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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

An American citizen has made himself
~ famous IN Germany that lil name
will stand familiar to tho German PEG
pie certainly as long 30 tho empire lasts
Charles j. Murphy was tho agent Of the
United States agricultural department
for iurthoting the consumption and ailo
Of Indian corn IN Europe, There was
prejudice against lni,ian meal bread DO.
cause persons who did not know how 10
cook 1t loft q raw, unpleasant ulstc to
IT, as Ito Ftcnchman docs to pumpkin
pie wh,n DO attempts AN imitation uf
tho American article. so the German
common people mnuuurod at corn
bread, and Il did not go OH like hot corn
cakes ill Murphy made bis celebrated
invention Murphy may or may not
have made u as o. matter Of fact. hut il
viii hc called ni'crhim, murphy htod,"
or Murphy bread, through all time. It
congisil Of uIniN;uu Of two.thirds iyo
aud unc-thrl ludianmcal, nude after the
usual fashion OF German rye bread. anl
N'hkN 70 lNUh IllNs lllN " very AlNtN
like uUr own Boston "Iyd and luimi"
luaf, aud tiu hit the Trutunic tasjc to a
T. Tho counoal WINS not noticeable la
the eating Of the loaf, and thcadmixiur,
OF II mado the loaf itself 20 uof ccn..
cheaper.
Tho Murphy brod travelled speedily
through Dillys empire. IN Drc.lan
thcrc are two mills for grinding Amer.
lean corn, and In Germany there arc al.
together thirteen mills. Murphy biod
has been adopted among tine army r..
tons, and nn .mmeni, bakery for innS-
ing u has hscn started Ia Hamburg. Tho
government is paiting IN mill TO grind
the corn officially at Nagleburg.
Finally, during the iirtt thrco months
Of 1892, five tiiac7 ns much Indian cora
was exported 10 Germany az IN The same
period last year. Immortal Murphy!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. /. - The
position taken by the philadel phi Ia
sugar refinery ami several individuals
In the recent sugar trust deal was more
fully defined today by numerous
answers filed IN the United States
court to the governments
The answer OF the L.. G.. Knight
company admits that Seniles did enter
iuto a contract to tako stock In the
company, but denies that they were
ever enticed into any combination Ia
do the acts yet forth In the bill. They
Joined Ia contract because he CON.
tinually offered n fair price for thuiI
work. The contract was not within
the provisions Of the antitrust law and
not within the jurisdiction ofthe Unit.
cd States court.
The contract was never c0nsumntCd,
because The purchase took nom theii
st1ckhOldeIs their shares Of stock and
did not buy tho plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

Anna Dickinson calls tho meeting In
which she made her first speech "a bear
garden" 1t was at gathering Of an
organization OF people calling them
sole Friends of Free Thought or
something like that. The girl orator
found what many another person has
found before und since, that tho most
truly bigotod, narrowmindcd and Il.
liberal persons ON earth arc those who
style Themselves liberal thinkers.
Many n man who lattcrs himself ho
IA abreast Of the scientific thought OF 10.
day and has cast OH all old Super
s,itions is much harder So get on with
poaceably than tho scvorcst orthodox
Christian. Tho Christian of any shade
OF belief has at least traditions OF brotl.
orly love and divine Tenderness and pity
Tho man who has omnncipated himself
from all this hns no traditions at all Of
love or kiudlinoss; he has nothing "a
teach him patience with human weak.
ness or suffering. lio mistakes the
snecring nj all chat mon reverence for u
sign of superiority,
There are some things tho self consti.
tutcd champions Of so called FREE
thought will have TO learn before they
make any impression on u weak and
wrong headed world. The first Is that
the world 10 wido enough for everybody
in it, and that the Christian has quite rs
good right TO his BELIEF as the 80 called
liberal 20 his nonb,licf. Tho second
thing is that humility Of spirit is the
very iirst requisite 90 progress in science
OF amy sort whatever, and that when u
man takes leave of this tcnchahlo spirit
ho will never learn anything more, aud
hoi MS arrogant and bigotcd as amy in.
quisitor that ever burned herctics or
witches ia tho good old time.
Another fact tho self styled liberal
thinkers must learn Is that gang Of
hard headed inatcrialsts. held together
only by the certainty each has Of got
ting a chance to hear himself talk at
meeting, mover did and never will do
tho world any practical good. Further.
more, that jawing aud insulting one
another and all the rest OF tho world Ia
not a proof Of superior intellect; neither
Hro brutally bad manners u sign OF indie.
pendenco Of thought
Only the spirit that holds itself recep
tive aud ready to follow truth whittier.
soovor it may lead, the spirit that 10
humble and teachable; that loves hu.
manity with a tenderness which would
sacrifice life for its good; that is tolcr-
ant to MI mankind, recognizing that in
matters Of moro opinion every other
mind is just as apt to DO right as It is,
and that all who earnestly seek the right
way will find it, each in his own path,
only this kind Of an advanced thinker
aver does tho world any good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

