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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29
DECORATION nay

The thirtIclh Of May, set npar. a.
holiday in honor OF the heroes WIN
died iu order that the Union might
live, lea dsy on which iu patriotic
breasts, o. far % the Stars AMI Stripes
are waving, gentle chords are touched,
vibrating sweet symphonies OF love,
patriotism, loyalty, reverence, anu the
day viii be kept sacred as long ~
admiration Of val0r iWelIs Ia the
hcaris OF American cIliz ms,
The origin OF the day a.
national holiday ~ due-as 40 much
else that 10 good-to woman.
Mrs. Martha @, Kimbsll, whose
death ut Philadelphia April ~
this year was announced iu the
NEWS, on visit 20 the south noticed
Southern ladies decorating tho graves
Of the Confederate soldiers. THIS gave
her the Inspiration that led her 70 com.
municatr with General Logan ON the
subject and which finally resulted iu
the naming OF "a date Tor Decoration
day. The idea once chapel, the
nation readily responded 10 the call To-
carry 30 out. ~ was the one thing
NEEDED to give expression Go tho fool.
ing OF gratitude and love 90 those VINO
fell for the country. Aud now, aa
years roll by, the evidence is abundant
that the adjudication Of the day will
become more and more understood lu
&c. true nature.
A nation assembled around the
graves Of its fallen heroes isu grand
spectacle, aud the lessons imprinted on
the minds OF young uuI OLD ON that
Jay are such astlu s 9f lasting benefit
No moro eloquent appeal ios true
patriotism b. conceivable than the
voice that whispers from the just, ui
the deeds done ty those who slumD8r
therein. That voice from the grave.
tells Of the glory OF living and, "
need De, dying for q good cause,
and it alm1nlshus tho people Go
maintain the institutions oI the
country and tho liberty $50 dearly
bought Aud more than that IL epca6r
Of the Immortality OF man with
irresistlblo force Of argument. It BE-
impossible to think for moment TINT
the handful OF dust that SHOULDERS be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

A GOOD MAN WHO CAS- INVEST
~ email amount Of MONEY, Guarhutood
20 make $40 Go SO daily. No UyIuliuU
etnnduri Automatic Machine Co., "a nosCn
st., cincinnati ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

TO niclvst are concerned agalns, q
crying evil, and In seeking to load
their sons and daughters from the
lurking danger. The light and force
Of Intelligence 'hould DO bfough, to
bear TO cause the abandonment u q
pernicious habit condemned alike By
the dem 1ns,raled truths Of science and
The DlvInn MnrI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29
CARD TO rHE ELDERS.

To he Eid.-s Of che clursh g Jen'
C1ustor latter day saints
DEAR BRrruHrs-Co,la.n parties
who appear to be anxious for noiorioiy'
and who desire to taso advantage Of
the prominence aud achieve the dig
nifty which discussion with The
ElIen OF thh Church would
give them, have sont TO repre-
sentative Elders Of tho Church chal.
lsngcs 10 bod discussion upon the
doctrines and the validity Of this ou.
thor.ty u the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter.day Saints. People Of this
kind Ga California aud elsewhere have
Of late been worry reri,tcli Ia demant-
ing on acceptance Of their challenge
tho question, Ter debate, % they put
~ hoiu.'
Iirs-Was brigham Young tho lawful
aud legitimate SUCCESSOR OF Joseph 1m'ih
che scorI TO tuo prophetic Office aud
prc.ldouoy of iho Church " Jesus CHRIST
Of LatieI.jay -aiutsl
Second And BE- Utah the appointed
place Tor tho Gathering OF Jho Saints boo
tho last days, as spoken by Che Prophets
OF God. including Joseph smith, tho
secrl
We take this public method Of Say.
Ing to old our Elders that we con.
slider % entirely unnecessary i1r the
vindicaiion Of the rfincipIrs d the
Church, or to prove tho authority Of
the Priesthood oil the presiding auih0ri.
llos Of the Church % Jrsus Christ
Of Lntior.day Saints, &, resort 10 any
such method for their yindica.iln.
We leave this for the Lord 20 prove
and sustain, aud we think Il folly 20
submit the claims Of our Church or the
Priesthood to the arbiltamout of man.
The Lord has sand, "By their
fruits, yc shall know thcm;" and
to th,se we can confidently point,
feeling satisfied that the people who
are seeking Tor truth AMI looking Tor
the evidence which the truth always
furnishes, can more readily obtain this
knowledge by calm investigation ami
close observation than by controversy.
Itisour counsel, therefore, that any
Elder who may have received aud
accepted such challenge take no
stops whatever towards meeting
his ehalengcu, but that hc
ieave them severely alone,
No Elder In such a position need
feel that any responsibility or disorodit
will attach to him Tor declining any
discussion Into which no may
have been drawn; such rClpon'
slbilily We freely assume. We
wish II to be- further understood
that this lie our counsel 10 all OF our
Elders at homo and abroad.
Your Brethren,
wur1m woopuurF,
GEpUuE q. CANNoN,
JusErH h. SMITH,
Flul Presidency ot the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Laitor.day Saints.
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mann ~ nLn Anr.

