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IL NUKE INTERVIEWER.
Ito Tells tho Rcasr,cr- why lie Goes
bs why Of Canada


NEW YoRiS, Sept 2.-Li Hung
Chang was interviewed Mt Waldorf to-
DAY by number OF reporters. In re-
sponso 70 a query whuther the earl,
who had baid 20 many pleasant things
about tho Americans had an unfavor.
able comments TO make, his excel.
lcncy replied he would not cay any.
thing about this country. lie added,
however, he thought there wero too
many political patties here and asked
why tue newspapers did not bring
thom together. When nskoi 10 make
n compsfison between this country and
Engient ho declined, tnylng he had
u0thing unavoidable n ray Of either.
In nnAwor tos question what no hau
been most interested o., ho said our
tall buildings were very wonderful,
bul they would hardly do IN Cniua on
account Of typholus.
Earl III was uskod whether no OK.
rogleu any m0ditlcition Of the GsaTy
law. lie replied lac hoped TOT Il.
WAS your czcelitncy IL iiuenced IN
jetermining 10 80 home through Can.
ada by the treatment OF Chinese IN the
Paoltic s,ates, especially California 20
81 choose 10 20 through Canada Tor
two TChtonu. Flrt, because when /
was high Commi0si1nvf la China, 1
was constantly receiving memorials
aud complaints from tmigfnnta Ia San
Francncl that they were not
alloWeI thp rights which under
American laws they were On.
titled 10. My assistance was con.
ttAnily invoked to secure them
thuse rights. Instead OF being abic u
do no, your Congress curthiiVd whist
rights tnuy had, and made their siliin.
lion worse. W not 20 through states
where ChineiB have been 20 treated,
anu know | would be bssieged by
Cinnamon In California having com.
plaihts 10 make.
"lno second reaeOn." he said, che
was prompted by his advanced age TO
take care ~ his health.
81 was told ia China" he coniin-
uoi, "that thn steamship The Emperor
Of ChlnA was the largest aud most con.
Portable Of those on too Pacific coast
aud decided 10 go by way OF Vaucou.
vtr instead OF taking smaller stean.
ship al san Francisco.
81 wish 10 ray more about the ex-
clution act. The exclusion act IL moot
I'm ait ana m1ut foolish L0causu it 4,
ADMITTED by all VINO have sludiei
political economy that c3mprtltlon,
nnd competition alone, viii keep The
market In good health, whether tho
market Is one OF olmmnrue or laboI.
Pat aside from your minds that | am
a high Chinese tfllclal anu manuRTln,
and lock upon me as man vino H.
studying the best Interests of coun.
try. lhny ~ you that 10 exclude cheap
LABOR or cheap commerce from yonr
country IL uniSit aud againsl tho beat
intureste VI your country.
by excluding the Chinese and
taking the Irish you get inferior Ia Dor
anu pny superior prices for It,"
After ihe Interview Earl III called
on Mayor Strong Mt tho city hall aud
then proceeded to Brooklyn; where ho
visited the Iavy yard, Prospect Park
and other places OF Interest.
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SALT LAKE CRY, September 8, 1870.

All our 81 and s275 misses tan,
button and lace shoes, best makes
and latest styles, all new goods.
sizes I7'l to ?, all widths, at Si.65
chiidren's sizes, 50 to II, regular
fT7S' at $l30
children's sizes, S to s, regular
s. scat $l.i5
Al our misses tan button shoes
that sold for s. rs. sizes M to ?,
will 20 this week at ST 30
Same as above in black dongola
kid, patent leather tip, spring heel,
sizes II = to 2, regular sI.7S, this
week at SL3O
Children's kid shoes, patent
leather tip, button, regular fI.2s and
s. so, sizes o to II, ID aud + width,
al 98e
Child's tan pebble goat, button,
spring heel, Sizes to II, at 98c
Youths fine caliskln lace shoes,
pointed or square toe, II TO 2 at 81 40
Boys fine caliskn lace shoes
pointed toe, latest styles, ? = to 81
at Sl75
Little men'sn fine callskin lace
shoes, black or tans, at Si35
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FAVORABLE 70 ruAIoN.
mat seems 90 be tn. sentiment Among
nonInnh namnefmIs.

