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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

UsusIly stories regarding the personsl
ch.rsctetiltics OF ioroign sc,ors precede
her arrival 10 this conntry, but the gem
.rsl rule does not SCENE 10 bsye been OBJ,
served 10 the csss Of George Grossuiitb,
the London ,Onedisn. who recently rei
turped 10 " gland t'tef a brief eugsgei
rr ant 10 tbs East
de- left mapy fleuds aul admirers 10
this .oaauy, aud II hall tas stories now
told Of MIN ,fe rus be ndst b. one Of the
kinclles' of men.
Oas 10 rrlst by the Bua.lo, n. Y
Com metcisi of h,s beilg in sp inn - >
veli knoTn sessije resort ere syeai1g
ben iorIorn travelling recitsr. Of ibe
,,pe as psthesleelJ sell known 20 Ese'
land a. 10 Aa.sflas. save sn-caile1 &C.
,.r aiumeot 10 Toe ifsviDg room. Litf
.onss Of lts sB,. Il sss sssriig nnsBteri
tanning. ana wheG be passed sroand tns
.hstb by bat u II. eonel 1sico Il was bul
4 h gather : lerleD bsYest Of bali pence
Az. di.besrtensI enough. tbs iskir "a,
leaving the rooa, Grosspih. Jos, entering
c.ugh. glimpse d bis dosncasi fsce sne
empty hs, nt-sishfwsy grsping th'
sisustioo, Gs0s<ni.h sigssiled ban With ,
sest1rs to remain, aud tsiiog bic stsad q
the end Of the room, said:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

There is perhaps no moro unfair quest
ton than that which certsIn rejected
swairs are said sometimes 10 ask the OBJ
jsct OF their affections subsequent TO .
refusal = Bnt why WON'T you marry
mep
A formula for . reply tos question OF
this SOFT is said TO have been framed by
young woman who had TO do with ~ I'm
portapt lover. Said she:
would marry you but Tor three res
sons. Eea - tsa
Tell me what they sre be impiorsd. that
| may remove them.
UnbsppyiIy for him shs did tell him.
The reasons were, as she stated them:
In the Grst place, DO no. love you Ia
the second place. ] DOM want to love you.
TO the third place | condn't love you II !
di1 wap't TO.
Sturdy reply so comprehensive should
satisfy any reasonable man, even IL II did
tend TO ipjnre bis self esteem.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

! An neilloe aud remarkable scebe GO.
nnrr q a. Bnnsle,. where DAYS Mans,
gsfi Il bliee exhibited. Their msbsssr
states that sboai four O'Clock B,,tieIt. ihs
kseps +. uoci3.ntsily left the door oi : osge
cont ainipg yonne loas nniaaseeet Bsrti
let VAS surprised B, ,se o eoi the lions
lnose.
Happily, none Of the pnbl,c we're 10 ths
show a, the time. The keeper imme,listri
ly armed himself, an | sent for aid. Blank
cn,ridsea were nred to keep the lion u
bay
Luckily, 1t cams within the reach OF
powerful elct han, named Jumbo II Who
was Zen ,ed of by nc,ps Of rops and
stakos in one corber q The sbow. The
eleph,n, seiz,d the lion ~i'h his trunk
around the body, and plscing bi. foot ur'
on him, held him dowu, The keepers
who had secured rope, noo,ed them. and
putting them on the hons lees. secured
and dragged im into tho Gage The eth
or e'imsls made groat row, aud this. To-
getAer with the firing Of the bislk csr'i
rides. naturally alarmed the immediate
neis .borhood. which wss thickly popnia'
ted. The report OF lbe lioa being at large
Wa, enough TO cause y speeedy exodus
from the field.
Fcrluuatcly no serious consequences 'h
suited, an nnder keeper beins the enly
PER- on who was slightly Injured during
the securing OF the animal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

