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, 1896-07-01
Highest OF all in Icavening Power-Latcs U. S. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

whole country for whom | would rather
cast my vote than for him. He is such
ii pure. good man, so far above the
level Of ordinary politicians that every
woman n the land. who has the right
10 vOio, can cast her ballot for him
win priG' While The women of Wyo-
ming do not know him personally we
Elow him by reputation. and We all
know Thai no manlier man could nave
roo 10 UamIuuted than he"
Somebody suggested that Mrs. Full
Ter might he the next postmaster of
Cheyenne. The remark amused her.
hui She replied: NO; | am not seek
ing for UiIir" Nothing short of a cab
inc, position would satisfy me If Office
holding was my ambition. | called to
soc Mr. Mckinley because | was in the
'..Sl, and because | had a desire to talk
- the man whom | will help to elect"
Mrs. Fuller asked Mrs. Mckinley IL
sh" did not wish she might vote this
ffll. Mrs. Mckinley replied archly: Il
nev"r have had much of a desire to
Fnie, but | think If | had the privilege
/ would vote for Mr.. Mckinley"
y committee from the Columbus
board Of trade called upon the COVER
this evening to urge him to be the
orator If the day at the Celebration in
that rity on the Fourth of July. The
f'H,iFl' TitV manila ra ypnlin1 nlnb
crate preparations for a big day, and
they desire to add to its success by the
presence Of the governor"
, 1896-07-01
MAKING A BETTER RECORD.
Yale Crew Improving and Bob Cool
is Encouraged.

New York, June 30.-The Commercial
Advertiser today prints the following
copyrighted cable letter from Robert
]. Cook. coach Of the Yae-Henley crew:
Henley on-Thames. June 29.-1n an
early morning row today the Yale crew
made such a c%reditable showing that
they received the praise Of Coach Nc
Lane Of New college, who compliment.
ed me and spoke in terms Of admiration
Of the American boys stroke. This,
however, was not the only incident OF
the spin on the river. While the wear
ers Of the blue wer getting down to
their work they fell In with the sec-
, 1896-07-01
TRADING COMMERCIAL co.
O N CASE.
Important Decision Of the Supreme
Court Handed Down Yesterday.

A last nights dispatch from Chey-
enne says:
The supreme court OF Wyoming made
several important rulings today upon
questions raised in the suit, appealed
from the district court OF Crook coun-
ty, of the Grand Island and Northern
wyoming railway, against the county
treasurer of Crook county.
The question involved In the suit
was the right of Crook county to levy
a tax to pay judgments against the
county, in excess of the u mills which
was levied for county revenue pur-
poses. being the constitutional limit OF
taxation.
It was decided that II judgments
were rendered against the county by q
court of competent jurisdiction. they
could not be attacked collaterally &c
far ~ the legality Of the debt is con-
csrned. But. the claims entering into
the judgments could be inquired into
for the purpose Of determining the linn.
itation upon the taxing power Of the
county.
Counties can levy taxes without limit
for the purpose Of paying their valid
debts, but v judgments are rendered
upon claims for current expenses
which should have been paid out Of thu
L ~ -
, 1896-07-01
HAHN'S PEAK MINES.

Hahn's Peak, Colo, June 3O.-There
seems to have been some misunder-
standing of the true condition OF af-
fairs existing at this place. Hundreds
Of people came here this spring with
the expectation of finding immediate
work at good wages, owing to the pre-
viously advertised activity of develop
ments. These false reports are the
cause Of much misery to unfortunate
people seeking far and near for en-
ployment. The consequence of these
extravagant stories that the camp is
getting abused in some respects for
having deceived in others. The occa-
sion which furnished the nucleus of
eXaggeration was the fact of the Min
ME D. mine at Columbine shipping to
Leadville last fall four or five tons of
float. At present there is not known to
be a mine in camp able to ship any con
siderable quantity of pay ore. as moth,
ing under $50 or $50 could be moved
to the smelter. The cost of transporta-
ton to the Rio Grande Railroad at
Wolcott is $25 per ton.
, 1896-07-01
GIVES UP,

