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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21
nIsIonY.MAK,Se Irouu.


The woodland Cal, Dimoefa1 be-
lleVes thai OF political principles THIS
Ia n hls'ofy.making sp'ohi that Tho
present presidential campaign il pro
ducing real living literature. IL also
says tue toilef aud the uller can
not complain Of opportunity. This II
q goVafnment by maj lr'iie'i and ths
mHIotily rests with The agricultural
aud labor ela'st,-in fact with those
olasses which feel most tho burdens Of
The government Again, there 10 nc
ond To Information on all questions al
Issue. never since the ciTil war ma
there eeoE such agitation. Never be-
lore has greater WELDON teen div
played Tue SOCIOLOGICAL the sconc'
mist tho philosopher The pfeaehef' the
'eachef' the slAlssmAn' hosdilof and
tue author have been heard. The
aolest and tho wisssi mon have earn
esty delivered Their mvisager, from
the rosltum, the street corner and the
Pu'pip III 'no he"spAl'i W" loutha'
and the mAgarlne,snd BY the pamphlet
aud the bulletin. The voice Of the
people IL being heard The discussion
10 carried beyond party management
The school boy, the college STUDENT
the iaimef and the workman take part
All this may be true In sensti anu
yet, who can say that, with all the Tree
discussion, Win All tue hearings given
TO soolologislP, eeonomiais, philoso'
phers, pfsAohefs' editors Apd states
mep' win All tue t1ubefAnce OF human
wisdom displayed, the result VIII DO TO
avert tho great danger that threatens
tho existence OF 'hs i'spuoiie' Tuere
nre "i'e men on bo'h siurs OF tho great
issue'i there are bfainy men dlAme'fi'
eAlly opposed to each other and each
says tue poiicy OF tho opposite tluc u
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RULES FOR VOTERS.

with the registration disposed o.
the ballotinr comes next, AMI We asain
present these general rules tor the
guidance Of voter;
Ill you wish to oati a straight
party ballot, put cross IN lux Ia tho
blank square 10 tho right n your
PARTY emblem, and make no other
mark.
Elf you Wish 10 make any ohantc
whatever from . straight party Ticket,
do not make any m,rk opposite either
party emblem.
s-whsn you do no, vote q straight,
ticket but pick your candidates. put n
cross 10 the space nj the right Of each
candidate you wish to vote fof, aud
make no other mark on tho ballot.
+-You do rot VOC directly for Pres.
ident and Vice. President, although
tho names Of candidates arc on the
ticket; you vote for electors on the
State ticket, choosing these OF the
party whose presidential candidates
you Wish 10 support.
By following these rules you will
have no difficulty whatever In having
your ballot Iusi Ne you want u 10 be.
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parade sfiaif, =, time whes au
administration was spending lav.
ialy The public money, and Dor.
rowed money At that. and when
ssme individual, for their own
fscuuiary pion', thought SILT Lake
ought % tut on the airs Of . Chicago or
San Frs oisto. IN a city Of this
ia, the man who l. qualified 10 per.
iofm the duties Of chief Of p lice ha,
TIE qualifications to direct tie whole
department IN its immediate operation,
sud a good man IN the position " VI.
NECESSARILY bnmpetsd by sub. flicial.
hlch the Adminlsifatlon o. the dc.
psi mvni does not uquife A, 10 the
uumb, r u police, TINS IL now about as
small - It would DO wise 10 w to -gi
along will.
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leot 10 The benefits 70 be obtained.
The liner ass In ares means increase
muuiaipsl expense yer capita 10 main.
tain a given MEASURE Of uniform
achievement over oil this area IN
public and works and highway maio.
tensnce, and consequently the tfAni.
ton Of the city to the Greater" olsss
would add more q public liabilities
than 10 the asie,s or 10 the lsxpayefs'
means o. meeting those liabilities.
The the ~ OF the Republican Il right
In this "a tier Ne eIpefisnoe has
demonstrated csnclusively In this
State. Tho oxtonsiln OF ciiiss hey oud
the requirements Of the immediate
iutufo tor population has precisely the
result In practice which our oitempof.
Hry POINTS cut In theory. A city 10
unfortunate whon, like farmer who
iaiis u sUroeai because he "spieadt"
him,eli over more II, uud than hu can
manage iudioiously, u does the same
lhins; aud Tor similar reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

