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Show I Liberal Victory Means No Mistake. OGDEN COMMERCIAL, ii OGDEN, UTAH, SUNDAY MOKXINO. AUiUST 2. 1891. VOLUME V. NUMBER 104. TUEY WERE TO BLAME C. W. Heraen wav'g Work Traced to its Sonree. LETTERS. Al'TOGRAPHiC JaJe Salt Lake City, ApL, 23, Su ell My Dear bro-- Hecaecwsy: It is Las been consort iCg knows that with a mistress by the name of fellow-voyag- GO TO HELL" Lrtklesl Majrinnis Use Lanjruairr'. ELDER IIEXDERM'.X'S SAY. Evan Wut the I'uh Ceunuis-i- o AbulUhtsl aud he Tradum the Liberal Shamefully. JV.Ai V i fth American CitlisrvS o.nn o.9 (Mot cta., I Ty.j R7J List evening the democrats tried to hold a rally at the ojra house. There were present the Richard family in full force, dutfranebwed pohuaiuusus aad a fair audifnoe cuuipnd largely of wotiicn mid children Mormocs mith a few liberal epettatora. It was after 9 o'clock before the curtain raised and disclosed a'-.as collection of cattle leaders and disappointed great orators as the Mormon church ever called out on a nussion. living s democratic meeting the band played Dixie, Mr. J. W. MeXutt called the meeting to order and in a neat gentlemanly speech explained that he joined the Democratic party only after the republicans had organized under Mr. Cannon's "Rll of Honor" snd when he supposed the Liberal party to which he bad always been loyal was dead. He alluded to his valliant record as a liberal with eudnt is pride and then introduced Judge who first proceeded to crucify the tariff question. Then he sailed into tbe li'jerals whom be styled the third party o and then waded through a long winding up with these bright w ords: "The Liberal party may go to hell." Hon. David Evans was next introduced and no sooner nad he begun in a forlorn, sickly tone to lay down a funeral oration than about ten per cent., of the audience siJ ov-tl- y ut Here is Uncle Sam, representing 62,000.000 American Liberals, suggesting to Loyal Oden what their Duty is Jomorrow. Liberals in The Novo Vyemya today, in announc A GRAND BILL ing this order, says that it wm lKe IT WAS A GREAT RACE ..tTt t th twvinninirof the next Bchol- t, y are Liberals. I "M IT CocfideetitL HEADOUARTF.RR first began work on this paper Messrs W. II. Wright and Sons notified TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE PEO PLES PAUTV, our business manager that if he was emSalt Lake City, Utah, ployed they would take their advertise- Dec. 5, 1885. ment out of this paper and this threat confidential they at once put into execution. They Dr. Bra Hemenway: did Dot mean tbat.he should earn livAs fast as the "cons" emerge from the ing. pen and I can find 'em, I ask them for THIS EYTRAORDIX A R Y EXHIBITION an affidavit about Warden Marshal-treatmenwhat they seen, heard and of inexorable hate renders necessary while in the Castile, and all the disclosure of facts which Mr. Hem-e- n experienced know about mismanagement, bruthey because way has kept from the public talities, food, etc he could not give bem, publicity withHave written Bro. Pmgree for his, but out publishing confidential letters which he don't answer. Have affidavits from 7 or 8 persons already. Gentiles and belonged to the editorial sanctum pro- Mormons, 1 from an 2 from fessional secrets which be defended at Depty. marshals, 1 from Wm. Father-ingnathe cost of his imprisonment in jail at Will you please see Bra. Job one time, and which he has since kept and urge him to send me a salty one, ' he has. inviolate while the Mormon authorities, ths data for which I know he won't hesitate. We want to Hope to escape their own responsibility, have make it warm for the infernal tyrants. laid the blame at bis door which proper- Hope Bro. Job ha not forgotten the ly belonged to themselves. After hav- promise be made me while in the pen. and reviled ing been persecuted Send herewith two more communicamore or less by them for four tions. in now the and menaced being years, With much respect always yours in right to earn a living, he believes that ths Gospel. which of the implied obligations secrecy A. Milton Musker, attached to the confidential communicaPlease hastep Bro. Job P. tions are wholly abrogated by the treachery of his old Mormon employers, PRESIDENTS OFFICE and therefore gives below copies of four autograph letters, out of a large num- Church op Jesus Christ op Latter Day Saiuts ber which he holds, proving beyond question that ho only obeyed his em Personal. -- ' R Lakk City, U. JV-Jul30,1880. p!oyers in the execution of