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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
"WEENY" AND "WONEY."
Two Interesting Babies at the Children's
Home.


The Children's home is undoubtedly
the most favored charity in Grand
Rapide. Other charities are honored
by ecclesiastical patronage of high de-
gree. But the Children's home had
lavished on it the endearments of the
most fashionable matrons Of Grand
Rapids. The amount of feminine love
expended on the home would serve TO
supply score of families with that
commodity for year. The home will
have within its hospitable walls during
the present week an even dozen babies
of all sizes and two coors. This mum.
Der is just twice that which the ladies'
expected to accomodste. But room
will be found for all, and the ingenuity
of the fair patronesses would undoubt-
eddy find room for another dozen.
There are two especial attractions at
the home this week in the
persons of "weeny" and Money"
aged respectively and Is weeks. One
of the patronesses pronounced them
''Teeny, weeny, woney Things, and
just too lovely to live" Hence they
were informally christened "Weeny"
and Money" "Teeny" has not yet
arrived, but when he or she does come
there will be as stupendous an aggre-
cation OF infantile loneliness as can be
found. There 10 also q phenomenal
little coloIed baby at the home that 10
center of admiration. Residents
along Lafayette street have as yet
found no cause to complain OF the
conduct of the children. They have
not dug holes in the new asphalt pave
ment, nor have they shown any dispo-
sition to be rude or unnecessarily harsh
with their neighbors. The present
housekeeper IL about 10 sever her con-
nection with the home, but the inter
nal economy has not been disturbed
thereby. The little tin contributions
boxes distributed throughout the city
are bringing IN q neat little suni for the
good work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
DIR. JAcKsoN'S Anniversary.
Yesterday He Entered His Third Year .
Service.

Yesterday DR.. Jackson entered upon
the third year of his pastorate in the
Fountain Street Baptist church. In
the morning he preached his ami
versary sermon from the text: He
Sent Them TO Preach the Kingdom of
God" HIS theme was. The Work of
the Christian Minister" He conceived
the work TO he threshold. First. to
preach the gospel; second. tolbnild up
character. third, 10 conserve public
morals.
DR.. Jackson has just closed . success-
full year Mt Fountain Street. During
the past twelve months 127 have been
added to toe membershlp--seventy-
four by baptism. After sending out
the new Berean organization the pres
ent membership 10 $40. The amount
received during The year for home ex-
penses IL $s.s44.i3. The contributions
Tor benevolence reach the sum Of
ts,iis2s, grand total of Si3 .o57 80.
The congregations have steadily grown
during Dr. Jsekson's psstora;e- The
morning audiences have increased
until the main floor can no longer &C.
conamodafs them. ADD the galleries are
called into requistion. Ia the evening
the church u usually crowded 20 the
doorp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
CATHOLIC NOTES.
Confirmation At St. Andrews Cathedral.
Personals.


Aftcr high mass at st. Andrews
cathedral yesterday, which was cele.
brated by the Rev. Joseph Benning,
the Ri. Rev. Bishop Richter confirmed
a class of lie, seventy-eight children
and thirty-eight adult converts. The
class made lite first holy communion At
the 8 O'Clock mass. Before administer.
ing the sacrament of confirmation
Bishop Richter delivered an eloquent
and masterful sermon on the
subject of Confirmation" In
the afternoon the first communicates
were invested with the scapulsr Of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Both Ger.
emonies were very impressive and were
witnessed by congregations which taxed
the capacity of the great church. The
mass, by one of the old masters, was
exaulsitely rendered by full choir.
The Rev. n. n. Poulin of ST. An.
drew'e cathedral 10 visiting at his old
home in Montreal.
The Rev. FIR. Schmitt, pastor of St.
Mary'e German Catholic church. left
for Detroit last night to he absent sew.
erai days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
KILLED BY THE CARS.
Charles Knapp Crushed Yesterday Al
Howard City.

Charles Knapp, G. r. & 1. brake.
man. residing on the corner of Union
and Cottage Grove avenue, was killed
while coupling cars at Howard City
yesterday afternoon. He was running
on an extra freight at the time of his
death. While between the cars be was
struck on tho head by projecting lum-
Der and injured 90 seriously that he
died short time after the accident.
Word was Immediately sent to his fam.
lily and Coroner Hill of Howard City
empaneled Jury. that will render .
verdict today.
Knapp was % years old and has .
wife and q 5-year-old daughter, who
are nearly heart broken over his sud.
den and violent death. The remains
were sent home from Howard City and
were at one transferred to the home in
Oakdale Park. He had but recently
come to this city and had been IN the
employ OF the G. r. 4 I. but about
two months. He had been on his
present run but three weeks. The fun.
| eral will take place In Vaudeville, the
former residence of the deceased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

