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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

'ENO jobs EDWARDS you An HERE.
i by notified that I have expended four
hundred dollars 500 iu labor aud improve.
ments upon tho Euugn Peak Lode, In,
sigu Peas Lode. No. 2, Ensign Peak Lode,
No. 81, Fnfign reak lode, No. 4. III.
uaic IN Hot SPRING Mining District, county
OF salt LAsc, Territory % Utah, IN order
Of section 1874 NJ tho sCUstd statutes Of the
United states, hnd amendments thereto. np.
proved Jan. ~! lhso, and by laws u Iioi spring
Ing annual labor upon Mitiug CLAIMS. bcing Inc
amount required IN bold sad claims tpF ths
year isll. And n within ninety DAYS after this
notice by publication y04 tlil Or rcfuse 10 con.
60 owner with The cos; OF thu awe tlcment.
your interest M said claims viii become tho
property ~ the subscriber by tho icrma,of ta0
said section, kUNAliU ~ WARE,
salt iaao City, CouuJ OF salt Lake, Tern.
tory Of Utah. fifst insertion Jan. 3 last In.
scrtiOn Apfil \. h.! am
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DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills gro
n surcrurs for sick hcadsche, billious
complaints, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
costivcness, torpid liver, etc. These
pills insure perfect digestion, correct
the liver and stomach, regulate tho
bowels, purify and enrich the blood
AMI make the skin clear. They also
produce a good appetite, and invig-
crate and strengthen tho entire system
by their tonic action. Sold at % cents,
n boz, at J0hnbon, Pratt & Co Salt
Lake CITY.
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MANS COURAGE.


wow tho baltic smoke was thinuci
~ the steady evening wind.
cloud or shadow there was none,
And the penetrating sun
Iiiied up every nichc and fold
Of dc landscnpo's iurruwcd mold
Wlth tho all pcrvndIng light.
prorn our naked, yfnliesa height
We could zee tic throbbirg heart
OF The conflict. like achatt
psrcd before W. In detail
Where we hung above the hail
OF the shot whosc every tread
IN d footprint marked Ia ted.
No could count from breath to breath
Evcry ioc's and cumradc's death.
ryery man of rs deserted
Fycry effort u our de.
Every movement Of the foe
10 the moillns Tcck below.
Not q man bn' understood
An that pii scd and all that would
come. as clear ~ he whore mind
ststrod tho squadruus, deaf and bllad,
Through the brcakcrs that upbur,t
Whrfp the cannon asa thor worst.
We could see our timc draw ngng
with ths knowledge grew out fear.
Eygry dying agony
zach ofus could plainly see
seemed 10 each mans calm despair
Ills own death ptcilgured there.
Through each smoke wrca,h's curling
foam
yllions tnsc n o. ~ home,
Memories Of trndrr words,
Perfume, m1rulI- s0urs 81 birla.
Tacss 10 each man grew plain 4
lie might mover see again,
Volecs whispered, The most brave
Hear nv loyo words Ia the grave"
There wo saw FROM where we lay
Thc day. crisis, lIac iiowur
pioom int5 tie coming hour;
fa,4 our facmfn'f utmost Hircngth
Hurled on all our lines at length;
Fav onf need and danger grow; .'
Felt the waiting moments go
While tho balance waVrred yet.
Saw how desuratcly met 81
Allthe lines before our bands
Knew the day uus IN our hluisi
Knew that not one chance Ia ten
Wa with any sons of men
IN the path that lay before. ..s
Then, IN all that trcnchaut roar.
Mltnno mnn ~ rs could chuotu.
Sot snoW al ho had 10 lose, ~
All we might aud might not via,
Ai0uutpl ordcu c'Httcrcd lu,
Anl, viii our great task rllin,in slght,
our Toe seen ~ TIDE clear iirht.
gtcat', without sound ut drum,
Dumb, na o. machine ls dumb, 4
Al our lrunt with blyunOts marsci
Likc nn avalanche we CHARGED.
Edward Lucas White In Sew York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

