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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16
The PRESIDENCY.

Tho New York World has made
poll OF every state In the Union nv to
the preferences Of Republicans Tor the
Presidential nomination, the result
being that Ex-Governor Mex nley Is %
far ahead that no eau safely be- 10.
gRrded M the winner. While II h
strictly In line with that pApet's well
known enterprise In the matter Of fore.
hlAlling imp IItaut occurrences, II
would seem 10 DO this time more nearly
= supei fiuous peffoTmance than usual,
sinee tuofe VINO have watched tht
political dTiit 90 lar must have Observed
that 1t had set In strongly toward the
Buckeye slRteemau; auu II the states
yet TO hold oonvo tlons keep up the pro-
portion In his favor 10 lar maintained,
his nomination without reaorting
to the iormality Of ballot can only be-
aveTtsd by something al present wholly
unlocked for. II l. therefore, a. safe
NJ anything In politics can be- o. begin
writing 1t "Caudidalo McKiniey,U
with strong probability OF the prefix
later on becoming more potential.
30 lar the Vice Presidential nomiua.
ton has received but little consldera.
lion with either Of the parties. Cover.
nor BiadlOy Of Kentucky. hv Ta-sa" a'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16
ArROrEa uEuuKE.

G. N. Smith, Of Monroe, Sewer
county, Utah, calls 20 tho attention Of
the NEWS a series OF articles called
"Remiulscsnccs," written by person
calling himself Grandpa Cutler, and
published IA the Practical Farmer. a
Ponnsylvanla weekly. "0mndps"
was evidently An Adventurer bound Tor
California IN lsio, aud bis "feminls.
cenoss" show that Whatever may h,ve
been his mental attachments In the
wy Of describing what no actually
saw, he is thoroughly capable Of
remembering most OF the false
hoods no ever heard, as we'll
"a making mp n few Of
his own. Chapters y, Nt aud XII Of
his serial, published February let, stu
and ibIh, relate 10 prolonged slay no
made In Salt Lake CITY, AMI his Oh
servatlons and impressions Of the place
aud people. He describes Au impos.
sble meeting in the "bowery." sian.
derously and monslTously reports what
he calls n sermon by President Young,
and omita not tho usual falsehoods
common with his type In those days
A. TO Mormon conditions, teachings
and practices.
The Correspondent who calls our at.
tentlon TO this stale and Infamous rub.
bish-the publication Of which nov.
adAys would seem TO be without eitbor
motive or common sense In Any
urnal OF respeotabllilJ-aays no
has been a subscriber Of the Practical
Farmer for many year; but upon read
log the soAndAlous "femlniscoa oesD
referred to, no Indignantly wrote the
editor, expressing regret that his
columns should have been opened TO
such unworthy matter, He also offered
10 furnish one hundred names Of per-
sons residing IN Utah nj that tlnie who
would disprove "GrAndpa" Cutters
assertions; and stated IN plain terms
that the stories told were gross libel
upon the character OF n great man anu
an insult to the people, for which an
ample apology was dus. While no 70.
ply was received to his letter, he re-
marks that the "Reminiscences, 4" which
had promised to be continued, have
since oeaaUi to sppear.
Our correspondent, who has lived
IN Utah since 1859, ana naturally has
a fair acquaintance with its historJ,
truly observes that our Elders have
enough objections aud prejudice to
contend against, without being cou.
irontod with fHlsehoods relating To
times before they were born; anu he
has taken a course which seems 90 ~
to DO manly, proper anu commeniable
In entering his protest hgainst being
compelled 10 see In a paper OF which
he 10 an oli-llme reader, lot Of trash
which he knows 10 b. false.
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poLlrlNlss MAuE EASY.

American Ingenuity In tho matter Of
invention IL not confined, ~ every.
body knows, 10 articles AMI contriv.
auce' Of actual utility, nor II II con.
nned, as many people have thought,
almosteulirtly u The Yankee element
Of our population. Tue bounding
West came 10 tho front last week with
novelty, the work Of a oauny Scotch.
man namud Boyle. whose home is IN
5pokar 9, WasIngl n, IL Is what he
calls "a taluling Device" which, wheD
attached TO the head, relieves the
wearer Of the manual labor Of litlue
his bat when he meets an Acquaintance
aud bis hunds are olhurwlse engagei.
All he has 60 do TO accomplish tubs l.
to nod slightly. Tho motion starts
machinery, which ls In the Interior Of
tho tile. Tho hat 10 suddenly hoisted
about one foot above the head on an
annafAtus like that attached 10 azii.
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m. pI,.o,.,y saved mis- Ilr..