WAS not only uncaliea for ana olen-
siye, Dat positively anaeeent- Inc
won4sn VINO are connected vita TIE
story certainly have seas, feeiing aAu
Refinement, aud 10 &c thus p2faaec
must DC shocking ana moEtliying 70
them as II - Disgusting 10 The maloiits
OF readers. Had the article treated OF
the wives OF business men III IKE n1an-
ner the journal would have been SUED
tor scandal aud libel, and some editor
would probably DC suffering WITH sore
head.
Saturday Evening Herald, Cnicago;
Mrs. Clara Murray, the popular hafp
sololss, then delighted the audience
with her graceful aud artistic fender-
ing OF fantasia by Oberihur. Afs.
Murray 10 an exceptionally clever
artist and deserves all the praise De-
slowed upon her efforts. Her modest
and graceful stage department., ease
and beauty or manipulation were par.
ticularly pleasing" Mrs. Murray anu
the schubert club on Thursday nigh'-
General Manager Garsood Will be Ia
the city TOMORROW To add the closing
touches 10 his business 1t Powers ano
Redmond's theaters. Mr.. GaEwood
will then 30 direct 10 New YORK, where
he Will remain most OF the summer
contracting with attractions for his ex'
tended aud growing theatrical circuit
The members of the Little Nugget
company departed yesterday tor tneiI
homes. Comedian Cawtnorn and witt
sill spend month at Mt. Clemens
after which they will 60 10 Ions
Branch, where they will remain Sep
TENDER. when they will take the roae
again.
Tickets for Manager Burroughs bsn
etit Will be found on sale al the boz
Office of Powers and at the hotels ane
by many OF his friends. The attrac
ton 10 a good one. being Hattie Der
nard Chase in her new melo-dramati
comedy, Dads Darling"
DR.. Flint, the mesmerist. concludes
his engagement at Powers last night
This morning tickets 60 on sale 10
Cleveland's Minstrels, who will appea
on Wednesday evening.
The summer season at the Chicag
theaters starts in with q "boom" an
with strong drawing attractions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
@Rrssssx CAVIAR

American enterprise seems 10 crap
pie with almos, everything from fish-
spswn 20 elephants and " turn Il INTO
. prcds producing substance. Il =
ci>sns~d thst the toothsoine relish
Known m the shops and printed on
menu cards ss Russian caviar e not
Ba>ssn N say sense sxeept thst 4 IL
psrkes into cores GA Rnssisn ssrrssosy.
TIE csvisr i Simply smoked ash-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

The raradinG OF the private life and
The tasses. habits snd idyosynorsneses
Of theatrical people seems Al ell hrses
ia questionable taste. Actors are en-
titled - she sanss secluaoa ~nsn away
from the psrsuit Of their calling ~ q
ths trsd<smAn. A View York paper re-
Gently hsd . special on the style Of hos
sefy And UNDERGRADUATES saFn ~ psoaa~
lasnt actresses. saea . publication
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

Our in Kansas . preacher declared
that the cyclone 10 . visitation Of prov
idsnce. The next day his church was
scattered all over . whole county and
be hasn't been heard from sinca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

liz THE New Workers should prevail
in their avowed purpose to get Depew
to decline to present the presidents
name, the latter VIII then stand IN
equal show with Blaine who is to be
nominated by Foraker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

By meAns Of . special wire THE
GaAxp RArsns HxrArp 10 now receiv-
ing full ard complete new service.
There are few more eeterprsssne rapers
IN Michigan thar Tar HrsAfp and il
deserves ths saecess Il has t.~eu meet
sne. THs uSRAtn v . power IN TIE
party --psffest Trisuns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

ALTHOUGH NORMALLY . "water"
town Creede seemed to yield to the
flames started in saloon with ~ great
ease as an Iowa prohioitiouist removes
the contents of o half pint bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

MURAr HALsrEAp says that neither
Blaine or Harrison will be nominated.
His political foresight is perhaps supe-
rior TO that of any man now IN Mime.
apoIis. Therefore his declaration will
be received as one of the most reliable
'.tips" yet offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

ANYBODY that doesn't stand on .
street corner and watch . Hollander
bail out sewer with tan basin is miss
ing one OF the mos common sights that
the times afford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

GENERAL ALGER denies the report
that he has withdrawn, but mono Of the
Michigan delegation have denied that
he has been Withdrawn. The general is
call right" but he fails to grasp the idea
that he does not carry the Michigan
delegation IN his vest pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

ONE thing II certain the nominee Of
The republican convention will need
neither an Introduction nor IN apology
to the American people
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

