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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
THE WaLRUS ALMOST EXTINCT.

Washington letter in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Az 10 that enormous but comparatively helpless
beast the walrus its doom Is likewise sealed Before
boats and leather its ss ivory and its WHISPERS
for opium pipe picks. 1t is quickly disappearing The
method adopted by the hunters Is to approach group
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
4 ooms Wanteo

EOUR furnished rooms wanted. a gentle
L man. wife and daughter, upon the Eng
Iish apartment plan quiet neighboihoOd.
between 18th and 10th sts. best references
required. X. l.. ", Tribune Office.
THREE or four unfurnished or Jar
i TALLY furnished rooms, with bath
central location; between 9th and 9o,h
particulars. r. R.. Box o. Tribune oalce.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

Bnaro Uanteo.
A MEXICAN physician, single, 30, wants
"A room and board, 5lst.st., west Sth-aye.
80 per month ; pleasant people has some
furniture. PERMANENT, Box 400, Trib-
uDe Uptown Onice 1.23S Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN and wife, adult son, wish
"A board between Both and 50Jh sts.,
Madison aud 9th aves. iirst-class table,
CRATE fire reasonable references. NJ, Trlb-
upe Uptown ONCE, 1928 Broadway.
= ENTLEMAN wishes board In a private
VI family; location Sth TO 800 SIS best
refererces. j. NJ. H.. Tribune Office.
NJ ANTED.-By a gentleman and wife q
w sunny front room not above second floor
with board private table preferred. Adj
dress RHODES, Z. o. Box 1,SiS, stating
terms and particulars.
~ ANrED.-By gentleman and wife. pleas
W ant room, good board. In American
family or superior boarding house; con.
yenent location; terms reasonable; salts
factory references given and required. Ad-
dress for fun particulars, PERMANENT.
Box 35, Tribune ONCE.
IITU.ST., 205 WEST.-HandsOmel fur.
t + nished second and third floor rooms,
with tirst.cllss board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Countrp Real Gstate for Sale


A LOVELY SOUTHERN ESTATE Of 500
"A aorts, with ocean front, on an ISLAND
in South Carolina reached by two lines OF
steamboats, from Soutnern coast cities, and
miles from railway large mansion OF elgh.
teen rooms stands 200 feet from beautiful
beach, IL miles long; 500 acres arabic, 800
acres pine and oak forest; abundance game ;
400 choice southern irult trees, amt
several hundred grape vines; extensive
grounds and flower gardens; wharf and
Loathousc; In all one OF the NEST delightful
situations on the southern coast; viii be
sold at a bargain (Foiio 1911 PHILLIPS
& WELLS. Tribune Building.
A NEW IO1'TAuE. pr.ce 81 $3.50, includ M
"A lot 5oS20o feet terms, $50 cash, balance
$40 monthly; within 10 minutes walk OF
depot sixty trains daily; Is miles from
excellent nelghborhood don't pay rent
another month. X. Z. WOLCoTr. owner,
20 Centre-st
A GrNCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwell
"A for sale land by che acre or lot
houses to let, furnished or UNFINISHED.
TUDBS TAYLOR. Deesman-st.. n. Y.
A VALUABLE water front for sale, with
N three acres OF upland. on New-folk
Ray, at Clifton, eStaten Island, rutland
g. WHITING. Beekman-st
A HANDSOME private residence, Prince.
"A ton, n. j.. near college. (Folio 5253. }
PHILLIPS a. WELLS, Tribune building.
EoR SALE or RENT.-A handsome build.
l. ing, nearly COM ,cted suitable for no.
to owner d. L. HAWKINS. East Orange,
y. ].
| " ALUABLE NY. BAY WATER FRONT
2lONs0O feet containing q acres. located
ut BAY Ridge suitable for factory. foundry,
| dry dock, yacht club must be sold. con.
| DICT. owner. % Court-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Gitn Real Gsiale 60 Get.


g HOW WINDOW and part Of store 70 let.
- PARTISAN MILLINERY, 261 Gth-ayc.,
corner lSth-st
no LET.-Four lofts ; long lease. Apply
i on lr-mises, l4l Duane-st. L. u.
PATTERSON.
? TH.AVE., near Union. Extraordinarily
- furnished newly pfumbed baths
lease and furniture a bargain fine for club
or bachelors: or would rent 70 private fam
lily 81 500 year. Address ELEGANCE,
Tribune Uptown once, ], 23S Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.-
I1lhree.story brick house, No 100 Bergen
st. Inquire Of OWNER, 1874 Dergen-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
6orses ano Carriages