the work which he performed upon the Ogden My Dear Bro. Hemenway: i ou have Herald. I regret exmy earnest sympathy. It s a matter of record too, that when ceedingly that the judicial viper has Mr. Hemenway was fined for libel, the been permitted to strike you such an tine to the amount of 1350 in one in- unmerited blow. But what can you or stance, was paid by any other "Mormon" look tor or expect? I hone that during your imprisonment POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS cente each by the Mor- if you must go to prison, you will have of twenty-fiv- e to Mister the nends tribly mons who thus demonstrated their ap- opportunity tor their diabolisms. Damn them it is of course. his dictated The copproval for some of the local bandits that ies of autograph letters below show who good some persons 1 wot of have to reluo gave him his instructions, what kind of bridle wholesome inclinations, "cube facts" were furnished, bow he was tually But we must be patient and in the due to proceed and how he was endorsed The author of these letters was intro- time of heaven we will be vindicated duced to Mr. Hemenway by the presi to our utmost satisfaction. Accepting best wishes while I remain dent of the Herald company, 1 W. A. M. Masser. very truly, yours man a for as the presiShurtlitT, acting of church of of Christ Jesus the dency Kansas has Prospects. Latter-da- y saints, then on the underground. Topeka, Kansas, August 1. Major The apparent reason why Mr. Hemen- Hurst, of State Live Stock Commission way was allowed to suffer to much for has prepared a statement, in summar his o'd tmi lovers and have all blame and izing which he says: I think it is a conabuse heaped upon him was because he servative estimate to say that the peo got pardoned and refused to work agaic ple of Kansas will sell within the next for those who had year one thousand million dollars worth GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE of stock and farm products raised this inyear. I mean that much Kansas grain faithfully obeying their by and because they are and stock will go outside of the state bestructions, to shirk the responsi- sides what we use ourselves. The total anxious bility for the principal part in the busi corn crop will not be less thBn two hun ness. No more emphatic instance of dred and fifty million bushels. There are fewer hogs in the state this unmerciiul vengeance and deadly rethe great bulk venge coupled with the most t reacherous year and for that reason onr corn roust go to eastern markets. ingratitude was ever recorded than that of which is made manifest in the treatment There are about 3.000,000 head of cattle which these letters prove the Mormons in the state in good condition and worth have heaped upon Mr. Hemenway, under fully sixty million dollars. Ths cattle the belief, no doubt, that because he de- which will be shipped from Kansas this fended the secrets of the editorial sanc- year will be better fed and larger than tum in jail he bad no evidence to excul- usual. pate himself and place the blame where The Czar's Courier. it belongs: GENTILES OP OGDEN, Chicago, Aug. 1. The messenger sent read these specimens of Mormon craft to his father by the czarewitz of Russia and Mormon methods and judge between jvhue in Japan, and whose disappearMr. Hemenway and those who so instruc- ance and supposed murder in Denver by ted him and who after he obeyed those the agents of the Japanese nobleman, instructions went to jail when he might was related in Chicago some weeks ago of the courier, has have saved himself by giving away the by a sources of his information. Remember been heard from. Information was received today by the too that after being pardoned Mr. HemSt. Croix from St. Petersburg libel Marquis the was impoverished by enway suits which he had incurred in obedi- which announces his safe arrival there. ence to instructions and yet the Saints Mystery still surrounds the first few have since pursued him with a rentless days after his arrival at Denver and it is bovcott down to this day as is illustrated alleged he was a victim of foul play, in "the case of Wright & Sons. Their which did not attain its intended full that he found himself in Texas object also in thrifting all blame upon results; his shoulders, was and is, of course, and is unable to tell how he reached Gentiles there. The Marquis St. Croix' informant the to so prejudice cannot of the courier's arrival at his destination he that him against so be was the German merchant who first