That seems to he tn. -entimcst Among
nOntaua bomocsuts,
HELENA, Mont, sept. 2.--AB far %
eau bo luuWu1 at this time, the senti.
ment OF tno Democratic convention,
which meets NJ Mlbsouls tomorrow,
viii bo favorable TO fusion with thr
PO, ulisis. There Il n strong minority,
however, opposed 10 ~, land some seu.
tiurnut 10 favor nt eudouing ChnfItH
Hartman, the REPUBLICAN Congress.
man, for reelection. This element 10
known 40 the Anaconda contingent,
and 10 tbs personal following VI Marcus
Day, the copper mpgnate. Their
plan 10 10 elect Judge McHation to the
chair and have him nppsint confer
enu8 committee that VIII reject all
gilers by the PSpuliats.
sentiment at the nfsi session Of the
Populiet convention, which met today
Ia Helrna, was largely Ia favor Of ia.
siOn on tUrnsto DO agteod upon by
committees.
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UNIVERSITY OF Utah
And State Normal Schoo
Salt Lake City.

The next academic year will begin
September l6ih.
The following courses art provided.
!. Course In General Science.
.. Course in Liberal Arts.
3. Course In MiBing Engineering,
4. Advanced Normal Course.
Esoh OF these leads 90 the baccAlsu.
reAte degree; the Normal Diploma, by
provision Of State law, eNempts the
holder from all examinations in the
public school ayetem.
B. A -Four YeaTs' Normal C0uae
leading TO n certificate OF graduation
which expmpts tho holder from teach
ors' examinations iot term Of years.
q Preparatory C0ufee leading To the
collegiate courses.
Tuition 10 fec In all departments;
N nn annual IVgtislralion fee
free scholarships are maintained In
connection with the N rmal school;
applications for appointment 10 such
sohollrshipe must be made to the state
superintendent II pupllc instruction,
through the county superintendent.
Since the last academic year thor.
ougnly equipped training school has
been established on tbs University
grounds; gymnasium ana mauusi
lrnining department baye been added.
Entrance examinations may be held
nj the h1mes Of tho applicants, under
the supervision q tic county suporiu.
I, ndenu; graduates OF accredited
schools may 10 admitted without IA
animation.
For catalogues and other iniorma.
tlun address DR.. J. n. Talmage, Pres.
ident OF the University, or the undep>
signed.
d. r, ALLFS,
Secretary University OF Clsh, Salt
Lake CITY,
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The County Committee Of each coun.
~ 10 requested 10 call primaries hni
conventions, on or before September
10Th, ioT the rurpsse of selecting dele.
gates g. each VI the above named con.
voutlOns.
Tho Chairman Of each County Com.
miiteo will phase lot - ard TO tho Chair.
man OF the State Commiltse liats OF all
delegates chosen 10 attend each Of said
conventions uB soou 81 selected.
by order NJ tho Republican State
Central Committee.
JOINS II DOOLY, Chairman.
JuIIA a. FApNgWOWrH Secretary.
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make It unanimous, but was rapidly
travelling hat way"
John u. Mccullough, North Ben.
niugton: "Nefmont was not satisfied
~ sc1icl the snake, out has killed u
outright. The November landslide l.
already here. Toe Republican mninf.
ity 10 by for the biggest la its history.
either during the war or sinoe. lnli.
Gallons are that Is viii surely amount
TO 5000 aud probably more. 10 u no
pTecnrs0f % the Novembor lAndslIdr'
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a. ihid convention and pledge our,
teivtA o. The earnest support NJ BfJnf
aud tewall, the candidates OF the con
veniiOn."
riu resl'uiions were received with
gtoai nrplausr, Hnd motion TO send
gee ings Of the convention 10 w. J.
Bryan weut through with euthusiasm.
A fteUlutiuu suuYfslug the admins.
tration of Pfesidont Cleveland was
Lost. Then the eutife platform WIS
Hdnnird
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nnYAN,n ELEOTIoN.
wouid Not iIur, the English Psopi,
Particularly,

