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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
lrIY.six YEARS AGO.


In locking Tor parallel TO the pres.
cot widespread and Intense interest
manifested by all sortl and conditions
Of people 10 the present campaign
TO the immense professions and tbs
vast ourpouring nj political gathering,
the Chicsgo Times. Herald goes back
70 the famous oampalgn OF 1870, vine n
"rippooanoe and Tyler too. "swspt ths
county like an avalanche. From
May 10 November thea, the county
was alive with oulpourngs Of the
people sverywhers, and considering
tho spAuonsss Of tho population anu
the imperfect means OF travel the on.
thusiasm OF that time vas marvellous.
rho general sIAgnation In business
that succeeded the panic u 1887 sel
everyone foot-loose. Then, a. now,
hu active work was young meme
campaign, aud then ~ now, the whole
people were worked up In a nAlionpi
split that had not been displayed ~
any marked extent for n quarter Of q
century. Then, NJ now, tho people
w,ts looking forward anxiou,ly, with
d isaf that the unrest ia the nation
would not be Gained except through D.
violent ifruptlon, which Ia the iormsf
time found lie plsee In the great war o.
the Rebellion. Win the pfsseat ~.
easinets DO quoted without such an
awful eliminating event?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
cniLDRIN AND CRIME.

Tue ancient doctrines known 10 stu.
dents Of theology as universal depfav.
ny snd Inherited sin have been re-.
vived by the well known student oi
oriminalogy, Lombfo,o, who has come
70 the conclusion that all children by
nature really are criminals. 10 h
natural, according TO him, for children
10 lie aud steal and DO wrong, and II !,
only NJ they grow older that they out
grow these tendencies, provided they 70.
coivu the benefitoi apropsr training Ia
hight direction. II not, they arc
simply folstsd on society with all
th0ir criminal tendencies and re-
main criminals. Accordingly, he
maintaius that the systematic study
Of the charAototistlcs OF school
children, physical anu mental, would
bring about a revolution In the proven.
tlon Of crime. In lecture to toachors
at Turin he pointed out that the in.
cllnalions OF the child are almUst the
same NJ Of tho adult criminal, bu'
usually disappear ss age advances. In
some instances. however. tacse char.
actsrisliea arc conspicuous and con.
tinue 10 be- moro prominent, la which
case there are associated physical peeu.
liafilies; and u IL In tho detection aud
pointing out Of these possible criminals
Of the future that Lombfos9 thinks
tho teacher oap DO NO mach truly use.
fol work. In other words, the teacher
must b. an anthfopolosisL
As already intima,sd, Lombfoso eE.
presses In modern phrAseology the old
ttuth that human nature Is tainted
with corruption aud that crime OF
"sin" primarily IL a condition. Fur.
thsr Investigation will undoubled.
ly lead 10 mn acknowledgment oil
another old truth, that thurs IL but
one remedy against this condition.
Que wy Of salvstion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16

msy contras, this one with that Of
California Tor iustance-snd that IL
lcia extensive than 10 some other
sia'ot. Thls year there will DO uily
i've hundred natoes on this California
ballot, anu then two tickets have been
rejected fsr iffegulsfitiss--lho Tax.
ayefs' water party aud tho Fee
SILVER aud Protection party. Tue
nominations died thus far 10 Cal.iof-
ni1, ard accorded, sm1racu those Of
the CiuEsn' R,publiesn, Doms cratic,
Anu.Chartef Democrat, Republican,
ON zsns' n u-psftiIAn, Citizens To.
dopundrnt, Pe1pl,'s, Socialist LAbof
and Unlle Lsbor parties. Allowing
tot the rqui,i,o space between each
name, the fiioial headings and spaces
tot stamping. the ballot promises 10 b.
about four feet long by two aud one.
halt feet wlde-a "blsnket sheet" In.
deed. Bat 10 Utah the ballot IL
COM arauvoly small sheet, In most Of
the counties very smali, easily read,
undUntood ard pfepated, ani certain
y one on which the voter shouli have
no trouble IN indicating just Whist no
wants In way that tue judges Of
election email count tho ballo. a. 10.
tended " tho oioctor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
TWO ISQUlRlEs.