Tue fad tor extending city bounda.
ries 10 order 10 make a showing OF
greatness Tor tho municipality Seem
TO have struck Springfield, Massaohu.
seits, ami on election day tho people
are 10 vote ON the proposition Of add.
ing TO the present city tho area Of
West Springfield, which comprise
about 1900 acre. anu sone $500 popu.
iation. But the conservative Judgment
II leading oiIiEsns has been piltsd
against The proposition, and nuus
voice through tho leading newspaper
ofths oily--lhe Republican. Tue lat.
ter points out that while the city
wouli become the "droaler Spnng.
fela" In having lts area raised
10 20, 1882 acres-An Increase Of
over one'thlr1-and ita population
to 1859, tho rise In taxes would BE-
proportionalely much greater, apd ai,o.
Se1hsT out Of proper ratio with res.
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ISLAM IN IuE PAST.

The fact that Russian papers, oil q
rhlch are subjected 10 strict govern.
mont censorship, now are allowed 10
give details Of the affairs In Armenia
may be regarded a. one Of the slrAwa
showing the direction OF the wind
with regatd 10 the policy that Ia 10 be
adopted In Turkey. II indicates that
the ersr's government IL DESTROYS OF
preparing public opinion In Russia In
favor Of Interference In behalf Of the
Christians. In cass that step shsuld be
decided on. Taken In connection
with smother fact, that the Russian
army 10 being moblliIsi In several
distrlota, II IL slmost conclusive that
q definite line Of action ha, been
agreed upon between ths European
cabinets.
The Turkish question 10 not alto.
gelher one Of politics. IL 10 In the
nrst place one Of the supremacy Of two
religious systema. In the rise VI Islam
the reflective mind will SEQ thu hand
OF Providence. II appeared on the
scene AT n time when tho countries
that were first illuminated by the Star
Of Bethlehem Voluntarily had turned
away from that light and sought
refuge In the darkness OF error aud
Ignorance. The followers Of tho
Arabian pfophe, came AZ scourge
upon the people that bowed down %
Idols In tho name OF tho true God.
Their war cry; "rhsro IL one God"
wssa testimony from the wilderness
sgainst the yelled idolAtry Of clyillEa.
ton, and thelt swords dripping with
blood wherever they appeared, was a
align Of tbs day Of vsngeanos and
wrath. Nor could II DO stayed until
iA appointed tins had boon fulfilled.
But there was mercy In tho
apparent cruelty with which
the world was seourged through
the followers OF Mohammvd.
Without that ohaslisemsnl probably
civilization would have become all
but extinct In tho western world, Mo.
hammedAnism, nStwithstar ding i,s
crude ethics, aud ils ia,Alitm aud
supsn,iliSB. was = strong plea for
human nature A. nodded by the Creator,
sgainst the brutality Of thosu ages.
And II reused tho world from the lelh.
MRy Into which II was sinking. wher-
ever II nourlshed II erected schools Of
teienee, philosophy aud art, equal TO
these Of Athens and Alexandra. Fora
hrlei time II became tho standard
bearer Of civilization, ami A. such ~
mission was most beneficial. IL has
been remarked that II was Islam that
gave rlso 10 the scholastic move.
men, aud opened up the world 10
ancient thought 10 lslam much that
10 distinctive in modern literature
the prose story, the love romance, the
lyfio--owes la existence. Hut after
having given tho world new impulse
toward freedom, II sank helple,sly
back Into weakness, sensualliy ana
'lagna,ion, anu there it's today, still
claiming supremacy and welding ~
hdlng p1wet with liz old.time stern.
meas.
There eau hardly be auy doubt that
maj struggle between islam anu
Christianity must ensue, aud nj. this
event ior which tho nslions Of Europa
seem to be reluctantly preparing them.
selves.
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1911 ANOTHER ixtusli

