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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

i'm beilen, poer cher AUDI nl6t, fpenl1
CT dber iniolge Der 9ti6tsulanun9 beS
0eilti9cn NrStes eni9 81 @rllnnc 9ebt?I
g8ollen bic Gerfolier zines iol6en 8e.
lebcs ni9t 10 piel ia9en, 0ls es 9ibi
feline IN # CT d Seele, Doer
oieieIbe lit Dem 2eibe an gSertb inter
oepronct?! - Mir mDllcn boiien, bof
iol6 Elm @eicb rebt balo BON Der SilO=
flG1e Deri1pinoen miro. -
Gopib Gttp, Neb., /. 0e3., '94.
Gecbrter Ncrr @onnCr!
Gm Wjttwo6, 81. Non, ~fcicrtcn mir bier
ullicr VatrouSielt, NH ;u9leib ertbeiItc IN
Ter bodiu tie 0err Sii6of Epuacum pel
yir1colu Die Sirmung. &ormitta9S iirmt(
CT III %clwooo, elmer auoereu @cmctllot
uuicrer |iarrei. Seooh celebrirte Der bod
miiroiQe &otcr Guppenberoer um I'll rbl
bier baS No6amt, wobei Der biellge Otdn'
llerhor cine breiitimmige Wtciie lang Missa
in honorem Sti. Stanilai, pon JlCrrn Sobl
Sln9euber9er, inter Der yeltln9 oes Nerrl,
NerouGnlo Noes. 9tabmittu9s battcu pil
icierli1e Se5per. nab Der &c6per Sirnruil9
uuo ooruu6 Observation-Disclosures Se9en. 0tt
&eSper purbe 9enalG ta9 Dem rDmII6ell III.
tuule %9elut9eu.
Sin 2eier Der r@o5ette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
1T b mrgti1es.
Screinigte Staatcn.
90 d.
Gnrrcjponoeu3.
otcm E II, sJa., 80. Sob. '94.

otem II, Sa., 80. Sob. '94.
Wie mun0erbar uno B o d
10 nab Cine merlin ii b q E
Shat a6e! - 2eBte g8O6e i6li6
Ii1 Die unheimli6e &runtbelt Der Vlat=
tern - small poX bier III Gemien
ein. Sin junger SrldnOer mar Oapon
III Chicago on9eItedt, unO lag nun in
Sebensgefabr trant onrnieOer. Ser
YiOrrer murOe 9eruien. 8epiB lit
Oieier Srantenruf pidt on9enebm fir
ben Yrieiter, allein oa5 @eiuiiien per=
pfli6tet i'm, ielblt in ei0ener &ebens=
9ei0br ibm 6OiQe 81 leilten. Der
lOtale 8eiunobeitsratb bate 9ebDrt,
oaB er geben merOe. Wtan perbat es
i6m inter Strafe oes 0eIeBes, oaB
Niemauo Su iOl6en Sr0nten SugelaTen
weroe ais Der SeibarSt. Sod Der
YfOrrer wuBte, Oub Dies prattif6
unmOgli6 lei, ben 9Sortlaut oes Ge=
iebes bate err md ni6t geb0rt. Gr
9in0 sum Sranten, inter Sirettipn
bes QrStes nit S6ubmitteln perieben,
ia er bate li6 beIIer oesiniecirt ais Die
Nerite es tbun, Dor unO na1 Dem Be-
iu9. - SrOB NllC0enl, bieB es, milile
er nab Dem @eIebe yQuarantinirt"
iperoen, uno er muBte li6 oOrldufi9
unterWerfen. 9lm Sonnta9 MOr9eu
Duroe er 0b9ei6loIIen bon aler Ge=
meinl6aft uno Der gunSe 8ottesOienft
bOrte auf, unter StUunen oes YDltes,
ME iOl6es oenn mOgIi6 ici?! Qlm
WOntag itGrb Elm anoerer WtNnm. Gr
iollte niht Obne Prielter be9ruben tper=
ben Il. oa Der Srt5pTarrer ni6t omtiren
burfte (?), t%ele9rupbirte mar nG6 orei
YrieItern llno teiner pollte tommen.
Sies mar 9eraoe re6t, oamit Die Wiit=
9lleoer Der 8emeinoe auftreten iol=
ten, ibr &e6t fOroern uno ben Yrielter
pertbeioigen uno Jpn beireien iOlten.
Der Pfarrer ia9te ibnen lie ioOtcn
telbt li6 beim State Board of
Health ertunOi9sn. Wton that es uno
qlel4 fam Die Nadri9t, oaB Der Pfar=
Ter frei lei! - 9ies Die SbatIa6en.
gtG6ber las S6reiber Sieics Die
Staats=G e s=@eiebe uno ~ irts
LID Dem Yu6itaben noh, bari nur
Der leibli6e NrSt einen YOden=
Sranten beiu6en! - AliO iol6e @e=
iebe bGben mir in einem 2anoe, oas
ii6 ein 6riitli6es nennt?! Sin iol=
Dies GeieB lit unOerniinftig, un6riit=
lI6, ia brutal unO beiOnii6, oa es
einem StcrbenOcn Die beili9iten, i9m
tbeucrIteH yte1te unO Se9nun9en ab=
ipri6t! - ga lit IS wObr, mas Die 81.
S6riit iagt; ng8us mlBt es Dem Wten=
i6en, wenn er Die ganSe g8elt gewinnt.
an leiner Seele aber Shaoen leiOet!"
g8as nuBt es ibIn, menn audi ale
leibli9en aer1te gu iDm o~irien,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Iu0cstaae.

