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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-24

n Question OF the Hour.
"Breathes there a" Demo-
crat with soul so dead
who never to himself hath
said" 1 take my party's
paper.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
THE GOVERNOR is HERE.
His Movements Were Calculated to Keep
the Local LEADERS Guessing
All Evening.

Governor Stone arrived from jefferson
| City yesterday evening and went to the
| Midland hotel, where he obtained a room
| without registering. Before leaving 1efr-
! ersOn city he sent a telegram 10 Police
| Commissioner Shelley informing him that
he would be in Kansas City this morning
| and wanted to see him then
The governor arrived shortly after 6
| o'clock. 1t was two hours later before his
! presence in the city became known to some
of the leaders of both factions Of the local
| Democracy. They went to the Coates
| House ana anxiously inquired for him, but
as he was not there, they did not find him.
| Among those who went to the Coates
| House We're Chairman Marcy Is. Brown,
| Of the Democratic county committee; Fred
! W. Fleming and Judge Frank G.. Johnson.
| After remaining there over an hour they
received tip that his eNcellency was at
the Midland. They went there, but did not
see the governor, because he was in a room
| other than the one TO which he was as
signed by the clerk OF the hotel, in conver-
About II O'Clock Governor Stone went to
his room accompanied by Journal re-
porter. In response to questions as 10 his
views Of an attitude concerning the trouble
IN Ris oWq party IN kansas CITY, ne SAID
relates solely TO the matter OF the APP
pointments that am to make here They
the coal oil Inspector. l will probably be
here until Thursday afternoon.
,t =" irl'S o, "a w w jg',''f! %
lh1t nave pt'h CItaIhE ussehSluh IN IN.
party IN TINS Glty' Al desire to say az
/ also want to .say that whilst am win
IRE 10 40 anNtmihs IN my power To- help
ne Gus, % we DrimG.f1ig party ;"
cerned my disposition is to absolutely
refuse 20 nave anything 70 90 WIN then.
u have honestly sought 70 put the party
IN Jackson county upon a higher plane
than u has been nerGtoiore but my cf-
i"riS nave seemingly neth IN VAN, Tor the
POLITICIANS seem lhtHllF Dent upon self
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
THE COMING POULTRY SHOW.
IndIca tions Are That There VIII he IA
Much larger Attendance Than at
Any Previous show.

The directors Of the MIdoontinental
Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-
tion met last night at the Mid
land and completed arrangements
for printing the premium list for its
fall show. As heretofore announced, the
show Is 10 be held in this city. beginning
November q and closing December Z. In
dications are that II is 10 be a much
larger and finer show than the one last
year. The premium list is one OF the most
attractive ever issued In the West. 1t
and will serve to attract the breeders and
leading fancierS OF the country. In addi-
tion TO the regular list OF premiums there
is most attractive lot Of specials offered
serve to make the premium list far In
advance of that issued by any other SINH
lar organization in the West this year.
The date of the poultry show at the At
lanta cotton exposition was set for the
same date as the one here, but by hard
work the management here succeeded in
getting the exposition to delay their show
for ten days, 50 that both might be sue
cessful, and that exhibitors here might
go on South with their fowls. This leaves
the dates for the show here entirely to
the Midcontlnental club.
Letters are coming, from, every portion
Of the country, and from Canada. Stating
that exhibitors are coming in large num-
bers than last year, and asking that they
be informed OF everything connected with
the show. Letters from the Canada fam
cleTs indicate a large attendance and many
fine fowls. The management has decided
To add "A sales department to the show so
any favorable opportunity of selling their
fowls Last year some fowls were sold
and IL Is believed that feature this year
is certain to be appreciated and made
last year that many Western fowls were
purchased and taken East,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
sENsInLE CmANGEs.

