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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

! There 10 intelligence IN the world.
books and literature, aud ant end
science. But the man who maho,
busintss hi. undivided hobby. oplv
rrads the "trado paper" speculate.
upon what he can buy or sell NJ a
profit, and Ike an eagle on tho higbes,
pinnacle Of observation which is,t.
not at the glorious world, no secs lut
that which serves himself; famine q,
plenty, sunshine or shower, traie.
traffic and deal bound alike the horI.
zjn Of his future and his present.
Who has not wondered at this, that
mon should be satisfied with but opa
hobby, one iica9 Aud yet, after all.
II may bee that IN somb way euoh mon
have moved the world. Unheafd al
first ami all unn2ted perhaps, persist.
cnce has secured In time, attention.
So the laburs OF tlo alchemist, aud tho
delivers iulo thiuge unknown, may
have In the flight NJ time pioneered
the way Tor the tfiumpha OF latcr
sciencc and benefits At large. The
,aabbles Of cbufehmrn and tho c,n.
t,ntiou of m,dicai scho,is mag t.,..
-, -. 49,. -, 80 '''''o
~. W" va INV hNho h'Nh""y Tor
subNmer tihicsi anu ON the other, that
study Of ".hc human form divine. -
which ovolvrs tnovI.dt,, ,f h,,,,i,.,.
80 ...,.t..,.. =, ca,
~" ''''"'"'9 VI ,"N' ih'ouBh inc
mo and smoke VI intellectual war
there may ZONE n not altuady tho
r,,r, nj ,i.c,.iv. o,,,t,,lty and -.
- -. W ''''
'"s' ~ ''a"
TIE use anu benent OF diversified
hobhios-of positive crry., may u,t
,l,vnvs n. ci,,r st m, ti,,,, y.I ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
A WORTHY LAMASIrE.

A private letter from Elder Charles
W. siayner, president o. the Eastern
states mission, TO a friend Ia this city,
conveys the news Of the death at
Washington, ID. g., on the sth inst, OF
Elder Anthony +. Navarro, quite "a
unique aud historic character In the
Church o., Jesus Christ VI Lslter.day
Saints.
He was Pollawatomie half
breed Indian, fairly educated,
and was sont from here, about
the year 1854. on mission to Indian
Territory. Two or three years later
ho went ON to Washington 10 represent
the Indians AMI look after their iu-
,rresls before the Interior department,
where he has remained since. In
these labogs no was energetic aud
successful, and his latest act Ia behalf
oi his people was done low weekt
ago, when he surrendered his alloi'
ment OF land-l51 acrrs-ilr Ru
academy 10 be conducted undor non.
sectarian rules In the education Of the
onildfen OF bis tribe. In 1851 no Sc.
cured an appropriation Of $4,000 for
the establishment Of this school, but
the amount still remains unexpendcd
In the United States treasury. lie
was engaged upon the application for
and promotion OF another gppropria.
ton OF 81 1900 lot his people when hls
last sickness came. Elder 5layuer, who
had been assisting him In these mat.
ters, saw him loss than week before
he was dead and buried--s3 hii 10.
moss was but brief
Lasl spring Elder Navarro married u
YOUNG girl who Is an unuelleyor aud
fond Of pleasure. She neglected Il
notify Elder 5layner Of her husbands
illness, although she sent him word o
his death; and his IN elton, being
hemorrhage Of tho brain aud resulting
Ia immediate paralysis and unoou
sciousnoss prevented his asking what
would assuredly have been his wish
the presence OF his friend aud associate
at his bedside. He was full Of faith Ia
the Gospel and loved u talk upon if-
principles. tlis death viii be a great
loss to hls race and nation, for In hin
they had an elective aud devoted al,
| yOCa,e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

ordiuafy earthquake nj Lisbon" the
oToring by tho pope Of "a suite Of
superb rooms" In the Vatican 70
Prince Augustus, hNh son OF his
Britannia majesty (who politely de-
olined them), aud tho fuding OF ian
enormous stone In tho bojy Of cart
mare at Colchester"
Many more incidents Of an Interest,"
ing character nearly oil Of which
have long since been forgotten by the
majority OF the reading world ard were
never known by the other part, are
given. Altogether they show that We
have progressed cousiderably ia some
respects, not s1 much In others and Of
at al IN a fow during tho pact hundred
ycafs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

