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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-24

Entered ut the Postorice at Salt Lake City,
Utah, for transmission through the mails as
second class matter.
SUNDAY, April "a 1892
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

ANY government that does not
make virtue, sobriety and purity'of
the home possible to its subjects is
false to the interest of the masses. -
Southern Mercury.
Therefore, this government is false
to the interests of the masses and
the only way to remedy the evil is
to place the ballot in the hands Of
the women tf the nation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

BlsH! bump!! crash!!! and gutter
ward rolled poor drunken hobo
from one Of the many low dives on
Market street. Bleeding and stun
ned, the wretched creature, dazed
with drugged liquor, staggered to
his feet just in time to receive an
other crack on the head from the
club of policeman and hear the
dismal announcement: "Oh, OIL
have to run yez in"
Attempted explanations upon the
part of the fly who had been en-
ticed into the web of one Of Den
ver's protected spiders was unavail-
ing. He was dragged to the patrol
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

The Quenemo Sentinel { Rep. has
come over to the Peoples party.
This makes seventeen old party pa
pers that have come over to the
Peoples party since the st. Louis
conference, but not a word has been
said about it in either of the old
party papers. Oh, no! 1.-The Peo-
ple's party is dead. kansas City
(Kas. } Sun.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

The Denver News Dem.) is OF
the opinion that if the Democratic
convention ignores the voice OF the
people of the South as expressed in
the vote on the Bland bill; by nomi-
mating 1.-THE Wall street gold-bug,
Cleveland it will lose all but three
{ f the Southern states.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

AND you know, in Hingland, you
know, it is free trade, you know,
and that gives money, you know, to
the thousands who are demanding
work or bread, you know. Yes,
you know.-Soutbern Mercury.
We take our pen in hand to let
you know that Germany, where the
bread riots are taking place, has a
very high tariff. Tariff increases
the wages, you know. The labor
demonstrations at Indianapolis are
in high tariff country, you know.
Always lots Of work at big wages
in tariff country, you know. Yes,
YOU know.-ColOrado Workman.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

KEEP an eye out for the men who
are protesting such friendship for
the Peoples party at this time that
they are willing to combine, fuse,
amalgamate-anything so they may
be allowed voice in the councils Of
the party and still hold on to their
old party plunder, in case the elec-
ton went that way.-Mills' World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

box and the hurry up wagon shortly
lodged him. in Jail with the charge
of drunk and disorderly after his
name. A
The machine of equity and JUS
tice proceeded to deal out dose OF
jag antidote, while the policeman
continued on his beat ready to
tackle the next unfortunate who
happened to get steered into dive
by one Of Denver's protected
thieves, bunco-steerers and street
walkers. The incident is not over.
drawn, but an everyday occurrence
in Denver.
1t makes one feel sick at heart
when the true condition Of affairs
bursts in on one's mentality and
reveals itself in all its injustice and
dishonOr.
Policemen are sustained through
taxation.
Patrol wagons cost good, hard
money to operate.
Courts cost money, and the peo-
pie pay the bill.
All these Injuries cost money.
The people do not complain, but
as true as you live and enjoy na-
lures sunshine, il is our opinion
that the man who made an imbecile
of the greenhorn, robbed him of his
money and pitched him into the gut
ter, bleeding bundle of bruises
and rum, should be held responsible
and forced to stand the incidental
resulting from his cussed-
ness.
1t isn't right to tax the people in
order to permit keepers of these
dives to rob and murder people.
In our humble opinion the best
solution Of this question is not to
issue license to anybody. Let any
body that desires to run saloons,
houses and houses of i'll
fame, do 80.
Don't tax them for license, but
let them run their places as every
body else does, but hold them
for any damage or ex-
pense arising out of their calling.
Let the government cease taxing
Make whisky, beer and all such
things, so cheap that the poorest of
unfortunates can I'll up and
make asses of themselves upon the
east possible expense. !
Then after awhile people who
handled the stuff would begin to
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