Pittsburg, Pa, June 3O.-Among the
passengers on the Chicago limited over
the Fort Wayne road tonight was Ma
tional Chairman Harrity. Mr.. Harrity
was bound for Chicago to attend a
meeting. Harrity has given up the gold
fight. He said:
1T appears as il the free silver peo-
pie will have things all their own way
soon, the party will declare for free sill
yer, and on such a platform a free sill
yer candidate will stand very little
chance before the people mex fall. It
is too early to speak for a certainty
upon such important questions, but
this is the way things are tending. and
that will be the result if things TURF
out that way.
II have no idea who will be the nom-
inee of the party in case the silver peo-
Pile win. Things look rather uncer,
tain. One thing you may be sure Of
there will be lots of fun at Chicago this
year. There will be nothing slow about
this convention. l do not think the
tariff will be considered very importan,
this year. The bushes people have de-
cided this question, and the democratic
party is going forward to meet the Is.
sue OF the time, which is money. The
tariff Is not the issue now"
Mr.. Harrity was asked il the Penn.
sylvania and other gold standard dem.
ocrats will stay in the convention afte1
a silver platform is adopted. He sale
the Keystone delegates will stay II
the convention II they go in"
He was asked about the report tina
Pattison will be sidetracked by tn,
state for Whitney. He said:
Pennsylvania win be for her ex
governor. you may be sure. SO long q
there is any chance for him, she Will b.
there. There is nothing in that repor
about silver delegates who are contest
ing seats being thrown out. The m
tional committee makes up the roll 70
the purpose Of preliminary orEanisa
ton. and the convention decides I tn
roll after that. The contests will ~ d
cided strictly according to theih msfitl
! l think the unit rule Win Be adopted"
, 1896-07-01

The Morgan Mining and Improve.
ment company filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday. a the Cheyenne
Tribune, with a capital stock of 81, 900.
The operations OF this company will be
carried OF in the Herman district, in
Albany and Carbon counties. The in
corporators are William r. West.
George F. Morgan and James w. T.
Gray.
, 1896-07-01
SERIOUS SITUATION IN CHILE.

SERIOUS SITUATION IN CHILE.
New York, June 30.-A special to the
Herald from Valparaiso. Chile. says:
The situation so far as the election is
concerned is practically unchanged.
both parties continue to claim a vic
tory for their candidates and each
showing well arranged figures to sup
port their assertions. The returns re-
ceived by the department OF the in
terror are very incomplete, especially
a. regards the southern districts and
Chico island. There is great anxiety
CI the part Of the people.
The followers of Errajuriz, the lead
er of the Coalition or liberal-conserva-
tive party. seem to consider the cleo
ton of their candidate as certain. They
now declare that without question they
electors.
FREDERICK Errajuriz, who has just
been elected president Of the Chilean
republic, was nominated by the liberal
party, which is opposed to the Balma-
cedists. He was born in 1S49. His
father was once president Of Chile.
The new president is a man of large
fortune. Under Balmaceda he was
minister OF Justice and under the Ma
civer administration he was minister
Of WIZ. AT the present time he is a
senator.
, 1896-07-01
pie

The iron grasp of scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks the
body with the pains of rheumatism
until Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
"Nearly four years g 1 became af-
ficted with scrctula and rheumatism.
, 1896-07-01
REDUCER RATES TO DENVER

REDUCER RATES TO DENVER.
For the music teachers and retail
clerks convention, July 7th to 10th, the
Union Pacific will make a rate of one
fare for the round trip S7.15), continu-
passage in each direction from Lar
annie. Date of sale July 5 and g.; limit,
ed to eturn July 18th.
, 1896-07-01
DON'T GO

Coughing around. You can stop it il
you want to by using Parks Cough
syrup. If it doesn't cure your cold you
can get your money back.
Sold by Eggleston and Desmond.
, 1896-07-01

Running sores broke out or my thighs.
Pieces Of bone came out and an operation
was contemplated. I had rheumatism in
my legs, drawn up out OF shape. I lost ap-
petite, could not sleep. I, was a perfect
wreck. I continued to grow worse and
finally gave up the DOCTORS treatment to
, 1896-07-01
LON The
MOST REASONABLE TERM.

Within two miles Of Laramie, $40
acres Of wheat, oats, potato and hay
land-40 acres of grain looking fine, five
of alfalfa, 10 of potatoes, a first-class
vegetable garden and balance OF land
cutting over 800 tons Of hay. Also a
section Of irst-class grazing land ad-
Joining the above.
The place has a flrst-class house.
stables, granary and other outhouses.
Wind mill and frst-class water, a soft.
water cistern and good cellars.
The stock and machinery will be sold
very cheap.
For any further information, call at
the store Of the
--.-
, 1896-07-01

take Hoods sarsaparilla. Soon appetite
came back; ths ores commenced to heal.
My limbs straightened put and I threw
hearty and am farming, whereas four
years ago ! was > cripple. / gladly rec
ommend Hoods 6arsaparilla." URBAN
HAMMOND, Table Grove, Illinois.
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TnE UNION ARMY.


