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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
SEPTEMBER FORECAST.
Compiled From an Onleial Obs rvatIoa
Record Of Nineteen Years.


The chief Of the weather bureau
directs the publication Of the following
data, complied from the record Of obser-
vatlons for the month Of September,
taken at this station during period OF
nineteen yeats.
10 Is believed that the facts thus set
forth will prove Of interest to the pub.
lie, as well MS the special student, show
ing as they do the average and ex'
IRENE conditions Of the more import
ant meteorological elements and the
unge within which such variations
may be expected 10 keep during any
corresponding month.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean or normal temperature "a deg,
The warmest September was that OF
1855, with an average OF 10 deg; the
coolest September was that OF 1883,
with an average Of 81 deg, the highest
temperature during any september
was 90 ueg. ON september 9Th, 1915.
The lowest temperature during any
September was 80 deg. on September
aNANt ANNNa ANAANhN NAAAh NAA "hANAA
Drilling" frost occurred lin autumn)
October 18th.
PRECIPITATION. Grain and melted
snow.l
Averave for the month, O.s3 inches;
average number Of days with .Ol OF an
inch or more, 4; The greatest monthly
precipitation was $40 irCh's in
1878; the greatest am unit Of
precipitation recorded IN any - cou-
seoutivu hours was lisa inches on
September Let aud 2nd, 1855,
The greatest amount OF snowfall
recorded ia "a consecutive houra
(feuOrd extending 10 winter Of lssA'5
was meme.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number Of clear days, 10;
average number OF partly cloudy dayF,
o; average number OF cloudy days, o.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been
from the SIC. NV. The highest velocity
Of the wind during any septeml tr
was IS miles on September 29Ih, 1871
W. ID. MAXWELL,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
BURNED TO DEATH.


A distressing accident happened on
Monday, at Caldwell, Idaho, at the
house Of Mr.. Brookshire, recently from
Missouri, who lives ON Elliot Drlggs'
place, four miles above Middleton, on
Inc foot hill road. MTs. Brookshire
had occasion to 10 to dr. Driggs'
place, a short distance away and was
absent ouly u few moments she LETT
her two children, aged four and two
and half years, In tbs house. She
had been there but a few moments
whom the house was discovered In
flames, and before assistance could DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
COMMERCIAL NOTES
The Price OF Moncy.-siiVer Ht the
stock Exchange,

stock Exchange,
NEW Y0ml, Aug. 28.-Rates on call
loans ruled higher. Seven per cent
was freely paid Tor accommodation
Time money WAS stringent with rates
OF per cent per snuum aud com
mission which makea the rates any
where from 10 to % per cont per
nnnum. There is little doing In mer-
camille paper Tie demand for money
ior the purpose q moving crops II b.-
ginning to be felt. Currency still
commands n premium OF u pei cent,
tut business 10 light. Colo To arrive IL
at premium Of per cent spot gold Is
offered ut / =. per cent Tho loan
committee OF the clearing house at a
meeting today neither Issued nor
cancelled any certificates. Sterling
exchange was weaker, posted rates
4s2l % l.s7l. A further reduction in
the p,emium paid for currency was
also an important factor In bringing
ABOUT the decline IN sterling.
Silver was dull at the stock ex.
change; certificates ~ bid and II
asked. Commercial bar fell 10 75.;
Mexican dollars, 500
IL may be stated IN good authority
that tne sB7S, 900 Of the Northern Pa.
oIilo railroad conaol mortgage five per
cent bonds, and the 2liO shares OF
mo 81. Paul and Northern Pacific
common stock, pledged by the North
srn Pacific company with SpOyer &
20. ior money advanced, will not be-
sold at public action today as expected.
Receiver Ooakes Will today apply nt
Milwaukee for leave 10 issue receivers
certificates. The prooceds Will bB ap-
plled 10 protecting maturing loans
ana TO keep the properly intact.
IL has been suggested IN some quar-
tiers that the decline In the Northern
Pacific consols 90 2i3 Mt the stock
exchange this morning had ten
denoy to make the creditors Of the
company less eSacting I'm their de.
mand, for the reason that IL would be
difficult 20 predict the result OF a forced
sale at this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

Delaware Peaches and West virginia
fuucu.

