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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

A SUBSTITUTE roR THE HORRIBLE
TEACHING.
About Good Works Done by Men Who
are not Ro.gencrated A Vlgor.
Gus Discussion.
The Pr.sbJ terIAns Consider tho Doe.
triur OF Infant namnAtiou.

The Pr..by terInns Consider tho Doe
tTinr OF ini.ni DsuinAtion.
NEW York, Jan. l8.-The general
assembly commission on revision OF
faith today took up the doctrine Of In
fnut animation, which IL entirely
eliminated by tho adoption Of tho fol-
lowing substitute for chapter IL, Sec
ton 1, which now reads:
"Infants dying In infancy, and all
other persons who are not guilty OF
actual tfansRfestlon are Included In
tie election ~ grace and hro eaved
and r,generatcd by Christ, through
the Spirit, who wofketh whom md
whore he pleafcth. So also are all
others elected persons, who are not
outwardly called by the bap,istry Of
the word"
No change II mndo IN section 4 Of
chapter save the striking cut OF the
word "thcy" Ia the third line.
No change IL made in chapters 4
and II.
The tevonth section OF chapter IS
was made 10 read "A follows
"The work done by uuregenerats
men, although they may DO things
which God commands anu OF good use,
both to themselves and TO othDrs, and
although the neglect Of such thugs In
awful aud Duplicating to God, yet, be-
cause thoy proceed not from . heat
purified by faith, nor ate done In q
right manner 10 tho Word, nor 10 tue
honor and the glory Of God, and do no,
meet tho requirements " the divine
law; hence, they cannot DO pleaded as
ground Of acceptance with God"
The committee Oh n section OF chap
ter 4, which treats OF pTodestinatiOn,
brought In report today, after n Wig
oruus discussion. The following words
were adopted TO express the future
doctrine Of the Presbyterian Church:
"1he rest Of mankind God saw 1T,
according 10 the untearchablo council.
Of His will, whereby lie extendeth or
withholdeth mercy ~ He plesseth, NOT
10 elcc, unto eternal life, and thcnt
hath He ordained 10 dishonor and
wrath for their sins, 10 the praise 81
/ His glorious justice; yet hath lie ~
Pleasure Of the death Of the wicked
nor IL It His decree, but the Wicked
ness OF their own hearts, which re-
siraineth and hindreth them FROM
accepting His grace made In thu
GosIel.n ---
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Dld YOU ever know the arlcnt admira.
ton men have inr whItci II q mnu be w
love With a w0ihhn, and has not yet told
her, white frock made " soft pretty
material will make him tell her shcis the
most adorable woman on cnrth, and for
the moment u H. one Of those precious
illusions that foam the charm Of life.
DO women Ike those lllusious' Ncsl
Ycsl They make up Tor the many miscr-
able moments ~ prctUnsc; moments when
sLu looks the world in the face with rnll'
iug lips and bright words When among
the gay sho "a seemingly tic glyc.t aud
nll the while her eyes arc full Of uushcd
toars over things which she cannot alter
when she grove tirud OF hiding her truo
feelings In conctaling her loves and her
hatrcis. In covering hgr s1rrows, even her
Joys.
When she tells you shc rcnlly docs not
care 10 20 some place or got some paticu'
lar thing, and all the time her whole balus
isnehlnV to bc rntiiei. When she looks
back and regrets looks forward and
breads When she strives Ca Danish
thought aud strnnmc memory; and Ill the
while her speech Is filled with Eir.h and
laughter.
When her existence is oolorlcsg, which
fhe could alter but would nut for some
ones sake. In such moments as these 70 j.
that appreciates these little Illusions
Which please her Tor emomont and then
pass away, yet In passing leave a trncc
SO hc not sparing IN words that will lead
TO thom. 10 not Keep your precious world
locked asa misor docs his coin; put thom
In circulation lot them get worn, per
hnps IN handling, but they will always b,
sure 10 bring lRpplress.
