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81, Il WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF
MORTAL BE PR0UD2
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oh, why should the spirit of mortal
be proud2
Like a swift-aeeting meteor, q
fast-fying cloud;
A flash of the lightning, a break
Of the wave;
Man passes from life to: his rest
in the grave.
The leaves Of the oak and the viii
low shall fade;
Be scattered around, and to-
gether be laid;
And the young and the old, and
the low and the high,
Shall moiilder to dust, and to-
gether shall lie.
The infant smother attended and
loved,
The mother, that infants affec-
ton who proved;
The husband that mother and in-
fant who blessed,
Each, all, are away to their
dwellings of rest.
i The maid on whose cheek, or whose
brow, in whose eye,
Shone beauty and pleasure-her
triumphs are by;
And the mem'ry of. those who loved
I her and praised,
Are alike from the minds of the
living erased.
The hand Of the king that the
septre hath borne;
The brow of the priest that the
mitre hath worn;
The eye of the sage and the heart
of the brave,
Are hidden, and lost in the
depth of the grave.
The peasant whose lot was to SOW,
and to reap;
The herdsman who climbed with
his goats up the steep;
The beggar, who wandered in search
Of his bread,
Have faded away like the grass
that we tread.
The saint who enjoyed the COM
munion Of heaven,
The sinner who dared to remain
unforgiyen,
The wise and the foolish, the
guilty, the just, 4.
Have quietly mingled their
bones in the dust:
s So ahe nuIttii ilkssths
y blowers OIL the weed
at Wiithers away to let others
succeed
So the multitude comes, even those
we behold,
To repeat every tale that has
often been told.
For we are the same our fathers
have been;
We see the same sights our
fathers have seen;
We drink the same stream, and
view the same sun,
And run the same course our
fathers have run.
The thoughts we are thinking our
fathers would think;
From the death we are shrinking
our fathers would shrink,
To the life we are clinging they
also would cling;
But it speeds for US all like a
bird on the wing.
They loved, but the story we can
not unfold;
They scorned, but; the heart OF
the naughty is cold;
They grieved, but no wall from
their slumbers will come;
They joyed, but the tongue OF
their gladness is dumb.
They died, aye, they diedl and we
things that are now,
Who walk on the turf that lies
over their brow,
Who make in their dwelling 9
transient abode,
Meet the things that they met
in our pilgrimage road.
Yea, hope, and dependency, pleas
ure and pain,
We mingle together in sunshine
and rain;
And the smiles, and the tears; the
songs and the dirge,
Still follow each other, like
surge upon surge.
'Tis the wink of an eye, Ills thu
draught of a breath;
From the blossom of health, to tht
paleness Of death,
From the gilded saloon to the biel
and the shroud-
Oh, why should the spirit O
mortal be proud?
Following the Cotton Market.
AuausTt. Ga. Nov. 24.-All thu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

BoiaE, Ida, Aug, lS.-Peopls's
Party Convention met tins afternoon
10 nominate u State ticket. After
temporary organization and the mp
puiutment OF usual committees the
convention took recess TIL 5 pm.
At the evening session the conven-
ton adopted u platform endorsing the
platform and candidates Ot the OmRhs
convention. Some additional TesOlu-
tons were passed demanding oompul-
soFy arbitration Of lubOr disDuts4,
state ownership and control OF water
Tor irrigation. rhe convention then
adjourned until morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

they would allow him 70 return to tho
fort. lie took the men anu went down
among the mob. When out Of range
Of the gunB lie was captured anu not
allowed t. return.
The leader OF the mob IL the notorl.
Gus Budd Lindsay, brother Of the
United States attorney for this district,
who has nu rdorod eight or ten men In
his time.
Lindsay put pistol 10 Andenon's
head anu told him he must order hts
men 10 surrender or he would shoot
him. General Anderson answered by
n defiant waive " his hand and flfm
"ShOot and be- damnud"adding that he
would never tell hi5 men 10 SURRENDER.
Anderson was then taken to the hotel
az n.prieOner.
Tonight Il is reported that the miners
intend to lynch him.
One thousand citizens and soldiers
are on their way as TelniOrcements
They have plenty Of ammunition, two
Calling guns ami two cannons. They
are under command OF General Car nUa
OF Memphis, and he declares they VIII
20 10 Coal Creek tonight or wade
through blood.
Nuthing Ia heard from the train OF
forces that left Knoxville nj 1880 y. M,
since II passed Clinton. II Is hoped
they will reach & al Creek IA time 10
rescue General Andonon. II 10 IS
lyuohed every miner Will be shot on
eight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Most housckcopgn quail btiora that PAD
Of the family marketing which relates @,
The purchase OF cheese and wish the mar
of the house, who /, usually the chief con
sumner ~ we'll O. ihe connosseur, wou d
always buy IL. SUCH may find the word.
OF an authority 81 value;
- cheese with nu indication ~ gooluca'
will stand square ou the shelf. and will
have an uson c0lorcd not notified rind
The moment you press your finger tips o.
2 the rind you can begin 10 judge u the in
fcriur makeup Of u cAcc.c.' II IL yields
readily to the pressure OF the Fingers. nud
the rlnd breaks, or does not spring hHcl
readily when the pressure u withdraw
you have struck a soft article, caused by
the slack cooling Of the curd q want ol
acid or both ~ best IL will have un IN
sipid flavor aud will go off' as II ngcs
Cheese which feel, No hard that you cannot
press II on the rind Is either sour saltcd
too heavily, cooked too much, SKINNED oi
suffering from a touch Of all these com
plants.
"a good cheese will be- mellow 10 III,
touch, yet dun; IT, r.nd will be- NJ an oven
tint, elastic aud frcc from puils and th,
sample will reveal firm close GRAINED, but
terry cheese Of a nutty ilayor."-New Yorl;
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