meroial stagnntiou In the midst u
bounieous hsrvssts, creative maohin'
cry and untold millions Of boarded
money, demonstrates that the labor Of
the world and all IT, products can be
manipulated by men who nave a bobby
whether that be gold, silver, paper or
the three I'm combination. Human In.
gonuity works In devious waye, aud
montnl cranklness can produce wide
spread havoc and ruin, while exhibit.
Ing the soituess Of the cooling dove.
Educational projects are and will be
the shu,,lecook between rival parties
on the playground Of our common
lie. Profetsionalists who know little
or nothing Of mans origin or destiny
presume TO dictate from the simple Oh.
servation OF faculty, the culture Of the
whole. They aim in Ignorance 10
make the pyramid stand upon IT,
apex, assured that ~ It fall in any
direction, Il will be- pyramidal IN
form at least. Rival schools u mcdi.
cine have hobbies from iuiinitesimnl
doses Of Homeopathy TO the trenches
and douches Of the horbalist auu by
df0pathist; nature meanwhile In most
Instances cheating the chnrlaians of
medicine by seii.feoupera,ion, or else
yielding In sheer despair 10 the
potency Of ignorance. and hiding tue
results thereof in the kindly grave.
Great ruiormatory institutions seem
to be based uIon un,ensble views-
misconceptions OF crime, sanity aud
p.veriy; and methods which fall for
lack Of broad ideas Of man and things.
Luneiic- and madmen are cjnGnci
for life; criminals are held In restraint,
and when sentence IL served are
turned out without anxiety as TO 70.
form; while poverty vegetatrs In
crowded courts Of cities, and Ia nam.
moth establishments without a glimpse
Of liberty, with but desultoty mud nc.
cidenlai or unintentlonal effort at the
creation Of self.lndopendencc; society
seemingly deeming IL easier to support
than TO educate or redeem the victims
oi It's permitted conditions.
Untold millions OF treAsure, Wrcnched
by taxation from a passive people, or
laid upon the altar by sympathetic
and philanlhfopio souls, Hro sIent
In futile ways, only grazing, a.
u were, the outer fringe Of
these giant oyllr, which mooh at
modern pruicusiors to enlightenment
la its deal with the problems
OF suffering humanity. Even the
ben,trcucc Of religion 10 made
the football Of iespeciabilty. II
ministers arc Ia tho main proics.
slcnals, caring little Tor the cleansing
u the siuks Of vice, aud spfinkliur Of a
distance with the eau de cologne Of
cstcntaiious charity the rurlivus OF
poverty and Of living death.
In the great Parliament u Religions
lately convened ut Chicago there va,
had but u tei,ofation Of creed, mere
Christlauity being expressed by ibr
heather than by ia most eli qucht aud
gifted ltsdtf; but the whtle-Chfis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

DIR. CHARLES a. DANA, the dis
tinguishoi editor Of the New York
sun, In recent lecture on "Journal-
Ism" before tue students OF Union
college, sail!
What a wonder. what marvel 70 IL
thai hero Tor one or two cents you buy n
history oftho entire globo 0i tho day DO.
i0rUl
Is u not & greater wonder, greater
marvel, that In buying an evening
paper you buy a history Of the entire
globe OF the same dny2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

PERHAPS ron the frsi time Ia tho his
tory Of Uiah, has she shipped hog. to
eastern markets. Yesterday 4, u. SAN
ford, " North ogden, forwarded car.
load oi those animals 30 Omaha They
were fno gruulorr, aud Will undoubtedly
compare iayoubly with the corn-iod pigs
Of the East. This expectation il a begin
ming In the right dirocilou.-Oyica sun,
oct 20.
That's the talkl II Is better to raise
hogs than TO eat them, ana infinitely
better to export them than to ship
them In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

VAN ALIEN has been confirmed by
the Senate as minister 10 Italy. Il may
be- fairly considered the beginning Of
bestowing foreign Gmbassadorships 90
decoration. Hut why not put them
up At auction hereafter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

HERE CgMEs Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix
OF New York with the declaration
that the recent parliament OF religions
Ia Chicago WIS "a masterpiece Of
satanic ingenuity, the haneiui inilu-
cuco OF which could not BE- over.
cstimalcd.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

AN EEUuIrE Canadian editor re-.
marks that the original Valkyfie was
female who marked out those deslg-
mated TO bo slain ia battle. Lord Dun
raven 10 ready to dispute with Julie,
the question. "whapa In n namt2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