DR.. NJ. Kozel, Hutchinson, Kas.,
is curing birth-marks, moles, warts,
old sores, tumors, cancers; also all
other chronic diseases, male or
female. Send &c. stamp for terms.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

TO Mrs. Lemuel Abbott, OF
Downs, Ind. T.: Yes, The Farm
ers' Wife is published at Topeka, as
per the advertisement you sent us.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

tire of being sued for damages and
would begin to use sense and dis
cretion about selling to everybody.
The chronic drunkard would find
it a hard job to get anything to
drink six months after such scheme
was adopted.
The "ugly man in liquor" would
soon be found out and nobody would
care to assume the risk Of selling
him liquor. The robbing dives
would soon be found out, under
such system, and would be COM
PEELED to abandon business. So
long as the world lasts certain peo-
pie will drink and periodically make
fools of themselves, and the best
way to reduce the nuisance to a
minimum is to make the seller of the
trouble stand the expense Of the sin
instead of taxing the public to sus-
tain patrol wagons, policemen and
courts and add to taxation by filing
up our jails, alms-houses and peni-
tentiaries with the victims OF the
greedy, avaricious man who sells
people more whisky than they need
in order to get their last, solitary
nickel.
There are decent men in the
whisky business, who use good
sense and judgment in their trade,
and if you are anxious to find out
what they think of the plans above
set forth, just take stroll around
among them as we have done, and
you will find that most of them
favor the idea.-The Road, Denver.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

GEO. w. CLICK is mentioned by a
few fixers as candidate for con-
gressman-at-large. Congress has
too many Livingstone's at present
for the good of the people.-Mills'
Weekly World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

Headache and neuralgia, like
dreams, fade away before the magic
influence of DR.. 'Whitehall's Meg
rimine. Sold by druggists, and
money refunded if not satisfactory.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21
AGIrATE and Educate.

READ Bond-Holders and Bread
Winners" Order through this
Office.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

In short time, no doubt, the
Topeka Capital can relate how a
farmer paid off mortgage in Clay
county, and how happy this man
feels. The farmer in this case is no
less a person than j. K. Hudson,
the editor Of the Capital. He owned
the Wake farm in this township in
conjunction with a mortgage COM
pany. At the last term of court
the mortgage company brought suit
to foreclose and obtained Judgment
against the aforesaid Hudson for
4,345. just think how much more
money will be in circulation and
how successful Farmer Hudson has
been.-Wakefeld Advertiser
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

THE Aberdeen News issued a
boom edition last week with twelve
solid columns of mortgage fore
closure notices.-South Dakota Ag-
itator.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

Do YOU want some new books for
your Alliance library? Then get
up club for the AGITATOR. Write
for terms.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

Hon. E. III. FUNSTON has secured
majority Of the delegates in the
Second congressional district, and
will be re-nominated at the conven-
ton on the 25th. He has also Sc
cured certificate of good character
or something of the sort, from the
man who has charge Of the Capital
saloon, and will probably use the
same in his canvass for reelection.
Mills World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-21

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-16
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PAR RAouL De NAyERY.
Y I
LIE PREMIER CRIME DE GAspARD oRsoI