d. Miss GRANTS name is insepirably con.
ncctod with the best ecclesiastical sculp.
turo Of tho century, Perhaps tho mort
important ecclesiastical work she has ne.
complishcd Is the rcrcdos in Edinburgh
cathedral, representing the crucilxion.
Although her grandfather, the Earl Of
Elgin, had brought tho parthcnon mar.
blcs TO England, Miss Grant, Of Kilgrts.
ton, exhibited no very special interest In
sculpture until some wax placed in her
hands by n daughter OF the late royal On.
grayor, Pistrucci, hwoko IN her taste for
modelling, Several early successes encuur.
aged her 80 much rs TO lead her to serious
study under Fantachiotti, Ia Florence,
nftcrward under McriOr, IN Paris, and sub.
segucutly with Mr.. Foley, Il. A.
From the year 1861, when Miss Grant TX.
hlhitcl tho bust Of her uncle, Sir 4. Hope
Grant, at the Royal academy, To tho pres.
ent day, she has been almost yearly an ex.
hibItor, and should the Royal academy
ever cna lsdira within their body, undouht.
cdly Miss Mary Grant would bcnmOns tho
first TO deserve that honor-llcarth and
Home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Sian has no moro constant companion
thun the rat. The little animal Is by NJ
mean. a desirable companion, Tor no II not
honest, be Re destructive aud not alto
gcthcr eleanly. even when In robust health
When 10 is known that he Il probably Il
disease breeder or at least the trnnsmittcr
of disease how much more will his pres.
encr be dcplorud nni dreaded
In the house the rat has the man at a
disadvantage that Is direct. When hu
gains access to the pantry and nihhlos the
cheese, the cake. the roast or the pie, may
he not, II tuberculosis vieu. lcayo
enough poison lslind to inOculntc with
the disriu,c all who cut Of what lac hns pol.
lutcd1 A single breath from his pest laden
LUNGS will breed Ia the sleeping babe a
malady that all the scientists Ia the world
cannot cure. In a word. the diseased rat
has lt his mercy the master OF the house,
his wife aud his children.
Right here | would suggest that the
children OF the house should be iutcrdlctod
from pctting pussy, who Is mouscr To
Keep tho cat away from the rat infested
cellar, see that sho Is always well fed.
Never let her become hungry, and she will
lose her taste for rat Aosh.-Dr s. T.
Wobcrs Lecture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Abyssinin Is a country where, II
marriage is a failure, il can be- easily
dissolved. There ia absolutely 10
legal or holy tie When man is
d"sirous Of marrying u girl he di.
rcctly applies 10 her parents. The
maidens, like those in many Euro.
pcnn countries, are seldom consulted
ON the question the lover arranging
with the father or male relatives re-
garding her dover, which generally
means q few bceros, sheep or pieces
of cloth, and sometimes gold
On tho marriage day the bride
groom presents himself with his hos,
man ut the house Of His future father
in law. Much fc0stiuggoes on till the
bride is carried oil by her husband.
generally ON his shoulders, while the
male relatives closely follow, making
Il canopy OF their tog,ls 10 keep on
the rays Of the SIM, or perhaps the
effects Of the evil eye. Behind comes
crowd of young girls aud boys,
intellectually lifting theirurms above
their heads and clappIng their hands
to the measured boating Of tomtoms
carried by mon running along the
TANKS Of the procession, who also
blow long tumpots. Frederic VII.
hers in Century.
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"Allss Smith 4. always 80 we'll put TO.
goihor,n sald gentleman the other day,
ut Is quito pleasure 10 SEQ her. II girls
only knew how quickly men noticed amy
untldincss about their dress and what a
disagrcnblo impression any lacl; OF neat.
ness In woman produces, they would he
more careful In lool,ing themselves over
after their toilet Il completed. Now, with
Miss Smith, for instance nothing Is over
ainiss; her skin, hair, hands, feet and
dress arc all CAREFULLY attended TO, mud al
though she Is not strictly pretty, she Is
more attractive 10 nine mon out Of ten
than beauty who often nuylccts essen.
tlnls and gives all her attention to what
she considers Is most becoming TO her face.
~ woman who Is neatly finished oil,
whose gowns always IL well, whose hair l.
invariably we'll arranged, who eau face
wind and weather without becoming I'm.
kompt, who dispenses with supernuous or.
namcut for the sake Of having neat shoes
and gloyes-thGt Us the girl for me, and
most men would say the same. "--San
Francisco Argunaut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