Ans veiing the question az 10 how
many men saw actual service In the
Union army during the Rebellion,
how many Of them were drafted and
how many were substitutes Tor drafted
men, w. Il. Curtis, the Chicago
Records excellent Washington oorrss.
pondent, gives a grea, deal Of valuable
information, aud table Of figures that
will be found interesting. According
to his discoveries, the records Of the
aJJuIAnt-genefal's Office show that
2,76s, go troops were called for from
the several states. not Including the
regular army; that 2,77s, 1904, or 1884
more than called for, were furnished Of
whom 45,3iT we're drafted, 1907 were
substitutes Tor drafted mon and 1851
were substitutes Tor men who were not
dfafle that IL, those who could not
10 TO the war themselves, but volun.
larily hired others to feptsse & them.
Tbs following statement shows the
number Of men furnished by each state
anu territory.
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according ~ tue dispatch, maintains
that he is charged with the iulti liment
OF a mission, but asks nevertheless tot
death ne the lust pu uishms OF the
crime Of obeying the alleged divine
command. He lie clearly not in his
right mind.
IL Ia curious to note how the thoughts
aud sentiments Of people who from
some cause or other lose control over
their reason follow the Rohetal ohrront
ia the locality where they happen to
be, or center round come promlnen,
topic thst claims public attention. Il
has been observed during times Of
great to.callsd ftvlvAlt that q majority
Of those whose minds become deceased
turn upon religious subjects. They
will preach or pray or ,ing In their
own way. Formerly IL was thought
that the condition OF such patients
was due TO the religion itsel', but this
View has been given up, for II has been
shown that In times Of war and tevo-
luilou, insane persons will a.
suGe the roles OF soldlofs and
great generals and live through,
IN their Imagination, all the excite
ment Of battles on land or sea. In eH'
ceptlonNl cases Insane persons will be-
llove themselves 10 be criminal, a. did
a poor tramp some years ago In Chris
tiania, Norway. A mysterious muir
der had been Committed ia the Vicinity
Of that place. II dsned the ssill Of the
beet detectives. 1he papers were full
Of It, and It was for a long time the
subject Of conversation. Finally a poor
isDofant tramp gave himself up TO the
police aa the murderer. In his con-
fetsion he described all the details OF
tho crime, as they had appeared 10
print, adding much that appeared
plausible. Everybody was convinced
that the perpetrator Of the deed had
been found, anu sentence was abou, to DO
passed upon him, when, nj the last
moment, evidence was produced tina,
the poor wretch had been hundreds Of
miles away from tho scene Of the
uAgsdy on the DAY II was enacted. The
evidence was conclusive TO everybody
except to the tramp himssli, who DID
not succeed 10 clearing his diseased
brain from the Idea that he actually
bad been participant In tue gruosomo
deed VI which he had heard 90 much.
fho confessed murderer Of McAfce
lmaglnss himself the bearer OF a diviro
mo,sige. In his diseased Imagination
q sacred volume appears - him to
confirm tho illusion. Lower instincts
predomiaate, however, ami he cinLtt
control his desire 10 destroy life. Con
Trajectory 60 this seems TO be, Il 10
easily explained on the supposition |
thst he Is Insane hut that previous 10
his mental Oiseass, religious impres.
sionA had bven formed which are now |
distorted owing to that diseased con.
dition. The case IL OF mucn psycholo..
icAl interest.
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ness over mere partnership, and hoped
for much good from his success. But a
conception Of public ouiy has required
the foregoing criticism Of his recent
action, which, however, is % be taken
In general and not personal sense.
Nor do we desire that Judge Street
shall feel afitonted at any Allusion to
the manner " hls selsotion. He is to
be congratulated upon his appoiut'
meni, and we sincerely believe, from
all that we can hear, that no other
name that had been mentioned for the
place has met with 30 large n measure
Of public favor as his.
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To tho Editor

