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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
DEFEATED BY POLITICS.

The bill to appropriate $500 to defray
the expenses of Hon. John W. Willis
as a delegate to the Paris International
conference upon charities and correc-
tons, was reported back from the
finance committee, and was debated on
a motion to amend that report, Sena-
tor Pottgieser urged that the appro-
priation be made
Senator Greer said that this was
the same gentleman about whom so
much talk was had prior to the cleo
'tion as candidate for the supreme
bench. If the appropriation was in
creased so as to keep him abroad on
exhibition he would favor it.
Senatro Schaller said that there was
no need for personalities In this case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
SMOKING IN CmuRGn.


10 what extent human ingenuity
can 80 even 10 matters OF religion, IL
neen Ia = &c" experiment undertaken
10 Lonlon. A dispatch tolls the story.
An Invitation TO parlake OF fee
smoke ats church In East End lhlt
SUNDAY was responded 10 by more than
sUO men, tue poorest OF the poor The
gentleman who was TO conduct tho
service anu who himself blew "a cloud
from btlar root, commenced 10 dir
tribute the tobacco. by the time all
were served anu plentiful wtcaths U'
smoke were curling rooiward, several
ladies' took seats on the platform, a. d
tho religious part Of tho proceedings
began There was = pTayerul sx.
hot'alion, a hymn, In which the
female portion Of the congregation
Joined, hut not many OF the
men, It being difficult TO smoke
aud sing nj the same time.
Ailtr that came what they EVIL
DENLY enjoyed more than all else, a
hymn sung with much sweetness by n
lazy Probably they would not have
Neniured to applaud ~, but as the
chAlfman' who slill pulled his briar
olapped his hands they all followed
win gicai Vigof, aud their faces le'tl-
hed 10" much they were Ia earnest.
a ohHp'ef was read from tho Bible and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
mn slLyEn lssrE rOsrrONEp.

Readers VI the NEWS sto respectfully
cautioned against accepting into their
political creed tho bombast!c promise
that this or that party 1, sure to In.
corporate "iree silver" plank Into ils
platform ior next years national cam.
pRisu, Fins, IL Il a chosen vessel ia
one party, then al equally prominent
light Ia tho other, that announces this
rs the program " his respective organ.
l1auon. Perhaps both " them believe
II, but the stern, iotb.dling fact re-.
mains that on neither side ~ Yet has
there been the rumOitbt Indication u
any SUCH step being tak,u,
Oa the contrary, 1t isHbout as clo1r
as anything In tho way o; forucas, eau
to, tina; neither VI tho two goat p1lil.
cal parties has any Intention Of com.
hitting ihrif by IT. platform TO to
silver idua Ut an. Every convention
,hus lar held that has hal more than
the backing Of u single state land
number OF "a ~, cycul has lodged too
issue in lefms more or los
ovasiye and with goueg.li,lcs more
Or lees glit,ering. Ga saMe IN.
1laucts there has boon distinct
10 cat for lhs white moauy mon; and
In none, even IN the silver It ,tus, have
they won olsau.oul, uIyqulyocgl anu
decisive Victory.
ltlsnot car part 10 90 to predicting
what political par,ios yuas hence
may select lor .hyir slogan aud battle.
cry; they 10 MT know themselves that
lgg ~ advance, We problUly rick uo
reputation .or Accuracy, however, IN
yeI turing the opinion that neither the
Republican nor tie Democratic CO..
yeution u LtZt summtr will taEo
such decided ground ON the silver
question Us 90 C.uss tho gold mJn..
mulG.lis.s s4o least concern,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

