The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
What Folks are Saying

That judicial circles, during the past
week, have presented more animated
appearance than for a long time pat.
That Ogden chain gang "bosses"
have all they can do at present to watch
the movements OF those under their
kindly care.
That the evil effects of excessive
drinking of alcoholic liquors has been
painfully Illustrated this week IN sew
eral instances.
That Lord Wolseley' s statement in re-
gard 10 the weak condition of England 8
defenses came as surprise to his native
country and to the world at large.
That Notwithstanding the positive
Withdrawals and denials of candidature.
the Plurned Knight will herald to the
country The supposed virtues OF the Re-
publican party.
That the benefit concert in tehalf of
Mr. Joseph Adams. Sen., although
fairly well attended, did not receive the
patronage and financial support the oc-
casion deserved.
That The open-air concerts given by
the Ogden Brass Band grow conunu-
ously in public favor, and are coming
to be regarded as a necessary social in
siitution of the town.
4udl luS NlSilduCc vi OuI SuClCut pO-
lice force is being taxed to the utmost
just now on account of the gangs of pro-
fassional tramps which infest the city
and annoy our residents.
That the question of Free Trade YER
sus Protection will continue to agitate
the country until the people are ripe to
receive the civilized practice of free
trade, unadulterated. pure and simple.
That the heavy attendance at the lee
ture o. Professor Alexander at the
Tabernacle on Friday night shows the
happy development for intellectual cul
ture quite refreshing for the Junction
City.
That the next matter for discussion
by business men and the Chamber of
Commerce will be the best plan 10 dis
pose of the advertising fund so as to
attain the most satisfactory results to
the town.
That the stesdfast and long attend
ance of DR.. Mackenzie on his imperial
patient has been faithful, generous,
Notwithstanding the handsome re-
enumeration, and humane in the high
est decree.
That Monday last will be remem-
bered as memorial day in the NUM-
cipaI history of Ogden City, when the
ceremonies of laying the foundation
stone of Ogden Lew city hall, were at
tended to with much enthusiasm.
That the figures OF Congressman JohD
E. Russell OF Massachusetts,, on the
wages paid in England and Massa-
chusetts in the cotton trade, amply
prove the fallacy of the protectionist
doctrine that protective tariff benefits
| the laborer.
That the Wo thy example of Farmer
Bledsoe, in coming from out of the
ranks of the Republican party and
| joining himself with the true friend OF
the labcrer, the Democrats, should be
emulated by working men throughout
the country.
@That the system of profit sharing
with employees seems to be gaining
ground in the east, and should be
tried in the west, as such generous
Treatment Of working people cannot
fail to bring happy results to en-
ployer and employed alike.
That the magnificent and mysteri-
ously charming bathing afforded by
Americas dead see and Utah's beauti
full lake will be participated in by more
visitors from all parts of the world than
ever before, who will be highly de-
lighted with the Territory in which it is
situated.