STRANGERS entering the government
building might infer from the recent
decorations that they we're gazing on
psnorms or . curtain for . dime mu-
seuru
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

Ex-SExAroR MrLLER OF New York
has announced that be will join the
forces of Piatt and for the Plumed
Knight throw up he hat. seIshl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

BtarxE's letters Of declInstion serve
only to make bis admirers all the more
irnportuus,s and determined that he
shall De nominated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
WEATHER BULLETIN.

fns signal service issues Tue follow
;nr ured lctioas. For lower Mlcnisan--
Gsnsrslly southerly winds anu ia1i
weather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

FRIDsy nights Nsv York Mail ard
Express published excellent pictures
OF the entire state delegation to Mime
spolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

THxsx viii BE- one relief during the
coming seek that will he generally ap-
precisted --congres oil BE- practically
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

To~ossov the eonvsntlon oil meet,
but q nosssnsaoa wili roe he made ua-
"a Wednesday or Tnarsssy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06

Editorially The HERALDis Independently
Republican and an Unoompromising Critic
of Official Malfeasance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20

and exports IA 900 in the same time
corn acreage shows decrease Of 4
pr cent, ard ga condition n decrease
~ 10 per cent The price has dropped
%. cents during the week. Oats de.
cliuud conts.
In Bo-ton, ttade IL increasing, and
manufactures are operating freely In
wool, the scales being 5,SOO, 600 pounds.
AZ Chicago business is heavier than %
year ago. At Boston, Philadelphia
ana Sew York wool salts Tor the week
were liT0lJ.uOO pounds against 1884,.
900, 0lj poun last year. Money
markets arc ahundautly supplied,
though the treasury has taken iu much
moro than 70 has pail out,
Huuucs failures Ter the week mon.
toned numbered los In tho Unite d
smicf and % in Canada. For tho
corresponding week last year the
figures were eiiiu the United States
and 80 In Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20

natlvo Of ireland. Hc organized the
mt church nj Snow Hin, Maryland,
towsrd. the close OF the century. The
nrst Presbyterian ,Philndelph'Hl
was organized IN l'oj by
Francis Makcmlo aud John
Hampton, natives ot ireland,
G.ofre McNish native Of Scotland
JsieIiah Andrews, Nathaniel Taylor
Samuel Davis ami John WiIs'n
Portion, natives Of America. Inlil"
tHo svu1d o Philniciphiawas formed.
Iui7,, general assembly with four
Sy1ods WAS formed, aud hold It's hfsl
meeting In 1850.
tnl6Ji,to owing Che slavery lsauu'thr
southern Prclbytofisus secrled nom
their Northern brethren. Prnnryl'
vauia stands met in lh' number Of
rrmmuu.csui., New York second aud
Ohio thiti, Louisiana lowest, havlng
only 10 members.
THO figure. Tor Utah show that there
arc 20 organizations iu tho Territory,
church ouiflcos 81, memhonhip o's,
value Of property s-l2,o5j,
The Gut Welsh Cslyinlst Church
wa organized in 1925. IA the setvicts
the welsh Language Is used. II has
membership OF 1872 with ls5 crgaui.
cations aud 10 pfcshyicfies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
SEX, COLOR Ayp MIESIsH NTuE
SOUTH.

NcClrurSu 10 the lsurcl Of tho last
cs1sus the total opl'ai.on of the four
States, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Gc1teia AMI Florida, wns Goo 1900
gg1s53, or very nearly Sio1h001.
" this number only $4,000 were
foreign born, making no! even one per
cent. Ifany troubles, social, industrial
or political, exist Ia these States, they
cannot bee attributed 20 lhc prcsouco Of
FOREIGN born oitlzrns.
Ofthc 5,OOo,ODO compdsing tho total
population u toe fur States moutlpucd
about 2,700,OOO ARC white anu $4,000
colorcd. The sexes are al'o pretty
evenly divided, the males being
2,i)3.OOO and the females about 9, ili,-
900.
A very marked decrease In the rate
Of Increase u tho colorci population
Is observable. For the decade end
ing 1850 the rate n Increase Ia North
Carolina was 1854 per cont, aud Tor
the decade ending 1880 only 5.Gi per
cent. South Carolina shows de.
crease from q per cent. to II per cent.
Tor the same decades. Georgia shows
similar decrease. Florida shows
some Increase, bu. the population NJ a
whole shows a corresponding Vula rye
mvut,
fr.tt,... tt... .gt.trti,.tt,,. a. ssN LA fhU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
rur SITUATION IN ENGLAND.