To tho Editor
As tho young people among tho Latter
day Saints are pfoyefbiaily a dance. low
ing community, and we Ia Vernal, bcius
no exception TO tho rule, oi,on par,icipa,,
in this form Of recreation, Ishould b,
glad II you would give mo Halo inior
nation in regard to the kinds Of dance,
aud The method Of conducting socla
parties as approved by tho FiTsl Pfosl.
| dnncy OF the Church.
There appears to DO n craze at the pres.
ent time for masquerade balls, notice. OF
such frequently appearing In tue yariOu,
newspapers, together with comments
upon tho appearance made by tho par,ic-
| ipantS. IL seems o me that several years
ago special and specific instructions
were issued by tho Presidency Of tho
| Church, prohibiting tho attendance Of ali
Church mombers at such balls la conso-
quonce OF the tendency to evil that was
associated herewith; aud also advising
that but fow round dance, be- INDUCED
In at any OF tho parties attended by tho
Latler.day Saints.
As we are not quite through the season
Of Amusoment- aud recreation, please
kindly state whether such instructions
have ever boon gwen, that IN tho future
we may govern ourselves accordingly.
And greatly obligo, yours respectfully,
9o"'''''''"'
our correspondent States correctly
the substance OF inc instructions re.
iefTsu To- anu never revoked, thereby
responding himself to his request fJI
Information, mado IN tho opening
sentence OF MS communication There
was anoiher anu Vi'aily Important
feature In those ins1tuo1ions-ihat re-
gatdlng the Glass OF persons admitted to
dances under control OF Lattsr'usJ
saints. We are aware that this latter
Instruction has been disfegarded Ia
zoo many cAses' and those Whose
character could not PISS muster n
being In full fellowship M moral, sober,
upright members OF tho Church have
been admitted 10 parties attended by
the youth OF the Latler'day Saints,
where parents bad right 10 expect
that their children were protected from
evil Influences by tue diligence Of
those In charge OF such gatherings;
aud We are also aware OF the lao! that
great evil has followed tho disregard oil
counsel In this respect by those who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04
RELIGIOUS INSANITY.

The hnal con ession OF the tramp
convicted OF the murder OF MoAtor,-
case that has been enyelopvd Ia cou.
siderable mystery CLEARLY proves hlm
to have been the victim Of VIVA, som
times is called religion, insanity III
statement IN court WAS tnat he hsu
Teoe we'd divine command to found "a
new seol, aud That the study OF tue
Book OF MyTmon had continued nin
In This idea. Then On an irrpsiatitle
impulse he shot MoAfee, au honest olu
farmer, without provooStion and WITH
out AM apparent motive. lie still,
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I'm. D,.eo,.ry saved M. liz.

MIR. q. Cailloustte, Drugglst. Bsayes.
Wills, ILL.,, sayG "To DR.. King's New
Discovery owe my life. Was take
with La Grippe and tried all the phi.
sloians for miles about, but OF no avail
anu was given up and told could moi
live. Having DIR. Kings New DE-
covery In my store | sent for a bottle
and began its use aud from the nrsI
dose began 10 get belIer,a aud alter using
three bottles was up and about agsln.
II Ia worth its weight In gold. We
WON'T keep store or house without It."
Get free trial at Y. q. NJ. l. Drug
Department..
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Fora remedy for all forms OF Head.
ache Electric Bllters has proved 10 be
the very best, IL effects permanent
cure aud the moot dreaded hAOltual
sch headaches yield To Its Influence.
We urge all who are all lclet TO procure
a bottle, and give this remedy u fair
trial. In cases OF hAbilual constpA-
ton Electric Bltters cures by giving
the needed tone TO the bowels, aud few
cases long resist he use Of this medi'
cine. Try II once. Only Fifty cent?
q. &. NJ. l. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

Ayer's Cherry Peciofal lie known
by its works. The experience OF bali
a century proves that no other prepaf-
alton Of the kind stops coughing and
allays Irritation OF the throat and
bronchial tubes 70 promptly and eiiec.
tually A. this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

Now THEY arc tfyias TO SAnd.bag
Uncle Sam into tue notion that II he
doesn't give up several million dollars
Tor Pacific caDle somebody else wi !
10 It. The strange part Of II Ia that
such schemes Alwsys nnd patriotic
promoters In Congress TO point out how
they are 10 national
iran nsa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

A FiFTY DOLLAR nuo for throwing
a stale egg at Herr Ahlwsrdt, the
Jew-baiter, was imposed upon hi,
New York asssilant. 1t comes hign,
considering that his marksmanship
was poor; ne mlsied Ah.wAIdl anu
only spollt the wall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

THE BEST SALvg IA tho world foi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sorer, retter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Cofns, aud all Skin
Eupuons, ard positively cures Pilesi
or 0 pay required. II 10 guaranteed ie
give perfect satisfaction or money TO
funded. Price 20 cents per box. Fo'
sale by q. G.. NJ. |. drug department.
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Uulike most proprietary medicines,
tho iormu to Of DIR. J. g. Ayers Sar-
saparilla and other preparations are
ohesriully sent 70 any physician who
applies for them. Hence the special
favor accorded these woll-known stan
dard remedies by the Worlds Fair
commissioners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

THE UNITED STATES senator who Is
ready for war, even II II costs him n
sln, lust a. the last war cost him n sire,
may DO deemed patriotic to the eEten,
Of yielding up as n sacri bee all his i'm
mediate relations.
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A Duly OF ofrlc..HoLDlSG.