DUBsUASr 70 AN ORDER OF SALE 10
me directed by the District Court ~ tho
Third Judicial DiAtfict " tie Territory ~ utah,
I shall ohor at public sale. NJ tho front door
of the County Court House, IN the city and
County Of salt Lake, Utah Territory. On
the ?sih day Of April. l-a3, at " O'clock ",
ali the right, title. claii anu Interest ~ Hen W.
DrEEs. Or, OiNo Drgga, lhH wlfcl ", q.
Reilly, Thomas Kane, partners under the frm
manu- OF lleily knnge' Utah Maternal Hank
a corporation; ., W, Sears MilandO Pratt,
IlhmG a. Frat OrtheTua 4. Pratt, Emma l..
l'fAtt, ioui, secEles, sarah H.. sccklcs, W. n.
II. spnhofd, ). U. nay, Annie Ro-hlna, J, u.
PArf Herman DeTgc, 70 Duttcrfeld, Moron
1. i'Fatt and Caroline Pratt, hiA wife GYM
Peck Edwln Harmon And =. N. finkcrinn,
Of In md Ia the following described property,
situated, lying hnd being IN the Cty, aud
County OF SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah, and
bounded and particularly described rs fnllow0,
10 Wit, an of Lots y, o., u, IS, n aud b block
u, Plat 3D." salt Lake city survey
10 be sold as the properly u Zen W.
briggs, Jr.. olive urfga, his wife, ", q.
Reilly, Thnmns Kane, pltlners nader the hfm
name 81 Reilly 4 kauui Utah National Hank, a
corporation; 5. ". Nvar-, Miland1 Pratt, In,
bic.R. RAT, orlhrrus J.. Pratt, Emma L.
Pratt, Louis Scrkles, sarah X. seckles,
Robbins. j. n Farl ilorman Doiro, Il
Huitcrnrld, Moronl /. ptaltand Carsliuo rratt,
ha WIFE. CyrIl Peck, hdwin Harmon aud u
H. plntcrion, AZ the suit Of Abgahamina Jete'
Terms of sale. Ctsh.
HAHLuw FERGUSON, ATTY for Plaintiff.
ANDREW j, HURT, hArrH.
by IoHS u, tuMMOCK, Deputy.
Dated at SAT- Lake C,iy, Aprl Nh, lsJi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Ia the Probate Court, In and f1r SAT- Lake
County. I,rritory " Jia.
In the matter Of the Estate ~ John Scott,
Deceased.
order to show Cause Why order OF sale o. Real
Estate should not be made

II AHtow FERGUSON. tho admih'sirator Of
ID ths satHts oil John scott, dcUUaHrd having
med bic uouuou i-r,iu, day NtrN'i, nfaiu
for ru nffsr uf sale OF 70 potion ct tNe real
Catafr OF aald tcrcdrnt for ne put.nsrt therein
vet forth. u is Therefore urdrrrd l ih' judgv
of sAit Court that all pcfsous ini' Itttvi in The
.,Hiltc OF Hnit Itreatrs. appear lvlHrr ne 10 4
Probate tuut. uu Tuesday, iNf tlf dhy at
Ami, s. ~. 1907. a. 10 O'Clock iu %" 90 rUuo1u
II sa.d DAY, 10 the Court Rcou " 'ali Probate
Cont a. The county Court ligua.' lu ihc ,liN
saufn why au order should not ue wanted Co
the aid adutnsttlfor, 10 sen ~ much 70 the
rcll estate Of thcfa.d decca'ed hi riibcr pol ia
or uriyatH s.lc HH aHnil be- ucres Hrfr. and that
"a e'py vi thia otdsr slnli be published at least
touf surcessiycworks in ne ~ sturl lNLN.
no NTWs. a Newspaper printed ana published
On said CITY aud County.
Dated March lsth. ~.
q. ". HABrCii, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Syrup"

The majority Of well.rcad phys
iciaus now believe that Corsump.
ton Is a germ disease. In other
words, instead Of being in the con-
stitution itself IL is caused by innu.
merablc small creatures living In the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as catcrpillars do
the leaves OF trees.
A Germ The pllegni that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts Of the lungs
which have been
gnawed of and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs arc called,
arc too small 70 b. seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive Just the same, aud enter the
body in our food, in the air We
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood aud finally arrive at the lungs
where they iasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in. loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and 50 nourish and
soothc that, in a short time consunp-
dves become gcrrn-proofand well. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

OFFICE OF TuT sTUru ~ AHsruACr Cow.
rASY, DusUrut National bank Huu4ng
salt Lake cay, Uiar,
NOTICE Is HEREU GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting of the Directors, held on
March an, 1879, an usfcssuiunt Of three dOilAi /,
$500 por share Wa .Uyiei on the caplial
tiock Of the corporation, PAYABLE on or before
Monday, April IN, i5ll, 10 klins a. Smith, The
Treasurer Uf tho company, a. tho DcscTOi say
ingA Bank, salt Lake tlty. Any stock upln
which this afsSssmcnt msy remain unpaid ON
said date, 10 wit, AprIl iih isf2, will be dein,
qucnt and advertised Tor sale AZ public suction
and unless payment ism made before, VIII be sold
on the .snf day Of April, 1891, To nay the doins
qurnt Hsrestmont, together with 60 Il OF Adytr,
heing and expense ni sale.
Ny order OF thoiioIrd NJ Directors.
J. &. JENSEN, Secretary.
nasomcntDeteret National Bank Buiting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