wreath to pitces, ttOuuy reifaiutd
from iainting sni tears, and sent the
fickle lover flying from her presence
and affections Our respect for the
girl would have begu still greater had
she produced from under her mantle
a stout cOwuiIe whip, or had her
aforesaid relative done 30, AMI iorolbly
ticklsd the ioigetiul or waywafd
bridegroom into a sense Of the gravity
Of his negloc tsd obligations.
Not but what she and sll girls SINH
larry situated are Intellectually bstter
Oh when they escape mating with
such creatures. "single bleHstJness"
Ia Infinitely to he preferred, We should
think, 10 "Iouble wot" with n man 90
vile rs to lrlHs with gifi's sffsoilons
and who only does what custom de-
cidts to bs right because compelled 10
do 40 by reHon Of fear Of Injury 10 his
miserahlc carcass. For such, we re.
gard monetary damages az the result
OF n bfeaoh Of promlso suit us alto
Celhcr Insufficient punishment. AMI
such lawlussness as comes Of s5undly
thfashing n renegade 40 dCsplcable will
be realty c0ndUned, " not applauded,
In every community where true man.
hood has place snl womEu's love
champion.
In this same connection a word Of
advice to tho glrl': even whom In
the presence q minister or magistrate
with book II IL not too late 70 turn
away IN disgust from would.bB bus
band whose breath reehs Of liquor. We
regret to hear Of two or three recent
Instances where conHJlng women have
not shown that much respect Tor them.
selves. Their example, which might
have been Of profit, IL really an Gu
couragoment 10 the class Of swains fnt
alluded TO. One OF the things We sin.
csrely hoTe " tho "new woman" IL
that she will rssolulely Tsiuse to 10
II fled with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

THE RIO GinnJe Western Railway
rguu,s VIII, beginning on July 1t, sell
aud return via the rnvpr \ Rio
GranIo Railroad, a, 5000. These
ughua viii to good three days from
date % sole. aud will include two days
board re- the Hotel Colorado, aud two
baths iu inr famous GlouWoed Springs.
Tho Iagu Colorado, o. G'enwood
SpingH is ,he finest and best hotel In
L1IuraI.
The RIO ipuis Western agents will
alsotell excursion tickets TO Glsnwood
SUrlngs Wiz the famous Denver 4 Rio
nrnn1y iihlrca good tniriy days for
s--.ul, 90 HX'Y Gays iOT 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
a LESSON FROM DENMARK.

The Danish pTess CLUB, Copenhagen.
has just published some facts anu
figures relative TO tho little kingdom
between two seas, primarily Intended
Tor the enlightenment u members OF
the literary maternity In foreign lands,
but full Of interest 10 the public geu.
cTAliy.
Assn evidence Of the high degree
VI culture attained even by tho farming
population OF tut country, the fact be-
referred to thatproporIiOnatoly a larger
number OF copies OF newspapers are
priuted In Denmark IhRu IN any other
country. There Ia hardly % home
throughout the land Ia which NJ least
oue daily paper IL not found, sui
nearly every borough hiss two dailirs,
VI more. Cooperation Is iglicd on Tor
the purpose Of giving all the benefit Of
inGlIucIiUu,auu ihr university students
Lte largely instrumental IN Transmit.
Ing their Information In a popular
'oTm 70 the labOring classes, by mrGg.
u irve lectures, well attended. Tucy
deliver addresses on Danish resdius
ana oE'hogrAphy, writing, arithmetic,
bookkeeping Mathematics, German,
English, French, natural philosophy,
chemistry, history, national economy,
and Iubllsh cheap tex, books on thgga
oplCs, specially adapted for popular
Isc, and while luey derive 70 direct
3eGuniary benefit from these ,lfor,a,
hey certainly gala a greater insight
nIo tue subjects they eudravor to mas
er with a view Of explaining them TO
'Ihors, and also an invaluable rIpor.
ence in public speaking,
Another potent factor Ia the tduca.
ion OF tho people lie an association Tor
he sole purpose Of arranging what
nay be- called excursions to the
museums aud TuDllo galleries These
re conducted with skill and cumuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
TWO CLASSES.

