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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22
Convention Notes.
NE Great Sachem is wounded.

The Great Sachem is wounded.
He falls on the Giant of the Rockies.
Joseph M. Cohn got in some eloquent
strokes.
Powers claimed to represent 400 Cen
tile Democrats.
The Continental programme was fol-
lowed out to t.
Hank Barnes made capital sargeant-at-
arms and kept the clans quiet.
Really, it takes all THE HERALD's pull to
make big man out Of o. w. p.
A small boy shouted to the umbrella
squad to ''come in out of the wet
The cigar store Indians ran off with all
the gents furnishing store umbrella signs
in town.
Young Glennls specialized optics have a
very keen perception, but he should oil mis-
| tongue.
No convention held in Utah within two
years showed as much need of q campaign
of education. SIG
Baskin congratulated the Powers Re-
publicans for elected delegates and wished
them success.
The Powers turn out was like minstrel
show procession, and the music occupied
most Of the space.
The Tusks had plenty of music. There
were more men in the bands than in the
rest of the procession.
Temporary Chairman Glenn couldn't see
(through his glasses) how an amendment
to an amendment could be put.
The Chicago convention will not ask a
man whether he is Jew or Greek. 1t will
want Democrats, not race-haters.
"WhosoeYer shall fall upon that stone
shall be broken; but upon whomsoever il
shall fall, it will grind him to powder"
"Darkies, How My Heart Grows Weary
was one OF the airs played. such a. Get
ting Up Stairs' was another, and 30 wa,
bet My Money on the Bob tailed Hoss.'
ST am going to Chicago in the ranks,
said Judge Powers, and moment later Ia
said he was going as the chief delegate
: Keisel will go along to bring Poweri
home.
If sill the Tuscaroras were admitted a
Chicago as delegates there isn't half
dozen of them that could vote for presi
dent without asking the boss who the can
didates are.
The Tuscaroras have day yet to spar,
in every week. Mondays end Tuesday
they are Liberals. Wednesdays and Thurs
days Repu blicans, and Fridays and Satur
: days Tuscaroras. Sealed proposals solicited
for Saturdays.
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THE BOSS WHIP.

Once Leader in Politics, Row Driver of
TusCarOras.
AS the Tuscarora procession fled down
Main etreet yesterday, Boss Powers was
observed to be bringing up the rear with
his usual efficiency.
Two men stood on a corner as the Liberal
wing passed along.
"Who is the little man with beard?
was the query.
"Oh," was the reply. shat is Powers of
the Tuscaroras
well, but what is he doing in the rear?
l understood ne was their leader"
He did lead at one time" was the an
swer, 'buJ it is generally accepted fact
that he is driving them now ~
And as they passed on, the judges ear
was observed to take on vermillion hue.
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chair upon which Judge Henderson alter
wards sat. He next branched off to natu-
raj gas aud after getting twisted up IN
comets tail he fell upon THE SALT LAKE
HERALD, "a sheet that is printed In the
night time and scattered he knew not
where" He confessed he had never been
able to control the GIANT and that 1t had
said mean things OF him, and that 1t hurt
him great deal. Because 1t was not
Powers ridden 1t " as priest ridden.
After making a great effort at being
funny Powers convulsed the house by re-
signing. Ii course they knew he was lok-
ing. He gave his reason for refusing the
nomination that the Democratic organ
printed at West Temple and First South
streets in cowar ly, sneaking and vile
way accused him of pursuing his present
course to crafty his personal ambition. TO
show the organ of the priesthood that
there was something in his breast higher,
nobler and more pure than Office holding he
would refuse to accept Office at the hands
of the convention.
The farce was made grotesque by few
of the delegates putting on serious faces
and begging him to reconsider his course.
His partner, Hiles, let on he could not see
how the convention could resist. OF course
1t was moved and seconded with as much
seriousness as the vote OF thanks IN the
British parliament that the resignation be
not accepted.
And after all this monkeying and waste
of words Powers was elected the second
time.
Mr.. Glenn, who was trying to run
things, apologized for having honors thrust
upon him. But he had been picked out as
the man 10 nominate O good man and he
named Fred f. Kiesel Of Ogden.
THE CUP BEARERS.
Kiesel IVES cheered and in a short speech
said he didn't understand how it was that
] such men as Judge Henderson, Judge Zane
| and McNuJt should leave the Liberal party
while men like himself and Judge Powers
remained in II.
JOS. NJ. Conn, of Summit, and e. w.
Tarpie were elected alternates.
Tarpie followed Powers cue by saying
they were going to get into the Chicago
convention. "We're going to get in" he
said land if we fail We'll make them NOR
mons feel as if they had been through g
battle"
The convention recommended the name
of Hon. VIM. M. Ferry, of the nationa
committee.
TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE.
The following were named as the terri
Salt GakeMW. G. Hall, Albert Hall, R
N. Baskin, G. b. Glenn, P. j. Moran.
SUBMITS. w. Nasty, w. r. Wampler
w. M. Ferry, F. j. Mclaughlin.
Weber
Sewers. f. Monk.
---H. S. Creigman.
Juab-R. V. Tone.
Box Elder-Riram Raust.
Tooele-E. A. Wall.
Utah-B. T. Liner.
Il Morgan-Donal Williams.
Weber,. j. Carnah, t. A. Whalen, G
j. Curran f. B. De Voto.
After vote of thanks to the venerabl
chairman, the band contest broke up.
AS a musical tournament the meeting
was q success, and the Ogden band carried
off the first prize.
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On Tuesday. May "a II a. m.