a MEMBER of Parliament writing
from London 10 the San Francisco
Chronicle gives the following psrtlcu.
lar. Of The political situation ia Eng.
lands
~ believe tho Irc,ont determination Of
Lord Salisbury "a not 20 resign, hut to
cali Parliament together carly in August
aud go ON with business loo tho usual
way. A speaker will DO piorol who
shall be worn 10, and there will hc a
Queens speech and a long debate urou
10, and the Glads,luiaus wi. move uu
amendment designed 90 turn out tun
government
"All this will occupy ihrro wc6l,..
Many NJ thO Conservatives DO NOS .oo
why ihoy should be- kept Zoo London for
tho sake ~ fighting hopeless battle, but
tho ohioc, !, IN gcl Mr.. Gladstone com-
miiiod to some dohulto statement about
his Irish policy. soWo oi his own iul.
lowers viii want to know what no means
10 do, and the nti-Parno,lltos, though
fcw In number, will mrko Z, warm FOR
him.
~ Lord Salisbury wore 10 70 Ign
without summou.ng Parliament Mr.
Gladstone could practically avoid meet
ing tho now House III, next February,
aud thus gain nearly seven monlhs Tor
drilling his ior,ns and shaping his
course. First " all, however, ho must
go to Midlothian MS soon as ho isappoin,,
ed primo minister, 20 get elected again,
and a- his majority was 30 terribly cut
down the other day, hi, is not pleasant
ordeal 90 face. The Same remark applies
to Mr.. Mpriay, wa, may worry possibly
Doc beaten ON now election.
"1hus .h0 trouble, Of The Gladstou'ans
have already begun. Moreover, I um
assured on good authority that the loader
has suffered NOT a li,lo from his cNcr.
ton, during ,ho late gonto,,, aud that uiy
health is IN anything bnt satisfactory
,,Alo, a contested election is bound 90
iiud out nman'- weak spots, especially
WHOM he Is IN his olgh'y-third Year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20

Utah, in consequence Of religious di'-
putos. tho Federal Government has, ever
since tho beginning oi the Grant admin.
i.trh.ion. denied tho right Of control ~
thor own local affairs 10 tho people auo
has scnt out s,irap' and rachn' 10 rni'
With absolute sway
"tf ihrro ever vas on excuse Tor THIS
arbitrary usuual,on 10 long since dinp-
refed
ohio oauso Of ouonso being linus zoe
moved. il is but Iu.t that the American
citizens in tibet Territory .huull onIoy
tho privilege, oi American cI..lans ..''-
whore. without foiofrueo TO ilc religion
they profess Bu. tho pom1efauc ari
The Republican Presidential conventions
hayo ths y,lf admitted Mormon d6lo.
ga,os t1 soaiz. vuh np moro uuoiInn
than though ihoy had been gHh.gfr
Iiomlu Catholics or Agnuq,lct Aud 'ho
Democratic House OF 70 personalities hna
now ltrIyon Go atone orpiH pfgudic's
and iniusIcos by passing tic ur' we hnvo
roiorrcd TO- Tue senate should concur,
and thus recall tho dcspolic gang ~ fcl-
oml oiuco.ho'doas who are making ull the
trouble there now IL ia Utah."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
INCIDENTS OF TuE OMAHA
CONVENTION.

TnuuGu there was a good deal u
gatno-tncss and common sense mani.
tested ut the Convention Of tho PEG.
plo'e Party In Omaha on the ilh Inst,
yet there tfanspired also some Incl.
dents OF a ludicrouB character. For
instance, Mrs. Lease, who Is a very
tall lady. angular and pleased with
strident tones, stepped 10 the front
holding n telegram. The delegate,
anxious TO hear what this CasBnndra
Of bucollc philosophy hHd TO say, be-.
came silent. She simply announced
that she was authorized 10 say that
benjamin Harrison would accept the
nomination II given him. The inielll.
gonce created the wildcat kind o.
boisterous mirtb, and Mrs. Lease sub.
sided, conscious Of having achieved q
victory second only to ths % inquest u
the famous ingalls,.
Loucks, the permanent chairman Of
the convention, showed how ill.fttei
no was for the position. In the course
Of the proceedings a wild.cycd man
made his way TO the platform aud
asked permission TO address the con
vention. No one knew him, but h,
vas evidently lunnti' on greenbacks
sub-tregsufy schemes and 90 forth
Loucks became bewiidcrcd and lcl
the chait. Theu rowderly took tn,
gavcl, raped for order, introduced the
mailman, whs was permitted ~ utter q
few incohotent sentences, aud retire
POwdcrly conducted him quietly ou
Of the hail, and possibly made hin
believe that HE grafton excelled thai
Burke CocM-u's at Chicago. Thi
little Incident, trivial though itis, wei
illustrates ,he character Of Powderly,
WHO Il II mau Of c5usumm lte tact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
PRESByTERIANISM N TnE UNITED
STATES.