Mr. q. Cnillouette, Druggist. Be,yss.
VILE, H., sayG ITO Dr. king's New
Discovery / owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe aud tried all the ply,
selana for mllea about, but OF no avail
anu was given W and told could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New DE-
covery 10 my store sent for bottle
aud began Ito use and from tho nut
uose began g. get bettoranl after using
three bottles was up and about Agsln.
10 10 worth ils weight In gold We
WON'T keep store Or house wlth1ul IT,"
Get = fres trial Al u. q. nj. l. Drug
Department.
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PRlyrLrelp COMMUNICATIONS.


1t may sound unproiessional and be
deemed ViolAtivs Of tina, part Of the
code accepted by many Journalists
which requires that newspaper men
stand together but nevertheless the
NEWS declares tho opinion that the
bill now before the Legislature
providing that Newspaper wrllen
shall not 10 compelled 10 die
close the source OF their Information
10 at the present time needless and nj
some future time might become n mis-
chievous bit OF law. 1, IL GLASS legisla.
ton OF m odious kind, aud one can
easily conceive Of n thousand ways In
which II could 10 used to defeat the ends
Of justice. On general principles
We hold 10 the idea that \ matter
which 10 OF sufficient Importance
ana interssi TO be publlsbed, ought
TO be VI such character that the facts
~ 10 iis source eau. II necessary, be
published also. One effect Of tho law
making such a communication "privl.
legged" would DO to cause gossips and
seekers after personal satisfaction TO
ventilate their scandals and their
grievances under tina name OF any
paper whose editor might be persuaded
into publishing them. For one, the
NEwB does not care to invite any nuob
information; aud II IL always willing TO
forego Tncy piece Of gossip which
must DO received Sin strict conn.
dsnoe, you know" rather than
TO publish II upon tho mere
sAy-so OF any person who 10
TOO limld to share with Us tho rospon.
sibility Of It's publication.
There are, Of course, cases where
II would not only be unfair. but
perhaps even dishonest, 10 tell
where and how certain items OF nows
were obtained. These are exceptional,
however; and inasnuoh as the matter
10 after all one OF conscience ON tue
part OF the witness, wo incline 10 the
opinion that II Ia far safer to leave the
matter ~ IL 10 than 20 Issue
such an Invitation to greater
evils ~ this bill would mp
pear 10 convoy. The NEWS has
never seen the timo when II did
not know how TO take care OF ils In.
foimAnlI, nor has II ever failed to do 10,
without the law proposed to State
Senator Miller. We expect 10 be- able
to continue that course, lot the risks be
what they may; and this, too, without
any such fence or shelter. with all its
possibilities for injury, as this tnl
would seem to give.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty.slHth Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
ter-dAy Saints will convene in tho
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City at 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, April
9th, 1895.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally are cordially In
vited to attend the meetings Of the
wIIFoRD WOODRUFF
GEoRoE Q. CAssoN,
JosEpH r. sMtTn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16

Fora remedy for all forms OF Head
ache Electric Biuers has proved 10 10
tho very botg. IL effects permanent
cure and tho most dreaded habltuM
sch headsches yield 10 It's Influence.
We urge all who are All ioloi 10 procure
a bottle, and give tina remedy n fair
trial. TO cases OF hablluAl conslipA-
ton Electric Blitera cures by giving
the needed tone TO tho bowels, ana few
cases long rssiat he use Of THIS modi'
cine. Try II once. Only Fifty cents
Az. q. NJ. |. Drug Department.
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A BOYS SUIT