Principal Buchanaus changes i'm the
nigh school curriculum, as outlined yes-
terday, are sensible and Will tend to-
put the high school in closer touch with
the people Of the city, Professor
Buchanan intends to devote more time
to the study OF the English language
than has heretofore been pat upon it.
Another Improvement is the increased
attention to be given the subject of elo-
cution, and the creation of a regular
department Of elocution. Other changes
and notifications in the work of the
school are suggested, but by far the
most sensible and important is that re-
lating to the study Of the English Ian
guage.
II is not necessary to argue the i'm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The subcommittee of the Democrats
county @ cI9}m}mittee npBo2inted for that pur-
alleged election as its chairman COM
missioner shelley said ne would take
tWruty-four hours TO consider whether he
would accept or reject the chairmanship
1t is the general belief among his friends
yferjoW ri VII ftergoon ' and "Is ruRoF
Commis sioucr shelley had said that he
would accept the Craftsmanship ana would
three gentlemen who are intimate with
him said that while ne might consent to
become chairman OF the county committee
he would not resiEn his police commission
crship.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
Lind.ey,s Bond Keduccd.

Frederick Lindsey, arrested last week
charged with emhezzling s4393l from :;
on $500 bond from the county Jail yesterday
afternoon, His suEeties are, Fred r.. Bur
Lindsey was held TO appear in Justice
Eberts court to-day, was II, 900, but owing
ant. Judge Wofford reduced the bond TO
$500 yesterday, and Lindsey was able to
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
"uNCoNsrIrurroSAL" "


! opinion of court on the question Of the
Wn have as rule, only contempt for
tine mouth.ngs Of politicians as to the
/ same thing
| 1t Is safe 10 say that not ono man In
| q thousand is qualified to pass upon
1 a technical constitutional question, and
/ hence the great risk run by the average
| legislator of getting outside such limta-
/ uons Courts, thcu become not only Il
necessity and protection. but a safety
valve as we'll for the overstrained con-
dItous that sometimes attend the work.
ing of our forms Of procedure.
There is one fact that greatly pro-
tocts us against the mistakes of leris-
lauon ana the friction of contesting
methods of administration and policies
from bluuders Of unconstitutionality,
making appeals TO courts remarkably
unfrepuont amid the tones of statutory
enactment And that is the political
| instinct Of the American peOple-those
born ana educated under the traditions
Of constitutional government. You may
take u colony Of Americans and turn
them loose on an uninhabited island
and they will organize and administer
civil condition, which will be in per
feet harmony with the constitutional
limitations under which they We're born.
As a general fact all these remarkable
Cummonwealths that we now call states
of the American Union that came into
existence after the Revolution, We're
evolved from just such beginnings. 1t
is such people that have the American
instinct of self-Government and the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
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with the labor problems in agitation.
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tho estimation ns tb4 masses of his
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not looking his way. and the talk has
had r1 effect whatever ou bis nerves,
or crc1f,d amy disturbance or the life
long harmony between himself and his
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

When / was young and callow,
with many things to prove,
! thought that women married
Exclusively for love.
But when / had grown older,
MY faith went all to smash;
/ found the girls were after
The men who had the cash.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The appointment by the governor Of
MT II. clay Arnold as chairman of the
board of election commissioners viii be
generally satisfactory. Mr.. Arnold is
gentleman i'm whose integrity and quail
noatioDs the community has confidence,
and he has too much strength Of char
acter TO he used by evil influences for
partisan purposes.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The announcement that Atlanta will
not charge eXtortionate prices during
the exposition would be more assuring
if the same sort of announcement hadn't
been made by Chicago just previous to
the worlds fair.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
A SEA OF WAVING PLuMEs, A RIVER
OF GLITTERISG SWORDS.
THE MUSIC WAS Everywhere,
STRAINS OF HUNDREDS OF BANDS
CHEERED THE MARCuING KNIGHTS.
Tho Greatest and Most Beautifui Pageant
Boston Ever Witnessed Occurred Yes
terday when Upward OF $4,000
Knights Tempiar Passed Boforc
Thcir Grand Master.