CHICAGO, Aug. ls.--Auolhet record
was -pliuLvIul at Washington Park
today Hal Pointer, the PAGER, starting
20 hea, ..ON! went the milo, driven by
George Gyyr., IN 2:ul /, clipping tnrue.
guntieFs Ut "a focOnu oil the record
made ny Direct ON - kitu-shapeI track.
Hal Pointer was rated 20 nicely In
bile race against the record and made
thc uip practically without n pace.
maker. After the bIisk wind had died
way al $50, OoeTr Brought him out,
and NJ the second score nodded for tile
wor1. Ate Lincoln, the runner who
accompanied Nancy Hanks Ia rr try
yrttcilay, lay inree ltngths behind
h.m T. the quarter, which was reached
in :3l 4, The hail was Ivclsu on la l:D2
with uU runner three lengths behind,
ana the tlTt c.quntters in 1884, with
the runner still away in the rear.
Al tie tlyon.eiFhths Flank starr
brought the runner UP level but
Pointer was pacing we'll within him.
tcl' ani needed no cncJufagt mpit, for
coming home well ia hand, no went
under tho wire In -.Ci. the Wofld's
record Tor mile IN huiuess.
Hal Pointer Is by lum Hal, dam
Suowhav,b, and Is owned by George
Hamlln vi Buffalo.
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the San Francisco and Great Salt
Lake Limo Talked
on
PGRrGerlNe rHr FINANCIAL on.
GANtZArtoN.
The Proposed HniiFond Bstuccn shii
lake m San frnnrisco

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. i6.-lt Ia an.
nuunced that the directors Of the pro-
posed san fmucisci and Great Salt
Lake Railroad are rapidly pedectiug
financial organization. Tue directors
sny that within two weeks they hope
10 uc enabled to announce that all tue
received stock has been placed In this
city. IL T. claimed that the road ux-
tending 900 miles can be built aud
equipped iOr Sj2,uOO,OOO. The direct
ofs astcft that the road will have a
carrying capacity capable OF sustaining
tue loads, both MS 10 intofcst nnd
annual sinking fund requirements.
Ihestutpmeni OF financial progress aays
that twuniy men VI large means have
agreed 10 take blocks ui stock ranging
rom 100000 10 100000. Although
the route Ia not officially announced
II 10 almost certain that starting from
san Francisco tho road viii extend
through the Contra Costa country,
through Oroville and across California
In a nofthcastoTly direction, through
bockwith PASS, Ia the Sierra Nevada
mountains, TO Reno, New, thence
across Nevada to salt Lake City con-
meeting with Eastern rOAus,
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Hight Thousand Troops Gathered 10
Cuard The IntCrcsts Of Tie
Companies.
oEvrtoPEMeNrs EXPECTED IN a
FEW DAYS.
Suggestive Preparations At the Hos
piial. Surgeons On,rlng
their Assistance.
The HiNth nay Ciuso- with Incrsas.
lmE rnnnIIrniInns.

