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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
Troops wanted ior the Cnonr a. AIono
District,

BoisE Cry, Ida, June 2i.-Govnr'
nor Wiley has asked PRECEDENT Hafrl'
son to ordcF 20 the scene Of tho miners
lockout IN the Cwur o. Aleno district,
northern ldahO. Serious trouble 10 i'm.
pending. The inJlnctions sued out
against the union miners by the mine.
owners arc quite certain TO be dlssOlv we'd
ON Tuesday next, and II IL UNDERWOOD
the union men viii then attempt to
drive "soabs" from the district. Both
sides are heavily armed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

PITTsBURG, June 2i.-This evening
Mrs. Victoria Prout attempted 10
hasten supper by using kerosene in the
iife. The kerosene can exploded anu
Mrs. Prout was burned to death. Her
husband was fatally burned while try
ing TO save her. A short distance from
there two Polish children poured oil
on fire, while their mother was out
Of the hose, anu an explosion fol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
A story Thnt should be- Investigated

LAwRESCE, Mass, June 2i.-The
police are investigating the story u
Louisa Haley, l4.year old girl, who
says that recently, while she was walk.
ing near tho tomb Of Mrs. Marx Hon.
kins Searles, anu while behind a wall,
She saw two men and heard them
plotting to steal the body. Before sho
could get away she was seen by the
men, who shot nj her, one OF the bullets
cutting her skin. The girl on reaching
home told her mother OF the affair.
According TO tho girls story, she
mot the same men on Broad street a
iuw days ago, and they forcibly took
her Into u carriage and poured some
liquid down her throat. She remem.
bered nothing more until she found
herself awakening ON ithe bank of the
river wDmilcs above Lawrence.
The men were then discussing " hat
TO 10 with her. One OF them wanted
to drown her, They told her, shesays,
that she had cost them fortune, They
again threatened her and beat her ana
cut Off her lorg hair. Then thew
wadoi into the water with her aud The
girl says she IememberS no more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

BuzlARDs BAY, June "a. - Mr..
Cleveland took advantage Of the favor.
nhlo weather AMI early this morning
started down Tho river In his cat.boat
with Skipper Nickerson, to Try his
hand at tcupping. II has been learned
that MIR. Cloveland's present Intention
In to remain Mt Gray Gables all sum.
mor, bat lie will go 10 New York 10 re.
ceive the committee appointed 10 no.
thy him OF his nomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
A Census Bulle,iu ou the Population
Of the United States by Color,
Sex aud Nativity.
MEDAL roR SAVING SAILORS
FROM DROWNING.
ny telegraph to tho News
Tnon rnE CAPITAL.
Census fizurcs.-Reward OF Brayc
Ihds Army Ouicors.

LhNgs-ArhiJ bhctts
WAsnINuloN, June 2i.-Thc ceinus
oilico today Issued y bulletin on The
population Of thc United States by
cOlcr, sex nnd nativity. During the
decade between lssU and 1890 the
males increased from 25,5lS,s90 to 80.
067, $50, or 52.GG per cent. aud the
females from 2I,G86, 063 to 1854, $40
or 2i.O2 per cent. or the total populn.
tinn 53,312,1O3 are native born and
O,2iJ,5iT foreign. The Increase In native
born during the decade was Z, sJ6 sJ3,
or 2s.IB per cent, ~ against sn Increase
In the decade ended Ia 1850 o. 3l.1s
per cent. The increase In foreign born
was 9,569,11i or ISIS per cent. ~
against 1899 per cent. in the previous
decade. According TO the census
there are In the country 7G3s,GG1
colored persons, meaning people Of
african descc I, Chinese, Japanese
and civilized Indians. There has been
an increase In the white race during
the decade Of 2d.bs per cent, and In the
colorcd race OF 1911 per cent. In the
previous decade the white increased
s0..2 per cent aud tho colorel appaf-
emily 5000. AZ explained la previous
bulletins however, that increase was
10 u ceuain uAteut Fictitious, pAft,cu.
larry az regards the colored population
OF tue South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
AT BLOOMINGTON.
The People wiId with Enthusiasm.-
Stevenson Greeted,