After all her acolding about the United
States, Canada IS tho fr5t cor.try to
sond in an czhibi, to our Worlds fair Of
1904. Par, OF her show "a already on
the ground at Chicago In tho shape Of
thirteen Immense logs from tho Canada
pinciict. These, with sections OF thu
California big trees and some specimens
OF American timber from Washington
state, will mako the visitors from Europe
open their eyes. Ono Of the Washing.
ton or Canadian American trees would
mako three or four Of the average sized
European trccs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
The Two Worlds VIII be Nearer Each
Other Tomorrow than any
Time Since 1917.
a DISTANCES OF rHiRry-FlvE
MILLION MILES.
What Has lIocn Discovered Lately
Concerning our Nelghbors
by Astronomers.
The rianot WIN Bo Near the Earth
Tomorrow.


LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, Aug.I.-
Additional particulars regarding tho
pending opposition Of Mars were fur
nithod By astronomers today. Mars
will be Ia opposition with the sun
August 3rd. lis distance from the
earth 10 approximate rs, 100000 miles,
anu II viii then he nearer than nj any
other time since 1877 when Hall dis.
covered two satellites and closer to uB
than II will be again until 1900.
observations have been nude dur.
ing two houtH Of each night when the
planets on the meridian, and tn 30 will
be continued for at least one month
more. Two satellites Of Man, the two
smallest objects known 10 the whole
solar system, are Just visible 10 olferv.
urA with twclve.inch telescopes AMI
therefore nrv conspicuous obi cts In
a thirty .gix.inch telrecOre. The south
polar cap Of Mars was unusually bright
q month AGO but Ia rapidly diminish
Ing In size and brightness. The
variability OF polar caps leads aatrOn-
emtfs 10 believe they arc composed Of
ice and snow. At tho present time
there are numerous dark marks within
the polar caps m u there were large
areas from which the snow had disap.
Feared. These markings have not
been seen before ut any observatory.
Up To tho present time "5chiaparrllis
CnnalD hrs not been seen double. The
discoveries Ia regard TO canals made ut
Hamilton are interesting aud suion.
tiiically valuable. They contradict
the supposed doubling or Organization"
oil "canRls" OF the planet Mars and
clear the definition Of tho eXtIAordin.
AIRY satellites Of that body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
HOW ITALIANS COOK MAIZE.
italian roicnta I. a Very Simple aud
Appointing Dish.

italian roionia u Very simpl. aud
Appointing Dish.
Simply made Italian POTENT, consists
OF Indian meal carefully hfted aud
slowly stirred iuto water that IA already
ealted AID "a boiling. Stir constantly,
add enough to make che mixture quite
thick, and boil Tor fifteen minutes.
This pudding Is served with a snuce
made OF onions, chopped iino aud boiled
IN good olive oil, and tomato sauce "a
also ufCd by some cooks. The more
elaborate form j. TO make tho onion
ouuco first aud add tomato juice or Pre-.
served tomatoes 10 u; then pour tho
saltod, boiling water over the sauce and
proceed as in the inst receipt. This Is
served hot with grated cheese. Grated
cheese and butter arc indeed used with
all forms Of polonta.
In its most complex form poleuta
somewhat resembles the Indian Eud-
ding Of Yankee land, II Is made by
boiling two ounces OF meal IN three
quarts OF milk slightly salted. The
same care Is taken 10 prevent Jumps
from forming, and when II Is half cooked
SAY IN eight or ton minutos--it IS rc,
moved from tho fire and mixed thor.
oughly with six yolk- Of eggs, an ounce
Of butter, hale au ounce Of powdered
crackers and u pinch of powdered Gin.
namou, When thoroughly iuiXed Il is
baked in battered dish to a golden
brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