Should be his pride. Early habits are
lasting, and one OF them should be the
habit Of neatness aud taste In dress.
Give boy chance to look his best.
Our stock Of boys clothing makes II
easy to DO 50. Nealness. style, dressi-
ness a good fl, superior workmanship
fine material. you'll find all these things
in our clothing. You'll also find il a
handsome saving Of money to come to
us Tor suit that's equal 10 the severest
campaign service. lfyou haven't time
to come and select a suit, send your
boys We vill treat them right, and O
you are not satisfied we will gladly re
turn your money Just arrived, all the
latest styles IN mems clothing, hats and
furnishings.
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AIHE AMBITIOUS desire to be a delegate
To QUO or the utner Of the great party
national conventions next summer :,
much Ices Intense sluce tho discovery
that the wigwAm At 1t, Louis is 10 be
provided with ian abundance " pure
drinking water" while the CONVEX.
ton structure at Chicago lie almost a
mite from tho nearest saloon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16

THE BEST rALvR Ia the world ioI
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Hands, Chllolains, UoTnt, aud all saln
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or ! o pay required. II IL guaranteed &c
iunisd. Price 20 cents per box. fo'
ssla nv z. q. n. l. drug danAIlmont
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A CHICAGO counIenoe man who
confessed that no had ceased being
u politician In order 10 become
swl dler, was sentenced 70 five years
In the STATE prison. IhaPs poor
wsy 10 encourage foform,tIIn.
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humping cal cart inef, 80 9 i,
manning At rsst msmenr, II describe,
a semi.elrolo aud settles back upon tbo
Uranium.
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The ursrrrr Trrsrsa Nrus IL plb.l'htl dalY,
funfsy excepted. ~ e0fuol south and Eat enpe
EffHnfa SAFE lnEU DIfT.
Train Eliuon a. $50 D. no. Regular Eiiuon IT
tuflola. .
The ufsrprr sr,u.wrrrtr Nrwa e Published
on Tuesday and Ttdny oi each vccf.
Tho ursrurr WftnLr In magazine form - pup
hfned EVER HaiufdaTl
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noeniy ,Sorcii Tor . Ines inserted under
this healing, once for iSc, trfcs Jor 2icI
one wset Jor tOc5 one month for COO per
Tine. No ad taken Jor iess hdH l5c.
Wants Of more than 3 lines same proper.
tonaic rate Adrertlss and gei ,csHita
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Al communication should b. addressed -
pnssaar Esvs rusLsums co.
Teisphons "a
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CITY auhscribsr, viii tindIy notify ,. J. Dunbi Il,
irifcuiaiarl, % auy irreFl.snu IN ne delivery OF
eeir tapefa
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Tho Euwa Il on sais a ne priuaipai H,isis, Nevs
Stands AMI on ~ passenger trains leaving ne CIV
amer . , m daiy.
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rntscfihers changing fhsir place Of residence
mould aivays give former aa vel ~ present ad'
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one week J0r 50ci one month for COO per
iiHc No ad taken Jor tess than l5c.
Wants Of more than 3 lines same proper
tionaic rate Adpertiss and ger results
.------=-------.- -=-;=-
WANTGO-mls otLLANEous.
INN urAn SECOND HAND sToRE foR
l. biz barEaina ua' STATE soronson.
u'mEE MORE YuUSG PERSONS 10 BE
4 prepared tor shorthand Instruction 10 nll
payiug positions in Washington, ID. q. Ens
quire room 81, Commercial hioot.
INIyE on TAN GOOD MiiCH cows ALSO
II good delivery wagon and team, Address
4. o. box 90.
An ELDtRLY LADY pEsREs a sIIU.
n alton ~ nurse, or 90 DO housoWofk. Al
dfcsa Mrs W 20 81. street
A sIour BuY TO WORK On FARM
~ ior board aud remuneration. yal, = Nv
" lat south, saturday between aud 10 O'Clock.
HiGHEsT IN uks ron CLOTHING.
IL Postal Wlll call. q hAlmenaop, 80
Hast, second souih.
u }. MORAN-srEAM AND nor WAT.
il . er heating aud yenuiAung apparatus.
no. ~ west. seeoni houth.
rI,HE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL he
il paid IA eash, A. rear oN ". second suuthi
good scrap iron, lll,t 70 ton amber beer
bottles, dir per dufehi rubber, pcs pound, 2loi
copper, 90 good brass, BE-.
SoANDIA EMILIO YMESr OFFICE, GuOu
> hap anu good places, l't \. second south.
Mrs olson
A BII,TIo FoorurrlSG, ALL KINDS
~ shoe rcpaunE T. 1horeson, % r.
NTkS. WoMEN AND CHILDREN TO
VA got the beat photos, a. MAtson 4 bros,
!, Commercial street
TyERYHOpY 10 uuY THE REsT lOE
~ cream AZ hoelcys, ~ dish or Wholesale,
40 south Man telephone ..
A COUPLE or GOOD unAMBERMAIDs
n A. Iemplcton Hotel
NEw AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ tuto, wagons, bugEes harness, etc. Al
upbers, IL atate street.
WILL PAY mGnE,T CASH rIuUEs
w Tor good gents second hand clothing
Can or address l. Cine "a kA'' fiTst sou b.
A PERSON FAMILIAR wtrH rnE UUL.
n uvhuon ~ gupos, and two good FAR.
mcrs, 20 occupy and cultivate vineyard of
zen acres, anu two farms near the Jordan mar
rows, on shares. II thoro are any men cOmpe
tent 70 occupy tho foregoing properly. who
are ablo 70 work and want work, Il thoy Will
apply Go PRESIDENT AnHus ~ cannon a. tho
once OF the Presidency OF the take they can
be accommodated. Person afraid OF work
need bot apply,
-------------------------
FOR SALE.
XNTALL PAPER 80 a DOUBLE ROLL
w and upward, hlSod paints, brushes,
etc, hcheel Bros d, $40 Man street
HOUSES $3.50 EACH AND UPWARDS. |
III farms 10 exchange for CITY proportv AZ !
l.. hOddf, real estate, No 8 ", second 30 n, ]
CuEAPEsr AND BEST PLACE 10 BUY /
- and cell second. hand goods. g26 state
- GOD SECONDHAND WAGONS FOR |
~ sale, cheap or trade, u Franklin Avenue. |
nRDER YOUR COAL AT rs n, sEOOSp /
- south, Large or email quantities Mar. /
name a %.
IIoME MADE Dread AND CAKES. /
IA coffee and lunch -specialtas, Lhwrencos /
'pEs SHARES CLARK ELDREpGE A co,
Il stock ". j. MOORE box l0
nUh woaK AND PRICES SUR MOONS /
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wANTeD-mlso tLLANEous.

