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

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"Well," said tho clork, fumbling for
his pencil, and making ready for a now
advertisement.
"That you, Baker,"
"ics, sir"
!, was the propriotor's voice. lie hal
popped into drug store to speak to tho
night editor.
Parker thcro"
mo. sir"
"Woll, tell him ~hcn no comes to SEQ
Grigga ut once. DO you hearF
"Yo8. sir
"llayo given Griggs special orders.
Tell him. Got THAR
"Yc5, fir. To tell Mr. Parker you've
Pivun special orders To Mr. Gdgg8, and
for Mr Parker to DO suro aud SEQ
Griggn."
"fhats all"
The night clerk wont to his desk and
was soon immersed In his labors. In tho
upper Story u Tho Star establishment
the foreman WIS discussing in q de.ui-
tory way Biggcr's chances against Mig
CLOS for the congressional plum"
"Whnt sort Of place Is Ponpcy
smash, anyhow, Dngsa; Ever been
/ thcroF
"No; but Grigrs has. There's lot
OF moss backed Democrats over thcrc-
/ the sort that vote for jackson and Van
Bugen, and opposite there Is another lot
Of straight laced, aifl backed PIclbyto-
rians -uosurrcndcrNyr written III over en-"
Anything ia thisspooch OF MisglosT'
"Blcst II know"
"Whata tho poiut-what makes him
80 out TO plmpcy sml-h TO fire oiIf'
"Ohl Why, It's mighty close vote,
You know. As near as / cau make out.
tho idea Is TO tickle the people thereto
honor them with tho opening Tcech--to
have the people talk about the speech
MigglCs mado at PoiupUy Smash. 4
hundred votes, ono way or tho other,
will scttlo 4; everybody knows that"
81 See" said the foreman.
Then no turned around, and lifting
his voice said in tones that could DO
heard by all in tic composing room:
Boys, pun ont ON Aiigglcs speech.
want 20 got 1t in early
Thcn thoro was silcnco In the coinpos-
ing room.
The wires worked well that night.
Tho night was repetition OF tho day.
Daggs was M TO hii eyes In ncws from
al quarters. "Nolhing stunning a8ho
called up to the foreman; "juat q steady
glut VI slush from all sources that could
be- chopped oil any place and mover DO
missed
When newspaper Office is In order it's
surprising how smoothly everything
runs Tho Morning star was run on q
sound system; so thorough that although
tho proprietor and editor, business man
agcr aud telegraph editor woro absent
they did not seem TO be missed.
Along about o'clock in tho morning
Daggs thought he would run up st7lrs
once more add SEQ how the speech looked
IN typo.
"Looling for Migglci spocchY" fsl,cd
the foreman. "Thcro II is-thrco col.
uml."
Daggs glanced over tho form. /. was
all right.
"You read tho proof sent It down
10 you-or, rather, tho roviso.'
81 looked at til gucss it's all right, -
and Dnggs returned TO his desk. whist.
ling.
just then n messenger laid fresh dis
patch on his table. Daggs glanced ut
tho clock. 1.-TWO fftccn.' IIo handed
the boy bacl; his book after acknowledge.
ing tho receipt Of tho message, and 10.
gan 10 whistle again rs he tore Il opon.
Daggs' lips retained thor position, but
no sound escaped them. The message
| From
four words;
"Dont print Migglcs' speech"
Daggs was dumfoundod. lilo rushed
10 tho pipe; ho was going 20 call TO tho
foreman, when he bcthought himself.
Ho turned the dispatch mp 10 tho light.
II was filed at $3.50. What did Il mlanl
There was an initial appeuded-what 1,
was ho could not mako ont. Possibly /,
WAS q ruse-a trick Of tho opposition.
He ran up stairs aud laid tho mysteri,
Gus message down before the foreman.
"Whnt do you think of that, Burtonr
81 don't think anything. There's only
ono meaning -itaays plainly, Don't print
Migglcs' speech;' and here we are print
ing H."
"Woll, but Griggs' orders woro 70
print 1t. What made Simmott bes par.
ticulnr about this speochl Why, he must
bavo suspected a trick. Anyhow--my
orders arc imperative
"Takc my advico-no. III have TO con
suit Parker. He's night editor, and ht
Is tho man 20 decide"
Tho foreman whistlod to the counting
room;
mir. Parker therc' Send him up al
once"
"Not hero"
"WhoIo Is her
"lIasn't been here tonight, Though;
no was m thcro.'
do You know anything about thil
speech Of Miggles', Baker,"
"No; mover heard OF it,"
Look aromd-soo If there's note OF
message thoro for mo-anybodyr
a minute elapsed.
Nothing here
"iero's pretty kettle Of fish" said
the foroman, turning 10 Daggs. "Whnt
AN 10 do. You've got precious little
timo TO decide. In or out-which "a III
lean chuck the form full Of miscellany
aud stuff lying over herc--in or outy"
"Obey orders II we broal; tho ownorr
said Daggs, with Napoloonlikc decision.
Ten minutes later tho forms were In
the cellar, and twenty minutes aftcl
that Migglos speeches wore thrown out
Oh tho folders hy hundreds. Daggs wont
down TO tho pressroom, brought up &