Tho following luquiiy was rec, %.
today by NEWS
A citizen has two wives. Ito diosi also
bis urst vile, can his second Nilo vote,
being Of plural marriage aud an alien 10
thii country
Tue statement o. tie ease is too / ..
lednlte to frame an answer TO apply O.
me particular ease our oofiespo drit
has IN mind. For Instance, h. dee.
not say " ether tue dTst wife diod be-.
tra her husband, SUD at tlmo when
ms continuing Ia the marriage relation
with his plural wife would have col.
ttiluled their association common
aw marriage that WIS legal ir
Utah before certain enaetmenu p
the subject were passed. A. o
sluple proposition, becoming Il pluf
vile DOES not bring to tho woman
4i ths rights Of eitiEsnship. Sisoe tA.
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RULES FOR VOTERS.


with the registration dlspoiei o.
The balloting comes next, aud We again
present these general rules lot The
guidance Of volurs
Ill you wish to oast a straight
party ballot, put cross 10 Ink In the
blank tqusre 10 tue hight Of your
party emblem, and make no other
marx.
SIT you wish TO make any change
thatever rom q straight party Ticket
o not make any marx opposite either
aTty emblem.
9--when you do not vote a straight
ticket bot pick your candidates, put a
cross In The space At the right Of each
candidate you wish 10 vito for, and
make no other mark on the ballot.
by following these rules you Will
have no difficulty whatever In having
your ballot joe, n you want Il TO be.
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marriage IL not r,cogaizsd by the law
~ vaiic contract.
The other itquify u.
Can woman who is u alien birth,
who has been married TO citizen and
who has been divorced, vote In this
Staiof
Hef marriage TO tho oili1in confcfa
tho right Of citissnthip. That night
once conferred. is only lost As the law
provides, snd this Ia rot done through
either the death Of her husband'or her
being divorced. She Ia entitled TO
vote II che hes thu qualifications other
than oitiEsushir, the latter having
been attained by her vhon she became
the uiio Of n citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
fnE EUROPEAN sI,uAIrOS.

The rrodioliors Of dire disaster
hurled against Great BulAin by ~
nan, the alleged dynamiisr now Il.
leased from custody In France, sound
like lhs rawlings OF = maniac. lie Dc.
olares that within the ptesent genef.
alton an ifish republic will bo es,ab.
iishsd anu that natives OF New Zsa-
land will yet stand on the fuins Of
Londcn bridge wondering nj the de-
',fuellon that has been wrought on tbs
sito Of the modern Babylon. War, he
declares, II now on Agalnat the British
government, and u will not end until
Engilsh rule IL brokea and the ffag.
menls scattered 10 the four winds. He
intimalts that his mission 10 Europe,
Whatever that may be, has been sue.
cttsfnl, ana that these results will FOL.
low.
All this 10 Of ooupe neity bombAsl,
anu the one that utiers II thereby
proves that he is not very dangerous.
sun, the pfesent time IL TsmarkAbls
tor cemmolion among the old nalions
OF the earth, the finpi outcome OF which
undoubtedly will BE- radical changes,
Ani that Great Britain 10 nearing a
critical period Of iIs existence may be
trur ahe .tand. t.,iat.t pot,yitb,
standing the efforts Of the English,
Danish and Greek courts to bring
-, :. n,,..,...,. ,.,,h H.,
A"V"' W." ''"
sia, and her great extension over terri
-. :. --..-., -,-
upon as source OF "eahhees fA'hef
than strength.
Nm nm. Eu,on..n ..,,,tn.nt "A A. "a.
gArded A. probable that England be-
lara long will have 10 fAre the neo,asi.
=, a,'t,,t.., -. a.. x,.,. NJ.
" "k"'"h 'V' nv 'A''sne'. "
marck's paper, the Hamburger
Naohrlohten. says ovgrythiuK Tint
-, ,.
mas hsppsnea lately IN ASS Milof
and eastern Asia Il but prelude 10 the
,,a., .t,n,,t. IA A.. ,au,h, h.tw..n
se'
Russia ana EnglAni,and then proceeds
10 explain the situation A follow,
The Northern Colossus has showed bis
aud Is working coasolossly on tho road
necessary tor tho transportation Of
hoop ''i Tn nstn9u',y ~ ~ s, Io'
syria, aud Armenia 10 attack tho
lsu.slann on their march to India
asct s'stioned In the niaek Sea hi shseE :
she wants The Island Of Quelpaft AZ a
el.ls OF dsien19 AHa,ns, 'he heel o. o.
a. a "nrebugn In Turkey solely 10 obtain
now possessions. she hopes that
ah,i I'M w hn,sd ~ ALE h Ys .s sp1u
japan aud China by the cara revival
OF nor lniuonce IA VIC Far Eas.. THIS
Core y, Russia Siberian iaiiTeaI IL
progressing, aud Russian troops will
soon 9o EASILY ussnspotied 20 Niadl ,,
Russia wants peace. Mai Is tho reason
England brought about the war between
aIa Nv nv 49,. sSh nv sot ns nop ri y
the islo u QuelpaTt aud Port Hamilton,
a. l,r.. la /. aitutiar ,,aauu.r Iu.,f.pN
70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16