BuEFAiO, Aug. lS.--rhu sixth day
Of tho switchmUn's strike cl1Hua win
Increasing complications. The leaders
witnessed 1hc massiug Of troops with
n growing determination 10 meet every
move Of thsir opponents with coun-
ter stroke.
Fully 5000 troops will be here 10.
morrow Ruafiing tho strikers. The
railway oiilclal6 rely unon tho presence
Of tic s0lu.orr to ucrn,ii them ~ gnisD
the freight BLOCKADE with tho non.
union mon already engaged. As "a
counter stroke Il Is considered probable
the fOtemcn md trainmen on tho
lines where the strike now prevails
viii be called out.
The latest addition Of the striking
switchmcn IL ninety men IN the Michel
Plate yatda who struck because they
wtio asked 10 handle hoy Dotted freight.
Thus the ewitchmen upon tho uutirr
Vanderbilt system In the trinity arc
out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Our representative of the short
thunbod monkeys, the gucrczas, rs
well as two species Of short thumbed
monkeys which | have tanned, eat
regularly hut dainty Of the hay
that serves them for straw aud bed.
dug, and the Tlorazns eat with par.
ticulurre relish the heads Of green salad
which they have learned tooxpect
eagerly for their daily supper,
lnouter general appearance, which
is chiefly depcndon, on the character
OF the hair coating, the slender and
short thmnbed monkeys exhibit some
important pcoulimities which dis.
tiuguish both groups, while tho In.
dun slender monkeys generally have
u short fur aud their hair makes u
conspicuous ,aowth only IN spots in
the shape of head tufts, names, whis.
kcrs and gorgcts Dr. l.. Heck in
Popular Science Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Moscow, Idaho. Aug. lS.-The Re.
publican State convention met here
this morning, W. T.. Boraches tenn.
porary chairman. Committees were
appointed AMI recess taken until 1850
p. m.
On reassemblIng James Bhoup was
made permanent chairman. The COM
mitteo ON platform being ready TO TO-
p0t, tue convention took a recess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Hon. whitclaw Reid and Congress.
man Burrows, together with Osndi.
dates on the Republican State ticket
anu prcsidcnt Tracy, dinod with the
governor. After dinner the party
drove 20 Oak Ridge cemetery aud
visited the tomb VI AhTnhnm Lincoln,
About 8 O'Clock tonight torch.
light possession was formed. Along
the whole line OF march Wrrc thtOnga
Of spectators, making the night btil.
liant with fireworks of every dcscfip.
tiuu. Reid witnessed The procession
from the executive mantlon and later
came TO tue atAte housr, where cxer.
cisgs were hold after the display was
oven.
An immense thrOng awaited the
guests Of the day with ilic1ucrnled
Impotence. Governor FiiCr opened
tho cNcrcIstn Of the evening and then
introduced Congressman Buffuws u
Michigan, who addressed the audience
Mt considerable length ON the atld
question.
AZ the conclusion Of Burrows
speech, Hon. Whitelaw lltil WIS IN.
troduced. MIR. Reid merely expressed
qualification. ut meeting 10 maguif.
celt an audience aud thanked
the people for the reuura " hos
pihlity shown him. hu was ouihu-l.
astically chucrcd by the multitude.
Tho meeting concluded about mid.
night aud Reid lott on q SPECIAL car at
1928 for Chicago, Gu route TO New
York.
AZ tho conclusion oil Rtiiis speech
Governor Ok.csby made a sh1r. adj
irus, appealing to the young Rtpub.
llcnnB 10 stand by the pilnclplts anuu.
ciatcd by the Republican party.
A large overflow meeting was
held outside, which wns Addressed
by Senator Culloni, Governor Fiitr,
and many Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ls.--A strike oil
all the switchmen on all tho roads en-
toring this city Is imminent. The
swilchmcn have leun dissatisfied with
the wugvH ami huuIH, nud tho Buffalo
striku pTccipitattd D. demand ON the
Louisville n Nashville Tor the adoption
4 thu Chicago scale. II 10 under
stood the company has decided TO re-.
nus the demand, and u 90 u general
strike viii be- the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19
American Pork Has suiI Hat Ropu.
tatIUu.

BERLiSi Aug. lS,-Ofders issued by
ministers OF interior, agriculture and
medical affairs declaring that inusmuch
contain iricaiuU, the imports Of such
provisions must not be placed upon
public sale here uulcss they are exam
lined by the Pfussign authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. ls.-S. A.
Austin, paymastor Of tho upson Nut
company, was arrested To-Day Tor
rnbcZllvment and falslfying The
payrollg, He cOuicssca 20 taking
100000. Tho amount ia probably
greater. Fast living Is the cause OF
his downfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