"NhAh WV hhNh hAF AaAANAAh AtNIlt
Particularly,
LOsDUS, Sept. 3.-guO Chronicle, in
the course Ut an editorial On poliuo,in
tue United SiAtos, dHelliug on tie
high character OF Mr.. Bryan, uayt;
"wc wAtcn toe contgat WIN equAnim.
ily, because We believe tbat svrn ~
Mr.. Bryan IL elecioJ, tho economic
consequences will bo Ices serious T.
foreign nations than was al first aulici.
palei, although EDgIith Investors ms y
suffer sevtrsiy at fifsi. The struggle
10 very Interesting to EnglEnd, because
Mt Bfyau's Arguments might b. Nit.
Balloul's."
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TELLER pESiEs ~
SILVER ner Never STORE touid Have
Secured Free coinage.

NffuNth hNee sNhhhAfs
DENVER, Colo, sept. 2,-Durinf tho
past lew years Senator Iellei's ont'
mics have indu.tfiously cifoulatei tnc
report that ~ the senior Colorado
senator and hla silver colleagues hal
beon willing TO accept u, they could
have secured tho coinage ot lhr
American silver product. Since the
announcement OF tue candidacy "
Mi. Mckinley, ana especially nincs
his nonainatiOl, his COLORADO ifloru'
have been particularly Jealous ~ cir'
culniing tho story, some u thtm even
going ~ Tar Va 70 intimate thnt they
have the Information from Nal. Nc
hiuley himHelL In Toply 10 an in-
guiIy concerning the matter, Senator
Teller has written the following lcsloi:
DENvrR, Cole, Aug. "a.
Hon. u, NJ. AmmVhe, Symts, CIla.:
DoaF at-In reply T. yours o.
August 2afd, IN which you ask tho
question, "lf, In 1880, whon tho Nc
kiuloy bill was passed, the silver msH
could nave secured the coinage VI toe
American producer" ~ at hand.
This story has bsen indusifiously
circulated throughout this West dufing
tho last two Yeas. Thtfo ~ not one
word Of Truth IN the statement. There
has never houn time whom tho pas.
sage Of sucn a bill could have been
secured through either house of Con.
gress. The Tree coinage oi the hmefi-
can product was always weaker In both
bodies than the unlimited coinage Of
silver.
There has never been q Presiient
sincc ! have been In public liio who
would have slgnod bill tor the coin.
age Of tho American product, nor has
there buon n Tins whou such q vote
coull have teen had Ia either house VI
Congress.
At 80. Louis there was introduced
In the oUmmittou on resolutions, hitsf
they hHu voted d0Sn the ifpo-c0inase
provision, a provision tor tue coinage
Of tho American pfoducl, but ittu-
oeived exactly the same negative votes
againet " that the unlimited collage VI
silver did.
Those who state that there has boon
time whom tho free coinage Of the
American product could have been
secured are either grossly ignorant VI
very wicked. Nc. Mckinley has mover
NJ any tlmu favored tho c.inRge Of the
American product, aud MS lsttte ~
acceptance shows that hu " not fflend.
ly " any legislation favorable 10 silver.
Itufa Truly,
Il. ~. TELLER.
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ilchlenro eou,en,len nseemm.naea.

CONCORD. N. H.. sept. 2.-rh STAGE
Democratic convention met here today
with u large Attendance. John B.Nash
waa selected Chairman. The commil.
tee ON resolutions reported tho plat.
form. Aittt recommending the chi.
cagO conventio u anu it, platform, n
sAy,; 1--WE hereby adopt toe platform
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MCKINLEY cON0nArULArED.
Letters and TeisgrRms Too Numerou,
Gu Read Nav.