Edward Colllnson, Queens, n. Y,
say.
81 commenced using BRANDHETH's
PiLfs over fity-iive years ago. fret
bought them In London, and have
continued uning them since ! came to
this country In 1896. ! am now over
seveniy-five years old, hale and hearty,
AMI aitriuuie my wonderful health 60
the persistent usu Of Bra pdtetn's Pills.
% 'casionally | nave a bad cold Or
severe attack Of rheumatism, indiges.
ton or billiousness, bnt four or i've
dosoe Of Brandreth's Pills always cure
me. Whenever my children have
been sick with scarlet fever, measles,
acid stomach, disotderel digestiOn or
cosiivencss, few doses Of Brnndrrth's
Pills testUfe their health AZ ones"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

OpENiNg Of TAR TnEsu WATER
REsOur. GENEVA.
Grand opening June lat. Special
trains from salt Lake nj $500 r.. m,
$3.50 y. m. aud $500 y. IN. Last train
returns nj 1000 3. m. Fare 80 cents,
via Rio Gfanuo Western.
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WANTED.


A fiHsT CLASS uusnFtMAN. PLY,
IA mouth Rock Pants CO., IA safe &C.
EouD DiWL tuR GEStHAL HOUSE
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A GOOD MAN VINO CAS- iSyEsr
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A GIRL ron GENERAL tuUsEwouR.
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A SITUATION ~ A REGISTERED
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DREcKNUiDGE moor BHEACu on
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W. H. FERGUSON, Co, oth 10. uineiuuau,o
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$50 rs siiuA M bJd,5 Ss'S 20; a ASD
Different sItcs Tor rgenis. families ana Shops.
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THE PARAGON.
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fI'NlE CHEuKs, WARRANTS AND
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NOTICE
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With naYucs a uoAlicr
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INSURANCE 90. MONEY. 6. Co o. PER
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Dca. Lstatr Loans. stocks, Bonds. Nuos
and Investments.
----------------------- ----.
TO TRADE.
INAGMs AND RANCHES. rOR CITY
II property, Is. Z, Lloyd, 5ll AeCofni1A hik'
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Two Lives Safed.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junci
City, I'll, was told by her doctors
had Consumption and that there was
hope for her, but two bottles DR.. Xii
New Discovery completely cured
and she says 1t saved her life. N
Thos. Eggers. I39 Florida St, San Fl
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold
proaehing Consumption, tried witt
result everything else then bought 0i
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery an
in two weeks was cured. He Is nntu
ally thankful. 1t is such results.
which these are samples, that prove Il
wonderful efficacy of this medicine
Coughs and Colds. For trial bottles
Hoolt.s Drug Store. Regular size 50
and $l.00.
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1t is 4 great priviieBo
ed to sec with other th
eyes | was wont to
vine covered front porch
tho children gamboling o
before me: ] see them p
did twenty years ago.
Perhaps you think the
an empty silent place; but
is full Of merry talk and
and patter of children s fd
the wall beside tue kitchen
a poncil mark where we M.
the baby when he was 3
If / were TO remain, not
world would | have it era
doubtless future occupants
move It as an unsightly thin
n0o 0o1S y IA ~ 1D1- sim lt-4
to dwell in while to me
treasury of sweet memories
how can ] look upon the f
faces, and listen to youthful
of long ago, IN a strang
where they have never been
let me not repine Ny b
viii go with me and the
who has guarded US Aeie, \
with us there. Wherever VIZ
we are journoying towar
"honse not made with hand
nal in the heavens. = It ma
fancy, but tho though often
to me that our Father is trea
our lost joys and loves to 81
us With, when we reach oui
above. Viola Anderson in
keeping.
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TORTURED AN OLD MAN.
rwo Men and Woman Take That Aretho
of Robbinr Him.


