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The sun., 1892-01-23

The Amsriean Amateur Union section two games
SGea a. Iatrytown oa Thursday night resulted ln
scores scores First game-Young Mems Lyceum. 72o: xs
1S1. Ian 4. " ~ second same-Young Mems Lyceum
by sinning both games on Thursday night the
an sa me snartans Tor nrst donors in the Amer
plstsa Their sehedued games, deciding game will be
vi Rs,Is the AtaiantA and Fidelia teams
ties result they viii be rolled % on the foowns
The sun., 1892-01-23

There ID likelihood that Champion yuiford win rs-
eonsidsr bis decision 70 retire The 6podv zms yes
tsrday received letter from @. H. Breisford Presi
Gent Of Harrisburg Shooting Association In which
h.sS ,ssSy back Az;
"a "a tSIs ssssss ne ra1Ora s shsgias. MAKE
The sun., 1892-01-23
Unk n0wA Gun Club Shoot

Five OF the younger members OF the Unknown Gun
CLUB OF Long Island went out sleighs to the Old Mil
Meadows from 7l6 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn yest.r.
aay and took NIFTY pigeons with them. purse ot S.5
wrnt TO The man who killed the majority Of those
~ leland m 5nIes Knsbe w. won the purse with score
ing, q; T. AarEhOn. 7; q. Harmed, t, "
The sun., 1892-01-23
News frea the Horse worla.

ANsoNIA. Conn. Jan. 22-Shortly before
poon to-day Patrick. better known as Snapper
tnjurieo received from falling of a colt which
~ Ia was Ss. riding yssterday Lyons was 10 years
asa Jockey. having ridden wsll:knoYn horses
eal0aRtn8 70 the Hubingers Of NsV Haven.
The sun., 1892-01-23

The hrst goal was secured by the Painneld team in
minutes ~ seconds after some brisk playing. Tho
second ana third goals were secured by the same tenn
In 4 minutes 30 seconds and minutes u seconds re-
spsctyey The fourth goal fell to the Coliseums In q
The sun., 1892-01-23
Polo ON Rollers,

The second series OF polo games between the Plain
hed and Coliseum polo teams took place at tho Colise
um Rink. Fast 107th street and Lexington ayenue on
Thursday evening. The teams lined up as follows: va
pI1infrYd po.,H,,.
The sun., 1892-01-23
v.l.sble Horses B.rusS.

0sAKD RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. cav. s. Hulls
heSQs we're burned here last night Acmon,
EASlA Bird. end d gray PAGER all valued at
o3Q0o0 periShed In the flames.
The sun., 1892-01-23
THE KEMP MATCH FINISHED.
Company Wins First Prize with a Score
OF l,OS3,

The last company Of the Seventh Regiment to shoot
for the Kemp trophy was Company II. the winners OF
the competition last year. They shot we'll but could
not beat Company BIS score OF 1852. They man aged
to finish second with II OF 1O32 The scores and
records follow:
The sun., 1892-01-23
rfksf GAM

Totah....1o12 2s eS3I Totals ... rs 10 ~ 7e8
Warrington 80 1853 2es s02 s87 lsl 400 5sl e27 eas
Orchard....7S 176 274 857 4S2 ApS hpI t;p TAO 7eN
~ uumpre-John isss. scorers-H. Bronner and NJ
Average Washington. 1870 ss: Orchard, 15os.s.
The sun., 1892-01-23
TIE HAnAxA CHESS MATCn
Story OF Two e..es Lost ~ sssi,its.


