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HEAVIER wool MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING co.

NOTtCE OF ASSESSMENT NOTICE Is
~ hereby gwen that NJ ur,tinr n Tho
directors. held On May Aih, ls12. 40 asse1,nfut
Of ton per cent iot " ~ per share oftl.tnl
was levied upon the npital stock OF tn cor
poraiion, payable July 'ist isgi. 10 ~. 10.
ton, Secretary, n HEAVIER city. Utah.
Any stock UPON which this assessment may
remain unpa on the lnd day " July, isal
will be delinquent sud advertised Tor sale AZ
public auction and uflefs payment u m de
before will be sold on the aisi day Of July.
issf, 70 pay the delinquent atsessinent, to.
pense Of sale,
beaver City, May iGth, isgl.
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The Klrmsss will open at the EXPO.
siilon building tonight. II will be an
elaborate affair aud 10 for worthy
purpose aud should be generously pat
ronized. The exhibition 10 . novel
one In this Territory ana II 10 hoped
will prove n success financially a.
we'll ~ every other way. Go and
s,e IL
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NOTICE. 10 cRt plToRs.


Estate OF john l. blYth, doccht'M
NOTICE Is HEREBY alNEN NJ TuE
~ undersigned executor 81 the will of
John 7. nl5th deccHFcd, to the creditors %
and all persons htyiuF claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers wiihin ten mpnths after the fret put
lcston Of this notice tn the sald execute ..
WIN. A. hpaaiifT nud iiamilf-n u Park, NJ 10
Grand Nouhgs uilre. over Desefet National
Bank, corner East Temple and frHt sou b
streets, salt Late CITY, utah, IN the County Of
salt Lake. Dated May IN, ia
WM, 4 nOssiTEH
HAMfLrDsG. rAhK,
Executors Of the will OF John 4. Blythe
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DI1IiARD Hl,lMLEN AND Cnlgifs An
III bolt, the executors Of the le II NJ
e-tite OF tilTA johnson. dceeesfd ttutgt
their petition herein, duly yefilsi, lNrg
for an order Of sale Of all the ftt. tfaH
Of said drcedrut, for tho purposes usfta
set forth. u Il therefore orncfei W ths Jllsa
OF said Court. that all persons inlsfcsii IN ~
estAic 81 said dcecasts. appear before Ne al
Probate court, on Tuesday, ne ii.i day 4
Of said day, NJ the Court Hoom uf saif lrelaA
Court at The County Court il0use, N Ne ~
aud County q salt iAie. Utah rerfiioJ % ,Aos
cause why an order should not W srtnba %
the .ald aimlnlslratoF. 70 sell - lueh q "
vale sale ~ shall DO Necessary, and ~
= rupy OF this order shall be- published y si,l
fouf surrsssive weeks in the bistatt ltls.
$50 NHWq, u neVapapcr printed and Puhhlsi
IN saii ~ aud C0nRty.
Dated May islh, 49,,
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PORTLAND, or. June lin the
hrst district, Hermann tR p) was
elected 10 Congress by $500 plurality.
In the second, Ellis (Rep.) was elected
TO Congress by 1000. Moore (Rep.l,
supreme Judge, by G0O0. Tie attorney
general ~ In doubt. The Republicans
control both branches OF the legis.
latute.
The Peoples party polled about TO-.
900 votcs In the State, taking mOst
from the Democrats.
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VckN BILL MINING co ~
- " principal place ~ i,I.iuu. lo1 Tiox
a.hi Notice ] hereby giten ~. Paft t65
~ Ky Hoard Of Trustees, heid os !. :, utstt,,
cebp' r.. ~ a. a.sesan,snt NO y =, ~ "a
ssoet ~ ,a ~. Nas levied On ~. "i,s N
uAls ffum tht date hereof ~ NNhih u,i,
zoe aud n MAN street. ~ ,rfesftil
o1h Any stock upon wblrb ~ i.ats CT
ies3 ,gi,haln unpaid on The lifd Az "sse,srsii
al public Sae e,alSg9ss a are .dv,r,sd H. ~,
n.oiorc VIII b. u m the ~, ,la,hi a MAJ.
w, 70 pay tho delinquent s's.' a.y ~ jan.
Hcther With tho cost of sdts,,,.i hent., o.
P'"'o VI 'a''' ~. ". HARDY, pr,.idssa, "a.
LUCKY hiil Mining C,,sai.
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rI,uOMAs u. LEWIS. TnE ADMINISTER
II tor of the estate Of Hannth lohl.sI
Marble, deceased, having died hn peuin.
herein, day yeriacd. pfAyinf fpf IN ofli =
sale " the hole Of the real estate o't.e y,
redent, for tho purpose therein set f1iih w
therefore ordered ~ the Juite ol sAa ~.
thst all persons interested IN the estAN o. =.
deceased, appear before the SAID Probate uoa,s
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of jane, W. ~
o'clock IN The forenoon 81 shl Jay 49,. ~
Court Room Of said Probate ourLh VIC Lp w
" Couri iionsc, IN the city and counN y ~, :,
Iate, Tcrrilory OF utah. 10 show cause WI -
or,lof shoull not be granted tO the SAL alaia
lstraior, to sell 70 much Of the real e,AN y
the said deceased NJ private sale o. s Z.
necessary, and that copy 81 thls wv ~.
published At least tour successive rees .,,s,.
bgarnTr EVENING NEWS, fewtraptI 9''AF
ed and published IN said city and county
Dated May 70, lsls. -, ,.,.,. t..,,
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A California Tragedy. .