A travelling man who CHANGED to be
In the store q T.. Y. Wood, at Me-
KEGS Rocks, Pa, says while he WIS
waiting 60 see Mr.. Wood, a little girl
came Ia with Nh empty bottle labeled
"Chamberlalu's Palu Bnlm," and
raij: "Mamma wants another bottle Of
that medicine; shu fays 1t is the beet
medicine for rheumatism she ever
used" 80 cent bottles for sale by u. T..
Nj, 1, Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

TIM BKsI SALvE In the world foF
Cuts, Bruises, s9rss, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappod
Hands, Chilblsins, CornH and all Skin
Iliuptions, aud positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II IL guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money To-.
funded. Price - cents per box. For
MIN by A. O Smilh n 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Mr. smallbrnin (fondhns his fuzzy
upper lp)-Ah, Mia. Belle. Two been.
al, letting my mustacho grow, don't
you know, for a week.
Miss B,lls (siguihcartlyl-For veal,
what. Mr.. smallbFainf-Dotroit FREQ
Prca-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Andrew
81. Murfnrinnu, deceased

NOTICE n iEREnY GIVEN, TiiAr
~ ElfahothJ. Marfaflanc, tNe,i frlv nf tho
estate OF Andrew y. Macfariaue, deceased, haa
rendered Tor frt'ttucni,hnd MED iu faii Court,
her anal account OF her administration ui Hsld
estate and PETITION f0f lnal iistuuutiun ~ tho
residue 0f sad estate among Ne lUnuna Cu.
utlcf thereto, afi that Wcdnesd ay ,thu 2,th SAY
CONT room Of AID Court, 10 the County Court
House, salt Lake Uiiy aud CouutI, tAh Tor
fitury, hos been duly app tinted uy iuC Judge
Of SAID touft. Tor the settlement ~ shid ac
count and lrauns SAID pctitiuu Coz dlstuuu.
ton, ~ which time and plicg auN prTs0n inter
sstrd 800 shid estate tnny upp,N Ani show
cauf0, u any there be-, why SAID % cunt should
not DO settled nnd approved and lu4l tHlIlsa'
ton made UH prayed for.
Dated Apul Q, isy2
ClIfk OF the irdlatC ourt
ny CAusrtv BnowsE, Jh, Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08
In n,Irne snce .,.rnflr Irrrled.

81 have just recovered from a rec
oud attack Of tho grip this year" says
Mr.. Jas. q. Jonas, publiaher Of the
Lcadcr, Mcxia, Texas. ain the latter
case used Chgmbcflain'a Cough
Remedy, and think with consldcla'
hle success, Onlyihoing In bed n llltlc
over two days, against ten days for
the in, attack. The second attack
nm satisfied ID have been equally
NJ tal az the first but for the uso pf
this remedy, az had 10 so 10 he'd In
about siN hours after being struck
with II, while in the first case was
able 10 attend to business about two
days before getting down." 90 cent
bottles Tor sale by Y. G.. NJ. /. Drug
Dent. da
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

The best spring medicine 81 dose or
two Of 81. Patricli- Pillh. They not
only phyalc but cleanse the whole -ys-
ten aud purity the blood. For sale by
H., &. NJ. /. Dug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