= Sn Der @Obnun9 ibrer Gltern
ouI seminary Sia itarb Derfl. WO6e
Die 8jdbrige Gbriitina M. GrnsOOrit
Sodter oes Serrn Smile Wt. Grns=
oOrlf bon Der betannten Giienwaaren=
banOlun9 s. Grnsoorfi 81 Sons.
Ndberes in Der SOoesan5ei9e ar anoerer
Stelle.
- en- Sbrer @Obnun9 go. 1853
an Der SudiOn StruBe itarb am S0mss
flag I'M 2 ubr Wtorgens Srau &atba=
rina Steuoel i'm Nlter bon 6S Sabren.
Sic War erit 7Sabre i'm Nmerita.
- gu Sumpbrp, gteb. itarb Srau
g. @alter i'm Nlter OOn 81. Sabren.
Sieielbe bate an Der ct. Wtarien Nta=
oemie gu prairie ou 6bien, gSis.,
ltu0irt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
8rtrciicnn bic nrue Sriifc,

pcl6c an Dem oberen Staotenoe iibcr
ben Wiiliilippi 9ebaut werOen loll, lau=
ten Die leBten @erii6te mie iOI9t: SO
Die Saupttlo9e 9e9en ben Sau elmer
neuen frcien Bride, mel1e Der
Stabt eebort, BARN gipielt, oab cine
iolGe Sanrlun9sweiie cine lleber=
portbeilung Des Yripattapitals 1T, mel
DIES an Der SO1britde interellirt 1T.
10 i6ld9t man Oor, Die Staot lolle Die
alte Bride t0ufen.
Sisraui bat ben Staotratb ertldrt.
Die Sobbriide @eiell,hoft iplle ibrt
gln0ebote itellen uno ibren Sertauis=
prcis nennen.
3uerit hieB cs Nun, bic S6eilDaber
Der Sp6briife leien bereit oieIe an Die
Staot abSutreten 9egcn sos, 900 boar
ooer 9eoen cine iebsprpSenti9e SOno=
ous9abe bon sos, 600, welhes 9leid)
Dem Soitenspreis Der Bride lpeniQer
$25, 600 lit, ba oieielbe 1888, 900 gc=
tpitet bat. Sic WOllteu audi s PrOs.
per Sdbr pm ibren Sapltulien, ipel6es
3 PrOSent mebr 1T ais lie in Siuloen-
ben er9alten baben.
Sin anoarer &aufsantrag ip0 Der
iein, bdB man Der Stuot Die Bride iitr
Den SOltenpreis ($l33, 000) 0btrctell
mill, inOem Der Staotrutb oafiir in
ie6sprOSentiser SonoausSabe beSablell
IOlle.
gei oieien Siierten lit INNER Die
Seoin9ung ein9eihioiien, Oub Die Sod
bride in 3utunit irei icin iol.
Sieie SOrla9en miro Der Staotratl
lupbl III Der SeSemberIiBun9 Su bera'
then baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Sein ~3tucitcs YcrbGr

