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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

A New 6xcRETARY OF LEoATIoN.-Tsunejiro
Miyaoh has been presented to the State Do
partment as the new secretary Of the japanese
legation at Washington.
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FouRrH-CLAss PosrnAsrERs.-Thef following
named fourth-class postmastsrs have been ap-
pointed: ]. A. Thornburg, Burgess, Va; G.
n. Seiley, Ivanhoe, Va; e. NJ. Rose, MArengo.
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

ATTORNEY GKNKRAL MILLER returned to the
city this morning from his eastern trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

ASSISTANT SEcRETARY NErrLrroN Il actinR
secretary Of the treasury In the absence Of
Secretary Fos,er.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
y CIATlON. 1913 St. Washington. d. G.
shares. 500. payable in monthly instsllI ents,
which participate In all profits and mature In "a
n Inths
Pays interest money deposits in any amount.
and Ter cent interest paid on special deposits
from the dat Trey made.
Directors: ". \. Hoge. 7, @. Daniel. Prank Hume,
GeCrge J. Johnston. G. W. Howard. J. W. Foster.
iyS-snl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

SECRETARY JOHN W. Fosr.R has returned
from his trip to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

E~oLD BELMA PURE RYE WHISKY.
This whisky is distilled especially for medicinal use
and u highly recommended by prominent ply ysicnns
a. IN excellent tonic % Per gallon or 9Oc per quart
We are sole agents for KINGS double copper-dis
titled pure rye whisky. This whisky has very fine
delicate flavor. and q tonic or beverAs1it has nc
equal Ags-three. four. I'VE and six years old P-cs
according to age.
n. A. POOLE,
N6eo1m 044 Louisiana ave. n v.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
G. I. HAvEsxrn.
Member Warrington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and II, Atlantic building.
$40 st.
INVESTMENT SECURITIEs.
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash
en- margin
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. e. Bache h Co., New York Stock Exchange
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern 3 Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change
La-nscn Bros. 4 Co. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New Or
lears. Telephone. 453 ,e17-tr
I WILL SELL AT PAR A LIMITED NUMBER OF
nrst MORTGAGE 81 900 cent gold bearing bonds
issued by the Snepuxent Beach Company of the city Of
Baltimore. Interest and PRINCIPAL pavabe in gold coin
at the oce of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
Pany Of Baltimore city, state OF Maryland. These
bonds offer unusually sale and splendid interest
mortgage upon the entire property of the company
unhestangly recommend the same for the attention
OF executors of estates guardians and those dasrinr
'N' '~'' Vi JOHN +. wAGGAMAN.
Ie291n 700 14th ct. NV.
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SECRETARY CHARLES FosTxR has gone down
the river TO spend Sunday.
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CoSv1xc1sa RE.soxs

