davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-30
MiedzynarOdOwy kOn-
gres sOcyalnO demo-
~kratyczny.
Zuryeh, @ s~ierpnia.

4oHAo WI
dnieje al W ~szesnastu jesykach
s~wiatowych = oczywiScie i W
pelskim = ma wszystkich udeko-
rowsnych W rewolucyjne barwy
|czerwone sciansch tutejszej wiel.
kiej sail muzycznej, ma kt6rej cd
bywa sic miedzynarodowy kongres
socyalistycznej idei przewrotu.
Przybyfo ma kongres przeszfo 700
delegatow towarzystw socyalno.
acknowledgement Z cafego swiata
i ruch psnuje cd wczoraj W mic.
scie naszem wielki, lie ae tutej-
sze masy robotnicze i liczny "a.
step sluchaczy uniwersytetu hoi
duja czerwonej miedzynarodowce
Go ktory krai miai najlepszego,
to przysial ma kongres.
Niemieccy socyalisci przysiali
al okofo 100 delegatow, " tel
liczbie wszystkie wybitniejsze
hgwiazdy" stronnictwa, jak: Be
bla, Liebknechta, Singera. Voll:
mara, Blrks. Grillenbergera, Fl.
schera, Stadthagena i wlelu In.
ny Oh. Stawifa sic takte znana
literatka socyalnodemokratyczna
Kara Zetkin z Sztutgartu jako
delegatka socyalistek niemieckich.
ME brakfo take PAM Ma,x.Ave.
ling, corki ,,ojca" socyalizma ME-
mieckiego Marxa.
Francuzcy socyaliSci nielicznie
SO ma kongresie reprezentowani,
zajeci So bowiem obrabianiem
wyborc6w wobecnej agitacyi wy.
borczej francuzkiej. 2 ~wybitniej.
szych frsncuzkich so~cyalIstow
przybyli byfy minister handlu ko
muny paryskiej Leon Frankel i
cztonek paryskiej rady gminneJ
Valiant.
ADgielscy s~ocyalisci przybyli
icznie, pomiedzy innymi znajduje
sic tn jake delegat przywodzca
angielskich Trades Unions i clio.
mex angielskiei izby deputowa.
nych John Burns.
Przybyf tak&e znany przywo.
dzca socyalistow holenderskich
Domela Niuvenhuis, ktory ma o.
statnim k~oDgresie socyalistyczaym
W Bfukseli tax zacIeta stoczyl
wake z Liebknechtem. Skoro
wymlenifem znowu Liebknechta,
Winienem takte wymieniG dele.
legatoW opozycyjnych socyalistow
berlihskich, a mianowicie reda.
ktyra opozycyjnego socyalnode
mokratyczuego urganu der So.
cialist" Landauera i nakfsdzce
tego pisma znanego przeciwnika
Bella i Liebknechta, vodza ,,nie.
zaleinych socyalistow" Wernera z
Berlina.
Istnieiacs W Pofnocnej Anne.
ryce 2ydowsko niemiecka sekcya
robotnicza wyslafa jake reprezen-
tanta swego redaktora wycho.
dzacego " Nowym Jorkn W ME.
miecko. 2ydowskim &argonie pisma
robotniczego Cahana.
Me brak tak2e anarchistow,
ktorych dopuszczenie do udaialu
W obradach kopgresu jest jeszcze
watpliwem, ME brak takae sp6.
dniczkowYch representation idei
przewrotowej. Siowem reprezen.
towane sa wszystkie cywilizowane
n~arodowoSci, a pr6cz wymienio.
nych biora udziai W kongresie
Rosyanie, Polacy, Wegrzy, Dun
czycy. Szwedzi, Portugalczycy,
Grecy, Holendrzy, Czesi, Serbo-
vie, Wiosi, Belgijczycy, Amery.
kanie it'd. Gdziekolwiek sic obro-
cisz ma sail, ~sfyszysz inny jezyk
tn francuzki, tam angielski, to
niemiecki, to hiszpaGski, polski,
greek, rumuhski, serbski, we
gierski, szwedzki. duhski, wioski,
siowem panuie tn mieszanins
iszykowa, jak na wie4y Babel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-30