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, June "a
bloomington Is wild with enthusiasm
tonight, the occasion being tho recep.
lion OF Hon. A. Il. Stevenson, Vice
Presidential candidate on the Demo.
cratic ticket. Store bulldogs and
residences throughout tho city are
gall y decorated, and when the train
arrived this evening great throng
was Mt the depot TO greet Stevenson.
he was received by committee ana
tnletod carriage which took u place
IN The great parade composed Of work
ing oluba, militia clubs, city council
and citizens In carriages The parade
moved to Franklin PARK where 5000
Persons gathered. Goneral John Nc.
Nulta delivered AN eloquent speech Of
welcome In behalf OF those citizens.
stevenson In Response made n touching
address, saying It was the happlest
moment Of his lie. His remarks were
frequently interrupted by applause.
Stevenson held an Informal reception,
alter which he proceeded TO his home
near by. kilograms OF congrntulatiOn
arc pouring In upon Stevenson In
great numbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

MIsSEArOLis. June 2i.-It Is slated
that n cyclone passed over Chicsasaw
County, Iowa, last night. II is said
that one man, n residcn, Of Frederick
township, was killed and thirteen In
jurcd, two II IL feared fatally. The
eastern part Of Iowa IL Hooded with
water, every bridge ON the Milwaukee
road between MonOna md Gettingcr
has been wnshud awAy entirely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

The girl prreists In tho truth Of her
story. The police believe that some
thing Is wrong aud ~ do the people In
the Searles household, but they think
II Ia with the gifl. They do not credit
the story. They believe that the girl
cut oil her own hair. She bears an
excellent reputation and her pofslstency
puzzles tue police. Her body bears
bruises, which she declares were cGus.
cd by the men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

NEW YORi;, June 2i.-rhe English
aud German commissioners ~ tho
Worlds Fair arrived hero today fof
the purposc OF going 10 Chicago 10 AZ.
peal for more space. They report ~
extraordinary Interest IN uccNhibition
In their countries. The EHgiish com.
missioner declares tina, his country's
exhibit would IN haiti the entire space
provided for the Fair. The German
commissioner says his Emperor will
be angry unl,as Germany gets more
ephCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

The Canadian delegate to tho Motho.
dist general conference, DR.. Carmen,
left this charge to tho Mcthodists Of the
United States! Hold on to your public
school system, Stand by tho public
schools, for they are the hope OF your
sountsY." So they ara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
Irish Americans RAuiy the Work OF
tho Repubiirans,

NEW YoRK, June Nm. g. Burke,
secretary Of the Irish American Club,
has received the following letter from
President Harrison; ~ have your
letter Of tho 18th inst, announcing
the ratification by the Irish Ameri.
oan Club Of New York of the work of
the convention at Minneapolis, and
beg to express my sincere appreciation
OF this evidence OF confidence and es.
teom." A similar letter was received
from Whltolsw Reid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

Twice In his experience has John y.
obenncyer, OF Chicago, owed his life to
the practiccof carrying papers in his in.
side pocket. The first ,imo was ON a
battlefield in tho war Of tho rebellion.
Then the muster roll of his company OF
tho Eleventh Pennsylvania yslunieors
stopped u musket ball fired at random
from the onomy's lines. Tho second
time was ON Monday, when bullet
from u 3s.calibcr revolver, fired only six
feet distant, and aimed deliberately at
his breast, failed TO penetrate an On.
yolopo filled with bank bills and q pass.
book IN his inside vest pocket.
After this second event Mr.. obcr.
mcycr, it is said, looked coolly ut tho
would be nssnssiu, and called him a
coward, and invited him to shoot q sec.
ond time. but the latter stood for n
momont irrcsolutc, then, with his hand
troubling, laid his revolver ON the desk
and surrendered to the police. Phila.
dolphia Ledger,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, June, 24'-vroker and
sheehan, che Tammany leaders, dc.
clare that Tammany Hall VIII give
cleveland loyal support, and ndvlces
from New York TO tbs Associated Press
are TO the effect that such n course is
5mscognized there IN order to maintain
rrammany's supremacy in Now York
Clly politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, June ga Washington
sneehl quotes a Cabinet officer as say.
i ihat Chauncey NJ. Depew has
I,'Glued 70 decline the state portfolio.
A. h sald the President Is considering
W q, name. He will probably make
n Ahowh nj the meeting Of Congress
nlohday. Tracy aud Wharton are
'o'h spoken Of as the coming mau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