The grave young mao 10 ordinary black
leather shoes was reading bis Bible wheu
the summer girl iu white Elon iseket ea'
tered the Car.
Ths young mans lips moved, bu, he did
not.
He pretended not to see.
Pre-, cntly look Of pain lifted across bis
face
Excuse me. he growled. you are stand
ing Oh my feet
She smi ed sweetly.
beg your pardon, she murnared but
rou did not seem to be using them your
sell.
Glowing ferooiously at the dsinty clip.
pers beneath the snowy skrts. no made
bis way to the front plsiform.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
The DasgaS. smmsh.s.

look 10 vsiu in he literature OF the
day, said q middle aged man, for stories
OF tbs baggage smssher, such ss were cur
rent 80 OF 40 years ago, which used TO ini
tsrest me very much.
Who that is olo enough. can recall the
story OF the baggage master and the cit
Gus m.n's snake2
The CIRQUE mans trnnk; 1t will ber
mem bered had been st Que time and sni
| other pretty rongbly handled. and 30 one
day he go, rather aiusy trunk and put
| in It q boscoustriotor % IT long aud be
msrked on the outside Of the trunk: Don't
break Boiconstrictor inside.
Oh;I've just been waiting ior scmsboiy
to ship bosconatrictor by the liDe, ssid
the baggage master ss be grabbed the
trunk BY one oiits handles, intending TO
throw It Owe, bis head, but be ysnkad
with such sudden ene'gy be pulled the
| handle of.
Then be kicked the trunk over the 9TH
or end up aud grabbed II by the other han
die. lifted it and dropped it and smashed
it wide open. and there was snake IN 1t
and the snake came out and uncoiled
hims III, snd wien hs ooiled himself up
again he was around the baggage master,
and -
Tue baggage master never checked
any baggage after that.
| Another story told OF the tribulstions
Of q traveller whose trunks had been smas'
he'd and how finally he filed big trunk
windy Mantle and msrkedit, Handle with
csrei Dynami,el
Dynamite - said the baggage mssl
ter, with fine ssorn. and he pulled the
trunk down from the top OF high pile
and let it fell on one corner, and
He never returned.
Then there was the story about the IN
Rered traveller who placed upon the corr
ners Of his trunk patches OF some mster.
| ial so elastic and spriugy that II you drop
| ped the trunk hard it bounded into the
cir thousands OF feet.
This trunk came 10 The ststion on the
summit OF . great load OF Truukssud the
baggage master siez'd it BY the handle,
braces one foot sgsinst the load, snd pull
led the trunk of and l.t II fall upon one
corner and -
II never came back.
And the owner sued and recovered for
| the loss Of his trunk.
It might not be easy in . paragraph con
clusively to assign reasons for the decline
OF the trunk story.
| Certainly the baggage master is as pow
erful ss ever and surely he Q. nnot have
los, 10 the comparatively brief period oil
80 or 40 years that foe sense Of hnmor
.hst once prompted him Ilayfully to drop
trunk and bresk it vide open.
II seems more probable he has shared
| With the rest OF msnkind 10 that steadily
advancing refinement OF methods which
he, marked our progress 10 recent years;
that he il 90 less humorour, but only less
boisterons than be wasand may II too
that the fact trunks generally are made
stronger than they were has bad some'
| thug to do with 1t.
L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
VOLUME 33

Ladies ana gentlemen. ~ The nsat NON,
Der ~ ,be programme. -ill sive yon .
hcropu. sketch, and ther,upon d. ~
10 b., most iaimnsbls si,le. An q the
rs5'aross srplsure ~hieh q asta, h.
proceeded TO psss nopni bis h,t ~ 'atgy
=. his Predecessor bad dols. The sisus.
ton vas appreeisiedi slssr 10 eo,es Of
gsnsrap. tiEs, pto@ptly weighed Is icsn.
Grsrsmuh tsielaed hl. humble fellow 90
brsiacr, the molest hst snptisi itseif
into toe shabby one. Over them 6toss'
mith smi'sa hts owo sly quaint amIlo aud
said
We'll, we've done pr,I,y veil III, es.ni
ius hsvou't we7 said be, snd vas II be,
TO- oac could ay thsht yoai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