Gcrses art0 Carriages
-VLANUhAU q ~.
q 472, ia, 876 Bfocme.sl
BROUGHAMS.
bkOUGHAMS.
BROUGHAMS
NOVELTIES.
Curtain Rockaway1
Coupe Rockawaye.
Depot Wagons,
Ia. Top CabftoletA
Wagorettee.
Two-Wheelers,
Village CaltA.
Road Wagons,
Top Phaetons,
Qoctors' WsRona,
Surrey WsGons.
Fancy Vehicles,
BuckbcArdS,
Miniature Carts,
0unabout WsRonA
Oos.a-Dos Wagons.
Road Carts,
upider Phaetons.
OVER 236 DIFFERENT STILES
Lowest prices for prompt casn; Nc
kAR4EST STOCK AND WAhEhOo1~o
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
Second Hand Carriages Above Ssy.ee.,
Don't Purchase Carriage IN Town OF o"''
until you pay US Visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

Very beautiful patterns in Plush anu aa NO
LAD Robes, also Harness, oa Sans
Rrfdles Clipping Machines, Harness SOAPS,
Dressines. Olis and Horse Goods OF every
ktnd Send for catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

"A. wsy.ICsrriases cf every design fol
ehapplna. eailiss. naAas:U 11yiaSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Cltp Real estate for Sole.

- EST BARGAIN on West Side.-Four.
ID story brownstone fpnt, 17X54 feet, and
three.story extens ION. lot 102 feet No. ll6
West S2d-st. decorated; s25 900; open for
inspection. SAMUEL COLCORD. Builder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

nURING the threatened panic q client OF
- ours purchased beautiful house near
93d-st. for $1,000 under price. We are
authorized to sell at small advance over pur.
chase money. deliberately decorated under
architect. marble-lined bathroom: Schnei-
der 8 Campbell's art gas fixtures, &c.
s22 500 very easy terms. j. w. STE
VEINS 9th a We cor g3d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

Il RONTING Manhattan Square and over
l. looking Central Park, that superior ~
foot dning-roOm extension dwelling, No A.
West 77th.st., for sale at SIS. 000; this price
| Is way below competing houses five elegant
residences now being built In this block foI
private parties. Inquire on premises, or oil
L MIfEfI. CO1CORn Owner
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
LOCAL NOTICES.
rs al Krell & Maths

Oysters al Krell & Maths
Hard wood ate L McKow1's soft
Goa. yard.
Go to Holhrook's. Davenport. for car
pets and silk curtains
Send your friends u Kren 4 Maths
Tor dish OF can % fresh oysters.
Call and see the hand carved bed room
suites Al Holbrook's. Davenport.
p For S-le-A good family horse and
phseioa. Euquire At ARaUs cftioe.
Psrior suites aud fancy chairs ~ every
description NJ Holarook's. Davenport.
Ice cream always on hsnd And served
by the dish al winter NJ Kreu < Maths.
A handsome line 90 hook cases And
cabinets jus; rccsivcd II Hnlbrook's. DAy-
export
An elegant assortment % dining tables.
ehairs and hst racks At Holirook's. D.v>
export
When YOU want rice dish of fresh
OYSTER step in 70 Krrl x NSlh's snd or
der them up in ans style.
The house. 922 Second avenue. for
sale or rent. Seven rporn~. IN cool order.
lnqu re ~ ii,S Sccond avenue.
Adams. the credit m-n. j. showing q
hesuiitul line q fall patterns IN carpets
Call sud see him. 322 Brady street. Day
export.
Bear in mind We do rot quit making i-s
cream when cold weather sets 10. and you
can get Il in any quantity in the coolest
weather. Remember krrll & Maths ADD
get the beet
The Crown dining hail. No. i7Us SO
ond avenue. i nos ready io furnish you
the hest meal In the city for IS cents. A.
B. johnson. proprietor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
BORNE TO THE TOMB.
funeraI Yesterday Afternoon OF Mr.
&c. " huridge.


