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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-31
Crazed by Religion.

Jesse Isborg, cOlored. who became
crazed by religion ut revival meeting in
Pine Bluff and kept up his prayers all
night, shot his landlady. Mandy Walker,
four times ut the breakfast table. fatally
wounding her. lie then blew his own
bruins out.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-31
A Sunday Tragedy.

A hundred Mortified people saw Albert
Golden, tightly hugging his 2-year.oid
child In his arms, ragged half block
by 6lst street electric car Sunday after.
noon at Chicago. The cars werc crowded
with pleasure seekers, and many were
forced to stand. Among these was Gold.
en-. who held his child In his arms. As
the cur shot around the curve ut Cottage
Grove avenue the man was hurled from
the platform. Az he fell he grasped the
fOOtboard and vainly tried TO lift his child
to the Outstretched hands of dozen pas
sengers. So rapidly was he dragged over
the rough pavement that neither those
who were soon running toward him nor
those on the car were enabled to take the
child from him. A dozen times II seemed
as II both were under the wheels, but by
a desperate effort the father each time
saved himself, At last the car was stop
ped, and the father and child were car
ried to the sidewalk. The child was un-
hurt and smiled ut the anxious women
who were hugging It jOyously. The babe
and injured man were taken to their
home, where DR.. McManus found that
Golden had several ribs broken and had
sustained internal injuries which 1t IL
Thought will prove fatal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-31
They Met ON the Street.

Mrs. william McSiuire ana james
Brown, brother and sister, were reunited
at Nevada, Mo-, after twenty years
search for each other. In 1873, when
each was n mere child, the parents died
and the little ones were taken care of by
their grandfathers, one of whom moved
to Wise County, Texas, the other one re-
naming in Missouri. Since then each
family has made many changes In it's
abode and the sister changed her name.
The two orphans, ever since their first sep.
aration, continued fruitless search for
each other and finally each gave the other
up for dead. BY the sheerest luck they
met on the street and joyous reunion
followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

the rich echool districts, cities and ALI
help the poor ones; the rich counties
aid the poor ones. II Salt Lake City
has tho property which pays the taxes,
then those taxes 20 to aid not only
Salt Lake county schools, but the
schools Of every poor district In the
State. Tbatis the undeulablo fact In the
case, under the State Constitution. The
public school system is not system BY
counties nj all, but by the State and
supported by the whole State, under
legislative provisions not inoonslslent
with the Consti,ution, which dr.
iribu,o' the school fund according to
school population, aud requires n uni.
form ani eq1al rate Of taxation
throughout the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
Is FRANCE PREPARED FOR wANg

This periodical Tumors OF impending
war In Europe are again revived,
this time In dispatches from Paris.
Next spring, II Ia thought, will wit
ness tho assembling Of French armies
on tho same plains where, few days
age, the magnificent maneuvers took
place, but then engaged In operation
against a real, not a sham foe.
The fate Of Europe lies nj preseut, It
ia claimed, entirely In the hands OF the
young car. General DragonirJfi was
sent As n special military repIesenla-
tive Of Russia to witness the French
maneuvtIB. The soldiers were, Of
course, presented TO him at their beet
aud everything WAS done to create u
favorable impression. The result IL
that the Ru,siAn general Ia prepared
TO return TO his imperial master with
the report, that France 10 ready for the
fray, anu that tue word may b. given
at any moment. AMI wuon Il.
tNhi'Ft wv eNNHNhf ~ - hhRloHNhi WIZ
bo directed against Germany.
War predictions In Europe have
been 20 often made, that they almo
fail to ereste any Interest san, every.
body feels thai some lime the storm
must break lose In all It's yioloaos.
II the czar, however or his advisors,
look deeper than on the surface Of
lhings, they will feel convinced tina.
France, with all her military displays,s
not much better able to core with Gef-
msny today than she was quarter Of
century ago, when tbs enthusiastic
wsrory rose from the depths OF the
nation and lurei her on to humllla.
lion. Military iorcs Ia not all that is
needed for success In combat whefe
tho opponent is equally well equipped.
Stronger than VOL armed host is the
moral character Of a people rising 10
defense OF lust cause. In this re,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

