The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-15

the greatness of Logan; he was ma
tional character, and thoroughly
compete representative of aggressive,
fearless America. He belonged to ne
locality; be was the property OF the
people. Recognizing this, Mrs Logan
has decided that the dust of her hus-
band shall be permanently inferred II
Oak Hill Cemetry, in this city. There,
among the graves of celebrities VIII
famous old BLACK JacR" be laid away,
This is as it should be; there is no more
fitting place for great national man
solemn than at the nations capital.
No city IN thR country. probably none
ia the world, is 30 well psysd as Wash
ington, and the smooth streets have
given the city
LARGER NUMBen or BICIcLIsT6
than any sister city in the Union. The
la:i IS have, however, up to the present
time. been compelled to do hard work
on the. at best, heavy tricycle., and
watch with envious eyes their mora
muscular male companions as they
gilded easily along Without apparent
exeruon. Now, ali Minis has been
changed, for two genises in TIE eycie
business, who run factory here, nave
ioveated and are manufacturing
ladies' bicycle-one of the most ingenl-
Gus, YET simple, bis Of w3eelWork ever
evolved from mans brain. 1t is per
feet success, ana now all the dear girls
want bicycle. A ladies' club mas oeen
formed, and although it isl but a weeA
Old, ii has already over thirty Inemners,
all active and enthusiastic. Inc
numbering tricycle. has hadN It's cay,
sad the president OF the club oay VI
so ago. The new bicycle anks%srS az!
requirements for ladies, and d
dice agalnst it disappears at oI |... 81
from its bitterest opponents,
slant they see it conIrollt by
full rider 1t is difficult for
be graceful on tricycle.. On
too, only the toe and heel are G
and the embarrassing aWkwaIdN
the tricycle. is entirely overcome.
riding costume of the club is ii
ting body or Norfolk jacket, full
walking length, and riding ha
GLOVES. The organjzati is very
of itsef. and Is just as select
club could be.
GENERAL HOOKER,
the one armed x-Confederate me-
of the House from Mississippi, is re-
ing q great deal of unqualified pS
for what he has just done. Gen
Alfred PleasantOn, who organized
cavalry with which sheridan swept
Shenandoah valley during the late
and who had himself, before being
eyed from its command fought
with but httleiles5 brIliianty has be
for years trying to get Congress tg
e, nfh ivp
not, heretofore, been encouraging. l.
could get nothing from those 10 whom
he applied. The Republicans, those
great friends to the soldi6r, did not take
Guy iute, est in bis c a' e, " hiGh is enc OF
plain want. Cereal Pleasonton de-
cided to see what attention he would
have al the hands Of eZ-Confederates.
So ms presented his claim to General
Hooker, who Is & member of the mill
tary com istee. His bill was INTRO
one q. aGd General Booker secured @
GaYoEeb bic fegUIt upon il. Now. each
member Oh the committee has right
to call up one bill. General Hooker
selected tie Picasanton bill. At night
session, he, in YerV graceful speech,
asked ITS consideration. 1t was con-
sidered and passed. OfcouTse, General
Pleasanton enGuTeS all or the good
things that ere being S2iQ Oh MS ITleHu.
1t is stated that when the bill gets into
the Senate, Mr.. Blackburn, OF Ken
lucky, another ex-COnfederate soldier,
will lake it in hand, and put it through
If he does so, it will be very fitting
termination to very graceful piece Of
Congressional work.
SOME OF THE LADIES
who have been lifting up their voices in
this city, for woman's suffrage ana
against man, the opposer," have a
rather impe1vious way about them.
They acted as if they had not only
only secured the right to vote, but had
gained control or the whole govern
ment. Whenever they wanted any
thing, they asked for it, not as form,
but as right. They were particularly
severe upon the newspaper men who
attended their meetings, and thor
oughly boss d them. They wanted to-
dictate what should be written about
them, and how it should be written.
The following note which reached the
Associated Press office Is in point: ITO
the reporter of the Associated Press:
l want report made of my argument
before tee House Judiciary committee
tomorrow. (Signed). Susan B. Bar
ney,"