25po0 Knights Temrlar to-day, and with
one accord, pronounced II the grandest
pageant ever witnessed In Boston People
were everywhere; IN the streets. on the
sidewalks, on the roofs OF buildings and
street cars, clinging to the tons OF tele-
graph poles whenever the vigilance Of
the police and linemcn was relaxed for n
moment, In wagons and drays filled with
seats IN the side streets and on hundreds
OF grand stands, large and small, along the
route.
The clear skies and hot sun Of the past
two days had given way 70 heavy clouds
but hhaIlv the sun broke through the clouds
and vigorously endeavcred to drive the
mists away. Although majority of tho
Sir knights spent last night until a late
hour entertaining their friends or being
entertained, they were astir early this
morning
Trains from every direction brought
thousands OF uniformed Tomplars and their
friends to swell the host At the depot the
crowds were Of almost sumocating density
From every state communicates began to
arrive at an early hour and thousands
OF spectators came with them, The streets
near the depots echoed with the din OF
scores OF bands and the tramp of arriving
knights and their escorts. The railroad
men were completely overwhelmed by the
magnitude of the crowd
"'',iS "lt"'u " rauluS OF twenty
Hllss OF inc state house to-day is praC-
tically holiday. Most Of the factories in
nearby cities are closed and tbe o,,a,, tt,,,s
balnai IA e,,.,I 49,, -, f.I, ~, -, -
the procession.
The police appointments were well nigh
perfect. shortly before the parade started
platoons of ofiicers l,,,.t -. -.
,hra,,h t,,, ~ t'ti! sfStt
'niousn WHlcn the SIr knights were to
pass ana roped them off, and until the last
division passed no traffic of any kind was
allowed on thosA tbor,uf,I,r,r,s
The limos ~ ,ba ,,,r,,i,, - 90 ., T.,
""t9 Vi 'He p1IdHe Were formed in
thirteen divisions in "a column Of double
sections. At 9 O'Clock the communicates
Of the First division bnpsu IN r,tbor ~,
tho soutb elda -, ,,a,,,,7',,,, ~ 7'''''.' va
- -, -, o.tu oi Oo'I"'o""e avenue
mar l,erAiey street ana at about the same
hour the other divisions began to take up
their positions in the avenue of tho T2arI.
BAY district There was the ns,igi 5aia,.
consequent to the formation Of Great rrt,
cessions, but all was in readiness shortly
after 10 o'clock ana bv 1880 the long line
was in motion. the signal for the start
being greeted by the cheers and saIutes of
1000 people gathered near the start
down Common wealth avenue The snert,.
Gle was an inspiring one The music of
100 bands and the APPLAUSE of thousands 0f
people filled the air; gaiiy badcaked horses
prauced at the head of each division while
the contrast Of the dignihed black cloth
of the uniforms. the waving of the ricb
plllr1eG ha t,,1
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

making u may not he pleasant
change TO contemplate from q sonu.
mental standpoint. hut % is-busiucss
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Washington, Aug. 27.-(Special) d. G.
NJ, Branamar, Of Kansas CITY; W. II, Pal
mer Of 81. Charles; l.. IL. Hansinger, of
Sedalia. arrived to-day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

1t is on the bills that Governor stone
will arrive in Kansas city to-day and
at once enter the cage to feed the ami
mails raw meat
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

-Four .orpses on one limb may be a
ni- record FOR California, hut it would
show up as very tame days work in
Mississippi
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Actress Z"llp Nieolaus made her debut
on "a Philadelphia stage sunday but SO
far as learned the Gould family did not
occupy private box.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Yroha '7.lts criminal classes. Now will
you ba r.uI|
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Mrs. Leases gloomy view OF the Pop
ulist prospects iu Kansas is fully war
rautod This is one of the greatest crop
years In the states history.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The fact that the suicide epidemic
has struck Kansas City eNplodes the
theory that tragedies of this sort are
superinduccd by environment.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The Missouri man who died of bee
sting was not Richard 2. Bland. Mr.
Bland has not allowed the bee hu2zing
in his vicinity to get close enough to
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

It is true that the Kansas City Dem
ocracy is badly divided and demoral-
ized. but what Of that? Democracy is
in that condition everywhere.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Tho fortunate Democratic candidates
for the presidency are those who Will
flil os nomination.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

The first women who graduated from
like of the college men to contend against.
They were Miss Sarah Blair and Miss
them when they appeared as Candidates
for their degrees, the young men cheered
them loudly, and made the halls ring with
shes a jolly good fellow"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