and of Gentiles, get employment either forced back into the Mormon fold told the story here of his mysterious disappearrnce. or out of the territory. The specimens of Mormon letters of instruction and approval are given beIn Public Life Asraln. low from autograph copies, with letter San Aug. 1. Mrs. Sarah Francisco, heads, as attached, showing that some Mitchell has brought suit against Fredcame from the president's office of the eric W. Sharon for $100,000 for slander, church, some from the office of the trus- in designating her in an interview as a tee in trust and some from headquarters "blackmailer, pure and simple," for havof the People's party. to tried obtain money from the ing Sharon estate for the suppression of OEFICK OP certain letters left her by the late Chas. TRUSTEE IN TRUST, L, Livingston. Mrs. Mitchell says she never made an offer of the letters to any Salt Lake City, Utah, March 12. 188G. one. She says there is much in the letters of public interest. confidential. Mv Dear Sir and Brother: The communication mailed u today The German Explorer. was prepared for the local namesake of Berlin, August 1. Major Wissman is yours, but in view of the savage feeling there is towards me, it is thought oest to paying a visit to his mother at Erfurt. let it 1st appear in your paper, from On Monday he will start on his return which it can be transferred. If you can to east Africa, where he will head insert it under some editorial diflguiseso another expedition ir.to the interior. - PRICE FIVE CENTS. as to mk bviws it was cot gotten tip by oi here in this city I will be ever to glad. It coe tains notLusg but cmU truly, fact. Now and always A.yours M- - M i a. If Q publkh it please send Bie 2 eo?.U M- of the paper with it in. but the US dre not do anything for feir of bir.j cinched by Zaoe The Kind f Work Authorized by the and tbey erewsiung for a tew jude. Churth and Endorsed by it Wocld it not be good tLicg f jt you to make some indirect or direct aliusioo to Until the Shoe Pinched. without this scrap of L. L. on mentioning his name and ak if the will aid in During the last two weeks Mr. C. V. grand jury of the 3d District and of the ciuie the ktep development been assailed personally Hemenway baa up the In k" fvr a few issues, something with remorseless venom by bote the like the Beet letter allusion uisde so part division organs because years ago often by our Herald here? S wie believe will want to again leave he was employed by the defunct Ogden that Utah as be did leuve M for far of ( I lleruld and also because he baa lately posure until Zar.e made possible for him written for The Commercial. Mr. Evans to return bv wtting down on Hampton. and Judge Henderson Lave assailed him Tb'k of it. ( V 4c, Ml'KnKK. from the rostrum and the Mormons genu do make the reference mark If erally have claimed that his course as copy to Herald here so it will copy it M- editor of the Herald was never endorsed by them. Indued when Mr. Ilemen-wa- r . Ameri- Tenny at Last Finds a Bival in Longstreet. HE LOSES BY SIX LENGTHS. Twenty-fiv- e Thousand People Witness Triumph Over the Kinsr of the Turf. Lontrsti-ett'- s The much-t- u match race between Pulsifer's horse Tenny and Dwyer's Longstreet was run at Morris Park today and resulted in an easy victory for "Longstreet by six lengths. thousand people were Fully twenty-liv- e present, many of whom h .d journeyed from all parts of the uuiou to see it run and satisfy themselves as to the superior animal of the two. While as a race it was hardly the contest which many had tioped to ewe nevertbelesa it ws . a good contest and proved conclusively that the great swayback is no match for the Dwyer candidate. Tbe race was for a side with 12,500 added, mile and a quarter. The first break looked to lie a good start, but Longstreet, for some reason, refufed to go on and the ting failed to full. In the next attempt, he tried the same trick, but gotd roising from Hamilton got him in motio and the word was given with the son of Longfellow half a length in front. He soon made it a length, and at the end of the quarter it was two. In fact every stride seemed to bring him further away. Seeing this Barnes began to urge Tenny and just as he breasted the hill he seemed to gain on the leader, and as he did his backers grew wi'd with delight. Shortlived was their glee, however, for Longstreet soon began to draw away again and at the end of a mile it was seen he would win. Whip and spur as Barnes might, Tenny could not gain an inch for