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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

clamor Of outside parties does not
2, NE their impefiurbabiliiy In the
slishtest degree. Placing their ex.
randed palms upon their beating
boaoms, they roll theireyes plouely and
give way 10 the comforting conscious
ness that their serenity has no Just
cause TO he disturbed, their sweet
Christian charity il without blot.
For instance. one Of the high and
mighty Council, who IL the proul
possefsor Of a iathor.in-law, wss graft
fed lat evening to learn from nn
appreeinlive colleague that said parent
had been drawing fullnnd tat ray from
the municipality for doing nothing ior
Eve weeks, though wherein this en-
ployment was more profitable for the
city than N he had actually worked
was unkindly Lot unexplained. An
other councilman listened with evi'
dent exultation to the Information that
by reason Of his nvocation as boarding
house proprietor, an effort had been
successfully made to continue the
empl1yment Of one Of his proieges,
whether profitable or not wss not
stated, to the end that his weekly
payment OF board might not be
suspended. Then the diplolnatlst
who presented these pleasing bits Of
Information received tho counter
delight Of learning that he too had a
'ather.in.law who drew compensation
from the public storehouse; and In his
gratitude FOR the news he de-
clarcd from tho fuiluUss Of HE
heart thai The informant Sas
mistaken. Following this there
were some delicious illusions to for
gerry, some dramatic ntunoiug out
into the chilly night air. some grim
but glowing roll calls and voteE-end
an adjournment
We hold up this clly's legislative
body az model OF parliamentary grace
and exquisite dignity. Look upon ",
ye youth Of America, and while adj
Mining, lei ambition to gain its level
fire your s1ulG Meantime, We await
with some Impotence further iniorma'
lion and few Riiidavlts concerning
iathen.in.lnw and pct boardcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
A PRUDENT SPOUSE.

Every visitor to Washington within
tho last two decades aud until recently
must have had an acquaintance, by
sight at least, with Omar ID. Congor Of
Michigan, fret a representative and
later senator from the Wolverine
state. Mr.. Conger Is a fook.rib0ed
Republican, was addicted to making
parliamentary points Of order, anu
though Of handsome features ami form
he nearly always wore cynical sneer
and an old.fnshioned swallOw.tailed
coat. The wife Of his later years was
woman whose idiOsyncruaies
made her quite n figure In
Washington life. Her death occurred
no, long since, and this, with tbs pro-
visions Of her singular will, recalls 10
tho correspondents at the capital the
protecting air about the wifely devo.
ton she paid her husband. This Ia ac.
counted for by the iact that she was a
rich woman In her own right, while
her husband had a stalesmanliko ina.
blllty In managing his affairs. This
Illuminated their early romance, Tor II
seems that tho senator and his wife
were lovers Ia their carly youth, hut
quarroled and the engagement was
broken. In time each married another.
Years after, both were widowed ami
meeting again fell In love once more
and were married. Senator C1nger Is
now a very old man, hnd Mrs. Couger
Introduces him 10 public nOlc,
again by the clause In her
will which leave, him an an-
nuity Of 800 a month, aud make
provisions Tor the details Of his funeral
and for his monument. Mrs. Congei
explained her reasons with plain
spoken cleATnen; "Omf nj one tint
had some money. He aleo had som'
children. The children arc still here
the money is gone. 1 told him that II
LETT him u sum Of money they woulg
get II from him In three months ant
he would bc loft In poverty Ia his ole
age. His wants are not many; no ha'
always lived a plain, simple life. As
have provided Tor him In my will h'
viii Away, bo comfortable Tor tho very
simple reason ho will have no cOntro
over tho money further than the spend
ing Of his monthly income"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

