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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
ANO1HER Attic WITH LASKER.
RESULT OF THE FIFTEENTH MATCH OF THE
SERIES AT THE MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB.

Al liz MSNHhTTAN CHESS CLUB.
The fifteenth battle in Herr +. Lasher's chess cam.
iagn against teh picked warriors Of the Manhattan Chess
Clut was fought last night a: NJ. 81 West Twenty.
s'Nehtl's~ D Isaac son had perhaps the hardest task
beior' MN on any lNnc chess player evening when
re oody "rcied hi, fayor!tc Kings Gambit the Ic.
oonDate European master. defence selected by
latter was the falkbcer Counter. qamb;. 3 PIX J..
Laser had some recent experience method OF
buun2 the famous old OPENING splendid consultation
game at Brighton this fall which Mcsss. iunsbcrg
mcdonnell and Shpworth also participated.
rs In that came. Black brought his 0 Kt into action
before moving the b, thereby carly attacking the ad
Nah'eu . T. quietly developing the later to o 3
instead Of pnning the X Kt after the old fashion
"hite on the tenth nolc. seeing the i coud not be
'aNtd had the opion OF playing Pc Kt B. which would
nave given him an opportunity OF occupying good
diagonal with his II at O 1t ..
had White retaken the Pawn with O on the eleventh
move thc following variation might have occurred Q1
. l), IL B--B CHI. IL K-R So u Kt-Kt
d; Is kt-o 50. or IS Rt-K4, IS BIB a, - III
r., winning. Whites advance Of P-B 5 directly
ei'er"Td was useless-he might have offered the
chahgc OF Qs by Q-Kt ,. instead The consequence Of
te tcNt-moVe that Lasker assumed the sSIys
with heavy direct attack the White King the
mtenth move onward, especially gaining ground by
XIX 5, when II II b Kt Il @ would win tho
b I at least. lsaacson's eighteenth dos.
prate attempt attack, his opponents
me reply brought matters issue by
exchange OF prices and gaining a clear Pawn with a
simple end position. See diagram:
Position after Black eighteenth
Ilsk
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Ggoscr Gros,ulrH COMES 70 rvrrsrAIy


George Gro-,mth. who has long been famous In
connection with the production, ~ The Gilbert ami
sullivan operas 1T the savoy Theatre London. has
come 10 tai. country - give series u entertain
mcut> lie arrived on the Tcut lnr yesterday. Mr.
GroS.mh the orr giual sir Jp,cph Porter X. &. h..
IN d" II. NJ = linaf)te." The original Major Gcncml
stanley" In Tie Iirnir> 90 penlancr." and the
orr inal actor II the orrespoldlng paris In nearly
all the operas II The series. His first entertainment
In this country win be- given In short time AZ
Chchcrine Hall. Mr. Go>-mith took part I'm the
usual concert given on board the 1cu )nc. ana be-
sides that arcOring TO the story told by some NJ the
passengers yesterday attempt was made to arrange
a fight between him and Peter Jackson. Who VA
also on board. Gro,snith I, n small man ami wh'n
Jackson con>uli'~! a6puf the fight he sail that
he would meet his p~pD,ed antagonist. provided
suitable tclcSf Opc holder should be appoint II. He
could not hit him. he said. unlcS, he cOHid De sure
~ seeing him. Then Mr. Gr'~smiih aid that he
have tccscOp' tor. 80 That he could look through
the big end Il It and make Jackson seem farther or.
II va, decided that the requirements for the nght
were TWO complicated and II given up.
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Special Notices
by the Fifth Ave. Auction Rooms,
1913 Fifth Avenue.
WI. Is. NORMAN. Auctoneer.
To be sold by Auction this
EprnAV lIvrEpNnnN g., . ,..iooi,


