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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Land Office.

Frederick W. Gluins, Of Mlinors.
vile, Beaver county, has flrd an Rp.
plicatlon In the land office for homo.
stead entry u 100 acres In section 10,
township % south Of range 10 west.
WIN. T.. Hubsrt, VI Salt Lake City,
filed an APPLETON Tor homestead
entry ofl21 aores In section 0, t5wnship
! north VI range I west.
Neils q. Nelson, Of Cleveland,
Emery county, fled an application for
desert entry Of eighty acres In sec
lion o. township IL south Of range 10
east.
Mary A. Osborn, OF Milford, Beaver
county, l.od an application for a
desert entry " forty acres In section
49, township IS south OF range 10
west.
Frank J. Lyon, Of Mnrysvillc, Pluto
county, hied an application Tor desert
entry Of 100 acfes IN section 20, town.
ship 20 aoulh Of range 3 west.
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Nuptial Vows.

In the Salt Laks Temple yesterday
(WeJnesdayl Charles hampton OF
Bountiful Davis county, and Miss
Wilde Cash OF Smiihneld, Cache
county, were happily united In mar
riRge. Mr. Hampton IL q well known
aud prosperous business mau 10 tho
town In which ho livcs, while his bride
In the daughter Ut Dr.. and Mrs. Cash
OF SmithfltlI AMI formerly OF Ken.
lucky. The young people hGvs many
friends, who trust that HES Journey
will be full Of sunshine and pleasant
places. They will spend the honey
moon on the coast, after which they
Will us sat homo" 70 their friends ut
their handsome tesidencu In Bountiiul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
aLADsroNr. nEsIeNArIos.
Tho "PaiI Mail Gasrre'' Rsitera,ss it,
statement.

LONDON, Feb. l.-Rsierring to It's
statement Of the Impending resigna.
ton OF Gladstone, the RAJ NAL Ga.
ssttg says;
"rhe announcement was made with
full senss Ut the responsibility. We
were prepared tor hn ttliclAl denial,
but were not prepared for n virtual
confirmation Of the accuracy Of the
statement from Gladstone himself. The
whole denial Is an elaborate attempt b
prepare his supporters tor the step he
hss decided 10 take, T. Is now mani.
feet that his tenure VI cs ia limited
TO months, II not week. His with.
dsRwal means the disruption Of the
party and general reconstruction OF the
party"
While the liberal papers profess to
DO satisfied with the denlals, olhels
agree that tho answer h riddle. The
majority OF the general public are IN.
clined 10 think the report Is ,Tuo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
GeltIng Ills Bond ReadY.

frank Harris, the recently appoint.
Oh SUCCESSOR to HOyt SneTmsn Jr. as
receiver OF public monies Tor Utah, was
getting his BOND ready today prepare.
tory 10 being sent TO Washington this
evening TO DO passed upon by Secretary
hOke smith. As soon as 10 reaches
the secfeiary's OillOB Mr.. HarTls's com.
mlBsion viii be forwarded 10 Salt Lake
ami ON It's Srriyal here no Will take
possession uf the ofllce, Tue bond 10
in the sum Of $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
A Pleasant Party.

Yesterday afternoon tho residence Of
w. u. Dougali In this city was tho
scene OF a very enjoyable party given
by Mrs. w. Is. Djusall aud Mrs. w.
J. Bealie In honor Of Mrs. Zlua u. II.
Young, the occasion be!ug the seyenty-
tnIrd birthday Of that esgimsblu lady.
Nrs. Young IA president OF tho Ma.
tionsl WOman'a Relief society, and 10
widely known IN that position aud rs
highly esteemed by tho people. The
guests yesterday included tela.
uvcs anu Intimate friends, and all
united In expressing the hope that the
honured lacy viii DO spared yet many
years TO continue her ennobliag work
among the eIple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

~. Hertz sAId 10 lie Publishing SEN
shtianaI Facts.