WHEN THEY look on what the pre-.
cnt CITY Council has done, aud it, al.
tempt to explain anu Justify II, the
friends Of the continuance Of such q
regime must undergo m In iescribnblc
molecular twisting OF the gray matter
under the lcalp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

THE MORE II b. examined the more
fixed is the conclusion that the Liberal
municipal ticket, 40 far us framed, has
snuiled cut tho last chances Of Liberal
success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

An ARIZONA man Is reported to bs
In tie novel bu'inosa Of digging up
fossil eats. Ivs to bo hoped he's sure
the things arc quite dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

This may be- suggestive, hut 1t il about
as consequential rs taking vote for
President on railway train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

WINiINH l"tN ~" NtNINt.s 90,
Pays NiN zoe f'ut fntrrrst.= Reserve
sand tHpitai NtUu,DuU
DlUC.1r: Fiahcis a u.ttglug,u rJa,;
james H., Jruuiug-, wee pI,st; ~. T..
Cummiup-, treasurer, Clarence GEupp,
srcy.; JAue. a. \ Cluft, asst. sury
4. ". MAIDS u, s07 Nc ue.iivto have
yuu cell nud luNr.tigii" tur plan.
Corresponds with cut Of town
part ~ SOLICITED,
JANIS T.. JENNtNGs, Cashier,
~ nuu "a ,r-I, Fret SOUTH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

CITY eubsrrihcrs wall Kindly notify .. n nun.
tfr ItuculatorI ~ any nucEulauy in tAo u''
Wcry ofthCir paptrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

A vOTE was recently taken at Lox-
lngton, Kentucky, on the repeal bill
now before the Senate. II stood as
fillowt;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

1he Ntwaiton cattho principal Hotels
News Stands ami on 100 passenger ualns cav
log she city after pm. daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

Subscribers changing their piareoi rcaifenee
should always uve former A. well a. rfeacn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

Tor the benefit Of uuh patrons hnl
ftitrft and tu meet tho demands " news
sgcutf at chicago, tho Nrws viii Do on fnlr az
rott 0f tho puucIpa Hotels hnd BOOK SHORES
81 that CITY during the iair season
Hrhd1utrtora i1r the NUws is az Vols u
s1cts UooE aud Periodical ttofc. lt3 sia''
tUtCt
Altommunicauoua should be- addressed %
ptsruEt Nrws ruuLituNo Co
Ttleuhoue ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
PERSONAL.

The death of the Due Dues at Ka-
benda, Lower Guinea, is announced.
Mrs. Soar of Ambaston, Eng, has a
loaf of bread that was given 10 II OF
her ancestors by King John with IL
grant of land. The loaf is GOO years
old and is getting somewhat stale.
Senator Stanford loaned money to
senator's, congressman and correspond
ents whenever they wanted 1t, II
never took any obligations of their in
debtedness.
Gov. Altgeld Of Illinois, in speaking
of the newspaper criticism which the
pardon Of the anarchists has provoked,
said that the newspapers could not
cut through his hide in three weeks.
Gen. Lord Wolseley before he would
accept a peerage stipulated that the
title should descend TO his only child,
Frances Wolseley. The favor is one
seldom granted TO the English nobility.
Samuel L. Clemens, mark Twain"
Is i'm Berlin. He will take his daughter
10 Munich, where his family are stay
Ing. He and his daughters are the
guests of Secretary Jackson, OF the
American embassy.
President Cleveland has received an
autograph letter from the Princess
Eulalie, thanking him most cordially
for the hospitality she received from
himself and Mrs. Cleveland during her
visit to Washington.
Lewis S%tuyvesant Chanler, Of the
New York bar, is said to devote his
talents exclusively to hunting up and
defending poor u~nfortunates charged
with criminal offenses, and who are
unable TO pay counsel fees.
William ID. Mccoy, consul general of
the United States In Liberia, news of
whose death was received recently,
was the fourth diplomatic representa-
tive of our government TO die at his
post Of duty in that country. This
fatality is easily traceable TO climatic
influences.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
GENERAL.