So when vol soc q woman with smiling
lips and SAD looking eyes, pruisehcrl That
what sho wauts. She "a starving Tor u
md her eyes Ero muiely begging for H.
And vet she hidesit all and you afs .,
stupid you viii not SEQ H.
Prnl'e her even exceedingly. She vii
not believe you. perhaps, hut she likes II
and will bless you for it-Musie and
Drama
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Tho value OF sweet Oh used Ia rubbing ~
not generally appreciated When u little
child has taken cold and s,oms restless
from the effects, nothing " mOrc soothing
than sweet oil rubbed into the skin, before
n warm fru, with a gentle pressure of the
hand The al should be- rubbed uu the
F1lcs Of tl~ feet, down the back aud neck
aud around tho hips. and tho little one
should be carefully shielded from amy draft
while this j. done. Such u rubbing will
take tho place OF the daily bath NJ time
whom the child Ia guifering from cold and
IL Is not advisable TO expose II any moro
than II necessary.
II the little ono has a croupy cough and
shows signs of hOarseutas. thick flannel
saturated with sweet oil and sprinklcd
with camplor, and heated as hot NJ the
child can hear It, should be laid oycs,ho
Ghost, high enough 10 extend around the
throat. IL should be covered with another
flannel or layer Of cotton batting To no.
tain tho heat The heated flannel should
DO changed for another a. soon rs Il cOols
By this method tho cold Of little child
may often be broken up and tho most scri.
Gus disease ay6rtod.
The lungs and breathing tubes Of n little
baby arc peculiarly delicate. aud any child
during infancy isvory liable 90 contract
serious diseases ~ che lungs from very
slight eause, The lIttle one Is also cured
by very simple remedies, aud this layer Of
hot oil nets az powerfully a. mustard
plaster on grown MP person, 4 child
that his been suffering seriously with n
cold one day. after careful treatment OF
this sort will often wake up the day after
with hardly a suspicion N illness. There
lsuo better laxative than sweet oil for u
young child New York Tribune
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Many Definitions ~ q uolus Tha, should
ntlng Joy 10 Every Home.

Many lrhutlnut or l'lNF Ahn' Shoulu
bring Joy To Every Home.
Tho London TitBits offered prizo fos
tho best doinltiQn OF baby. some VI the
rplial received were tho t1llowingi
4 BURSTING bud ON tho tree Of life.
The uuly psglidNs possession that mover
cXcitc4 envy.
\ hold aasertor o. the rights Of free
speech.
\ human flower untouched by the finger
Of care.
The magic fpcl by which the gods trans.
form housr Into q bonn.
a miniature Atlas that tears tho whole
world n welded Joys aud cares On is lit
tie shoulder
Fathers rival IN mothers love.
The sipling u tho tree sr0m which will
be- built Zoe bulwarks of our nations ia.
turu greatness.
Tho best developer Of tho most bcautl.
ful part Of awonianB naturc-'unseldsh.
nCss.'
\ tiny, useless mortal but without
which tho world would soon be az u stand.
still.
The latest edition of humanity Of which
every couple think they posses, tho anost
copy.
4 native of an countries who speaks the
language Of none.
A man or woman, making a start IN lie.
The uucuu, cl1us eiihtor between father
and mother, and the focus % tht.r hearts
y troublesome compendium Of great pos.
Asliiies.
a quaint llitlc craft called Innocence,
laden with simplicity aud love.
A wee little specimen Of humanity whose
wina0mc stnl.o mAkes q god man think Of
the angelo
Tho sanbcsm In tho house that drives
dull care uwty.
4 curious lul " uncertain blossom. To-
Tho one thing noodtul TO mako n home
happy
There ia only QUE perfect fpccimcn Of n
baby Ia existence, ana every mother is the
happy pusscsinr % t.
Tho smnriost litle craft anoat IN homes
delightful bay.
a baby 10 tiny drop Ia the vast ocean
OF human lie, capable o. lmmcnfc posi-.
bilitics and surrounded by great mysteries.
a little stranger with a free pls8 10 the
hearts best affections.
