Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

fker" Onil has uit,aiy hal iissh1ts
nuI .uch iNint7 cJmo in curious ways,
Mckinley holds nov % peculiar pnsi.
uuI before iue people pHi be r.prr.
t,nH the opposition 90 Cleveland und
'p tNU uNutiug Conditi1uf. Toe reJple
couple HE natnu with Ir,spcfliy"
"WilI he make a good PteiiJun,?" /
askei
"Yo', no l. moro Of man than the
people thiut; he has hli VI the ele.
mei t'ui AZ nd PRECEDENT"
GLOW about the vice utesidc1cy2"
"Mogtlu would seem 60 mo g. uu the
logical cpu.i1nto anu his nomination
would CviUrnily pptiHiy Pat. Be.
sides, the people Ike him anu he has
elwnys tHci ominrnly respectable.
Tom Rod could hpvn the place II he
wanted %, hut the Mckinley men nov
scem 10 uc lesnlug tIwa 81 HJbsti.'
Tom L1wcry, The great railway mag.
na'ooi Minneapolis. AMI cE-Sonstor
7Ii Poarce, arrived here thls ritcraoon.
L1wery, ig one OF tho Richest arid most
in0uuntinl men Of the northwest lie
GA ns tho combined sttout railtOa Of
Minneapolis ana 81. Paul, AMI he b.
in'urrslni iu railroads, sioam.
boat. aud all SORTS Of thiuge.
lie stands he my ,o.imaiion ne higl
iu Minur..ta az Marx Hama iu Ollu
la tust he likes 10 mix IN pulilicl AMI
spends l1ta Of mYuey on 30, tut wautg
nothing uut " u. lie iba stIoag No
N'nlcy man auu tolls me thns with
Mckinley md IL ro.d standard the
Northwest eau be carried fOg tue Rs.
publiCatf. AL Chat.UI with him 1 re-
mrmbufrd the cauiiiscy Of Cuanmau
DAVE. Cush Davis llvVB IN ~. Paul
lie Il ttiil cOnurClsd with law nfm
tUUfr, aud | havc teen told tunt he
gruws nu Income OF about sjI 900
year from u, though he isnHI ice the
United . alcs Senate. Cum ID yIs
IbU . beautiful wife ana he ~ very am.
bIuOuf. Tue Mckinney wave, however,
was too stfOug tur him anu no hal TO
withdraw.
asked MI Llwery this afternoon 90
10 what hal become OF the Minneapolis
candidate He replied thAt MinLtsOta
hal dropped its candidate hu the dele
gallon was altogether Tor Mckinley.
tho NIX. man 1 cav was Phil
Sawyer, the famous ex-senator from
Wisconsin. Uncle Pnilc'us u well
along Ia years bat he JUMPS 40 lively
az IN pact, aui ~ though he wero but
30. lie startei out for himself at IS,
buyin his time OF hit father, who was
n blacksmith aud farmer IA western
New York. Hp worked himself out
u debt Rul Thea borrowed some money
AMI went 10 Wisconsin. Hu made y
fortune there Ia lumber, anu ~ now
worth his millions. He vhB one Of
the strongest men In the UuitpI States
Senate Aui he got more measures
through iJf his constituents Ia tue av.
cfage thanuuy other senator. IL Wa
he that brought forward John g..
ap0Ouer, AMI lOa inrsc extent jerry
Rusk, and he has Tor the last goncti.
tiJu ueun Que o. 20" leading politicians
ufthe noflhw6b'. / asked HIM today
bow III. STATE sl3o . on the money qu,s.
ton. II told me Il was Tor golI with
u capita g..
"How does It stand on the vice
prrsiueucy, senator" | asKoj,
"Ol, Wisconsin IN for Evans OF Ten.
ncHste. You ato hu was born IA uug
state, Aud We would hke g. are him
nOmIuattd though l AN afraid his
chances are not tue bpst."
Glow about the benatt2 4 ununt.
stand you are coming back after the
election"
81 osH't Say about that" ropliei the
ola senator. III have been asked Co
run hui | have not said that 1 WOulI
nud | nave not said that wouli
not"
Aud with that Uncle PalioIus wal.
dled away.