CoSv1Sc1sa RE.soxs
Why Cooperative Town Company Stock is the best
Investment on the Washington market today;
Because IL promises larSe returns and its value is
based real actually owned by the company.
Because every dollar invested will be doubled in
valre by the completion of the Bristol and Elizabeth
ton railroad
Becsusethree hundred men are engaged in build
ing bridges and laying rails complete this road by
August L
Because the enterprise is longer experiment.
but well established and prosperous business.
Because careful and intelligent manaEementis guar
snteed by the Board of Directors.
Because the property Of the company is located in
the richest mineral timber and agricultural region of
the south
Because the stock Is sold on monthly installments.
and those Of moderate means can readily carry it.
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
every deal Of descrr is made in the interest Of
the stock. Stock is the point to which every profit
eonverses and upon which every dividend turns
DIRECTORS:
Hon JoHNG. CARLISLE
Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Hon. H. c. HANsBRoUGH
Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER
Hon BENZ BUTrERwoRTH
Hon LOUIS Z. McCoMAS.
A. T. BRITIoN.
S. II. JOHNSON.
G. r. McDLAIR,
81 Atlantic building.
Us Agent for the District Of Columbia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FRIDAY, 9; hall 500 F NV. Daily. o to
so. 45 @S Mr. a and MHs faI' pEhki&s SHnaSz y7as
@~GLENwoOD CEMETERY
W be ss IN Gf sss Gs .,
Hsl, on st: between 9th and 10th sts.. on MON
Jcp,,xrp GEO 10 ": COCHRAN. Chairman,
K~oFFICE METROPOLITAN R. R. CO.,
1 Washington. July 1, 1S&2.
Sotics Is hereby given that the annual meeting Of
th,s company viii Be held at this ofice on wEDNEs
The polls wi" be Ogf1 r1n " fkStsSS SSH pRE.sidsn
,ssiasii1S TM ! MihsoS' Secretary and Treasurer,
- The money making circular.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The best for same money.
BYRON S. ADAMS.
Telephone 600 uy6I sig 11th st. NV.
ROUR sHs5 SUIT SALE CONTINUES
Of Tweed sens Bae ssnd FsIncy chso shs
Fancy worsseds. &c. worth fully one-auarter more
% 6 rs sas WIDE T.S ,
fs:E: and s5,s,.,
E<MEMsEEs sSCTE1TT.H SE THE RocHDALE
Wish to inform You that have opened coal ONCE
In the Adams building, 1885 T ST. and my ether
Offices snd yards situated at 7th and Nd. ave- n e.
and 9OS B st. Sc. will be pleased to receive your
JOHN KENNEDY,
Coal Dealer,
Tel call-1733 and 1893 y5-ots
1 PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
Fine Book and Job Printing.
Telephone 163. fmy1Sl 1lOs-1l16 st. NV.
EREMdEAI NOTICE
On the completion Of improvements and
the enlArgensnt of our uptown store, 1116
Conn. ave-, about September l. will
consolidate two stores and continue the
business at 1116 Conn. ave.
For the next 90 days, commencing June
21. We Will offer our surplus stock at l200 y
st. at greatly reduced prices.
'e2o1m GEO. z. KENNEDY SONS.
>CARPENTEks WORK AT LOWEST
D prices JobbinF and remodeling Q speciality.
Designs and estimates furnished free Screen doors
and windows to order. Mail orders promptly st-
tended to. Satisfaction guaranteed
X. T. PACE,
Carpenter and Builder,
e11-1m' III l4th st. NV
R~MILLIONs HAVE BEEN SPENT by OUR
49, Washington friends for Cassardis Fine Hams
and Boneless Bacon when they Cassard's az
ALL We have tried several plans 70 overcome this df
hculty and have finally adopted blue oval tin tag,
With our name printed on IL in white, which Is afxed
to all our fine meats whether covered uncovered.
Don't be deceived Insist upon having only goods with
this tar attached TO them .s15-tr
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EsEcoSD sE5FES " THr
CARROLL COOPERATIVE BUILDING AsSOCIA
TION now open for subscription.
Shares. 80. 80 per month.
e1. 900 in JrU advanced on each share.
First payment FRIDAY. July 8. 1892 d23 st. n. ".
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED By
President.Edward ] Hannah. 617 1lth ct Nv
Vice President.J. @ s. q. Buschsr. so6 Northsrn IIb
Dennis C9nneII, eor. LIST and h sts- nv
John 0Ss ot Engraving and Printing
JOHN w ssnsSane. ssatSbsss. I9s is5 I2sb sb :s l. NJ.
g., AttsrneS.Henry w. sohon. Room q. Fsndan Build
i.s,' yil;sa SSss sna R.S ESnfa s3,ss S.
John s sais.sS sssdS, iS 1Sis ) 5 5 ST. n'~ ,..
,. aSS% ylssSsi hsSSS siED Room ls4. Patent osss
KSorI66EI. 6I..1ss 5S oI TIE dair%SS D5ET1sTs OF TN
c0mnissioners Of the District Of Coiunbs herewith
sontipns commence the practice Of dentistry IN
Sec. Of said law declares: THAT it shall BE- unlaw.
unless such register s With tie
heatn SfnSer In compliance with the requirements
Sec. w THAT it Shall be ths duty Of every person
practicng dentistry in said District the time the
H or Il
present the esste.te thus Obtained for resstraton
"a sesEaf :. nm II:
oI e this act ,h. rst obtain csrthGsss Of ausAc
ana the to the health 0eer for rss,r..
:as .:5 July s
miRftsa ~ ssa.P PERTH e 81 Peat sSssa NV
jy2-6t WILLIAMS DoNNALLY. sscy.
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GOVERNMENT RsoEIPTs ToDAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, ,e751. .474; customs, &S7S, ,767.
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EBE REASONABLE
Do not get the wrong impression.
The entire stock not damaged
nor is the entire stock being soldat
half price But good portion Of the,
stock was wet and damaged and iS
being cold at half price.
Listen to this: Take your choice of
the clean. perfect stock for thirty
days at . discount Of Is per cent.
Surely you want better oppor-
tunity than this.
Considerable Summer and Winter
Underwear 10 at half price
''TEELS FIRE SALE"
News Be.os0;Aos."
e25 PA AVE. NV. N2-6t
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SAFE PRor1rABLE INVESTMENTS
By the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.