IL Is unfortunate, but altogether
without escuse, that people o1niound
the terms "pol.tIciau" And "statts.
man" Even those who have fairly
won and are entitled u wenr the
former title, iall into the common
blunder Of assuming that they deserve
the name Of the latter. Their admir-
urs aud followers not ouly ne
qusntly make the same mis-.
taso themselvo. but also or.
courage and stimulate II In those whom
they pattern after AMI calolc. Man
klnd generally are prone to the error,
especially In democratic laHds where,
being battered M 10 the Importance Of
his vote, man IL swJilcd up with IN
,xubersnt sense Of his liberty aud in'
depen1 ence.
As matter OF fact the differences
aud distinctions between the two
nfo 40 many and NO wide that Que
iislikes to weary an audience by
snumerating them. Nevertheless, a few
distinguishing marks HTe worth nam.
iug ami remembering. The pot pioinn
10 oowardly, the Statesman couTAgeCu'.
The former asks himself, GLOW Widths
affect the csmpaisu?" aud, evil II
pay?" The latter merely ssks, "ls II
tighig" and upon the answer bases his
c5ufse, though no tread tbs path OF
honor alone. The politician tfuCkIts
Iud turns. and has no principles that
political need will not smother; the
statesman nails his colsfs 10 the
mast anu sets his course ny
the unwavsring compass OF iutcg.
tity The politician IL guudy In phrase
and pretonslODs, and 10 anxious that
lho newspapers shall SEQ lac IL not mis-.
Judged. Tho statesman lets his acts
anu the Ieciitude of his intentions
speak his merits, and cares not for
newspaper criticism or silence. The
one appeals TO Popular fancy, aud
caIors 10 vhims anu love OF novelty;
the other IL Satisfied with the
applause OF mems later Iudg-
meat. Tho politician Ia selfish ana
tricky; the statesman is high.minded
AMI honorable. The one wants sue.
coss 40 badly and 40 quickly that lao
hesiiates at no meauB ~ secure II. The
other IL willing to Identity hlmaoli
With a losing issue, fright, aud trust
10 iuture generations Tor com.
mendauon. The politician follows
popular opinion rs nearly Es
he knows how; the statesman leads II.
Tho one In ioIgolton M soon Ne he has
s,rutted through his brioi part, tho
other lives In history. The world has
almost always had too many politicians
1t could well spare a few hundred
thousands now. II mas never had halt
enough stRtesmen--it needs stout host
VI insm today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
mrnOlsH NEEDED IN BRIDES.

We rthar IA cy the opirl, OF
tho Ess,cra young lady VIII, pre-.
pared herself Tor ITO welding rsgr.
mouy on the day appointed, SOS hu.
Inflated ny TIE n0u'apFeBr,uco Of her
luturc Husband; was expected 10 be
oJnsoled when the rccusuut swain
was brought In st the mulzls OF the
revolver OF ono OF her relatives; but
who. instead thereof tore hor orap,s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

nm now ceiling The bankrupt stock
OF W, 4. HOLMAN, gi5 3. Main ST.,
opposite Wake. HOUSE, cla.s'lug ".
. s'uCS az Groceries, etc., also QUO
Soda l'1Dui1iu with fix ono ret
n Buggy iiar v-, two lippr. VIII
double SET ul Harnoss, one ,gAl WagUg,
st urIurs away below e .',
Tho irUurc unsoId viii Gee diEpogad
90 N suction 600 Tu6slry morning,
JGIy 10 %, CHARLIE SAMSON
a .aIEutV,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

SIR, D Wiley, ,E-pos'mss,sr. Black
CruHH, y, " was % b.d.y lll1ttd
vim ruvuuA.lsm thAt he Wa only
.h,r lu luNb.r around with cancs, ana
oven thra q csusri MIN rrcAt nhiu,
After ua.ut GHnmbsrlain's Pain Balm
Nn was 90 much improved that no
throw away his eNueE, He says this
iulmcnt 4 him moe good than all
other medicines aud treatment rut
tugethur, For sale OF 81 oenls per
o-.I.e " I'lggits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Ihs direct lin. to Kansas City, II
Louis and Atlantic ssaUoArd, Ia via
ihe Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, anu all connections made In
Union depots In the day Tins. II you
arc golng East and cato for n daylight
ride through tho grzndsst scenery Of
Tho Rocky Mountains on route, SEQ
that your Ticket reads via Missouri
PacHc Railway. Elegant chair care
positively FREQ 10 holders OF regular
train tlohsu.
s. V. DERRAH, q. F. 4 PA,
II hOrlsn Block, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
COLUMBIA
CHEMICAL GO.