The pnlp from which tho leaves Of lies
book arr made.
\ paddock on the chain Of love
A soft hgudle ~ loy0 aud trouble which
We cannot do without,
A rosa with all lts sweetest leaves yet
folded.
The sweetest thing God ever made and
forgot 70 give wings 10,
Akcy that opens the hearts OF all classes,
rich OF poor, IN an Countries
\ KING who, though hs shows are only
velvet, rules with II rod OF iron, making
strong men quail before him and. women u
answer aud attend 20 every call
\ diminut.yo spccits'n OF purvcrse hu
mainly that could scarcely 30 endured II
he belonged 70 gCiae one else, but being our
own b. a mover failing tsoaury Of delight
That Which makes hore happier, love
stronger patience CREATOR. hands buster
nights longer, days shorter, purses lighter
clothes shahbIcr. the past iorgottcn, the
future brighter.
Thodeiightlui tyant who rulcs Tho home
the mothers darling aud fathers pride
the Gauss Of a Thousand Innocent Joys. and
the blest pledge Of matrimonial felicity.
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II Is often said that study dlsgusts won.
en- with domestic lAhors This Is m error
IL anything diverts uJ from our dnily du.
ties II "a not study, but friyolity Minds
that arc incapable ot nSlng themselves on
serious subject arc not the better fitted
on that account 70 keep tho household ex.
pensus Wishln bounds or 20 govern their
children Women whose intellectual nur.
tnrc consists OF phys and novels arc not
likely 20 mir their apartments better than
those who read history and philosophy
Frequently the scholarly woman knows
how to handle "a broom better than the ono
who knows nothing Of science or lltera.
turc Whenever an interesting volume
prevents one from performing household
duty the fault dota not lie In tho lerltl.
mate desire for mental cultivation, but IN
tho love OF enjoyment, which has lis root
In sclAshncss however elevated be- its oh.
ject.
Moreover, while tho dlllgcnt hands are
buslod with humble tasks tho mind docs
not cease 10 roam In It not better that IL
should move ina lofty sphere, In the do.
main NJ letters and science, than DO occu.
pied with such wrDtohod mbioets MS scnn.
dial and gos,ipp those who have the hlph.
ost clam on us should be glad TO have us
do n little independent thinking. We arc
drawn closer 10 those who ordinarily ocou.
by our thoughts " we can remove ourselye.
from them 40 certain moments. II "a one
Of the privileges especially reserved for
women that whatever they do for them
selves confors u houcht os others. Sadie
L, Martin in Irrigation Aaa .i|
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SELLING OUT cHeAp.
noniiline ot Their Interests In the mil
ndoIphih'a Briiiiugs.


adoiphih'a BriihinEv.
There stood two on uunlers in
the courtyard OF the new city hall
They wciu gazing In silence Mt tho
half completed municipal palace
Presently th9 tallcrof the two turned
10 hi companion aud said
"Fuc, Amt III"
"Immensp" commented the other
"Toll you what II is, Jim, we
oug'.cr be proud Of IT,"
whats the use, replied tho other.
"'Taint no u3l 20 us
"Mahbo It amt. Bnt wo ought 20
30 proud Of Il cause We own pIrt OF
g."
"Nvho 500 we dol"
edo. Amt we citizons Of this city
by our votes last lcctioni Course
t.oarc. An ca citizens don't we own
part Of all tho city ownsl Course
we do. 80
'ralSin hathaway, we do" muir
INJURED Jim, doiectedly but faint
40 GOOD to us II we do. We can't sell
cut BIN
u don't know bout that. - replied
Bin q brilliant thought striking him
I've got plan. You're brole-so
am ]. Ina a.goin 10 SEQ II somo lih.
etal blol.o won't take cur shares on
our hands. Hero comes one now"
Just then n bolatcd up towncr on
tered the yard, and ~ hn approached
the Founders Bill stepped up to him
and sud:
Say. my friend, can talk to you
mIultN
We'll, go on. replied my friend. +"
I'm all ears"
We'll" continued nill, "mo and
Jim has just been tallin bout this
building We arc both citizens Of
this city an therefore have n share In
this building. Amt that sor
Correct in theory" answered tho
man.