Lieut.. Peary and party sailed for the
Arctic ocean.
Corbett and Mitchell will probably
have their fight in Chicago.
An increase of S105. 254 is shown
in the assessment rolls of New York.
Jay Gould's estate is listed Mt S1o,-
600. 900, as against 100000 during his
lifetime.
The National Bank of Commerce at
Provo, Utah, has suspended. The liza
bilities are $4,000.
Clifford Calvery ran across Niagara
Falls ON a wire, making the run in
2:35 20.
E. J.. Bracken Of Columbus is the
Ohio Prohibition candidate for gov
ernor.
Gov. Pattison and Mayor Bishop de
livered speeches of welcome TO the
crew Of the Viking On her arrival at
Buffalo.
A Montana clergyman states that an
immense sum Of money has been raised
by the Mormons for the wholesale brill
cry of congress.
About fifty insurance companies have
withdrawn from Tennessee because OF
a law requiring them TO file copies of
their charter with the secretary or
state.
When Mr.. Hitchcock, the new super
intendent Of the Kansas state reform
school, took possession of the institu-
ton July 1, he was Immediately desert
ed by the subordinate employees. He
also found the boys in almost open mu-
tiny.
Eugene Sandow, the man who is ex-
hibiting at the Casino in New York,
was beaten with a whip by Sarah
WHITE, a professional swimmer. She
claims that Sand0w ewes her $50,
but he says the oma Is trying to
blackmaii him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
FOREIGN.

Indications are hat the new German
reichstag will pass the army bill.
Several plots and conspiracies are I'M
earthed in Hawaii.
Missionaries Wickzalm and Johann
sen were killed by a Chinese mob at
Macheng.
Emperor William, I'm person, opens
the new reichstag and smakes a speech
in which he announces that a new army
army bill will be brought forth.
Two mounted brigands visited the
home of Don Pedro Olivia. situated in
Palacios, in the District of Santo Do
mingo, Cuba, and carried off his son,
six years old, demanding as a ransom
$4,000.
Mr.. Gladstone slipped and fell while
descending a staircase in the Petersham
residence of the earl of Dysart, with
whom he is visiting. Beyond sprain-
ing one of his ankles he was not seri-
ously hurt. The injury is not severe
The London Lancet says there have
been 704 deaths from cholera ! n the
southern part of France since May,
and during the past four weeks 13S
deaths from the same disease in Mar
SeilleS, Is in Cette and 81 In Ioulon.
An attempt was made at st. Peters
burg to assassinate NJ. PobiernosZoff,
a member Of the council Of the empire
and Of the supreme tribunal. An eX-
seminarist named Ghiazintof tried TO
| stab the minister with a dagger at his
residence, but he was placed under an
rest.
Negotiations are proceeding between
the governments of Italy, France, Bel
GUM and Switzerland looking to the
protection of the interests of the ma
lions composing the Latin union in con-
sequence of the action of the govern
ment of India in regard to the silver
currency of India. Ii is believed that
none of the members of the union will
withdraw from il. In Berne h mint
ing of one-half, u and two-franc
pieces has been almost suspended. a
few five-franc pieces are still being
coined.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
Chamberlain Land Office.

During the mcnth OF June 25G filings
were made at the United States land
office at Chamberlain, for claims in the
ceded Sioux lands. This record sur
passes by twenty-seven the best record
OF any previous month in the history OF
the Office. Ever since the first OF the
present year new settlers baye been
pouring into the country west OF the
Missouri river, and it is estimated that
the increase in the population OF that sec
ton will reach nearly 5000 during the
period stated. As the season grew later
it was expected that the number OF set
tiers arriving would decrease but the re-
verse has been the case. Every day
strings OF prairie schooners pass through
on their way to the coded lands. The
development OF this vast region will add
to the prosperity ofthe entire northwest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
CRIMINAL.