appuye sur Ia table. regardant loln
devant hi, il dit dune yoix plus
triste que railleuse
-Vous souhaitez apprendre lie
secret de ma VIE.
-Je ravoue, r6pondit Carlo, yous
me sembleZ souvent une tnigme
vivante. Je trouve dams votre
caractere DIES oppositions qui dtrou-
tent brusquement mes impressions
premieres ..Tous Gtes un bandit, ct
yous conseryez quelque chose de
lhcmme don't le coeur connait dies
sentiments 6lcves. ..Vous avez pile
dies 6glises, vol6, assassin6, ct je vous
al VII sauver un petit enfant gu un
taureau allait fouler aux pieds lie
nom de votre mere vous arrache dies
larmes ct dependant -.
Dependant j'ai fait des orphe-
Inns. .Oui, tout &c que yols dites est
vrai Je sens encore vaguement en-
moi lie souvenir DIES temps passes, ct,
81 loin qu'ils soient, lis me font
tressaillir. ..Ce que vous souhaitez
apprendre Zi1ga elle-meme l'ignore. !.
Mais il y 81 longtemps que, vivant
au milieu DE- mes compiices, je mai
pas trouv6 un homme, cue je yous
revGlerai lie mystere dc ma vie.
LIE comte Alberti posa son coude
sur Ia table ct attacha son regard sur
le chef de bandits.
Gaspard Orsol pouyait avoir trente
ans. Sa physionomie etait belle, son
geste facile, sa parole imagee. Ses
grands yeux noirs trahissaient moins
de cruautt que d'energie. A lheure
OH il allait derouler lie tableau de son
existence passee devant lie comte
Alberti, il paraissait eprouver une
sorte de repos. Ses nerfs Sc deten-
daient dams Get entretien lui rappelant
que jadis il await connu dies heures
heureuses. Ii oubliait sa situation
devant la societ6, les perils quill
courait chaque jour. Ii ne Sc souve-
matt nj des JUICES devant lesquels on
lie trainerait fatalement, III des mise
rabies au milieu desquels il etait
condamne a vivre. Entire la pauvre
Zingarelle, moins perterse que NAL
heureuse, ct lc comte Carlo, don't lie
ceur saignait de 81 poignantes dou-
leurs, il Sc retrouyait ce quill fut iadis
dams Ia maison paternelIe.
-Je suis ne richie, dit Orsol mon
instruction rGpondait 4 ma fortune !;
Embarrassment je me laissais faciie-
ment entralner par Pamour du plaisir.
Mon pere IN adorait ayec faiblesse, ct
cette faiblesse, me perdit, parce
qu'elle me laissa libre de N abandon
ner mes passions. J'ai etc eleye
dams lie luxe insouciant, pour ainsi
dire. Jignorais lie prix de largent
que je depensais en- prologue. Javais
DIES chevaux a l'age on les adolescents
pallssent sur leurs livres. Au lieu de
chercher les advertisements de mon
age, ie jouais ayec frenesie. Mon
pere trouvait charmante cette preco-
cite dangeureuse, don't son unique
faute fat de ne point essayer de me
gutrir.
Je viyais au milieu dune jeunesse
debauchGe CONNIE moi-meme, ne III in
quietant N de avenir, que pouvaient
compr0mcttre mes folies, III uu resul
tat dune existence qui ruinait ma
sante ct m'enlevait peu-a-peu le
sentiment du devoir. Ma mere
mourut pendant que j'etais at
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-16

