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Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following are the names of the
pupils neither absent nor tardy during
the month, and whose department
was good:
HIGH SCHOOL.
William Colyer, Lucy Davidson.
James Pearce. Rufus Wolff, Edward
Wolff, Levi Torpey, Stephen Spur,
Alice Judson, Ole Lofthus.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Charlie Hill, Frank Goold, ;George
Mcpherson, Fannie Crandall, Fred
Hill, Lena Thoele, Howard Kerns.
WEST SIDE IRFERMEDIATE.
Charlie DeKay, Amy Wells, Edna
Haight, Laura Thoele, Joseph Curtiss,
George Darling, Ora Fuller, May
Sutherland, May Dye, Vincent Cas-
we'll, Bessie Hastings, Willie Darling.
EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE.
Rebecca CoIyer, Milton Kerns,
Nellie Kerns, Minnie CARNEY,
Christine Hanson, Hegbert Thomas
son, Milford Thomasssn, Ole Oleson,
Selma OIander, Elliot Cummings,
Fred Foss.
WEST SIDE PRIMARY.
Frank Cushman, Alpha Cushman,
Libbie Cushman, Frank Hesler, Floyd
Hastings, Wilbur Hill, Josephine
Lamieux, Mamie Lamieux. Grin
Thoele, Berry Hastings, Tilla Rachor.
EAST SIDE PRIMARY.
Ida Kerl, Trixie Munro, Nels
Peterson, Laurence Thomasson, Olive
Larson, Minnie Holmlund, Minna
Kerl, Mary Hanson, Lewis Larson,
Inga Thorgrammson, Louie Peterson,
Oscar Flatuer.
There seems.to be no improvement
in the matter of regular attendance
and punctuality. Pupils should make
business of attending school while
their names are enrolled, and accord
lngly adopt the business principles of
regularity and punctuality in which
school work should be training.
There are, to be sure, cases when an
absence or a hardness is unavoidable,
but they are attended by a sacrifice,
not only of personal, but of general
interest. Patrons are invited to con-
fer with the teachers in all matters
pertaining to their pupils; also to visit
the several departments.
With a public spirit which is to be
commended, the boys of all depart
ments Of the west side, having organ
lied their movements, did much to
| improve the appearance of the
grounds by removing the weeds,
stones, and sticks, and by raking the
yard. The young ladies and girls,
catching the spirit of the movement,
employed the same time in washing
the windows. desks and floors. We
hope the Improvement thus made in
our surroundings may symbolic our
advancement morally and mentally.
The pupils of the Grammar depart
ment have added two more periodi-
Gals to our reading table. They select
ed Harper's Young People and
Chautauqua Young Folks. This has
the true ring Of reform and progress.
which should ever be our watchwo I'd.
Wonder ifa paper suitable for the
other departments could not be found ?
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
FRIDAY NOV -. 1896.

On the above date, J. E. Danielson
respectfully invites the ladies of Nor
ris and vicinity to attend the grand
opening Of ladies ready made cloaks
and wraps, at his store. The garm-
ents Will be displayed by the agent
of one of the largest cloak manufacture
ing firms in the country, and he will
take orders for cloaks for those de-
string a special garment. Also special
prices or dress goods for that day only.
J, e. DANIELsON.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

business. We are willing that the
capital invested in them shall oe
reasonably profitable, but we are not
willing that it shall absar;' every
cent The farmer earns, and we Go not
mean that it shall.-Westeru a;rta,.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

The most competent, unprecedented
judges all over the country acknoWl-
edge Tie superior merit Of the Western
C"ilagc Organ In manufacturing
them, the company uses nothing but
the best of stock and is satisfied with
nothing but the best of workmanship.
Miss Emma &. Stedman has the
agency for the Western Cottage
organs here and sample instruments
may be seen at the residence of her
father, Mr.. A b. Stedman. She has
the agency also for the best pianos in
the market. If
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
MONEY TO LOAN