Send tor Rock Washington, y. G.
&. N. l. Drug Dept. Agents forunh

Mr. J. II. Cobb. publisher Of tht
Mirror, at Brooton, ". ", sayG "F5r
nearly two Year, the Mirror has been
publishing tho advertisements OF
Chamberlain Remedies. A few days
ago tho writer was suffering from q
bowel trouble and rssorted 10 an old
remedy which did not prove sftlc,.
clous; finally no tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholsra anu Dlarrhm Remedy
aud two doses did the business, cheoI.
ing II completely. For sale by drug.
giA,H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

81 hsd a very severe cold on my
lungs that caused much sorensss and
gave me considerable unSasinoss In
regard 10 the result" says Mr.. T. T..
Smith, OF BlllsricA, Mass. "a local
druggist called my attention to Cham.
scflain's Cough Remedy, aud on hi.
recommendation gave the remedy
careful trial. The result surprised me:
l recovered entirely In three dAyS."
20 aud 90 cent bottles for sale by drug.
gala
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The Crest Western Manufacturing

The Gr0,t Western Manufacturing
Co, q row prepared 90 furnish To IT,
GustumeTs TIC celebrated Michigan
PiHusii,Ir the latest Rud best thing
out. Comp lite mills of any system or
style iuruisUri on thort notice. Prices
low. II wiIlte 20 your advantage &
COZ suit joe. ". WI sou, Sllesmau, No.
~ Soul, G.I E.rt sire. sioru put.
cDJ...g ..Is or mill fu,I'irs " any
desert, ... =. o. Box B52. Tclc.
pLpLe 100 sat lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Recently Mr.. J. y. Thomas, OF
Meth Dakota, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining tao country located In
Winchester, he writes 10 Mr.. v. Rich
ards, Land end immigration Agent,
baltimore q Ohl0 Railroad, Baltimors,
Mary land, NJ follows ~ have been
In nearly every state sni territory oi
tho United States, and am frank In my
opinion that this valley sutpAssss all
other sections IN tho Union. The
lands are low in price, and yioduco
profitable crops. thank you for a..
fSoting inc here, aud suiicl. those sock.
ing pleasant anu pG0htabls homes to
locate In this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

To close lUr seas NJ. u .rk We olrr
all GA .iur gad street rui's o. less g. On
tue vua' ..king, THIS great clear.
iug anlt lHo'udes all stock 8l0wu ia
our mammoth store.
L. NUERHACU 4 BHu.
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SHOES,

Zig cut In Shoes at +. Auetbsoh 4
BrO's. Shoe Department. blO pair 0f
Shoes In all grader, TO DO slaug
At one'hAli their value, durisg this
sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

BEGINNING MAY ist, every 6ith
customer will be given ten per cent,
discount on his purchase, Every III.
ileih customer will get a discount oil
so per cent. Every one hundreth Gus.
toner will have the entire amount OF
his purchase refunded. Every two
hundredth customer will get 500
bicycle free.
Count is made from the payment Of
order Our goods and prices are a6so
lutely correct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Mu.ir ~ Oh-L's orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot, corner
Fist South EuI Fourth Wtsi. F.fs
,ur T.uud TRIP 50 cents. Clty ticket
,iilcg, IN Mgiu Street.
u. T., Burnley,
Gem. Act. IU.E Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Pssks' sure Cure for the liver and
kidneys cuTes fheunAtism For sals
by +, J. Htll s. Co., and Nellen Jus.
on Drug Co. 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Tho rrsHnxT Tvrus1 Nrws r. r.ai .Hel dolly
furiay excepted, az cufner suHh 900 taal A'hp.f
ttfuats. salt Tale city
Iau Li.t5n as So o. u. Regular Edition AZ
tu'I.Hgk.
uu Iueafay AID Friday 90 %. q UHIE.
me prarurr wr.ELr ll 90. E.a.uH fJrm o. 10
Dlea even Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Psrk,' Tea cures constlp atlop. For
sale by Il. J. Hin * Co., and Nelden
Jujaon Drug Go. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
AN OPINION .iyrS.