must be arranged for. He received the
following reply: "The italian and
Roumanian nobility are preparing
grand uemouslra,ion for the reception
Of Madame Patti. The ministry will
be represented. SleIghs, torches aud
muslc.n This was too much fJr the
divas vanity to resist. She started
ut once, and was received BY
about sixty gentlemen In foil
gala. Torches were blszing, national
aifs were playei and flowers reinei.
Deeply moved, Patti took her seat In a
sleigh and was escorted by the sixty
cavaliers to tho hotel. The fact was
carefully concealed that these noble.
men were Italian brick masCns ard
chimney sweeps, who were paid five
francs each to receive the renowned
singer.
An adventure at Barcelona wac
rhthor exciting. Patti was to appear In
Trhvla,a with Siagno NJ Alfredo. But
tue celebrated tenor got a whim and
refused 10 appear In that part schur.
mAun had to pay Nicolini 5000 francs
TO cling Instead Of Stagno. When Patti
appeared on the Stage she was re-
oeived with Kissing aud noise that was
deafenlng. Stagno had bought 5000
tickets and distributed them 10 paid
hissefs. Tho diva was mad and
threatened TO leave at once. But
schutmann was master Of the sltua.
ton. lie gathered up 10, Of
visiting cards with afistooratlo names
on aud had q few words Of regret for
what had happened written on them.
They were sent the hO,el ami Patti
felt letter AT iho next representation
Stagno was on the stage. AS he on.
tered q deputaiionuresen.ed 10 Adelinn
a beautiful volvet.bound album. On
the fret page was printed In gold let
tsr; "rho aristoofacy u spain de-
| pl0rrs the scandalous scenes u the last
representation anu OK, ress their warm'
eat admiration and eympathy for
SignoTa Patti, tho empress of song
q IL needless 10 say that this wa
another scheme Of Schurmann's, bul
Patti was reoonciled aud carried hei
album away 10 her collection Of troph'
lee Ia her clsile Craig.y.Ngs. Wbai
she will do with II after having reaC
her impr,ssarlo's msan book can only
bo imagined.
There ate rumofs tina. she has IN
mind, owing u the scarcity ff money
IN America, another farewell tour O.
"the land VI the fru,;" In which yieV
OF the case II Is interesting ~ know
little about her foibles aud sccen
triciiies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

THE pLAcDIrY Of Councilman Moran
under all the circumstance Is no'hiug
short Of sublime. Il was bis motion
that turned down cx.BJpt Ryan's pe'
tition Tor n committee TO Investigate
the charges against him n week ago,
Notwithstanding biz (Moan's) own
connection, In name at least with the
noted Mogul mine where the work was
done. And now be has the ellron1ery
TO hllude so crltlcism to the class Of
diareputabIe officials whom he "ior
one, does moi propose 10 carry" a
more modest man In bis plaoe would
bv looking out for some broad-shoul'
dered person or party who would lie
willing TO carry him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
rnE MINE WAS NOT FIRED.
The following telegram ought TO
have been received here but was not:

The following telegram ought 10
have been received here but was not;
PARIS, Aug. lO.--A correspondent ut
CoWos tOnds the following Interesting
story and guarantees IT. authenticity;
ON sunday July 1lthl there wore Blk
hours when the tension between Franco
ami England was s1 groat that war wa,
considered almost inevitable, Tho queen
was being hourly Informed OF tho state
OF affairs ut Osborne. The kgisOr ON
hearing NJ tho acute point that tho
Siamu-o question had arrived at rubbed
hi, hand. together with gIoo and said!
"Now tho dance il going O. bcgin."
II this is tue-anL there Ia surely
nothing In either williams official
methods or private conduct that be-
lies it. Europe had a narrower escape
than 1t thought Of. II IL q sub
Jet for profound congratulatlon by
the world at large that that your <
ruler IL not at ptesent to be gretitled
with a display OF Wholesale interna-
tloual mauslsughtcr and the longer 1t
IL put Oh the more difficult will It be-
tor him to bring It about. The elise o
the niuote nth century finds william
about where II was hen he began this
life, but his hope 70 emulate his dis
tinguished grandfather In all respects
Is not likely 10 he g,au6cj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

THE FRIEsDs Of silver Will DO well
to Keep their oys on Judge Cuibenon
Of Texas. He Ia one OF the leaders In
the House 10 the fight for the white
metal, aud ranks among thea0lrst men
In Congress. Best OF all, he carries Oh
HE shoulders a cooler head than Mr.
Bland and most Of the silver men, and
hence eau be reasoned with more
easily, aud can accomplish much more.
He has been a member Of pine sue
cossiye Congresses, anu is generally
elected unanimously by his admiring
constituents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
ADELINA PArrL