\ novel and sensible dressmalting estab-
lishment has been started in London by u
company of young women. They take last
seasons dresses and make them over in
the prevailing fashion. No entirely new
materials are taken. This making spe-
cialty of remodeling and renovatng new
dresses has brought a great deal of GUS
tom, and might very prodtably be intro
duCed everywhere.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

No writer upon the subject has as
serted that putting a womans head on
the greater part of the national coinage
is meant to corroborate the saying that
money tallis.-Philadelphia Times.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Niagara Falls viii no longer do service
exclusively as a great natural wonder.
Its gigantic energies will henceforth be
employed in utilitarian labor. It viii
generate the force which viii keep ma
chinery in motion and aid in the great
American scheme of turning everything
~ ss-s ~. isg lhe Ggrpese ot meuey
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

j. is believed that Coxey puts more
money into politics and gets less out
than any other man in the country
with the possible exception Of Tom
l. nr--.r-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Mrs, Dennis Doodeyne, of Bay City,
Mich, has been appointed deputy sherilt
by Sherif Sutherland
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Frozen peaches make Il delicious dessert
for an August day. For eight persons use
and two quarts Of ripe Peaches. pared
and sliced. Put the water, sugar and half
n dozen cracked peach stones in "A stew
pan and boil for a quarter of an hour.
Then rub, the peaches through puree
Stir well and then cool. When cold freeze.
Pears may be frozen in the same way,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

A woman has just been appointed as
sistant city treasurer of Bangor, Me.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Secretary Carlisle's vacation is ended,
and the secretary viii again settle down
10 work on the knotty problem of what
IS 10 be done when the bond syndicate
lets loose Another bond issue so
shortly before the November elections
Is 10 be avoided, II possible, but if there
is any way 10 avoid lt Nj, Carlisle
hasn't been able 10 find it as set.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Mabell-"shall we girls go in bathing to-
day, all together"
Aunt Maria-",Alabe ! am surprised at
you! No; youth wear. bathing dresses
to say about it"-Boston Transcript,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
coon MnRNfNn-

l..'"'."- 7'-.h"'sl.r.y.
coon MORNING.
Yroha 'a.its criminal classes. Now will
you ba guuda
------
Ihe fortunate Democratic candidates
fu OF nomination.
Ada. should have remained In Alaska
TIL ihe hot season is over The country
was NOT in The 'Ft alarmed about
him
Montana had a killing frost Yesterday
1norniur Zee was Also noticed fin Kan
sas CIiy-u small chunks ON the side.
-------------------
f'NI .'rlSes on one NmN may he
h.- record Tor 'ahi'rhlA' nut IL would
SH"" Ih as very tame Gay WORK IN
Aii5sssiIIL
-. .fs .r.ari,. ,trrososssr,, to v,os,, ,,y
symr,tbv or NJ STANLEY ouav. Mr.
QUAY is sam anIs +, move around and
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Love sang 10 her-she, answ'rlng back.
Glad heart upheld with happy tears
Yet fate came shuiliug DER their track,
Ana followed down the drcary years.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

. Lhdy HtNIY S0meTSet, OF FngIand, who
is an ardent prohibitionist, seeking to
strike a blow at the rum interest, went
10 court, in an effort to, prevent the re-
in a hotel situated upon her estate in
Regate. The justice Informed the lady
that she must not all9w her personal opin.
capacity. she merely holding her estate
as a tenant for life, and decided that tho
license should be renewed. Inasmuch,
however, as she had acted in good faith,
the court would allow her costs.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

'Wen hred?" echoed the dogs owner.
"I should say he is well bred. Why that
dog won't eat his meals at all unless he has
his collar on."-Indianapolis Journal
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
Love walked with hcr-the stream sang

June gave the roses from her hand;
The new moon drew her silver bow
And lit for them loves falryiand.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