Buy all your drugs and medicines
1t old reliable G0dbe Pitts Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Al Communication Should b. addressed TO
Durtst Ss-s PusLpuiss %.
Teisph0ue as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

A SUITE % TIRE ROOMS. ~ cos.
~ stiuuon building, Tor rcnL Apply At
Ohm {. tutleT's, % Nam street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

City slbsefibsfs u'u KINDLY notify y Dunbar,
itifculainfl % Auy l.foguIalig .u tus dsiirsJ 81
Asif pspsfA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

ChilhlEiu Liniment always cure
Iost bites. Prepared at GolbO Pit
DtuR Store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
GAnFIELD nEACn TEAMS.
Ensctivs July ~. 1898
UaITv cKcrnl SUNNY,

fNllg fANHOk suNabgs
Music uy OHBu's orchestra every
afternoon aud evening. Dspol, cor.
nef Firt south aud Fourth West.
Fare Tor round trim 80 cent?. CITY
ticket ciilgy, 2Ol Main Street.
ID. H., hurley,
Gonl. Act. Pass. Dent,
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sTnaYgp OR STOLEN.

ZANE BLACK HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD.
~ two hind feet white, torctop cot on,
scar Of harbei wire cut m left front foot, star
In forehead, brand on right tmshg ais one
bay horse, seven ycArs oIi0 fotetop cut on
square, chunky huUd, name a little WayYs
iiusief'a MIL aud receive liberal reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

Buy Ill YOUR medicines Of Godbe
Puts Drug Go.
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LOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

A SEW GAsuLINE STOVE. Al LEss
~ than half price Apply X Ayesou, q
NJ. Street, or AZ NEws oniCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

The Srvt 10 IN sale Of ibo principal Hotels Ssr'
'iauds aul On I'LL pasaongcI uRus ila'Ihs ne ~
Ntsf b. NJ daily.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ID lOugh, aud SOLD, Money 10 loan At
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, No. % Main
tuooL
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WANTED.

IIIUIiEsT CASH rHlNEs PAID ron
III gents east OF clothes, send postal
ana viii call singer q cornish, 90 EAst sec.
0nt south
A GiUL 70 no uoUsEwUgk. At MRS.
~ Cuuota, Hlj south, West Temple street
ITNEuY ONE TO KNOW THAT Nh ARE
II buying and selling more new and second
hand sOucs than any ether house lu TIC west
NJ, Mebuor. ~ 4ut'lli, state ~
HAVE Your EssrOoLs, GREASE
III traps, water closet. and yards cleaned
uY the Odaflrsa SANITARY Company All wofk
thoroughly Unsolicited.
OFFICE q MAiS srREEE TELEPHONE
No Az
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-09-05
AN INDICATION.


When the constitutional convention
for Utah was in session in Salt Lake
and it was proposed by politicians to
incorporate woman's suffrage in the
great document, the women sent in
long petitions not to do it. Delegate
Roberts fought like Roman gIadia-
tor against woman's suffrage, and
every day the ladies kept his desk
covered with flowers.
That was one indication.
Then, after the politicians had
succeeded in getting the plank
through the question arose, Should
the women vote on the adoption of
the Utah constitution? The Tribune
did not favor the proposition, but
when Judge Smith decided the women
should vote on it, the Tribune gave
in and did its best to rally the women
out for registration to assume the
duties imposed upon them. After a
good many days of this it has the
following;
So far the ladies who have refused to
register In this city have not considered
the matter from the standpoint of duty.
but simply have followed a womanly in
stinct that recoils against mixing with
men in political assemblages The
writer OF this knows Il good many ladies
who recojl with a kind Of horror from
taking part in public elections. At the
same time there is not one of those ladies
who would not, did the emergency require
1t, go into the street, take the head of IL
wounded man upon her lap and minister
TO his wants.
That is another indication.
And it is a very plain one, too, that
women don't want to plunge into the
communicating whirl of politics and
elections. That is, the cultivated,
the refined, the tender and motherly
woman, the creators of that sweet
and soothing domestic atmosphere
men love and guard as holy, they do
not But when the clu.ching hands
of the politicians have hold of
womans skirts to drag her into the
broil, we suppose it will come sooner
or later, and whenever she says she
wants to go we are willing to give up
all to chaos and say, yea.