A bacterial
examination IL now being made.
The girl arrived from Poland In Janu.
uIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

Lewiston, Me-, Sept 10. - The
ErcHiH0 JOHrnoi givCp returns from
495 towns. Cleves has $3.50 voter,
johnson 81, oss, Hussey 33lO, Baleman
1914, Union Labsr ana scattering, l2j.
Republican plurality, l2,jo2. Tho re.
mining spvcui, en- PLACES two Year,
ago gave 35s Republican aud i2i Dem.
ocfntir votes. Congfesaman Diuglry,s
plurality In the Second district, ~ 1920.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Authorities Believe the Cholera will,
In all Probability, Reach
Chicago.
ENERGETIC MEASURES TO Pre-.
VENT IT.
DIR. Reilly Thinks II VIII Not Become
Epidtmic.-l Rigid Inspection
Of Trains.
Plans TO Meet tNery EmergcncJ.-
Cholera Expected.


CHICAGO, sept. l5.-s5ecrctary Rcil.
~ Of tbe state toard OF health had u
lengthy conference with the city health
commissioner today. Plans have been
made to meet amy emergency, and
everything possible - being done 10
ward oil the epidemic Of cholera. The
authorities are proceeding on the theory
TINT cholera will, In all probability,
reach Chicago. DR.. Reilly, however,
does not believe 1t VIII bccomo opt
dumlc.
a municipal cholera hospital has
been established near the Bfidewell,
and thirty patients eau he cared for
there alone. Tho most rigid inspection
Of all incoming trains IL being mnde by
inspectors, who board them beyond the
State line. II a case OF cholera ia found
on any train, the train viii be run on
branch lin0 ut once 10 the state refuge
camp which has already been ,stab.
lnh,d near the state line. Five hun.
dred tents arc already thefeAnd every.
thing ID In rcadiuess for ttN reception
OF patients. The railway companies
have notified ,tho health department
that no passengers viii he accepted at
Eastern points Tor the West unltns each
bOnrs u clean bill OF health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. l5.-J.W.
Roth, mining superintendent, arrived
here from MonOlOya, Mexico, Today.
He soys q telegraph operator there died
from CHOLERA Tuesday. The town was
Immediately quarHntined, y d now no
one 10 permitted to enter or leave. 1t
In reported that Others have been At
tackled by the disease there, anu II II
further reported that cholcia II cpl.
demic III san Luis, Potosi ana Vera
Cruz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
A HANGING EXPERIENCE.
THE SENSATIONS As DESCRIBED by A
KANSAS MAN.


"f was hanged for horse thief
oncc,n said i. n. Stophory, contfac.
tor haillng from the 5uunoAcr State,
~ a G'o5C. DcHgcrat mgu. at was
just alter the war. stock thieves were
pretty thick, aud when caught were
not allowed 20 loose much tiue 70.
penting Of their sinr. had Just moved
into the State from Michigan.
bought horse, regular Old plow
plug, from yOungstor who appeared
TO be all right, anu next day mounted
him and started 10 Fort Scott 10
transact come business.
81 had ridden perhaps dczen miles
when wac overtHk-n by posse Of
armed men who were hunting stock
thieves. The horse | was riding hnd
been stolen from member VI the
party, aud was swung up 10 the limb
OF n tree by the ronuaide without being
given chance to explain. There was
sharp, momentaty pain, choking
sensation, succeeded by one that eau
only compare 10 the delightful intoxi.
cation Of the opium sino..eI, and then
unconsclousness. | would like 10 ex-
pericnce that sensation again, but do
not care TO undergo the necessary pre-
liminaries. The party concluded that
| might have confederates, and let me
down, hoping that would peach.
"Ihe coming back To lie was a good
deal more painful than taking leave Of
II. When ! got ~ could talk | told
my story, but 1t was not believed, mud
they were about TO swing me up ngain,
when neighbor returning from Fort
Srolt, CHANGED along and convinced
them that they had the wrong man"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
synrrons OF CHOLERA.
Two Italians Taifs~ 10 a Hospital nnd
Isolated.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept 10
About 7 O'Clock this morning nm
Italian was found wrlihing Ia terrible
agony IN Held on the 'outrkitta of Tie
city. The police were ut onco notified
and when the ambulance arrived, tho
Italian, evidently a labQrer, was ex.
hlbitinghli the symptoms Of cholern.
Ho was removed 70 a hospital and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
The Attorney. General Says the
President Can, Under
the Law,
PREVENT THE LANDING IN THE
COUNTRY
ny Telegraph to tho NEwsI
IMMIGRATION
FROM Infected Ports eau he Pro.
htbitsd Under thu Law.