Delaware Peaches ana West virginia
Punch.
WORLDS FAIR, Aug. .3.-WoatNir'
ginin aud Delaware Joined hnnda 1t
tne White city today. IL was their
day aud thuy made the most OF lt
Delaware furnished peachC., Wet
Virginia punch. GovCrnors Reynolds
aud McC0fkle ptosided atFeslival Han
In the afternoon, where ofuiom aud
noted vucalislb Of both states particle
rated IN the exerciaus. Stephen Is.
l1lkins and John W. Ha,rls, West
Virginia, and Anthony Higgins, Jomts
Pcnnewrll, Delaware, were among
those who mgdU the addrtfsts.
The beautiful white buildings
Of the Exposition VIII be sold us junk.
They will soon be adyoftiEed and
Knocked down 10 the highest bidder.
About the only thing Tor futuro ute In
them are the iron aud steel arches ana
tiinberp. IL thought that not more
than n million dOllnrs will 10 realized
from the auction. TIE Manufactures
ana Liberal Arts building, which cost
sl,6OU,O 900, will Of necessity, u IA be-
lieyod, owing 10 the magnitude Of tho
undertaking, Do given 10 the man VINO
will tear n d9wn aud carry the debris
away. Each "tch VI this building
contains twenty car loads OF Steel oil
firmly rivetBd together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Low Railway Rates.

The Union Pacific have made ex.
ceedingly low excursion rates TO per.
sons desiring TO attend tho grand fare.
well sacred concert In the Tabernacle
on Sunday night next. The points 20
anu from which the reduced rates
apply are published In full Ia another
column. Tickets will b. good ON any
train to and Including the 20lh inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

fFtN Ola LuulAu tttths y. N' NNN %. lIf
.isnt.lorao power engine purchased e..
Me- Ftaus Clayton. -
H.. b. Coe AMI Ward Christian have
local. the Whale. Mikado, Mascot
and Nadncr prospvclHi about nineteen
miles north OF Beaver. The ledge
enmulcs thoy brought In look very
"Wednesday one hundred or MOTE
acres OF pfniu and iucrfn 90 Miners.
willie were covered with three feet u
wstuf, covering entirely the crops
with mud and silt. Mon ana teams
were sent 81 the mountains Co divert
the large streams VI Waiob bar graln
was n0ateJ away IN large quantities.
Two young men, nauts unknown,
held ~ l3lisnA Steel, pro puciDr here
from Silver Bcot, last Thursday, Fri.
day aui Saturday, about the same
hours each night, IL O'clock, at the
corner Of MI. Joseph hguUnsun's
place Oh Main street, ana robbed him
Of money. The officers suspect two
Beaver young men, hut have no posi-.
tive proof ~ to Identity.
MOTHS.
Tho regular meeting u tho Real
Esiatp exchange was mold this alter
noon, but nothing Of public interest
WINS transacted.
The most extensive and celebrated
salt mine In the world f. al WinuCzka,
nine miles from Cracuw, iu GaliDin, a
province OF Austria-Hungay. lt has
been work Il continuously Tor 600
years. The mas. OF sal. b. calculated
10 be- 900 miles long, 20 mllos broad
and .OU iout thick.
W. II. TOlcr Of Los Angeles reports
himself tho victim Of OIL April fool
tranmc,i0n. On the nrtt uI that
month Ia ls9. hc rad 3. E Lucas anu
4. a. Marchcr $500 for IAacut claim
in San BuunrIiuU county, Cal, on
tho representation that O1m each
/ cubic yard OF dirt he could rrugutu one
90 two dollars Ia X I'd. lr proof OF
their assertion, Lucas aud Mafchut
showed him n luckskiu elCk contain.
ing couple OF haudiuIs Uf rlid which
they SAID came from tina. particular
claim. Tolsr says that when hp
| pauncd the dirt there wag no gold 1t
an anu ho is now suing 10 got his
money back
Boise, Idaho, StdtemgH J. NJ
/ Clark upcnntoudout Oh tue Orchard
/ Irrigation company, went over "a
/ lnuiau creek yesterday. hit. Llara
says they have seg0ut over 400 acres Of
| pfunO trees, aud the reservoir fur
/ nishus oil the water necessary for tue
trees. They ART Ia fine condition. In
fact this ~ tue largest ptunU orchard
In the United States. They were col
out this spring. Mr.. CLARK says that
the cfickctH did some damage early n
tho season, hut the ptfH were des
tr0yed before they ruined many trees
The great orchard makes o. huautifu
showing from the railroad, though th'
portion seen by travellers il not th'
most attractive, having been sot gu
last aud the trees being lets forward
Several hundred acres additional will
be planted next year.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
Toinys clearing house exchange
amounted 10 s7B,78l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

obtained 10th Of her little ones hal
Iotished, probably from ulocslion.
The house was only partially con.
suncd. Tho children were 'Ound dead
In bed. The origin Of the FIRE ~ n mys.
terry, but n supposed to have originated
In the chimney. The fnthCr was from
homo at the the time aud the mother
is Frustrated with grief. The remains
Of the little ones were buried In the
same grave on Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Llre Rnrrlnrs Nd the Mnyor,s.