wHrN going East select the popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily yos.
tibule trnins from Denver with dining
and chair caTaaLd Pullman sleepers at
,ached, for Chicago, Peoria, 81. Louie,
Kansas City, 81. Joseph, Atchison and
all points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OiNEN THAT ANN
~ ", nuncHurnn, surviving rNrruirN ui
the estate at David N. uuuUauHuu. deceased,
ma rendered Tor sstilcment, AMI 1lri lu Hai3
u said estate and petition Tor NuHl distrNuiun
~ the residue % sAii estate among ihu pvfHuna
entitled thereto. aud that lhursfHr, the llst
DAY Of Apfti. a u. l.li, ~ 10 O'Clock o, IN, Ht
the curt ROOM Of said Court. iu tho County
Cont House, salt Lake City nrd county, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge 1T said Court. for tie toiilcmyntof said
account aud hearing said petition tor distrlhu.
ton. at whi7u time and place nay person inter-
- 81 IN anid estate ray appear and show
causc, II any thore be, why sAii accuuut should
not be settled and approx "a and nnal distttuu'
tOu made a. prayed Tor.
Dated March -. ityi.
e. X. ALLEN,
Cigrs Of tho Probate Court
LIZ nLt-.-na nnnMAL- IN nnnuIN IIDrL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Nictei Armorcd ships Can't Go Nor,i.
Tho remarkable discovery Of the cf-
feet Of temperature on the density of
nickel steel is likely TO hayo an i'm
porinnt bearing on is use ia the con.
etruct.oa OF war vossolG After this VA.
ricty Of steel has boln frozen Il is read.
lily mngnctiztd. and, moreover. its den.
sity Is permanently reduced fully per
cont by the exposure TO the cold. 1t Is
stated that a ship Of war built in The
temperate climate oi ordinary steel and
clad with say 5000 tons OF nichol steel
armor would be destroyed By visit 10
the arctic regions, owing TO the CON
Traction Of the steel by th1 cNtrpmo low
temperature. York journal.
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whsn Baby was tiek, We gave he' cAsiof.t.
when sh. vas n Child, sho cried for Caslof!i.
whcu she became Miss, she chung to cas'ora.
wh,n 6ho had Children, the gave them CasioE!A
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science arc taught-swoeping. busting.
washing. ironing, waiting at table. etc.
! thought a little OF changing the namo
AZ ono time becaufc It was COMPOUNDED
with tho term vegetable garden, hut 1
found nothing that quite took IT, place.
and soon discovered that the fact that
the namo had TO be- explained gave II
additional importance.
The school hours uro the same here AZ
clacwherc-from o 90 .. Thorc about
200 girls, ranging In age from Eve TO ten,
and there are the usual lessons In read.
ing. writing and arithmetic, which como
undor the head Of study. Tho trimming
IN the kitchen garden branches IS little
else than a systcmatizcd form OF play.
aud this takes up % proportionato part Of
the school day.-Now York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

"Swcden and the Hwrics," by W.
W. Thomas, United States Minister 10
Sweden and Norway. Professor q.
Cederstrom, 372 T.. Sixth South St7vot,
b Tho agenl. decd
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NOTICE u iiLREnl GIVEN THAT J. n
~ Mnyic, administrator OF tho estate OF
AhFy Yates. deceased, has rendered for sctuU.
mcnt. ami n'ci IN said court, he nnal account
of he administration ~ faid estate aud pet.
ton for final distribution Of thu rcaiduO OF SAID
tstalc among the pcTlous ,nuticd thereto. AMI
that IlurtdhG, the llst d1y NJ Aurl. \. u. iHfi.
At 10 o'ClHCt Am., ut the court Room ~ aaid
Court. In the County Court House, salt Lake
appointed ~ the judge uf thid Court. Tor the
settlement ut said ucuuuut ana hearing said Pc
luton Tor dlstributiuu. 40 which time aud plAce
any person interested lu aid estate may AZ.
rear and chow cause, if any ihcf3 be, WHY said
account stould not be sctilCd AMI approved
and nnal distribution made a. prayed Tor.
Dated Match -, l.'4,
O, L. ALLEN,
clerk OF Probate Court.
by CAustES nnoWNt, jn., Deputy CLERK.
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In The matter Of the estate Of Henry Pefkcs
deceased.

/
deceased.
NrorfCU Is HEREBY oiNES THAT
1dIntnistr.tors III tbe estate of Henry pcrics,
ccccisod. ha,n rendered for settlement and
n'fd In said court their final account q ihtir
administration " said esthtc anu leu!lnh iof
among Tie persons entitled thereto. snd that
thursday. ihc .iin day Of Aplil,A 10 ~! AZ
10 O'Clock O. d., al lie Iosft room o. slii
City and Couriy Utah Territory has been duly
appointed by thc Judge Of said count ior the
settlement uf said account Hnl htatilf sai1 po
titinu tor distribution, az when uh' atd plHre
any retsou interrsifdin said cniaio may appear
and show rtuse, n aHy there lg WV slld o. .
count should not be settled hhl hliroNci anu
frnl datrIuutiuu made a. prayed Toe
Dated Mar'h ., hul a. ,r,,,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
dtI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

The Utah tg.nc,aj nursery Company
Has removed i,s oillce 10 IT, nur.
sUrits In sugar House Wanl. Take
the Rapid TTansit Street Cars marked
"CsldtT's Park, Forest Dale, or nth
East Street" Post ONCE, Sugnti
Utah. dNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

In the Probate Court uf he uunty VI salt
iatc. Territory Of ulah
la the matter of the Estate Of DAVID N. Dun.
causon, deceased
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Cor. Eighth West d South Temple SIS.
Td. a. r. o. Dor 5tO.