AT low rates of interest.
County, Town and School Orders
bought.
Farms for sale on long time and lib
eral terms.
Farms to let on reasonable terms.
Town property for sale.
Houses to let.
Insure your property with us.
Give US call, as we know we can
give you satisfaction.
THE STEVENS COUNTY ABsT. & r. E.
AGENCY.
Office-First National Bank Build
ing, Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

LOST-Between Hancock and Her
man, on the west bound day passen-
ger train, on the 18th of October, one
lady's beaver circular, fur lined: The
Finder will be rewarded by returning
the same to this Office, or to
2w JIM. DICKINSON,
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
HOW BAKING POWDERS ARE MADE.

While rival companies are disput-
ing as to what ingredients are to be
found in the "best baking powder"
the public Will be interested in the
following definition of these now i'll
dispensible articles, as given by APP
pleton's Cyclopedia, the acknowledged
American authority.
The best baking powders are COIN
posed Of bitartrate Of potash (cream
of tartarD tartaric acid, carbonate Of
and soda bi-carbonale,
bound together by a little starch"
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

Remember that all we ask Is that.
you call, examine our goods and get
prices. If after you do this, we cant
sell you what you need, we will find
no fault at your going elsewhere.
III r WOLFE
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

When Baby was sick, we gave hor Castoria,
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Whom she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised at Morris Stevens Co.
MINI. Nov. Sth, 1856.
Miss Ida Anderson, Andrud n.
Ekerberg, Burt Keith, f. w. Noycs,
Miss Betsey, Samuelson, Robert
Watts.
Persons calling for the above will
please say Advertised"
NJ. l.. TORPEY, u. NJ.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

Helgeson e Hanson will sell you a
ticket TO or from Europe on any
steamship line desired at lowest prices.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
FOR RENT.

A seven room house, with closets,
pantry, cistern and cellar all new
and in first class order. Located on
8th St Inquire of
A: y. STONE orr. S. MILLS If
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

To all in danger of badness jack
sons Celebrated Hair Tonic is q sure
preventative,
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

WANTED: A competent girl for
general homework. Enquire of
MRS. \. y. STONE
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

Money to loan on improved farms.
Low interest and no delay.
III. HUTCHINS.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

One set of Buffalo Standard Scales
for sale cheap.
HANCOCK & rsTEBRINS.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

For Excelsior Weather strips, go to
E. f. Hill.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

BORROW MONEY,

By an arrangement with eastern
parties, | can loan money on good Sc
curity at low rate of interest
~ H. HUTCHINS,
Morris Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
FOR sac

The S. E. 4 of sec. Is. y. 1913. r. -,
containing 100 acres. Situated +
miles from Morris and 8 miles from
Hancock. Price $500; 500 down and
balance on time.
Address. G.. +. SMITH,
mo. Sioux Fails, d. Il.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

HelgesOn & HansOn's is headquar-
ters for Ocean Tickets.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Report for Month Ending Nov. 5th, 1886.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

Wood turning and Scroll saving, at
L. +. HILLS
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10
llST OF LETTERS.

Hancock & Stebbins sell all kinds OF
fish, salt pork, lard etc.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-10

The following are the names of the
pupils neither absent nor tardy during
the month, and whose department
was good:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-13
0robbersostbum.