LAFAYETTE, Tenn, Sept. 4.-Pick
Bcasley, Newton Reese and girl
named Stinson, dressed in mans cloth
ing, went to the house of w. ]. Muir
ply. an old crippled man, who lives
alone near Boiling springs. They called
him to the door, struck him In the face
with rock, beat him terribly and held
him over the fire until he told where
his money was hidden. They robbed
him of over 800 and destroyed all his
notes and private papers and threatened
to kill him if he ever told that he had
been robbed.
and are now in jail at this place. Beas-
ley is still at large. Reese, who is only
about 16 years old, confessed and told
all about the robbery. The girl claims
to be the wife of BaaS!ey.
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Electric RItters.

This remedy is becoming so
known and so popular as 10 nee
special mention. All who have
Electro Bitters sing the same son
praise-Ap purer medicine does not
and is guaranteed to do all that is cl
ed. Electric Bitters will cure diseas
the Liver and Kidneys, Will rem
Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and q
affections caused bY impure blood.
drive Malaria from the system and
vent as wellas cure all Malarial fe'
For cure OF Headache, Constipation
Indigestion try Electric Bitters n
satisfaction guaranteed, or none.
funded. Price Scots. and SI.O0 per
tie at Hooa's Drug Store.
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Ninth Town Gone.

DULUTH, Sept. 4.-Another town has
fallen prey to devouring flames, making
nine in all that have been consumed.
This time the village of Granite on the
Omaha road, two miles south of Bar
ronnett. is the victim. a good share of
the town, sawmin and 1000, 900 feet
of lumber were consumed. No lives
were lost.
Mr.. Bnllis, agent of the Eastern Min
nesota at Sandstone, arrived here Mon
day night. 1t was through his heroism
that the 800 refugees on the Eastern
train that arrived here Sunday night
did not suffer the same fate as hundreds
of others.
Word came in Monday evening that
81 bodies were buried at Sandstone
Monday afternoon and 10 are still miss
ing. a relief train which left here for
that place started back at 8 o clock Mon
day evening, bringing 90 more survivors
and 20 or more injured on stretchers.
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Man and Money Gone.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 4 - George B.
Cartwright. bookkeepernf for the Hughes
Brewing company, has Nhed from this
city with young woman and a consid-
cradle amount of money belonging to
his employers. Cartwright, who Is
about 40 years old, came here from the
south last spring with high recommends
tions as an expert accountant, and Sc
cured a position with the brewing COM
pany. It is said that he has wife and
child IN Boston.
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In Pennsylvania.

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 4.-Forest fires
are raging all along the line of the Buff
falo, Rochester and Pittsburg railroad.
Reports from all points on the marrow
gauge roads state that the woods are on
fire for miles, and the damage will be
heavy unless rain should fall.
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THE GLASsWoRKERs.
They Accept Reduction of ae Ia Per
Cont Ielew Last Ye.r.