INV lOmS, Auy. IA transfer VI
txpi.nr business Of some magnitude,
nom out company to another, took
lace lodpy. Up b. yestciuay tue e1-
Louis q san FianciscJ RAILROAD Com.
pany. This morning the whole busi-
nees was transferred To Wells, Faro *
C1i The Ainms Company r,itins.
The lince OF the st. Louis ~ ran
FnnciscO RtilfOAd Tuu west aud
south from 81. Louis aud are now a
lari the AlchisoD, Topeka n Santa
Fc aysiyn, AMI the expires business Of
wnich Welt, Fargo 4 Co. operate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
How to Kcep Cool During y Heated
Campaign"

Think often Of some previous cam.
paign whom you wcro intensely excited,
and remember how little difference the
result OF il really made to you. Cali to
mind how many mon you know who
were once ON tho other side and are now
voting with you, or vice versa. Consider
how many hundred 'rcbgls" have be-.
come moro radical than Lincoln was
how many original Republicans hay,
turned Democrats, how many English.
men have become frantic prutoctionists
In now countries AMI how many Irish.
men have turned Republicans, and that
oven you may change tn tho privilege
OF man to change his mind. A jack,
ASA can't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

PITIsnURu, Aug. l.-Informstion
will be maze before Alderman Reilly
by ex-Private jams against Colonel
Hawkins, Lieutenant Colonel Slroatcr
and Ae5istant Surgeon Grim o! the
rcnth regiment for aggravated assault
and battery. Warrants were issuci ON
this charge OF aggravated assault, which
was for tying Jams up by the
thumbs, and assault and hattery for
shaving his head. A civil suit will
also be- brought for damages, aud
Jams attorney Is confident OF con.
yiciing the defendants on the charges
made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
In July.

Think Of the cool. green sea, with t.
rostful, Rhythmic breakers aplashing tho
pcbbly shore. Think Of yourself sitting.
slipping lemonade and watching them,
doing notlieB. 20 idle that you are not
even tall;insto your hest girl. Think
Of u great rock, high above you. with
shndowy ferns growing IA it, clofts.
with water from an leo cold spring trick.
ling down its sides and murmurng MGR.
rily as It flows OF into crystal clear
pool, where goldfish dart hiihcr aud
tlither and silycry white lilies lio upon
the surface, image Of eternal peace and
coolucsa.
Think Of snow six feet deep in the
yallcya Of the Rocky mountains, crustcl
over hard, and Of you skimmiug over
is surface upon saowshocs. Think O;
an iceberg, mountain high, with a polar
bear clinging 70 is sides. tho mighty
berg looming upon the horizon and sink.
Ing the temperature of the air aud
water down TO freezing. Fancy the
glisten of the cold moonlight upon IL
frosty sides and the sparkle Of the Snow
across its icy field. Think Of the north
polo covered with icicles, sticking GU,
stark AMI still from tho tablulands Of
eternal snow. Think Of falling into a
river with tho thermometer at zero, and
of rcscuing yourself by catching on to
flonting cakes Of ice.
Finally, II all this does not cool you
of, think of the reception you viii get
from your rich uncle when you asl. him
TO lend you hundred dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

The little United States army Is lust
large enough. II It WIS any greater
thcrc would be oaiccr3 enough to become
iarolout .n1bl and pvt ON airs over civil
laws. Some u ihom Llyo hard work 10
keep themselves from becoming insolcnt
sn1bs anyhow, especially those whom
nature ncycs designed Tor a Grant or u
Sherman.
Whit we fhuuli have to endure with
u largo army we may infer from the
stories that como 10 ~ about the con.
duet . German officers Wherever
they arc they appear 10 consider them.
selves bosses BY divine right Of the busi-
noes and pleasuroofthc people in private
life.
In Dresden lately q party OF officers
walking nlons tho street determined To
occupy tho whole sidewalk themsclyos
and force other people into the gutter
Civilians objected, when the officer,
drew their swords and slashod promis.
ououly around tmong the crowd
Thcrouponn barry worliugman snntchcd
u crowbar und fractured tho skull
of tho lealiug cNccr, and served
him right In another instance three
officers saw u workman sitting upon the
steps Of house. They ordered him to
move on, which. he declined to do. Then
one Of tho officers drew his sword and
cut tho workman about bis head and
face, seriously iniuring him. 4 Ger.
man ucwtpap.r apoaka OF tho incident
as u "rcgrotiablo circumstance That
Is all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