A couple Of real, live burglars visited
Mayor Baskiu's residence on East
First North street yesterday. One Of
them cAwlei into his honor's bed
chamber through a transom, while
another specimen Of the same olass
went through tnu patlOr. The Mayor
IL late sleeper aud when he arose
from his bed In "undGoss uniform"
the thieves bscame frightened and
took TO their heels anu made good their
escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Lnlesf Court News.

An Undertaking on appeal to the
Territorial Supreme court was filed
today In tho Third disIrlc! court in the
case OF John Montague Va George Nc
Carroll.
Althea Brown filed suit In tho
Third district court TINS afternoon
against Alfred J. White and wife ct al,
to recover $500 on a pr0mlasory note,
and interest secured by mortgage.
Barlow Ferguson 10 the plaintlh's
attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Ancrnrn nrI.e nenh.

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Duke Ernest Of
Saxe.Couurg ANA O1tha. died last
night In his castle ut Rciuhafls
Bfunn. The duke wnB ohiidles-. The
throne nov fails TO the duke OF Edln-
bufgh, the second son ui Queen Vic
turia aud her late cong1ri, Prince Al.
bert, who was brother Of duke Ernest,
Tho iuk u Edinburgh thu becomes
rclguing crown prince.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
The Late Dog TaN Collector.

The late lamenied deputy dog tax
collector, Samuel Gallealzi, il said To
be laying his plans 10 play even with
the powers that 30 summarily bounced
him for going OF on n tangent, In
November next. Not TOW OF Gale.
uzxl's counlrymcu Will vote AZ he die.
tatcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
THE EXTRA SESSION.
Probably Ready 10 adjourn before


Probably Ready 10 adjourn hofore
Long,
wAsuINoToN, Aug. 23.-Chairman
Wilson of the ways and means COM
mitteo todny said: "rhe committee
Will probably prepare n general tarlh
bin IN accordance with the deolara-
tons Of the Chicago platform | think
IL quite probable that Congress VIII
lind itself in "A position to adjourn
tb1ut the middle Of September until
the date Of the beginning VI the regular
session."
In talking about the work OF the APP
preparations committee Chairman
bayTes made similar observations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
"For Their Health and Welfare"


suit has been instituted In the
Third district court by Salt Lake CITY
against John w. Donnellan, receiver
OF tho Beok's Hot springs property
The complaint Tecitoa that II Is abso'
lutely necessary for the health and
welfare Of the Inhabitants Of Salt Lake
CITY that the gravity sewer be built,
and that II IL impracticaole to change
the route OF said sewer from the course
originally intended, and that that route
goes through portion Of tho property
Of said Beck now In the hands Of John
w. DonnellRn Ar receiver; that the
city has slre,dy expended upon said
sewer the sum OF $40, 900, and Ia con.
slTucting said sewer over aud through
the lands Of John Beck $1,000, and In
making tunuel through point OF
rock east Of what Ii known o. Beck's
Hot springs the sum Of $1,000, and that
these expenditures were made ON the
faith OF an agreement entered into
with the said Beck Tor the right Of way
through the real estate and lnuda
owned 10y him. Also that John W.
Dounellan az receiver ~ Aforesaid
property on August 10 commenced suit
against plaintiii to enjoiu plaintiff from
the construction NJ said sewer over said
lands and that the court Issued tenn
poraty restraining order Hence
plaintiff prays judgment that strip Of
land OF tue necessary dimensions be
condemned for right OF way for the
sewer construction over said land as a
matter Of public necessity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

wAsHiSurON, Aug 28.-rhe Peiler
resolution offered yesterday ns 90 Tie
violation OF tho law by national banhe
In declining 10 pay dopUgitort' checks
IN currency was takon up today. IL
brought out long discussion, NJ the
conclusion Of which tho resolution
went to the foot Of the calendar, where
II can DO reached only by m Hillrma'
tive majority vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

truth 10, that ailhoueh ! considered
myself houurej by the appointment. ]
should have done better uecuni1tily
hau remained at hume.N S.r t.-h.
ard also maintained Tint the sucruss
Of England IN the arbitration displayed
IN the strongest hummer crtrsutdt.
Nary good judgment and prudence Of
Lord Salisbury iu conducting the me-
gotiations with the United States Ia
the Bcfiug sea aiiuir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Escaped From Jail.