gresu zebraiy sic nader liczne
tfumy publicznosci. Obszerna sala
kongresowa byfa przepeiniona DO
same brzegi; dekoracya sail, kt6ra
tr1ymana jest W symbolicznym
stylu przewrotowym i razi, gdzie.
kolwiek spojrzysz, swoja krwawa
czerwonoscia, wykonali bezpiatnie
zurychscy ,,towarzysze".
Kongres zagail przewoduiczacy
szwajcarskiego socys listycznego
zwiazku Grutli. p. Burbli z IN.
rychu, przemowieniem niemie.
ckien, W ktorem W zapalnych
siowach sfawif idee socyalizmu,
jake jedynie zdolnego wydz wignac
ludzkoSc z obecnego bfota, W
ktore ia popchnefa burioazya i
kapitalizm. Kapitalizm spustoszyl
lasy, s%prowadzii powodzie i cara.
~, wyssai ziemie, zepsuf klimat;
temu ma zaradzic zfaczony pro.
letaryat calego iwiata, kt6ry chce
rownoSci j cywilizacyi Ola wszy.
stkich. Juz Szwsjcarya z swemi
acknowledgement urzadzeniami
jest mafym wzorem PREY szfego
uksztafcenia sic ziednoczenia wszy
stkich pahstw EuropY, Jest wzo-
rem przysziej republiki iwisto-
wei. Go do urzadzenia tel repu.
bliki zdania wyznawcow socyali.
zmu jeszcze sic rozchodza, ale
ozywia wszystkich idea wytyczns
socyalizmu, ktora ~wywalczej must
zwycieztwo klssie robotniczej.
Ma ten temat snuf dalej mo.
wca swoje optymistyczne pogla-
dy, ktore nsstepnie przetiumaczyf
W jezyku francuzkim i angiel.
skim.
Wywiazaia sic nastepnie dfuasza
dyskusya do porzadku obrad, Ia.
kohczons uchwaia, wedfug kt6rej
kaada narodowosG ma by6 "
biurze kongresu reprezentovana
odpowiednio do liczby delegat6w.
Wybor biura dokonany bedzie
jutro.
Pc poludniu odbyf sic wspa.
niafy pochod uczestoikow koa.
gresu przez gl6wne ulIce ma plac
szkofy kantonewej, gdzie zebraiy
sic mnogie tysiace tfumu mieisco
wego. UroczystoSc ogrodowa "a.
gail zapalnem przemowieniem
wiceprezes komitetu orgsnizacyj-
nego redaktor Greulich z Zury.
chu. Pc odspiewaniu ad hoe ma.
pisanego hymnu, przemawiaf zna-
ny wodz socyslistow angielskich
posef John Burns, po MIN czio
mex paryzkiej radY municypalnej
Valiant, dalej wodz socyalist6w
niemieckich Bebel i redaktor
Turati z Medyolanu. Kaady m6wii
" jezyku ojczystym, poczem
mowy ich tfumaczono W jezyku
niemieckim, angielskim i francu
zkim, Pc kafdej movie wyko.
nano ipiewy. Ma tenn skohczyla
sic uroczystose niedzielna. Kon.
gres trwac bedzie do soboty.
Ma porZadku obrad kongresu
50 nastepujace kwestye: y sro.
dki celem miedzynarodowego
przeprowadzenia 8 godzinnej dni6.
wiki; p wsp6lne przepisy W spra.
vie obchodu ,,Swieta msjowego";
81 taktyka polityczna socyalnych
demokratow; a parlamentaryzm
j agitacya wyborcza, b1 bezpo.
srednie ustawodawstwo przez lud;
Al stanowisko socyalnej demo.
kracyi ma przypadek wojny: 81
ochroua robotnikow: 81 narodo.
we j miedzynarodowe uksztalto.
wanie towarzystw zawodowycb;
y miedzynarodowa organizacya
socyalnej demokracyi; 81 rozma-
itosci.
Obok kongresu obraduja oso-
bne miedzynarodowe kongresy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-30