IA Afgylssbirs elder va, sshsd bow
the kirt got slohg. He ssid: A~ei 90
bad 40 memb,r r., then ve hsd . division
aud there ~s. ouly 200 Ieft; Thea dissup
ton and only 10 q a lett. thea ~ hsd .
hsrssy trial aud nov lbers Is oaiy ms .nd
N bri,hur left. "a be great doosS Dua
cans orthodoxy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
II. rrave,,d Win rhs iaon..

had an interesting experience, said Nj
George BoniIace, Jr | happened to b'
passing one OF the dine museums when
noticed q large olecsfd announcing the ~
pesrsnoe Of the elastic skiu man. Having
never seen this edriosity / bought stick
ct and entered The museum,
was startled by the resem blance which
the elastic skin map bore to some one
had seen.
could not recall the name, but the re
sen, blsnce bsuptsd me like dim ghost
that had come out Of long ago. While
stood wondering the reporter for locs
paper came up TO interview the elastic
skin man, and heard the elastic skin mar
say: My name is d B Hodges. In 1887
/ was agent for Ramsey & Newcomo'
minstrels. Since then have been idle.
In a few moments, continued Mr. Boni
face, who should come along but Arthni
Cam bridge. Charley Griste and Gus PEN
poyer. They shock hands With the e'as
tic skin man and began talking over old
times. .,..... ..9
Let's see, Charlie. asked the elastic skin
~ N. what show were You travelling with
when / frat net you.
Upon my word ! don't remember, said
Mr. Griste. Tho first show ] ever Travelled
with was den OF performing lions, rur
by-well. now it's curious | cant recall
the name
Was II Van Ambureh2 asked the elias
,io man.
Bless your heart, no, said MIR Griste
Why, he taught Van Amburgh the busin
ess Funny can't think Of bis name
he was . great friend Of old Bill Coup's-
oh yea, now | recall the name II was Dsn
hl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

--Mr 0utwest (io the woflis fair art
e1hibiil -Silss, is the whole fair - poor
as thisf Silss Now Sir. Just wait till
we get to the Wild West Shov. and tben
you'll ieel like your getting back to oivili
ization,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

Sal onssbo2psf o.. saw Just ths
loysIi-,t aad prrlties baby minute sgo.
said III. other Shopper whai d. yon
mean % II ne that stnpid nprs has der
"a 70 lripg ny li,sle d.rIiag out sach
i.v nktls2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

When your prso,icing irisnd sesc~
he ~ his ls.fned bo9 q play fhs coi-
ut - sil out .ftsio tbs NJ Ofs leig bo,-
t05 "a Mfs Bfown Y... s.id Mr.. Jon
r. bli by tat time there 20 - bs say
seixtb1rhDod here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

Hell an rather 10 favor ot the En-
glish than the American mode of spelling
She Yes7 be- Yes, indeed Take par
lour. fot instance; having u 10 II makes oil
the difference in the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

-- Mrs Earle = Your daughter bss bssn
studying painting, has she noif Mrs Lsi
moye Ycs. You should ,es some Of tbs
supssls she paints. There Bover was any
thing ise them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

To keep the cheese from molding. cover
II with piece Of cotton or linen cloth sat.
ursted with strong vineger. II will keep
a. fresh as when first eut and TO fies or
insects will touch H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24

To sotten old putty 10 sashes. rub =
redhot uoa over 1t end II will peel on
easily,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-24
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
SALT LAKE C!gy Utah.