The funeral Of the late II. c. Whit
ridge occurred Yesterday afternoon. The
remains were viewed At the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. Jackson. on Twentieth street.
by a large concourse o. people anxious TO
psy their last tribute 10 the esteemed
citizen. The body was escor. ed from
Mr.. Jackson's residence to Trinity church
by Everts Commandery Knights TEN.
plar. the pail bearers 10 the church being:
Messrs. r. Champion, Ben Hall. f. p
Pinneo. Lucian Adams. II. II. Hudson
and Geo. Bennett. AL Of the church yes
try. Rev. X. +. Sweet. rector Of the
parish. officisted. There were = great
many floral tributes from the Knights
Templar here aud at Peoria. from the
vesiry of Trinity church. and from the
employees Of the Rock Island & Peoris
rosd.
After he services At the church. Everts
Commandrs took chsrge of the remarns
and conducted them TO Chippianuock
cemetery. the psll,beaiers icing. Sir
knights W. T. Msgil. II p Hull. J. II.
Lloyd. John Crubsngh. + +. Parmenier,
snc W. II. Smith. The CEREMONIES Al
the grave wers conducted by Eminent
Commander j NJ Montgomery and Pre-
late X r. Sweet. the other Knights ioin-
log 10 the solemn and besuuful ritual Of
the order
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
THE RETURNS.
They Continue to Show Democratic
Gains.
Phenomenal Run Of Cable In The
Eleventh Disirict-The Legislative
Ticket.

The democratic INF jorities increase as
the returns come in. While this is true
OF the entire country and while there has
been perfect landslide everywhere the
democratic gains are nowhere any more
phenomena than in Rock Island county.
and as far as the Eleventh congressional
district is concerned the triumph of Mr..
b. L. Cable is the political sensation OF
the hour in Illinois. he has given Rock
Island county to the democrats for the
first time in thirty years on a national is.
sue and and has made change OF 3 900
votes in the county in two years. IN the
district outside of Rock Island county
his run has been Of an equally mani6cent
order as the figures given be'ow show
he has conqured. too. in the face of the
most determined and desperate opposi-
ton. Not before had the republican ring
leaders In Moline shut down the fac
tories while the manufacturers and bosses
wen; to the polling places snd endeavor-
ed ID intimidste their men into following
their dictates; but in spite Of all. the dem
ocrscy swept the field. The table submit
ted herewith shows complete returns as
obtsinable.
TWAS a GLaRpOUS VsrTauN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

The returns by counties from the
Eleventh congressional district outside OF
Rock Is,ssd county are.
HANCOCK COUNTY
CARTHAGE. Oct. 8 The Offlci Al count
gives Gable l.242 plurality
SCHUYLER COUNTY
RUsHvILLE Oct 6 The official count
gives Cable l24; Gest .346; Sheldon Gu 1;
Csb.e's plurality 77s.
MERCER COUNTY
ALEDo. Oct Mercer county's Off
cisl count gives Cable la, Gesi a,l4O:
Cables plurality :.
WARREN COUNTY
MoSMoUTH. Oct 6.-Gest's uaiority in
Warren county is $50
McDoSoUeH COUNTY.
MAcoNB. Oct. 6.-Csble's plurality in
hcDonough county is 10.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
OoUAKwA, Oct. 6-Gest gets Hender-
son bY 1876
THE LEGIsLATiVE TICKET.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
AID. ILL DEAD.

The WeIl-kaown CItIE.n Expires
This Afferseoa.
Aid. Frank Ill died ct his home on
Seventeenth street At 2:55 this afternoon
of q complication of troubles with winch
he has been . sufferer for long time.
Three months ago he came home from
Europe where he hsd gone with hopes
of beneficial .results-dtscourAeed and to
die.
he Was fifty-nine years of age. and
leaves wife and eight children He
was one of Rock Islands mos, successful
manufacturers and business men and
popular citizens
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
A Rew.ra fer elxn ner.err..

IL seems incredible thai anyone &C.
tusied by Jealousy, We presume. should
sioop so low as TO defsce advertising
signs. Sseh actions are unhesrd of in
our history. and so ermined sre We TO
find out BY whom the cowsrdly deed i.
done thst We wiz CHI erfully give TO any
party bringing positive proof. one hun
dred dollars f$l0ol Respectfully,
LoSDsIS CLoTBISe Co
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
The Onieiai Vote OF Henry County on
the yarlous Capd,date.