the rest of the journey, and a dozen jumps from the end he began to pull up. Hamilton saw this and let up on Longstreet a trifle, still not enough to take any chances, and at the end was winner by six lengths in 2:01. The fractions were: 25; 50; 1:17; 1:42 and 2:071 "Mike" Dwyer was highly pleased. He said he would probably change the winner's name to Rock Ledge, which is the title of his hotel property in Florida. Tenny's owner was seen after the race, and he said he was satisfied that the race had been a true one, and that Long-strewas a better horse than he had thought him. The time was not very good when looked at from the record standpoint, yet the track was that dead dry that fast time was an impossibility. Among the heaviest losers on Katch was "Bill" Lovell, whose books lost nearly New York, Iked of and August 1. long-delaye- 1 115,000. The Races. Chicago, August 1. The Garfield park track was slow. Thirteen-six-teentof a mile Drift won, Flyleaf second, Coolite third. Time 1:24. Mile aud seventy yards Rose won, Hamlet second, Ira F. Beide third. Time 1:48?4'. Five furlongs Ray S. won, Matilda second, Maggie Cline third. Time 1:02. Half mile Tom won, Do Not second, Yard Boy third. Time :52. Mile and a sixteenth Acclaim won, Ormonde second, Tom Rogers, third. Time 1:47?4'. Seven furlongs Lake View won, Sis Olee second, Jed third. Time 1:271. Thirteen-sixteentof a mile Phantom won, Amiel second, Annie Clark third. Time 1:21. San Francisco, August 1. This is opening day of the Pacific Coast Horse Breeders' Association meeting at the Bay District track. Mile dash. Rowena won, Maud F. second. Time 2:39. 2:20 class; f 4,000. Lee won in three straight heats, Wanda second, Mary Lou third. Time each heat 2:204'. 2:30 class. Event won, Baden Sierna second, C. W. S. third. Time 2:24. h The Russian Jews. Berlin, Aug. 1. A fresh decision of To Re Given at Lester Park Paastio year, and praise the regulation ss vilion. assisting 10 reuu"e wo ot)i vu lurir natural snrial level. There will he a ball in Lester Park paThe influx of Jewish emigrants into vilion Tuesday night. This announceGermany is rapidly abating. This is the eye of the social ment, meeting official to stricter the suppartly owing ervision. people of Ogden who usually attend a dance in the pavilion, would mean to The Sixth Centennial. an evening's entertainment; them Geneva, August 1. The celebration of the sixth centenary of the Swibs con fed - but to the people of Ogden, it means a at ion was commenced today by a series great deal more. It is the beginning of of fetes in Schwyz, one of the four forest s series of balls given under the auscantons situated nenrly in the center of of the advertising committee of the confederation. The delegates assem- pices bled today witnessed a beautiful histori- Ogden, and one of the many means that cal procession, and in the evening at- will be set in motion to raise money to tended a gala concert, performance snd advertise the city and catch the eye of banquet given in their honor. Tonight the emigrant and the large population the whole place is brilliantly illuminated seeking a new home in the west. by a display of fireworks. Ways and means are being devised to raise money. The balls at Lester Park Boodliiis In Germany. are the part that the society gentlemen New 1. (Copyright Bf.rlls, August propose to play in the matter of raising York Associated Press.) The frauds on money. The people of Ogden are a fun its bank the Deutsche perpretrated by loving people, and when they know that and Broker clerks Franck Sohwieger, they are getting the worth of their have escited the whole German finan- money in dancing, and that the money cial world to a degree unknown since they are paying is going to make them of the two directors and" their families richer and more pros the emtw-'emeJ of the L&ps-t- ' Gwwalklt... The ...... f. of ' perous, they .will .,lHil(olyS-i)ri- d tier,i!y a J extent or tue iruuus ou ime attend thee dances. y bank have not been disclosed. It is beThe committee yesterday selected lieved that future returns of forged from the society gentlemen wishing to inamount total swell .vdl the papers assist, the following floor committee: J. volved in the frauds to an enormous D Gill. Joseph S. Peery, 8. J. Burt, W. in um. Franck dealt largely lottery W. Funge, Jr., and Henry C. Tavey. speculations and carried on a general Those gentlemen will certainly make a speculative game under the very noses success of their balls, as they have had of the bank directors