HAVANA Jan, 22.-In the tenth game OF the
great chess match. played yesterday. steinitz
gave his opponent another chance to play the
Two Knights Defence. The Russian promptly
replied to /. p to X 4. p to a: ktto 8.
Kt to O b 3: 3. B to 4 with Kt to b 3. thereby
forming the game into the defence as mon.
toned above. At first everything went well
for the champion. Every additional move
made improved whites position. ana tne
spectators were certain that Steinits would
win, and thus equal the score OF the Russian.
In this they were. however. doomed to disap-
pontment. for the champion threw away his
chances by one Of those peculiar oversghts.
termed by the late DR.. Zukertort, hallucina-
tions. As soon as the fatal move was made
Steinitz saw the mistake. Iechigorin won
after thirty-one moves The score;
Tssh,ggcrin. J;sing ','',..dl +. +. 9. B. 2 g. %
Tschisorn. =: steinitz 2: drawn.%
STORY OF THE EIGHTH GAME
Steinity forwarded the following story OF the
eighth game to TIE SUN:
"Thero was another surprise for lovers OF
novelties IN opening. for stetnitz; In lev OF the
orthodox y B-k 2, retreated the bishop to
Is 50. Steinitz claims that he had the best OF
the game IN to his eighteenth move. Tschi-
gorin's part was. performed as well as the
oped rapidly. and offered e give another paw,
gould not venture to take. and then he created
holes on viii ties king wing. and on the centre.
after which he castied on the queens side.'
The run OF the game follows:
The sun., 1892-01-23

RahWsx and he New Bruns1cP nsSs Pe*see .as
nssns; ss ssS Rs.:.. t ;; i:j Sti;
New giansw,ss- 1os: Norris. 1ss; p.ulins.
nick 4n, 1s5 wolfson 49, Griese. ia: stoetie, iso.
Nc, No. a. many team. as was expected rolled in tn.
1ss night, a sany e4f{Ss Ss
81 ss
"
Psi1ess ws5s won v ~ foioxns clubs TI5a Prise
p t;H z. Iss
{ H. &C. .ssf.: T:SS:rss sssi i:
90 Msn.s9 .e9
vs.rsn 81 Rn.xs 81 4S:s @
s:!s: 5ss S$ sss$s. rs:f
VII sO 81 IS
ren; q: T.Is:n: $S: Kssgs:%sp s''.'
hsa So; Ross ss'
Sn fes 1os
SsSS s:ssss s
Frnck. ron ss Ktoaer s4 Bsimsr: s2; fots 1s2.
vi FOlsermsn' e: Tiedsman. u; wikens o. Totat
e. Hs:''n 7s
MsysE q spGs; sa
aoSs 81 o. a Ss
s,ss GoS assss s ,ss
Ths gsms was relied on the alleys in Four
II. ss s + sss 49, ss:; S
s:3ss.. IT, sIs III 4.|s s
Brooisn on TSursd.y II ,as light
s -: o,s sseT;n',
ss r1'?" b. s!%s'sisf
Tas Sp:ns played IN
aide game resulted in tie and will be rolled of later
eli LenGscKsnTey G 1si; Knshn its; Spring 1+a rur
Gro,e 1872: Gafney 1874. Total 1871.
Mercury-Lock wood 1856; Bshnken. 1872: Young 1856:
..s zen IL! IL. 1s M H;s
e. 49, ls. Kpsh K;a Spring. $780, rur
14s %ssnSr0eE S.; krAnsi s iRs ss Tc,s ' nsD''sn'
The Hoboksn tournament games on Wednesday
night resulted aB fOllows:
FIRST CANE.
Yremont,Daah; 1873: Sexton. 1877; Smith. te7;
1Gs; Wi1ksImann. ,Ia iaI: Total l,2I5,
sss:5 ". 'ts 's
sEcOsD CANE
vd1 a3s ..,9.n ssrp ps4 Ia
Kenm . M isA: sshae%.n; lae ,n Total; ;ls7.
iss seade iss "0rm'n 1885,
The game in Heckmanns tournament on Thursday
ssssRy tS c:sss1i 10 iS: sSis %si:s 3d. Il
Jonah.Lishte. III; Rather 81; vollmsr, TO- posrr
90: stenbuger. 90: Alshsimer. -; ste. ~; Ubl 90
gThe match game between the Yonkers and Terrace
City bowling clubs q Yont rolled on tuesday night
:, YonkersIKeIlock. lSS; Ewald, Ie0. Tewus, lso;
snssssnbsrth. sss l62 shansI. 1885, Anderson. 1855 Total
derTses City1SSd lso Broghy 1le: Loxsns.sin
80; oGrisvss. l67; wenxe, 15S; wsldeck l75 Total
The sun., 1892-01-23

Totah......1l ~? 750i Totals ..... 10 1921 763
FRAMES.
Empite....,72 130 POT 2ss 3eS 4se $40 677 eGa FRA
Washington.T2 ia 200 26s S51 400 5it 82i eSt iSS
Scheuerer. ' ~" a.
Avernse-Empirs ,15l 1-5 Washington. 100 ss.
CAxR
The sun., 1892-01-23
riRsT CANS.


