Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09


Hcys,ai Names Mentioned Last Pub.
lie Appearance Of the pscssssJ.
wAsntNGTOS, Aug, S.-When Jus
tics Jackson was ~ ssr.ously ~ l.s'
spring that he wns not expected TO r.
cover, the name Of his successor WI
considerably spccuiaIsa on. The 10
wAs suggested by a1ms tIat the Pcs,
dent would namr Mcssis. Prckhsm u.
HoTnblowof, Of New York, While 80
selection Of "a mnu from the wal tg
to Don NJ, Dickinson. PJsImssit
General WI son was strongly tp,krn o.
among tue Possibilities, whilc to ina'
lofiiy were VI tue opinion tlAs b"cfr'
taty Carlisle could nave the place i..
hB wanted II. Mr. Carlisle would ~
.speci,ly eligible, a. ne would oc hy''
| POINTED nom tus same risIfiCt that inu
death Of Justice JACKSON hs, made W.
/ cant.
Tns last time Justice Ja'hsin was ~
| Washington was on the occasion v. I. .
tsheArii x IN the Income iaA CsBes la't
May. lac had been ASscnt ig1n g. a,
city anu from tbs bench sin9o tAa r''-
CediuU fail, whoa, BIJu si,,f she go s.
venipg Oi tps OuiOusf tstm u g .uf,i Do
hau bscn r3mp0iea to ~ ssu;l 90
count Of his rapidly dscllnius noe.
| Nr. Jackson hal tue reputation
ihls CITY, aud Us!eglllIy auyut Tie -
! IRENE COur., o. brinE very tgHs .tv.
concerning ,he discussion W MS bee
In Ga. puUnc ptoss, AM Ee Ty,eltts &
the subject very spatnsiy in hi' on
| clnyetsAtlut. rhs otuCf HsuhrtB
| a.. antttV 49,. gN.VafuFH f.N.FFIW NNglH.
rs TO his condition, ials este
nliaite In sSii 20 have bseu tho foAs b
for the ,uuVuCsl character u the
nounc-muu' u the decision TO grant
ruhsarius ga the lcJmc tax CAGE
whicn ui nsces5ity IUpculeJ upy,
Judge Jacks yu'- presence.
lie was Ia Warrington on the occp
siIu VI tho teheafiug fDf suVetsl daN
ani Rayn his attention assilu Iusiy 8
the Income tax Uases. IL Sat thTUug
the afgumsnt, which Q utiuufd b.
three days, TOOK part la the C0utultglIoi
OF the court, anu when the Day artve,
tor the announcement Of the dtuitigi
not only listened patiently to the Vpiu
ions o. most OF the other members u
THE court, but delivered "a Vl.urDu
opiniOn Of his own IN support Of IA,
validity OF the law. ThiB occurred o.
the 9Otn Of May, and was his last put
Tic appearance. lie returned & hil
home ia Tennessee late ia May.
When Judge Jackson wa. here OF
this occasion, It was evident 10 nj
who came In cOutsol with him Ins
life was slowly but surely eubin,
awsy, and that the effort he made H.
PERFORMING his dutiss Ia that emer
gsncy was made at the expense VI hi
vitality.
Ne senator and Justice OF the tu
pteme court, Mr.. Jackson had resided
In Washington abOu; eignt yeaT,. HI
hss1CiR a. hero wrTs Confiuod large
10 colleagues on the bbuuh AMI Ia ia
Senate ouhmOer. BY them hp wti
! universally esteemed ~ n mau Of hIgl
moral worth nud rich intellectual al,
taiumsuts, ne was eyinced Ia upihiu
20 much ~ In his appointment e. ia
supreme bench by President HarTisu,
anu his confirmation by Il Republican
Senate, Notwithstanding Le was
Dem Graf,
, BUZEARD's BAY, Mae, Aug. g.
= TonIgut President Cleveland frceiyut
! news VI tue death OF Justice JHcka0r
y On learning oi tue TACT he said: TN
b country will ksonly feel the loss oil
! | prominent aud nblu q man.