Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

fgot back earlier than expected, and
run up 20 eco Il everything IS right.
Whats thsl'
';bligglcs speech, delivered over at
pompey smnsh. Mr.. Simmott gave me
special orders N get IL in tonight"
Grigga held a paper mp and read;
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AtONZO ADOLPHUs MiGoLEs.
roarEY SLASH ~ a nLAzG 90 usrAnAt~
LEirn INruUstAaAl
A Mastery aud Lucid Auaiy Us " Che Nlomcn.
tous Questions Involved Ia the ia5no Of
iho seventy seventh District.
"Bcadsnil right, Grggs,' said Parker,
"hut if had been hero Ia have loft that
and ont II Il was masisrly, u course
It must have been 1ucid'--sec"
mo, don't scc,' said Ggiggs
"Iyl'----
VIVA, Giggs was going to soy Is lot
90 tho world for at the. mormon, Editor
simmo,t looked over their shoulders.
"What Is g, Parker"
His gasa was riyotoi double rivctcd,
tn fact--on Tho Morning star. His eyes
wore held by tho type uf tho poor bird %
said 10 bo fascinated by The aunke before
Il dcyour &C. Thn ho slowly lifted his
hands His mouth opcned-but no words
cnino from g. His neutrality-suspicious.
him, rendered linn fpafahlcsa. Then
there was sound lilo the cracking W
hcrvy plp0r, and tho torrent .amo. For
at lciist two minutes and q hlli-possi-
blynaucnnd morc-not ono OF hil auditors
know wiilt Smmol. said.
Thcl the blizzard Of ndiectiyos les
souel 20 % gale, from a gllo 10 spank
ing breeze, from as,1ndy breeze to tho
gust that toVcs the leaves between Tho
iitful rdinlrops
"D,dn. you get my message, Parkorf'
81 was not h.ro; was away ~ night"
"Nou--you got 1t, GEggsy
"No, sin. | was OF, tool got Daggs
TO run my desk"
smmott groanc1. Dagss looked Ike
boy clugh. Ia tho act " stealing "a
mclUu
"Dil you got my message, Dagger
"Nos. sir; but
"S.9p! ] won't hcara word" said Sim
mott.
"Ycs, yon viii, Mr.. simmolt," saii
Grggs, with white face bus rcsoluto
eye. "Your orders we're imperative.
| told Dag.s so. No matter what cnmo,
be was 10 print Migglcs' speech
The calm that 0usucd was much moro
impressive aud dilagggcablo than tho
blizzard that preceded It.
"Let mo SEQ tho message"
Daggs hrosFht Il out, aud Simmott
turned Il oygr ia an ahsontmindcd way
IA his hand.
"What IS wrong. Mr.. Simmot"
Tho editor gave the night editor one
| glance. II spoke volumes.
"Nuthiug-n only Miggles was
| delayed; did not get 90 pompcy Smash
40 an. Consequently he did not make a
fptoch. lis cousin, Bill Caruiher.,
met me and told mo he tolcguphod us
not 90 print. This will defeat him. Tho
| plpuE will never let up ON IL. The poo.
/ pie az pompcy Smash win never forgive
Mieylcs for making them ridiculous.
lt's bad enough 10 assume that his bal.
| dCrdash could influence them or turn a
vote. It's worse 10 palm on a speech on
the public he never made nj flmpcy
Smash or anywhere else Angglos Is
ruined now and forever"
Il was true. 4 hundred Morning
Stars were flying to Pompcy Smash witt.
Misglca great effort ns tho editor spoke.
There was war along the limo for
thrice ton days. Not u man In poinpcy
Smash voted for Migglcs. There was
war In Tho Morning star office. but
peace came over Il speedily and calmci
the disturbed elements like dose OF
soothing sirup,
Tho editor, Parker, Griggs-oyory.
body had the good sense TO seo and ac.
knowledge It was n concentration OF
circumstances unavoidable in the host
regulated families, and today. whom
anything whimsical or humorous stir,
Tho Star, Simmott or Parker or Griggs
his partners, will refer 90 "Miggles
Great Enor,"-Dayid Lowry In Pitts
burg Bulletin.