The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-29

The fOTclllgnU SBT6eG pare VI iaoS
Saturday evening was good one. Inc
republicans were out in ali their force
and their silver capes of the Ed. Loose
club, the cannon, the horses, the gaudy
drum corps suits, the shotgun club, the
brass band. the red lights and all made
a very prett7 showing, but the enthusl-
asm was not great, In the opera house
the enthusiasm was less. The house
was cold and the speaking was icy"
This phrase is not original with IHE
DISPATCH, IN enthusiastic republican
used it, Mr.. Costigan, Jr.. the Har-
ward graduate lately imported into Salt
Lake from Denver, was a decided fall-
ure as q speaker. During his remarks
MANY. very many, left the house, and
when George Sutherland stepped to the
footlights ouer half of the seats In the
opera house were empty. 1t was only
a brave little band of ardent republic
cans who sat the rally ~ out.
On Saturday evening, Judge Jones
used his utmost persuasion, not only
bv words but by physical force, tC
muster men of any and every political
faith into the republican torchlight pro-
cessilp, He received some deserved re-
bluffs from democrats whom he tried to
force into line. He and his henchmen,
however, succeeded in pressing few
democrats into service, lust to help us
OUT, as they put it, Many people be-
lieve that the republicans need lots OF
help, and our boys were willing to heip
them make show.
FILL the opera house tomorrow even
ing.
GRAND democratic rally at the opera
house Tuesday evening.
J. w. n. WHIrECoTToN became I'M
reasonably abusive of democrats oyer
at Pleasant Grove last Friday evening.
and as a result practically every lady
in his audience arose in body and
left the building. Many of the men
followed them. A few democratic
notices on the walls of the builiing is
what made MIR, Whitecotton mad and
sent him crazy.
THE democrats of this county, par
ticularly, have waged good, clean,
honest and vigorous campaign this
fall,
BARTLETT and Murray, the burglars
who visited Provo week beforeslast,
have gone to Denver where they are
| wanted lOE LIhlu anu "
Brown will be paid the $500 90. The
detectives took their prisoners east on
SATURDAY. evening. Chief OF Police
Pratt. of Salt axe, explained to Sher
IF Brown that it was the Salt Lake
newspapers, of their own accord, and
not ne who has been giving the credit
to Pratt for the capture Of the priS
oners and claiming the reward for him.
Inagmuch as Brown Ia disposed to be
fair With Sheets and Ferguson, who
made the arrest, Pratt is entirely sat
isied.
REWRITING again to the Enquirer's
fals3 charge that the democratic county
officers are thieves and robbers and
hooters of the peoples money paid into
the county treasury as taxes, The DIS
PATCH askes the voters Of Utah county
60 consci9nciously consider the lives and
characters Of Able J. Evans, Jack Jones
and Nanny Deal, aud then see if The 3
/ can get their own minds to actually
believe those men guilty of the awful
crimes laid at their door by Provo 6
most disreputable republican organ,
and alleged newspaper, the Enquirer.
These are the men who audit and allow
all the bills.
FIRE visited Provo bench on Satur-
day evening licking up the dwelling
house on the McGraw place and all its
contents. The loss is estimated al
Sc, 900 90. Insurance 100000 on the
house, barn and out buildings; 81 ,20C
on the house and contents, The
origin of the fire is unknown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac McEwan had moved into
the house only four weeks ago and were
busy repairing and fixing up the house
and place. The family left the house
in the afternoon and remained in town
for the rally. On getting on the bench
they found their dwelling on fire.
Some neighbors succeeded in getting
out two stoves and some chairs. This
is all that was saved
JUDGE DUsENBERRY today joined in
bonds of holy wedlock Niels j. Malm-
strom and Ellen Nelson, both of West
Jordan.
The county central democratic COM
mittee met today. Their canvass of
the county is now completed. It shows
that by allowing our republican friends
all thew claim in the republican cities
OF the county the democratic ticket
from top to bottom will receive good,
round, healthy majority.
AT 11:3O o'clock today a terrible
crash, proceeding from the CIV. Smith
building, opposite the pOst-ofice, was
heard, and the crowd rushed to see
what had happened. Masons have
been busy of late constructing vault
in there preparatory for the removal of
| the Swasey & Martin bank into it. To-
day the arch was completed. and when
the supports were taken away the roof
fell down, pulling practically the whole
Of the vault after it.
JOHN BECK JR., mute, son of John
Beck of Lehi, was lost for three days
and nights in the mountains near
Heber was found eSter1ay by search.
ing party almost dead.
an excellent and very profitable
session of the Utah County Teachers
association was held in the Parker
school house this city, On Saturday
last.