miro Der jun9e &arl See erbalten, wel=
der bel Dem Wtoroe bes StraBenna=
9enfiibrers HO6ner permidelt mar, Der
bet0rntlih Dor etma Sipei Sabren an
Der GbOmber9 GOenue 9etOOtet wuroe.
Sas StuatsObergeri9t bat Sarl See
ein neres YerbGr erluubt uao oerielbe
ift Inter Der Sbbut Sheriff. pbilipps
an Sicnstag @beno bier an9elan9t.
gu6 Sanien miro Sugegen iein UNI
nit allen iriiberen 3eu9en perbort wer.
ben. Us beiBt, Die 9crihtli6en Ser-
ba~nOlunsen wiiroen nG6ite @Ohe be-
giunen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Sicbffabl III sSarlcp.

Die feline Staot 6Nrlep muroe lebtc
gSOhc Spnnerstag bon Sieben in Nui=
re9un9 9eieBt. Nahoem oielelben
ndmlib in Der SAmieoe oes Serrn
Sings lih oas nOtbige Sanonerls9c=
i6irr g~eltoblen, bra6cn lie mittels Die
les in Die misunderstanding Der
@ebriloer &omion uno entmenoeter
bort einen &epOlper, iuluie Meiier uno
&aIirmeler i'm 9Sertbe bon 500.
Bon bort gin9en le gum Saoeu Der
Serren Giber IL SeruiO, no lie einen
I6weren 8eloihrant ipren9ten, pbnc
oaB es ibnen jeoO6 9elun9en wdre, Die
porbanoenen $500 Su erbeuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
9u 0nnirn Der Wittwc.

Die Wittlpe Sta SrunstiQ bate Die
Staot Dubuque auf $4,000 Sba=
oeneriaB pertlagt, neil ibr Mann auf
einem Siirgeritei9e 9eiallen uno n
sebli6 baour6 aeltOrben lei. Die
8eihworeneu enti6ieoen, oOb Der
6rau $4,000 sutamen. Neben Der
llnmaiie .Nrgumente", ,pelte Ierste
uno Nopotaten mGbrcno Den 9eri6tli=
den Serbunolunsen 81 Sage aeiOroert
baben. muB man ben 9eiunOen Ser
Itano Der Gei6wprenen bewunoern,
wel6e ii1 our1 o%ielelben niht beirren
lieBen uno Elm osrnunItisss llrtbeil
fQQten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Staat nmd Amaeaeua,
Entered at the Postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
@scnten Der ,,Wa,ette".
en- CHICAGO, gu.

Sn Nblco9o, 81:
Sr. Setter &eiter, 154 !Subiou 9lue.
6r. Wi6el g8elter, DO. 1912 51ite
StruBe, Siioieite.
6r. Heter BERNARD, 457 g9in6eitel
9lpe., Seit= ulb Siibmeitieite.
Sir Sl9b Rio9e, ST., NIB llm9e9enS:
@ebriioer &raul d..
Sir 9llrora, ST., NIB umSegeuo.
SoBu sc Ell 9, 33 Nortb Sroaowop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

- 6rau u. Gulberg. POrta9e, @is.,
iaQt: SD fam Die %gnuenoung bon
St. gu9ult &Oni9's Sambur9er
8rOpien auf's Gn8elegentli3lte empIeb'
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Slussiisc ats cia9clatfcnen Srtes
fen init S%citrdscm fur oas
SpScDbiuittt.