8%ettborn. Nm 81. Stunt bat Der
bo9w. Ssrr Nuton 3edss, ieit etma 90
Wonaten Sitar aubier, aus @siunbbeits:
riidii6ten Settborn psrlafen, UNI bel Der
srdfi9en Samilie StoIbers, I'M &snisrei1
Sadien, bic Stele zines Saustaplans
anSutreten. Sn wel9' bobsm @rabe bieler
bei4eibene 9~risiter bic 2iebe unS So1a9s
tuns uuer gfarranssb6rissn senoB, Denies
Der feisrIi4e abi4ieb, Der ibm bereitet
wurbe.
@ormelbtnsen. Die itanbisen
Weinpropbeten, wel9e idon DOR Der Sraus
beublitbs elm iebr gutes &einiabr propbes
seit babeu, iino BET Dem betriibten 8liit5en,
wettsr gang itiae seworben, unb fie werSen
erit bon fi9 b6ren ~laiIeu, penn bic Come
einise Gage sei6isnen bat. SieIei6t wer.
ben ie bann mad IA Easeu ober brsi
Wo9en itreibsn: vOas idls9te @etter
wa5renb Der GraubsnbIitbe bat bod weni.
ger sei9abet, ais mar sefiir6tet bate
bic Srauben finb guar isbr burdaefauen,
aber ie iinb iebr sroB unb bic Seersn t5us
men babur9, baB fe ni6t bidt suiammen
iteben, rs1t bid werben." Gum S6er.
f0nnte man nod uielleidt bin3ulssen: Die
Sseren uadisn bis iis ausssrpa9ien iinb,
unb ie per5en bann mie Der betannte gIes
pbam, nod >piel sr0Ber." @s lit cine iebr
misIi6e Sa8e, psrfribte Ssri9te ibsr
SerbitausR6tem Nu i4reiben, neil elm
i5le6ter Monat bic fd6uiten ausiidtsu in
bas gerabe @esentbeit\ ~umwdnoeln Tam.
Die Winser fin6 besbalS aud iebr porii9s
tis init i6ren llrtbeilsn iber Die 9erbituus:
fi6t, benn ite piisn aus Grfabruns redt
gut, wie oft i9on bic i9Snitsn Sefinuugen
setaul6t wurbsI. gu frabes\ anspoiaas
men pOn sldnsenben S~erbitansfi9tsn bat
aud fsinen i3ped, unb ss pirbe ia fur
ansmdrtise Sutsrsiisnten pollitdnoig aenas
gen, penn iis iebeSmal II iiber ben wirfs
li9en Stanb Der @etnberge unterri6tet
wiir6en.
Qurembnrg. 4uf benz Gentralbabns
boi fnb unter Der 6ibruas bes @sneral'
ageaten Der ), Red Star Line" Serrn Dee
rule. 0isreur & Sobn, rs Ysrlonen na9
antpsrpen absereiit, nm nit Dem am 10.
Stunt Don bort abreiienocu BoIt0ampfer
y&bpnIanb" ua5 Iulerita au~sbuwanbern.
Darunter befunOen li9 foIssnbe 6 Surems
burger:
SO9aHH @spiOHS aus cttt6rae. alt 80 Sabre. ua& Nsp
Ylcrt.
Cab srtua 8sptGus aus GtttISrid, at 40 Sabre, nab
New 9lelt.
Sraus ginoorf. aus Dts,ir4. alt II Sabre, nab Rem
g)Ort.
ausalt eaIOmOH, aus sursmburs, alt IS Satls, mad
&sw sort.
SSa ealomOu, aus sprsmburs, cit II Sabre. u,b Rem
Dprt.
SOSann 9aay, aus gi6tsu. alt % SABRE. nab Rem
9ort.
Wlit benz 0ampfsr vRorblanb" tbrtsu
In bieler Wo1e "a Yerionen iibsr ulisrn
Babnbof aus slmsrita su,id. Dartntsr
l! befanb ii4 siu Sursmburssr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-13
Saar, MOiel, Giisl uas SuussNs.