for jeirs with much experience in that line. WhatMi adroitness suggesting that Schwiegei-iever success the balls meet with, will be right in bis statement that Franck attributed to their efforts and tbe loyalty originated the frauds and used him as a of the people of Ogden to their city. tool. The price of admission to all of the Tbe bank has offered a reward for ballB will be 71.00 for the gentlemen immediate effect The Franck's capture. nothing for ladies. Everybody invited. of the swindles threatened for a moment There will be no invitations issued by crisis. The the committee, to produce a grave financial simply this one general position of several banks involved in the invitation, perfect decorum will be mainSouth American collapse and weakened tained, and the balls will be conducted through the existing houree embarrasson an elegant scale. ments, is so delicate that any sudden "On with the dance." strain may lead to a break down. Luckihave and accepted public ly the press Transfer of Names. the statements of a reassuring character is a fact which should be rememIt issued by the various banks. bered that voters who have registered in one city precinct and have since Temperance in Germany. their residence to another part changed 1. The imperial yacht Berlin, August of the city, can have their names transHohenzollern, with the Emperor William ferred from ene precinct to the other on board, touched at Drontheim today All the party is in even on the day of election. homeward bound. the btst of health and are timed to arA Kival of Dr. Koch. rive at Kiel on Wednesday. The emperor's projected measure for Berlin, August 1. Prof. Dr. Max the repression of public drunkenness has Schuller, of the Berlin University has a become, under the manipulations of the new cure for tuberculosis. He says that ministers, merely a proposal that the he has experimented with it for the last landtag should increase the penalties twelve years and is perfectly sure of the d Ministers imposed on drunkards. result. Prof. Schuller is a surgeon and Miquel and others concur in consequently the experiments have mosttolwould belief not that the public the surly been made in cases of erate active legislative interference with gical such as affection of tuberculosis, drinking. The emperor thinks differ- the joints, bones, glands, lupus, etc. He ently. however, he has treated successThe draft of the proposed bill was says, some cases of tuberculosis of lungs. sent him and returned with suggestions fully His remedy is "Guaicol" an extract of state the concerning supervision from boxwood, and also the active prinhealthy qualities of beverages. He is ciple of creosote. He made numerous official recent with statistics experiments upon animals, and in 1880 impressed concerning the growth of criminal commenced to treat human patients offenses and suicides arising from drink. with "Guaicol" which he at first applied The government has opened inquiries in the form of an injection. Later on in regard thereto, and is drawing evi as the results of his experiences he bedence from hospitals and other medical to use medicine internally in very gan sources concerning the increasing use of small doses and in rare cases by inhalaand other alcohols, potuto spirits impure in contion. He uses "Guaical" and how far the use of these spirits nection with iodoform mostly injections into in a factor as be may leading regarded the affected parts. crime. He cites 100 cases treated by him, of in The official returns of suicides which seventy were absolutely cured, Berlin during the first fortnight of July sixteen improved, four uied aud ten shows a total of 14S. The cause of this his observation, lhe passed enormous is attributed treatmentbeyond extended in each case over a chiefly to drink. The emperor is a long period of time and allowed accurfriend of good beer, but blames bad ate observation of each patient from the drink for many of the violations of the beginning to the end. Prof. Schuller is law throughout the empire, and more confident of the accuracy of his method. particularly in the great cities. In the meantime Prof. Koch is steadily working on the improvement of his Seminole Justice. lymph, aided by the government, which Liwaka, I. T., August 1. John Frog feels bound to see him arrive at a sucand Jackson Wolf, Seminole Indians, cessful issue. were executed this morning in the peculiar fashion of the Seminoles for the With Bare Knuckles. murder of John Uarg. The whole tribe Des Moines, July 