psot Francs has not advanced much
beyond her position during the last
Napoleon.
A Paris corfespondent writing
on the subject slates that France
Is receiving shocking proofs OF
the moral degeneraoy and morbid pas.
sions that rule large proportion OF her
people. An epidemic OF dreadful
murder 10 passing over tue county.
Brother IL killiug brother; case aitsr
case lie reported where aged peasants
have been butcheted tor the tribes
they owned; mon are killing their
mistresses or are killed by tho women
they abandon. Tho other day wo-
man OF good position at Grenoble hired
half dozen wretches to throw vitrlol
In the face Of the wife Of her lover. Al
Rheims young ero,omaniac oily
gave himself up after cutting a little
boy TO pieces, aud explained that no
had been impelled to the shocking
act by tho desire 10 Kill.
Another symptom IL a series Of sui.
cides OF children, apparently fot no
other reason than that they were tired
OF life. A harnest.maker named
Voiguier is now In the shadow Of the
guilloilne accused Of several murders
Of boys aud girls. His chief accuscr is
young vagaboud whom he hired 10
bring him victims, ana who has
teen blaokmaliing him for Year,.
This vagabond, who IL only 4 lad,
manifesls. extraordinary oynieism. lie
fell into the hands Of tho police In the
course OF raid on resort VI unmfs,
and sought 10 curry favor with his
cap,op by revealing the fact that
Volgnier was tho author OF an IN.
solved murder mystery. Since then
he has been calmly telling one shock
lug story after another.
But the corruption OF morals is die.
ceinible In the highest ranks aH well ne
among the lower strata. The minister
OF Justice Il openly accused OF using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
CONFERENCE NOTICE

Tho Bixty.sixih Bemiannual Con.
terence Of the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of LAt,er.dsy Saints will convene in
the Tabernacle, Bait Lake City, on FRI
day morning, October 4lb, 1895, at 10
O'Clock .. m. A cordial Invitation 10
gwen to the tflicsp and members OF
the Church to be present
wILFoRD WOODBURY.,
GEoRoE q. CASsos,
JosErH +. sMIrn,
Fin, Pre.ldsncy OF the Church Of Jo-
SUE Christ OF La,ter.day Baivth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
RELIGIOUS sO,iL,Y OF WOMEN.


A curious religious sect 10 said to
exist In Texas. Attention has been
called TO II by tue visit Of three OF lie
members 10 New YuIk recently. Tue
nsmo u tue sect IL "sancti fed
Sis.eis," or Observation-Disclosures" A.
tho term Implies, II consists Of women
only. The founder 10 Mrs. Martha
McWhlrior and the fundAmt nlal
principles OF their religion are cellbacy,
common property And an isolaiel ox.
istenct.
As an in,lanoo OF what can be nc.
complishod by oo.opetsiion the finan.
cial success Of the little community 10
Texas is remarkable. Nineteen year.
ago tue society was formed. One 81
the frst efforts made was ~ renter II
seli-suppofiing. For thls purpose each
memtet emp, yed. a meGhgI Of her own.
One woman, wno had previous > lived
la m Ithce, bought wood aa n sloOa
la tno forest, anu vita the aid Of
another sister cut the timber anu
hau ei tho fuel 10 maTkel. Others &C.
copied positions as Gomeslics In house.
holds la adjoining towns, tnsir earn
inge being pooled for mutual benefit.
Others sold counlry produce. anu tea
took la laundry work TO add mito 10
the aisels.
Tho community now consists OF
ihir y.iwO mvmUer', all Of whom live
NJ the CeuiTal hotel. In Bolton. Tuis
bulldog Is their own properly. Tue
Conlral hoiei compau y lisa cori Grafton
well anu iavofably known iu financial
circles, anu represents the united In
tefesls OF tae o0lOnls,s. Tho estimated
wealth OF tue teel IL 100000. The
hotel building aud furnishings cost
$4,000. Tho rest OF ttei capital lie
distributed In small enlerpT sfs.
Tho labor necessary iot the existen nee
Of the association is divided among Its
members. one OF them will teach ths
children. One OF the sisters Ia AN OK.
pert dentist, aud has nm Office fully
equipped Tor working nj her profession.
The income from tho hotel Is the prln.
cipal source Of revenue, but every In
vestment seems TO have been u profit
able one, rendering the Organization
aeli-Aupporling and entirely indepsnd-
Snt. They aro leaders IN making pub.
lie improvements, and all arc among
the most active and progressive Cit.
Gems. always ready TO advance the
Interests OF tho Town. Mrs. Nc.
Whittier IL q member OF the board Of
trade and y director OF the Opera
House syndicate Of Bolton.
There Is no formal worship OF any
kind praeticod by tho sisters, says the
report from which theso facts are
taken, but daily devotional exercises
arc part Of their creed, and they are
also largely guided by "dreams." A
recital Of religious experience by mem-
ben iorms n hasls for all their import.
aut actions. They also claim TO b.
possessed OF u delicate sense, which Ia
their greatest help. and by 1t they
detect mistakes made, aud through IL
correct them.
They try to improve themselves 10.
iellscluAlly, anu are regular subscrlt-
ers TO the leading papers OF tho greA,
elites. In their library arc all Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