July hths l0b3,
Alta meeting ~ the hoard of difec.
tors OF he Commercial National Bank
OF Salt Lake city, Nll of baii directors
excepting w. T.. Noble being present,
held Of the said hank on July 9th, A q.
10. 1893, the following proceedings
were had, touching the death Of Mrs
W, T.. Noble:
The board Of directors OF the Com.
mpfolai National bank of Salt Lake
city, hear with path and extreme
regret OF the death ~ the wife ~ cur
ue.vrmt Il colleague, W. l.. Noble Esq,
aud being uutif0us that Tho RECORDS Uf
this tnuk uhoulj preserve tho expires.
zion Ui our utepsst sympathy Tor the
husband Aud children Of tho deceased,
% Do received.
rIatEsab ard, each o. whom have
long known, loved ANA respected our
associate ", p. Noble AMI uis 'amily,
ND fully ulrroglauug he itrcpnrlUlu
luss Che hutbguI ond children OF the
DECREASED have suffered ia the d Glh Of
the wife and mother;
We do now tAUIus- 30 the mourning
family uug most heartfelt symra.hy
aul cIuI.lyurc;
Resolved, rUat Tine spcretsry OF this
bD1tu spread those proceedings ON the
records tt this laus Huu tuat a COPY
thereof bu delivered 90 thc iAmily VI
The deceased.
joins W. DugNrILAS,
Cash tr anu SECRETARY OF meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

NEWS takes this method Of setting the
whole matter right and, while men.
tloning no names, correcting what
appears 10 bs an injustioo growing out
Of mistake. lie passage 10 which
exception Is taken is "a followg
Year. ago II was demonstrated bv a
leading house here that from sovunty-fivo
To one hundred thousand dollars worth
Of corain factory's production could
be sold annually by ~ bu. the acting
agent insisted on his agreed per-
profit to tho house alluded to and
The good, los: their prominon co
there, as a matter OF course. Now, "
homemade goods Of any kind arc to be
thus handicapped, mood we wonder that
they are not kept whore facilities Tor dis
tributuu ato Interior 10 nono2 Aud 10
they arc 10 be- had In all the popular
stores, need b DO matter OF surprise
thai production has to hO limited, aud
that thousands OF our citz9u- who use
woolon- know not that Utah produces
any at all9
Tue writer Of the foregoing admits,
30 the writor oil the later letter says, that
10y "acting ugenp lac meant the latter
NAtAAA AAA NAA NANNNiNAl 70 hlN hAHlNlNHHf
but that he derived hiB Information
from another party. Wnoreupun
the writer OF the letter now at
hand characterize the statement ~
incorrect, and proceeds; 81 assert that
She question Of percentage WAS never
mentioned on the occasion referred 10.
Furthermore, TO show that the state.
ment,t TO the effect that n leading house
was able to sell annually from S75 900
g. 100000 worth oi thu iactory's pro
ducliou, will not apply TO The present
time, u the h0use lie refers 10 will this
year buy oue.hali tue amount named,
or s51,OUO OF the mctory'- goods, the
agent viii iofcgo every cent of the
commission he gets on the sale Of that
amount"
The News cannot believe IT, fret
Correspondent intended any Injury
10 tue second one, aud Is very
sure that on It, own part u
has no such intention. Nevertheless
the denial Of the accuracy Of the main
statement Ia chUeriuliy published.
Finally, the friends OF homo mauu.uc.
turr, among whom are uu uuetrl both
wriiors anu the News it-rlf, viii on
rsn seton SOS nothing Oug ili8ry ia
trying to pull apart instead %, pulling
together Ia aid ui the fCod cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
Appeal 10 tie People.

At the meeting OF the Real Estate
Exchange, which went into seesiou
al four O'Clock tula afternoon, "a stirring
appeal 10 the people o Salt Lake City
was TO bp presented phe III.
jccts set forth in the call are
tho necessity Of advertising our
resources and uniting our energles 10
bring Uiuh 30 the attention oil the cat.
ltaii-t cluss. a COPY OF the call WA.
furnished the NEWS but TOO late for
publication iUuHy
II concludes with s'Rtement that
there are lu ihis tlty over 10000 people
who can each contribute az least 81 Go
a general fund, half OF which snail be-
used tp Gdv4uot mo cause u sivsr
and the other hall Tor the general 20 ID
OF tho city, as iuuicntei above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
TUE OLD FOLKS.
Tie Union Pacific VIII Take Them to
ogden.