Tracy, Gala, June 7.-lu April,
Walter Deciark tried 10 shoot lille
Ludwig, who refused to marry him.
Her brother Henry shot anu severely
wounded Declark. AZ the latter waa
on his way 10 testify In young Lud.
wig'- trial yesterday TIM. fired several
shots nj Deollrk, killing him.
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.a.ENI II.
MARGARET BOWMAN THE AphlHs ~.
wi irairix Of the estete OF Mllu.h -
man, Deceased, having Ned hoI penhon y n,
duly verified, praying Tor ~ or9e' ~ N. ~,
nose. therein set forth II 10 therefore eis.i NJ
hy the Judge Of said court. lhat ~ very s,s,.,
teresied In the os ate q saii deeeass ,, .r
bofore the sad Probate Court on sNaiis
he ma day OF july, isag. Al " o'ely.s .,..
The forenoon OF sad day, NJ ths Jour 80
Of saJd Probate Court, a the County, ~. 80
House, m the city and county ., 80 ssssf
,houId MOI. bo Granted 10 the said rmlhl,'s, Y,
iTix, % seil 20 much Of ihe real s,sa,s ss,s,
said deceased At private sale A,shali anssbil,esi
sary, and that copy Of lhis oruer ". ~ ns,Tarf
at least four successive weeks IN w IA uab
FvrsIsii SEws, a Newspaper printed ana wv
li-hod In said city AMI county
p"'ou 'u"' ISL '' q. W. BARroH,
Probate Jnisf
MAbpFtIS ADAMS, Attorneys
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court Of tho Cos,,. 4,
iale, TERRITORY o. uisha Of 81
ID we matter ot The cststs o. Imam. o..
rcnsh1w, deceased 10