NEW YoMt, June 2i.-rhe Her.
dd's Valparaiso cable sayG Senior
Don Manuel Antonio Mama died IN
his coach while ON the way 10 hla home
Thursday, Of apopleNY. II was he that
came near bringing on wat with the
United Sta;es.
RESo, New, June 2i.-lion. George
W. Cassidy, Democratic nominee for
Congress, died Of appOplcxy this after.
noon.
NfNCrSNKs, Ind, June 2i.-Hon.
Thomas Cobb, cK.membor of Congress,
died yesterday aged IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, June 24,-E. Eller Ander.
uusIson, the leader OF the New York
cleveland delegation sent by the syria
ouso "antl,snap" convention, to-day
taid that the organization would, In
NeaI OF attempting to supplant the
regular Democratic machinery ia the
coming campaign, act az an auxiliary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

CiucAuD, June 2i,--A motto prOs6gui
has btcu tu,og,d 10y the State tins alter.
secretary VI the WHISKY Trust, aud
under indictments changing him with
conspiracy 10 wreck the nuti trust
Shuirlt dis,illcfy with dynamite. The
prosecuting attorney stated that there
was not enough evidence 10 convict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

CLtvELASp, June g4.-Flte bugs
are evidently nj work here. For the
past furly.eight hours the IRE depart
munt has been Kept ~ The Jump, but,
70 far fortunately, has been able to
subduu the flames before they did
serious damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
4 iiEROfNE

Senator Allen o, the state Of wash.
lns'pn has received from the Secretary
Of tie Treasury, for trnuamlWion o. u
woman IN his state, a magnificent
gJld medal, engmyol around tho face
with tho wOrls: "ln testimony Of
heroic deeds IN savlng life from prrlls
o. the son." On the face OF the shield
are tho wCriB: "To Mira. Martha
white, for heroic deeds IA reiculng
three men from drowning" Mrs.
White saved the lives u three aailOfs
VI tue wrecked ship "F,rninlr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
VI, rer.on. rerl.h lnn rlrc.

fREsNO, Cal, June 2i.-Thc Com.
moiclnl Hotel ut Sanger burned this
evening. riN peraone are said 10 have
perished. No further details are oh.
tainablc now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

lowed. Thc mother rushod In aud
tried 10 anve them, but both were
burned and the mother, 1t Is thought,
may not recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

DALLAS, Tex, June a. The
Peoples party OF Texas today nomi.
mated State ticket, with 7. G. Nugent
for Governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

by direction II the rrraiicut, Ad.
iutent.GcuefHl Kelton rvtirs from
active service. Major l.. G. Oyormqn,
recently tr.oj nj Cleveland for iitugu.
lariiy In accounts, has resigned and
hIs resignation hra been accepted, %
20 into effect September a0!h,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

to the international monetary confer.
esce. Baih0ur IL Appointment hlmetal.
ist. He acted Mt the Paris conference.
and signed, with Lord Lanndowne,
Sir Henry Brickenberg aud other
members OF the viceroy's council, the
recent minute Of the secretary or
state for India, urging the govern.
mont to lend the UnilOd States con.
,erence its strongest SUPPORT. The
minute which has Just besn Issued by
the foreign office says tie violent os.
citations and the rapid decline In tn.
price OF silver causes the mercantile
community the gravest anxiety. linn
international agreement DO not at.
tnincd, the United States government
VIII sooner or later be driven 10 adopt
the silver standard or abandon the
purchase Of silver. A cessation nv the
United States OF tho purchase OF silver
cannot fail TO further deprcss tie price
Of tho metal. Tho British gov, rntnent
ought TO consider measures calculated
TO protect India, and remedy the VIC.
lent fluctuations In the relative value
OF gold and silver. The parliamentary
committee Of trade unions council yes.
terdAy passed resolution declaring
that the council trusted that the Inter.
national conference would result In a
stable exchange being secured be.
tween gold and silver using cOuntrlcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

nov I" Estimate the Distance wn..z,..
Count tho steps You take. The aver
age man will take about a,iOO 10 the
ul!e. 1lost women will take about 9.,Ua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
HENRY ~. STANLEY,