Il looked for time today AZ II the
Oh Folks would have to iorego the
pleasure Of visiting Ogden this year
and that Weber county would be de.
privei of tho honor a. entertaining
the vet rRus. J. II. Bennett, Of tho
Rio Gfaude Western had prof
iUfei train, but nitfr consul.
tntiun with Superintendent NslUy the
offer was Withdrawn, aud the com.
mittoe was informed tnat the r.. CIV.
could not carry the Old Folks
without interfering with regular
traffic, as tho roau had gone into
winter quarters by the reduction OF It's
force OF employees.
Manager Clayton, q the Salt Lake
& Los Angeles, offered train 10 SALT
ait, aud the Committee weru thank
iul for the c0uHtey. They felt,
however, that there would be- dnai-
poiutmrut at change ifum Ogden, H1
the Union Pacific " applies Co. Mr.
Burnley and MI Bancroft suit they
must apply 10 headquarters, hut lor
themselves they would gladly urui Ia
the desired irnuspuftsuuu. Manager
Dickinson replied ffom Omaha nj 3
O'Clock this ttcritou o. go firhI
ahead. Tie Union Pacific thus
stepped into the breach, and the Old
Fulks Will celebrate nj Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

Next Friday, July IL, Is the date
for tho grand excursion Of the Young
Mems associations Of Salt Lsko county
to Garfield Beach. An extensive train
service has been provided by the rail.
way, AMI trains Will leave the city
every hour from O. m. 20 7 .. m. The
program IL elaborate, anu COuslsts oi
dancing, mandolin and guitar club
selections, toaslr, solOs, duets aud
quatttts by leading vOcSlisls, boat
races, etc.
a special feature OF the entertainment
for the day viii be a balloon ascension
aud parachute drop In the afternoon,
by Professor Leonard. The accom-.
modnlions provided In the way Of
pavillous, tsblep, bathing, etc, are
ample Tor the occasion anu everything
points to the eHcursionists having u
most enjoyable time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
Teachers Examination.

Tho Davis county teachers exami.
nation will begin Monday, July i7th,
at 10 am, aud Will continue for three
days. None except applicants for a
first grade certificate need be present
the frat day.
d. o. WILEY Jr,
A. 3. Cook,
J. Il. MILLER,
Board Of Examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
Mhnis Sheg

In reference TO q paragraph which
nprcnrs on page eight Of this issuc, a.
90 IN. tindiug o. dcmrntcd woman
nCy. ..v city cemetery, WHOM taken tn
the O. UNITY jail there was found IN her
possession N mole Tor sou, dated
D.rnNGsr Sri, lssS, 100 favor
co. Thomas SJwdou, hrar.us inteuB.
rl I igr cuu' oud FruCt Mary IN mas.
Tn Hrr urrsH pocket there WAS also o.
mail book printed iu u iurr ~ luU-
auasc hud hnviur Tho uaro Is roiiuu
Loi,uou uH tht fret pogc. lhc I'M
fortunate woman H about s. year, of
nHa aui NJ German descent, but she
Won u 10. give her name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

The grief oi the Hml} cauaed by
the recent truiH of NTs. W. 70. Nn'I..
wos greatly nssuugrd by "a q many acts
ui hnduUFH auu tu.u hluIu,-. CO., 10.
Iafl OF hltts % ifIuuJs. The m mbrut
90 iAa family taau tliH tubhr oyuUr.
uwty az expressing uppftciH lon
90 lln general ,1munihv extended Co
them DO this hour Of their bOruavruru.,
uu. .r.... iI. boy tunt 30 h.H utru Do
t0Y 60 & est c0m.trt anu cor olsli1u
fu t.tm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

Later developments indicate that the
writer's ~ the nrlicy were deceived.
AS a esuli the que ton + TIA viii
ynuhiiess bc carefully inquired into.
According 10 the eyi ence adduced
the deceased had never been III n mo.
ment
TIE body was carefully packed In
snow, placed Ia wagon aud brought
10 this city, where ~ arrived nt 3
O'Clock this morning. An Inquest was
held Wy Coroner Tay Tor this aitrruoo
DbWilcox was Iretett and at 'clock
"a post norton examination was talked
Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
Depuiy Registrars.