NoTiuE IL HEREBY ofvRN ru,
~ ". Taylor, tdmnis,ratsf =, ~. lJANti
lmnily Olnfenshaw, deceased. h.. .utr
iof selllemtnt, and led In said Com, aasisi
account o. ne administrator On sa1ss.s.l.. ttl
p.s,',on iot nnAl distribution n the rssiss.
nhi thlt lhurtday, the On dfy n -. l'iieio,
li,t ~ u,rn q an at the Coari n,a,'1 ~, =, "
.ourt, ~ tue County Court Honss IN ,,'nf
wy nnd County, ulah rorHtify, ba, ~. s,l
sl rh,n,nuea { w Judse q s.ii Court. 70, nv
liuon Tor distribution NJ whFh line 49, r.
any person interested In salf esisie ,-, vac
pear and show cause, n any thef.bs - v.
account should not be settled ana ,t,,l ~
Dated May u, is2.
e. r. ALLYN
rlnIh u n pr.I....n-
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The National Republican convention
was called TO order al 1924 y. M.
Rev. DIR. VIM. Brush, chancellor OF
Dakota University, Mitchell, y. d.,
was introduced, and led In prayer.
j. Sloat Faisett was elected tempo.
rary chairman by reclamation.
The convention adjourned until IL
O'CLOCK tomorrow.
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XIII, June 7.-Empcfor william
this morning went 10 n yacht 10
Fhedrlchsport aud met the Car, aud
returned with him. Russian and
German wafships exchanged salutes
at Roadstead. The Emperor anu Car
laud.d, snd drove 10 the castle, where
a grand reception was held.
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DIS MoIsEs, la, June THE Pee
Piles party STATE convention met here
thla morning, j. Delangw.e, of Dcs
Moines. temporary chairman. Com.
miitses were appointed. Recess I'll
the afternoon.
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Both Forces Preparing Ia Earnest for
the Hattie.


MIsNEAPolIs, MINI, June 1.-THE
morning opened hufky. The efforts
Of the Harrison mon were devoted TO
holding the Southern vote In line anu
keeping them tn- 10 the ASSURANCES Of
the delegates from Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois and other States where the
Blaine sentiment has heretofore boon
rampant. They express undiminished
confidence In renominaiing Harrison,
with Blaine alone trying to bring out
Cullom 10 divide the Illinois strength,
Rusk 10 cut into the President from
Wisconsin, Alger to capture the doubt.
ful votes In Michigan, end Mckinley
to swing tho Ohio votes into line.
They claim that the opposition Ii
working to capture the colorpd vote.
urging them TO support the Third
party. IL has been discovered that
some delegates instructed for Harrison
feel nj liberty and will vote
with the Blaine men on the side
issues, such as the selection Of chair
man, organization committees and
other prellminaries. The Blaine people
arc trying 10 carry them further, say.
ing that circumstances have 80
changed M TO absolve,them from tho In.
| ttluNNlOun. fNulut hlt lutllutu W llnltu
| to this talk, but fear the consequences
Of violating the instructions with the
| chance Of getting on the wrong siue
too. Some Harrison men would like
to make it warm for Chairman Clark
son, for his part Of bea,ing them on
tho temporary chairmanship and con.
tested delegations, but cooler heads
consider II impolitic, rs II would be
certsiG TO DO unsuccessful.
nLAfSE's PARIiALlTr 10 CATHOLICS.
DETROIT, June Wv. ]. X. Tray.
nor, the Supreme grand master OF the
orsngemen Of the United States, viii
send the following TO Grand Master
Gamble Of Minneapolis, today.
"YOu are authorized to state for ms
10 the delegates OF the National con-
yention, that rhOs. W. Palmer, Michi.
gan, or any other equally good Amerl-
can on either ticket vii recrive one
million anu oue fourth votes, none OF
which will ever be east for blaine.n
laynur says the reason Tor this 4.
Blnine's Partially to the Ca,hslics In
making appointments, and because he
attended high mass Ia the capital over
the body OF Senstor Barbour.
THE AL0ER MES.
MfNNEAroLIs, June THE AIgel
men are preparing fur a demonstration
Ia his behalf. Tue Florlds delegation
has chosen q. Long, national commit
teomsn. Powell Clayton 10 mad,
national committeeman from Arkan
sas.
As the tinle for the convention Il
90 a
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Tours suitable to an pockets are being
arranged by the London Polytechnic
Young Mems Christian institute. 4
yachting trip TO Norway, lasting three
weeks, and including visit to the land
Of tho midnight sun. IA to cost. only SIC
lis,; the island 81 Madeira can be visited
for Ele, while e. js. will cover the OK.
peuso Of siXtoon days IN tho Bemoso
Highlands, There is also to DO trip 10
the Chicago Worlds fair, coating only
twenty-five gnincas from Liverpool
London Tit-Bits
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The story that comes up from Colora-
do about man who was lost for six
weeks In an alkali desert, during watch
tiino he lived exclusively on hope aud
cactus plants. 10 perhaps the biggest
Alkali Of the season. Chicago Tribune
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NolluK ~ HkuEnY GIVEN rgp
wili and tcftament ani ~ the estate N ft.,.
hnyhould dtrrHted, has iendfffd o. go,
mcnt. aud hltd he aaid rouIt, he Gn.i -.
% ~ administration y sad estate ini reiat,
i"r tnhidifttihuilon Of tho fcsduo N 90 4
l.ls among ne utraous entiiief ttsfsf, -.
that tuesday. the iiih ~, W Inn, 4 n'isi
~ 10 o'cloct a. No.. A. the Couft Ri.sn ~ ~
court, ~ the County tuart House. All ~.
appointed " the luurn nf 1ah aIHri -.
settlement Of saii aoeouuf and ts,flns y
petition for distribution. o. With ~ ~
place huy person Interested M taidtff.is -.
sIrtar and chow 'ause, n An tharr - -,
SAID account should not be- teitlsf M ~
proved and mai dhlrihutiuu made a t,,,.,
dated May sOih. issi
CT. ALLY
~ ClCri % me r'r4it- ~.
y ~ CAtstls leuU D.. Ne. Uf.tt-
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Apr.,rnr,,,r ,,rIene.