who Is 10 contest Lambeth In the
luton OIL Interest, made his ilrtt stump
speech TO the electors today. Hrprs-
soniod a lame and awkward speech,
and retired to allow his wife to speak.
Site declared that ntr husband was the
hn'st man In Eugl. d, anu said he
was Us straight a. die, Rddinsi
"What he says lie means. without
isnr VI favor" Thi. eulogium won her
hearers, who yelled;
I'VE VIII vote for Stanley, mislus.n
Timothy Heaiy finds II dangerous
70 openly appear On the streets Of Duo.
lin. lie was recognized there Tuo-.
day and set upon ny mob, who NAL.
treated him.
Mi. Barbour, n member Of the Indian
council, with Sir q. w. Ffemantlc,
chief OF the mint department, will
probably be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25
rnE risuLr 'oP rng ELECTION

shows much variance Ia estimates.
Balancing tho reports rom the various
sides an impartial for,cas, Il that Glad.
stone will obtain no majority that will
enable him 10 act Independently OF the
lrish party.
Among tbs incidents Of the week ia
tho remarkable letter tina. Professor
Iyndall sent 70 the Dublin Uisterite
invention and the Professor de-
nounces the evil genius Of Gladstone
Observation-Disclosures" Morley
Tor first planting the nietOup OF rapsai
IN The brain OF his venerable friend.
Professor Tyndnli predicts that the
ilrnt royallsi Lloodthcd in Ulster for
the sake OF Archbishop Walsh aud
Timothy Icaly viii rouse n feeling Of
evil sweeping the Gladstone Irish
policy 10 perditiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

SOME OF rHc OLD PROVISIONS
REVISED.
"ladstone's Home Huie niii. STANLEY =
tir-, stamp speech.

Fl'fh's
LONDON, June 2i.-Mr Gladstono's
home rule scheme, which the Con.
scrvativcs ataurt Ia still In embryo, has
been communicated la detail b Rose.
terry, Morley, Harcourt and other
Liberals. Some OF III most critical
points have been discussed with the
irish leaders with thu assurance that "
a general election shall take place and
Gladstone be- placed In power, the bill
VIII be presented Mt tho autumn session
" Parliament. A representative oi
the Associated Press learned that the
lending features ~ the measure " 1856,
arc 20 bu rciaiued, with tho following
exceptions
Clause I, restricting the power " the
lrluh legislature, IL enlarged nnd n
further guarantee relating to deuUmin-
atlonal education provided. rho next
clnuge In the c1n,titution regarding
the legislative body will bp modified
Y raising the number OF member. OF
tile first order IN the upper house,
who, AS in the first bill, hold
Oiiicr ten ycifn. The much dis.
putcd clause, No. ~, removing
tho IFifh Peers from the LorIs
sni the Irish members from the Conc
mons, ditappenfs In the new bill, the
approximation %! Ireland IA tho In.
p'ria' Parliament remaining the same
80 nj pftecut To meet the thrntsu.I
uciivr triu'al uf massive resistance Of
thc ulHtcritcs 90 the lrish Parliament
10y nnn.payefs Of taXc1, the bill viii
bo extended o. iu urc ihc employment
Of the police aud military forces 10 ON.
force the payment ui all ,sEer levied
by tho irish Parliament.
A NnmnATI.rn Of LlrarnaLr M
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16
The Glass Rolling PIN.

The housewife who delights in tender
faky pastry, will hail with joy the
advent OF the glass rolling pin, 1t ID
an ideal adjunct to the pie making out.
fit. not even yielding first place to the
marble slab, which has been adopted
by the housekeeper who keeps abreast
Of the time. in lieu of the old fashiohed
wooden moulding board. By simply
unscrewing the handle OF the glass roll
ing pin, the revolving cylinder may be
kept filed with cracked ice, thereby
iusuring the reduced temperature
necessary for making puff paste or good
pie crust Of any kind. 1t may be con-
ISOLATION also to the heart of the good
housewife that the new rolling pin--sc
easily kept sweet and clean, and &C
desirable in every way-costs less than
half dollar; and may be obtained in
the house furnishing department of any
Of the big stores.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16
1t Should be i'm Every
House.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says be will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump.
ton, coughs and colds, that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumo-
mia after an attack of ala grippe" when
various other remedies and several
physicians had done her NO good.
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he
ever used for lung trouble. Nothing
like it. Try it. Free trial bottles at
L. X. Kinks drug store. Large bottles
SOC. and 81 90.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16