RUSSIA, within whoss territory Tho
most gigantic railroad llne ls rapidly
nearing ~ olm pioiion, Ia likely ba'or'
long TO engage Ia She tuildiDg OF b
canal before which all pfevIou, aFli,
dcisl water ways will appear in'.gnin'
cant. Foreign exchange now civ
ietails Of scheme to connect n,
Baltic sea witt tho Black asa In hi,
way. Tue plan has been advoohltd
Wy che French minister Fl,ureus ana
be oEtf IL said 10 10 IN iavor Of H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, IN old drug
sisi, and = prominent ciiitsn Of III,
snicrprlaing town, says; 81 sell sens
forty different tinus Of oopgh tenn
sdies, but have never In my erpsfi.
enos sold 40 mueh NJ any oue article
90 have 81 Bdidrds Horehound
Syrup. All who use II say ~ 10 the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumptiop, and all diseases u the
Throat and Lungs, they save ever
tried" It's aupaelfr ior Group and
Whoopirg Cough. will relieve a
Cough In one minute. Contains no
opistoa Bold BY z. G. n. l. Drug
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HANDLING the AUSTRALIAN PiLr
LOi.


The voters VIII nave plen'y Of oppor
iunity 10 examine ana learn now 70
handle inc AusltAilan pai'o' uu''nk
the week preceding eleoHoh uJ-H
the county Officials DO thelI uolJ'
punng 'ha' week ue puohoAuoh o.
sample ballot 10 70 DO MADE wherever
apapef "a puonshoa IN county, Anu
puoiioatioh " NOT oohnheu 70 Une p'aee
OF printing but sA'enas Wherever 'ne
PAPER IL circulated. hence nearly
every county hhouiu nave Tvs "eA''
distributed 70 fsAueh OF pap'"
curing tne week p''o'u'hk
tue eisehon' inc county e'eths
also arc required 70 nave sanpie
ballots on Mo IN iheif ohioes' "heio
tho vo'efs can OBTAIN copies 70 s'uuy
and compare; ana poli'ieai pAfhss WIN
distribute some In 'heh osnNAss iof
voters WIN All ,hi'' het" sh'u'' %
no voter IN 'he sia'e Wnoh nov 'A"'
" wen provided WIN hno"'euge OF
now 10 ptepAio ohio'' anu w 10
easily on eIse'ion Jay.
AS the NkWs mas siAIeu on several
occasions, theto 10 no u'uoul'y IN 'ne
way OF = voter VINO 'iote'.', o'NIhuy
care preparing ms pAllo' Iu" |" no
wants w ahu IN way 70 % o'uh'ou
TOT 'he oAndiua'es OF ms enoiee' come
people nave SOUGHT 70 soAto No'ss oy
attempting 'omsh" oeiie'e 'nA'' he'e"
much OF a o'mphea'eu eha'Ae'et CON
nec'sd win 'hs AuAuAnAh pa'ioh 20
M |" ine voters part IL eonee'heu'
rhs ooIee' 'ef 'hi, UNIQUE eAAsgsiau'h
Of inc TASK u quite clear asa Poh.leH
dodge In one or another party II
voter can DO scared INTO 'hinhing the
oalio' sAuems'y Intricate, 'hen ln'
chances are ten 10 one that mat elee'0f
wiz votes s'fAighi patty ueke' AZ tue
easisst way 70 gs' out OF tue supposed
dilemmAi OF doubtful hId independent
volsn VIII stay al nome fA'hsf IMAM Dc
put 10 any uonple' NhA'so paitJ
politicians want IL INC sWaiEh' ueke''
and no selection OF better candidate
from another Ticket That "euld
narrow tho selection OF tho Volsf
10 the Solo parry Nosut hr
will support In Tue main, AMI
IL the chief purpose Of any "to'riug"
Effort Aaoshor eject Of sxasgemting
tho difficulties oil The ballot syaiem TOT
tina voters Ia to cause doubtful ones
among the latter TO stay home rather
than take The worry aud trouble Of
preparing and casting ballot anu
fisking IL heing In Improper shape.
As matter OF fact, there iced not
be the slightest difficulty for any male