BEBIIs, Aug. L. The political
.IoUch ulaue by Prince Bismarck N
Jenn yesterday Ia lring -Ici,e'liy
criticised IN THIS city. The TdJtJi0,t0,
commenting on the femarkrul the "a.
chancellor says.
II IL In every way the most nUtnb'r
u,tsrancc lie hns given voice to tiiir-
ne quilted Office. Prince Bl-mH eli
must hhve meant the introduction -,
The pariiaine i.gimc, although lao
did not ute these I'll, ciive words.
Against the new Bisnafcl, Lihoia y
viii have less TO say than against the
.Ormef bismarck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
Alice Mitchell on Her Way There
Visits the Grave OF Poor
Preda.
SIZE mANiFtsrs STRONG EMO.
TONS
And Drops Tear on the Mound
Under Which Her Vic.
tim Sleeps.
ny 1cl,Fisph to tho NHwa
ALICE wIEps.

she visits the Grave OF Her unfortu.
nate Victim.
MEMPHIS, Aug. Ion the way 10
Coliver Asylum today Alice. Mitchell
visited the grse OF her victim, Freda
Ward. She said nothing but evident.
~ wns under strong emotion. She
moved around the little mound and an
occasional tear was soon dropping upon
hor cheek. She plucked some flowers
VIII lch che placed tisteiully together
anu thea announced that she was
ready to return. The party then cOu-
uhued their way TO the asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

DETROIT Aug. Judge swan Of
the United states district court, 10.
day refused n WITT Of habens corpus Ia
the caEe o, the four Chineyo recently
arrested charged with being unlaw-
fully IN THE country. The court de-
clsted that United States Commission.
90 Caves acted upon the authority
with which he IL vested 20 enforce the
law. Al appeal Will be- made 10 the
United States supreme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

HOMESTEAD, Aug. 1.-The company
announces that twenty-seven old men
applied ind have been granted poAi.
lions 10 my; also that over oue hundred
en- came IN from tho East. The in.
nux OF unskillod wOrkmen, Supetln.
tendcnt Potter pays, has beon 30 great
that he telegraphed 10 send no more
for the present. 1--WE have bloken
the strike" said he.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

STEvESs PoISr, Wis, Aug. 1.-The
men employed IN the sawmills In THIS
city arc on astlike. When BoswOfth
4 Reiliy's mill started this morning
the men refused 10 10 10 work and
marched to the other mills, calling out
every employe. Just what IL wanted
Is not definitely known, some claiming
they want mn advance In wages, while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

The two chief sources of trouble with
lamps are dirty burners aud badly fitting
wicks. Lamps should DO trimmed and
filled with oil every morning. Once a
week the oil containor should be empticd
out aud tho small amount OF dirty oil
thrown away. At least onco month
the burns,&Aho uld be boiled for few
minutes n Sda and water. BE cnreful
that the wicks always IT exactly. II
possible when now xicks arc required
the lamp burned should always DO sent
TO tho place where the lamp WIS pur-
chased TO be fitted with wicks, for not
only 10 1t possible to have tho wick too
small, but it Is always quite possible to
have II too thin for the burner. There
should be a new wick at least once u
month II tho lamp be IN constant use.
Never turn down a wIel, and allow It to
glimmer. for that chars the wick and
then the lamp VIII either smoke or
smell, or both,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

State Treasurer Fludlay, was arrested
today on two charges OF obtaining
goods under false prctonsrs. He Sc
cured diamonds valued Mt $500 from n
wcll-known firm by representing him.
self as tue son ~ President Tobin OF
the Hibernla bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

NEW York, Aug. i.-Omcial mott.
flca,ion wae issued today from the
headquarters Of the Republican Ma.
tlonai League calling upou every
Republican club In the United Statee
10 meet ut 1870 O'Clock on the evening
OF A ugust llih and organize a mnrch-
ing campaign club before ndJourning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

occur at Overland Park. In the even.
ing will occur an eXemplifcntion OF
three degrees by the iomous Silver
State Encnmpment degree atsn. Fri
day viii be devoted 10 excursions to
nuighb0flug towns, canyons and
springs for all divisions. At night
there will be banquet TO the Grand
Encampment Of the United States,
rendered by the trionnial committee.
Saturday will be spent IN excursions
TO neighbOflng resorts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

DIRMINGItAM, Ala, Aug. LIN the
election today this county went for
Jones by about four thousand majority.
jones' aggregate majority, as lar a.
heard from, 10 about thirty thousand,
and will hardly go above sorty.hve
thousand. The Indications are that
Kold's majority will pull this down
to something like twenty thousand
and II may come under that. The
negroes divided about like tho whites.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. THE
novel feature OF today's election was
that the cOlored voters turned over and
worked like beavers for Jones anu the
straight Democratic. Bulletins from
twsnty-cight Of the siEty.slx counties
show handsome maIorltics for Jones,
and the indications Gro that he has
carried Montgomery county (his
home) by six thuusand majority.
The evidence thus far shows that
tho straight Democratic ticket has
carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

Enalnetr nnn rIrsmnn IlllIrd.