This wonderful Imminent Ia known
from the Atiantic ~ the Pacific, and
from TIE Lakes 10 the Gull. IL IL tho
most IenotTating Eminent In the
world. IL will cure Rheumallsm,
NeuralgiH, Cute, SprainS, Bfuites,
wounds, Oh SorrP, Burns, Seiallcf
sore IhTOAt, BoTo Chest And all a..
Illumination, after all olhou have
tailed. 1t will cure Barbsd Wire CUT,
and heal all wounds where proud fl "a.
has vet In. 1t isfqualiy efficient ~
animals, Try IL anu you will not 10
without II. Price 80 cents. Sold by
n, q. NJ. |. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
CONSTITUTION AND SCHOOLS AGAIN


The NEWS has published two letters
from Mt. Moiia,, OF South Co,'on-
wood, OH the subject Of The Consuiu-
Ton and the public school tyslem' Hnu
has made reply TO Inquiries In tach'
Now the gentleman comes with
statement oil bis view OF tho situation
in which he figures out that dire COT
sequences VIII follow TO The pubic
school system under section q, article
10, Of the Constitution, which provides
that tue schools In cities OF the hfst
and second class shall 10 maintained
aud controlled separate and apart from
the counties In which said cilies are
located. Upon this point = brief re-
view OF the real status Will show, we
think, that our correspondent IL
wholly mistaken In his fear OF disaster,
NJ also In his assumption OF what tho
proposed supreme law OF the State
provides.
Before proceeding with the PROPOSE
Hon OF tax levies ne the gentleman
presents u, reference may DO made 10
bis Expressed fear that wealthy school
districts Will Shear such force upon
county seleotmen that they will refuse
10 levy county school tax" IL there
were any inducement 10 lead city
school districts TO invoke such infiu-
snce, II exists In tho present method
whereby, as he puts II, $4,000 OF Sail
Lake City taxpayerS money goes TO
The support OF the county schools. II
The city taxpayers were . illibersl AZ
his suggestion imports. the present is
the very system to induce thsm to act
In that line. The fact that they do NOT
90 act should be conclusive evidence OF
an intention not to do 80, and In that
respect city taxpayers aro less illiberal
than soms who olamor against them.
Upon the other proposition, sxamin.
alton OF our correspondents statement
regarding the levy OF taxes shows
MISREPRESENTATION on his part NJ TO Con.
stitutional provisions. lie names.
1.-Two mills Tor "current expenses OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug.
8 u, anu a prominent citizen OF tn.
sn,srprislng town, Gays; 81 sell some
forty different kinds II cough fem-
edies, but have never In my expert
enoe sold 10 much VI any one article
NJ | have OF BdHdrds Horehound
Syrup. All who use IL say Il 4, the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, End all diseases Of the
Throat md Lungs, they have ever
tried" IT'S Atrseiflu Tor Cfoup and
Wh0oping Cough. I will relieve a
Cough la one minute. Contains no
opistes. Sold b. z. G. NJ. /. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
A Sound LIver Maken a wan NInn.