58. The Rev. J. E. joined in paying tributes of respect Stewart and Elder T. D. Wilson after the men had been shot and they with bare knuckles to a finish fought in the bad a funeral such as would have been United Presbyterian church at Milo last accorded had they fallen in battle. The A dispute had arisen, leading1 to decree of the council had wiped out all night unchristianlike words, then force and blood feud between the families and the later blows. Stewart won easily. Both whole tribe united in the ceremonies at- were arrested. tendant upon the burial. nt m .,..' s Herr-furthan- Ma-gin- flat-ling- out filed Then he took half an hour to tell that he was all right and the liberals all wrong of course. The magna charts and George Washington were then rung in to prove that the Mormons should not be disfranchised. He tben gave Mormon dictation or "counsel" a black eye by stating that any Mormon w ho would obey it was not fit to be a citizen. And then he turned around and in direct contradiction, finally wanted to have a law to with dispense passed com Mission Utah the because -- baVUV?;. it "7 SrjlfN yi then proceedJa to traduce tha i party. : uwith the. statement 1 that rmin iu tohu iviH wouiu regisiui.s-i-j ' j vote a man who had only leen in the territory an hour and then laud him as a patriot." (If be knew of these criminal things, how does it happen that he, who up to date has been assistant prosecuting attorney, did not prosecute those cases of illegal voting? He cannot an"-tif . 1 . swer. Elder Hyram II. Henderson was the next orator. He began by stating that "the republicans are not in this tight," and fien appealed to bis Mormon friends to all vote for the democratic ticket He said "a vote for the republicans only neans a vote thrown away and so much given to 'our common enemy.' " Professor Lewis, a Mormon bIfo, delivered a nice good ward meeting house sermon. Re prophesied that Utah would be all right if it only would go solidly democratic. Judge Henderson then came forward and again the tariff was terribly crucified for more than half an hour. Finally he turned his attention to local matters and rattled off a rabble of words about the circus from S.dt Lake. He wanted it to be understood that the liberal resurrection came from Salt Lake and that a powerful array of Gentiles that were formerly for party division had gone back to the liberal party. He advised the audience to read yesterday's Commercial, and wound up with a dismal' moan to the seats that were being rapidly vacated by the force or his eloquence. NOTES. Charlie Richards was general stage n funeral manager at the rally last night He packet! the stage of course, and found Shurtliff and got Judge Henderson to Sit beside him on the stage. Whew! That was clearly a Richards rally at theopera house last night. Charlie did not speak; he had a set of puppets on the stand and thay performed at his beck while he applauded. Demo-Mormo- A Pupils' Recital. The pupils of Mr. and Mrs. F. Nagel will give a fine recital at the First Baptist church on Monday evening August 3rd, at 8:30 o'clock. The pro gram will be as follows: THE PROGRAM. Piano duet, "Poet and Peasant." Mr. ami Mrs Nale Siippe Vocal. "Love Wis Once a Little Boy." Mabel Maynard Hrfmunii Piano. "Song Without Words," No. 5, Miss Severn Mendplssohn Vocal, "Down the Shadow? Lane," Mrs Jones Osgix d Vocal, "In Old Madrid," Mr. Hodgeman, iurt?rn Holm Piauo, "LaCrac," Mue Slater Vocal, "The Arrow and the Song," Mrs Pinsuti Hoyt Piano, "Love Sonf," Miss Lucia Smith. Brahms" Vocal, "In this Olestial Dwelling," Mr. ttil Mozar". lett Miss William Piano, "Spring Song," Mendelssohn Vocal, 'Vavitino," Mrs. Nagel, Queen Sheha Piano, "Pathetiquo, efonata," 1st and 2d moveBeethoven ments, Mr. N ukcI He Puts Up the Beer. And it came to pass that David Evans the Russian government concerning its Blaine All Rignt. last Friday night he of the prohibition Senora, Cal. Forest tires in this vicinpolicy towards the Jews debars children Bar Harbor, Me., Aug. 1. Mr persuasion and office seeking procliviof Hebrews not having the right of so- ity have destroyed a number of ranch has been taking exercise in ties did go and till the boys with many journ in Russia or residents of any Rus- houses and other property, and now Blnine sian district without a permit from ad- threaten to wipe out the town of walking, but does not drive so much as gal Ions of bad bad beer. When did Mr. Evans abandon K prohibition ph"k? mission to the middle and higher schods. formerly. |