Judge Howat,s fesignatIon OF the
high po.ilion OF distriot iuige for
Utah having gone into effect, and the
Governor having made a happy and
satisfactory appoIntmeut % nl the
vac,ncy thus created, the NEWS takes
tho liberty Of expressing though.
upon the obligation. Of office. holding,
which Il ia hoped will not be consId.
ered personal In any oiiensive sense.
We hold that n man who has
accepted nomination 10 public Office,
whose election his friends aud well.
wi,hetn have given O, their time and
mean. 10 bring about, and for whom a
majority OF the voter. have cast their
ballots, 10 uni er n moral contract with
the people 10 perform tho dutie, OF th.
position TO which no has been chosen
until the end OF his term. Public ofiloe
In not n trust 10 be ttltied with
10 be accepted today aud handed
back tomotrow-,o be considered a
makeshIft or n plAything which may
be rejected or abandoned the moment
consulting else 10 offered. American
communities have q right TO expeot
better treatment at tho hands OF those
whom they honor with nomination
and election to places OF trust and
profit and while no bond may
b, exaotei recurring that the
candidate observe all the terms
Of tho obligation which il A..
ruined when he accent. the nom.
lpa,iop. there IL nevertheless. m i'm.
plied contract or hedge. which with
ali honorable men Is aa binding % a
bond. IL will be n sad day for good
offi ss.hold.rs when con fldence In their
intention 10 accept and retain the posi-.
lion. for which they are named shall
be shaken aud destroy cd; for then con.
v,ntlous will become a farce, cam.
pa,gus n mookety and elections N de.
iusIop.
We preier 10 make no alluslon TO
politics In tue discu..lou OF this aues.
lion. and vet such allu.lon I'm tho case
In point can hardly be emitted. In
,ddi,lon 10 IN. aisoourte.y shown to
hisown Marty. Judge Howa, by his
te,ivnatIon offer. n deliberate Afitont
N hundred, Of faIt.minded man N IN.
,nnositlon. WIN were .o far aboye mar.
row n.r,,,ansbIn M IN wotk and vol.
for hl. success, A. against their own
nar,v,. nominee, Wuhout their aid
he and his colleague, could a.v.r hAv.
been elected, and surely in Utah.
nolIt,eal history no higher oomnIIment
was .y.r Maid than 10 HMM Noy.m.
h., I.., w,,b ali ,..nsc, IN
Jud,, How.t w. Gamma, but
,..I ,h., m. oommuni,v b.s
,u,, ,,I.vance ,vaips, him
AM. A NAV hs a,h.a ,h.u man h.
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SALT LAKE CIIY, UInp, Jan. "A,
1895. Ny mnthvr has bsUl troubled
with indigestion Tor ypurs, ans q
consulted home pbyslcians, tut WIN
30 ieueiit. she has been taking
Hoods SarsapaTllla Tor The last year
and II Is doing her great deal OF OF.
tnu che would not now be- without u -
Geo. Williams, 80 North Sixth West
) rect,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

A MASSACHUSETTS, board OF health
has mem lsT named Musk; 90 there
I, al least one public board that can.
not be said TO he In bad cdor
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To retain an abundant hesd Of bSii
Of natural color TO a good old are, thu
hygiene OF the scalp must be observed.
Apply Hall's Hair Remover.
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ChiCagQ Dental PaTlNTS

Have removed 10 2}G south, Main Ers,,
next door TO Bank OF Salt lake, vh,I
they have fitted up elegant apaitmssl
with all the Attest and modern dtyios
for their rapid and painless operA,ioa'i
dentistry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

One FOOL speech In favor OF fres
silver does the cause more harm THAI
q d. zen good ,pset hes against II.
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City subscribers will Kindly notify . 7. Dunbar,
lcitculatnrl, OF any irreguhriy IN The delivery Of
teif papers
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You win save moneyby trading With
the old Godhe Pitts Drug Co.