CAETog. o., Sept. Ever since
MsIor Mckinley returned to Canton
from Columbus, he has received at his
homo an immense volume Of mail anu
Geographic matter. But tins conditions
OF tnia week surpnis that OF any lime
since the campaign opened. Heavy as
was tho Hood OF kilograms Rnd letters
on his nomination, II does not approach
that which has followed his letter OF
aoooplauos. gha nail eau no longer
bs handlod In the ordinary manner Of
neauy tied packe, but Ia now delivered
In stokF, and the number VI telegrami
were they counted, would DO surpTls.
Ing In tho highest degree.
a Tow OF tho telegrAms on this sub.
ject followf;
Senator RedHeld Proctor OF Yer.
mont, writing from Now York. oyer.
monI rstliies tho nomination OF our
candidate. Campaign too short 10
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A[N IINE (lRl, m [EE[CT MLY 10. lHsE
1rAins depart and arrive At salt Lake CIV.
daily. a. tollowai ''
DKrAHr

nhtANr
: 10 IN overland limited for Chicago. omab,.
penyer, hansas city, 81 Louis, ogden
Hni pafk cry.
Ogden, Cache Valley anu intermediate
''o6p n local express for ogden and inferno.
5ioop ~ Atlantic express for Chicago, Omaha,
DonysT, Kansas Guy. - Louil. Bptts
Port and, San francisco,
Tio M local express to- heTcur, Tinuc
lIoyo. Aeph, hanu aHd inteImedlaio
points
70 0b p N mail and express for Provo. Sephl
Milford, frisco aud intermediate rotnts
'sio On mixed train Tor GHrheid leach.
Iooele aRd lermuu@
AHnIVH
$40 N overland limited from Cbieayo
Omaha, g. lOuit, Kansas civ nenvsr
l'Ark Ciy and 1gdcu.
300 49, mail ana express from Helena. Butte.
Portland. sau iranolteo, CEdea sHd 10
tefmodaic points,
1913 pm local express from san Francisco
cache valley ogden and intermediate
s.J9 a IN Atlantic express from Chtcaro
Omaha, - Louis, Kansas city. Denver
70 IS NJ man aud express from Frisco. Mii.
ford, Ncrhi, trofo and intermOoiate uaiLts
t.3l y M local express from Mercur, Tnuc
hoyo. Nephl, Aanu ana mtoimediats
points
Gnd Gsrluld leach.
TRANS south OF Jusb ruu daily eAesps
. Hun daily except Sunday
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= POLITICAL.

Tho Womgn's Mckinley Club will
meet WcdneuaY, September ., at .
o'clock, IS Commercial Street. Every.
body Invited.
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The
Children
Must Have
Shoes
for
School !!