uOLueHI y aValS Qe IOf, QeS DllOuX,
une grande audace; je sentais le
besoin de m etourdir, ct je commencai
frequenter les tripots. Je jouai, ct
j'eus, CONNIE tous les joueurs, des
alternatives de gain ct de perte. Dams
les lieux suspects que je frequentais.
/ je trouvai dies grecs habiles, DIES
faussaires, des voleurs. Ceux-ci,
jugeant a ma hardiesse que j'aurais
peu de scrupules, devinrent mes
compagnons habituels. Je descendis de
degrees en- degrees jusqu'a leur indiquer
lie moyen de depouiller des femmes de
leurs bijoux, dies hommes Gle leur or.
Quand la police s'inquieta de mes
agissements, je auttai Trieste avec
deux camarades, ct nous suivimes i
pied la premiere route qui s'offrit 4
nous. Ellie nous conduisit dams une
auberge OH venait de Sc passer un
drame sanglant. En- face de ce
bouge, on await arrete un landau,
depouiIle, assassine les voyageurs qui
s'y trouvaient, ct les voleurs a demi
lvres, buvaient lie produit de Ieur
larcin. Entire eux ct nous, il tut
question d'aller piller un chateau
situe a une fable distance. Ne yous
etonnez pas 81 ron m'offrit tout de
suite Gle prendre part 4 raffaire
j'avais etc reconnu, ct l'on me savait
hors la loi Du moment que ma tete
Sc trouvait mise a prix, peu MIN
portait d,ajouter a Ia suite de mes
crimes; je pris part a lexpedition,
je touchai la meme somme que mes
nouveaux camarades, quelques jours
plus tard, je faisais deinltivement
partie de la troupe. Trois ans apres,
le chef mourut, ct je lri succedai
Depuis j'ai r6pandu la terreur dams la
haute ct dams la basse Autriche, dams
la Carniole ct dams la Carinthie, en-
Tyrol ct en- lllyrie Je suis lie bandit
Orsol que tous poursuivent ct que nul
ne peut saisir Orsol lie maudit, qui
sera quelques jours capture par une
troupe de pandours ct qui fnira sur
la roue.
-Mais, demanda lie comte, n'avez-
J vous jamais eu honte ct remords de
! cette horrible vie !?
| -Si, parfois, ie l'avoue. ..Souvent
le degout me monte aux levres. ..Je
youdrais fuira tout prix les mlserables
auxquels je suis lie /; mais a quoi
bon mes regrets ne feraient point
| que le passe cessat d'exister. ..Je ne
pourrais effacer ces crimes de mon
existence
-Nous oubliez lie repentir repon-
dit lie comte.
-Dieu laccepte, les hommes NY
croient pas.
| -Nous vous trompez, lis lie comp
tent mais enfn, il est trop vrai, vos
sacrileges torment un trop lour,l
fardeau pour que la justice vous
pardonne jamais ..Mais ne pouvez-
vous abandonner rAutricnhe, FUR en-
Turquie, aller 81 loin que nul ne
puisse vous reconnaitre ct yous
| denoncer.
Mes hommes craignent parfois
que jexecute ce que vous me conseil-
lez, lis me suryeillent. Je pourrais
peut-etre echapper a Ia: loi, mais je ne
leur echapperais pas !
-Quel est votre avenir
-Je vous rai dit, la mort ignomi-
nieuse. ..J'ai joue ma liberte, mon
honneur ct ma vie, je perdrai fatale.
ment parce que celia sera juste, el
alors je payerai bravement.
-Vous avez assez d'energie pour
| refaire vOtre existence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-16