fHHE uTAn SECOND HAND sToRE foR
i big bargains IS state, ) horonson.
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UNmEE MORE YuuSG PERSONS 10 BE
4 prepared tor shorthand Instruction 70 nll
paying positions in Washington, ID, q. En'
quire room %, Commercial hloct.
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TYPtwRiTGRs.

NEW 80" IA MOND 80. 2 u. \
~ winters. agent. Constitution building,
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WANTS..

TeeHty irords Ton Ines inserted under
MS Aeaiing, once for lic, teies for 2ici
one ireek Ior 5Oc! one month for COO per
ihc. No adj taken Jor less han l5c.
Wants Of more MaH in,i same proper
tomato rate. Adrsriise anil ger ,esuiis
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MUST De SOLD.

A NICE ROOM nhiCK OK NINTH
"A Eaatl modern D room brick ON EAst
Drive. and seyou houses on ixth south. near
MAN, All these pruporues have every cos.
on easy tCrma. MAIZE me an offer for them
lHAr D, MONkO
Room a. u'Meara nioct.
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1--WE on TAN GOOD MlLCH COWS; ALSO
II good delivery wagon and team. address
4. o. box 90.
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An KLpfRLY LADY DESIRES a situ.
IA alton ha nurse. or 10 do homework. Ad'
ufess Mfa. " 70 81. strcot.
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We operate 100 Stores and Agencies.
Write Tor Price List.
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TyERYBOpY 10 uuY THE BEsT IOI
II cream AZ hoelCy's. = dish or Wholesale
40 south Man. telephone q.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-23