Are you BilliouS, Constipated or
troubled with JAundlos, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dystepsla,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ia
Back and between the Shoulders, hills
AMI Fever, etc. II you have any of
these symptoms, your Liver Ia out Of
otler and your blood IL slowly being
poisoned, because your l'ivet does not
act properly. HERnlNE will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. IL has no equal as Liver
Medicine. Price 70 cents Free trial
bottles NJ u. q. M. |. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

THE rRoInDlTIoSIsIs OF a Pennsyl.
vania district lately nominated Tor
oiiiee n man who has been dead Elk
monihs. put the matter IL not rs much
OF aJoke as most people think; there IL
some Satisfaction In knowing where
you can always ilnd your candidates,
and still more In tho thought that II Is
sometlmes better to vote los n real
corpse than for a living "atifi."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

In Is sad but true that the mau who
ia most punctusl in keeping his hp-
poiniments Is the one who loses the
creates, amount Of valuable time. He
wastes II upon those who are tardy,
and they are not usually able to pay for
It In any adequate coin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

Ayers Ssrsapatlla Ia not a secret
preparation. Any physician may
nave the formula on application. The
secret OF lie success ns u me iiCine 4 Cd
IN us eNtraoTdinary power to cleanse
tue blood u Impurities ana cure the
most dtep'seattd uasea Of blood disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

"For years," Gays Capt. &. Mueller"
~ nave relied more up0n Ayers Pills
ihnn anything else In the medicine
cheei, TO regulate my blwels, and those
" the ships crew. These pills are
not severe In / cir action. but do their
work thoroughly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

Tbs ptstntr rvrrfsa NGwi 4 ruhlishea dally,
rHrdag etesried, al corner South aud Essi Temple
tifaats. salt Iake Ciiy.
snifldct
on Tuosiay and Friday of each week
Ths DrsrnNr wIrELH IN magazine form u pub
ashed even Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

II nllcled with scalp diseRsef, hair
falling out, an premature bRlduFsp, do
not use greate OF alcoholic prepi Ta-
u,rs $50 Nnplv HalIa Tia ' Rsnsws-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

CITY sub,eribsrs vii Kindly notify .. T. Dunbar,
i,itcuiatofl, o. any rresuafitJ In he delivery u
Aeif patara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

Tho rEvs is on sale At The principal Hoialf, Hes,
slands and on All passenger trains leaving ne CIV
,itsr y n dAuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

The Rambler boys made a rrea, show.
ing VA the Ogden races. The frs, event
OF the day was the ten mile road rae. h
which MoConahoy finished third, lakinl
third prize and third time prizo. Thea
came the track race, Joe BECK taklhs
second In the novice. Fowler flrst, Weller
second, and Thatcher third In tie mlI
scratch, class u, all "Ramblori YOU viii
note. In the half mile class A, MAJ
look second, tortcz thlrd. Halt mile
Glass II, Thatcher second, Fowler third
Eve nile, class y, Fowler second. Ia
ms faoo man IA a yellow suit lod hh
head ana foil. Connitear and Weller balm;
Immediately behind him, the result val
AHllll Tor thcAo paiilos aud tho "a lo1
10 Evans. The five mile, class A, Wa
another Rambler event, May takiNc ln.
700 Beck second and MoConAhOy third.
Fourteen prizos In ono day Il glofy
enouch fpT any one.
People NAV laugh AM people nav cry,
And dogs may howl u ine, please,
NV hhmblsrs win races wherever lheyE9
hesnruleta OF how 0ihtra feel,
Moral buy Rambiol Ride via.
ner and you'll DO spinner
Wo arc tho only dealers IN the Wet
who eariya complete s,os. OF sporldi
Goodt Como and ioe us. Catalogue free
Browning Bros.
1865 Main street, Salt Lake CITY.
2a0i Washington Ave, Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
MONEY 10 LOAN.