80 1913 obs 3as 42e sos s7s asl 7l2 TIT
Park Avue .S5 1877 2O3 2S3 33a 4lH 4S2 Boz COZ 7O2
Cmlire-w. Murphy. Scorers-H. c. Haasenzahi and
J. IL frehricha ~
Average-Monarch. 1856 2.5; Park Avenue. l+o Us
The sun., 1892-01-23
THE Bfe TOURNAMENT soos oysn.

~ashsngtoe. Orchard. and Empire Tssus
Roil Their Coueisdiss Games.
No interest was manifested in the American national
tournament series played At the Germania Assemb,y
Rooms alleys iAstnirh. The scores:
The sun., 1892-01-23

orchard....72 100 254 $50 4so 5a2 els 7os "a, $40
Empire. .S3 1%S 2o6 3ol 3I4 AL Gal Sg6 6S4 7IO
.vmptre-M. wailach. scorers-J. Dormassr and 1.
Schenerer. ~ -
Averase-orchard. 17e; Empire. 1Sa
Tho series between the Monarch. PARK Avenue and
Gotham teams rolled Mt tho Academy ALLEYS last
were Witnessed BY an unnsuay large number OF spec
The sun., 1892-01-23

Park Avenue % 16T 228 300 s7c 449 622 ss $50 TAT
Gotham ...7A l43 1913 275 342 416 GOA sol 8S5 i8i
Umpire-J. siebe. scorers-F. W. Prior and J. II.
Average-Park Avenue. lat 2.5; Gotham, 1521n
The 1vanhoe team covered themselves with Rlory last
night on their alleys in their sob game in
section one OF the american Amateur Union. with the
New YORK Athletic Gluh IL - -
The sun., 1892-01-23

Totals....,1 1875 Z BbOI iVtalS. ....1A 70 10 Ss0
1vanhoe SO lsa cG7 875 4ss $40 oeI 7ss ss4 600
New York A. SO - 2o6 1913 44U S34 UlS Cos S2 $50
From the manner in which the Phpnix players
downed the pins IN their section game against the
Bioominsdae team az the knickerbocker alleys last
place IN the Am erican Amateur Bowling Unions final
tourney. The score:
The sun., 1892-01-23
Popnix ... 10 100 235 306 372 4s5 557 642 ia 7e9
Blootngdalet3 1872 1873 2o3 $40 4O5 4Ul 6l2 6Sd 683

game was rolled Thursday night between tho
Railway y.M.C. A. and the New Brunswick y. NJ. c. A
At q the mra! Rahway ny alleys Ths ssUore: GORE
JAG: Crowel, l34: q. Miller 1sl: Freeman. ibi: W.
Total. 1874
New Brunswick-schenck 103; Norris. 15p: Pauling
no; Macon, l21 Smith. l13; Carlnon, lOi; McCor.
mick. mick. 1885, Woifson v3: Griese. ia; stoetie. l30.
The sun., 1892-01-23

The Revonah defeated the Iroquos Club In the Vet.
The score:
ReyonahsooSishtingae. o 154: 6; schweder. lse; J.
Audrey, 1OS: Barnes. 1856 Total. OBS.
,iroguois-liemgartnsr; 1872; Patton, ll7: Amluins
112 Stone. 49, Dun 10a: Moore, D7; g. Bossfeld I2f:
!. Blossfeld l24. Total, V2G.
The sun., 1892-01-23

Tho Manhattan Bicycle Club defeated tho Harlem
Wheelnen in the Whselmen's 8 Thursday piRht
The game was rolled on the Manhattan's alleys Foui.
Harlem Wheelmen-fraser. 1856: Boese l7s; Lord
l$5: W Bryan, 12< II. Bryan 1928; Macy. lI9; Main.
hart 112; Braden. l39. Total 1918.
Manhattan @ Bicycle Cgborost b @ 1875; Mcfarland. 1877:
Newgass. 1875: Ford. I2l. Total. 1867.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-07
The ToHsils.

