Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-12
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htiNNf uNlNAINt NNl NlAluIf NNA N'A'l
rgttlpd nud ulIUuCi good many
Democrats 10 enter the building that
be intended TO Keen out.
rhlrtiy teforo 5 O'Clock y. '. Dlly
ascendtd tho platform aud called Cor
g. h. silvctwood TO follow him ana
act Ne eccfetsty. That gentleman
quickly obeycd orders aud IN loss than
a minute was writing away like uup
sificktu with an attack Of culSNts
scrbsHdi la calling toe meeting /.
order Mr.. DIy saili ~ uudcfsiuuJ
our OBJECT here tonight be ~ eject d
Democratic city central committee
whose special uuly IL shall be 60 call
primaries and arrange Tor the holding
of a cliy g invention"
Is. W. II. brown moved that the
chair appoint the committee referred
to.
George II. Cushing moved AZ au
Amendment that the committee bu
elected from the body OF the hall
and that one 10 chosen from each
precinct.
The chair (cmphat.gally)--l DOME
understand thnt You utu % aymlalhy
with thiB movement, As tse chair o..
CARDS 70 you are boiler.
tuthiug- The sou do.
Mt. DAILY The chail docs MT rDC1.-
nizu you.
Then tho political nr commenced to
hy. Gushing YVES anYlsu lUi by many
Democrats. WhlIu no was hiseI aud
jeofed by the Liberals anu the few who
hpd Tor reasons most strange piuuUi
thor faith 90 NidIlum.ss.
Tie chairman vigorously rlIYoi Tor
ot4crAni Wuru Quot fui ned again no
aatcI. "ls Mr.. sam GIlslu iu the
uUutt? / viii appoint Mr Gibson
bgrluuut.li.grmf.
Me-. ellison hank down behind ll8
great cont collar ana m4drslly declined
the honor saying, ~ am one Of the
follow. myself"
Then 81 Xas GiH0u'8 turn ~ receive
voiity OF suarl4 and hissu8, anu no
atraightuuud up like hero Of many
battlas and looked stualfastly anu
sntnuatly at those Who 30 suddenly
turned uJou him. HE uyctsd gazs
silenued them at viiuctually as though
u had emsnntUd tom an all powerful
and dreaded hypnodst.
Then the wOuld.br great and only
Midiirmie5 arose, ustnuishcd at the
dUClluatiJn Of Mr. GIlalu, and after
viewing the audience, Ike one from
atar he turned to the chair d,spcak.
ing from the bottom OF his Clgaci0ul
lunts, said: by your permission,
MI. Chairman, l will act ~ scgSesnt-at
arms and put these ufawlers 0ui."
The chair nHHsnlod sud Middle
mis- slalkod down the aisle pullJd ny
The a pOutuf gu0u. He hEu just on.
tered upon hia Iu,ivs 40 CJuaufyAl8r
Of the peace When au old man uGmrl
I ~.
thing about NJ 'ddlumiss,n yelled, "put
yourself out iul qua wo WON'T need
any sufgCaut.htaImt."
lhe motion for Inc chairman 70 ap.
point a Genital committee was then
| put aud overwhelmingly voted down
| by the assistance OF many Democrat.
Who had come In after MiIdlymiss
/ LETT the door 20 tnbu up % tufiilUu li.
fccily under the oye Il The chairman.
Mi3Jlemisg demanded division,
saying the bultria ana Independents
were not Democrats and that he want
| ci 20 Hcfuiini2c every man anu be tue
Judge us 10 his qualifications 10 take
. pare IN the meeting,
Then the young mau Elder, who was
/ recently held % the grand jury Tor the
/ paft lac played ia tho AmOrine bur.
/ glary, arose and pointing the lOug,
bOny, iudox finger of h.s right
hiun 81 tue chair nlkcd what
constituted q Democrat. The chair
looked puzzled but was relieved from
answering the question by spfseau,.at-
arms Miidlemiss compelling tho "kid"
/ % NJ down.
MiidlemisB's next move was 10 No.
{ curc au order rom the chair Tor gll the
! "siraighW DemOcfats % get on one
| side d, tho house snl al thc "6lltersD
/ On the other. This demand resulted In
every man rushing TO the wt6tsIdc Of
/ the house. The "miXutuFtn was not q
"diyis!ou" Ia the mind Of MiJdlOmiss
sni he howlrd his discomfort while
CHARLIE Silvtrwogd, the secretary OF
the meeting, laughed until MS "Sides
Acbcd."
R,wlinp, tho man o! the dgfluct
Bee fame, tried TO make himself heard,
uut saus down Ia dttpair. Confusion
continued anu the chair appUiBlud nn
! additional errgtut.at.grmn Ia tue per.
son Of J. B. umm0ny.
Richard II. Cabbil then moved that
tins chair appyiut u city central com.
uitter, when he dii us follOwii
First Preginol-J. -. Timmouy.
Second pT,oiuCt-J. 70. Miluirm,Bs.
NAAN fANNie NN--i's " - hlbM hs
Fourth ptHcltet-R, II. Cabull.
Ffh pfuyint--J. NJ. Kouuclly.
At largC-A. 4. Schroeder.
limmgny then novel 10 acl lurn for
two weeks and his motion wa carried
with a whoop.
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Liberal primary machine viii
Dc nj In active operation IN twenty.
three wards Of tho city tonight.
Tho Republican primaries promise
10 10 well attended tonight. There
Will he i've OF tnom, one In zach
municipal ward.
"Hes, II IL tyuo that John T.. Wiz.
comb Is seeking C0unCilmanlu hOuors
FROM the Liberals Ol tho Frat ne.
uInct" said friend Of that gentleman
today, "hut tibet, Johnnie IL an
Amoflue, anu that makes a differ.
tnte,H
Councilman L.. H.. Roh and n. j.
Evurill, the latter an aspisnt for the for
mere official gown, were both present at
tue meeting In the Wasstoh hail last
night, anu both exercised good lndg.
mout iu allowing the other fellows to
10 the talking.
3. q. Ewing was soon by "a NEWS
reporter Today ana stated that he hal
not been c9nsulted by Mayor Bashin
before being appointed sanitary In
hieotor To succeed Shovel, aud that