FRIDAY AFTERNOON. It . O'Clock.
BY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS OF
ELISHA BROOKS. DECEASED.
Elaborate Drawing. Room Dining Room and Chamber
Furniture Carpcts. Curtains &C.. removed from the
dwelling 80. jjS Flftl.aye.
ALSO,
ny DIRECTION OF MR. a. b. DE FRECE.
An assortment Of Modern Furniture Chickering Upright
Rosewood Case Piano &c.
TOGETHER WITH
\ collection ~ Chippen1aie sheraton. End Colonial
Furniture elegant mahogany dining.room suite Weber
Upright Cabinet Grand PLANO. decorated I'm VERNIs
MARTIN SUPERBLY PAINTED CABINET and
CHAIRS.
\ collection Of oil paintings OF TIE old and modern
>hoois. many in cGrycd Florcntinc frames
SEVERAL ARTISTIC MARBLE GROUPS AND
FIGURES. REAL BRONZES Scyres, Dresden and
French Porccains handsome dinner and tea sets onyx
aud Louis Ky. clock sets Turkish rugs Administer and
Wilton carpets. elegant curtains etc, ETC. belonging
tn private families and sent from the Manhattan and
Lincoln Storage Warehouses.
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BARRETT-At Dsdford Westchcster County. Tuesday,
October 2j Rufus * BarretC Il ~.
Funeia, at hi, residence FRIDAY October %, at 80
BONNEL-On THURSDAY evening, October 2,h, sarah j.
s.. daughter the late II. ". and y. NJ Bonnet.
Notice u fun'Ial hereafter.
CIL,PMAN-Entered into rest october oath. 1892, al
OgdsDsbure * y, Mary Lockwood Brewster. wife OF
Frank Chairman
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when BABY sick gave her Castorin.
MAru III" wa. Child she cried for tastoril,
When she became Nj, she chung % ria.
When she had children. Sic gave them Costorla
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Precious Rugs from the Orient.


BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION
CONCLUDING SALES THIS (FRIDAy0 AND TO.
MORROW SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
AT . 80 O'CLOCK,
AT THE AMERICAN AKT GALLERIES.
East I'D ST.. Madison Square South.
GRAND COLLECTION OF
EASTERN RUGS AND CARPETS,
COMPRISING OVER ONE THOUSAND
ANTIQUE AND MODERN SPECIMENS.
IT Is THE FINEST COLLECTION, SAY THE Elk.
pERTS WHICH THE COUNTRY HAS EVER SEEN.
The
THE RAIiEST AND FINEST wEAYES
WILL BE SOLD TO DAY AND
TOMORROW.
THOMAS r.. KIRBY. Auctlonecr.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers.
East 2Sd.st.. Madison Square.
Frederick &. Marvel
solicits orders FOR Diamonds Jcwelry. &c
WALL-ST, NETWORK.
Gray Hair DARkENED gY DIR HAyS's HAIR
HEALTH REVIEWS COLOR. BEAUTY. Hest Hair Food
ard Dressing. Cures dandruG Drusgiss bottles
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Liebig Compnny'- Extract OF Beef.
BE sure you buy the Licbie Company's oay.

Passengers from Ncw.York for Nashua. Manchester.
Concord anG other iincpl points In Nc" Hampshire VIII
md the | o'clock express Of the shore Line Just what
they u makes dicct connection at PROV deuce with
cxprcss train for these Joints.
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x W west; ne Days. Birdie Brighting. Ward and
w. S rne ulenIOy Brothers. the Brothers u, troit,
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county Court House. The principal speakers were Hon
Roswell IT, Horn. Of Michigan. eXLieutenantG Governor
Lampson, OF Ohio. and G.. l.. smith, Of Elmira.
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White-DT. c. 1saacson.
Here II White try TO save the exchange BY 10 Q-kt T.
10 PIX Kt 3 - E-B . go X R-tl 50, 90 I-K
NJ g.. he loses a piece through 90 PIX Il I 81
Q-Kt ), II R-K T. the White Q must protect the
Kt l.. After the heavy trading Of the forces mentioned
above White being Pawn 20 the bad. CONSIDERABLY
saved tine BY merely adding few rapid moves and
r,eigning after the loss Of another Pawn on tie thirty
The game. the OF which is appended
occupied under three hours.
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be indorsed with full
name and address
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EEPI YING TO LORD DCNRATEN.

ana white resigns
Iaskers opponent tomorrow evening VIII he J. w.
Baird
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GRAY, Hair DARkENED By DIR. HAys's HAIR
HEALTH. REVIEWS COLOR. BEAUTY. Hest Hair Food
ard Dressing Cures dandruG. Duggiss large bottles 50c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
ktore take W lmie p~atyotyzmu
zerza zgubne ola panstwa zasa-