A ConsiAnlinople dispatch says thai
the Afmebians shave added assassin.
alton 10 the crime oi b m, throwlng;'
that an III al was made u biaes-
mail an Atmsnlan advocate In tue
service Of the Turkish government,
anu on The police attempt NJ - pro.
tee, the NJ iial they were set upon aud
Que killed aud another wounded by
Afmenian'; that public spirit IL
aroused against Aimonians; AMI that
the sultan was muoa gtlevoI at the
dsslardly act.
IL is indeed pltiabls to witness the
Turkish sultan weeping over the
death Of one policeman while not d
tear dimmed hl, cys when tbifty
thousand Armenians-men, womVn
aud ohlldfen--wefe buichefed In cold
blood under bis very nose. Not that
tho murder Of tho policeman was not
a foul crime, for II was; aud its occur.
renee should cause grief TO the Turn
ish ruler, but the murder Of Afmsn.
ians sh uld have done 30 too, yst did
not soom 10 have that effect.
In the history Of recent events.
how svef, the present story seems
more Ike another execute TO mas.
sacte Aimsnians than anything else.
IL 10 said the Armenians have
become as,asiins Ne we'll n, bomb
thtowers. How wers they bOmb
lhfowen3 There was a conspiracy on
tho part Of Turkish officials to massacre
Christians by Thousands. and tho vres-
sure on the later became 40 great that
some Of them rss1f,ed to bomb throw .
Ing In their resistance 10 oppression.
Tho principal cause VI the dislur baucs,
then, was the conspiracy OF Turkish
officials TO murder. and the bomb
throwing which resulted was on OF.
ou'o 10 carry the conspiracy into effect.
1. thisa repetition of the same muir.
derous game on the part Of the rurks9
The Indications that way are strong.
- Wv sNott kiFeu " VIII W uottd
that tho Armenian to whom the nj.
legged protection was offered IL q gov.
eminent ofiicial. Il 10 also quite
probable that hs is renegade TO hls
people 10 that he supports the brutal
actions OF tho government he serve
tor pay. IL IL not too much 10 believe
that tho whole assassination schems
was one % arouse another iuroie
against tho Armenians. Tue ife Of
one OF two police men would be ~
rothing In carrying out ,his purpose;
the sultan would not worry over SIC.
fineing a hundred police ON ore 10 10
that, aud there are riehly Of the low
aud criminal elAis among lho Arme.
nisna that are susceptible to bselm ug
hired assasslns. The whole thing
loOEs like Turkish sohsm certainly
Il 10 not such nm occurrence a. would
Justify eating Wholesale blsms uIo
the nstiye Christians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

We KuafeuIse eaia 10 bs the BEET
Cbt0h syrup Manufactured In the
whole wide world. This IL nyisg q
great deal, but His true. For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Bore
Throat, Sore Chest, Pnoumonis, prou-
ohitis, AsthmA, Crop, whoopins
Cough. and oil diseases " the Throat
and Lungs, We positively guarantee
BaRord's R0rshosHd syrup 10 Be with.
Out an tqual on tue whole lace OF the
giotc. IL support Of this statement
We refer " every individual who has
ever used ii,and 10 every druggist who
has ever sold n. Huch evidence 10 In
disputabls. Sold by z. q. NJ. 1. Drug
Depaftment
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"OLD nlS tOn cuuSclL..


Sometimes when men Ia the sixties
arc named for Dotted st,tes senator.
ships the suggestion II made that they
ate too old--ihal such position needs
younger AMI m5te vigorous blood.
But Vermont does not take the zane
view, Judging from hor ftcJrd on the
sonsiofahir, and especially noting The
legislative eollon o. Thuuday. The
Ufueu Maintain state evidently Ia Of
opinion that vlgor IL found Ia men Of
advanced year. aud that their ripe
noss Of experiences IA more than an
Offset Tot the physical aud menial Ore
Of youth. encevermont has returned,
Tor tho slxlh time, Justin =. Morrill, as
u. ). senator ifom that stats. MI Nor.
ril'a service begau thirty years ago,
aud now, a olghly.slx years Of age, he
is still the choice OF hls state for the
high honor. His senatorial record
lustines the conndsnos rsposei Ia him,
an pofifaya the wisdom Of the maxim,
"old men for counoil.D In tue u. =.
Senate there have been exceptionally
brilliant young members, but tho his.
tory Of that august body. taken NJ
whole, establishes tho higher wisdom
Of choosing men Of experiences In years
as well as In slaisotaft iof tho rsspon.
sible duties that attend the members
OF the upper house IN the national
legislature. Vermont realizes that she
has profiled BY choosing such men ana
maintainibg thsm there as the states
representatives.
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A SQUAD Ll,or Make. . Wen Man.