These PER cent Debenture Bonds srs
equally suitable FOR yourg men with 500 or
more. a. they are for men with slO0. 900.
They are issued in Sums of 800. $500 and
o.. 900 and ray Ter cent interest. They
absolutely guaranteed and offer excellent
safe Investment. requiring no attention what
ever from the holders Interest Is payable
seIui-snnualiy by coupon. which is remitted II
desired.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
At BgITToN. President
1905 rnv 1t
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FIDELITY
BC1LDING. loan AND INVESTMENT ASSO-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON. d. c.,
OFFICES: ol3. sl5 and Yls ST NV.
To these desiring liberal and safe Investment We
commend our per cent 5-y~ar Coupon Cerstncates
-s Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits
You can borrow 81 900 from Us on Real Estate
Security and ray 1t back at the of e13 per MONTH
Orers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
combined with absolute security. 2o.0oo sharss in
foroA
STOCK 81 PER SHARE
MATURING IN lO2 MONTHS
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF e2Oo
All money secured by best real estate Loans made
under the personal INSPECTION Of the officers of the
association Safety suz-anteed Your correspcndenos
solicited Circulars and other information ct Office
HARRISON DISGNAN. AN................... President
ANDREW wAIL-.-....-yics President and Manager
ALONZO TwEEDAIE. ......-.... Secretary
GEORGE Treasurer
EDW. 8. YORK; Manager of Loan Depar, ment
GEO. W. LEACH Asst. Manager Loan Department
j. 4 Attorney
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TRAvE1rns CREDITS
For use In England and the continent
issued immedistey ON application against
cash or apt pd security.
LEWIS VOANsON CO.. Banksrs.
,e2415t Sun building. 1915 Est
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BARBER L ROSS.
Adjustable Win Garden Hoss
dow Screens. ears Reels. Toe. each.
Ter dozen. 1O-inoh Lawn
Window Frames Mowers, gusran-
'36inches square. for teed. 81 26 each.
making your own Garden RAkes,
screens. TIC. each. 20c up.
strong Wire Garden Hoes, 200.
Screen Doors. fn- up.
ished with spring Garden Spsdea,
hinges, hook and 4Oc. up.
eye AMI knob, only Garden Gra0
90c. each. Hooks, 4Oc. up.
Putting up Screen Garden Trowsls.
Doors 5Oc. 1Oc up.
Altering Screen 3-quart Ice Cream
Doors 25c. Freezers only IL IS
25 feet of Garden each.
Hose. with coup 4-Quart Ice Cream
lings and patent Freezers only 81 70
nozzle. only 81. IS each.
2-inch.mesh Poul- Full Nickel Two
try Netting. only burner Gas Stoves
6Oc. per 100 square at e2. SO each.
feet.
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Builders Hardware,
COR nth AND g SITS. NV. H7
E~LLADY GLERKs NTH IN THE DEPARTMENTs
paying fnN tndemnitfes. Something new Call after
3 O'Clock write FRANK b. THOMAS, District
Manager of the United States Mutual Accident Asso-
citation. Room A. Washington Loan and Trust build
in0 fv7I6f
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II EwIs G. TEwKsBURY wB BrBBS
IL Banker, 50 Broadway Y Msna1-r
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEwKSBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
13s5 y ST.. WASHINGTON d. c.
Buy 2nd sell for cash margin Ssochs Bonds,
Grain. Provisions aid Oil.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago.
interest allowed deposfns.
Out-os-town business a specfalty
AL Local Securities dealt In
Constant Quotations AL InArksis. Tslsphons-6HS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
WE ARE PASSING ALONG.

THE onward march OF mortality TO
the brink OF eternity Ia subject upon
which most minds seldom dwell and n
few never turn; It liz when we look
backward aud consider that out ofthose
who participated In some great event
not NO very long ago none or very
few are left, that the force Of the situa.
ton IL impressed upon us most strong.
ly. A short time since the news reach.
cd us that the last OF the German OIL.
GERS who fought at Waterloo
had paid tho debt OF nature
and Joined the silent caravan
beyond. There are good many
people still on this side OF tho line who
were living when that memorable
contest was fought, but Of those who
participated IN II there are not perhaps
n score left all told. Napoleon, the
victim OF the allied powers, has been
sleeping In the tomb for the allotted
life time Of man and more-nearly
seventy.one years; Wellington has
been dead half n century, and tn,
other notables who figured in thai
bloody drama have one by one takeu
their departure at different times, but
all are gone. In the light OF such re-
Elections, what does 1t matter that tn,
map OF Europe Ia as It is-thst either =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
THE BUSINESS on HAND.