faiszywego kierunku jego pre-.
sladowczej, stosowanej wzgledem
Polakow. TIE kilka slow obrony
Polakow do 2ywego poruszyfy
aoic starego zrzedy Z Friedrichsruh,
ktory z Gala gwaitownoScia ude.
rzyl ma nKoln. Ztg.", ze odwa.
syfa sic wystspi6 W obronie ma.
rodu rintrygantow i intrygantek",
z ktorym Rosya jedynie wtedy
da sobie rade, je3eli ME zaniecha
systemu. Ma te napaSc
Bismsrkowska cdpowiada ,,Czas"
trafnie W siowach nastepujscych:
dante przyszedf nam ma mysl
i piekio dantejskie, gdysmy pre-.
czytali ostatnia enuncyacys ks.
Bismarcka. Psychologist ma swo.
je niezgiebione problemy i SWAT
uczuc takte; miioSc przenosi GO.
ry, nienawiSc siega az W gfab
przepasci, ktora sic z wysoka ru-
nefo. w nienawisci do Polakow,
ktora ks. Bismarck ziaf re szczy.
tn wfadzy j zieje pde profundis'',
jest cos demoniczuego, cos prawie
msjestatycznego ~podfoscia, ale
tel to jedyny majestat, kt6ry
straconemu mezowi stanu pozo.
stal. NienswiSc do Polakow staia
sic ola niego deska zbawienia,
ktorej sic czepia kurczowo, ably
wynurzyc sic z etchlani nicoSci,
jakiej pograsyf go bieg wypa-
dkow.
Kiedy byf u wfadzy, przesla.
dowaf wiare Polak6w, odbieraf
Inn Jezyk, usuwaf ich jezyk i kalai
ich nazwisko publicznie. Teraz
ME ma silly pc temu. Ale POGO.
stai jezyk, ably uprawiaG sztuke
chc6by ola sztuki, ably nawoiy.
wac j pchac do nienawisci, a je-
Seli W Niemczech CLOS ten stawa
sic Pc trocbu gfosem w~oiajacego
ma puszczy, to ma wschodzie Jest
Rosya ia sic prosi o krople
krwi Polskiej, jak o rose ore.
wSrod zar6w, kt6re pala
to wnetrze o niedospiewanych
myilach niedokonanych aktach
nienawisci. 1 wir6d tego mio-
tania hasiem bojowem Jest ciapie
nawolywanie, be iatwo uprzatnaS
sic z oPolska propaganda, 4e ma
to starczy troche dobrej, czy ra.
czej M~urawiewowskiei vol, ze
to sprawl iatwa i kr6tkiego CA.
su. nVeni, vidi, vici" rozbrzmiewa
sFriedrichsruh ponad spra-
wa polska.
Ale my ks. Bismarcka zane.
wnic moaemy, be on ami iuf
prEyjdzie, ami zwycie4y, ami zwy.
cisztw swoich ogladae ME bedzie.
z MIN sic uprzatna6 niz
z nami, tego iuz uczy historya.
Intryganci i spiskowcy, jak caiy
narod ochrzcic mu sic podobaio,
maja jeszcze do ,,propagandy"
dosyc ochoty j silly, DO ia ,pro.
'Psganda'' jest prostym patryoty.
zmem, kt6ry jezJ ka swego i WARY,
mysh ! duszy polskiej wydrzee
sobie ME pozwoli, ami przez Bi.
smarkow, ami przez Or2ewskich.
l re sposobem i wggarda patrzy-
my ma te miotania skohczonego
cztowieka, a kiedy mas gryzie,
wiemy. BE sam sic gryzie i szar.
ME 70 awOfa p;arhlo-.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-30
Polska szkoia

AHUSSIRxI
~ CHICAGO.
Essulapisnl College of Midwifery.
Zaio4onA " roku 1883.
Ze szkoly tel wyslo jua kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnle ole.
e sic dobre en- powodzeniem.
Szkofa naszs potwierdzona przez IA
Rad lekarski State Board Of Health.
Zgtaszac sie listownie do:
ID N. X Isscrstsry
Hawthorne,
p. o. HYMAN.
COOK Co. IN.
Widziec sic MONA osobiscie " oisie
003 w. l0ta utica,
'pomiedsy godz. 9.ma q 10 raRo; lub wIeczo
EN- | " Niedziele " re~zydenoyi hawthorne,
diva biloxi cd Depot W apiece, dokad tame.
cEny agent wskaze drcgs Tylko 20 minui
drogi z Chicago Union Depot ns Burlington
kolei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-30
POLsKI KARAWANIAR7

8KLAD RUMIRN
po najtanssej Genie.
H0r0VV0nv 1FOwO-
do ~pogrzebow. Wynajmuje takts 20
wozy ma wesela, bale i przeja4dzk D.
sfuga skora, q ceny umisrkowsna. q
iaskawe wzgledy uprssza rodak6w.
8. r. AALICKI,
76l N. T7TH STR. CHICAGO II,
TELEEON oO76.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
TRIED TO GET OUT !
Three White Men Try to Break Jail
in Durham.
They Are Caught in the Act by the Jailer
Who Looks.
LITTLE LONGER ALL WOULD BE DONE
People who Come and GO-Brief BreVi
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