Well now. look ahcrc, wo amt
got no more use fer Il, an sides, wc
aru both a.goin 20 leave town tonight
an won't bs bacl; hero agin, an wo
want 10 sell cur sharcsout Can you
tgko en- OF our haud,"
That depends. What do you ratio
them atf'
well, now, m toll you, my
friend Bcin's Us it's you, an bein's
as we wantor sit away tonight bad,
wen unload liberal. Won sell out
FOR twcnty hyo cents a share"
"Whewl Great Scott That's too
high for me They arc not worth
that on tho market now.'
That sol Well, then. Won como
down TO twenty cents u share"
No" replied tho mani too high
! yet"
Say. my friend" said Bill serious.
ly mo an Jim has got ter git away
tonight sure, IN We won't really have
no use for them shares aitor this.
Wen unload for fifteen cents a
share!
"roo high. Since the scandal prices
are away down
Wen, say" exclaimed Fill, grow.
ing impatient, "whar win You give
Us for our shares In the whole town
"lll tell you what III do. III give
You each a cigar and iiyo cents apiece
for all your undivided shares of the
whole thing"
"Doner shouted Bill Settles it,
We've got 20 git away IN won't let q
few cents stand between IA. Give Us
the money an cigars IN tho shares is
yours."
And forthwith tho transfers were
made.-Philadelphia Press,
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The Jury In Senator Quay's Suit
Against The "siari" Ooly
Ono Democrat.
THE sEHAroa rrsrIrlEs IN HIo
OWN BEHALF.
by telegraph to the Nawa
Az rNrrnrsrINa SUR.


Senator QuHY'a Libei suit against ga"
"NtAr."
BEAVER, Pa, Jan, ls.--Ihn jury
was declared this afternoon, nnd tolA ~
after adjournment there wah some TAX
about IL memburshlp politically. Ihero
is tut oue known Democrat, ana
majority Of tie iurymcu are active lee
publicaus. Tho district Attorney ih
nuening the suit, said he expected 70
show that the certificate In question
was used IN tho payment 81 q logltlm'
ate loan to Senator Quay ard that he
had many looms and that INC loans
had been paid back In full less thc dis
count.
Senator Quay himself was called ana
said that In the Oaml align Of 1857, the
Philadelphia City Republican Conn
mittco needed 81 600. lie gave $1,000
and his note for $1,000. This was tho
came note referred 10 by wltuOsseB. A.
they failed 20 get Il discounted, lac gave
n check Tor the 5000 mentioned lie
told thoni that he needed the money
for another purpose and that they must
replace Il with the proceeds 81 The noto
lator. Il was not discounted ull after
the election.
The certificate was produced and
Quay said he would not Ike TO swear
tu tho signature. Quay said he had
met Barlsley but did NOT think he
would know him now. The Senator
quoted from the paper = potion OF the
article chhrgiugthnt Quay had shaied
IA the steal and pronounced the state
ment false. The Senator said that no
was unable 10 lind the note he gave the
HN.t.tslNU..Ha "a
He hnd probably destroyed 1t when II
was returned to him.
Replying ton question Of tho defense,
he said that thophilndrlpNR committee
had frequently drawn on him, and he
expected them To 10 Il again.
Cros-cxnmined he said that lac had
complained by telegraph 70 the Key
stone bank authorities when the Ger.
tifcatr Of deposit appeared, because II
I had been stolen, photographed mud
plhycarded all over the State. IL was
| In trust ia a United States bank AMI
| they had no right TO show Il.
Receiver Yardley Of the Keystone
hanl, identified tho certificate and
testified that Quny's name did not APP
pear in any other transaction Of the
bank.