She omciai vote OF Henry County on
the yarious Candidates.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 6-The official
coun, on the legislative ticket gives Vim
ton 1924. Wilson 2126. Collins ABB.
Besl 1924.
Adding 10 these the Rock Island coun-
~ totals. the vote OF each in the district
is shown TO be: Vinton. e.O04s; Wilson.
1891. Collins, s.9ls, Beals. s,967.
CONGRATULATE Ms FROM AN OLD FRIEND.
The following message came from
Chicago TO the ARGUS this afternoon. II
will be read by many with interest:
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Permii me to con
gratulste the democrats and the large
number of republicans of my old home
who voted for Cable; for their condemna-
ton of the Reed usurrpstion and Nc
kinley ou,rsges d ION honest labor. No
force bill for free people
is DRAKE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

The following was sent to the Argos
Yesterday written in IT mblIng. unde-
cided hand.
wish tc goodness they would get mp
some other question for the people To
divide on beside the srih 0ne-half Of
them do not undersfs nd il. and the other
half care nothing sb nut it-Bbs Wefls
in adve1sisy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

The Verne Swain came down snd re-
turned 20 Clinton.
The Lion brought down eight strings
ofloRs and the Leclsire Belle thirteen.
The Helen Mar came down with eiph,
strings OF lumber.
The Inverness came down and the b
Hershey passed up
The stage Of the var was BIS ., noon
the temperature on the bridge Sc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
GAIA War er.a,...s-

An orier came 10 the Argus from the
signal service bureau this afternoon to
hoist the cold wave signal-indies;ion
OF drop Of twenty -four degrees in the
temperature by tomorrow morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

Don't miss seeing our fs,s stock Of in
gram carpets We make speciality Of
Angora. the rev weave The A.
s22 Brsdy street. Davenport
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

You should always insist upon receive
ing the genuine Saiyat;on Oil. in yellow
Wrappers Price IS censs- All Others are
base limitations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

$500 to loan on real estate security,
in sums of $500 and upward. at lowest
current rstes Of interest. without COM
mission. E. W. HURT Attorney II
Law, Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

The king Of mediciBes-Hood's 6srss>
parilla- II copqueu scrofuls. sait rheun
and Ill othar blood diseases.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY

Cables Actual PIuraItties over O. est
l,SIA
TIE following comparisons of plursli-
ties by counties show that Gable carried
I'VE out OF the seven count es in the dis
trict, and has an actual plurality of ,sl4.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

yHASTED-sENEgAL STATE AsENT ~
w oi~n t~.aqnkTtr-s o. -a1s p-i.cipai cfy
A--la- rfl1sitc c-tsrll - or hlsirsss as a..
f.tini hrAi Ard .lh-.s~uf- n srsrF CITY Ia a..
SAT- 900. Wrii E-oat. stz.as a. ser. l. url
Fc--Al 1ernEfli. A. ~ q O. q rrrrf - - - -
f-f cat. Aeir-.s rag UNION uulPANl
"a bnuslSay. Ne~ nafk =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

7 UsBsR-LUNBsRY AED wORANE~ OF
- Al grA1e.- Can .eclrr sfsady - tiasusrf IL
the llrlh-r rHrii- - ChicAra 81 fnu-a o. 81 -
- a. p@r cay 90 apfilrafiun IN Err-sa - T. 4
uOOfkk --c-rfarF - a. tntrErs Lruh-f
40 Dctler1s As-acixfiuu. ft.ul 60. gannter q
couzlercs. = = caruef L4.alir and Easalrr-d-
streets. Cue. Ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

Mr.. DAsHIELL, a man who has been
prominent in the Republican party in
Richmond, Va, is leading revolt against
the organization, several hundred having
already followed him out He says all that
is left of the white Republican party in
that city sis crowd of scalawags, office
holders and Office seekers, and that if ANA
MAS could come to Richmond and lead the
Republican party in that city, he would
give tone to it'' 1t is not difficult to under
stand why a citizen of Virginia should
leave the Republican party: but it is in
comprehensive how a Virginian should
ever become a member of that party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

COLONEL A. K. MCCLURE, editor Of the
Philadelphia Times, and a lifelong friend Of
Senator Quar-, reports conversation
which he had with the Senator last winter,
in relation to DELAMATER. the Republican
nominee for governor of Pennsylvania
The editor advised against the nomination
because of DELAMATER's crooked record,
telling the Senator that to take up that
man would be sailing too close to the rocks.
QUAY replied II have been making gov
ernoIs all my life, but have never had one
of my own. / am going to nominate della
MATER and know how it feels to own gov
ernor just for once" The discounted
Senator cannot deny that he said this for
Colonel MCCLURE stands so high with the
People of Pennsylvania that they would be-
lieve him as against thousand QUAYs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23
ARBITRATION AND REASON.