Mr.. SohuTmaun las recently pub
hshed his experiences while acting as
impressario for Adelina Patti aud
other stare, and no IL very interesting
whore lac tells Of the various peculiari.
ties VI the Italian diva. On the days
when she SINCE, says he, che acts az IL
she were teaf and dumb. She care.
iuliy avoids speaking, as n ~ "go.d
morning." or chow are your" might
possibly derange her vocal organs.
MI. Nicolui must DO all the talking
and make necessary arrangements
with regard TO tho pieces with which
she 10 10 charm the public. She never
siugs oheuer than every third day,
resting Two. Ia matteus Of etiquette
che is 10 strict us Queen Victoria Is said
10 be-. NJ sohurmaun ut hrst
thought no might appear at dinner
without the Insignia OF his order but
Patu soon taught him better Was
not she worthy OF US much honor as u
m,re royal puuJn2
Adulna II, OF course, very much
afraid Of catching cold. One year, 10
the beginning Of January, she WAS IN.
DE-. contract to sing AZ Bucharest But
rs the day drew near she refused on
account Of era being snow on the
ground. Schurmaun hal sold In
advance every ticket to several
concerts, and found himself In an un,
pleasant dilemma. Tho diva positively
refused to go to Bucharest. The i'm
pretsario then telegraphei his agen
.here that an ovation Oi tbs mobility
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
ROUGH On ObDES.

Recently In san Franoisco, boy
who doubtless reJoices In the robrIquet
OF "lhe dude kid" was entrusted with
slO0 To get changed; but Instead Of
doing this he "levantod" with the
treasure ami made his way east, hav.
ing the big show at Chicago upper
most In his mind. This, however, did
not deter him from "taking In" the
country as he went along, and that lac
has been enjoying It goes without say
Ing. The boy IN ouly fourteen years
OLD and obtained his title through the
scrupulons neatnoss Of his apparel, his
personal cleanliness anu the general
favor bestowed upon him by a certain
class OF women In that city. When
he reached Ogden ana had n chance
TO look around he wrote and dispatched
the following letter to friend whom
lac had left behind;
OupES, Utah, July I.
Friend Jimmio-l now tnko tho pleas
ure In writing YOU those few lines IA let
YOU know how / am getting along. You
talk about your rubbor-neck towns
we'll. his place beats Fresno. All the old
iOglos are worse than the KIDS,
am going out oi town today, and ]
will auoud my Fourth OF July In some
town in Wyoming. 1 wish you were
with me. / wrote Brick O'Malley two
| letters. Tell Duran that this town Is full
/ Of mn. Well, Us have no more to say
Will close, sending you my picture ami
! thoikiis. Yours,
JAMES CoSNoRs,
ChAw Kid.
=. S.-Writo mo letter 10 j. Counors
Omaha, Neb., care pos,otiico.
Will our esteemed friend the only
Standard arise IA It's disnity-or ~
wrath-and Say something about this
"Rubber.neck tow MS" indeed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

A NEW YoRIl newspaper that was
20 onterprlsins that It printed and was
selling copies Of tho Pre'idonps mrs-
sage fifteen minutes before the ducu'
ment was delivered to Congress, didn't
feel quito 80 risky when Il was ordered
CUT oil from the telegraph service for
thirty days and fined 81 600 Tor breach
of faith aud contract. lla abject
apology nnd disclaimer u intentional
violation Of the uiull prlpr.et!es re-.
suited ia tho remission Of The sen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
THE CllI'S rRIDE.

What 4 delicious lot ofrtstesmen and
Official bigwigs this fair city OF ours Is
bletsed with There II elegance aui
culture, too, In the debates character.
izing their semi,weekly se,sioni In
the Council chamber as well as In the
department bureau they are models Of
Cheslerlleldian polileness and Roman
integrity. Their lips gllsIeu with
honeyed compliments bestowed with
mutual lavishness, and their slightly
contracted souls well nigh burst with
admiration for each others hone,ty
and publie.spiritedness. Tho vulgar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

a MORNiNG cot,mpoary points with
pride TO the placarjs which II says
adorn saloon windows all over town;
1--WE will uphold the dignity Of our
city's obliga,ions-City warrants taken
at par" That way " uphol ling n
cily's dignity anu bos,uwing honor
upon its obligations will scarcely meet
with the favor that dignity and honor
under other circumstances have the
right to demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
GREAT BRITAIN The WINNER