PARIS, Feb. The Lntrdnsi0cant
says DR.. Hertz 10 printing three vol
umes OF letters received from prom.
iuent politicians Ia regard 10 the
Panama canal aiAin IL says, eK-
Premier Dupuy IL Implicated through
having solicited favOrs Tor his coll
iengucs. Hertz IA taid 10 hold n large
number Of checke from which the 10.
clpionts Of money can be identified.
Sumo OF the documents are said 10 have
been sent 70 Chicago, whence they
have been returned. Rochefori In said
10 have seen a icle gram from Bourne
mouth from representative Of an
English Newspaper, stating that he
han arranged "a compounds OF the
ReinaCh family civil suits, which will
be dropped ifthero u no exposure.
A own suit against Horiz has been
brought by the iiquidAlor OF the estate
u the late Baron Ruinaoh, VINO
suiclded TO escape exposure. The
liquiiAt9r claims that Hertz obtained
large sums Illegally from Reinach aud
brought suit TO recover.
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ASKS FOR $4,000.
Daniel HAmer Wants That Amount for
Alleged Libel.

Yesterday In the Fourth district
court Daniel HAmsr entered suit Ia
Ogden against tho Standard Publish.
ing company for $4,000 damages
alleged to have been done to his char.
aotSr ana reputation by the publication
Of certain articles by the defendants In
their paper, from January 9th, 1894, to
January 8lsi, 1894. Mr.. Haner asks
fof Elk lots OF S25, 900 each Rnd one for
$50, 900, for the different articles. Ho
also asks $4,000 damages from David
A. Curry iOrH communication which
the latter had publishvd In the
Standard.
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Wonderland.

Patrons Of this resort have a regular
treat In store for them TOT the ensuing
week, as one OF the s.rongest aud best
performances OF the season will DO
given. In the Curio hall the marvel.
Gus MaKey, the man who eats needles,
ETC., and who has created such n SEN
sallon Ia the east, will give his won
deriul performances. The usual In
leresting and entertaining perform
auce viii DO given on the BJou stage,
anu the latest eastern successful
fiTee.comedy entitled "a County
Attorney" Will be presented In tho
thea.Orium ny the popular stock
o,many, headed by Mr.. Burton sIau-
lev
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

Tue fuii Amount nnd more Sub
Hrribcd Tor.

WAslitNCrON, Feb. l.-subscrIp.
tons TO the new five rcr cent bonds
have hurn received 10 the amount Of
s5l,5ls,luO, az prices ranging from
llf.a.3 TO l20.s-9. There IL also
an Oucr VI 200 for one bond Of
my. There are known -
10 VA the way additional
suosctiptl amounting TO more than
I've millions, which, owing 90 the de.
lay Of tue mails, will be uutilu to con.
sidorsii0n though the time Tor the
ttndcra expired Of noon.
New YORK has sab cfinti Tor Sij, s38..
250; Boston f0r g5.3iJ,55l. 40 other
citJ has subscfbUi iJr Rs much Us
million.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Double killing

BECKER, No., Feb. l.-Henry Fries
and his bfother-in.law, John Schultz,
living near here, have held a grudgs
for several years against each other,
eliminating In Schultz killing Fries.
schultz surrendered 10 the nearest
Justice OF the peace, who refused to hold
hun. schultz returned home and blew
his brains out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Rumor or Rebel Gaias.

BuRNOs AYREs, Feb. LIT 10 re-
ported here that Nlclhuroy, which has
long boon the object " main attack by
the rebels At Rio Janeiro, has yielded
and been occupied by tue insurgent
forces. The report cannot DO verified
or disproyed. ~ 10 also reported the
government troops there have Joined
the rebels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Goldsmith a Co.'S Failure.