ktore take W lmie patyotyzm'
zerza zgubne ola panstwa casa
dY.
Gale to zaczepiania, So tylko
podstawianlem nogi, ably Gazette
wywrocic. Ermlenderka Z poczat-
ku byia Gazecle nieprzychyln9, q
gdY powsta1y Nowiny, radosne je
wltafa; ME z zyczliwosci, re move
p'smo polskie rozpocze}o wycho-
dzlc, ale z radosc,, re Nowiny
gfowe nam zetna. Staio SIG ina
czej, L polsk1ch Nowin powstala
nlemlecka ,Volkszeitug", a 60
prawda, jest jej ia nlemiecka 2
ia nardzlei do twarzy. DO swoja.
Tax l my W swojei szacie chcemy
pozostac, choc sic to ,,Volksztg."
ME podoba. Me uda}o sic raz
nam nogl podstawit, pr6bu]q wiec
drugi raz. Czy tylko ME napr6zno
- zoboczymy. Proslmv tylko pa
mletac, re kto pod kim dofk,
kople, sam W ME czesto wpad-
ME.
Rozplsalismy sic troche szero-
ko o tel sprawle, ably Czvtelnicy
nasl wiedzlell, CO sadzic o tenn,
gdy czasem tn owdzie zna1 die
slb ktos, kt6ry odmawia cd
zaplsywanla naszego plsomka.
Bedzie to tylko taxi, kt6ry Gazety
naszej ME trzyma} i sadzl o mel
tylko o lyle, lie maja jake
,,nlepatryotyczna" nburzycielke"
przedstawia}a ,,Volksztg". lub
,Ermienderka." My burzyc AM
%zaczerpiac ME cbcemy, ale zaczc
plenl bronze sic musimy wykazy-
wac, re tylko bezwzgledne uprze-
dzenle do naszego plsma, a ME
przekonanie, pobudza oble ME
mleckle gazety, do podsuwania
nam mysll, Jakich nlgdy ME ME
lismy.
Gnlewa sic ,,Volksztg." re
powtorzYlismy niepochIebna ola
Nlemc6w wiadomost o wystawle;
ale ona ..rada jest, gdy mole
podac cos mezyczliwego O Pola-
kach. l tax skwapllwie przetiuma.
czYfa n ustep uWlarusa Pol.
sklego" W Bochum, W kt6rym pisa
no 0 redaktorach polskich. Czyz-
by l 70 byto Z ,,zyczllwosci..?
30 tob1e ME milo, tego dru-
glemu ME czyh."
sod m Kllka DIM
pred Zlelonemi Swlatkanl1 spali-
10 sic prawie &c szczetem miasto
Sfoczew w Polsce. Przeszfo 100
domow mleszkainych stafo sic pa
silva ptomlenl. Okoio 1900 os6b
znajduie sic z rowodu pozaru bez
chleba i dacEu. JaKlm sposobem
pozar powstal uotad Me via
domot
= = mM
Il Cho nacklego. o
niczem tu ME s}ychac. lax o poza-
rach p%ozogach, az mrowle cz1o.
wieka przochodzl. w ostatnlch
dn.ach wybuch} ogien u wtasc1-
clela *. w Lubnie. Ialedwle 90
u%gaszono, znlszczy4y pfomienle
wszyst&ic budynki gospodarcze
w}ascicleIl K, L%egbadzje. Dru-
glego dnia potem sta}o znowu
W ogniu cate gospodarstwo waSci-
clela N. W CegieIkach, a PREY
wlelklm wiatrze ogarne}y take
sasiedne budynki w}asciciela D.
Ma zakonczenie tego obrazu zn1sz-
czY} ogien zabudowanla w}ascicie-
la O~sowsk1ego W Strudze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
balonu ME dosiegla.
w tenn zawolal 1ozef:

kujcie finite, DO widze W
oddali stado wiclkich pta-
kow!
Go, ptaki?-zawc]al Fer
gusson.-Oby mas lepiej mi
nelly.
Cay ty sic ptak6w boisz?
--zasmial sic p. Ryszard.
= Mic smieJ sie,-odrzeki
Ferguson powaznie, DO
ptaki drapiezne So ola nasze-
60 balonu na]niebezpiecznlej'
SZe.
To m6wiac, skierowa}
dalekowidz ku ptakom i
i przekona} sic, ze to by}y
sepy, a!pe)skiemi zwane' bar
do wlelkie. Sna6 spostrzegfy
balon, DO zbliza}y sic szybko
ku MENU.
-Strzele! : zawo}al Ry-
szard.-
-Zakazuje, --odrzekf ostro
Ferguson. - ME draznlJnny
ich be- potrzeby.
Ale czeg6z sic lekasz?
= niecierpliwoscia odpowie.
dzial Ryszard.- Zanim mas
zaczepic zdolaja, wystrzelainy
je.
Me sposob! -odrzek} Fer
gusson. -Ptakow jest czter-
nascie; jezeli sic naraz ma
balon rzuca i rozedra 90, zgi-
nelibysmy.C zekajmy,c co zrobiaa.
Bedziemy sic bronili.
Sepy okrazafy balon i
sposcbily sic niejako do napa'
du. Naraz )eden Z Mich sSle-
rowat sic wprost ma ba-
lon.
-Ognia! krzykna]
Ferguson.
Ledwie to w%ym6wi}, pad}
strzal z ninty Ryszarda / sep
ciezko a predko w dol spa
daG zacza}.
NiedIugo potem rzucl}y sic
diva sepy naraz ma balon.
Jednego zabit Ryszard, dru.
giemu Jozef strzaskal
skrzydlo.
Teraz sepy skupily sic, a
byto ich jedenascie, / naraz
Gala grenada, rzuci}y sic ma
balon.
-Ognia, ognia! komende.
rowal Ferguson.
Znowu diva sepy s2ad]y,
ale inne rzuci]y sic ma GU
bek balonu i zacze}y raba6
dziurami jenwa5na powtoke.
w tel 1: will ozwa} sic
swist: to 81 z balonu FACIAL
uchodzi6, a " tel samej chwlll
balon %szalo1 m pedem spadac
zacza}.
-Zginslj>my! = krzykna}
Ryszard.
Zaledwic oalon ku dolowi
lecieG pocz.s. zakrzykna} Fer
gusson, kt6"j zimnej krwl
nigdy ME taci}:
Wyrzucat ballast!
J6zef wvrzuci} w kilku Sc.
kundach wszystkie bry}y
zlota, wcale sic teraz ME ma
myslaiac.
-Clagle jeszcze spadamy..'
Wyrzuccie kisty Z woda!...
Spadamy ma Jezloro!.
J6zef wyrzuci}. Ferguson
wychyli' sic Z iodzl | wldzla},
jax leca ku wodzie lezlora,
M6g} rozroznit. jak krzewy
przedmioty ma iezlorze plyWa'
jace, coraz wleksze
sic ~stawa}y; balon ME m6g:
bye daley cd woody oddalony
jak ma 200 stop.
-Wyrzutcle zywnost!
kista Z zywnoscla powe'
drowaia w dot i plusne}a "
jezioro. Szybkosc lotu balon1
zmlejszyla sic. ale ME ustata
clagle jeszcze spadall.
Wyrzuccie ieszcze VIE
cej!-wo}al Ferguson.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
z Prus Polskich.

