Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

had not called the committee together
yet. lie did notkuow why there was ~
much dclny IN the matter o. thoparcra
In the case had had ample time 10
come from the recorder.
Another doubtful mombcr Of the
Council said with a sarcastic curl OF his
heavily mus,nched liE "rho recorder
has not had sufficient time In a case Of
this kind. II viii take n week or two
10 get around"
AFTER TuE RITUAL.
President Jaclson Of the Amorin,s
iniormei'a NEWS reporter last evening
that after their meeting ON Wcines.
day night burglars scaled tho walls Of
the building ny means OF the fire
escape, broke through third story
window anu forced open ieak which
twas supposed contained tne ritual OF
the society but which M fact was nlloI
with iupcfs belonging TO the Daugh-
ter ui Rrhrkah.
NJ. jackson, 10 Ia sail, IN Of the
0plniO that thtJOb was executed by
20 with the ussistnuce " an uutctrrls.
ing reporter who wished 10 secure tHU
Information tor his paper The bloch
was pItrOllgd iy n stnlwar nrgus.eyed
policeman. but IN this Instance hc
saw not, neither did hu hear.
MI. Jackson said iurth.I: al have
got considerable evidence already aud
~ l am not very much misukcu,i viii
have a couple VI miduigbt ptowlors
b uud over 90 the grand jury"
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
The meeting at the Walker House
tonight promises 10 be a worry large
anu earnest une.
The Utah Democratic club will meet
In the Mccormick block tomorrow
night.
Two hundred applications were filed
with the Amoiines committee on
membership yesterday aud today said
one OF tbs officers this afternoon.
Judge Powers is comm down from
the mountains this evening, II u said,
TO attend tue CltzHur' meeting Mt the
Walker house, or at least TO DO within
reach by telephone.
The ourbstone politician always at.
tondH the council meetings. Whom
the city fAihrrn fail on each others
neoks aud weep they wink, lean back
anu laugh. Tonight this element 10
expected 10 be- out Ia force.
Councilman MAINLAND expressed
himself a. follows today; "l dOn't
want any more political notoriety.
AM full up. Any capable, seli.sacfiflc.
ing First precinct patriot who II proof
against yilllficatiOu can take my place
Ia the next council u he wants IL, 40
far M | am concerned"
President Jackson Of the Amorines
requests the NEWS 10 state this even.
iug that the Amofines will not meet
tonight. FROM another source, how
ever, ut almost tho came Identical
moment came the positive ASSURANCE
that there would bB "A session this
evening.
Liberal politicians and diplomats
are hard at work on scheme whereby
they hope to win back the orrlng
AmOTlges. Negotiations for com.
promise are already pending. The
only condition ON which the anti
Cain lie war wagrrs will 40 back IN
that the uillccs-Rnd some OF ths best
ones toU-be divided with them. One
Of the fundamental principles Of the
society o.; What you want and don't
or can't zee, ask for. The AmOTines
are asking aud asking hard.
The news Of tho expose OF tho
Am0Tlues was communicate to
Chict stanton az Chicago remarkably
quick and that official Immediately
telegraphed to bis political sponsor
AMI friend Councilman Moran that he
aud the organization were strangers 10
each other. The chiefs denial, say
certain gentlemen who claim to be Ia
position 10 speak RuthOriintiysly Is
unaccUunlAbIo. The only explanation
that II ygBtuTed Ia that no didn't
want 10 lose his Job.
Atau Getting Of ward politicians a
couple ~ nights ago one Of tho speak.
rrs declared that judge q. q. Goodwin,
editor OF the 7rhuH6, who In now Ia
Washington making n feint at fighting
for silver, would never return to Utan
u he could arrange his affairs here
In manner that would warrant him
hAAAllhk III INV NAhNt ~ hhh luNkntI
stated that the paper which benrs his
name at the head Of the editorial
column eau M longer support both
him and Colonel Nelson, anu thst IL
had been decided TO retain the cheaper
man.
An AmOTine who can probably lay
claim 10 more yeafs and a longer poll.
teal experience than any Of his now
haplsss associates said to NEWS re.
porter and n member VI the Chamber
" Commerce on Wednesday in
rather Iegreliul yo, irtnical tont.
"Withuut being dlsrespectful 10 any
class Of religionists, l viii eay | have
lived In Utah long time and have
only Just discovered that the Tribune
Ia the official organ Of the Catholic
church, IA this Territory. Honoeiorth
the DE-EREr NEWS VIII havs Ru
ecclesiastical contemporary IN the
field with H."
Said a Citizens ticket movement
man OF heavy property Interests last
night ~ expect good work from the
business men who are 10 meet with
citizens az the Walker House tonight
and discuss the political situation. A
change must come. 1 will welcome it
gladly. That which 10 founded on evil
an sustained on corruption has had