The Utah commission tins morning
commenced the work OF appointing
deputy registrars Tor the various cauu.
ties, Arst taking up U,ulah. The spv.
eral precincts were provided for as
follows:
Warren johnson.
Nefnul-E. j. DeFdt ~.
Riverlalu-Johu Angus,
Mountain Doll-Gr1rge Il. Thorne.
All these gentlemen are Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
DIED IN THE MOUNTAINS.


About ten days ago young Salt
Luktr named John 3. Weaver leit
the city and went TO the head VI Big
Cottonwood canyon, with the Intention
Of opening up "a small store TO be run
during the summer months, his IDEA
being TO sell goods TO persons spending
their vacation In the mountains dur
ing tho heated term. lie had cabin
built at Milldoo, about six miles above
tbs Stairs, for tho purpose and had
part OF his stock In by yesterday.
Shortly before noon he was sitting cut.
side Of the building when he was sud
denly seized with u "spell uf blind
uess." lie arose and staggered towards
the door aud was assisted inside
where he fell down ON cot, closed
his eyes, became unconscious, breathod
heavily for a couple Of minutes ana
expired without struggle.
Weaver was married man and his
wife WAS with him AT the time of his
death,
lie formerly lived at No. 90 Center
street und, according 10 the directory,
WAS employed ut the Colorado saloon.
Last winter he was an applicant Tor
lie insurance and the company refused
10 write the policy on tho ground that
lie wRa supposed TO be engaged in the
liquor business. subsequent 20 this
the company was assured that he had
nos been Ia the liquor buhi'
ness anu the policy Was Issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
The Funeral.

Tho funeral services over the re-
mains Of the late Mts. ro'rs9n will be
held at 2p.m. on Sunday, etthu 5 nth
BOuntifUl monu 3 huu'r. a special
train viii leave tla depot OF tIH brHlt
Salt Lake and Hot spruE5 Railroad
ut Pan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
A CORRECTION,
As tla Homo Fa9tnry's Pr0dacs and
It's Agents Percentage.

The NEWS has received from an cs'
iy,msl friend and correspondent a
vigorous oritlciam ana denial Of a par
ussaph In tho article Of another es'
ttmei friend nni correspondent
wDioa appeared In last Saturdays
itJa NJ this paper. There seems to be
ul ngol OF injecting personal ele-
l..t in,o the controversy, 70 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
TIE SILVER MEETING.


10 the people OF U,Hh;
Tho financial depression caused by
the practical domogetlzlt1n q. oliver
and the reduction OF tuat mril ton
commercial commodity h. srioyous'y
nurruug tho trade nod commerce VI
Utah, paial}z inr industries, ur.tip, iug
busiutss ,deprlyin the lahornr c.astF
Of employ Wunt gud the means ui
gaining livelihood, ana threatening
ali Glasses of this community with a
more serious disaaiug than has ever
before beiIllUu our people.
A fycciHl euflDn 81 C1nFrU q
having been called by tho Pre-
eident Tor August IN, 1905,
for the purpose Of c0us,deuns
the financial situation OF the country,
Il has been deemed advisable that the
cllizgus Of U.n assemble IN mass
Convention for the purpose Of cxchang.
ing views on tHr subject, AMI discuss.
ing the plUbieu which 10 pre.
suutcd, I'm tho hope that iiuas
may be advanced and suggestions
pro.Cuted which viii gid cur repre-.
eculnuveB IN C1urguss Ia preventing
the impending drns.pr, aud Bringing
about wise solution OF the trouble
which is urOu the country,
lho mass meeting will be held At the
Salt Lake lhyNIUr on "wednesday
eyoai. g, Iu.y 1871, 1893, at s O'Clock
q I gll who AGO Interested In the
welfare ui tlg uutTy are cordially
Invited TO attend.