| berceau ses leeons me manquerent,
| ct mon pere me traita en- camarade,
sans sohger remplir a mon egard
de plus austercs devoirs ..Je venais
avolr vingt ans quand la RUNE
fondit sur nous. Non pas une RUNE
attendue, redoutee, mais une castas-
trophe amenGe par Tabsolue mauvaise
fois dun ami de mon pere Cette
RUNE fut soudaine CONNIE la foudre,
ct, CONNIE Iii foudre quand ellie a
passe, nous laissa non-seulement
depouilles, mais converts de dettes, a
la faeon des prodigues qui tiennent
presque Il honneur de compter des
| creanciers &c coup fut 81 terrible
pour mon pere, que, pris dune
congestion, il mourut avant d'avoir
pu mapprendre autre chose que lie
nom de l'auteur de notre catastrophe.
J'aimais mon pere, ct mon ceur
garda Iongtemps Ia douleur que causa
sa perte. Mais, loin de verser DIES
larmes steriles, je ne cessai de cher
cher le moyen de le venger. Demon
Ger a la vindicte DIES lois lie miserable
qui nous laissait dams lie denument
etait inutile, en- appeler sa conscience
n'eut pas amene advantage de
resultat. Je voulais me venger, me
yenger Il tout prix, ct lui faire la
fois rendre gorge en- me restituant
une part de ma fortune, ct lie deses-
perer pour lie reste de ses jours. Get
homme nous await voles, je resolus de
lui reprendre lie fruit de sa spoliation
II m await enleve mon pere, ie jurai
| de me venger sur sa file. Afn
d'arriyer plus shrement mon but,
je feignis de gutter Eienne cache
sous DIES habits dartisan, je rodai aux
environs de la demeure de Deutz
Avec la patience dun savage, 'epiai
ses allures, je me renseignai sur les
etres de la maison. Tn soir, tandis
quill etait la vile, accompagne de
presque tous ses domestiques, je
penetrai dams sa maison, je m'intro-
duisis dams Ia chambre du miserable,
je foreai les meubles, j'enlevai For ct
les pierreries qu'ils renfermaient.
J'agissais bruyamment, sans crainte
d'etre entendu. Je savais que Fen
FAINT etait seule avec une servante, ct
j'en etais presque a souhaiter que
rune GU l'autre de ces femmes s'offrit
a moi.
&c fut Tenfant epouvantee qui
entendant du bruit dams la chambre
de son pere, apparut sur lie seuil.
Ellie pouvait avoir dix ans, ct il me
| semble qu'elle etait charmante.
Mais son pere await tue lie mien, ct je
Touyais sous ma main la petite
| creature uE seul coup fabattit sur
| le plancher. La servante accourut a
ses cris. ct la servante tomba.
Ce double meurtre accompli, jap
| prochai DIES rideaux ct des TEXTURES lie
fambeau place sur la cheminee, ct
ouand ie compris que rincendie ne
| ponvait plus etre arrete, je descendis
rescalier, ct je m'elancai dams lie
iardin. Tn homme venait den
| franchir le seuil, c'etait Deutz. ;. I'll
arrivait pour etre temoin dun
desastre quill ne gardait plus lie
pouvoir d'empecher.
II me reconnut ct voulut me saisir.
| Mais lie me sentais doue en- ce moment
dune force plus quhumalne, ct,
passant entire le pere aftole ct le
serviteur stupide, je criai
-J'al venge mon pere !
| Ii fut impossible de constater que
i'avais repris dams les meubles de
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reuX
-Parce que je mai pas voulu qu'on
vous assassinat? N'exagerez pas mon
merllte. ;. Eous Gtes brave, ct les
time Ia bravoure. Ensuite cette
jeune file vous protGgeait. Ellie
merlte bien que je fasse quelque
chose pour ellie :.
-Gaspard stcria la Zingarelle
-Laisse-moi dire, reprit lie bandit.
Tu mes pas m6chante, toi, nj aware
tu es une pauvre enfant GlevGe dams
lie NAL, qui ne salt que lie NAL ct a
qul peut-6tre on pourrait enseigner
autre chose. al parfois un re
mords de faire de tot Ia femme dun
bandit. -.
-Je sais une gitane, reprit Zinga,
je Wis en- gltane
-Je ne sals pourquoi il me semole
que je mai pas longtemps d yivre,
que la catastrophe ne sauralt tarder
.kt, sachant que je ne puis me
sauver, je ne veux pas, du moins
t'entralner dams ma rhine.
La gitane secoua la tete.
Monsieur, reprit lie bandit, vous
connalssez desornlais ma vie, vous
savez que 81 parfois vous me voyez
trlste, c'est que je songe mon pere
-. Nous ct moi, nous vivrons cote 4
cote, jusqu'a Ia mort de Fun de nous
peutetre. II serait juste que je
tombasse le premier ;. Alors, le yous
en- supple, 'abandonnez pas la
pauvre Zinga, qui vous sauve, ct
ramenez-la pres de lange a qui la
Catarina dut jadis son salut
LIE bandit Sc leva apres avoir recu
la promesse d'Alberti; puis il ALA
s'enfermer dams sa petite chambre,
tandis que Zinga ct la Maugrabine Sc
refuglaient dams un cabinet voisin.
Carlo Albert resta seul. Il ouyrit
sa fenetre ct regarda lie ciel bleu: IL
etait saus auag9. La fenetre, situee
au premier etage, permettait une
evasion facile. Carlo Y songea, puis
rapidement IL ferma la croisee.
-Allons done fit-il un gentil-
homme doit tenir sa parole a tout lie
monde, meme a un bandit
VII
LES pANDOURs.
-Diable de mission s'ecria le
capltaine de pandours en- frappant
sur la table un coup de poing qui fit
resonner les verres ct les bouteilles
don't ellie etait couverte. J'aimerais
mieux saisir tous les contrebandiers
du monde ct lutter contre une armee
de lures, que de poursuivre la bande
de Gaspard Orsol. Dams une bataille
on volt ce qui Sc passe, on comprend
lengagement de Faction mais dcpuis
ouinze jours que lie gouvernement
nous fait transmettre Get ordre
aussi simple que precis d'avoir 4
nous saisir dies bandits ct Il les anne
ner a Vienne afn qu'on les traite
suivant la rigueur dies lois, Bclzebutl
salt 81 j'ai mango un seul bon repas
ct dormi tlanquillement dams un Lit
Estce un pays que celui-ci p? Or
tombe dune fondriere dams un gouffre
dun monticule dams une excavation
La montague resemble a un dedalt
de cayernes lie sol DIES bois mem,
s'ettondre parfois sous les pieds. .Je
donnerais Ia moitie de ce que N on
rapports mes expeditions passee.
pour n'ayoir pas etc charge de celle-ci
! Qu'en dites-vous, lieutenant Goritz
-Je trouve CONNIE vous, capitaine
que nous faisons un chien de metier
Et puis tout semble conspirer contr
nous, ct ie vous affirme ne rien com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-15
General News Notes.