cold Mast FEATHER Rsnorrhag.
White aud Col0r,i Rags thoroughly ~.
f0Fsd
CdyidA ~ uN grrdrs tut6ri by C1d
Hi1s' process, md 'iyeIAea'ct sfucm.
Cdipos curCjuiiy rc-idh
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the leaves OF trees.
The pllegni that is
cougled up is those
parts Of tic lungs
which have been
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CLERK Of the Probate Court.
fEv BnowSE, in, Deputy ClcIk
dtI
The morning call., 1892-02-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

VIII 5. Green, editor OF the Colusa Sun, is at
the Grand.
W u. Bresee OF he MADEIRA Mercury Is at the
Lick House.
Lem Veil viii leave for an extended tip to
Paris shortly.
Judge George A. Nourse of Fresno County is
al the Palace
T I. Cakes President Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. is IN The city.
Sam kamey is at the Grand. He registered as
coming from Warm springs.
A. Skaegs, proprietor OF Skaggs SpringsN In
Son0ma County, is at The Russ House
c. II. Huffman, owner and builder of the
Croker Huffman Canal Is here from MERGED
George Van Gordrn. superintendent OF the
Hearst stock farm, san Simeon, is at the Grand
Charles Felschman. an ex Police Commits.
siOner OF New York, Is registered at the Palace
Hotel
Captain w w. Gray. a retired seafarIng man.
now owner OF vineyard AT MERGED Is at The
Grand.
secretary Thomas II. Thompson oflhe CaIffor-
MA Worlds Far Commissioners, Is at the Lick
House.
5. c. Lllis. President OF the Bank of Kings
bu z aud Manager OF tie Laguua ranch. Kings
RIVE, Is in the city accompanied by his wife.
Admiral George L. Belkuap, U. S. n, is re-
turning from The Asiatic station rs Il passenger
on Tie steamer City OF Picking. due on thursday
II. c. Bassett. Chairman OF the State Board of
HarbOr commissioners went last evening on a
visit TO Santa Bar bara and Vicinity. lie Will he
gone TWO weeks.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
SILVER IN INDIA.

A London dispatch says that the huctuat-
ing value Of the silver rupee ia India has
given rise to an alternative proposition Of
free coinage Of both gold and silver at fixed
ratio or the adoption Of the gold standard
by India. In either event the United States
is iusa better position to take advantage Of
conditions under our present silver law
than 1t wOuld be with free silver coinage
as 40 established fact. If the action of
ludia should convince England that per-
sisttnce in her single-standard policy would
compel India to adopt that policy, an inter
national convention might be the result.
AT present England derives large profits
from the difference in the market value of
silver IN England and in India. Silver has
DEPRECATED but little in India, and conse-
quenuy English goods in India bring about
the same price as wien the two metals were
at parity. The fluctuations In value of the
silYer.rupee in India, Of which there is 50
much COMPLAINT, are also a source of profit
TO English bankers The decentralization of
silver in India would 10 all probability
bring on a financial crisis 1t is apparent
that there is not god enough in the world
to serve as the basis Tor European currency,
and if what there is is to be spread over
India confidence in the redemption Of cur
rency would be greatly impaired. The de-
monetiZatiOn Of silver in India would give
European finances a shock they are not in a
condition to resist. A very small move
ment in gold now causes apprehension in
ali European capitals. The few millions
tie United States sent TO Europe last year
helped materially q toe eyeI c1is@- %sat
The morning call., 1892-02-28
SLAMS.

TIE CALL is always ready to register
the liberal donations Of wealthy individuals
for the benefit OF the public, but 1t Is not
often carried away by shams. Ia this con-
nection we copy the following paragraph,
which is going the rounds Of the Eastern
press, from the Kansas City Star OF re-
cent date:
The S125.COO that Senator Stanford received
from the sale OF Aricn was divided 40 into 10
equal portions, 10 be given 10 that number OF
destitute boys 10 educate them at his new unl-
yeisity. Where is there a no0ier monument than
that?
THE CALL does not doubt that such
paragraphs as the above are set atioat by
syndicate. which is paid for its efforts to
secure the nomination for candidate for
the Presidency. upon the idea that il would
be a good thing to have the General Govern
ment lend the public money to individuals
al > per cent per annum.
l. IS pleasant TO have acts of generosity
20 abroad. and l25 boys will doubtless be
pleased TO receive $1,000 each if tho money
is 10 so back TO Mr. Stanford'S university.
THE CALL IS pleased even to register an
act by which very small portion Of the
twenty or thirty millions OF dollars which
Mr.. Stanford has obtained from the General
Government is returned to the people, say
ing nothing Of the money which is Icing
steadily gathered ia by excessive freight
charges for transporting the products OF
California 20 market