Hir Ienbeu S6neu hermit So. 90 III GGren
Wtarid, Der c(rolteril Der Getrilbtelt" llrlo
5lr Srlououu9 Der SCelenrltbe tlr %lttlere
bubiu9ei6leoere SHUTTER. Bon ollelI IbreiI
&inoern. (2lus Sings, Sa.)
Sr eircm beionbcret 2lnlie9cu noDm id
mir Dor, eiueu Sboler III Der Sreiltelle SI
GBrcu Der ySr0iteriu Der &etrilbten" betjllz
traoen. llno bu meine Bite erbort lpuroe
ienoe i'd eiulie9cuo ben perlprodeuelt Setra9
oils GriitQuGg meileS &erlpre5ens.
CNuS Metpbdlia, Sa.)
GiuliCocnb i6ide iW $500 fiir Die finite
Sreiitele 81 Gbreu oeg rSroltertlr Der Setrilbs
ten." (llus SSmou, @tS.)
Ie8cn elmer erb0rten Sitte ilberrei6e i6
Sbreu hermit brci Collar ;llr fitnitel Nrels
tleIe 81 Gbreu Der oSroltertn Der SetriIbten"
CtuS NtlueruI Roint, @Is.)
Cinlieoeub itubcn Gle einen Solar iir bic
finite Nreiiteue III SIREN WariG Der oGrDitez
rim Der getrii6tcl". sd bate oielen Collar
All 9ebeu peripro6er Inn Die Gelulobeit rplez
( Der III e~rlau0ell ltuo Oaut OtariG, III meme
Gttte erbprt IporoelI.
(}lus Siour Stir, Sa.)
SD ien0e onbei brei Collar Sur Srciitele III
Gbren WtariG, Der y&rOlterin Der Setriibter"
Spei Solar lulo non mir llo ell Dollar 1T
non meiler Nrou. gStr gcben pieleS III Der
glbii6t pou Wturiu, Der yEr0iterin Der ges
tritbten" bic Re9eluug pou Samiliens Serbults
niiier III erlou9el lnO itelen oicie Sade ibrer
mG6tigen Niirbitte oll6etnt oamit lie Die Nllz
9ele9enbeit 81 unierem Seclcubclle erleot9e.
"ou Der belten Noriulng, ouB Die liebe Wtntter
Gottes Die Sa6e nit Grfol9 trone, lelloen wtr
uuieren Setru9. (lhGS Abuopee, gSis.)
g9ir trooet hermit eircn Collar Srr Srets
iteue III Gbren WtoriG, Der ySrOlterin Der Be
triibten" bel. Nir baben ms benz Sbutt
Der OtItter @ottes uno oes betlt9en Solept
empiobleu ba mir lebr piel Sreui in $oault
babeu. 9Slr MADDEN oieieu Geitra9 aud
bumtit Der liebe @ott uniere 6eiuoe sur @r:
t~enntlllB briu9eu m0ge.
C2us ct. Saul, Miun.)
=
6iermit ienoe i6 Sbuen iiillf Collar Tin
bic Stiitung, Uel9e III Dubuque, Sa., be:
9ornen worpeu lit. Clus &ipertou, Sa.)
Siermit i9ite i6 Sbuer etren Collar fin
bic ~riiItite Sreiltelle III SIREN Der rSroitertu
Der Getriibten". (}lus ltep Sienna, SAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

Ginlicocnb i6iGc iD $500 fir Die finite
Sreiiteue 81 Gbrel oey Sroltertn Der Setrilbs
teu." CluS SSmon, @tS.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

Ie0cn elmer erb0rten Sitte iiberrei6e i6
Sbueu hermit orei Collar ;ur "fitniten Nrels
iteQe 81 Gbreu Der ,5roiterin Der SetriIbten"
(lluS WtIueral Ioint, &Is.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
gu pcrfaufcu.

Gin Steinbaus, woriu ii1 unten ein gro
Der Storeraum ulo oben 8 l60ue Nobu.
simmer beiiloeu. Iasleibe mlro Jest ais
Gtore 9ebrau6t. Sin Stol uuo 9roBer
@artell, mel6er 4 0ots 50xl00 SuB entbGlt,
iiib miteinbe9riien. gGe9eu Nd9erem penbe
man li9 al Reter Sari9,
Gi!bertsuile, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
SOoss +: Wmseige.

Gs bat @ott benz 2MmG6ti9eu, benz Serrl
iiber gebeu unO SOB, i'll leiIem uneriorl6s
li6en Ratbl6luiie 9%eiolen, rniere inni9lt=
geliebte 5o6ter
Gbriitima ". GrnsOoriT
I'M 9lter Don 8 ,Sabren uno 4 Dtouaten uad
tur;cr Sruntbeit, i'll elm beiieres Seuielts III
lid 81 rufen. Die Gerltorbeue mar III SUI
niata, Deb, 9eboren unO itarb am 3ieuit0g,
beu27. Nop. i'll Der 0Obuung ibrer Glterl
oui seminary 6lu bier III Dubuque. Gas
Se9rGbniB iauo an Mittwo6 ben %. gtop.
oui benz Dem oeutl6en tatbOliiden @ottess
ader ltatt.
Die trauerlben Sinterblie6euen,
Gmil ~. GruSoOrii uuo j q NJ lille.
r.. i. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