or female eleetor Il ordinary inlelli'
genoe In masking up n ballot 10 suit
himself or herself, either by seleo1iEH
party ticket entire OF by cho slug
from all parties, provided that voter
gives few minulei' consideration 10
the publishod sample ballot. And
such consideration Ia essential 10 In.
telllgens aeilon on the part Of auy
olsoloL II the voten Of other states
where tue ballots sometimes arc
hundrediold more comrllcaleI
than there Is a possibility Of their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16

Whatever may DO tho cause Of
blanching, the haiti may be restored 10
IT, original color " tho ues NJ that
potent remedy. HalPs Vegetable slcll.
Tau Hair rensWef
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CITY Subscriber VII Kindly nnuff ,. z naaaa 7,
isifeaiatlfi u any iffegulantT IN ne aa'"'v Of
usf Iapsfa
An caumaniearons should b. aisfssssiu
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Try our English Hack Tea, only
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Tho direct limo 10 kansAs CITY, H.
Louis aud Atlantic seatoArd, 10 via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
carr, anu all conuocti NJ made In
Union depoia IN tho day time. II you
arc going Easi aud care for daylight
ride through tho grandsat fconoIy Of
the Rocky Mtuu'aina en- route, eco
lhat your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively .irss 10 holders Of regular
train ticket.
n. H. KoosER, q. =. & P. A.,
- M0flan Block. Halt Lake CITY.
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A aeuad l.lr.r ,t.A.. . w,n Ma.

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troubled With JAundiee, siek Head.
ache, Had Taste In Msuth, Foul
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Ths rsv, 10 On ale Al ne principal Hotels 49,
fiands AID on aii passenger trains iesfiis 1s' W
ansf 3. IN daiiy.
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twenty rord, Tor i,HeI Inserted .ndsr
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QUE seek Tor 5Oos one month JoT 600 per
line. No ad tatsn for Tea haH 100
Wants Of more than 3 iinss saE.s proper
hoaais rate. Adrsrtlss AND ssi Tss-iis
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All Our Goods Are New,

And there never was anything handsomer We
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White Blanks Complete Combinations And all these.
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STOCKS AND BoNDs ron SAFE.

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Whether Of not you will pu, your house Ia order Tor
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oPIiolAn.

DEApING Ann sKWING 1LAssh,.
IL should exactly nt you, littinh Ang l.,N
Tree. Moody expert, Constitution hallaln y
An ENULusiVE pfrIcA, sfohl
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street Eyes examined for glhsA's NV
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w iss sisam Of ffsd Wilson, Toe a aAia'
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DooK KEEPING, SHORTHAND, TfiEt,
ID writing, H. y. winter con'I'uNV'
building,
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
JUMPED INTO The RIVER
With Her Two Children a Woman
Attempts to Die in the
Delaware.
The Little Ones Perish, but the Mother
Is Hauled Out and May
Recover.