Other witnesses tcatlflei In line with
the foregoing faclf.
The States attorney received several
editorials from the Skur referring "a
Quay, after which tho prosecution
rested It's case.
Attorney Richie outlined the ohs,
for the defense, stating that they pro
posed TO show that the publication and
the article published were without
malice. The eleetrutype plato II tn,
certificate WIS received from the
chairman Of tho Democratic stat,
Central Committee.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Egan continue in the local papers, ~
the instance Of Thompson Of the Lon
don Times, notwithstanding the
promises made 10 Egan and British
Minister Kennedy by Minister Poreira
that such attack should cease.
kilograms are constantly passing be.
tween the British Minister nnd
Admiral Holtham, dilating upon the
state Of affairs. Rumors are heard on
all sides OF the Ministerial cri,ls, but
nothing definite is ascertainci. II II
probable that the Cabinet VIII bn
CHANGED 70 ~ 10 have II formed nlto'
grthor u Liberals. The three Chilean
roughs found guilty In Procuraior Fs'
caPs report, have applied to Judge
Foster to ploint an advocate 70 make
plea In their behalf After he IS
appointed, upon presenting their de-
fonse, the Judge viii pass sentence.
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wa. deferred I'LL the pref lcn,s' meet
ING i'm Inc iast week Ia April. jay
Gould today, In an Interview $40;
"Nothing viii bc done hastily The
Western rranic Association mas ec'
cImplished much good IN having
strengthened general coniidchgy in ihe
siahl'ty II rates, and the Mis-ouri
Pacific will do uoihing uucallci FOR to
Impair the assooiaiionH usefulness.
Thu action, II any, must be taken ny
the hoard OF directors. In Tue meeting
where Leeds was condemned ivmeui'
her particularly how earnest nnl 'of'o'
fui thoBnrllugtUn's representative was
/ would like 20 soc the burlington
traffic manager brought here IN a case
VI thiatinl. His head woulu come on
or | wOuld ftsign.n
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WASHINGTON, jan. ls.--Secrotaf,
Tracy this afternoon csbled Con-.
mander Evans Of tho yorktown" =,
Valparaiso, insiructing him to taxi!
the Balmacedlst refugees now under
his protection 10 CRllao aud land them
there, hut 10 use his discretion rs 10 tn,
time OF departure. Tn. departure o
the yorktown" from Valparaiso
would leave the United States wilhou
"A single naval vessel In Chilean water:,
tho "Boston" being at Callao. Vht
"Yorktown" could hardly mako the
trip and return In lees than n week,
Captain Evans Ia invested with full
discretion, II ia not regarded likely
he will leave Valparaiso until he IL re-
leased by another vessel or Is thor.
cughly satisfied that the condition Of
affairs in Chile Jusiiiies him In leav.
ing the United States miuister with
out the means OF getting out Of that
country In tho event that oircum-
stances made II desirable or necessary
20 no 20. IL Il therefore regarded "a
probable that the "BostonO viii he
sent TO valparaiso, although at the
navy department II IL asserted that no
orders bearing on this subject have
been sent.
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What h. gentlewoman' There are few
clear, familiar questions 20 which 50 many
different ggswsfs would be- given az 20 this
And Yet every woman who thinks herself
q EDntlewqnan would be sure that her idea
OF the character Is correct and tho only
correct one Tbs gtdAtcr part o. the ideas
II definitely onptotsOd, would IN all lieH.
hood conway the tnprpssion that tho char
ncter depends rathor On cxterniAs than IN.
ternals, on accident than ossonee; that Ii Is
more la condition tAga in principle. It Is
on this account no doubt that there arc 80
many spurious ggutlewomtn.
Not moro than one In twenty claimants
could JUSTLY hor claim u tried by cumpe-
tent court, Indeed there is rcason 10 sus.
poet the genuinenefs Of thosu who plume
themselves oyermuch Oh being gentle
women, who constantly talk Of IL as II they
were Irresistible examples Of che thing Oh
which they ara 30 yoIublo. The true gen.
tlewoman is too dVlicatgly constituted, her
Organization II TOO fine aud too sensible. to
require or 10 admit OF tuslstcncc or procla.
matiou.-Junlus Henri Browne In St.