the greenbacks we're themselves a debt,
and had to be redeemed. Yes, Just
exactly as all "money" of whatever
material made, is a "debt" and it is
absolutely worthless until redeemed
in the products Of labor. Every time a
farmer took greenback IN payment
for his wheat, or mechanic, took it in
payment for his services, OF merchant
for his goods, that greenback was as
effectually redeemed as any money
ever was or ever will be. Gold and
silver money can be redeemed in no
other way, and if labor should refuse to
redeem it in this way it would soon
become a contemplate drug in the
market Democrats and Republicans
may continue yet while longer to de.
ceive the people with their hypocritical
rant about the Concentrating power Of
protection" and the horrors Of the
''pauper labor Of Europe but they
may rest assured that the time is rapidly
coming when the people will realize
that the manner in which their war
"debt" was manipulated by Democratic
and Republican shylocks was the most
powerful engine for Concentrating
wealth" and creating "pauper labor" in
our midst that the world ever saw and
that the arrival of that time means
nothing more surely than it does the
doom Of Democracy and Republicsuism.
National Econons,st.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16
A Memory Bill.

A pretty little memory bill" Of 4
visit to the seashore may be made BY
using little skill and care to convert
q shell into very dainty little orna-
ment. The shell selected is q large
rather fat one, with smooth lining
Paint little scene, making few water
and sky lines. tiny sail and some line,
to make the projecting side of the shell
look like cliff. Then seaweed is ar
ranged around the shell and a tiny
piece is pasted to the cliff as though i,
grew there. An easel Of brass wire car
be constructed by twisting three piece,
of 1t into holder and rest.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16

except. by proxy. Without body, il
cannot be imprisoned or hanged
Without conscience. it cannot suffer
the pangs OF remorse. Without soul
it is not concerned as to the rewards
and punishments of the future.
Among my readers let me choose
five of the smartest brains and heav
lest pockets. By a legal charter
these may be combined into one per
sonage or corporation for business
purposes. This is q new creation
made by law. But the law cannot
create either a soul or conscience
Hence our new artificial creation has
five times the usual amount oil
brains, with neither soul nor con-
science. 1t is not subject to dis ease
or death, or to any Of the evils to
which flesh is heir. Yet Gods chill
dren, men, women and infants, must
live or die as best they can in bus
mess competition with this new born
tyrant.
If, by some sort of miracle, !
should unite five, ten or fifty stout
men into one physical giant, without
soul or conscience, and subject TO
neither disease nor death, and should
turn him loose on society, fully
armed for combat. who would dare
to contend with him
Through unjust laws and practices
the common people of America are
taxed and robbed TO perjury, despite
their best efforts to obtain the fair
rewards of honest industry. A
Chicago journal has recently publish.
ed list of $40 millionaires in the
state of Illinois. Those dangerous
aggregations of wealth were garnered
through class laws or the violations
of law, through the protected in
dustries,' and through the various
forms and devices of Investments
and sDeculations, SO well known to
the crafty and INSCRIPTIONS, while
on agriculture and other forms OF
industry have fallen all the losses.
These are but hints as to some oil
the phases and grievances of curren,
politics. The old parties of rapacious
greed are friendly to sheir offspring
and will not afford relief. Is it any
wonder that society is organizing
against this new form of tyranny
this Communism of capital, and
that a new political party is rapidly
forming for defensive purposes p
Hon. JOHN DAVIS, NJ. c., in Septem
Der Arena.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-16

A custard should never quite reach
the boiling point or it will curdle.
To stone raisins easily pour on boil
ing water and let them remain in it q
short time.
Never allow meat to be placed direct
ly on the ice, as the water draws out
the juices; it is even worse to lay ii
there wrapped in paper. 1t should
always be laid in q clean porcelain
vessel.
The dripping from roast meat, par
ticularly beef. the skimmings of soup,
the trimmings of steak and bacon fat
are not only more economical than lard
for frying. but give better favor to
articles cooked therein. To clarity:
When you have saved three pounds 10
cool place put it in q sauce pan over
q moderate FIRE until it is melted, then
strain through fine sieve aud add q
pint of boiling water and teaspoonful
of baking soda, boil slowly until the
water has evaporated and the fat looks
clear, skim occasionally. strain again
into jar or tin and put in q cool place
for use. After using fat for crOqusttes,
&C., pour it in q bowl; when cold turn
out and scrape the dark part from the
bottom; this may be clarified in its turn
BY boiling it with slice of raw potato
and straining.