Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
MELANGE.

NV ANtHs hAs bAAtG ~ now inc
chaplain Of the penlientlsry. A few
Sundays ago he preached 10 the con.
vicis and commiserEtod them because
they could not quit, like his city con.
gregalion, when the sermon did not
suit them. But that wasn't quite 20
bad IN the "broak" Of Rev. Mr.. Mabry
who opened his discourse 10 the rrls-
oGefs QUE Sunday In an abslraoted
manner aud by sheer force OF habit
remarked; ~ am glad u see 40 many
new faces mere today"
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by the way, wnvfe Il Mr.. Mabry
"ap' lust now? Neither no nor his
large consignmeals Of contributions T.
tie starving multitudes Ia salt Lake
CITY have yet arrived from Iowa. Or
Il II possible that the sombre picture
drama by the Methodist divine Of tue
hopeless condition VI affairs here, was
eaiculatel only fJr pefsOnal Appllcg-
ti0L2
ION that mine enemy would write
boukl" IL isn't precisely book that
J. q. Couklin wrote, but only an
rpistle declining Tho Citlzeus' ana In
| dependents nominations tor recorder;
yet here II Hon. w. IA. Dickaun who
declares that Judge Powers ppFpr.
irattd the letter, while %. W. utuirs
tho SOFT Impeachment. san nobody
seems 20 believe that COnklln himself
wrote u, though It isn't much OF a
letter after all. Such Is groAtlcssi
The Very Hon. L.. ~. Allen In homo
aud In the newspnpord with an iuteT-
view regarding the silver question,
We are informed that che pat In some
good Hicks for the white metHln while
ia Washington. The gentleman il
too modest 10y halt Although the
Associated Press ignored 10 record his
'good lirks'--the Associate Pr,ts Il 40
prJudiced against the West, you know,
that IL did not even wire q. G., Gls,
omen letter to the Presldout-there cab
hu little doubt but that 10 Aileu's good
iioks b. due the entire change la the
silver situation. ItisR pity no came
home 20 soon.
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This Is the tliue VI oquinoctlal dt-
tufbAucps, In the weather as well as in
poiltiu; nut IL will not last long. hi,
ruutly lne storm clouds and the Liberal
party viii tulside, and we shall have
n " shine ana tranquility once more.
Speed the uayl
Complaints, Il 4, said, were lodged
with thuplstOilice inspector when ne
recently yls ted Postmaster Nash's
domain OF mail management on his
part. IL was claimed, for one thing,
that more letters remain undglivered
Than In other city this Size, nOtwith-
standing some OF the addresses arc
directed 20 well known people whose
residences are properly given In tho
city directory. Another thing COM
planned OF was that undeliyerud letters
are not written out Ia bold hsni, no
no vino runs may read, but that tho
slips are cut cut Of the newspapers and
posted up In the dark lobby where
nobody not armed with "a maguilying
glass can dvciphur them, Aud there
Wefouundry other grievances bodies.
Whether they are all Justihsd In fact,
W merely inspirod by political Suimus,
deponont sayeth not
Salt Lake City Il noted for several
NNNAAnN NfAh hNa" ffNH hhhf hAANhK " hNtA
the bank failure arc Of late the most
conspicuous. Just now whom tho
ioiliye anarchist 10 busying himself
eyorywhsro, his absence from this
city rs quite agreeable. II Ia not al.
ways best TO bu too rap d. Some folks
ihiuk We axe too slow, but It suits us an
right.
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This is Irelsnd's 10Y a. tho WUrl4's
Fair. 30 tnr rs the weather Is Cou.
cerned II might be 81. Patriok's day iu
the morning.
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Nhe,her the Afchduke OF Austria
pnssed through Salt Lake yesterday or
not Ia muu.gi question. Some u the
noble nibs were here, that Is certain,
and they conducted Themselves with
al the hautsur that Is char o.eristio OF