Franz Lcayering, young man con-
fined IN tho temporary cOuuty jail At
Caldwell, Idaho, on charges of hut'
glary ami larceny, escaped at au early
hour on Monday morning by temOv-
lug the ifor bars from tho window In
the Jail. Otilcen are In pursuit and II
Ia thought no viii be overhauled soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

DENvER, Col, Aug. IN. i.
Wooden, we'll known throughout the
West AZ "Uncle Dick" died IN Trini-
dad last night In his sOth year. He
was the greatest pioneer In America
aud tho Oldest Indian fighter IN the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

wAMnNdToN, Aug. 28.-Tho Prcsi.
dent al Gray Gables has named among
other appointments that DO not re-
quiro confirmation by the Senate,
Henry ]. BostWick, Ohio, TO be mar
shnl Of the consular court Of tho United
5tAteb at Tien raiu, China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Nelson Captured.

Special Dipaich 20 me Nlws.
OGDES, Utah, Aug, %.
Deputy Marshal Exum has just re-.
coivod n dispatch from Helena, Mon
lana, stating that A. II. Nelson has
been arrested in that city this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Gone Like RYAN.

shafer and Hoke Of Ryan.Druce
investigation aud Mogul mine working
fame, have, like their master, boon
relieved from further work Tor the city
and are now looking for livelihood In
other directions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

Tho silver Debate Ia tho House
Oprucd BY stone, Penn.
WAsiIguTON, Aug. 23.-The silver
debate was opened today by Stone
Republican, Penn, who spoke for
repeal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
TmE nERINo AnnIrRATIoN.
Mir Richard Webster Takes occasion
90 EuIogtEo Salisbury

LONDON, Aug. 23.--ln addressing a
meeting Of the Primrose League IN
Rye last evening Sir Richard Webster,
nip, attorney general under the last
Salisbury Naturalization anu British
counsel In the Beriug sen arbitTAtioni
said he had been accused by the radl'
Gals u neglectiug the parliamentary
Interests OF his constituents for the fee
incident to Ills duties before the Paris
tribunal. 81 am accustomed" he
continued, so such accusations. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
To Isail for the Cup,

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Lord Dun
ravens cutter Valkyrie, the challen-
ger for the AmerlOa's cup, sailed nom
Southampton for the United States this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
sPORADIr CHOLERA.

A lady Near wellington, $40, thc
Victim.
WELLINGTON, Mo-, Aug. 23,-Mre.
Mary LandTum, who lived mile
aud half west Of this place, died this
morning OF sporadic cholera. The at.
tending physician, who has practiced
In two cholera epidrmios, says It Is
genuine sporadic cholera that caused
the death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Earthquake sho,i,s.


spseioi Btpaiil 70 hs NEwA
EvANsios, Wyo. Aug, 28.-Two
distinct earthquake shocks were felt al
Moutps iust over the line Ia Idaho
yesterday afternoon. Slight puisitiuns
are uf frequent occurrence Ia that par
ticular locality. The subteIranunn
disturbances ere believed TO have some
connection with the spluting VI The
great guytors In Yellowstone park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
ChoIern In IEoIInnd.

ROTTERDAM, Aug. 23.-lwo cases OF
cholera and one death from tho disease
have occurred In this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

ToDAy'5 QuOTy, -
Now Yofk-Sllv.r, M, IN no.
LOnion-Silvcr, S}tI.iUN
ORE ANp HuLLiCuyNTc
Wells, Fargo a 90. received today;
MingO bullion, sidS5; ore, s5ls7. Total,
s3b22,
MoCoruick d O.. received today:
Hnnauvr bullion, siilU; silver anu
l.nd orof, SilOO; sulphilcs, $1,000. Total,
Sll 600.
n. X. Jones a Co. received today:
Ore, $1,000; bullion, $500. Total,
$500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
III nMrLoYMENr qmERn.


CuEYENNE, Wyop Aug. 2S.-EveTy
day letters are received from the gold
fields la Fremont county uautioning
miners without money about going 10
that seouon. Every OUo there has the
utmost faith IN the mlnts, aud there
Ia no question about II being a good
field for prospectors who have sum
Client money 10 maintain themselves
while they conduct their prospecting,
but II Ia no place for men 10 obtain
regular Employment
BEAVER "UTONIAN" BITS.
The two.stamp mill NJ Minersvllle f.
being put ON the Ellen MoGTegor prop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

Chas. b. Tuokheld, OF Lehi, has
filed desert application covering the
east half OF the southeast quarter OF
section ., and the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter Of section %,
township I south, range / east.
Janice h. Peterson, Of CiTolovllle.
Pluto county, also flea a desert appli.
cation covering the southwest quarter
" the northeast quarter OF section IA,
township 80 south, lAuge west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23

CHEYESNE, Wyo, Aug. 23.-FTed-
oriuk Michel, "a mining expert nom
London, Is IN Cheyenne. Mr., Michel
has invested n great zeal OF money In
mines IN this country Tor British
capitalists. Ho says there II plenty Of
money In England which capitalists
are " Hing 10 invest In legitimate on.
terpTlseH II they aTe assured they will
not bs deiraudod In some wildcat
scheme.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
No More Railroad Building in South
east Missouri.