Cent Below Last Year.
PTTTsBURG, Sept. After being in
session all day the conference of win
dowglass workers and manufacturers
finally reached an agreement, the work
ers accepting reduction of % 1-2 per
cent below last years scale The scale
will be accepted by the manufacturers,
and most of the factories Will resume at
once.
The manufacturers originally wanted
cut of 40 per cent in wages, but this
the workers persistently refused to ac-
cept and the compromise of % 1-2 per
cent reduction was finally agreed upon
bY both sides.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept. 4-Thieves
entered the Wabash ticket Office by
tearing off the iron bars on the. window,
and secured 1000 in cash from the
safe, which was left open. Several
boxes of silver were left untouched.
There were 100 people around the depot
at the time, but the only witness to the
theft was deaf and dumb woman who
was waiting for a tram. The ticket
agent had left for dinner aud forgot to
lock the safe. No cIeW.
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cAlflA.IApAM WAR
Imperial Decree Issued RewardIng Gen.
.ra1 y.t, ,,nd zt.,,,, s,.,.,t

Imperial Decree Issued RewarlIng Gem
eraI Yeh and Many Soldiers.
LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch from
Tien-Tsin says an imperial decree
has been issued rewariing General
Yeh and 700 other Chinese officers for
their victory over the japanese troops
at Ping Yang.
Skirmislles between Chinese and
japanese troops are occurring at
several points in Corea. The import
ance of these collisions is being greatly
magnif1ed by both sides, who dignity
case victory is claimed by each side.
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PIKE CRY, Mimi, Sept. 4-Every
other person that one meets ON the
streets of Pine City gives visible evi-
dence of bloodshot eyes and burned
noses and cheeks from their conflict
with the fire. Many of them sat out
side the eaSinghouse Monday evening
comparing notes with other unfortun.
ates until called to occupy the cots in
tents in the park There are 80 tents
and cached housed four or five people
Monday night.
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First shower i'm Two nrontI,s,

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. 4.-There was
a heavy shower Tuesday, the first in
nearly two months. 1t effectua1ly dis
PEELED the clouds of smoke which have
covered the city for two weeks and been
of inestilna3le benefit IN the way of
stopping forest fires.
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MANY rires still Rurninr.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-Trainmen of
the Northwestern road, from the north,
report number of forest fires along the
line from Commonwealth to Menom-
inee. North of Hermansville there was
only one serious fire, which was Just
above Iron Mountain. The others were
in the pine slashings and did not seem
likely to do much damage unless the
wind should grow much stronger.
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Burninr Near BraInar,l.

BRAINARD. Mimi, Sept. THE
country to ihe north and northeast of
this city is still burning furionsly, but
the flames have expended their fury in
the immediate vicinity of Brainard.
Thousands of tons of hay have been
consumed L Crow Wing county, and
many farmhouses have been DESTROYED.
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ONO hundred Homeless.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Sept. IA for
est fire destroyed Curtis and Cushing, IS
miles west of here, Saturday. The loss
Mt Cushing was about $35, 900. S. Dow
ers' sawnliil and lumberyard were
burned; loss, $25, 600; insurance, "a, 900.
A great deal of timber was destroyed,
One hundred persons are homeless, but
no lives were lost.
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An ohio rown,s Close CAN.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Sept. "A field
fire which nearly consumed the town of
Church Hill, six miles north of this city,
started IN pasture Monday evening.
The entire town of several hundred peo-
pie turned out to fight tho flames and
save their homes and property. Nearly
all wells and springs were dry and the
task taxed to the utmost the strength
and resources of the villagers. Fifty
acres of pasture and wood land were
burned and it was not until morning
that the danger to the town was over.
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Supplies VIII BE Forwarded.

CHICAGO, Sept. General Manager
Antisdel announces that the American
Express company VIII forward free Of
charge to any reliable committee of citi-
zens at points IN Minnesota and north
ern Wisconsin contributions of mone7
and clothing for sufferers by the recen
forest fires
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Russian Fleet 10 Coren.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. "A Russian
squadron will soon start for Corea. 1t
is stated that there is no intention on
the part of the Russian government to
intervene in Corean affairs, and that
the fleet is to be sent to Corea merely to
protect Russian merchantnlen.
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win Resume at once.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 4.-Notices have
been posted in the Lawrence mills TO
the effect th-.t the work which has been
partially sue pended for several weeks in
the Goth department viii start at once
with fusl force.
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RolI,cries in Ixentncl.v.