hhhAA AAN AAAAf
The grave and reverend afbitratofs
who sat In judgment In the case OF tbs |
United States W Great Britain have
rendered n decision covering all the
points, only one Of which can DO COM
sidered M altogether favorable to tbis
country and Il the least important In
the controversy. The rule " Inter
national law which restricts territorial
limits 10 three miles from shore IL
affirmed with ma much guslo as though
this were not a case In which that rule
cannot be properly invoked. The
opening Of the great northern sea to
the world IA but tho threshing cut Of
old straw, 20 far AZ permitting ships to
come and go without question is con-
cerned, the closed sea doctrine having
been practically abandoned years ago.
Tho award OF damages for seizures
and for tho suspension Of scaling dur
ing the sitting Of the commission was
a matter Of course, following the
....H l. .t,t.f -. naluraItv M eoaia
-. I,d.non, in cnu,,
rL.,a 4. c. a,o,, a, d.cidoI cou,.
fort In the declsion--a close season has
been provided 70 that seal numbering
can only take place during four months
nu,an. %, Csn.d,an .eols,. and they
n.,h.., 90, q, ,,,. d,Bnsd bv
80, ~. q. III ,it,.o,to,s t,,,, m.
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.,.a1. - nanoo,t,y ,,o,,s tho
p..,a a. ,,,,htn ,w hundred
,,tIa.e, ,Lo .,a,,c sbo,e the yastn.s.
a,,ht. .anoos.,on "a no,. thar an,,,ts
a,.,c. w,,hl, the limo named
$50. s.,,an can All and d,st,oy
- ri lit, 40 thai, h..,ls
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-. 80 IT, ~ 4. oons,d.,.d that
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INTERNATIONAL and r,a, sncb n. are
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

For summer complaint In the child.
Chamherlaln's Collie, Cholera ami
Dmrtlml Remedy. It curca dysontry,
diarfnwa and cholera inianium, nnd
never tails when utsd Ia time end ne
plain printed directions are followed.
when reduced with water ana sweet
cucd It h. pleasant 10 take. % anu 5O
cent bottles for sale by u. q. NJ l.
Drug Dept. db
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Two or three weeks ago tho NEWS
advised certain bumptl.us city officials
not to monkey with buzzsaw. Does
the tate OF Ryan add anything to the
Significance Of the warniug2 lie IL
destined 10 have plenty of comrsny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
4 anod Ihlnr ior snmn,sr aampIaInIs

Mr.. J. w. Hager, we'll known mer.
chant OF Clio, ifedcll CO., North Caro-
lima, cured four cases Of iluN With one
small bottle OF Chamberlain Cole,
Cholera aud DiarrhWi Remedy. This
IL tho most prompt aud succussful rem
edy In use Tor dysouify, diarrhwa,
colic and cholera mOrlus, No other
medicine Will take Its place OF do IL
work In this class Of diseases. IL l.
equally valuable for children ard
adults. IS aud 80 cent bottles for sale
by nc. NJ. /. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

tence. Zeal and snap are excellent
good things In newspaper WORK. hu'
they must never be allowed TO over
step the bounds Of prudence and pro-
r.rl.fw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

For thc toneft o. utah ratrnns hnd
frituff and 90 meet the demands u news
trertf Al chicago, the Nuws will 10 on sale Al
uost Of the puncVa Hotels and HOOK hlofpa
u that city during Tue lair season
ueadquArisrs for the Nrws is ~ Wells ~
siEcf's Book and Periodical store ," a'A'
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

The portrait department Of the AIT
Bazaar will be- closed until Aug. 2ltt
when MIR. II. q. Savage will resume
hls labors with the camera, more than
ever determined 10 do ilrst class work.
Walt until then aud come and get ger
puyy tukcH. G. n. Savage, II anu IL
MRlu ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

The Nrws icon % cot the rrnclpa Hotels
News stands anf on NJ passenger uhlhs 'A'
Ing The city afttr pm daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Subscribers changing Their piAccof residence
should alwAys 1--WE former A. wei pi,s'n'
address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