A trusted employee OF the Grand
Trunk railway is arrested for n long
series Of postal robberies.
Albert Crane. n Troy Grove, ILL.,,
farmer, worth $4,000, committed sui
eide.
The death sentence of William Hart
ley of Shelby county, Tenn. who was
convicted of murder. has been ON
muted to life imprisonment.
During a quarrel at Rosyille, Ga, J.
Erwin held X. Reed tightly in his
arms while Il. Lavender cut Reeds
throat, almost severing the head from
the body.
Michael j.. Kelley, general agent OF
the Big -Four railroad, has m~ysteriously
disappeared II il liz feared by his wife
and friends that he has committed sui
eide.
Andrew Debney, n farmer residing
six miles north Of Clarks. Ncb., shot
his wife five times, infiicting fatal
wounds, and then jumped into the Loop
river and drowned himself.
A Frenchman said ut a dinner in the
City of Mexico that English speaking
people were towards and liars. Col.
,TcW Itedu ClldiltiIStu llt TEtlittllli.ili
10 a duel. Two shots Were fired, but
neither Of the duelists was injured.
Wallace Deskins was shot and killed
ut Nolan, w. Va, by Andrew Farmer,
during "A drunken row. The assassin
was pursued by a posse, oyertaken
and surrounded, but he fired on his
p~ursuers and fatally wounded George
Deskins and a man named Thompson.
In the confusion he made his escape.
The Rev. john Beaver, Il well known
divine and evangelist of Richmond,
Ind. who has been engaged in religious
work for many years, shot four times
at Thomas c.. Gray. The ball took
effect in Gray's thigh and produced a
serious wound. One cause OF the trouble
arose from jealousy Of the preacher
about his wife.
AS the result OF a quarrel, Officer
Richard Walsh was fatally wounded by
Daniel Murphy at Chicago, said by the
police TO be a pickpocket and general
crook. The officer met Murphy i IL Il
saloon at 3T3 Indiana avenue, and
during n conversation Ii is said Murphy
fired five shots at Walsh, all taking
effect. After the first shot Walsh ran,
drew his W revolver, firing three
times without effect.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
WASHINGTON.

A decision by United States Jadge
Newman of Georgia knocks out the
long and short haul clause of the inter
state commerce act.
The Gushing and the Stiletto are to be
ordered into torpedo practice for the en-
tire summer, and will be located at the
government torpedo station.
The secretary of war has decided to
send the corps of West Point cadets To
Chicago. The cadets now in camp viii
strike tents Aug. - and proceed to the
worlds fair.
AS the result of a conference between
Speaker Crisp and Secretary Carlisle, it
is asserted that Mr.. Bland will not be
chairman of the coinage committee in
the next congress.
Judge Lochren has abolished four
Iowa pension boards, which are in Tie
district operated by Van Leuven, the
Lime Springs fraudulent pension claim
agent.
A statement prepared by the comp
troller of the currency shows that the
amount of national bank notes out
standing is Sl7S,614, 5:iJ. an increase
during the fiscal year ended June 80
of $6,03S,S97.
Robert +. Porter, superintendent Of
the census, has resigned to take effect
Immediately. He has made certain
business arrangements with a New
York enterprise which demand his
early attention. His remuneration in
the new field, it is said, will be double
what he received in the census bureau,
namely, $4,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-13
CASUALTY.

Five people are burned to death in
q Michigan town.
A small cannon burst and killed Har-
vey Scott nea Battle Greek, Mich.
Several houses were unroofed at
iiighmore, s. d., by a wind storm.
Lee Bryan was killed while trying
TO get ON a freight train near Jack
sonvflle, Ill.
Edward Siverly. aged nineteen, was
drowned while bathing at Marshall,
Ill.
Tommy Maloney, twelve years old.
was drowned by companions at New
York, lust for fun.
The water works ut Petrolia. Pa,
burned. Loss. 100000. a dozen bust
ness houses also being destroyed.
Central Ohio was visited by two ter
rifle rhunderstorms in the course OF
four hours, and great damage was
done.
Four men were injured at Ann Arbor,
Mich, by the bursting OF a cannon.
Frank Kapp and Charles Carroll may
die.
A large schooner has been run down
off Ship Shoals, Gulf of Mexico. The
vessels name is unknown and the fate
of the crew is a mystery.
Miss Hester Rutledge of Alta, Iowa,
died nj Battle Greek, Mich, from the
effects of carbolic acid administered
by mistake.
Henry Butler, thirteen years old, was
shot and killed at Philadelphia by his
sixteen-year-old brother Willie. The
lads We're playing with a pistol.
The Stonington Line steamer New
Hampshire ran into and sank the
schooner Garland off Cornfield Light,
Conn. No lives were lost.
Fred Grant, OF Des Moines, Iowa,
was killed and his ~siX-year-old brother
wounded by the accidental discharge
Of a gun.
j. w. Grouse was drowned in She'll
rock river neal Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Al Is thought he had been kicked by a
horse and rendered senseless before
drowning.
Henry Sobl was shot and killed by
Christina Schneider, a pretty eighteen
year-old cigarette girl at her home
62S East Ninth street, New York
City. She did not know the pistol was
load(d.
The sseamer Nipigon. Of the Beaver
lire, which sailed from Montreal.
struck an iceberg In the straits OF
Belle Isle, and was beaclhed In Fortnu
bag. No information as to the extent
OF the damage has yet been received.
While standing under q tree ten miles