CLEBuRSE, Tex. June IA cyclone,
Sunday night, demolished fOfty-two
houses, aud severely Injured several
people, two fatally.
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In the Probate Court Of iho ,ouaN
Lake, Territory OF ulaH


NOTICE r. HEnkBr 9lahN q
N Auqtstn d. s0dcrbOfg adhlhn .i,.-,s.sed,
I'D ,stste of Andrew i. -oderbott dsi,ss IN
has rendered Tor settlement, Aha ni',,5isir,,l1n
Court, her nnal account OF heI 81 a,ii,s,,ligti0a
Of uaii estate and petiton Tor nhM ~ per,5ns
o. the residue Of said estate sIne va, ia gsh
tiav III June. A, H. lsll, a. 10 o'elo.. 1feas.y
th6 ourt Room Of said Court, hcu,,nt,' Itsh
Court House, salt Lake cry and oeuaptI, Z, ils
Territory, has been dply app9,l,,ssnto u sld
SegEs o. az hssrns sad ptuou Tor d'l,ss
non, AZ Witch time and place any leI hi nos
esrd IN said estate may appear mi tboali
cause, il any there be, why san rsss.I dl,tnbn'
not he settled aud approved anu U.s.
lion made aspfayed Tor
Dated May ~, lb1l' r. y ALLEN,.
clerk Of the rrohaie 49,
Ny CLusrKs BROWSE, Jh' pepuN
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In the Maiiero o. the ItiAlr o. lts.t
AuNicAs. deceased.