ST. LOUIS, Aug.-lt IL reported here
that the limited east bound passenger
on the Biz Four, which lcit hero ut
o pun, tollidod with freight train
AZ Eiwardavillc, III. The engineer
and fireman were killed and large
number Of passengers injured, several
latslly. Tho collision was caused, II
10 thought, by disobOdiuncs OF orders.
The engineer OF the eRst.bouni train
hau oriers 10 wait ut Edwerdsville
Crossing for the incoming train. The
Latter was b.hind lime, and after a
while he pulled out, meeting the train
on curve. The killed were Engineer
Edward Hoffman Of NATION, leaves
wife; Fireman William BeFeck OF
Mat,oou, Samuel Coswell WAS seye-
rely injured. lie will die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

Marcus Adrian, an old shoemaker,
was arrested by the police this even
log, but afterwards released. rhe old
man was bndly frightened aud denied
that he was an anarchist. He raid hewas
formerly member Of the Allegheny
group but resigned several months ago.
Bergman was stranger TO him, he
said and he knew nothing Of the in-
tended shooting OF FTick.
Tbs Thirty.third street mill was
fairly started today, and tomorrow
operations will bo resumed IN the roll.
Ing department. The strikers did not
interfere with the non.union men.
The firm claim TO have fifteen mon at
work IN tho Union mille, thirty nj
Duqutene and twcney-eeven at Home.
stead. This il denied by the strikers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

Egotism- Eg-o-tism. Epitome-Eph.
1no. Equiuos-Eq.l;wc.nox, not c-qui.
*. acknowledgements, not with
tho sound Of x. Extraordinary-Ex.
trordc-nmoy, not extraordinary, nor
oxironaUry, Fobunry-aa spelled, not
FEBRUARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

LONDON, Aug. IA petition hns
b,en filru against the return Of Ballour
as n Member OF Parliament for the
cat division Of Manchester ou tn.
ground that bribery was res0Tted 10 ia
Ia his election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
Lightning .ots .se 10 An ..yinm.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aux. l.-Lightniny
set iife 10 the west wing of the state
insane asylum at an early hour this
morning anu the portion devoted To
females was destroyed. Two hundred
female PATIENTS were removed with
seme difficulty, hut none were injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. i.-Flre TO.
night partially burned Whittier. Fuller
a sons's paint and oil store, anu Wad.
hams Wholesale grocery store. Loss,
$3.50, 900, Insurance. about two-thirds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

DAYTON, o., August IA freight
wreck occurred at Cold Strings this
afternoon. A brief dispatch from
Springfield says iour cars Of nnptha
exploited ON the train. There were no
fatalities, but u number OF railroad anu
quarry men were badly bruised about
the head and neck. The wreck pre-.
vented trains from passing this after
noon. The cause OF the wreck was q
broken axle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

PnTsnuno, Aug. l.-Thoro has
bpen no yilor; as yo, 20 get hail for
Bergman. Attorney Friedman lakes
no stock in the report that friends In
New York nro endeavoring to raise
fund for B.fgman'e defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

twenty Eases tnder the Gdmuud..
fucker Law ignored.

OGDEN, Aug. l.-Twenty cases OF
unlawful cOhabitatiou, two VI poly
gamy, four OF adultery anu three VI
iornicatlou, all brought under the Ed.
muuds.lucker law against MotmUns,
were dismissed To-Day In the United
State, district court by Judge Miner,
on motion OF Prosecuting Attorney
Narian. The indictments have been
found nlmost without any evidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

How To Keep IIatirons In Good Condition.
Rub thom with baeswax and suit
Tie lump Of wax In rag aud keep
with tho ironing materials. When hot,
rub tho irons with tho waS, ihon soour
by rubbing them on paper sprinltled
with salt.