The following, from the Perryville
Sun, is the truth, every word of it:
"The Missouri Pacific railroad Is
making q desperate effort to wreck
Heuck's railroad and thus Illustrate
his scheme to build north from Cape
Girardeau to st. Louis and south to
Memphis. In the effort to get Houck's
road into the hands of the receiver,
the scheme of the Gould's has been
laid bare. A figure head has been
put forward in the shape OF an at
torney to bring the suit, for the sole
purpose Of getting the read into tie
hands of receiver. Once this Is &C.
complishcd the road would immedi-
atcly be put on a non-paying basis,
eventually wrecked, sold and bought
in by the Gould's. Thus the threat
ened opposition road would be crush
ed aud the Missouri Pacific left in
urdisputed possession of the field.
There will be no more railroad build
ing in the southeast for years to come,
il the Goulds succeed in crushing
| Louis IIouck."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

The list of Democrats on the Senate
committees does not make pleasant
reading for Mr.. Cleveland. The lead
ing committees are in the hands of
the anti Cleveland men. The Finance
committee, so far as the Democratic
majority is concerned, is composed
wholly of free silver men with the
exception of Mcpherson, of New
Jersey. Not only are they free silver
men, but five out of the six are
original anti Cleveland men. Should
Mr.. Cleveland get into a row with the
Senate and yant his treasury nomi-
nations confirmed, he would find a
solid wall against them in this CON-
mittee. The next most pronounced
anti Cleveland committee is the
Judiciary. Pugh, of Alabama, is al
its head, with Hill, Coke and George,
the majority, against Villas and Lind
say, the Cleveland men on the COM
mittee. Should Mr.. Hill object to
auy New York judicial appointments.
he would Immediately find enough
ON his committee TO hang them up.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

The list of statesmen OF distinguish.
ed name who are holding Office
applicants for Office, or willing to hold
office under Mr.. Cleveland now in
cludes the following celebrated list:
The Hon. Hoke Smith, Georgia
The Hon. Dink Bolts, Georgia.
The Hen. Joshua Jump, Terrt
Hsute, Ind.
The Hon. Nash BuncOmbc, Florida
The Hon. PUNK Hickey, Tennessee
The Hon. Tad Beazely, Arkansas
The Hon. Pod Dismuke, Kentucky
The Hon. Budd Dobbs, North Caro-
lima.
The Hon. Postdam Sans, Louisiana
The Hon. Rhine Opitz, Ohio.
The Hon. Absslom Milkweed, Easr
Tennessee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
where Are weAt1

A constitutional Commission il
Louisiana is discussing the bes
method of 80 amending the constitu
ton of that State as to prevent
Negroes from voting. 1t makes
public announcement of this fact.
The Historic Committee of the
United Confederate Veterans have
just held a session at New Orleans
with the avowed purpose of preparing
a school history for Southern schools
which shall do Justice to the Con-
federate cause.
Gov. Turney, of Tennessee, in a re-
cent speech at Knoxville before q
bivouac of Confederate veterans, was
cheered to the echo when he declared:
ain 1861 l thought l was right and
in 1892 l still think l was right.
When l am dead and in my coffin
there is but ene word 1 wish placed
upon il; that word is Secession"
The South doesn't consider seces-
lion Q 4lost cause" But hush no
'ectionalism, no Force bill, no Negro
domination, no constitution, no pa
riotism.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

On this date, March 20, in 4S d. C..
Ovid, the Roman amatory poet, was
born; in 1857 La Sale, the explorer
was murdered by his discounted troops
in Texas; in 1927 Sir Issac Newton
the philosopher, died; in 1882 ended
the long administration of Lord
North as British Chancellor, noted
for the loss of the American colonies:
in 1905 Thomas Cooper, poet, orator
and leader of the Chartists, was born
in 1911 Napoleon, Francois Charles
Joseph Bonsparte, son of Napoleon
and Marie Louise, and counted in the
succession as the second emperor, was
born; in 1915 Louis XVIII. fled from
Paris and Bonapart re-entered it; in
1891 Lawrence Barrett (Brannigan),
the actor, died, and the great Key
stone Bank scandal in Philadelphia
took definite shape.