RICHMOND, KY. Sept. 4-sunday.
night the storehouses of A w. Viii
hams and Robert Engle, at College
Hill, were entered and considerable
money and jawelry stolen. AT Pamela,
station var here, the depot and a
store were chopped into and some cash
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Gross carelessness.

SAB1NA, o., Sept. carelessness in
employing a 15-year-old boy to run a
steam engine resulted in terrific ex-
plosion and the loss of one life, and
what is thought to be fatal injury to the
hoy, William: Mercer James Robinson,
&c. is dead.
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Swift said that the devil be Ind
father of lies, he seems, ike other
great inventors, to have lost muclI
of his reputation by the continue
improvements made upon hip,.
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DoDGEvLLE, N Y, Sept. 4.-The sun
has not been seen here for nearly n
week, SO dense is the smoke overhead
from forest fires both north and south.
The fires are being fought stubbornly
by the farmers, and it is believed their
spread in the spruce belt can be prevent
ed. Two fires are burning in Oak
mountain, near Desereaux, with a pros
pect of taking off most of the timber.
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Fortune never changes mem
only brings out what is alread
them. "It is doubtless a
match; q real. genuine one. 80
can you tell2 He's given up q
cites and she her cooking lesso
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AN Danger Not Past.

Sr. PAUL, Sept At seems that the
worst danger now IN Minnesota is to
the southeast of Brainard and Little
Falls, and that section is being watched
anxiously Reports are received by the
railroads from along their lines, but do
not indicate that the end has yet come.
The Northern Pacific reports that along
their line from Little Falls to Cutting
all the small stations, three in number,
have been burned The timber all
through that section is on fire, and the
fire IS raging furiously to the north OF
Brainard ana Little Falls. As the tim
Der In that section is much heavier than
yyhere the fires ragged at Pine City, the
railroad officials say that nothing can
save the whole country but very heavy
rain.
The showers Monday were only in
places heavy enough to have any real
effect on the fires. The Omaha road
has reports from Washburn that the
fires thcre have been confined thus far
to the outskirts of the town and that
only a few lumber mills and lumber
yards on the edge of the city have been
destroyed thus far. However, as no
rain has fallen there the fires are still
burning hercely and hopes of entire Sc
curity'f are not entertained A heavy
wind would quickly fan the flames and
carry them through the country and
possibly into the town. The train serv-
Ice on all lines between st. Paul and
Duluth has been restored, except on the
Eastern Minnesota, and resumption of
traffic on that line is only a matter of a
feAt llo11r=
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ife.-Gracious, hear a dog
scratching at our door.
Husband-Calm yourself, my
dear, that's the cook in the next
room writing a letter TO her lover
before retiring.
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MADRIp. Sept. 4-The Gazette pub
lisled decree canceling the reciprocity
treaty between the United States ard
Cuba, the cancellation to take effaf5
moment the United States appl
- aa tariff. y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

English SPAWN Isinfment removes an
Hard, Soft or Calloused LumpB and
Blemishes from horses, Blott1 spavins.
Curbs SpIints, Sweeney, Rine-bone.
Stiles, sprains, all Swollen Throats
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by the use Of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful |
Blenlish Cure even known. Sold bv 4.
9. Van Glider, druggist, Point Pleasant.
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No Easy Matter


There is at least one precedent for
this course. On Aug. .; 1861, congress
passed an act taxing all incomes above
$500 three per cent per annuIIl. AS in
the present case no provision for carry
ing it into effect was made, with the re-
suit that nothing was done under it un-
til the meeting of the next session of
congress when, on July 3, the act was
repealed.
Whether this course will be pursued
in the present dilemma can not be
stated, but it is under serious considerl-