A positive fact. Can't get
around Il. We know II is
going 10 be expensive Tor YOU
the next few days to fit them
out for school. But we are
going to help you-make 1t
easy for you. Have cut prices
on children's shoes. So 1t
will pay you to buy two or
three pair while prices are
down.
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s,aoiald ~ " uauuM IAA' uamnN ioJ
1000 alqunluA puu 1upsal5lui lsom aqL
'paluaA
M iaAa ., sluW,dmoa apmlI, iol og9ad5
tWesaaons AlhnolaAiuu lsow - 'uouduol
'aid oluoAud y. aolad IQ so Eaino Al3l9ld
'moo u39q 1AuV 'dllq lou plno3 sIoloop
woVM u9moN 20 RpuusnoVL paino Auusu
-cuiod 9lquin5 y pun p5AaU7i AipaSds
% AuM alqnop i3V V3VM so 3AiApu luuois
-sVnid punos aAiupo 20 a3B iaV pu16 lliM
aV 'saau9slp 10 ssul2 luia3da slq ~ nodNo
p'nanpa 'paluqs ~ W oVM IS y olGBnd
20 'aaiald A n ~ % AuWaira 'su9 iaV
Aunuls aiiIM lIlM 'uousanh fuuirdsap tiW
AulNsu U3sIoq spuU oVM uumoN Auu u
top uumoA uu3 luVM lua
'uosi1d aUnuaf1sun lu1l1duu1ui Auu 10
ssinu palu1npaun uu 90 aui5iplm 10 3alApu
aVl ol lsup % aJrs you % u Hsllasn Alalnl
'oaqu alni 80 alu u3WuM ls1UuW ~ alQu
'lealap oa luanuln 20 spoWlm pndAloalais
uoHulnaoi aVL u dllV louuu1 ~ quo
ol ual 'lu ~ u purlslapun lnu Aum ~ 40
9sro aVl puuuapun-J luV Auu loloop 1VL
J5H5i uulqo ul ssapaMod lu1au GaW lak
'api1ns puu Miuusui o. uoA5 tltgiad unop
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.,u r..t..a.. ..t ,.t-.--t..-. -. az
~. 80 =, s' 49,. ~ r.eveIhni sloou. w
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"a sI ni,sus .t,1n yuu u.'u r..
tho s,.ea,., y, w.. '.i1,' " sir' nIyun Nv
~ 80 W ~ sllNeI ~ .uich.e M"
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49,. , n,i... " nv, .vuiint w county
~ u1.'s5 la'stu IAukh Wu'Vn
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iii, ' V,me'uieu tivwlug pe'othl'on
,s go H. I'LL NV .9's o','s 49,.
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sss. 80 u''"u1 one uaubu.er wy
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"''''" '"N'n'"h ~ IL u'e'ooh'
PLATFORM DRAFTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ v,'l nils'ue on io,uluuuns vas 10
,es,'oh lot neatly ah h9ur anu = na,i
suua' uue ~ lllH' 'llhe " WIS ueso''
49, 'uh' .ue'o ~ WHY ultssie'ilvht
, sJaosn wv nisuioeIi VI Wv u,iu-
,i Nv 70 .ne iQ'm tn1 ucuilr'
r,on VI pnhc'b!oa tnuuiu Ha.'
'e, ,"en,J'nNo W u't'y
uth,s OF llAlOiins auu poilluns
VI p,tt'oIih- Weie tu1ulllt.vi oeNyIui
.ieihpe,h unvinu tno voulpIo,s plet
",nls ., sn'it NeIlVue ulA.el. ~
iyunu .ne, tno ullh'ons Meto 70 VI
Noles tuat ~ Wouii 70 n.cessuiy W
sppOlnt s.up'co,huh' Wy 70. W. pul-
loso ~ SUNK ,ue ulue'en. pih.,uIiiis
suuhll'eu ahu nAhlhK usa'' tul'huIe
'or ihe oonVehuoh.
~ vuhunen, u tne nHJoIiy LOT
SesiaIs'lOii 'ot 'uo eluglo solu sum-.
sIu "As ia'het SUI pia'hE 20 tuoto VINO
nopui thi, tomo,hlng mlsn' 90 uehe
.usoIlut plhe'nI.h uuuot 81 In'li'
hN.louai egiosnVnp' osNeIa, Nun
WI, hoVsoly ~. ~ Sels ~ % Mph,
Anh, ihNolou = uociaIa'iOn ln IasSI "
IulsInahonai hgi.eneh', ou. us ,up'
pviVIs NeIo Vst " .ho VNel-
wue'ill,ps ualu'hy w nSlo,i u.s ,.
uon 'o' 'uo p'eaon' s'"N'o b0's 9'"nu'
H' ~
e'o "'s sS ~ ..s,S opp,sis,oh 70
aud when stated that the expense Of
m kysS c,o liz, ws' No., ,esy ,Hi Is,'i
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~ wa we nn,iiv d,t.rmined ~ 80,
~ ANA hNAAAg hNtAthAAAANl w ANNtE
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ul pu5tlsnui ilUns
Aagl qolVA asu9
sip puu ssauEuaA
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All kinds of Per'umery and Toilet
etliclea nj tho old reliable Godbs.Pitls
Drug Store.
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Wasalch nuil ding
HE. nuBLEY.
cereral AGENT Passenger Deg ArIn snt
., ~. II. CLAhk,
OLIVER W, MINK,
h, hl.LhRI ANDERSON Reaeltera
lOHk W. DoANh,
FREDERICK X oOuDERr,
49, lOAiAA. "a. A. . =. Agent
A. DICKINSON, General Manager
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