a IIuS i O1Sh1Cus
Czytamy W nGazecie Oh
sztyhskiej':
OTWARTY nieprzyjaciel
zawsze lepszy anizell skryty,
a bardzo otwarcie wystapiIa
przeciw nam tutejsza Volks
szeitung", siostra zmarlych
,,Nowin warmidskich." Natu-
ralnie, re iej ma ponce zaraz
biegnie ,Ermlenderka'', Doc
zacieplanie Gazety, to woda
ma jej m}yn. Posz}o najprzod
o petycya, kt6ra sic ME
spodobala uNolksztg.' Gnie~
wa sic ona ma mas, zesmy
1ej zarzucill, IL jest nlezyczliwa
petycyi i powiada, re ma TO
ME many dowodu. Dow6d
many, DO ma pierwszym
zebraniu W Wartemborku by}
i redaktor ,,Volksztg.", vice
m6gl swoje zdanie wyrazit,
a ME dopiero pc IA dniach
W SVEN pismie petycya
DODraWiaC. Naturalnie, re
Volksztg." rowna sic zaraz
z Centrum, DO powiada, re
puslowie zasiada)qcy W
Centrum. choG So dobremi
patryotami niemieckimi. W
obronie slusznych zadah
Poiakow zawsze wystepowali.
Pos}owie centrum ME udawali
przyjazni ku Polakom, ale
;ak naprzyk}ad niesmiertelnej
| pamieci Windthorst, rzeczy-
wiscie W sercu zyczliwosci
ola swych polskich wsp6}wy-
znawc6w zywili. Ze zyczliwost
Volkszeitung" jest tylko
udawaniem, przekonujemy sic
coraz bardziej. Co wlecej, jak
sic zdaje. to ,Nolksztg.'
stara sic O posade zmar}ego
w Toruniu Rexa, DO wprost
denuncyuje nasze pismo pred
w}adzami i posqdza mas o
brak ,,patryotyzmu." Pow6d
do teso by} taxi. L wycho-
dzacej w Poznaniu peHnej
gazety wyjellsmy kawalek G
majacej sic odbyc wystawle
powszechnej w Berlinie. Stoi
tam pomiedzy innemi, lie
Niemcy juz teraz krzycza, IL
ich wystawa swietniejsza be.
die, niz francuzka, a NIGGA
oni jeszcze sto lat dniem i
noca p%racowat, MIN Francu-
zom IA polu przemyslowem
dor6wnaja. Razaco odbija tn
butnosG. kt6ra sic zdaje bye
Niemcow przeznaczenlem. 10
by by]a Gala ,,zbrodnis",
jakiej sic gazeta dopusci}a,
powtarzaiac te wiadomosc.
,,Volkszeitung." wiadomos6 te
przet56maczy}a, ,;Ermlender.
ka" to powt6rzyla, dodawszy
swe uwagi i z male] muchy
zrobiono slonia. Naturalnie,
ze naciekawsza Jest sobie
,,Ermlenderka'', DO oprocz
gorqce] nienaw1sci do wszyst.
kiego, co polskie. dotar}y jej
wldocznie do sad]a i goraczki
dni ostatnich. Pisze ona w
tel gorqczce, re Gazeta pod.
szczuwa Z rzemlos}a (profes-
sionsmasslg) obie narodovos-
CT (kt6re? Francuz6w z
Niemcaml? Red.) ze Z boku
spoglada juz ma ,,nieprzyja-
ciela kraju", he Gazeta stara
sic o wiecej q wolnoscl dla
polskiei mowy szko}ach
ludowych (Ermlenderka "a
myd|a tn oczy swym czyrel'
nixon, boo wiecej zada ten,
kto iuz coz ma, a u mas W
szko}ach przeciez wcale pc
polsku ME ucza. Red.) Ia
wszystko odpowiedzialna Jest
Gazeta boo powinna czekaG
AZ Ermlenderka ME pocznie
zwefywaG wiccow wzywac lud
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wiehstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
rzystwomP olskim moi Sk}ad i Prs.
cownie r6znego gatunku ChOra-
gwi, Scarf Oznak, Rozet,
Bercf, Pafek marszafko.
wskich ftp. pc jak najtahszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
luuki jak najpunktualniej i najsu.
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take VIE.
lebnym siostrom polecam moi
.k}ad i wielki wyb3r Aoron,
WelOn6w. Bukiet6w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jaoych do pierwszej Komunii 6wie
tej-Tak samo nam zawsze ma
sktadzie KorOny, Welony
ola m}odych Panien do slubu,
wszystko pc jaknajtahsze) Genie.
"a Prosze przybyc i przeko-
mac sig W polskim Handful, zanim
sie udacie do Skladu llar.slow"sr
eboej.
z szacunkicn
D.. SEOMIy&NA
e79 Milwaukee AK. LA:...,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07

During the present political demonstra-
lions in our city, the following query has
been daily propounded by paperin promi-
nent type:
How many Gentiles are in the employ
of Mormons?' Glow many Mormons
patronize Gentle enterprise of any des-
cription!"
1 would like, through your columns, to
briefly answer both questions and state at
this point that l am not Mormon and
never was.
Calling at the Office of County Collector
L. G. Hardy, who is Mormon, secured
the following names of GentiIes and
Liberals who had been on his pay roll
Thomas Yeardley, Mr. Brigham, J. E.
Lynch, F. L. GrisN old, r. H. McKaig,
Phil Brink H. @. Bleasdale,
James McArdle, r. L. Conley,
Miss Phyllis Lynch. Mr. Hardy says
he never questions mans politics in the
employment of clerks. In the office of ].
H. Rumel, ir., county recorder, and his
predecessor, George M. Cannon, the fol
| lowing names of Gentiles were secured
DIR. Visick, ]. H. Evers, Frank Fiber
Seth Stowe, ?r., Guy Anderson, James
Leach, Mable Anderson, j. d. Benner
Havercamp, Dan Clark.
The Security Abstract company have
employed many and competent Gen tiles
The officers and directors Of this compan!
are all prominent Mormons.
The following Gentiles have been ant
some are now employed by them: G. b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07
HOBBS at Brunton's.