Tue attachments against the Butte
house OF Goldsmith d 90. aggregated
about $3.50, 900 up to the a9,h ult. Tho
Butte LHter.nOuntaiR Of that date says
that Elias SiUgel, manager, left for
Salt Laks that afternoon, where he Will
meet Louis Goldsmith, who il on his
way to \ ilt Lake from Baltimore. Mr..
Sisgtl believes matters will DO straight.
oucd Gus In a short time anu that the
business Will resume,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
rhe uawplian Debate.

wAsHINGToN, Feb. l.-Crisp an d
McCreary, chairman Of tho foreign
affairs committee, nave held n confer
once and arranged The program Of the
Hawaiian debate beginning tomorrow
The Speaker has drawn srecisl
rule making IaWlii the order OF bu.i.
ness. 1t provides for three days'
confederation, closing Monday.
McCteaty VIII open the debate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

CHICAGO, Feb. l..-rhe appellate
court today reversed the decision Of
Judge Stein, rendered last summer, M.
ing Directof.Generai Davis And other
Worlds Fair officials Tor contempt Of
court In closing the Fair on Sunday,
after he had made an order to keep ii
open.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

Iho Condition of the Treasury Forbids
New improvements.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-Congressmsn
arc Oeo0miug very sOlicitOus In press
Ing the claims OF their districts upon
the House committee on riyers aud
hgrhOfs as the last week OF the hearing
draws 10 a close. There Is a delegation
oeiote the committee representing the
waterways % Washington state. They
were iniprmu1 by tho committee that
u GOES not intend TO bgauoA out in rec.
nhmendlng appropriations for new
work. The condition Of the treasury
lotulls this. They hsve Little hope Of
ge'1lng what they have asked TOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
puty on Mhrnt RnI.ra.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-The customs com.
miIteo has raised the duty ON wheat 10
. iIauos, with tho pr1yis1 that when
the price rraohcs 70 francs, the duty
WIN DO reduced by progressive diminu-
tionH 10 90 oenIiues and removed alto.
gelhur when the price reaches 80
fraucs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

IN behalf ~ his resolution supporting
the administration. Hit IHinliawI.I
follow on tchalf Of the minority 20 I'LL.
iute condemniDg the administration.
Rsynor (Md), Hooker lNiipl aud
Everett tMss'.l will support tho Dem
cratic contention, aud Stufot lOh0l
aud Blair (N.H.) the Republican posi-.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
A wealthy nancnsr murdered.

COLiMA, Mex, Feb. l.-Senor j.
Jesus Carienas, one OF the wtalthieat
and hest known ranchora Of western
Mckee, has been assassinated at La
Maragora. Robbery Ia thought to be
the motive. Two arrests have been
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

FRANKFORT, Feb. l.-Solomon Mas,
head u the banking firm which failed
last Monday for n very large amount,
has been arrested. His brother has
committed suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
IucrenAo 10 lilo Debit

WAsuINGT1N, Feb. L.. The debt
statement shows AN increase IN the
public debt for January Of $3.50, QBi,
oash In the treasury S7o7, 100, 1853.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
EVANS nIAWD rRou.
no ~ la so Harry to LeaVe for For-
sigu PARTS.

eign PARTS,
San FRASCisCO, Feb. 1.-The Er.
anlHtr prius a long Interview held Dy
Richard BigolOw, man well known
Ia SaD Joaquin valley, with the banut
Ghnt. Evans anu his cOmpn ion, N0t-
rel, on Sampfon's fiat on Jau. 25th.
Evans has also sent short letter b
Two local newspaper men. Evans
says be and companions are being
well cared for by Tauchers In the
mountsinr. Evans isquoted ~ saying
that he Is In no hurry TO leave for
foreign paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
BOLD AMERICANS Al RIO.
Admiral Banham Serves Plain and
PeFemp,Ory Notice
That American Merchantmen Must
Not ns Fired Upon or later.
fcrrd with, or Else