No. "a, Cramer & Busby avenue, between
First and Second East, on Second South
street, fine lot of Furniture, antique oak,
and other bedroom sets, mattresses and
bedding, fine bed lounge, moQuet and other
carpets, willow rockers. dining and other
tables, refrigerator, gasoline stove, hang
ing lamps, square base-burner stove, piS-
lures. fine curtains, large mirror, elegaAs
set Of silverware. china and glassware,
kitchen utensils, etc, etc.
*. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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TRAVELLERS FROM SALT LAKE

VIII find THE HERALD on all railroad trains in
the west, Of the news stands in Denver Butte.
Omaha LeadVille Portland. Boise and all
other western cities. Also at the 2. o. News
company, Chicago; Brentano's. Union square,
New York: Palace Hotel, San Francisco: Chey-
enne News Co.. Cheyenne and the Ebbitt house,
Washington. Readers of THE HERALD who do
not ind it offered for sale on the trains or other
places where It should be. will confer favor
by notifying US Immediately.
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$3.50 P. N. Session.

1t was 4 o'clock when the brass band
party reached the hall and Temporary
Chairman Glenn held his glasses as the re-
port of the committee on organization was
read, which report named r. n. Baskin.
chairman, Morris Sommer, secretary, and
T. P. Ryan, assistant secretary.
Old Man Baskin on taking the gavel
shook his name and ratified off his twenty
year fight with the Mormons and assured
the convention that he expected 10 keep il
up at the old stand for ten years more, If
he didn't pipe out first.
Voice-Is-For-W War Baskin having
piped his piece the committee on creden-
tiRls reported as delegates entitled to a
place on the floor list which will doubtless
be found in full in the Tribune.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Ogden Hiles Judge Powers Office mani
read the resolutions, which were devoted
more TO pedigree than party:
The Democrats of Utah, duly convened in
convention by the call of regular and only
authorized committee of the party, which com.
mittee traces its title TO the first organization
of the party in Utah. twenty years ago, renew
ing our all glance 10 Democratic principles as
enumerated by the ,ast national convention of
the party, do hereby announce our position
upon the living questions that vitality effect u.s.
by resolutions as follows:
Resolved, That we, as Democrats, recognize
the territorial central committee, of which
William f. Ferry is the chairman and Harry 4.
Duke is the secretary, and OF which John
Shields, S. w. Mosby, John Parrish > n
Lewis, Henry Barnes, Martin Lannan, W. C.
Hall and r. d. 6oge are members as being
the only committee which represents the legal
and regular Democrats of this territory Such
committee being the committee on which the
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The Saddle Rock Restaurant gives to-day
the finest dinner in town. The bill of fare
consists of turkey, goose, chicken, chicken
salad, strawberry short cake, vegetables
and dessert, with q bottle of wine for Soc,
from 1 to o'clock Call and give US trial
and you will always coma TO the Saddle
Rock. Merchants lunch from IL to 2 for
25c. BERETs & DoAN, Proprietors.*
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-FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS AT HALF THEIE
VALUE