Are you Bilious. Constipat.d Of
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Back and between the sho ul1sfs, hills
aud Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your Livsr " out c.
order, aud your blood 10 slowly being
pos0nsd, because your Liver does mol
act properly. HKRpIsE will cure any
disorder OF the Livef, Stomach OF
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Mr.. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills,
tsyg I had the IheumAtlsm 70 bad
could not raise my hand TO my head.
Ballard's Snov Hrw,enf has entirely
cured me. take pleasure In inform
Ing my nsighbofs and ffisnds what n
has done Tor me. Chas. HAudley,
clerk for Lay A Lyman, kswanss,
Ill.,, sdvlscs ~ SHoto Lininicat cured
him Of rheumatism. Why not ny
~ II will surely do you good. II cures
oil Inflammation, Wounds 5lfes, Cuts,
bpfainf, etc. Sold by z. g. NJ. L.
Drug Department.
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TUE POLICE CnANGr.

Tue CITY Couueil has decided 10
,o,'l'h the lnlco Of captain Of police,
Wv NOV 70 reduce tho nnmber Of men
on 'he force, 90 that the latter remain.
" os'o''' The action Is one that will
meet The approval OF citizens general.
~ " .n'fe never wa a necessity Tor
'h' once II WAS created a. n dfssA.
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GREAT SPEECHESl

ON me phonograph A. Edson Photograph
fafloIa, lii 81 ain street, Conference visitors
should not fail 10 hcaT them. W. y, hryan's
"tfpwn " thpIns ano truas Of Gold" speech,
ucpafr the Nauunal Currency urfnn'a
"htplY 90 the Charge OF Auafuhy," iryuu'a
"nplnion OF The wall nTeet Gold NuEH aud
tyndieatuH" The above are rendered on tic
monograph IN oluar, distinct tones aud can be
heard for un.y 10 each, kdison fhOnograph
fnr.urt, lti Main street
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We know whereof WI sfiifm when
W. state TIA, Aysr's Pills, taken
promptly At the nrst symptoms Of
colds an1 lever, arrest further pro.
Rret- " these disorders, and speedily
restore the stomach, liver aud bowels
10 their normal ana regular aotion.
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In many oss.s the met work OF
Ayers harsapsrilla h to expel the
effects Of the other medicines that have
been tried In vain. II would By a saw
Ing Of time and money n experiment.
ets tock Ayer's Ssrsaparllla at brsi In.
stead Of at last
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Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.
newer u, unques ionably, tho best pre-.
.ervative OF the hair. II 10 also cuta.
tive OF dsndrun. telior. aud ali scalp
Affections.
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Iie Convinced.
On recelp, Of ten ceal.. cash OF
stamps, a generous sample will b.
mailed Of the most popular CatArfh
anu Hay Fever Ours (Ely's Cream
Balm) ,ufiicient 10 demonstrate II.
great merit. Full siEs b0r.
lily BROTiRRs,
SO Warren IT,, salt Lake City.
CslaIrh caused I'm iully In speak.
inR and 10 q great eKtont loss Of hear.
Ing. BY the use OF Elys Cream Balm
dropping OF muous has ceAs.d, voice
and hearing have greatly impTovsi.-
J. w. Davld,on, Attorney At Law,
Monmouth, ~.
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sut,otb.- sn,ngns nsr pI,es Of f..ii ~,
should AssJs gifs fafnsf - eel - pfeisni a.
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ne Nsvs l. On sais a re principal u1tsis Nfs,
fisnAi sad o. all psssshssr talns iaafins Ne ~
amer y. n daiT.
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ci,y Subscriber, ~ui linaif notify , 7 nanttf .,
lifluiaiafl q sng ifftga.afiJ 10 " aaiifef o.
tsif papsfs
an oyumunitsiions shnuid b. addressed y
OMAN Es-s Rusi4ssre ca
1sisphsas -
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10 CCRisiuoI IA bottle OF Hoo 3.
5arsal arills than IN any other similaf
preparation, 10 GETS TIE proprietor
Hud manu-. aclufef more. A costs IN
iobher morc atd II l. worth moe 10 The
oontumof. 10 hns Tteotd 1f oufts
unhuown 10 spy other pTuIAfAlltr.
II 10 III" hest g. buy beoause Il N the
Ono True Bl1oi Purifier
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Dr. o. b. Howsii, the leading den.
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HONS Pulls nfs the hest famil,
oAlhauio snd aver medicine. Gentle,
rallaNl. .ufe-
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tu"hsr far sale.
At Equitable Co-or.. y l cy,'.' per loot.
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w x S.

nseniy eords Tor . ilnsIl asserted under
tlis headiHg, once for loo, heiee for 2ici
0H' vesk yor toy Ons month Jsr GOO per
Inns No ad taken for is,s than 100
Wants Of more than Inns sams proper
,lonais rate Adrsrttss and ger ,ss'-iAa
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L,Rulr TnKEs- APrLE, loo EACn, FEAR.
~ .vc each. John GAbbolt. West Temple
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oPTioIAN.