wAmuSoroS, Feb. l.-sccrolary
Herbert has given out the following:
RIO DE JANEuto, Jan. 20.
10 the Secretary Of tue Navy, Wash.
ington, ID. O.;
Two American merchant vessels on
Saturday were prevented from going
RlOng6ide the wharf. To-day AZ u.m.
| sent the Detroit 10 take position
that would project the vcssnls going
alongside ihu wharf, aud n tird upon
70 frturn the nrc. My vessel rol
under way and cleared Tor action.
Amor The Detroit took position boat
nom the one vessel Tuuuiug n line
preparatory 10 hauling In, was flfud
upon with mnskets from an insuIgunt
chip. The Detroit returned the fire
with tho -p1unuef, the shot striking
under her bow. no iuturgcnt nfeu
tholr bfOaJaidn gun lecwafu. Later
the infufgtuts fred their broad
side gun over the American merchant
vessel. The Detroit returned the tie
with mubkcA striking tho iufutgenis'
etern post. fasslng by the insufstut, he
was hsiled saying: "li you frr again,
viii return your nfe, AMI n Necessary
will nink you" The Detroit anchored
10 the command OF both vCissls. one
merchant vessel having been carried
10 n now position near the wharf and
the tugs having offered their service
gfatuituusly u dischRTgu the cargo.
ihe insurgnnt lender was notified that
these Vessels would discharge from
their prescott petition, but that my do.
termination was not chHHCoi 10 give
American merchant vessels full yrc-
lection 20 tho wharf n they decided O.
20. tdignvd) BENHAM.
MlNilrEA TnOmsoN's REPORT.
wAsnuNGIoN, Feb. J.. - Gresham
hns received q dispatch from Minister
rhompsOn at RIO confirming the de-
tails Of Admiral Bsnham's encounter
with the insurgents. Alter relating
the story a. told Ia Benha no dispatch,
IhumpsUn auyt:
"Beuhnm bns not intotvened IN the
least with the military or naval opera
lions on either side, nor is Il his intou.
ton 90 do ~. He has notified tho
Insurgents that II IL his duty 10 pro.
,cct American c1mmrrcs anu thiu
he Intends TO do, and he aaya
American vessels must not DO intei.
Tered with In thtir movements but
must take the consuqueuco VI getting
In the lice u IRE when legitimate
hoslilities are actually In Progress.
Until belligofont rights arc accorded
tue Insurgents have no right to extr-
else authority over American vessels
or property. Tho righta OF tho Ia.
suTgente 10 search nUutiAf soadcla or
seizu ANY IOftlOu OF their CARO- il de.
MED, even though they may DO within
tho class defined ua cobtrAbaud
VI war during hollilillos between
indeIendeat governments. The iorci.
bic seizure Of such articles In the pres.
cut status VI the insurgents would cou.
s,itu,e acts OF piracy. Since the
effective action OF Monday every thing
Is quiot. The attempted blockade 10
commerce and trade ~ broken aud
eyeuts have moved smoothly. All the
foreign commanders concur ar fAr as 1
am advised, (Signodl
IHOMrHOS,
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Mnrcheu.r IInrned.

CHICAGO, Feb. THE warehouse Of
FleH a Msrston, hoavy dealers IN
willow ware, was huTed this morning.
Tho loss 10 $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
ercRErAnY mERlENr Io nENIIAM.

Secretary Herbert sent tho following
to Admiral Bsuham Vt Rio:
Further information h received from
the u. Is. minister. We arc satisfied
entirely with the prudence ami judg.
ment with which you carried out your
instructions AMI protected American
commerce. We rely ul0n you Tor the
continued exercise Of wise discretion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Law AND MOTION CALENDAR.
Jetses Merritt aud Barich Have Al.
other Day At IT,