We have arrived at fair solution Of the
mystery of the spleen, which is blood
gland, and which seems to be occupied in
the work, among other duties possibly, OF
making blood corpuscles-but until very
recently the tonsils puzzled us completely
The opinion was hazarded that they might
be glands Of service in early life, like the
Thyroid gland in the neck, or the thymus
gland, which is big in infancy, but de
creases in size and Importance as we pass
away from the first epoch of our existence.
This is by no means an unphilosophical
view to take of organs which do not appear
to subserve any active duty in adult ex
istence
Early life has it's own special demands
and duties, and organs which discharge
these duties would naturally decline and
appear before us as useless parts when the
adult stage was attained. Lon,
don News.
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CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.
For Sale: Thirty tour shares paid
up stock in the International Build.
ing and Loan Association.
9-4-tt II. B. JOHNSON.
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To Supply Free Lunch.

Paris" said gentleman few days
ago, sis famous all over the world for the
variety and nature Of the odd enterprises
by means of which its citizens gain liveli
hood
81 will venture to say, however" he
added, that there is one calling in New
York that is peculiar to itself and to the
city and has no duplicate in Paris"
"And what is that?" asked the friend to
whom he was speaking
a. company organized to supply free
lupch to Saloons" was the reply.
Then the man went on to tell of the ex
istence of firm that makes specially Of
cooking huge rounds of corned beef, ham,
baked beans, chowler, minute fshballs
and other viands peculiar to free lunch
counter
These" be said, ARE carried to Gus
toners in delivery wagons, and II they
need heating that is done on the premises
His friend replied that he had often no
ticed the '-'ilarity of the various LAY
outs" in the city. but he said, why do
you say that it is an industry peculiar to
New York and that it does not exist in
PARISH
For the simple reason" answered the
other, that there are no free lunches in
Paris. 1t is strictly an American custom.
Rest assured but for that fact Paris, too,
would have it's free lunch supply com
pany. New York Herald.
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ELECTRIC 8ITTERs,

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as TO need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praiSe.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
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try Electric BitterS-Entire satisfaction
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COUNTY iCOURT IN MATTERS OF
PROBATE.

To March Germ, 1892.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
The State of Texas to all persons inter-
ested in the guardianship of the estate
of Martina, Petra, Eulenterio and Da'
miana Morales, minors.
Maurcia Morales de Quintero, guar
dian of the estate Of said minors, Morales,
has filed her application for leave to re-
sign, accompanied by her final account in
the County Court of Bexar county, which
will be acted on at the March Term, A.
ID. 1892, OF sa'H Curt at the Court House
thereof in t>-e ~ of San Antonio after
this notice shall have been duly published
once a week for three(3) successive weeks In
some newspaper published in Bexar coun-
ty, Texas. at which time all persons in
terested in said estate may appear and
make objections thereto. if they see proper.
Witness, Thad. w. Smith,
Clerk of the County Court Of
IL. ST. Bexar county and seal of saiG
court, at my Office in San An
+ tonic this 18th day Of Febru.
airy, A. ID. 1892.
Issued same day.i THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bekar Co.
BY r. G. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Came to hand Feb 10th, A. D. 1892, at 4
o clock p. m, and executed on same day
by ordering publication made in the
San Antonio LIGHT. T. p. MCCALL,
Sheriff BeXar Co.
By W. D. DRUsE, Deputy. 2:2O 3w
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COUNTY COURT IN MATTERS OF
PROBATE.
To March Term, 1885,.