The Liberals are betting even on carry
ing the Fourth precinct. They expect to
do it by voting 200 of Ryan's hobos. Ryan
has said that when he found man that
was not registered he discharged him. He
expects to vote all his men. Will he do it?
At John Brunton's camp in City Creek
there are ninety-two men who are regis
tered in the Fourth. They live in tents on
city land and all but about twenty sleep
there. The remainder of them sleep in
various parts Of the city.
The principal nest in the Twenty-tirst
ward Is at 1S6 l street. 1t is small four
roomed brick house. into these small
quarters are crowded thirty-two hobos of
all grades Of nationality except American
Six weeks ago the city wagon unloaded at
this house load of hunks. bedding and
| other paraphernalia. John Knapp, who at
one time run non union barber shop on
Second South, boards the gang.
AT 173 d street in the Tween tieth ward is
another roost. At this house, which is a
five room adobe, there are eleven men who
are registered in the fourth precinct.
| No. 739 East Brigham street contains
! fourteen of Ryan's citizens, all registered.
This house Is a lumber house of three
/ rooms.
At 473 Seventh street there are seven
hoho-dagos with Ryan's collar on.
No. 373 H street contains five registered
hobos branded with Ryan's trade mark.
Near the old blacksmith shop, corner
State and North Temple, there are fifteen
men, all registered.
AT the old silk factory, Canon road, 51j
Sixth street, "A F street, 115 | street, all
are hobo nests with Ryan's coat of arms
on the front door.
The men in the City creek were regist-
cred at John Bruntons camp, which at
that time was about two and one-halt
miles up the canon. Walter Wiscomb, in
company with a man named Hoke, assist
ant superintendent of the water works
| rounded the hobos up and registered them
to man. The hobos at Brunton's are
under the direction of H. F. Taylor, poll
tician who graduated from Hegney's Rio
Grande saloon.
Who are the parties to this fraud anc
colonization scheme? Billee Ryan, super
intendent of water works. Walter Wis
comb, registration officer of the Fourth
precinct, aided and abetted by the Liberia
party. Desperate means to stop the leal
in the old ship! Will the people of Sal
Lake continue in power party who spenC
the city money like water for election pur
poses? The uprising is here. Monda,
will forever bury the remains of Liber
alism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07

Atterbury, George F. Lord, c. L. Crane,
Harry Hill, c. Nd. Duport, Joseph Homer,
j. d. Benner, E. G.. Hilley, William w.
Browne, Martin Dennis, o. G. w Lyle, z.
M. Owen, S. A. Smith, Miss L. Ray bould.
Thomas Homer, R. Dallin, w. E. Johnston,
F. Fiber, Bruce Dallin. Causten Browne,
ir., S. Beckner, G. A. Clark and others.
Inquiries in other directions show that
not single Mormon is employed in the
office of the county assessor, county clerk,
city collector or city clerk, and 1t is
| doubt whether more than one or two are
employed in any other of the various city
offices.
This array of names show that the plum
of patronage has been very literally
divided up in the several cases cited; pur-
suing the line of investigation into the
avenues of trade, | discovered that more
Mormons than Gentiles were employed in
the various business houses conducted ex-
clusively by Mornons. This is readily ex-
planned by the fact of long residence and
acquaintance,
A few of the Mormon enterprises are a
sugar factory OF largest capacity in the
United States. One glass factory crushed
/ by Gentle combinations: three wooden
factories that use mo shoddy'' as asserted
| by Senator Faulkner in a speech here
recently.
| One soap factory which should be patron
4 lZeQ Dy GenIlleS anu Oil OLuerS.
! One foundry and machine shop, largest
west Of Denver, and the embryo of v,rious
other enterprises not patronized by
| Gentiles.
One boot and shoe factory largest west
of the Missouri river.
Leaving aside the question as to the
amount of Mormon capital invested in Salt
| Lake City enterprises, l will answer the
second query in the same considerate
spirit OF the old Quaker who, discovering a
burglar in his house, appeared at the top OF
the stairs with his grandfather's blunder-
buss, and said: "My friend, thee had bet
ter get out of the way. l am going to fire
right where thee stands" BY saying that
the only Gentle enterprise yet discovered
is pickle factory, and that the author OF
the campaign jest should have put his text
above the ticket, and not after it like 8
crook, apologizing to all to whom the wore
tile" as applied in this case, SHOULD
seem offensive, close and say, let the
spirit OF fairness reign and rule.
A. G.. EMILE.