In both departments OF the Third
district court this morning cases on tho
law aud motion calendar were once
again taken up by the two judges.
Chief Justice Merritt dealt with
tho follow ing:
John q. sharp ct al Va q. J. o. Irwin
ct nj. Motion for new tFlal over
ruled auJ exception taken.
Elizabeth Bjunamart vs. James
Weaver ct al Demurrer to complaint
Withdrawn; ten days 10 answer.
}. w. Judd VI IL. Culmor. De-
mufrcr TO countetclAim and motion 10
strike Uut Sustained.
Alex. PuIvus Va o. T.. Pratt Of NJ.
Motion Tor Judgment allowed, by do.
fault.
Jack Bolton vs. Geo. Naylor. No.
tlOG Of plaintiu fora new t.ial.
CLARA h. PJ1lpch W J. w. Clmp.
bell Motion for new trial with
drawn,
3. w. Morrison VI ID. W. Gamble 1t
a. Demurrer TO complaint with
LfaWn.
Htfohb JUDGE hAktCH.
Philo Leon Holland W. Joseph A.
MorlRn ct al. la this case, previously
submitted, bis honor now sustained the
demurrer to answer ten days 10
amend.
Jared G. Homer VI the Ontario
Silver Mining %. Heretofore submit
ted; demurrer 10 complaint 0yeTruled;
twenty days 10 answer.
August Honsgen VI NJ. X. Parsons
Of al, buioro submitted. Demurrer 20
compliant suslHinedi ton days 10
amend.
Salt Lake Valley Loan 4 Trust Co.
W JOAN Beck, Submitted yetterdAy.
hemuffers 10 complaint UyeTfuled;
thirty days 20 answer
w. g. Pavy, trustee, VI h. \. scars
OF nj, heretofore submitted. Demurrer
70 answer Uyrrful,d,
JOssph Ruilati " Sloiete des Mines,
etc. Argued aud submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

Gt was fignifloant rs the FIRST test vote
sustaining The bill.
Inc umundmou. mnlginR barley p
cents aud barley malt 81 cents per
bushcl, was lost 100 10 i07.
The committee amendment 10 raise
the duty on malt from 20 o. IS per cent
and on barley malt from IS 10 IS per
cent was carried 20I 90 ia.
i8D p. m.-I0m johnson Dem,
OhiU) asked Tor separate vote on the
wool schedule; &. M. Stone lRop.,
Pcun,) for n separate vote on Ietfolo.
UNI; Tracy (Dem., n. " on the In
formal tovOtue including the income
tax. All the other amendments w,rs
agreed 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

Failure and suIeide.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l.-Childsis
condition IL UNCHANGED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

BulloiIu-rhe New York and Louli.-
ana mon have held a conferences AM
Cochran will make motion 10 re.
commit tue tariG bill which will be-
supported by the sugar interests aud
the opponents Of the Income tax. II b.
not Thought liholy they will get enough
votes 10 carry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01

on the frat roll call, the barley
amendment wac defeated l70 TO 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
Lovely That's fIts beside lhori
Take zoo 5000 che Eois provide q
Ediior Des,res NepE

The practical thing 10 do now Is TO
gays 100000 by union ~ Logan,
and then ns,en 10 sat Lake CITY a.
sDUn rs shu has anything tO say.
UMoney talksD in thif natter and the
metropolis issliuut
NV mysterious filOnd inquiries,
UW6efe does the superior food OF Loo
can come from aud how do they mau-
age 10 keep their preserve stcrrl''' The
butter, eggs, milk, fruit and vegetables
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-01-19
tiorabloner Rejected.

Senator Hill hats won IN ,he tight over
the nomination OF Mr.. ". B. Horn.
blower to tie vacancy ON the supreme
bench created hy tie death of justice
Elatch,urd, defeating confirmation by a
majority DISK votes, after a hattie royal
lchind tic closed doors of the Senate,
lasting over seven hours. The vote on
tho confirmation, II Is understood, stood {:
For HuuhlowrI-Hcmocrats, Is; Re
publjcauS, G. Against IiornbIower-
Democrats 10; Republicans, IL; Popu,
lists, g. The pupulists were captured
hy the charge made by the opponents OF
Horuhlowcr that the railroad corpora-
tions q: The West were lobbying through
their attorneys for Hornhluwcr's Conhr-
nation. 1t IS understood that Mir Hill
went INTO til case IN detail, and made a
viPoro, 81 tcch in opposition to conhi-
mat.cu On the ground that liourLlowcr
was not qualified 30 sit urou the supreme
bench OF the United States, and in cor.
rulurIt.an o. these statements and in
Suppgr, of TIC report o. thrcuunu,it,ce, he
lad c'urc the Senate the lrt;crs and
other documents vEch had cen beicr,
tuc ca:@.,r ..,c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-01-19
Uncle sam 10 Congress.
Kate Fields Washington.