lou leave Ogden, o
Salt Lake IN tho even
lug. aud alter break
lasting In tho sump
nous dining cars Of the
SANTA FE ROUTE,
ON Tho third morning,
you arrive IN Chicago
OF st. Louis In seaaon 10
attend To businos. or
connect with all fast
trains for the East.
some ono mas said rn.
Gently that tho track OF
tho ATCulSON, To-
PEkA 4 SANTA FE
railroad was In such
pefieoi condition thas
tho long distance run Of
tho "Flyotn on the New
YORK Central could he
equaled II not excoed-
co. by It's magniicont
J. d. KENwoRTHY.
General Agent,
Room al Dooly
block.
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Tbs only line running dining cars and
Louis without change
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GladneSS Comes

Mjith q hottcr understanding 81 The
W transient nature OF the many phys.
icnl Ills, which vanish before propcrcf.
turts-gont efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed There i4 comfort In
the knowledge. that 30 many forms of
sicltnc.s are not due 60 any actual dis.
ease, but simply 90 % constipatcdcondi.
ton ut the svsilm, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupuf Figs. prompt
~ removes. That ~ why u g. the only
remedy with millions Of families. and rs
everywhere esteemed 80 highly by an
VINO value good health. its beneficial
effects are due 90 the fact that tits the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without facilitating tho
organs ON which u acts. 10 is therefore
nll Important, IN order 10 get its bcnc-
fetal effects, tp note when YOU pur.
chase, that you have the genuine nrti.
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ell reputable drurrists
II In the enjoyment Of good health,
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other remedies uro then not needed. N
afflicted with nuy actual disease, one
may hc commended % the most sldllful
physicinns but " In need Of O lnyntivc.
one should have the best, and with the
wcll.lniormrd everywhere. Syrup ~
Figs stnnds highest and IL most largely
used andgiScsinust rUncraltltisinction.
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IsRve salt Lah- CITY.
No. s-Iet bingham. Provo. GRIND
y. junction and AZ poin'. EAst 7i,oG "a
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no. , Tor ogden and intermediate
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50 va colorado points.
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ehhuFc, TO hantas CITY, chicago aud hostoh.
rec reclining chair ears TAFT LAks q
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II, hAntuck, 1rafio Manager.
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ID. II. ALLFS,
ssctetaTy UnlveBity OF CIsh, Salt
Lake city.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-11-19
PUNISHMENT A JOKE.
PRISONERS LEAVE "A, PENiTEN'
TIARY WITH REGRET.
Remarkable Story Which Comes from
New York-startling Disclosures
Concerning Our $5,o00,O00 Battle
ship Texas.

Convicts Who Have Good Time.
A New York dispatch says: The Kings
County Penitentiary, in which many
Western Federal prisoners are incarcer-
ated. is getting reputation as we'll
conducted club. The prisoners consul.
fute the membership of the club, ana
the keepers attend to such matters as
club attendants usually do. Conyicts are
allowed to receive food from friends.
They can have oil stoves with which 10
prepare the food, and can sing a little
song to themselves while cooking AS
result. SSS convicts have banquet every
day, and they make the air hum with
melody while preparing il. The dry
bread furnished by the prison is used 10
stuff ducks and turkeys and the water
to make hot coffee. 1t used to be the
rule prisoners couldn't talk to each otaer'
but now they talk back to their Keepers.
If convict, for instance, doesn't Ike
an order he says to his keeper: Go soak
your head" The black cell has been
abolished. Punishment is now inflicted
by mild rebukes and occasional instances
of solitary confinement. If prisoner is
caught in the act of throwing something
at a keeper he is told never to do 1t again.
The keepers are expecting an order soon
that outside windows and doors must be
left open for purposes of ventilation.