Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-15
,..r.s His Democratic Friends
" -, ysw York viii Have No
More Republican Leg
lslatureS.
,,s,osy OF VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE REVIEWED.
.,ts, in Various Places. - The
senator Cheered by Exultant
Crowds.
q. 4, nahiug Speeches ~ various
Places.

Elnetas
p,,xo,,r. Va, March i4.-Spchking
.iyrW York, senator Inn HAidi "I0.
.,ve have not Republican official
~ one end of the Sial6 10 tho other
80 ly the people Mt large. APP
mel We have Democratic legis-
.,sw in both branches, for the first
~ for many years. Applausc.l
M, Republlcan friends kept control Of
Il, state many years 30 fer IA thu
I,ta.iyc branch iaconcctned because
i,frflsed the enumeration OF it, Ia.
f.ifan,s, but | can safely assure our
b.reeAtic friends OF this section Of
Vi,yIna that 1t II the last you have
,.,s. lnmy Judgment, Of a Republican
-..aiufe IN the Empire State"
thsef.l.
liz warned them thht the coming
Nsilsual contest wa. not an easy one.
fhe R,publicans, entrenchei IN power
vfh the present occupant OF the
White House asa probable candidate,
Mn not be Easy 10 di-lodgc. Ho
eun,oled thorough organization.
Al EADFoRD.
MAmoy, Va, March II. AT Rad
bJ, PULASKI and wythoville large
aoads greeted Hin. lie spoke
ldsay.
KSoNwiILr, March li.-At Blade
s5dnrs aud Abingdon large crowds
,rmbled. Al BrlscOo the chief de-
aobl,fAtion u the afternoon was held.
Several thousand people assembled
ltfe and Mf. 81. John, president OF
he nm Club, escorted Hill To tho
stand, from which he was introduced
u the "Goyernor Senator aud Demo,
cattle leader Oi the Empire State"
lApplAu.".) Whom cheering CEASED,
senator Hiil said, IN part: 'When l
view this crowd, realize that tho
e8untry IL growing. I never took
WY much stock IN POrter'A census,
sn don't know how many inhHhi.
ants be gave you, hut Pm inclined 70
hnk you ought 10 have n new count.
lfenlise that have been travelling
Nfough new South. hm Informed
tat this town Is situated partly In .ho
shio Of Virginia ana partly IN Ten
hose. You have therefor a divided
AagiAlCe, bnt ana sure that, while
yruiailrglAuce may be- divided he.
itaE two States, you are loyal to the
czmon country which embraces all
hsshies." (CheeTs.)
NJ. Hill then gave q short history OF
Hgilla and Tennessee from the time
dihtif organization ~ StatDf,re err!ng
iiihe two great men from the two
Stiles, Jefferson and jackson. lie
pltagl0Wiug tribute 10 the Industries
ttl fsouices II the two States. lie
t.krgwledged that the greater part Of
h, Information of these was obtained
ma pamphlet issued by tho railroad
90 which he had been riding during
lhe afternoon and which was headed,
"Cvme South, young man." lie re-
marked that he noticed portion Of
hs pamphlet had printed thereon u
POTION u the speech President Har.
leon had delivered on the occasion OF
~ visit 10 tie same city. Then
Se1at0r Hin quoted sentences from
hArtlson's speech, commenting on
them.
Al JOHNSON CITY
sensior Hin said to the oxultant crowd
lhat "Ihe Democratic party hates
hypocrisy IN bad as Andy johnson
gl1i "ns The train moved OIL amid ap'
fliuse.
Large crowds assembled nj Morris,
ioan aud other cities until Knoxville
sn reached, where 5000 cheering
lennt1.eans loudly applnuded his brief
,llogitic address. In the course OF
hh.ptech, after Eating TINT the people
lhe country demanded a change,
NJ. Hill said;
'rhey do not want taxation imposed
except for public purposes. They want
no government partnership with
VlYate Interests; they bellows In up
holding, sustaining and encouraging
al The Industries OF this great land, but
90 not believe in robbing Peter TO pay
Paul.D
At CHATTANOOGA
large delegation met the Senator,
hnu his brief speech was received with
great applause.
barracks Along IN. RUSSIAN Frontier,
BERLIN, March lI.-A Klngsburg
utpa'ch says that the building OF tenn
FolNy barracks continues along the
hussian frontier.
attacked by n Telegraph Messenger
Fan Francisco, March l4.-E. Il.
Nullt, uperintendent OF the Ameri.
ean District Telegraph Company, was
suseheu today by Jake Oppenheimer,
sWenly-year-old messenger, who had
ven discharged for Dishonesty. The
wy made a demand on the Euperin.
whueht for six dhys' wages, which he
ulAmed was due him, and when re-
Yieslrd TO wait a few minutes, retorted,
lon'il give me the money, and youth
hNe u 10 mo now" at the same time
tolhllng u revolver at the superin
mnuehl' The latter hastened from tn,
ggnlue, followed by the messenger, who
u W. lhfee shots at him at close range
nelhe mlraculously escaped, One bul.
~ issAing through his coat at tn,
suUuluur, the second striking sus
Tl,uef buckle and passing OF, and tn,
ull'd gazing Weihe's back elOs,
,,l9ugh TO cut the skin. A struggl,
,"IloWed, Welhe gained possession o.
ule revolver and the messenger wa
''''s'ed by an officer and taken to Iail
""'Hrd Takes nm Anii.freo Coinage
stand.
MlLMiSoToN, Del, March li.-Ex
nn'eIe.aiy BayRrd has addressed NJ
r'h letter to the Democrats, in which
,, nv "hes an anti.frue coinage Of silve
''auu' In tue letter no "dvploros tai