NAANNNaHs NfNNAfNas
NOTiCE ~ iiEnEuN GiyKy. rHir
~ Duid =. linnfy aduiialf fslaf IN 81
annexed, ~ the sstats Of Hsnn6h AttfIG "a.
ccssed,h has rendered Tor aeitcnsftatd iifia
said copft, his nnal unt ui hn aftIilIff,
li0n OF said estats All petiius far dht a,if
button " the fcfiduc Of ffid q ate s1n-f NJ
persons enuiled thereto, aud that lntidti. n,
iith dav OF jane, 4, - lv9. n 10 o'sioiI ~
A. thr Court Room " sail cart, ir tld C11rH
Court House, sut tatc Cry sni Count. Uih
Territory ns been duly apo iuted ne ile.,
Of faif Court for The ictufmCut u sad \
count and hearing taif Ietnon tur dl.triis
uon, % which tiuiu and plsce aHy peftau M.
rstti m sMi estaio may tpposf aHf ii1f
NOT he settled and sTyrHVei ari fual dftnis
ton made 10 praNrd Tor.
DAiCd MAY ~, hs2
Q. 2 ALIEN,
Cifrs ~ The fnilale our.
Hv InTHTl = aI.HnANH "a UaUuf9
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MiNSEAPOLIs, June 7.-Hatrison
will be nominated on the iir,t ballot.
In the case OF failure. they have Sc.
lscied Uncle Jerry as the second
choice.
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Courty, Territory Of Utah.
in the matter OF the fstate Of Thomas Rich
Arison, deceased.
NOTICE - HERtNY GiNEN THAT JOHN
~ ". walker, AdmtHisFator Of The estate
Of Thomas hiehardEun, decreased. has rendered
for settlement and nlrd ~ said court, his nnAl
account Of hts adminftratlan OF Fait estate
aud petition for dual darisuiipn u the residnu
Of SAID cliAie among thcper uns uutitlrd there
~, aud that ruesday. tho 18th day Of June H.
lpl, a. 10 O'Clock n, M. ~ tho Court Room ~
said Court, Ia tao County Court House. SAT-
Lake Guy and County, utAh Territory has
been duiy appointed by tho Judge 0f said
Court, Tor tho scttlomeut Of sid account aud
hearing said pctiiun for distribution, at which
time AMI place any prraou interested IN said
estate msy appear aud show cause, u any
there be. Why fhid acreunt should not Dc set.
tied and approved aud dual distribution made
AZ prHycd Tor.
Dated May 81, ispi
q. v. ALLEN,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
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10 the Probate Court. IN and iof sal, tAl,
County. Territory o. UlAh
In tho matter VI the Esislc of Liza JohnsaA
DecsAscd
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cant confession that free trace has pre-
ven \ disappointment.
The speaker proceeded TO touch on
tn. improvement ofrivers and hafbors;
the building Of tho navy; the main
tensnce Of peace nj home md respecl
abroad; In everything compelling
the Democrats TO admit that they
are wrong and the republicans
right. They about exhausted the year
OF the Fifty.fret Congrtss In vain as
saulis ON three items In the tariff bill.
Al this rate they would have to he
trusted for about eight hundred years
n power before we could zee tArifi re-
form Oh the line agtted upon by our
conflicting democratic friends.
Continuing, the speaker dwclt al
length upon the dlsfranchisgment In
the South, aud declared that the he
publican party would zee Justice done
the negro.
Tn. speech was received with great
applause IN which the Harrison dele.
gates Joined.
RsBD sPHAISg.
At tho conclusion Of Fasieips address
Reed was vooiiorously called for and
delivered a speech punctuattd with
cheers. He was followed by Mckin-
lev. A temporary organization was
,lle,tod. Then sewell Of New jersey
offered resolution that the roll be-
called aud the chairman Of each dele.
cation announced. The members Of
committees were collected. The con-
vention then adjourned until II to-
morrow.
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order 10 SHOW Cause " hy order Of siesiRs,
IsiAtr should not Be mkts
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Order 10 show cause why order Of sale ofr'h
estate should not 10 IaAds
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In the natter Of the estate o. WhliAn
bowman. Deceased
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In the Probate Court Ia and Tor s,itt.,.
County Territory o. Uiat' - "a"
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! SALT LAKE NURSERY.