Si6erem Serne5meu mad BAT
Der 9e5: &sSisrunsss unb tatboliI6e
S9nlratj Or. Ssqnfr in Srier, pelder
am 90. Sanuar b. s. itinen rs. @eburtss
tag nnter al9emeiner Sbeilnabme ~Teisrte,
ben abi9isb aus Dem StaatsbienItc erbsten,
nnb 1T nit benz 1. SuIi b. S. aus benz
slmte sei3ieoen.
Srier. g[uf benz 3peitasisen srosem
st. Bete ,suiebmurtt seisten ii5 Die Sreiie
fir Pferoe Defenders aber fur &inbpieb
iebr sebrift. 8eseu bes i9le6ten 8ets
tiers fir9ten Die 9eute S~uttermansel unb
fsblt beBbaIb bic Rauhuit.
Sn bieiem Wonate Iolen i'm
@uttrase Der preuBii@su Rssieruns bic
Weinbergs on ber Moiel bes @riinbs
li9eren BON Sen &sblauStommiiionen
unteriu5t werSen.
Der 8autrott Der @sbraber Goes
ier In Srier mag nod elm i6Iimmes Nads
ipiel fir bic Betreffenbsn baben. Oie
Bidder Der Sirua iinb NIT BeIdIas' b.Iest
apb mad &SIu seiapet worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-13
2nremburgii6eS aus Setgiet.

gu Sadp babsn mad erbittertem
Rampfe bic &atbolifcI ihrsn Ganbibaten
Serrn RIer in ben @~emeinosrat6 sr,udbIt
unb guar nit 30 Stinnren Rsbrbsit.
an SteIIe SeS pei itorbenen Sries
bensri9ters Germ 8dper ii Der Srtes
bensridter s. 3. Dubois BON WeHanep
mad Irlon ueriest porScn; an Sefen
Stele rad MeNaucp t6mmt Ger Nouofat
Sr 3. Sunsers BON 2itti9.
SER 9ribomonti 1T sum- 8iraers
meilter Der 9emsinbe 9nuglisr eruannt
porben.
Der @smeinbe ginnebmer
$. 5. o. pon Wsnufontaine sti9eint
in nddifer Seit Dor benz 8u9tpoliseieeriht
in arlcn wesen Serseuouns 6ifsntli9sr
@elber.
6err 8. 9eieune 1T gum Sirsers
meiiter Der 9emsinbe @uba (Rar5e) err
nanut poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-13
meibe pom bo9m'itep 8iidof 81. @iImour
in Der &apsIe bes ct. Mary's Seminars
in gleuelanb, Ohio, empfansen. S.