We have in store for sale four cabinet
grand upright pianos, of good makes, that
must be sold within five days, regardless
of cost. Now is your chance 10 buy a
beautiful piano at your own price, and on
terms if you have not ali the cash to pay
down. Anyone wishing to purchase q good
piano will find it to their interest to call
and see these pianos at
F. L. WARREN MERCANTILE Co.,
as West Second South street.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

An examination, as prescribed by law,
for teachers who are candidates for 20
sitions in the Salt Lake city public schools,
will be held June 49, II ana Is, 1892, in the
Fourteenth school building, commencing
at 9 am. j. E. MLLsPAUGH,
Chairman Board of Examiners.
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Russian steam yapor baths with massage
treatment by Prof. Reid, at Warm White
Sulphur springs. Street cars to baths
every twelve minutes.
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FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS AT HALF THEIR
VALUE.

We have in store for sale four cabinet
grand upright pianos, of good makes, that
must be sold within five days, regardless
of cost. Now is your chance to buy a
beautiful piano at your own price, and on
terms if you have not all the cash to pay
down. Anyone wishing to purchase a good
piano will lind it to their interest to call
and see these pianos at
(. Z. WARREN MERCANTILE Co.,
IS West Second South street
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DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS AT
RETAIL.

We have purchased the entire stock Of
dry goods and gents furnishing goods of
S. Kellner at -one-third of their wholesale
cost and hereby offer the came to the public
at figures which will defy competition.
Our own retail stock will be disposed of at
equally low figures. This is the best OPP
portunity ever offered to the public, and
ladies DESTROYS of securing two dollars
worth of goods for one should not miss this
opportunity. SIMON Bios,
Jenning Bldg, First South street.
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MOUNT & GRIFFIN

Are exclusive agents for the Peacock coal.
acknowledged by all TO be unsurpassed fer
domestic and heating purposes
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AUCTION! AUCTION,

At OH Third street, between Q and R,
tire contents of a 4-room house, bedroom
sets, lounge. fine folding bed, cost $50:
springs, mattresses, pillows, rockers and
other fine chairs, extension and center
tables, ingram carpets, large and small
rugs, toilet sets, lamps, dishes, oil paint
ipgs, cook and heating stoves, cook uten-
sils, sewing machine. refrigerator, fruit
jars. and many other things not mentioned
Il A Andrews, auctioneer.
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AUCTION. AUCTION.

On Monday, May %. 80 a. H.. corner OF
Main and First South street, carload Of
consigned oranges, fresh and good. Don't
miss this sale.
& A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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SEARS JEREMY co. HAVE REMOVED
to their new block and viii be pleased to
see all their old customers at No. 90 Rich
ards street. Telephone 266.
E. & w. collars at 20 cents each, S225 a
dozen at SIMON Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22

IF TOUR SCALP is dry and coated with
dandruf use Gild's Quinine Hair Tonic.
We guarantee cure.
FRANCIS G. GILDs, Brooks Arcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22

IF YOUR HAIR is falling out use Gilds'
Outline Hair Tonic, it will stop it and re-
new the growth.
! FRANCIS c. GILDs, Brooks Arcade
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MOUNT & GRIFsIN

M. Kopp, Wholesale ana retail candies
"a West Second South street.
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UTTERAYcEs OF THE BOSS.

The boss was called for and began tick
ling his hearers by an effort at being funny
and his remarks really became humorous
when he compared himself to a man like
Judge Henderson. He spoke with pride of
his having had the honor of warming the
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FINE MILLINERY.

Gents night shirts 40 cents each at
SIMON Bros.
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The best grade of French challies 40 cents
g yard at SIMON BROS.
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AuCrInNl AuCTlnNr

Madame Berdena offers fine millinery
goods at reduced rates all this week.
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Ladies call at Simon Bros and see the
most beautiful line OF parasols aud UNI
brellGs at prices never before heard of.
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O'MEARA & co.

Loans money on real estate. Room "A
O'Meara building.
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GOTO THE WOMEN'S COOP.
SUNDAY DINNER.