FROM Infected Ports Cnn he Pro.
hibitsd Under tho Law.
LoOS LAKE, y. ", Sept. l5.-The
President sent "a Telegram 10 the
Secretary OF the Treasury today, any.
ing that the Attorney General ernt
him an opinion 10 the effect that
no had iull power under tho law to
prevent the landing IN the country Of
al Immigrants coming from the ports
Injected with cholcra, or another
contagious disease. lie suggested thut
the Secretary OF the Treasury convey
Tue Information to various Trans
Atlantic companies, together with
otlicihl notice that unless they acted
ih ttiict accordance Herewith hs
would isauc an executive order pros
hibiIinE entirely all immigrants from
Injected ports without exception.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Qnnranl,u Against Tie uniied s,n,s..

HAVANA, Sept. i5.--The boari Oh
health Of this cit, resolved to deolar.f
AL vesscls arriving from New YokA
sinoo the llth inst, unclean, and avg
arriving from other Slato-' ports sinoe'
that dntc suspicious; 10 observe strict
quarantine against the United States.
nnd not to adult TO port any vessvls on
which suspicious deaths have occurred,
unltsn lnlly proved that such deaths
were not duo 10 cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
A Celebrated Goal. HAIR Case.

BOsIoN,Sept. l5.-The United States
court Of appeals today sustained the
United states government In the cele-
hrated goats hair case, wherein the
collector assessed duty Of i2l cents q
pound on gonts' hair goods, which the
importers vOntended should be admit.
ted free. The decision Ia Of vast i'm.
portanoe and involves millions OF dol.
lars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
A Keoicy League Formed.

DWIGHT, lila, Sept. l5.-The b.
chloride OF Gold clubs will hereafter be
known as the Kelley League. The next
annual meeting win be held In Cincin-
natl. :. IL. Moore OF Pittsburg was
elected president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

Eli PAso, Tex, Sept. l5.--The re-.
port sent byR special correspondent
ia6t night nom Paris, Texas, 20 the el.
feet that tho Dalton gang had been
captured at Deming, N, NJ, liz dtuied
by Governor Rosh, who states that the
robbars have not been seen IN the Ter.
rilOry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. lJ.-One Of
the aociety events OF the season
was the marriage this even.
lug Of william T.. Bailey OF Seattle,
Wash, 10 Miss Fay Alger, at the resi-.
donco Of the BRIDES iaihefi General
Russell a. Alger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

WASHINGTON, Sent. lj.-Tbe follow.
ing consular appointments Were M.
nounced today BY tho State depart
mcnt: Hon. &. NJ. Barre TO be- consul
at valparaiso to succeed McCreafy,
resigned; Charles II. CownD, consul at
Manila, philippine lslandg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

ST. JOSEPH, No., Sept. l5.-Twenty.
Ave thousand people attended the
races here today and watched Nancy
Hanks attempt to lower her record OF
2'O7 Regulation trnok). She gave
magnificent exhibition, doing a mile
In .:O7s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Ordered 10 herring so,.

l'Ics,.v l,i,, ~ G., Sept l5.-Prlyate
a cmi.s,,e mat the American Berlnv
On w' ein have orders on the wny
,Be,,,, Isniuglon that will Keen ND
l,c.m anl "Adsmh" In the sea until
1Es,,oo'ei IL, by which time I'M, sosi
q m" ~, nave little need OF guard.
M prosIDun,uer cruisers will leave tho
y Nan Po ana will make directly
r9rwin }, snelsco, except the cutter
eaA "hioh has been ordered 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-Dion Geraldine.
superintendent Of construction OF the
World's FNir grounds, resigned today.
Il Is said that he had some difficulty
with Chief OF Construction BuInham,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 10. - The
Democrats Of the famous Eighteenth
O$io district today nominated IL. Il.
Ohlger Of Wayne county 10 succeed
the late Congressman Warwick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

Ocoa, A, Sept. l5.-The Inter
saWs pSlil tomorrow make an attack
t,al Lnaa,nilaielphia and Reading coal
ellina oWhIs tho Anthracite Trust.
llnass 1pgn' the Encouragement OF
lllhSis 70 enng suit at once under tie
tJily statutes, both crlminalIy and
Gan, ,.. anu alleges that not onr Of die
kslIly n"l,,Nn'lng the trust here can
lllnoi. 'olset one cent in the State Of
,adorlmt,nn.p each one Is liable civilly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
hHs HARRIsoN's CONDITION.
q" ArpreeiabIe Difference. my the
Doctors.