He closed by saying: Whatever OF
advancement and of progress for the
human race the centuries shall bring
us must largely come, in my opinion,
through the spread of the religion of
Christ, and the dominance OF the Eng
lish speaking peoples, and wherever you
find both you find communities where
freedom exists and law is obeyed
Blood is thicker than water, and until
some just quarrel divides us, which
Heaven forbid,may these two great ma
tions of the same lineage, traditions
and tongue, stand as brothers shoulder
to shoulder, in the interest of human
ity, by their union compelling peace,
and awaiting the coming of the day
when nation shall not lift sword
against nation, neither shall they learn
war any more
At the conclusion of Mr.. Woleott's
speech there was applause throughout
the chamber.
Mr.. Pugh's resolution being still be-
fore the senate Mr.. Hill. DEM, of New
York, offered an amendment providing
that if for any reason silver coin shall
not be at a parity with gold coin the
bonds now payable in coin shall be paid
in standard gold whenever demanded.
He said that the resolution should not
be passed without discussion.
The morning hour having expired the
house bond bill with the free coinage
substitute came up as unfinished bus
mess
Mr.. Teller, rep, of Colorado, address,
ed the senate in favor of the substitute
He commented upon the fact that no
system of finance had been offered by
the four gold-standard senators on the
finance committee.
Mr.. Plat, rep, of Connecticut, a mem
Der of the committee, said that he would
suggest the payment of customs duties
in sold,
Mr.. Teller said that that plan would
destroy the parity of the metals and
it Indicated that place on the finance
committee did not necessarily imply a
knowledge of finance. There was no
reason, Mr. Teller declared, at present
financial troubles but a wicked financial
policy, which had been adhered to to
the extent of running the country in
debt indefinitely.
Mr.. Sherman, rep, of Ohio, declared
that the whole trouble in the senate
grew out of the desire Of debating an
old worn issue-the free coinage or sill
ver--instead of applying the remedy
which the president asked for and
| which the republicans We're ready at
any moment to grant. The republican
complaint was that this free coinage
substitute, which all knew would not
CT in, he
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May Transfer the Case.

F. Edmunds, Shellabarger and Wilson
and A. j. Dfttenhoefer, counsel for Ell
vel'ton r. Chapman, convicted on Sun
day last of refusing to answer questions
asked him by the senate sugar trust in
vestigating committee, to-day filed a
motion for q new trial and also one in
arrest Of Judgment. In support of the
motion for g, new trial fifteen different
reasons are given and in support of that
in arrest of judgment nine reasons are
cited. There is little doubt that Judge
Cole will refuse the motion and thus
transfer the case to the court of APP
neals.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"a Bowery Girl will be presented at
the Grand opera house tonight and the
two following evenings with matinees
Friday and Saturday. Harry Williams
engaged Ada Lee Bascom to write a
play under the title Of ga Bowery Girl, y
and secured the services of stage di-
rector Ben Teal He also contracted
with John G. Buss. the we'll known
scenic artist to furnish a complete seen
ic equipment for it. Photographs of the
Bowery, Chatham Square, Mulberry
Bend, Grand street Cooper institute,
Walhalla hall and all the points of in
terest on the east side were secured, so
that the scenery should be true to life
and realistic. This accomplished, the
engaging of the company next occupied
his time. OF course, the great diff
Guilty was in securing a capable actress
for the title role ''The tBowery Girl"
as she must not only be an accomplish
ed actress, but sing and dance as well.
Finally, Mr.. Williams selected from the
many applicants the clever soubrette,
Clara Thropp, who had originated the
role of Taggs in Neil Burgess County
Fair" and was afterwards with Evans
and Hoey as the Innocent Kid in "a
Parlor Match" The remainder of the
company was engaged and the play
produced last April in Chicago at the
Haymarket theater, where it met with
such favor from press and pqrblic. This
fall the play will be produced at the
Fourteenth street theater. New York,
for run, and it is not unlikely that "A
Bcwery Girl'' will prove one of the big
financial successes of the season.
The attraction at the Grand the first
three days of next week will be Sam
I. Jacks ideal burletta, my Uncle
from New York, - constructed for laugh
ing purposes and hugely successful from
start to finish. The plot. My Uncle, -
is bright, breezy and original During
the action of this amusing musical COM
edy number of specialties are pro-
dueed. some novel and all good. appro-
pirate and very enjoyable The even
ins's entertainment concludes with
1.-THE California Lancers,'' by the en-
tire company. 1t is a very interesting
and amusing exercise. Remain seated
and see it all. If you want to enjoy a
good laugh come see My Uncle"
POLLS WONDERLAND THEArER.
The Bale troupe in their marvellous