DAHGAlNs IN RIAL y TATE. sToOKs
reasonable rates. Taylor nros., Ia %, Main
street
~ PER CENT, MONEY TO LOAN on IN.
- proved residence property, close in.
lleber ;. Grant n Co.. General Agents Home
Fire Insurance Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26

~ l77IW T7T IIT77-T7 T1IT7I II"HTH N -770'7"7
aaI
sutseribera chsngins their place Of residcns,
ihoud hvaJp give former a. we'll ~ proiant al
trees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
WANTED.

no you WANT YOUR slows RE.
IL paired or set Gpf Have competent tne
chAnics 10 do your work. second hand goods
taken IN exchange for work. Two hundred
stoves for sale cheap. "a West Second south.
opposite fostoilce.
LIVERY ONE To KNOW THAT WE ARE
IL buying and selling more new aud second
hand goods than any other house Ia the West
N. Weber, 2Q7 20l-2ll stAto street
HAyE YOUR sEssPoOIs, CREASE
IL trans, water closets and yards cleaned
by the Odofless sanitary Company All WORK
thoroughly dislnfocted.
oTTick q MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
No. g1a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
FOR Rent.

ng on sHAREg. SMALL FARM NEAR
" City limits. Good terms TO GOOD parties.
Apply :. a. TeAsdel a Go.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
DLISSEUL OLD AGE.

To those whose days have honest been.
Age brings its recompense;
For lettering In the twilight dim
Glad visions cheer each sense.
The joys of happy boyhood seem
But things Of yesterday.
And all the past is one sweet dream
Purpled with blooms Of May.
Serene to him the autumn time
Whose work Is haply done.
Who fought beneath faiths flag sublime,
With hope eer leading on.
Before his peaceful flres!de
He sinks to dreamful rest,
While love and harmony abide
Within his quiet breast.
No dismal shades their places take
The vision to alright:
For golden are the skies that break
Upon the yearning sight.
Beyond the reach Of sorrow how.
Locked In peaceful bay,
The gentlest xephyrs fan his brow.
The softest breezes play.
And as the weary wanderer
Whose fate has been to roam,
Thrtlls with delight when at the last
His face is turned toward home;
30, he whose striving has been well,
Reviews lies closing even
With gladness, since its stars reflect
The harbor ;hghts Of Heaven.
n. a. Nivsn. IN the Kodak.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
ECONOMICAL.

They reached Morelton inn just as the
regular guests were filing for the usual
eight-course dinner They were men and
both were tired. Later ON 1t appeared
that they were hungry. but this was not
known at the time. After registering they
paid the usual price for two dinners. en-.
tered the dining room and were assigned
to seats. Bring US some of everything on
the BILL" said the elder OF the two. 1t was
brought in regular order. Finally dessert
and coffee were served. What else have
you got? asked the former spokesmap
again. The waiter gasped for breath and
then answered as politely as he could that
there was nothing more. Nothing more?"
echoed the Questioner; nothing more ?"
Then bring US two more dinners exactly
like those we have just had" The waiter
went out. put some cracked ice on his
head for a moment and then served two
other dinners. They were eaten like the
rest. all for one price, but Manager Mas
sey says It won't occur again.-Philadel-
phia INQUIRER
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
POOR HUMAN NATURE.

I'd like to see one true and perfect man
Whose work has been according to the
plan
So plainly mapped for fitting every case
Just one whose gentle footsteps never ran
Astray. ia like to look In such a face
And homage pay in songs Of jubilee
To human nature. good as It could be.
I've seen good people underneath the sun
Who did as well as anybody could:
Some cheerful, glad, and always full Of
fun.
And others sad and almost goody-good,
But, man or woman, not single one
Who always did as they exactly should.
Some have one fault and some, Of course
another.
The nearest perfect is my good old mother.
One at the church is always to be found.
Ready to speak the praises Of the Mas.
ter,
His words with logic tearfully profound,
His object to avert Q worlds disaster.
Yet in the business marts he hustles round
And has, perhaps. on many homes o
plaster.
His heart pulsating for the Joys Of heaven
Only. exclusively, one day In seven.
see another equally devout.
But full of vanity almost to scorning.
He has some Righteousness beyond q
doubt
Nor fears the awful resurrection morn.
ing
But vanity he cannot live without,
And thinks too much Of personal adorn.
Ing.
Against which failing very much was said
BY one who had not where to lay his head.
Mon has been frail and weak and halt and
blind
And prone to 60 astray from the be.
ginning,
30 much SO II IL very hard to find
One who has always struck . pace that's
winning.
The very best. according to my mind,
Are subject to degrees Of hateful sin.
ming,
And when one goes where grace cannot
restore him,
I'll not condemn, but Just feel sorry for
him. Nebraska State Journal.