'''""Ac BiucEcuCc, Nay thc
Doctors.
n LION LAKE, N. ". Sept. l5.-Dr.
s.lghefy, tho New York specialist,
M another call on Mrs. Harrison
G,,t no He was Joined by DIR.
lsa sh.t, NE attending physician. The
g,I!heians made mn examination
m,,n s invalid. Dougherly agreed
Siase'y with DR.. Gardner's diagnosis
we case, and subsequently, informed
lsaSaniy mat he saw no Improbable
lisn '' sce IN Mrs. Harrison's condi-
HS ~ i"Vv 'he observations yesterday.
sniI SUE was nB comfortable as she
btr. We mate, and II wns encouraging
ne,, ps 'hat the disease had made no
loun. '''o last 'Wehty'Iour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
THE AWFUL GUEST.
Tho steamer "ilohemia" Reaches
New York with plaguc.strick.
IN Passengers.
ELEVEN DEATHS puRiNe the
VOYAGE.
IN NEW YORK.

By Telesrnph 10 Tho NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-14

Vacation time is conn People suspenc
their running account with tn" mlkuai
and the it'c-,lealer swathe their furnltur,
in linen covers pack their trunks and ar.
ready To Hit to the mountains or the islands
Nothing has been forgotten except the eat
She, poor animal that has been accus
toned To have food at regular meatimes
must nov liz in wait for casual mouse or
snatch an unpleasant morsel from neighhor
ing refuse buckets. If by good fortune sh,
has access to water she can quench her thirst
No food, no drink ne shelter has been pro
vded for poor pussy who had been gwen
every reason to suPpos, herself to he mem
Der of the family, entitled like others to
her dish and her bed. Now she finds
herself. suddenly and by no fault nt hers
deprived of every care and sign of good
will on the part Of her owners She IS
left 10 steal or staryc. As chance may de-
eide.
Or even worse. the eat may have been
careleSsl, locked inside the house amid the
hurry of the departure of the family.
would rather not think or ask the reader,
10 think of her fortunes from thirst and
slow starvation.
II j. certain that whoever owns an ami
NAL has duties well rs privileges OF
proprietorship When a cat, for instance
Is taken into household as pet or
~ rat discouragcr. the tacit agreement Is
that she will act for the amusement or ths
protection of the family while they, having
taught her to expect food, shelter and kind
treatment, the dine wages for her services
ought to maintain in good faith the trust
assumed by their own will and act. We
are all learning to think more and more
about Kindness Ia ANIMALS, let US reahz,
also the meaning of justice and honesty
toward them. Dumb animal. have rights
which men are bound tn respect.
Therefore. when We leave our homes IN
search of pleasure and health, let Ms take
thought also for the welfare of our LITTLE
trend the cat. +. C,N,klN,
tor Sec NJ ; :. I. \.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-14
WITNESSES on VACATIONS
q crimshav Oiast Take the rrsssls 10 Gene
Bact.

The weather has SEEMED tpo not for max,
ing much ado about nothing but one Of this
seeh's police court incidents was spmethins
Of this sort.
An EnglishnIan by the name If Grimshas
has been hanging aisout the factory bss&rIi-
ing house recently and Tuesday, Mr.. Nick
erson. proprietor VI the house missed PAIR
Of boots valued AZ little above dollar.
some one told him that they saw Grinf-
shaw steal the boots.
Grimshar was broagi; before Judge An
irews ami tried 10 excuse himself Oh ths
ground that h. foan.f the boots under The
piazza and supposed they we're east ohs.
Here witness. for the prosecution de-
eIsrea he "a. 6rimsbas gst the boots m the
stable anil put them under the piazza, from
v hieb place BIZ afterwards took them.
T,,i, vas denied by Grimshaw- who said
,i.s, IL they would let him % out be eoulsl
bring in witnesses vho saw another mar
take th. boots from the stable and put them
under the piazza.
The judge evidently thoazist Thu attenpl
~ prove two thieves instead Of one Ian
,iahIe Undertaking. He permitted Grimsha y
10 20 in quest Of such witness. Whether
Al this junetnre the court and officers looke'
at zach other and smiled is not matter oi
record.
Grimsliaw passed ont and he never cssi's
back " H. probably found that the DE-
sired witness sa- recreating at Bar Hsrbo'
or Cape May for the summer and that 4
wouldn't 10 to return without him AMI st
Didn't. Logic all around.