AS already intimated, number Of
prominent railIoad men are congrogat-
cd in Salt Lake City at present, the
occasion being conference with the
Committee OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce to settle the differences, II posi-.
BILE, which exist between the shippers
and the transportation companies.
Whatever the ultimate result may be,
the fact that there Is to be conference
at all is u hopeful sign; and the fact is
emphasized that effective organization
In the method by which these or any
other grievances on the part Of power.
full corporations must be investigated
and corrected.
Every citizen will be pleased to
note the friendly expressions OF the
railroad mon. The public are will.
ing to give them credit for the dis.
position to meet cur business men
In the spirit Of fairness. Much IL
hoped from this meeting. Rates
ought to be adjusted upon mn equitable
basis, and the cause for all litigation
removed. II this ia done the work OF
Ihe Chamber of Commerce will DO &C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
THE CONFERENCE.


TIE sixty.third semi.annual Confer.
ence Of the Church which closed yes
lerdsy afternoon was in all respects an
interesting, important and edifying oc-
rasion. The congregations during the
four days were large and attentive,
and from the opening hymn on Thurs
day TO the benediction on Sunday, the
Spirit Of God rested nightly upon both
speakers and hearers. Instead Of there
being n feeling Of relaxation or weari.
ness as the Conference drew to n close,
a distinctly cumulative character was
impaired 10 the interest felt by the
Saints, and silwould have been pleased
had the meetings been further pro-
longcd.
The remarks Of tho speakers breathed
an earnest gratitude to our Heavenly
Father for the blessings 30 signally
manifested In behalf OF His people
and were full OF kindly encouragement
TO the Saints In living nearer to the
Lord and putting away from them
nil folly and weaknesses. Nearly
all the general authorities OF
tho Church were In attendance,
and almost every Stake and ward In
Utah and tho surrounding states was
prominently represented. twill have
been noticed fIem comparison Of the
list OF authorities rs presented at the
Saturday meeting and ut tho Confer.
ence last April that death had caused
but one vacancy during the six
menths--P President Jacob Gates bav-
ing been called home to the other side.
Tho chosen leaders Of the people, far
advanced In years though many OF
them are, seemed filed with unwonted
vigor and enorgy. Particularly was
this the case with President Woodruff,
whose presence and instructions were
n source Of profound 10y to the as
sembled Thousands.
The Importance VI completing the
Salt Lake Temple In time for the dodi-
cation next April was eloquently urged
and the generous assistance Of the
Saints was presented ms one Of the
duties and pleasures OF the hour.
Charity was inculcatod as virtue
that all may exercise with
profit, and fsult-fnders and bsckbiters
were admonlshed to turn from their
evil ways. Tho power given to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

complished. The resort to law seemed to
offer the only means OF bringing relief
for the people Of the city and Territory.
Yet when the railroad people asked
for time for the purpose Of friendly
conference It was perfectly right they
should have IL, for everybody is In
favor Of amicable settlements and
compromises II they can made.
A broad and dlsinteresied view
should DO taken OF the local situation
by all the parties concerned. Tenn
porary self.interes, ought not TO stand
In tho way OF the public good. Such
remarks US that attributed TO one
shipper at a meeting where the ap.
poln.ment Of this committee was being
agitsted, to the effect that bis house
didn't desire any big cut Ia freight for
fear OF depreciating the value OF goods
now carried In stock, IN In direct an.
iagonism to the object tho committee
was appointed to accomplish, and can.
not be regarded NJ M expression OF the
general wlsh. II is TO be hoped there
are fow who would take 80 narrow u
view OF the case; the desire Of the COM
munity In that such u result shall be
reached as will bring the greatest good
to the greatest number.
The committee OF shippers 20 into
the conference with the utmost con-
idence OF their fellow citizens. II
will be their business to sec that this
confidence Is not misplaced. In doing
their full duty they may be sure Of the
heartiest support; In coming short Of
their full duty they will incur un'
envinble responsibility. Our railway
friends, too, have task that ought TO
be pleasant. In 40 far as they treat
our demands with fairness and Justice
and give us adequate and permanent
relief, they will merit and receive the
gratitude and favor OF ono Of the best
nalured communities under the sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
SHOE = DEPARTMENT,
Don't Miss the Bargains IN this nc'
partmcnt. Phc Best returns for
your money. That is
What Counts.