GGir icnbeu Sbneu biermit So. 90 81 GGrel
Wtnrid, Der cSrOitertu Der &ctrilbte1" llno
Sur S%rlou9ung Der Scetenrtbe tiir lrnlere
bubi19ei6leoene SHUTTER. Bon auen IbrelI
SIuperl. Gus HIll9s, SAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Stiftnng
Ger fiinitcn SrGitcllc int %dpitlidca
GOllcsium nSoicpDimirn"
ST Columbus, Sbio,
III G6ren ]llaria'S, GrdllrriNOCr Bctrd6fen.

Ilebertroo So, 247. "a
q. g., IperSuille, $o--.......". 300
llnbetarut, 9tcw SIclno, So..... l.Oo
=. 6lcin, Cascade, So..-~~~-..... LOO
q. &ctius, Dubuque, Sa.--~.~. 2.Oo
so. 9ieillborot, 9lbuopCe, g&iS..~.... zoo
WtrS. Gciubarot, Abnapee, isis. LOO
Somtlie Eaulp Sings, ga ....-.~.. 900
SO. 6Oritcr, 2Seblter Gttp, Sd. l'oo
llubetanut, Guitar, G.-.~....... LOU
Sobn &iun, Wincrol Eoint, isis. 300
Wtoria EoulbObcr, ct. Eoul, WtInr LOO
Nti6. nilger, Hiuertou, SD. 5.OO
G.. 6leher, Mtilwuutce, gSis-~.-. 1.OO
&. S6Gicr, Wtilpoufee, gStS.... LOO
llu%betount, S5mou, 2&'S.. 900
gSm. Shucioer Siour Gttp, ST. 100
llubetOunt, Dubuque, Sa-"~.... LOU
So, 2S5.44
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

Or. prices Cream 8afin9 powoer.
$SGiie 2Seltsaustsaunss ausriGnaug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

Sierlnit i9ite i6 S,bueu eireu Collar fir
Die %rilltite Sreiltelle III Gbreu Der rSroterIn
Der Getriibten". (NuS 9teIu Sienna, SAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-23
uTAH's ALLEGED GREAT LIABILITY

When the Poland law was passed in
1874 the duties of the office of Terri
torial Marshal, created under the laws
of Utah. were devolved upon the
United States Marshal, who was au-
thorized to appoint as many deputies
as he pleased, and the duties of the
Territorial Attorney-General were de-
volved upon the United States Dis
trict Attorney. Those territorial offices
were abolished. The probate courts
were deprived of the civil, chancery
and criminal jurisdiction conferred
upon them by territorial statutes, and
the district courts were endowed with
exclusive original jurisdiction in those
matters. The consequence was that
expenses. which were greatly increased,
that were previously borne by the terri
tory because of duties performed by its
officers, had to be paid by the United
States because United States officers
attended to those duties. But the
amounts thus paid out Of the United
States treasury were charged up
against the Territory of Utah and ac-
cumulated year by year. and with pen
itentiary expenses charged up in like
manner. when the territorial peniten-
tiary was placed under the United
States Marshal, has footed up very
large sum.
The ground taken by the Utah legis-
lature. when the subject of these ex-
penses was mooted. was that when
the United States appointed officers
and designated duties for them to per-
form, the United States would have to
pay for those services. Also that the
United States Congress had no right
to legislate money out of territorial
treasury. The question was many
times debated, the Tribune OF this city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-23

