The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-07

PARK CITY, April Elm a CONVEX
sation here yesterday with Thomas
kearns by your correspondent, as to
what the Republican state convention
will do, and of political matters in
general, Mr.. Kearns was outspoken as
to his individual sentiments thereto,
and gave an expression of feeling that
is largely entertained by many Re-
publicans in this county. In effect, Mr.
Kearns said
L am unalterably opposed to any
party or man that will be detrimental
to the interests of our people-the free
and unlimited coinage of silver at the
ratio of 16 to l. Further, should the
Republican national convention at ST.
Louis nominate a man other than Car
ter, or man equally as well disposed
toward silver, my allegiance to the
Republican cause shall end there, and
should the Democratic national con-
vention nominate a man who is more
of silver man than that man, then
his party will command my support"
nat 10 d pain statement OIL a COLI
dition that will without doubt be
voiced by many Republicans in Utah
and our sister states in this western
country. AT present there is no silver
lining to the dark political cloud that
envelops the Republican day. On the
other hand, Democrats entertain no
misgivings but that ample recognition
will be given silver at the Chicago
convention. Already Republican pa
pers in the east concede such a con-
tingency.
D. C. Mclaughlin, with w. Mont
Ferry, led the forlorn forces in the
late Republican county convention
here to secure the adoption of a pro-
| tective substitute resolution to endorse
| other representatives of Utah in con-
| gress besides Mr. Cannon. These gen.
! tlemen hold that Mr. Brown has been
as consistent a Republican and has
/ always shown as great a fidelity to the
platform on which he was elected as
| Mr.. Cannon. Who knows but what
the Democratic washing may bleach
this Republican faint out of the soiled
| garment?
FLOAT.
James Neville. who has been down
to Mercur to look after his mining in
/ terests there for week, returned yes
/ terday morning, well pleased with his
trip and of his prospects.
| Denny Leary, who is engaged upon a
! profita BILE lease in connection with
John Conner at Stockton, is spending a
few days with his family in Park City
! looking and feeling we'll
! In the last number of the Argus. in
| the usual happy vein of the writer
two columns is devoted to our felici-
| tous merchant. the Hon Scion Spiro
while at Coalville attending court in
company with Hon. o. W. Powers and
| Judge Henderson. To while away ar
hour waiting for the train at Echo
! the trio visited the debating society OF
! Echo, to the manifest delight of the
debaters. Judge Powers lecture was
most interesting, his subject being the
newly discovered electric force, the
cathode ray; how when perfected the
camera will disclose the mysteries OF
the heart and mind of maiden and
swain alike. Judge Henderson was
next introduced, and spoke feelingly
| and with evident emotion at times ir
trying to explain the explanation OF
the Hon. Frank ]. Cannons letter tC
the Republican dervishes of his pasha.
wick Scion Spiro followed in his So
norouS baritone with a solo (originaD
Where Are WEI" The solo was SC
well received that as an encore Mr.
Spiro electrified his audience by delv
ing into occult mysteries, such a:
mind reading and going into a trance
at the conclusion of which he presented
each maiden with an amulet of
coon's pedal bone.
PERSONAL.
Judge Watson. of Heber City was
passenger on yesterday afternoons trail
for the metropolis to attend the confer
ence and also the Republican state con
vention.
Colonel W. V. Rice journeyed to Sal
Lake yesterday afternoon not to atten
the convention as he is too good
Democrat, but to see Mrs. Rice.
Thomas Kearns went to the metropoli
yesterday afternoon as delegate fror
Park City to the convention.
D. c. Mclaughlin, delegate from Par
City to the state convention, went t
Salt Lake yesterday.
D. D. Irwin. a capitalist of Muske
gon, Mich, who is largely interested il
Park City mines, who has been spending
a ew days here looking after his inter
ests went to Salt Lake yesterday al
ternoon,
Superintendent of Schools D. S. L
McCorkle is spending a few days in tn
metropolis.
James D. Murdoch went to the me
tropolis yesterday afternoon on bust
ness and to see his family.
Ed Mclaughlin went to Salt LAX
on business yesterday afternoon to re
main a Few days.
Thomas Talon one of the clever boy
of the Ontario mine, went to Salt LAX
yesterday afternoon to spend conference
week there
Rev G. w. Rich. who has been lai
up with stomach troubles for the pas
ten days is reported improving.
Mark Neweston, one of the DAILY boy
who has symptoms of lagrippe, went t
Salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. C. Barker is reported to b
quite sick with lagrippe. Her man
friends hope she will soon recover.
Advices received here yesterday re
port that Mr.. William Brother ha
somewhat improved which is encourag
ing to his many friends here.
Provo Points.
PROVO, April 6.-Articles of incor
poration were filed today with Clerl
/ ro,oe ;ooorDoratinO tho CaDitoI Coli