Kate Fields Washington.
Gentlemen ct the Fiity-third Con
gross - My eyes no less than the eyes Of
Europe are upon you. Though your
manners are not the best IN the wuT-,
though YOU do not treat me with the
respect becoming either my station OF
my wears, remember that ! represent
sixty-hye millions a.: people whose pa
thence YOU have wcil-u Sh exhausted, aud
who's, lcmi II can no longer he trtilcd
with Beware therefore how YOU disrc
gard M counsel. Beware how you re
peat the mistakes made during the recent
extraordinary session called for a special
purpose and prolonged unnecessarily for
purely selfish purposes.
You have brought this Great Kcpubl,c
to the verge OF ruin by stupid huancia!
! legislation. Woe unto YOU # that ruin
be completed by unnecessarily Pro'oug.
my the crtuiuity III whichmy people
your own brothers and S.stcrS-Lrc kept
| hv deferred action on the tariff bill 30,
one of YOU but knows Just how YOU vii
vote; not ono of you but knows that
speeches will change no mans opinion
| Why then kill time and commerce by 4
Niagara OF words slgniyirg nothing? /
YOU must see yourselves in the Con
ercssioral Record that marked copies
may be sent to your constituents in thC
fond hope OF profoundly mprcssing their
with your own Importance publish youl
iucontrovcrtibc logo il you Will, but toi
heavens and Tor humanity'S sake, don
drive men and w1msn to despair by ora
torical flights that butter no bread
Is there no such thing as patriot SIN
IAN YOU not sink party in the pre- Scncc G.
starvation and act promptly tor the hcs'
wishes of the whole country? Can yo,
not realize that the only kind of selfish
ness that avallS is enlightened Sc!tiShncSs
and that no enlightened Scl!IShucSs SICri
fees part of the whole Is the brother
hood OF man merely 4 phrlsc: What con
cerrs one section of this country tJnccrn
al. When the Rocky Mountains TAX
poison, the Atlantic scaboard must cal
in the doctor. Every State. every midi
vidual is dependent upon every other
and all legislation is doomed 10 dclca
that is not broad enough to cover tn
Nation.
Gentlemen, unless YOU forget the dc
mands OF short sighted constituents. M
less you forget your petty ambitions, III
less your aim he the greatest good OF tn
greatest number, regardless of party an,
regardless OF sell the Congress YOU rcl
resent will give birth to revolution AM
will deserve the excavations which it wi
receive Mark my words. have live
one hundred and seventeen years an
Nrow what am talking about.
Z Your UNCLE SAM.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-01-19

Finally, by digging clans and harvest,
ing hooppoes, Horny Hand saved money
enough to get his house insured. Then
he boarded up the windows and doors
and went forth into the world as a book
agent.
And while he was away there came a
change of tariff and big fire in his city.
The tariff swept the duty from lumber,
and the fire swept his house from the
face of the earth
II have my policy left. said Horny
Hand, land that with Free Lumber will
build me bigger and a better house, y
and he Chucklcd to himself in Ghoulish
Glee.
But the company refused to pay his in
surance, because he was not living in his
house at the time it was burned, and be-
cause, not having his own life insured, he
was an irresponsible man and not to be
relied upon. The agent of the company
gave him lot OF Printed Matter, telling
him how to proceed the next time, and
left him to his tears.
so all have left, said Horny Hand
lis piece OF land with a hole in it," and
he went and wept his cellar full and called
it well,
Moral Horny Hand could not sci
the water in his new we'll and so this ia
BILE has no moral.