Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18

divine right Of kings. just so long. in my
opinion. will monarchy conSiare TO be the
form of government under which the
English people win live and prosp.r"
Utah will come icto the Union better
equipped for the purpose of a state than q
good many Of the commonwealth that are
already members of the proud galaxy"
said Charles 8. Tyler of Salt Lake at
Wizards this morning. ''She has more
population than either Delaware or North
Dakota. and there are more neople within
her borders than are o0ntained in the whole
of Wyoming. Idaho and Nevada put to-
gether. 1t will doubtless be surprising to
learn that nearly 5.0D children attend
the public schools IN Utah. Another thing
that should command respect for Utah Is
the percentage OF Its church-going pepula-
tion In New York state. according to the
most reliable census returns 3. per cent Of
the people go to church: in Utah. CD per
cent of the population do the same thing
Its mineral output last year was about $14,-
WJ,GO. aA1 this year II will be more. while
Its agricultural and manufacturing in
terests are increasing In even a greater
ratio than the development of its mines
One Of these day Utah will raise enough
beets to supply the whole country between
the AneghenieS and the Rocky mountains
with sugar. The Mormons have discovered
that poiygamy is as bad in practical
sense as We regard 1t from a moral stand
point and that blot is being rapidly efacej
from the territory. Yes, sir. the people Of
Utah are as obe1ient to the laws of the
country the members of any common
wealth in the Union, and statehood will
only further increase their ambition to con-
tinue their journey along the path of
progress with even more vigorous strides"
A tai, big fran ID mar. whose smooth face
attracted immediate attention by reason of
its classical regularity of feature and the
strength of character displayed I'm its out
lines was engag ID i'm earnest conversation
in the lobby of the E;bbitt House this morn
ing. His apparent physical visor and TIE
ruddy glow OF health in his cheeks seemed
out of place in the possession of one who
was recently said to have come home from
the Orient to resign and die, and there was
nothing in the cordial grasp Of his Rand to
indicate failing strength. The gentleman
was Charles S. DENLY, United States minis
ter to China. who is here in consulta ton
with the State Department over important
diplomatic matters and more especially the
lending Chinese treaty. MIR. DENLY. natu--
ally. did not discourse upon the affairs. po-
Htical or otherwise In China, as n is the
dean of the diploT attic corps In that country
at present. and any opinions he might eN-
press would be in the nature of an authori-
tatIve declaration for the entire body of
ministers: besides. diplomats do not rush
into pint like certain other people in public
life. Mr.. DENLY has spent nine years in
China as the representative OF the United
states. He occupies the peculiar position.
among other things. of holding appellate jul
dicial jurisdiction over O0.U0.0O people.
In China, as perhaps you know he re-
marked this morning, the native courts
have no Jurisdiction over foreigners III
citizen of the United States, England, Ger
many. France or any other power commits
a crime. or Is guilty of a misdemeanor. he
is tried before the consul OF his own cuun-
Try. III fOrptgne- q h,fsireSy
transaction with a Chinaman and the lat
ter becomes his creditor. and there Is a le-
gal controversy over the payment OF the
debt. the question Is tried and settled by
the consul of the foreigner. and. in case Of
appeal. BY the minister representing the
foreign county. There are about 80
Americans In China. the larger number Of
whom are missionaries, while others are
engaged as engineers and still others are
employed as captains OF boats plying in the
coast trade ~ the rivers. In Shanghai
probably twenty-five Americans are en-
gagged In commercial pursuits. They are
prudent, careful men. and the consuls of
this country have little to do in a judicial
sense on their account
Minister DENLY will remain here for sew
eral days: and will then go to Detroit to
see his wife and daughter. who residing
there At, present.
Lord Randolph Churchill is under treat
ment at an institute in Chicago for relief
iTOHi the WoTpHlhe HAUL. kalu d. -. Meyer
at the Ebbftt this morning. Upon coming
east l learned that the impression prevails
that the distinguished Englishman is at
Dwight taking the gold cure. The system
that he is now experiencing. however, de-
ponds upon vegetable medicines entirely
and have known of some really marvel
gus cures II has accomplished. A gambler
from Kansas City. named Lammon. had
ont t~As5 sta Of k~s.
that he not only smoked and chewed
opium. but also took frequent hypodermic
injections of morphine. Sixty grains OF
dope every day was about his accustomed
'diet ana he became almost a driveiing
idiot. Some friends determined to send
HIM on TO the place Lord Randolph is now
stopping at and see If he could not be
somewhat relieved. They never had the
most remote idea that anything could be
done for him other than to ease his few re-
naming days. Lammon entered the in
stitution as soul enters the other place
leaving all hope. IL he was capable q such
a sentiment. behind. The treatment was
Immediately commenced. and rema rk BILE
as II may seem. Lammon became a well
man and restored to physical and mental
health in less than three months. 1 have
no doubt the same result will be reached
in Lord Randolph's case, and can imagine
the happiness of his wife when The Journey
nome is undertaken under such different
circumstances from those which attended
their trip hther. Physicians may scoff at
the cure OF whisky and morphine habits by
the new style Of cures. but they are sub
stantial facts. nevertheless. and proofs of
It can be found in every city and
community In this country in The persons
of men who have been reclaimed from mis-
cry and degradation worse than death by
the application of the so-called quackary."
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