Louis Globc.Demoerat
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FoRr SMITH, Ark, Jan. ls.- Deputy
Omitted States Marshal Liggctt has
Just come In from the northern part VI
the State, whore no was chasing moon.
sinners, AMI rcports double lynchiny
which occurred In the mountains.
Peter Baker, farmer, was found
murdered ia his house. His wife au1
"a man named johnson had left the
country, but both returned fow days
ngu. The nolghbors suspected them Of
putting Baker out Of the way. The
couple were captured, lashed together,
hack 10 back, AMI then hanged with
the same rope until dad.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ls.--Unlted Stsics
Senator Power Of Montana, who
stopped over here on his way 10 WASH
ington, makes no secret Of his opposl.
ton 10 Justice Field, for the reason
that he thinks the Justice Ia using his
influence 20 put men friendly 10 the
railroad companies on the bench.
Senator Power said with regard 10 the
matter Of the great Irrigation Conven,
ton nj Salt Lake City, that tho Field
men showed up their hands 10y favor
Ing the plan OF aggregation Of the arid
lands. In other words, In the sixteen
arid land States the idea was 10 take
the arid lands from the & )vernmcnt,
aud give them To the several States.
California had had an experience Of
that kind, and she was virtually con.
trolled by the railroads.
The Northern Pacific controls about
l7,0OO,O0O acres out OF the 01,0OO,0O0
acres Of our mineral and arid lands,
aud we can't afford 20 lot Judge give
decisions In favor Of segregation and
giving these land-grant owners an
opportunity 10 make n huge political
machine out OF the irrigation scheme.
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rArAL ENrLoSEoN.
A Powder MIN Is blown up aud the
wurhmcn Killed.

CATLE1IsBURG, KY, Jan. ls.-A
powder mill nj Central City exploded
this morning with terrific forco. The
sound was heard In ironton, twenty.
i've miles away, Window glass was
broken In Catieltshurg.
This Is the third explosion Mt the
PhmniX mill Ia three months and the
most destructive. The cause viii mover
ho known, M al the worSmcu In the
MN were Killed. Il Ia Rsceftalned
that the frst explosion was Ia the
glazing mil, where there were ten
tons OF powder, aud excessively tho
packing house, magazine and wheel
mile: a car loaded with gunpowder
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CHICAGO, Jan. ls,-Ihe Security
Loan 4 Saving Company, a mortgage,
lean aud deposit bank, assigned ibis
morning. a preliminary statsmupt
was made this afternoon showing the
assets TO he $4,000 and the liabilities
$4,000. The Sssignoos think that the
liabilities will prove 10 bolarger and
the available assets less. Suits were
brought against the concern week
ago by one OF the dopositors and they
aye now pending. Tho attorney for
complainant says that the only security
the company could show him when no
was trying TO secure his clients claim
were second aud third mortgages, which
were practically WORTHLESS.
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NEW YoRIS, Jan. lS.-The Missouri
Pacific directors, at a special meeting
today, passed resolution. IN which,
after debating on tho Importance OF
maintaining rates. special meeting Of
the Western Traffic Association ls re-
uuested TO be called. The Missouri
Pacific officials say that In vlUw Of the
Importance NJ maintaining rates,
speedy action should DO taken on the
charges made tgiinst the Officials Of
the BuIlingiOn, Atchlson aud southern
Pacific roads. Action ontheae charges
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. ls.-Chalrman
Lsndeubcck and other officers have
called meeting OF the national central
committee OF the Peoples party at st.
Louis February 29ud, with view Of
uniting, u possible, all the other 30
called reform organizations. II no
satisfactory arrangement IL made the
committee will call national conyou-
ton not later than June Let 10 nominate
candidates for PresldCnt and Vice.
President.