Tho great fair IN India for the
talc Of elephants IL hold annually
at sonopoor ON the GANGS, az the
timo that hundreds Of thousands Of
pilgrims assemble there to worsh ,
at the shrine Of silva aud to bathc IN
thcsacrpd river whom the moon is fun
iu thomonths OF Octohoruud Noycm.
bcr The same kind Of 'hicyiug and
swindling goes on among the clo.
plant dealers ass among tho holry
fraternity. Elephants are brought
here from a long distance, some even
from Burmuh and Siam. The mum.
bor for sale seems 10 decrease every
year, and the prices rise enormously
IN consequence. Cabool merchants
are the principle purchn ars of them
IN the distant provinces, and from
there they are taken. for their long,
weary march TO India.
The prices realized vary according
to the age and temper OF the captive
from about ei50 10 800, on about
$50 10 $1,000. Elephants are bought
by the natives for display, and no
animal looks 80 wen in u role for a
tomahsha; the pompous pace Of u
procession suits him 20 perfection
but for this only male elephants are
used, and then only tisliers, rs they
alone seem worthy 10 carry the M
tive mobiles; and the muclnn. or
tusklcss male is sent with the fe-
males to do work, such as carrying
baggage, wood or fodder, and Of
coura is Of immense value for hunt.
ing purposes. r. Cation Woolville
In Harpcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

DAVENPORT, Aug. ls.-Whcn tho
convention rcafsrmbled Hon. II. r..
Ward was selected as permanent chair.
man. Ia assuming the chair Ward
reviewed the Issues between tho two
great parties aud prophesicd the sue
cess Of tue Democrats In both the State
md natlOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

WAsUiSdrON, Aug. ls.-rho Pre-
sldont appointed William Harrison
Bradley Of Illinois, TO DO United States
consul ct Copenhagen, Vlco Rider,
dismissed. Bradley viii be- trRnsiorr-
Cd from Nice, France, his present
pOst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

ThToc-year.old trot Mamhrino
Queen won, Minnie Brown sccouu,
PURGE Houchcl third, perolo fourth.
Beat timc-..9-
4:22 tTot-'aragUn tookthruo straight
heats, So Long second, Matt, II third,
Victoria Wilkes fJuuh. Begt time
g.l.l.
2:ld trot-Honeet George won, Jane
man second, Others drawn. Best time
-2:lI.
10 bca, 2;oe., pacing--Haipointer,
:al. EO. !, 1884, -:J5l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

LONDON, Aug. 10, Only thirty
members wer1 prescott In tho House "
Commons this morning when Parlia-
mentiormally adjourned until Noyem-
Der It'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

build uy. fot quarantine station Mt
san Diego, California, the lowest be.
luz ,hat II Coronado Foundry aud
Machine company Of CorUnad2, Cali
f0rnin, Sgt 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

HAMnuHG, Aug. ts.--Chaunccy NJ
Depcw, o., New York, ~ taking waters
bcft. All efforts 10 induce HIM TO die.
cus- the railroad troubles Ut Buffalo nus
70 far proved iniitltss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19
Democratic Hranrh icadquarteTa In
Chicago.

NEW YORK, Aug. iS.-Tho cam.
paign committee OF the Democratic
national committee has dociied u
establish branch headquarters IN Chit.
cago, IN charge OF Don Nj. Dickinson
Of Michigan, II. r. Cable OF Illinois,
ana l., &. Wall Of Wisconsin. Their
territory will DO MinnesotR, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, North and South
Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska aud lndl.
ana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

WiNCnFsIm,, Pa, Aug. lS-The
State federation Of labor passed. resoiu-
lions recommending NIL union men 10
refrain from onliniius In ihe national
guards aud for al enlisted men to
Withdraw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ls.-rwO
thuusand i've Gundtuu puEsuus were
reudor,d homeless by fire, which
destroyed 800 houses on this SeEdovss
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

The celebrated naturalist Buck.
land, declmes that boa cpnptric.
tors flesh is fine eating, and that it3
taste and color could hardly be dis
tingpished from veal
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citizen, md that there IL ~ occasion
fos n cliandc. Lot ua rise up and 20
iofwatd. They have teen blended
again to their own destruction and are
delivered into our handr.
The League convention thun nd.
Ioufned sine die amid great applause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19

WAonINurON, Aug. is,--rhu bids
were opencd AZ the Treasury Depart.
ment toduy 10 tho construction OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-19
The IIogE ConYention.

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. lg.--rhe Hogg
convention met again this morning
anu adopted the minority report bga TO
los. Then tho delegates from Dallas,
lnrrant and Washington counties lott
tho hall 10 lola the Clark people.
James ). hogg WAS thcn put in
nomination. The ballot showed Hogg,
bJIi Clark, lO5l; scattering, 20.
At the afternoon session OF the HOgg
convention Pollter Of Cook, was nomi.
mated for acknowledgements. Tonight
the ticket was completed as iollows.
Altorney.gonetul, G. a. CulbersUn,
Dallat; land commissioners, l.. q.
Gauquer, Hood; comptroller, ID. Mo
Call, Travis; treasurer, J.W.wottham,
Travis; superintendent Of public in-
ttructlOn, John Carlisle.