WHY wEAH GLASSES TnAr DO not
wv nlyOu Dimcut eAses Invited. lee"
free Moody, expert, Constitution buhains.
An EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL sfOlh,
N eirht years eNpsrleneei W. D. Rushmef
mAnufaoturEn opticlan. ~ West flrst nolsA
tNett tYos examined Tor glasses He''
special leuses ground 10 IL tho eye
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A GOOD MALI SCHOOL TEACHER
IA wanted TO tale eharge of the Holden
nisuict school. Any one desiring tie sfua,
uon ana eau cone well recommended can 10
aoeommodaled by applying 10 The under.
signed
EDWARD STEVENS.
lOsALl \ HARMON
JOHN utiEhhNGTOs,
1Tustrcs.
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STOCKS AND BONDS ron SAFE.

pc pyipESDs euARAsTEsp
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

tional reform, but for continued union
with Great Britain, and less than half for
revolution. The revolutionary element,
in turn, Ia divided into three parties-the
old Smith O. Brien- Meagher element, the
Fenians proper and the O'Donovan Rosa
dynamiters-and am told by Irishmen
who ought to know that tho dynamiters
are divided into six or seven factions. I
don't know about that, but I take notice
that whenever they organize In any part
of the world one of their first perform
ances is to kill somebody whom they have
discovered to be spy or think they have
DIR. Cronin In Chicago, for instance. I
will venture to say that in all Ireland
there are not 80, 600 men drilled for fight
and supplied with arms who would rise
against Great Britain. The popular ig.
norance here about Canada and Ireland Is
disgusting, and the talk about it makes
me very tired" :'"@ -'
When I looked over the local figures for
my friends district, I wasn't surprised
that he preferred to be nameless, for it Is
pretty thiokly dotted with localities where
the Irish voters are strong. All this talk
Just now has rather q sentimental than q
present practical interest, but out Of it We
deduce the very gratifying fact that If
trouble must come this country would be
Q unit, a. it never has been before. ga, g.
800 J. II. BEADLI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Serious Collision Between = 2
Mob and Gendarmos at
as Bilbao, Spain.
"Patriots" Frustrated In an
Attack on the American
Consulate.
Situation Elsewhere, In the
Country Reported More
Peaceful.

q MADRID, March 10. The turbulent
element in the city of Bilbao. which
created disturbances Sunday. contin-
ued to defy the authorities during the
day and made violent demonstrations
in spite of the armed threat Of the gem
darmes. The disorders wera renewed
near the American consulate, and de-
termined effort was made to reach the
building where the consulate is located.
The gendarmes showed equal determi-
nation in frustrating this attempt, and
succeeded. But this was not done
without q serious collision between the
mob and the gendarmes in VIII oh 20 OF
the former are known to have been in,
jured, though it is not stated that any
fatalities resulted. Nine Of the gem
darmes were also injured. Elsewhere
in Spain the situation bears more
tranquil aspect and the question of the
action of the United States on Cuba IS
regarded in calmer mood.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
IN SUPPORT OF wEYLER.
Leading Citizens at Havana Issue >
s.r. Manifesto. aeS#

Leading Citizens at Havana Issue >
~. Manifesto. ~ sa2A
HAVANA, March lO.-~The Spanish
Casino has published manifesto
signed by the presidents Of the chamber
of commerce. the political parties. the
Importers league, the Clerks associa.
ton, the Produce Exchange, the Casino
CALICO, the Planters Union club. the
editors Of the leading papers, the Royal
Society of Fellow Countrymen and the
cigar manufacturers, expressing to
General Weyler the indignation felt ~
all classes OF society without distinc-
ton over the resolutions of the United
States congress, granting, without re-
gard to International law. the rights Of
belligerency to undisclplineu bands
composed of adventures Of all races,
foreigners and bandits, who, in no
sense, represent the people OF Cuba,
who, all of them having any intelli.
gence, civilization and property, pro-
test against and condemn the rebellion,
which is strong only in hanging peace.
full citizens. burning feds and plumber.
ing defenseles towns. Z