There have been some desperate efforts
made by Maddry, Lee, and Barbee to get
out of their cell in the county Jail.
Maddry was sentenced for getting q
watch, Though it seems he needs one),
Lee for stealing potatoes and Barbee for
stealing watermelons. 1t seems that
they are agriculturist.
They are in one cell, up stairs. Mon
day Jailer Harvard with Officer Wood
searched the cell, and made a carefu ul ex-
animation. What led to this was a tip
from the outside. An axe was to be
sent to the prisoners in ponc of bread.
But it was not sent.
An examination revealed the fact that
the prisoner had tried all the files they
needed but could not 60 through the bars
which are of steel \ bolt head had
been filed off and an imitation one made
Of soap. Seven files were found, com.
pletely worn out, and one long piece of
iron which would have been used to re.
move bricks, and made TO order we're in
the cell. This work had been done at
the black ksmith shop, and it is hoped that
on this clew the outside assistants will
be located. They had filed and sawed,
and done much, but not enough to get
out.
Officer Wood had suggested that the
prisoners were up little late, and this
lead 10 the search.
AS it is now, Jailer Harvard will keep
his eye peeled, and the chances are good
that the prisoners will not get away until
sent away or dismissed by the court.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
COMING AND GOING.
Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Col. w. A. Albright is in the city. He
says he expects to remain some time
Col. Walton Busbee did not return
to. day as was announced. He will come
later.
Col. Bow Harris walked in from Fairn.
tosh this morning. He reports the walk
ing good.
DR.. N. NJ. johnson came in to day and
says that he notices much improvement
since he was last with us.
Col, J. w. Do1d ran up from More
head to-day and returned on the after
noon train. He says that all is serene
with him.
Col. Bob Carr did not come in in time
to-day to remain. He returned shortly,
going to Greensboro, where he will stay
some time.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
Shut Down

that's what they call il when the mill
closes and the work stops. The same
term is applied to the liver when you
suffer with Biliousness and Sick Head
ache. There is nc action. A few doses
of Simmons Liver Regulator will soon
set the liver going property, and keep the
bowels regular. Take the Regulator now
and then TO prevent any re- e-occurrances
Of these distressing symptoms.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
POLICE COURT LIGHT |
But Two Cases This Morning Before
Col. Heartt.
One Was Dismissed and One Fined for
His Folly.
ANOTHER NeATHERY COMES IN II
Craig Commits a Nuisance, but Eeing
Ignorant of the Law, Is Dis
charged by Heartt.

Craig Commits Nuisance, but Being
Ignorant of the Law, Is Dis
charged by Heartt.
In police court this morning Col. Leo
D. ileartt acted as mayor during the alb.
sence Of Mayor Peay, and he had but
little to do.
William Craig, colored, had thrown
filth on the street, and was arrested by
Officer Crabtree He was discharged, as
he claimed he did not know the law. But
as Craig has continually contributed to
the general fund in fines, we suppose this
was well enough.
John Neathery, who was drunk and
disorderly and was rolled in this morning
about o'clock by Crabtree, was fined
$760. At last accounts he was rustling
to get some one to 60 his security.
The Neatherys have been giving the
. city much trouble for the last few months.
Mayor and Major Heartt did the bust,
ness in good shape, and we'n run him for
mayor next time.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

THE GLOBE regrets to learn that L.
McWilliams, who has frequently kicked
everything upside down in his drunken
sprees, has left the governments service.
because the government suggested that
he should. He left this Office owing it
money, as he doubtless has others. He
was the Smart Aleck who wanted to be
the old reb and who was sent through
Kelley by Mr.. J. S. Carr. Such ingrates
should be punished in some way.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

Do you read the testimonials published
in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla: They
are thoroughly reliable and worthy your
confidence.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
QUITE A CROWD.