The Auckland, New Zealand Times
sends us a copy of its Christmas num-
Der, which it regards with great pride
as a specimen of journalistic enter
prise. Considering the price-sixpence,
it is a very creditable production, con-
sisting of fifty-six pages, with large
amount of news and many illustra-
tons, the best of which is lithogra ph
of the Maori Chief Rewi defying the
British troops at Orakau. 1t is a fine
picture, detached from the newspaper.
The other cuts are not to be compared
with the American engrayings, unless
it may be those poor cuts which have
no pretence to art. Altogether the
Times has succeeded in issuing num-
Der which reflects credit on the man
agement and speaks we'll for the pro-
gress of Journalism in New Zealand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-23

that persons losing animals would
know where to go to find their lost
stock.
We have received the following letter
on the subject. among others. and give
| it place as representing the views of
a number of directors. 1t comes from
a correspondent at Centreville, Davis
county.
AS the question of estrays is being
discussed by the public as we'll as by
the Legislature now in session, l feel
| 1t duty to the public to give
pointer" if any light can be thrown
on the question of a just and equitable
estray pound law. Having had some
experience in dealing with estrays, L
know of the deformities of the exist
ing laws on estrayS, and can suggest
a remedy that will fit those who want
protection from trespass. But it ap-
pears very transparent that the tres
passers do not relish the medicine, and
If they are the ruling element in our
Legislature, will not swallow it very
gracefully.
It is a, fact that cannot be denied,
the feed on the streets and on public
lands is so much cash to those who can
y IL II CO VI AOoL. 4NOfp IL lAAoL ScA11
be had free of cost, should those who
willingly assent to it be put in jeopardy
OF life or loss of property, or have the
parties who get cash so easy a right
to be responsible for injury, of which
they are the cause? If so why not
let the law be so framed as to make
the aggressor responsible with as little
trouble and expense as possible to the
injured party. Not ask them to prove
a negative or be harrassed by a long
tedious routine of formalities, which
in many instances cost more than the
original damages?
My opinion is that each precinct
should be compelled to keep a, public
pound and each road supervisor should
be the officer to take charge of the
pound and Of estrays, and be held re-
sponsible to keep estrays off the
streets And private individuals who
find estrays on their premises should
take them to the pound provided in
the precinct with the account of dam
age assessed by two disinterested per-
sons, to the pound keeper and place
to the credit of complainant, with the
fees necessary to cover expenses of
care, and otherwise, that may accrue
by advertisement and sales, ETC., which
in detail are not necessary to state
here. My experience has proved a sys-
tenn of this kind will soon clear the
streets at least of all estrays, and the
citizens made happy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-23

In reference to the contradictory quo
tations from Tribune articles on the
tariff and silver questions, that paper
finds itself again Sin a hole" and I'M
able 10 reconcile its conflicting state
lnents. It says Of The Herald, which
copied them: The trail which our cca-
temporary makes is as crooked as that
of any other snake that ever tried to
crawl through the dust or through the
dust OF literature" But that trail was
made in trying 20 follow the Tribune
through the dust it kicked UP to blind
the eyes of the public, and its crooked
course in stating one thing one day
and TIE very opposite on the next and
also jumping to opposite and contrary
positions in the same article. Trail of
the snake2" Certainly; it was the trail
Of the Tribune.
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have changed their feelings toward
this territory and put aside the old
intense bitterness. no matter if the
transformation has been brought about
by the Republican wave which has
floated over Utah. But we do not want
to see any Misrepresentation as to the
Democratic attitude go forth unrefuted
There was no need to introduce party
politics into this affair. but since the
Republicans have taken the initiative,
it may be necessary to refer still fur
Their to the vindictive past, which is
never relished by worshippers of that
party, whether in Utah or elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-23

Sprinkle a little salt on the fat slice
Of news about secret society to kill
folks in this city before you swallow
it whole. And don't be afraid to walk
the streets O. nights because of it A
footpad IS more TO be dreaded than
a bloody anarchist in Salt Lake. Times
are bad and some disappointed Office
seekers are vindictive. but they are
not going to murder men by the whole
sale because they have succeeded where
others have failed. It is well not to
exaggerate over much
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VIII Peckham be more acceptable
than Hornblower was to those Sena-
tors who would not confirm the latter?
Aud if they place Peckham on the SUI
preme bench will it be evidence that
they are f'the slaves of the President ?''
The turning down of .Hornblower was
not only proof that the Senate is not
run by the Executive. but also that
personal spites animate even the grave
and reverend signors who uphold the
custom Of senatorial courtesy in the
Upper House of Congress.
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ABOUT ESTRAYs.

The estray bill on which we have
already made some remarks and to
which we have interposed some objec-
tons, does not appear to meet with
approval anywhere. TO those defects
we have pointed out others have been
mentioned in addition. That it is bet
ter to have estrays driven at once to
the pound than to detain them where
damage is done appears from the tact
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