ueibe pom bo9w'it item 8ii1of &. @ilmou,
In Der &apeIe bes ct. Mary's Seminars
in gleuelanb, Ohio, %empfansen. S.
Gorreipunbeu5.
glepelanb, Ohio, 8. Sufi 1886.
@ertber Serr @onner! a
Rsp. Nit. Bbilippart ssbirtia gu Odbe:
Iinaen, 2~ursnburs, am 8. Suit pom
bo6m'fen Bii9of @ilmour bon Gleues
lamb gum Yrieiter aeueibt, bat am 4. Suli
in ber bieiisen ct. gsters Rir1e feline
Brimis eefsiert. I'm l04 lbr wurbe Der
bo9p. Brimisiunt in feterli9er 9roSeifion
unter @lodenseldute pom Der S1uItapele
in bic Bfarrtirde einsefibrt, nobel ibm
Der ct. aIopfius Sinslinss: unb ct.
Soiepb's Mdnner. Serein bas @brensetsits
aaben. Der bo9p. Sater W~siterboIt,
Bfarrer Der ct. 9eter's @emeinbe, mar
Gifitenss griefter unb Seftrebner; &ep.
s.. Sinner, Nififent IN berielben Rir9e,
funsirte aIs Diaton, unb Heu. Gei9lins
(neusepeibter Diafon) ais Subbiaton. -
Reu. 5. g. &unnert, Reopresbpter, aug
Wonneri9, %2uremburg, ebenfals am 8.
Suli bier seueibt, a%iiifirte I'M Gbor. -
Rsp. $. g. Runnert pir6 na9iteu Conn:
Tag, ben IL. Suli, In Upper: Sanbusfp,
@panbot Co., Sbio, feline Brimia feiern.
Den beiben bo4p. 2anbsleuten uniere
beiteu 8iuide ad multos amos. 9.
Ole @emeinbe gum bl. 0itolaus
In gerpif, Seneca Co.. Ohio, bsabii9:
tist, cine bibi9e neue gudftsins& Stride gu
bauen. Der 9tsctcr Der @emetube, &ep.
Matbias @rnpiSi, beiu5te tirsli5 bic Sas
milien pom ct. Nifolaus uno gaben ibm
bteislben cine iebr respectable llnteridrift
fir bic beabitdtiste neue Str6e. gs freut
uus, baB bic @emetube Jest einmaI 10 melt
setomnen lit. Notbuenbis lift Der 8au
utb wiQis perben bic 2eute aud iein.
Sn gurora, &ans Co., ST., per:
i6ieo am Sreitas Nbenb un 9 rbr in
Solse Mtasenertdltuns Sobn Rettenbofen.
Rad einem feierli6en Seelenamte parb er
am Sonntas auf benz ct. RifoIas Srieb;
bofe gu episen 0tube beitattst. Der Ser:
fforbene mar pom @rnssu. bel Sells, sebirs
tis unb fam Dor smei Sabreu mad 4urora.
Gr mar Elm gutter, slaubenstreuer &atbo:
lit, sea3tet unb seliebt. Oerielbe binter:
Idbt cine trausrnbe Satin unb spei er:
pa1iene &nabeu. r. L. P.
@eiu9t wurbe Dor ldnssrer i3eit be,
Quremburser Mi9el EeiSborfer. Surd
Elm Sdreibsn aus gierre, Oafota, tbeili
Serr N. SiIser uns NIT. baB bort BET
@siudte Isbt unb Serr Matbias SIiem
pom ct. PAUL, go. $50 Glen Ctr, Aus:
funft sebeu tam. Dies ben Gori9enSsu
aur 0a9ri9t.
3u &ep Bef Bel Dubuque il
bic @attiu Don Matb. 2oss am Wontaa
Morsen, perieben NIT allen bl. Satra:
menten, ms before Senieits seidieben uni
auf benz 9ottssufer Der @emeiube beige:
iett worbeu. Die Seritorbene biutsrIdBt
benz trauernbsn @attsm brei &ineer, Dor
beuen bas iiinsite bios s Gage aft 1T,
W6se iie ruben in Srieoen!
Ole Sort @aibinstOn 3ts." meIbet:
Sr. g. Sacquiuet, usl6er baS gei9dft
in oieler Office %erlCrnte, ;ur 3eit ais bic Spe
%befaunten 3eitln9slelte Teuiter unb &raus por
Wilwaufee 81 unierem Ierioual 9eb6rten, il
iett Gi9entbiimer peS .Winneapolls Seroto"
gSte idnsu bod en SiertelsS abrbunbert per
hipnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-13
SiIberne s. - Nm Er,