The Orphans Concert Last Night Did a
Very Good Business for These Times.
The concert at the court house last
night did very well. The proceeds, in
Guiding collection, amounted to thirty
eight dollars. DR.. Black was here with
ten girls and two boys from the asylum
at Oxford, and they gave the concert.
All were we'll pleased, and it is TO be
regretted that more money was not re
ceiyed. But under the circumstances,
hard times and all considered, there can
be no cause to complain.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

Constipation and sick headache perma
nently cured, and piles prevented by
japanese Liver Pellets; especially adapted
to children's use. Sold by w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
For Sale,

a small safe, Herring patent, and a
pair of Fairbank scales No. 5, portable.
Cheap for cash. Apply to
VIM. LIPsCoMB,
Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

Col. c. T. Postley returned to day from
a six weeks trip to Paris. He says he
saw lots and heard much French during
his absence
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

;. , Is tus UnIy HetllcIlls 30 a
doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money
back. Nervous prostration and debility are
conquered by it
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09

Even with the worst cases Of Catarrh, after
you'v tried everything else, the proprietors
Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy win agree
60 pay you $500 if they can't cure you
compietely.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-09
IT'S DANGEROUS GROUND

y OANGEROCS GROCND
that you stand ON - with a
cough or a cold, and your
blood impure. Out of just
these conditions comes Con-
sumption
You must do something.
In the earlier stages of Con-
sumption, and in all the con-
ditions that lead to it, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is q certain remedy.
This scrofulous affection of
the lungs, Ike every other
form Of Scrofula, can be cured
by it In severe, lingering
Coughs, all Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung Affections, and
every disease that can be
reached through the blood,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

and In doing % iroze HE feet and cor.
trscled pneumonia. He has been via
with dclirium most OF the time since
that awful night, until death relieved
his sufleringa Three weeks ago the doc
tors amputated the toes of both ieei,and
subsequently, were compelled to ampu-
tate the left ieg near the knee, gan
CREME being the cause Of b)tn opera.
tions. After driving Brennan out Of
camp johnson shot aud killed Bud
Terwillager, thus making two lives he
ia directly accountable for, the victims
In both cases being guilty only Of tile
crime Of being called "teuderfeei,"
and yet, that paper complains, the
authorities Of Utah have thus far made
no effort to bring tho murderer to jus
tice.
The sooner that particular scoundrel
Is hunted down an / brought TO Justice,
the better. 1.-THE sheriff or sheriils In
that part Of the Territory Are unable to
apDrehend him, they certainly know
what course TO pursue; and Let US hope
for the sake Of the Territory at large
and the people Of that part Of 1t In par
ucular, there will be no further delay
IN taking johnson and making him
pay tue full penalty Of his crimes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
IT II DONE!

In the history VI the people oil God,
az In the experience Of individuals,
there are periods OF supreme Joy and
exultalion; there are times when the
mind is more than usually filled with
the contemplation Of things divine,
ami the spist within feels the relation
ship with the Father above and the
utilization with the home beyond.
Such. according to the Scriptures,
was the occasion when the Temple OF
Solomon was dedicated; such also was
the occasion OF the outpourlng OF the
Holy Gnost on the day Of Pentecost.
Such was the occasion, according TO
the testimony OF living witnesses and
Of modern sacred writ, Of the dedica.
ton Of the first Temple In this dis
pensatiou, at Kirkland; aud such was
most certainly tho occasion this morn
ing when the grand aud beautiful
Temple In this city was dedicated unto
the Lord OF Hos,s.t
The Spirit Of God filled the sacred
building and touched the hearts Of all
present. II would he almost shcrilcgc,
~ II would be quite impossible, to at.
tempt TO describe the EN- ltions that
the 30 emu ceremonies called forth.
We shall make no such vain cndeavor,
Each must see aud hear aud feel
for himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
TIE ADDRESS 10 1ur PRESIDENT

The address OF the mining and Lusi-
neS men OF This Territory to President
Cleveland hss tho right ring 10 II. AZ
It will DO found In iull In it4 proper
place in touay's NEWS, Il only needs to
be referred 10 here.
II ever people were Justified In
calling upon the head OF the nation
for such relief ns he can secure II he
will, those OF the interior west are Nv
justified. The President has not been
advised az 10 all phases OF the silver
question; anu such ideas ~ he has
formed M imbined have been those OF
the people who no not produce but ore
foremost In the handling Of the white
metal There Is large profit to be
roaliz d out Of unequal conditions,
whereas II equality prevailed there
woull be wider distribution aud con,
sequeutly smaller profits for the few
lie is an honest man and insists upon
every dollar that Is issued with tho
governments stamp upon II cou.
tanning n hundred cents worth
Of value; for this there Is and can be-
no censure, only praise; but we re.
,pectlully atk that It DO determined by
an impartial tribunal, and not by a
'elect few committed to this continued
characterization Of one Of cur circu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
STAKE CONFERENCES.


