Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-07
NOTES AND COMMENTS.


THE kindly act and thought, the
angry look and speech checked, the
small Grand done, the stitch putin-
all these are the small things Of daily
life In which we may serve our Lord.
A NEW rule that has just been intro
duced In all the theatres Of Italy, by
which tho performers are forbidden,
under pain OF fine, to receive ilowers
during representation, viii be
adopted In nil tine theatres In this coun-
try some day, aud when that is done
there will BE- lees hair.pulling among
rival actresses.
New York Sun: The African blacks,
now reported to be feeding on the
locusts which have devoured their
crops reminds US that those insects
have been pronounced no unpalatable
fare. Many an American prospector
has Toasted sumptuously on the grass.
hoppers and salt.pond worms purveyed
by PiuIe Indians.
TnOsE American philanthropists
who have been engaged In furnishing
relief for the famlne.stricken portion
OF the people Of the Cars dominion
will be- electrified by the latest news
from Russia. II Is TO the effect that
war preparations are la progress ON a
gigantic scale, that grain, especially
wheat, Is 40 plentiful that there is cor.
siderable to spa re-enough to Justify
expectation.
Poor Walker aud Jones, the trapper'
who are said to have witnessed the
killing of Champion aud Ray, by thu
stockmen regulators, In Wyoming, ARE
In desperate plight. They claim
they are In danger from both the rus
tiers aud cattlemen. They ESCAPED
from prison and have been recapturct
and are again In limbo. They ar
doubtless, in view Of the way they ART
being treated, beginning to believe
that they themselves are the real law
breakers and ought to be hung. Theij
lines have fallen In rough places.
THIS morning everybody was smil
Ing and pleasant, thus reciprooatin.
with nature for the genial sunshine
which enlivenod and beRutiGed every
thing. Before the noon hour Ind NJ
rived = change had come over thu
spirit OF the scene. Heavy cloud
obscUred the light OF day, and finally
fell to weeping. The more mercuris
among mor,als In this section becam,
correspondingly dowpcast, thus har
moniElng with the character Of thei
surroundings.
THOMAS JEFFERSON COoLRIDdE
Mr.. Whitelaw's Reid's successor n
envoy extraordinary and minIste
plenipotentiary OF the United States Il
France, is well-knowu Boston
gentleman. He Ia prominent In rail
road, financial and business circles
He IA accounted staunch, stalwar
and incorporating Republican, not
withstandlng the Democratic assocla
lions which his name suggests. Accord
ing to eastern reports he wasa DomOcra
until 1854, when he became Republl
can, largely owing TO his admiration
for Mr.. Blaine, M u statesman au
American.
New York Recorder; And now W
have an italian Most here, fugitiv
from Justice 10 Rome, whore hi
) Anarchist speeches and plots Ia
made him obnoxious to the govern
ment. ~ am here" he says, "to max
, propaganda for my ca use. My prime
| pie Is the abolition OF private property
b Of capitalism aud government, while
, arc all one--namsly, the enemy ,
. true civilization" The name Of tn
, fellow II DR., Ssvarlo Merlino. w
commend him to the attention Of tn