TuE census statittioB in relation to
prrsbyteriRuism IN tho United Statcs
are now published Ia complete form.
There are twelve bodies holding 10 the
pOliiy OF government by elders, hnd
adhoring 10 tho Calvlnls:ic Bystom OF
doctrine, and Rll trace their origin to
the Reiormatlon In which John KNOX
figured 30 prominently. Dcuomina.
tionally these organizations arc known
rs the Presbyterian church in the
United Sta.r5 Of Amn.iea, Mort heru)
tue Presbyterian church In the L utel
states, ,Southernl the Cumberland
Presbyterian, the Cumberland Pruspy.
terrain ,colorcd) the We,sh Cslviuistic
Methodist, the Uuil1d Presbyterian,
the Associated Church OF North
America, the Associated Reform
synod Of the South, the Reformed
Presbyterian Church IN the United
States, Synod the Reformed Freshly.
terrain Church Ia North America,
General SyuoW, Reformed rrcsby-
tcriau lCovonau,cil, amt the Re.
formed Presbyterian Church in the
United States aud Canada.
These bodies all accep, the westmiu.
lister Confession OF faith, cxoept "a,
Welsh Calylnist and tbs Cumberland
rresbyterians; both have distinct con.
icssions OF their own. A ccordiug 10
the census returns there arc iu the
United states o grand total OF Freshly.
terinns Of Nil shades, BIS SD oommu.
ulcouts, embracing 1880 orgsui7l-
lions owning l2,ij9 church cliaccs,
with property valued at nearly sos,
100000.
Presbyteglnnism was introduced Into
America in 1858 by francis Makem!e,a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

Is their report Tor the week ending
July 10Th, ls92, Dun q Co. state that
the business outlook is encouraging.
The crop report is favorable. The
Labor troubles are uotailecting Industry
iijuFiously, Tho anti.optiou bin
slumbors Ia the Senate. The silver
bin haa been shglyci and will remain
10 for some time. Bank clearing, out.
side OF New York show an Increase Of
10 Per cent Tor July over last yolr.
Foreign trade shows small Increase
in exports thus TAR In July, and large
increase IA imports, while In June the
exports Of ryain, cotton, provisions.
cattle anil oil amounted to s O.. TO-, zoo
against Sa. 100000 last year.
The price Il wheat dropped be.
low 81 centa, Western receipts
were 100000 bushuli ia three days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW.


uESRY CLFvs la his report for the
week ending July 10th, 1892, says thgt
Wall Suc.t is entirely devoid Of fca.
tugls OF active interest. Both "bean"
aud "bulls" arc acting on the ieien.
6lve, neither Wishing 30 take the az.
grcssiyo. Tho situation T., however,
regarded or ricalily Improving. Tho
series %, rcactinuafy influences which
fyt In wish the Rlr.Hra, fuq.
prnsion two ycar ago havo
worked out thulr wors. r-sultg.
ruces OF recovery nrc Observable
everywhere. Capital shcws caution,
yot 8. rccfn. 1uAious Tor employment,
Tine Eu,hchiljs have uuuer,n.cn a
lean Of sl5,OJJ,U1o Tor tle Tmusvaal
government Thil b the keynote to n
financial revival IN Eurorc. Even
Argentine securities begin to mantei.
an upward tendency. The harvest
prospects in European countries are
favorable except IN some district. NJ
Russia. The United States will have
20o, 900, 600 bushels Of wheat for tx.
port, 20 that cheap food Is assured for
Europe dutlug the next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
MORE FROM Thu RECORD.

Tw "Liborsl" organ continues to
writhe Hnder the fair intention We
expressed to support Mayor Baskin In
his announced determination 10 mako
the administration Of the party clean
during the balance Of his term. 1t
does not take to the implied reflection
upon the "I4iberal" administration
from Ito advent 10 power In this city,
which has been VIGOROUSLY corrupt.
Our cotemporary tries to screen Glib.
eral" rottenness behind yolley "
general statements to the effect that
the Peoples party rule was uucean.
II even that were true 1t would
not straighten the record Of the
"Libcral" officials. But II Is not
true. We have supplied evidence
OF tine character OF the "LibCral,
government from leading members Of
that party,
On Monday we presented mum.
Der Of expressions Of "Liberals" made
In law and order mass meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20

Boys and Young Mems Suits,
long pants price now $500, former
price $500, 5000 and $1,000.