Silberne So55eit. - am Srei.
tag, ben o. b. 3d., fmeierte ber Gebafteur
bieies Blattes, Nicolas @onner, unt feline
Satin Nnna Wtaria Conner, geborene
9ittlinser, ibre iilberne So93eit i'm Rreiie
Der Sbren in aIsr StiQe. @emeiulam
sins bas Subelpaar I'M ieisrli9en sod:
ante su ben 81. Saframsnten. Sci ber
5eier pareu bic beioen S61ter Matbilbs
unb 9sleitine unb Der speitseborsne Sobn
2aurens anmeienS. Ser alteite Spbu
Sean Yierre @ounsr, friiber glsrt bsr
Sffiiin, wsilt in 2incoln, H~ebrasta, no
er i'm Geppids @eiddft 1T, unb Der iingits
Nit. @onner, Der i'm @pmnafium in
gnrem6nra ifubirt, fonnten Isioer ni4t ans
peienb iein.
60 fdrieben mir Sggprssns UNI 10 l1br.
Raum mar bic Noti5 IN pen 9dnoerl oer
Seser, ais unisr CUTE, alfea Sorna'r -
6err Sobn Presler, Metteur en- paEsAen,
men iie ben Mann in gut Seuti4 err
idien unb bic Graduation bss YerIonals
Der Sff,in barbra1ts. Qber bas war
nidt Niles: &aum nm Wittag Su 9auie
anaelanst, prdientirte man einen prd9tisen
BlumenffrauB unb cine an3abl Slai9en
ealiforniI9en Rebeniaftes unb am abenb,
ais mir rubis brauBen I'M @drt9en bes
@limmifensels pfesteu, fpiste ueb:rs
rai5uns auf lleberrai9ung. Serpors
subsbsn lit, baB benz Subelpaare Der
G6or pon ct. Marisn (uniere Yfarr;
aemeinbe) seleitet pom Germ 2ebrer @ils
berbiug, Elm prdatigss Stdno4en - bier
beiBt'5 Surprise party - brabte. Beim
Sruus fiblen Bieres, zines Sreita9sim6iis
ies ain9 Der @6en6 unter @eiaa9, Wtalit
nnb Rur3peil aaer art babin.
IQen Oenen, bic uns gum Subeltase
erfreuten, unisrn innisen, berSIt9en Oant,
beionbers a6er Serrn unb WsaSame Seter,
Germ s.. Sofimauu uno Or. s. Neupert,
fouie benz 2ebrer Serrn Wilberoin9 uno
ben alien 8efauuten. TIMER ein5tser
@uni6 1T, baB mir nit ibnen aQen Sas
finfSisidbriae Subitdum 10 slatI!9 fstern
ais baS finIunb5panSisidbri9e, wifien mir
bann bod, baB baum aae nod leben ano
seiunb fino.
Snber6ir9e au sort @aibinston,
8isc,, fsisrte am %per9ansenen Sonntas,
ben 4. b. Mts., Der neusepeibte prieite,
SEER $. $. SeBler feline Yrimis. Sn nod;
fer Rr. msbr.
@orrefponbeus.- &eu. s. g,
Runnert unb &sp. M. pbilippart babsr
am 8. Sali bas 81. Satrameut Der Prister'
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-04
A GOOD MAN FOR OFFICE.

Among the applicants for the office OF
Surveyor-Genera for this Territory, prior
to the nomination of General Dement,,
was well-known resident OF this city and
q staunch Democrat-Captain L. B.
Wilder.
II this whole Western country were to
be raked over with fine-tooth comb, we
doubt ii more competent man for the
position than Captain Wilder could be
brought to the surface. He is known
throughout the Territory as q practical
mining engineer without a superior, and
as most competent mineral
surveyor and draughtsman. He has
the endorsement of every Demo-
crat in the Territory as man who
would fill the Office OF Surveyor
General with credit both to the Admins
tration and to himself; his standing as
a true Democrat is unquestioned, and
there cannot be found in this community
q single acquaintance OF the gentleman
who will not aver his belief that he is as
honest rs the day is long.
If President Cleveland shall give favor
able consideration to the papers now on
file at Washington in behalf of Captain
Wilder, and send in his name for the
office which Mr.. Dement, is about to va
cafe, he will get the right man in the
right place, and the local Democracy will
be clad OF IT,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-04
GENERAL DEMENT, Is SATISFIED.