Mr.. GEORGE R. CUsHING, president of the
bricklayePs' and masons' union, in state
ment called out by the publication of a
rumor that his organization would go out
on strike denies that there is any such in
tention On the part of. the union. Among
other things the gentleman says ave are
not striking organization: we arbitrate
our differences, and we always succeed in
liking matters satisfactorily. We have
reduction of hours of labor we gave con-
tractors six months notice, and will give
the same time in case of other demands.
and shall endeavor to keep the good will of
the pubic, and the record we have made of
being the most conservative union in the
city, adhering strictly to the principles of
justice aud equality between employer and
and employee"
These sentiments indicate that Mr.. CUsu-
ING is the right man in the right place. His
words breathe that spirit of conservatism
and that sense of justice which should
always actuate labor unions aud employers.
'We arbitrate our differences, and we
always succeed in fixing matters satisfac-
factorily.n There have always been differ
cnces between employers and employees.
and it may be doubted that there will ever
be harmony between them for long periods.
Capital is grasping. grinding and more or
less oppressive, and labor is jealous. These
conditions seem to be natural and essen
iial But there is sense of Justice and of
right in all classes. Neither the wealthy
nor the poor are Inherently aud deter
minedly unreasonable. Taat disagree
ments so often occur is due to the fact that
the reason in men is not appealed to, their
passions being the governing power. There
is not enough reliance upon arbitration
One makes demand which may be- Just.
and the other declines to accede without
the righteousness of the reQuest.
The result is injurious to all concerned.
whereas if disinterested parties had been
called in to hear the cause of the dispute,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23
AccoRprNG TO New York doctor can

balism would improve the race mentally,
morally and physically, his theory being
that the intelligence in animals extends to
their flesh, and that the more ''intelligent''
the flesh one eats the better will he be-
come. Thus the man who eats horseflesh
will be Intellectually and physically su-
perior to the one who eats the flesh of the
hog, the inferior animal. The theory being
correct, the success of its practical opera
would depend upon the selection of the
humans upon which to feed. For instance,
into what would man degenerate who
confined his diet to Republican Congress
menl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

the Rev. Mr.. GLEASON, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Wells, Maine, took
occasion to denounce the buying and selling
of votes as a crime against society and
good government, and also against the law
of COP. Inasmuch as it was publicly
charged and has not been denied that many
votes were openly purchased in the interest
of Speaker REED, Pastor GLEAsoN's SER
mon possesses timeliness and an interest
which it would not otherwise have.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

THE ALEXANDRIA Eva Gazette says: "Ac
cording to the recent census, Nevada has
A 600 inhabitants and Utah 100000. But
while Nevada is represented in Congress
by two Senators and one Representative,
tive in that body And yet the Republicans
say that the majority, no matter of what
composed, shall rule in all cases. But cir
cumstances alter cases. If Utah would be
Republican, and not Democratic, she also
would have Senators and Representatives
in Congress-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

in their GOODNESS of Judgment they would
have rendered decision that would be help
full, satisfactory and just to the disputants
The sense of justice in the average work
ingman is so keen that if it be appealed to
in the proper manner and right spirit, he
will not often go wrong to the injury of his
employer; nor do we believe that those
who employ men take delight in being
harsh, oppressive and unreasonable. If ar
bitration were resorted to more frequently
there would be fewer strikes, fewer lock
outs and capital and labor would both be
the gamers. They are essential to each
other; neither can get along without the
other, and when they are fighting both
suffer.
The course of the bricklayers in the mat
ter of giving ample notice to employers OF
any change in wages or rules is also to be
commended. 1t is in the power at times Of
workingmen to simply ruin contractors,
whose estimates are based on the price of
labor and material at the time they bid for
work. AT other times, when there is
surplus of labor, employers have it in their
power to coerce good men and lnflict a
great wrong. 1t would be no more unjust
or cruel for men to take advantage OF the
scarcity of labor to demand and enforce
higher wages than for contractor to cut
down the pay of his men when the labor
supply is in excess of the demand. Both
would be wrong, and both would be pre-
vented if wise arbitrators were called in,
and the justice that is in men rather than
their baser passions were appealed to.
THE HERALD commends the brick
as defined by their president. The plat
form is one upon which employers and en-
ployees who are disposed to be reasonable
and just should be able to stand without
crowding each other.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

A LONDON correspondent writes that the
Empress of Austria is frequently to be
''seen in the streets wearing ready made
gowns" a circumstance which he interprets
as casting doubt upon her sanity. Inasmuch
as the Empress in all other respects is a
clear-headed and highly exemplary woman,
the world should overlook this little eccen
tricity which outside of society" circles
would be regarded as evidence of her sanity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-23

lack eff interest in the security of property
and the maintenance of order-the Nor
mons are particularly different from other
people. But we ask the reader to notice
that the Liberal organ practically admits
our charges, and seeks only to justify the
crimes of its party.