''Fhat dog is pretty well bred, amt he?"
asked the man leaning over the division
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Love stood with her-thc skies looked down
And lent the silence OF the stars;
Loves smiling lips. meath eyes of brown,
Shown on her bright as scimetars.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Every good cook should know by heart
pears, are in their. best condition for can
ming when not quite fully ripe, and that
after picking. Small fruits and berries
should never stand over night If it is pos
should be used in canning and in the pro-
portion Of half a pound OF sugar to a
pound of good fruit, varying the rule, OF
course. with the sweetness of the fruit
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

It-"Aw-speaking Of Twiby, aw-I have
taken "A chicken, looked IL stwawight in
the eye. aw-and ! actually hypnotized il
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Washington star: The writer of fiction
had been out very late, but when he got
home he explained his tardiness at length
and with great minuteness. His wife lis
tened without comment until the end
well" he said, after a gloomy pause,
"doesnt that explanation satisfy you?"
Perfectly" she replied. 1T was lovely.
trayagant of you to squander so much
originality outside of your business"
Sills-"I declare. can't tell which one
of those ladies Is Bixby's wife and which
one is his typewriter" '0"
Dills-"Why. the best dressed one is h,s
typewriter OF course. New York Wsyii'
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

She-"Well, that shows that your mind
is stronger than the chickens. Judge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-15

Do the people of Oregon want q
godlbug senator? Then elect }. n
Dolph. Does the Republican, party
want to go onto a goldbug platform :
Then elect ]. n. Dolph. Do the peo'
pie Of Oregon want to be represented
10 the United States senate by loyal
friend and representative Of the Pacific
corporations that ask fifty years ex'
tension on their bligations Of hundreds
of millions of dollars to the govern
ment? Then vote for j. n. Dslph. II
you want a man there to represent
anything that the people are interested
in, vote for free man for senator, but
do not vote for Dolph.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-15

It Is futile for the Dolph managers
to spend money IN getting votes Ine
issue is not one that can be settled on
a pecuniary basis. The best men 10
the Republican party and all the peo-
ple Of Oregon are tired OF bosslsm and
machine methods. The question can
not be settled on a metallic basis,as one
exchange says 1t settled the question oil
supporting Mr.. Dolph. Enough mem
bers may be Influenced" into stand
ing in" with the old Doodle regime to
re-elect Mr. Dolph. But that will not
settle it, He is too big dose OF gold
bug.machine.corporation-politician Tor
the people to swallow. II fthelr repre-
sentatives are forced to swallow him,
he will not stay down. The question
will then go to the people and the peo-
pie will settle it in a way that will put
an end to Dolpbism in Oregon forever
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-15
BE pEoBNT

The campaign against MI DJlph is
principally invecliye and abuse
Statesman.
How does the sbove compare with
the methods Employed by The ore
yonIan and lts Salem mouthpiece, Mr.
Dolph's only supporters? Has any
anll-Dolpl man or paper stopped to
such low abuse az these very two pa
perr Scott has become 20 hopeless
that ia bis rage he has designated all
Republicans who de- not agree with
him ~ "bsstar1s.r Every opponent OF
D ,lph has been excoriated, and IN their
madness for Loot cause the managers
Of the machine have commenced to
az use all Others with whom they dis
agree. Even President Chapman, Of
tte State University, Is pointed out as
"milk-sop' and an imported para
Hilt. IUt otntt5ulhu Hhs VIC cdit W.
fore the horse. for II Ia Mr.. Dolph's sup
pyrtere VINO res IT 10 "invective and
abuse" IL mistakes square state
nienls 0f fact for abuse. When the
DoIph scOut-simon-McGiun machine
Ia accused Of robbing Portland, Multi.
nomah county and the state Of Oregon
of hundreds Of thousands Of dollars,
the salem mouth-piece thinks 1t is
abuse, but It Il only a statement OF
facts. When II Is charged that use.
les. profssroisbip WAS created aud an
unit man put lato It for life, at u big
salary simOly to perpetuate political
power aud pay political debts, the
same organ thinks Il ls abuse, hut
again it II only recitiBR one OF the
sm .ller sins OF the machine.
some Of the D1lph supporters would
faIn convince the opposition that TAX.
lng bfibe Ia an honorable proceeding,
yet plain statement Of fact. which
they dare not deny, Is pointed out as
'lnvective and abuse"