Ladies' English aud French Dopgola
Button Shoes, for sl,5n, worth $50
Ladies' Fine Duree XIII Button, Pat
ent Leather Tip, for $500, worth
$500
Our Latest Styles from the Best Man
utaCturere ia Mi Sizes ana Widlhb
reduced from $3.50, $500, Sb9Oi
$500, to $3.50, $500, $3.50, $500
Oxford Ties, a. g. Burt's Manufacture,
all Styles, Sizes aud widths. Gus
from $3.50 and si.O0 TO 500 hnd
f9.75. I'VE make. these cuts TO
close Lot.
Misses School Shoes, In Dongola ana
Pebble Goat, slzss, ] / TO q cut from
sl.35, $500, $3.50, $500, TO Sl'Vu
Sl.25, $3.50, $500
Youths and Boys School Shoes IN
Pebble Cont and Calf, cut from
S900, s2.25, to sl.25, sl.85, / TO-
cut from $3.50, S2.75, $500, TO tl'Vp,
Sl75, s2.25, 9 to 3.
Children's School Shoes In Pebble
Goat, sizes to II, for sl.OO, worm
Sl.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

THE iconoclast ia n most Unsuitable
ana tireless worker; he has 10 sooner
upset one idol and smAshei It that he
peers with magnlfying glasses into the
realms OF antiquity in quest OF another
victim. The fame with which the
name Of Hanribal has been aureoled
because OF his splitting Alpine rocks
with vinegar and thus making pas.
sage way, is dissipatedb by the discovery
that tho Latin doeto does not mean
vinegar ag supposed, but pickaxe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

THE city Of Bremen has lately
spvat s7,5OO,OOO In making the weser
navigeble, and tho biggest OF steamers
can now 80 right up to tho city to dis.
charge and take on cargoes, instead Of
having TO do It Mt Bromorhavon as
formerly. Some OF those old.tlme oltles
have a deal OF life and activity IN
them, which they draw on now and
then without making as much fuss
about Il "a the younger ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

THE sweetly alllterative and some.
what breezy name OF Bliss Bia@ has
been adopted for a young newspaper
venture at Bliss, Logan County, Idaho.
II plants Itself upon the broad platform
OF "ndependence In all things, neu.
trallty in none; justice to all, malice
toward none; goodwill TO everybody"
and then II declares itself vehemontly
for Cleveland aud Stevenson and John
M. Burke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

tlcular direction, the offer already made,
aud which viii be standing ono--for
him 10 step to the front and NJ up any
such gaps--ought to be satisfactory.
Besldoa, every reader should bear
in mind that "what is ono mans meat
Ia another mans poison" this having
M much reference TO the mind ~ 10
the stomach. Some people would wade
through mud ankle deep TOT half q mile
aud then pay dollar for a paper con.
taining an account OF Ia great pugilistic
encounter or nm unusual horse race, II
they couldn't get II on any hotter
terms. Others read the political news
Hrst; others again prefer tho editorial
We've; and still others give local
happenings their fret attention. II
IS only stating tho case fnirly
TO say that those who take
ananterest only In The material and
useful things Of life md leave all
other subjects In their paper for later
consideration II any, constitute a
"hOpele-s minority" albeit very
respectable one. The reason for this Is
not at all difficult to state or under
siand-such thingH DO not usually con-
stituto news ut al, but are more nearly
In tho line of lessons or homilles upon
homellko subjects which have no
reference TO the bustle aud Jostle OF the
realm OF current events.
II would doubtless be grand
achievement for the journalist TO ok
clude from his columns all but what
the mos. refined taste would accept
and tho most critical mind DO unable
to condemn, but u cannot be done; no
matter how far ia shat direction we
might personally be willing to 20, we
could not make up fabric that would
be- otherwise than representation
OF It's materials. A newspaper Ia not
Of necessity what It's editor would
like TO have II In all respects,
but n reflex OF the dolnga Of the world
on one side and tho demands Of the
community ON the other--not OF n par,
Of the community, observe you, but al
Of Il. II docs not follow that vile and
utterly Objectionable matter should be
given space because there arc some
fow 70 morbid or depraved in their
tastes that they could enjoy It. Not at
ali; while ooncedinR something for the
eate NJ accommodation, varI.yated do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

AT A political meeting in Trond-
bJem, Norway, whore several noted
radicals Were present, rcaolu'
ton was adopted declaring It
to he the sense Of the
meeting that the monarehical form q
government ought to be abolished aud
n republic established. The heaven Of
republlcanlsm is spreading.