To March Term, 1892.
HE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
The State of Texas to all persons inter.
ested in the administration of the estate
of Augustus Belknap, Decd:
Mrs. Julia Belknap and William Fl.
Weiss, executors of the estate of Augustus
Belknap, deceased, have filed their final
account in the County Court of BeXar
County, which will be acted on at the
March term, A. ID. 1892, of said Court at
the Court House thereof in the City of
San Antonio after this notice shall have
been duly published for al least twenty
(2Oy days in some newspaper published in
Bexar County, Texas, at which time all
pei sons interested in said estate may APP
pear and make objections thereto, If they
see proper. ....
Witness, Thad. w. Smith, Clerk of the
County Court of Bexar County
IL. 81 and Seal of said Court, at my
office in San Antonio, this 10th
day Of February. A. ID. 1892.
THAD w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
BY r. c. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.
Came to hand February 10Th, A. ID. 1892,
at o'clock D. m, and executed on same
day by ordering publication made In the
Daily LIGHT.
T. p. MCCALL,
Sheriff Bexar County.
By w. w. DRUsE, Deputy. got
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cUTRATE n. r. TICKETS
Bought and sold. Hecht's PAL Com. : 10 BOT
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By w. w. DRUsE, Deputy. cot
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COUNTY COURT IN MATTERS OF
PROBATE.
To March Term, 1892.

To March Term, 1892.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
The State of Texas to all persons inter-
psted in the guardianship of the estate
of Claudio and Maudie refers. minors:
j. Il. Woodruff, guardian of the estate
of Claudio and Maudie Peters, minors,
has filed his application for leave to re-
sign, accompanied by his final account in
the County Court of BeXar County, which
will be acted on at the March term. A. ID.
1892, of said Court at the Court House
thereof in the City of San Antonio after
this notice shall have been duly pnb-
lished, once a week for three (9successiye
weeks in some newspaper published 10
Bexar County, Texas, at which time all
persons interested i'm said estate may APP
pear and make objections thereto, II they
see proper.
Witness, Thad. w. Smith, Clerk OF the
County Court of Bexar County
IL. ST. and Seal of said Court. at my
office In San Antonio, this 18th
day of February. A. ID. 1892.
THAD. w. SMITH,
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BY r. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
ISSUED same day. 1000
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Daily LIGHT. I. 2. MCCALL
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TRUSTEES NOTICE,

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his appointment and qualification as
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Battaglia. Creditors are requested to
present their claims verified according to
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-05
A MoNARCn,s MISTAKES.


EMPEROR WILLIAM IA at all times n
very strong headed, and there be those
who assert that he Is now anu then n
very wrong-honded man. IL was
probably when in the latter condition
that he gave expression TO the iollOw-
Ing words' ri am master here; none
other shall come near me-" More OF
arrogance, self'suiiicioncy AMI domi-
neering egolism could scarcely
DO compressed into ~ few wsrde'
And the worst part Of II IL
that His Majesty makes a
a "break" OF that KIND every now anu
then, anu Ills sensible ana sensitive
subjects have become 30 tired OF his
freaks that they occasionally give ex'
preston TO their displeasure III no I'M
certain words TINS II simply Playing
with IRE, because, Whatever else he
may be, the Emperor has the power lac
boasts OF, and Is not AZ all SLOW In the
matter OF putting II In force.
sun, there are good many people
who refuse to be cowei lnto ahJect sub
mission to accidental ana misplaced
royalty, az they put 1t, even though to
give voice TO words OF criticism or de-
hnnce Is but to place Their hands IN
the lions mouth
The latest example In point was on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-05
HONE RULE.