All communications should be addressed 20
DEsEnEr NEws runLi'utNo Co
Telephone So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Exceedingly cheap rates 70 ST. Louis
are now In elect The Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific i'ys are running
a daily Pullman Palace sleeper from
Salt Lpke city, Cheyenne nnd Denver
10 ~. Louis without change, Pullman
Dining Cars Denver 10 kaueas CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

II your grocer does not keep Gold
hand Coffee Jog his memory TIL he does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
rrnMso SUBSCRIPTION.

rarmenll III gaL.lrlpIIon lINlyI p llI,n10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

All Hrst.cas grocerH keep Gold Band
Coifer In stock try package anu you
Will be pleased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

The ursrpUt TvrWEG Nfws s pub. ,an-1
u Jennie Streets sflt Iakc tty. ...
Tr-ir Fdiiion at8 .0pm. Regular idiuon
ntf o clock .. 90. ...,t.
usbrd an 1uefdav and ridhy " carh MerA
1he IrFfpHf WrrKtf iln magazine loimi
10 rublfhod ever futufitY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.

q
The Hotel TempletOn u opposite
Temrle SQUARE, Tithlng Oiiices, Eagle
Gate DFsFWEr News Building aud all
points OF interest In salt Lake CITY
WHITE HousE, Holt and slater
PIoprleturs. sl.50 70 $500 per Gay
New management, most cshlrally io-
Gated, rtfii,ed, aud best Motel ana taol.
Tor the price In The oily' AI'hut
Edwards, mansger, Sal, Lake CITY,
Salt Lakes uig, new MOTEL Il The
Kuulsi0ri. Humelike, elegant cen'
tiul and reasonable.
The Cullen HoIel Uuru, on the
European PLAN rooms oDr anu up
wards. George'Cullcus, Assignee
Cheap bus GOOD. rnu Gold Hand
Coffee /, row on the high road u be-
come the peoples faNoriIr.
Ege the handsome pictures contained
IN each package of Gold Uand Sohee'
GIVE Gold Band Collrc q trial. 1t Il
the best Of all package coiees' 30
SAY VIZ ALL.
80 package coffee nas attracted 80
/ much NJ the COnhumtTh htAeh'ioh "
] the Gold Band. Try IL.
ABan after dinner coffee you will be
| pleased with Gnld Hand.
Your BREAKFAST ttblp viii not be COM
plotu without Gold Hand Coffee
away. ropuiNT.
II YOU want 10 get to Denver
Omaha, Kansas CITY, Chicago, ~.
Louis, or any other eastern polnl
quickly NE well as comfortably DO not
forget to purchase your Tickets wa lnt
| Rio Gunde Western, the great scenic
| Highway through the Rockies, AWAY !
cool and delightful. The splendid
service Of the Rio Grande Western ana
I,s connections has maize u the iayoriIe
Route tl the Fast. Through ies. lrslu'
leave S .lt lake Rt S;05 am, ana 80.
nm, Carrying through Pullman sltoI'
iug cans 10 Denver, kansaH el'y gnu
! Cuicagl without change or uansI, =
The night train nfo carries louI's.
sleeping cars 10 Denver Rnd lwice lt,..
week 10 Chicago. PicSet tilica 10 Il
| W. Second south Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

The Gold Hand Coire IL always uni.
form Ia strength anu flavor and iuli
I tu.Iukf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Toe attention OF economical house.
keepers IL called 10 the Gold Band
Package Cnilre. II n tho hest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Your breakfast ubiu VIII not oe COM
plctu ithout Gold Hand Cniiee'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Asan after dinner coffee you will be
pleased with Gold Hand.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-06
CITY BREvITIES.

The court of ordinary will convene this
morning at 10 o'clock for the November
term. The docket, so far, is small one.
Not a single arrest was made by the
police last night up to 1 O'Clock. There
were twenty-four cases on the docket,
however, as the result of Saturday night
and Sundays work All of the cases
We're for trivial offenses.
The police put stop to domestic diff
ference on Henry street early yesterday
morning in summary manner A negro
and his wife were having set-to when a
patrolman passed. The woman shouted
for help. and the officer broke in the door
and carried off the bellieerents. They
will answer the charge of fighting this