CAMDEN, N. j., July 27.-After taking
carbolic acid to-day, Mrs. Mary Herman,
wife of John Herman. jumped into the
Delaware River with her two children in
her arms The children were drowned.
but the woman was rescued in an uncon-
scious condition, and is now at hospital
in precarious condition.
The supposed motive for the act is that
the woman had been charged by her
husband with misconduct with another
man. The woman made her preparations
deliberately. The children, boys aged 8
years and 13 months respectively, she
took to Walnut-street wharf
She tied the feet and hands of the elder
boy and the feet of the younger one to-
gether, then drinking half of bottle of
carbolic acid she took the children in her
arms and jumped into the river.
Some men who were fishing near by in
boat saw the woman jump. and rowed to
the spot and pulled her out as she was
sinking for the third time. The children
never rose to the surface.
When Herman was told of the tragic
occurrence, he attempted to commit sui
eide, but was restrained, and tonight is
being held at the City Hall to prevent
him from killing himself.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Standing of the Clubs and Scores of the
Games in the National League
Yesterday.

ST. LOUIS. NO., July 27.-The Browns won
slow game from the Colonels to-day. The WIS.,
itors got most of their hits when they did no
service. Both pitchers were in good form
Clingman was sent to the bench by Umpire
Belts in the third inning for characterization.
Attendance 1000. ST. Louise, 8. 8; Louis
villes-3, 8, 1. Batteries-Fraser and Dexter
Kissinger and Murphy. Umpire-Betts.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 27.-Hawley started in
to pitch fer Piltsburg to-day, but after the first
inning Hastings was put in. The fielding on
both sides was full of sensational plays. At
tendance 1900. Chicagos-9 g. o; Pittsburgs-
8, 8, 8. Batteries-Friend and Donahue;
Hastings and Merritt. Umpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 27.-Cuppy pitched
wonderful bali up 10 the ninth inning and
had the locals shut out In this inning Miller
flew to McGarr and McPhee got base on balls,
then Vaughan doubled to center, McPhee
scoring. Smith singled, Vaughan scoring.
Irwin then sent the ball over the lett field
fence for home run, Smith scoring. The
crowd went wild. Irwin was stopped at third
and borne from the field on the shoulders of
the crowd. Attendance 6000.
Cincinnatis-3, 8, 3; Clevelands-2, 2, L.
Batteries-Rhines and Peitz, Cuppy and Zim-
mer. Umpire-Lally.
At Observation-Disclosures Boston; no game.
At Brooklyn Washington Brooklyn; no
game.
At Philadelphia-New York-Ph iladelphia;
no game.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
FIGHT F0R 4 PETRif1ED MAN.
HinnesOtans Recognize Their Fathers
Features and Bring SUIT to Recover
the Stone Corpse.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, July 27.-The
0etrified man, which had the distinction
If occupying a cell in a county Jail in
Western Minnesota for several days while
he men that were exhibiting it and the
nan on whose farm it was found were
lighting for its possession, has just been
brought here from Fargo. The contro-
Tersy as to who owns the body will be con-
hnued here by the sons of the dead man,
whose body they say they recognize it TO
ie.
The sons. who reside in Northwestern
Minnesota, say that they are able to prove
:he corpse to be that OF their father by the
eatures, which are as well preserved as if
.hey had been sculptured IN marble, and
by evidences Of a crippling of the left leg.
The LIE Counts followed the body here
from Moorehead, MINI. They first went
% Fargo with warrant for the arrest OF
he exhibitors, McPherrin and Holmes
IN the charge of grave robbery. The
authorities refused to send the accused
nto Minnesota without hearing, and in
he mean time allowed them heir liberty
md to continue exhibiting the petrifaction.
The hearing was to have been held this
.fternoon, Dut Friday night Holmes and
hcPherrin shipped the stone man to
Hoorehead, Mimi, and came on to this
ity with it. There is now a three-sided
light to determine the ownership OF the
mage, with the Dominion Government
>osing as referee in the preliminary con-
est.