THE views OF Hon. John 7. Calne In
regard 10 the measure proposed by the
Democrats Tor reliof to Titan viii I've
interesting to his constituents. They
have been tersely given TO the Wash
ington CORE sponden, oi the New York
World and we shoull judge are correct'
~ reported In that paper rs follows:
wAsniSoroN, Fob. 2s. - Delegate
Caino, OF uiah, when interviewed today
By World correspondent with regard to
Senator Tollcr's bill for tho admission Of
the Territory to statehood, said;
ut looks to me like blum, and !. In
tended merely To capture a majority "
the Mormon votes at tho next election In
tho Territory. The Democrats having
introduced the Homo Rule measure, tho
other party saysi wen go you one
better While firmly believe tina,
Senator Teller Is in earnest, aud that he
and one or two other Republicans might
vote for the admission Of Utah. have
no idea iha, statehood will nnd many
advocates among the Republicans In the
Scnato.'
"'Do you then favor home rule for
Utah, Mr. Caino, In preference 10 state
hood at present.
$50, no, don't aly that but believe,
with other Democrats. that II IL all that
can DO got for the time bolng. Tho Pres
idcnt having intimaicd In his message
that the Territory was not ready for
statehood, It is very doubtful IL the
measure would receive his approval, and,
while homo rule IL Ear from filling the
entire wants u the Territory, 1t Is better
than nothlng.'
81 am also convinced that five should
turn our attention from home rule to
further the statehood measure the Torri-
tory would 80. nothing, aud yet the Re-
publicans would appear to have done
more than the Democrats, without de-
serving such credit 40 effort should
be slaekencd towards securing home
fulp.iu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-05

simple things In this life OF which he
II entirely ignorant. one Of these II
the fact that obtrudes Itself upon every
man in authority, n he be not utterly
obtuse, that there IL an inherent power
In the people more potent thanSons lines
ofsoldlory, more To be dreaded than
myriads Of bristling bayonets, and that
this power when thoroughly aroused
sometimes dissipates royalty like q
breath and tumbles thrones Into the
gutter The press which represents
them may be but mouthpleco voiclng
the feelings behind It, and II were
better to heed and take profit OF this
than TO resort TO the despotic plan Of
applying the muszle Of naesly.
II IL q safe venture that the Ztttuhg
contained nothing that a majority Of
It, reader. N not majority u the
German people did not eudofse; and
his behavior toward that paper follow.
ing 40 soon upon the great riots occur
ring actually beneath the windows Of
his palace, will not, we take u, have u
soothing effect upon the populace OF
any other feeling than that Of exasper.
tipn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-05


THE Grand Junction, Colorado, Star
says:
"Tho Utah Liberals are growing over
what ,hey esteom The final defeat Of home
rule. This IL an anomalous situation.
In every other civilized state. homo rule
Is called pretty good thing"
Precisely. AMI 1t may turn out that
they have been growing proma,urtly.
II IL certain that they have very
small reason at present for their
Jubilant expressions, and much
deception has been praotlce1 to per
suade the public here that "Liberal"
tactics at Washington had succeeded.
IL will he seen In the sequel that what
ever may be the fate Of the measure to
give liberty TO Utah, the "Libera"
freedom fighters cut very inslgniii-
cant figure In the contest. But a. to
"home rule" the only rule the LIB
erals" want H. Liberal" rule, which
means the rule OF the majority by the
minority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-05
UTAll'S CLAIM.

MANY newspapers continue to agi-
tate the question Of Utah's claim 10
tho rights and privileges OF political
freedom and not a few Of them com.
ment upon It favorably. AZ a sample
Of the sentiments expressed 10y some Of
the leading Journals Of the South we
clip the following editorial from the
Memphis, Tennessee, Commercial:
'The demand OF Utah for admission to
the Union is much too earnest and press.
ing to be ignored. 1t must be considered
and decided by the present Congress-
by tho census OF 1870 Utah had popu.
latlon OF 9O7,0O5. This Ia nearly half rs
much again as the population Of Della
ware, more than half rs much again as
that of Montana, one-third more than
that OF North Dakota, two aud half
times that Of Idaho. nearly four times
that OF Wyoming and nearly five timos
that of Nevada. UAh's population j. a
rapidly Increasing ono, TOO, and ls
founded upon enduring industry, chic ny
agricultural. 1t Is a population ofs,rong
men and women who have conquered
unusual difficulties in converting a
desert wilderness into poprlpus aud
productive commonwealth. So long as
tho church To which four.ffths VI the
population belong hold and taught and
praotced polygamy there was reason
enough to deny TO the Territory the
autonomy OF statehood. So long ~ the