For your millinery and dressmakinE
Third door west of theatre.
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AUCTION. AUCTION.

Have removed their coal Office to 166 South
Main street
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w. S. Mccormick when asked his views
on the cemetery agitation said: "a Gene
terry, for sanitary reasons, ought TO be
below city instead of above it, and for the
same reason far away from the bulk of
population. 1t should, however. be reached
by the street cars. Thera out to
be some cheaper way for attend
ing funerals than by carriages. This
expense comes too heavily on person 8
who are least able to bear it. There is
need of some decided reform in this matter
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The elegant furniture of No. 247 West
Fifth South street. Fine parlor furniture,
upholstered easy chairs in silk and plush,
three oak bedroom sets, one elegant plush
folding lounge, two single lounges, staJu-
airy of Venice, cost $50; one bookcase and
desk, portiers and lace curtains, one ele-
CANT sideboard, one refrigerator, one par
Tor stove, cost $50; center and extension
tables, toilet sets, mattresses and springs,
fire homemade quilts, Brussels and In
grain carpets, one six-ho range nearly
new, wash machine, ice cream freezer, lot
canned fruit, large lot Mason jars, crock
cry, glassware and cooking utensils, one
Singer sewing machine, chairs, kitchen
tables, etc. These goods were new but ;
short tiine ago. Monday, May %. Sale II
a. nj H. Bond, suctioneer.
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GnDs' NERoLI COLOGNE and Knutsford
Toilet Water are Indispensable toilet re-
qulsites.
FRANCIS c. gibbs. Brooks Arcade.
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as the present custom in its demands in
fiicts unnecessary and useless burdens and
at time when persons, with limited means
are least able to meet tnem. Often we Sc !,
families after months of sickness and the
loss of the husbands wages, in addition 10
heavy DOCTORS bill. forced by the arbi-
trary custom of society to hire and pay for
q string of carriages to convey the reia-
tives and all such friends as may desire 10
accompany the remains TO the cemetery"
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BLUE JAY CASE UNcoNCLUDEp.

The after piece in the "Blue Jay OPERA
which has been played during the past
week before Judge Anderson, sitting as
the SecOna district court, was heard yes
terday. Owing to the fact that the court
failed to ring up the curtain at as early an
hour as was contemplated. the arguments
were only half concluded and the forenoon
Of tomorrow will be necessary to clear the
boards.
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GILDs' QUININE HAIR Tonic will eradi-
cate dandruff, ellay ali irritation of the
scalp, render the hair soft and pliabIe
Guaranteed by
/ FRANCIS c. GnDs, Brooks Arcade.
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"The genius of invention is deeply laid in
the American mind,'; said "patent-right"
man with miniature farm gate under his
arm. "There have been over &C, 900 kinds
of farm. gates invented in the United
States, and yet there was genius enough
left to invent this one l have here. 1 am
selling rights" and will trade them for
anything loos3 at both ends. The farm
gate was always great problem, but here
is the solution" He swung his gate to,
and as no one in the crowd said trade, he
wandered away as though he half doubted
his own assertions.
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Mineral springs possessing medicinal
properties are very common in the terri
tory" said physician to herald repor
ter. There is hardly county in the entire
territory that does not boast of at least one
such spring, holding in solution either salt,
sulphur. magnesia, iron, zinc, etc, or all of
these properties combined. a Utah man
who has to leave home to get the benefit of
waters is either of fastidious taste or lives
in most neglected corner of this much
blessed commonwealth.
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THAT OTHER PARTY
Elects Official Visitors to the
Chicago Convention.
THE GAG RULE IN OPERATION
A Resolution PIedging the Convention to
Vote for Democrat for Delegate to
Congress Voted Down.