Utah stake--5atutday and SUNDAY,
Aprll l5ih and 18Th; and SATURDAY ana
Sunday, July 18Th aud 18Th.
Weber 5take-supjay Rni MONDAY,
April 10th ami l7th; and sunday ana
Monday, July iG!h and l7th'
Box Elder, Tootlc aud oneiuh
stakes-sunday aud Monday, Aphi
esrd and 2itn; and Sunday aud Mon
day, July 23fd and 2iih.
Wa.atoh and Juab stnkes-Sa'nrday
and SUNDAY, April goth and sOih; and
saturday and SUNDAY, July 2oth aud
Both.
Cache Btske-sunday and Monday
ApriI sOth aud May LIT; and sunday
and Monday, July SOth and slal.
Rear Lake stake - Saturday and
sunday, May 9th and 9Th; and satur'
day anu Sunday, August 9th and O'h'
Emery, summit aud Uintah Stakes
SUNDAY and Monday, May 7th and
sih; AMI Sunday and Monday, August
9th aud 5lb.
sanpe,o aud Star Valley Stakes
Saturday anu sunday, May 18Th anu
l4tb; and Saturday and Sunday, Au'
gust 18th md l3lh.
San Luis, Morgan aud hammock
slakes-Sunday anu Monday May
l4th and 18th; and Sunday and Mon
80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
HUNT MN DOWN.

The Grand junction star OF a recent
date relates "a circumstance which, II
not exaggerated IN narration, has
been permitted to pass by altogether
TOO quietly. II IL stated that some two
months ago, when the San Juan fever
was at Its height, there came from
South Dakota young attorney named
James brennan, IN quest OF fortune
OF courst, as were all the others who
went that way. One very cold night,
while on his way to the mythical "dig.
gins," a desperate named ovid Bin"
Johnson entered camp, compelled
brennan TO dance, aud tnen drove him
out Of camp. lthas since been learned
that Brennan was compelled to walk
tweniy-lhree miles to reach shelter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
THE VALUE OF METALS.

There II an Idea more or less preva'
lent that gold Is the most precious OF
metals. In n certain practical sense
this In not far wrong, but as matter OF
fact It Is greatly out Of the way. There
are several other metals winch, by
reason OF certain peculiar anu unusual
qualities, are rated beyond gold In the
markets OF the world, ~ Ia shown by a
recent list published In New York.
Platinum, supposed by some few to tie
one Of the metals outranking gold, Is
rated nj about half us much, with the
following rates per troy pound for metals
worth more than gold: Barium, 81 4sg;
calcium, $3.50; cerium, s4,1Os;
chromium, s37s; didymilm, 1857;
erbum, s2,797; galllum, ;52, 220;
gluclnum, sI,i7o; indium, sa,357;
Ia ithanum, $3.50; lithium. $3.50;
niooium, s., SOS; osmium, $3.50; palladi
um, si2O; rhodium, 81 ,s65; --uthenium,
$500; rubidium, s75S ,ntalum,
50, 357; tlt.unm, ss2i; thorlum, 50 .3il;
vanadium, ss,2OJ; yttrlum, 1887;
chromium, $50. These prices are,
however, the equivalents OF quota
tons by the gram, and It Is probable
that for 40 large n quantity as a pou nd
III procurable-a con-i ierable dis
count would be made. The utter
inability to procure pound Mt n time
OF such metals contributes toward their
value In some cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
THE LAST OF rnr LIBEL SUITS.

The case OF Justice Peter Lochrie
against the DrsgREr NEWS Go. came
before the Third district court yester'
day on the Defendants demurrer TO
the complaint. Judge Zane briefly
reviewed the case aud then announced
that he could see no allegations OF cor
ruption In tiilce OF necessary implica'
ton to that effect; that newspapers
have certain latitude In the
criticism. Of public officers and this
Ia guaranteed by our institutions,
but they must not abuse the privi'
lege. lie then sustained the demur'
rer, which virtually disposes OF the
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

THE MINNESOTA law to compel
Cinnamon to wear their blouses or
shirts inside their trousers on penalty
OF having their queues cut OF Is a ut.
ting suggestion to some crank Western
legislator TO demand that all men shall
wear their pantaljons inside their
boot.legs on penalty Of having their
heads cut on. Fashion Ia inexoraDle
enough without the aid OF any law.