The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-20

Years the tcLanQ2Tus
DEMOCRATS, get torch and march
in linz tonight.
DEMOCRATS assemble in front of the
Gates Snow building at 6 O'Clock to-
night.
When So Many people ara taking
and deriving benefit from hoOi's Sar-
saparilla, why don't YOU try ynuT.
self? 1t will build YOU N. Hoods
Sarsaparilla overcomes weak eS5.
UNDER date of October 10Th THE
DIsPATcH's correspondent "Highland
addie" writes from Highland pre-
cinct to say that diphtheria is again
scourgiug that precinct. Jacob Beck's
home is under quarantine. and bis
w fe and six children are afflicted With
the disease One daughter aged
twelve years died on Friday morning
and another is expected hourly to eX
pire. The remains of the deceased
child were taken to Alpine last even
ing for interment.
Hoods Pills cure nausea /, SICK be adj
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. Try
box.
UNDOUBTEDLY there will be some
visitors from the other cities of the
county in Provo tonight to hear the
Hon. o. W. Powers.
HON. o. w. Powers and his Tusca-
rora braves are expected in this even
ing at 5:15 O'Clock on a special RIG. w,
trair.
rs. aeFceFs Cream Baking 9e~asa
Mass RssfasA Ms6a,
THE wedding dance givea at the
Southworth nall in honor of Arthur
Durrant and wife was decided sue
cess. There were upwards of two
hundred guests present and grand
time indeed was had. MIR. Durrant is
al employe of Whithers & Clark of
this city, and has been an active mem
Der of the fire department since June
1892 1t was mainly for the boys of
the department that the dance was
given. They dubbed in and presented
the newly made man and wife with a
handsome set of dishes. 7. h. Thur
man made the presentation speech.
The bride was Miss Sarah J. Peay of
this city. The DISPATCH joins with
their many friends in wishing the pair
all JOY and prosperity in life.
THE town is ours tonight.
BEYOND question of a doubt the
committee in charge will have 10 prepare
for an overflow meeting tonight.
A MIGHTY effort WA made by tn 3,
republicans of Provo las t evening to get
out an audience for Professor j. NJ.
Tanner" The town was flooded with
hand bills. tie drum corps was out in
its gay uniforme, the flambeaus TANNED
and Ed. Loose's caps and capes were
again displayed; but after all was done
the upstairs room of the county court
house was only partly filled with peo-
pie, nine tenths Of whom were repul Ii
cans. Very many Of the republicans
were republicans of the rankest kind,
men who are SO stepped IN republican
partisansh1p that it consumes them
and makes them actually hate every
man who declares himself a democrat
and all things democratic; men who
could not by any argument or logic be
made to open their eyes and see the
sins and fallacies OF the g. o. p.-men
of the Herb Pyne and John Coltrin
stripe. Had the house been filled with
reasonable and thinking republicans,
nothing better could have pleased the
democrats, because if that had been
the case there would have been many
of them today following in the foot
steps of Senator Jones, Henry
Lawrence and other well-informed
and honest republicans, by leav-
ing the republican party for the
reason that the republican party is un-
aiteraDly opposed TO the free coinage OF
silver. ''Pr lessor ]. M. Tanner"
proved this latter fact very clearly. Ii
is said the professor in the early part of
his speech made fairly plausible tar
if talk from the republican standpoint.
The DISPATCH scribe didn hear it
and therefore cannot report it, but the
tail end of his talk was q hummer for
the democrats. Professor ]. M. Tan.
ner" advocates the theories of the gold
bugs, and for that reason mainly is he
a republican. he said last night that
the republican party is an honest
party because it never has asked for the
free coinage of silver land this senti-
nent was loudly appiauded by mauv
Of the republicans there that the DEM
ocratic party is dishonest party be-
cause it has been clam0ring in the halls |
If congress and elsewhere for the past |
eighteen years for the free coinage of |
silver. He said that the democratic |
party is doubly dishonest because it has |
been clamoriDg for free coinage. and
because it has failed to give it to us.
Because that the party has been ham.
'eTeG with the opposition of the gold
Jugs in its own ranks Joined with the
of those honest (?) republi-
ans, is sufficient reason for professor /
=. NJ. Tanner" to SAL that all demo-
rats are dishonest.
The Oxford club gives one of its
amous parties next Friday evening in
be opera housed good time is assured
hose who attend.
The time CT the First District court
oday is occupied in hearing the second
rial of tue case of j. E. Lee VS.. the
Observation-Disclosures company, w here.
D Mr.. Lee is suing tor 81 ,078. 90, bal
nee OF commissions alleged to be due
i'm. AT the former trial Mr.. Lee GOT
Judgment. An Indictment against VIM.
welves of Provo charging embezzle-
lent was dismissed.
WM LITER, the fourth man Of the
prlngyille coterie who undertook to
In the town on the night of the 18th,
anne over today and pleaded guilty of
the peace as did the others.
lsllce Nedgwood imposed the same
ne on him as he did the others. viz:
'o.O0. The whole four joined in
stition to Mayor Holbrook ior reduc- :
On OF the fine, but the petition was
,nied. The mayor subjected the bows
lecture filed with good. fatheriy
Twice.
A. F. MCDONALD, an old time re-
ected ciLizen OF Provo IS up from I'D
exico his present home. The venera-
= gentleman will attend conference {
Salt Leke before returning.