HAvtNG BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR
Il L OF the salt LAKE Sutsery, am now pre-
pared 20 furnish fruti, shade Nud OrnA'
fu-ntsi Trees sud NhSah.. % heAt qlsiify
and ~ lowest prices. fa- Nursnry one mile
south VI city iinala, on state Road.
liARTiN CHliiSTOPHERsEy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and for Salt LAke
Cou6ty. Territory Of Utah.
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In the matter Of Tie ESTATE Of ch,,..
bould daceatod ~
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A GENT OF THE GREAT WESTERN
N Manufacturing Co, haa changed hs resi-
deuce to ~ :. sixth tast Street Telephone
isA Take car on ethcr second or Third south
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Cisrs oi ire fn,lais our
Hy CAusTls sluOwsE, o.. Dsnuir.
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Clori % me- i',gsit. 4 ~.
~ CAr.tls lisuu .t. Jr. lt.6,'.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,


IN SHARES EAST JoRpAs oAsA,L
N time :. y. sfENCEh. ed' Main ST.
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So. g = ALLEN
clcfk q ne rfabiis Co,r
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= ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND On Third
- East 3, block south ut Pcnitontiary road.
Also ~ 10 rods, with rOomtd house. on
rhifl ST. Nuuiy on premises or IA Tnird 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

The stock Democratic canard that
"the Mckinley bill has increased the
price of almost all the iiecessaries of
life" has been revived for service in
this campaign. 1t ought to deceive
nobody, for n considerable portion OF
the Democratic pubic has already been
informed, through Josiah Quincy's
table of prices and duties which re-
Gently made its debut in the Democratic
press, of the existence of the Senate
committees report, presenting evidence
that 1873 out of PA articles of daily use
show "A decrease in price rs compared
with period just before the Mckinley
bill went into effect.
A further examination Of that part of
the report relating to retail prices show
that the relation of prices by quotations
from seventy cities throughout the
country, arranged in three divisions ac-
cording as they show a rise in price, no
change, and fall in price.
Considering the PA articles in groups
as they have been classified by the Sem
ate committees expert, we have the fol-
lowing table:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

The prevalence of strikes is always
due to the discomfort of labor, in many
cases the result of what are thought to
be too low wages, and these in turn
caused by an abundance Of labor and
scarcity of work. On the contrary it is
true that the absence of strikes indicates
the contentment of labor and general
prosperity. During the first four years
noted above Mr.. Cleveland was Presi-
dent, and much of the time of Congress
was spent in discussing the Mills BILL
During the first two years Of that pc
riod there were more than twice as
many strikes and twice as many men
involved as during the corresponding
period of Mr.. Harrison's presidency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

The cable dispatches of our esteemed
contemporary the PROVIDENCE Journal
yesterday contained an interesting para
graph which is worth quoting for the
lesson it contains:
An important advantage to the United
States of the new copyright became apparent
this week, when the English edition of an
English authors book appeared from Ameri-
can presses To acquire copyright i'm the
United States "A book must he manufactured
there; Authors explain that the American
copyright more than cOmpensates for the ex-
ira cost of American publication. Hence
they prefer 10 publish their works in America
and import the volumes for English consump-
ton.
This important advantage is obtained
merely by common sense adaptation
of the common sense principle of pro-
lection. We protect the author by
copyright, as does every civilized ma
ton. We further protect the printer
and bookbinder by limiting the benefits
of copyright to books made in this coun-
try.
Thus protection places us at an ad-
vantage and thus free trade places Great
Britain at disadvantage. Which do
we want here!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

the credit Of having done more to illus
trate the practical workings Of the pro-
tective theory than any other law OF its
kind ever enacted. 1t has literally
created the two industries of tin and
pearl button making. Two years
ago neither industry existed. To-day
they produce nearly twenty per cent OF
the entire consumption of the country,
and within three years will produce
enough to entirely supply our markets.
The thinking Mugwump has bowed to
this undeniable showing. He has seen
an industry rise from nothing and is
convinced. Thousands of his class have
already joined the Republican ranks.
The second effect of this revelation to
the Mugwump theorist has been re-
action in the college men themselves
A decade ago a very large portion of
them We're followers of Cleveland.
They too have learned better. The poll
of the four typical New England col
leges-Brown, Harvard, Amherst and
Yale-in all Of which free trade Is
taught, shows the following vote: .