The case of Dan Roberts, ir., charged
with disturbing the peace, came before
Justice Booth. Oflicer White who made
the arrest, and another. testified to having
seen the accused engaging in street brawl,
yelling, shouting, etc. He was fined S..
The funny part of the case was not
touched on, that was that Roberts had dis
armed the policeman before he was ar
rested, and had transferred the policeman g
pistol to his own pocket and did not return
it until the day following the arrest. There
was no complaint laid against Roberts for
this. Presumably tha officer was ashamed
TO admit that he had been so easily gotten
the better of.
A burglary occ drred in dwelling house
yesterday afternoon. A watch and chain
and some money were taken. The thieves
effected an entrance by the window. No
clew to the parties has been discovered.
A rousing Democratic meeting was held
last night in the federal court room. The
attendance was large and enthusiastic.
Hon. W. H. King made rousing speech
The Democratic drum corps did good work
in drumming up the people.
Miss Eva Billings, very well known
and much respected school teacher, died
yesterday Of dropsy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-15
PICTURESQUE WILLARD.
A Fruit Cannery to Be Estlblished-D Demo-
Gratis and Republicans


The farmers are busily engaged thresh-
ing and gathering in their crops They
have an abundant crop of small grain, but
the potato crop is almost failure
Willard is admirably adapted TO fruit
growing both in SOL and climate, and there
is 40 immense quantity shipped from here
to points in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming
yearly. bringing in considerable cash to
those engaged in the business: but WHY
not establish cannery here, aud instead
OF shipping cur peaches, plums, tomatoes
etc, away in boxes have them put in cans /
Il would be good investment to the pro-
jectors, and we hope before another year to
see it in successful operation, as some OF
the leading citizens have the matter in
hand.
Politics are raging here at present On
Thursday, the Let inst, MIR. Frank Cannon
addressed small audience ON Republican
principles, and in concluding urged the
people 10 try and make Utah go Republi-
can and then the Republican party
would see that we would be adj
mitted as state, as they had done
with Wyoming, with only about fourth
OF the population, and not nearly the re-
sources that Titan had. He stated that
Utah would have been admitted at the
same time if it had been Republican in
politics. He did not make many converts
with that argument.
On Saturday evening, the 10th inst.
Professor j. II. Paul addressed a crowded
house on the principles of Democracy, un-
der the auspices of the Thurman Demo-
cratic club of Willard. His address was
an able one, showing the fallacy of the
system of protection. The house was
crowded to its utmost capacity and ali
listened attentiyely.
The Democratic club now holds regular
weekly meetings, discusses the principles
of Democracy and transacts such business
that is necessary for the coming campaign.
The officers Of the club are ID. C. Hnp-
bard, president; s. N. Cook, first vice
president; G. H Dudley, second vice presi-
dent; G. z. Harding, secretary; Harvey
Woodyatt, treasurer; with an executive
committee of five.
From the present prospects Willard will
be all right for the Democratic party on
the sth OF November next. <. X
WILLARD, Sept ii. 1892