1t is said that Surveyor-General De-
ment expresses himself us well satisfied
with the action OF the Senate Committee
in agreeing to adversely report back his
nomination, and it is said further that
the gentleman will not wait for action on
the part of the Senate, but will at once
proceed to pack his collar box and HE
him back TO his Illinois home at the
earliest possible moment.
We are glad that General Dement, feels
satisfied with the turn that affairs have
taken in his case, but in this respect we
are certain that he hasn't the least bit OF
advantage over the masses of the people
in Utah, for they are more than satisfied !;
they are well pleased. AS a public Off
Ger, appointed because OF his peculiar fit
ness for the position, and because OF the
supposition that he was among the most
discreet OF available candidates, General
Dement, has successfully proven himself
to be most lamentable failure.
Ii the DEMOCRAT is correctly informed,
Democratic party can be traced back no
farther than the date OF President Cleve-
lands election. Ii this be true, the party
is to be congratulated. One thing is GER
tain, and that is this General Dement'S
nomination rs Surveyor-General for this
Territory was procured largely through
the influence of Senator Logan-for
whom Dement, is supposed to have done
some earnest "legging" in the Illinois
Senatorial fight last Fall-and it was no.
ticed at the time his Cabling propensities
got him into trouble at Washington, that
Senator Logan was one OF the first men
to whom he appealed, as Il particular
FRIEND to suspend judgment in his case
until he could explain the matter and
vindicate himself. The Democratic party
can't afford to have clinging to its copper
lined bottom such barnacles as General
Dement, has proven himself to be, and it
is matter for congratulation that he has
so satisfactorily explained his recent ut
terances and vindicated himself as to
leave the Senate Committee in no sort OF
doubt rs to his uniitness to hold the Of
flee to which he has been nominated.
The rejection of his name in the Senate
is foregone conclusion.
When General Dement, returns to his
Illinois home, he should get the family
physician to perform such surgical OPP
GRAFTON upon his Uranium rs will reduce
his bumps OF loquacity and discovery to
the proportions of Il pancake. 1t may
save him much worriment in the here
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-04

The Saints Herald, Of Lamont, Qa.),
reads the Utah Saints little lecture in the
following language: "rhe Mormons should
have known that Democracy means gov
ernment of the people-the whole people
and not n minor two, or ten per cent of n
population of n remote State or Territory.
President Cleveland has so far shown re-
marlsably good sense in hisdealing with Utah
affairs. He seems to have realized that the
surest way to create stability for Democratic
administration is to enforce the supremacy
of the laws which enable the common citi
zen to spell the word Nation with big N.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-04
OUR DELECTABLE LEGISLATORS.

The DEMOCRAT is informed that two or
three members OF the House branch OF
the Legislature have quietly expressed
the opinion that in refusing to confirm
the nominations made by the Governor
the Council members "are making ID
fools OF themselves That such is the
case, whether the House members re-
ferred to have or have not so expressed
themselves. is patent to all.
The manly thing to do, ii any OF the
members OF the House entertain such an
opinion as is credited to them, would
be to come boldly out and publicly and
unreservedly tell their associates OF the
Council what they think. But, no-they
won't do it; they dare not do it. The
Church whip keeps them in the respective
positions to which they were assigned by
direction OF their ecclesiastical superiors,
and ut the first symptom of insubordina-
tion they would be sat down upon as
quickly as well-trained terrier would
shake the stuiiing out OF thieving rat.
1t is plain TO be seen that the members
of the Council long ago received instruc-
tions by underground telephone as to
what was expected at their hands. And
it is also plainly apparent that they have
up to the present time followed, and to
the end will follow, out their instructions
to the letter. 1t has been suggested as a
part OF their programme, that in the event
OF Governor Murray declining to recede
from the stand he has taken under the
law, at the last day and hour the PROPOSE
ton will be made to confirm his
nominations ii he will append his
signature to the appropriation bill
This scheme would be quito worthy o
men who claim that they are now hold
ing out on principle" but who, wheI
their little game is exposed, are Willing
to abandon principle" and everything
else in the hope OF hanging on to all tn,
other offices in the Territory.
The members OF the Utah Legislature
are delectable crowd, TO be sure. Wei
may the Ne,gs exclaim: "We are prou'
OF our people,"