BY the signal of Puk W,dgi
Where yawp the chip a" u ante
With the seething Firewatha
Come the Scons and Anagoso
Come the High and Buckalodo
To chaw the tough whit leather,
To guaw the arrow flint head,
To masticate the granite.
OF the cafion's rugged boulder.
Here the mountainous accretion
OF the cheek of the Grand Sachem
That no dynamite can blow off
Rises TO the peaks of Wasatch,
Rises Grand and q do,naptiua
The state herald., 1892-02-26

The speech Of Senator Palmer of
Illinois. In advocacy II M amendment
to the constitution rroviding for the
election of United States senators by u
direct vote Of the people, sri~ars to
have made an impression. The sena.
tor always talks pointedly on any Sub
ject he DISCUSSES. and senators heard
aotne truths regarding tho standing Of
tiso senate In public opinion which
ought 10 do them goOd. An interest
Ing ststss.emt In connection with the
subject WIS that II Senator Mitchell.
II Oregon. that the sul,-co'nmittes oi
the committee on privileges aud elsc-
tions hnd decided to report Ia favor VI
ths proposed amendment. t'nques-
tiousthy the proposition b " been gain.
Ing IN favor. and II ID til,ught 10 bs
proba,Ae ti,nt II will pass the senate.
such acti0u would increase the popu.
lsrity a.: TINT bo.iy.--O Omaha ltec.
The state herald., 1892-02-26

II is reported that certain real estate
boomers Of western Nebraska are dis
tribnting circulars whicl, represent
that from the eastern border Of Colo.
RADIO west Ia the irrigated district the
>oil produces nothing but cactus. sage
brush and buffalo grass. II Is all rigi,,
and proper for every man to do his
lest, honestly aud fairly, for the I'D
Sancement Of his own section of coun-
try. but there Is NO call for him to al
low his xeal for Ills own pat Of the
country TO lead him TO circulate such
misrepresentation and lies as this
about neighboring territory. There
are plenty of people wanting homes to
tlll up both western Nebraska aud
eastern Colorado. These lies xi,ou,
eastern Colorado may prevent n few
honsc-seekers from coming this far
west. but sucl, Misrepresentation " H.
In time. ,eact upon the parties using
then.
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THE NOT SPRINGS or DAKOTA.

These springs are rapidly becoming
Ing famous IN account Of the wonder.
ful curative properties Of the waters.
and the many marvellous cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths.
vlss town and sprinrs .is delight
fsiIy sit" tod !" " picturesque valley
ID the BLACK Hills couMtry. Astounding
~ beautiful scenic effects, ani ut M
altitude of $500 Zee, above the sen lev.
81: thus insnring u pure atmosphere
aud eAlhilaratine climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
tnhcr the cnterprl.ing and progress.
.ive mni n,rment "f the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made. among the number
the erection Of u commoiious bath
house fitted up with MI modern con.
vrnicnccs for the comfort " guests.
New hotels have been bull, and CON.
fortably furnished tllrougi,out. conduc.
ted IN Ilrst.clnss style and ut reasons.
lie rates. Those wl,o prefer stopping
nt II private house. will ilnd many lie.
srable boarding places where good ne
cofnmodations are furnished. and NJ,
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now NJ.
for'Iei by the burlington Route 10 Hot
Springs. will, through sleeping cnr nc
coinmo'aiions from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora aud Grand Island. makes the
trip M easy and enjoyable one, aud
for the benefit of all who desire to test
the efficacy Of the waters. round trip
'sehels at re,s'ceS rates, good for nine
~ days. ARE now On sale ut all oIilces
Of the burlington Route.
For pamphlet. descriptive of the
springs. and full information M to
rates. time, etc. apply To any agent Of
HE company. or 10
j. FRANCIS.
Gent l'ass'r n Ticket Ap,..
othitA, NEn
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An dd physician, retired from irAr,icr.
having had placed In his hands by al East
India missionary the fTmula of n siniule
vegetable remedy fw the speedy mud icrnla.
nrnt cure ii Consumption, i,ronci'i,Is, Ia.
iarri,. Asthma and all throat and Lung AZ
f's.i'"n-. also u i.',iiivr and radical cure
for Nervous debility nnd aii Ncr,"us Com.
piaini. after having irsi,5i It's wonderful
curative i"wrrs In ilousands of eases. has
felt II his duty io make II known To Ills sui.
Tring fellows. Ac,uatri by this motive
and n drsirr I" relieve human suffering. |
Will send fr,~ II charge, I" all wim desire
Il. this n~liW, III German, frencl, or Enrlisl,
with full dirsriions for i'rriarlng md using.
sent by mail by addressing viii, stamp
naming this iaisr. ". \. N"vEs,
.~.ly rsb Powers litrk. ttrl,r-trr, \, Y,