Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28
Political Pointers.

John James is tho latest candidate
for county clerk on the Republican
ticket.
A number Of vacancies I'm the - imo-
ctttic county committee Will be fllod
~ tomoifow's meeting.
Judge John w. Burton isprominent.
~ mentioned o. a candidate TOT county
attorney on the Demooraiic tloket.
Chairman Powers OF the Democratic
Btato COMMITTEES will came down from
his mountain roos1 AZ Brighton TIA 10
evening.
Washington Post. There are some
unemployed men vino would rather
nave a % cent dollar thHn no dollar
NJ all.
Biate Senator Candland IL among
the Republicans who have arrived 70
attehI tomoffow's uuiibufaiious Of the
state convention.
Chicago Dispatch l u comes 10
plnCI, We oln pay Bpail iof toe dam.
nro done ~ nnbustufs either b. souna
mo oy or aaluni thrtaniny.
ID tr0it A fibuno: They donT 70 nj
| thueiivcf tide right. Tides have 10 DO
lrtalUu with the cracked Ice 0i logic
fatnut than Tue hot compress u vitu.
potnti0u.
Eureka Demoorai---A silver club
will DO organized NJ Rlbinson on sat.
ufday evauibg. There n lsrse
amount Of Bryun onthu Iiasm appattni
nj the Min CITY.
Lthi Banner-rho Ogden STANDARD
10 OF whon II talas nuout the fo.u ccli
VI senator Frank J. Cannon this all.
Mt. Caun0t'i torm 10 iOf tnfus yrais
from date Of taking ofiior.
There are six Republican journals
lett IN Utah. They Ard the Oklen
Piece, Provo l. iquir,r, LoRai Rspuo-
lioan. Nophi Tunes, Boa Eld 70 County
/ News un1 Richneil Auvltar. %
says the last named paper.
Hon. Pfesley Denny, speaker Of tho
lower hfanch OF the recout Legislature,
10 up from his Beaver home 10 attend
the meeting Of the Rtpubl can State
Committee tomorrow, lie says tuAt
politics IN about equally dividsdD la
the south.
Pituburg Chronicle Telegraph; Du.
kano--"lne college which viii a,tiaci
the most attontlon this ear does not
possess football i0am." Oaswei.-.
"Oh, nonsense. "tps iact.D "Nhat
college 10 you rtief to-" "rho eitc.
toral college,"
EphrAim H. nlorpfls.. Their arc q
good many tiiiucs 10 mi IN this county
thia fail but up 10 date wo nave not
heard " single prospective oauul-
dale. 10 looks ns though tho tiilee
would have 10 seek the men thi4
year.
Tho Argus which was founded by
james II. bloor n couple Of yenfa ago
anu which has been conducted by that
gentleman during the whole Of that
lime, passed into new hands last even.
Log. Tho new business manager 10
Alma kaiA, formerly Of the Herald
IcporloriHl stat. The editor has not
yet been decided upon nor arc the
names OF the hackers OF Mt. KaiE
given 10 tho public. The paper will
continue % exp1und Republican prin.
oiplcs. MIR. Bloor Will oitnor 10 10
Colorado or Montana TO rect aud fs.
gain his health which has been more
or lees Impaired Tor some time.
MAGNOLIA, Ark. Aug. 24.-Con.
grtssman Merle denies on the high.
ct nuthnri y recsnt statement VI
| = HANAAhH -" 70 NH
Gov. Foraker, In a speech at Columbus,
o., las. Saturday, which no says he pre-.
pared for the prosa In advance, made the
remarkable statement that "tho reason
silver dollars are maintained al par with
gold II because silver dollars md every
other form OF United States money are
rodecmahle IA gold.n
| [ put against the statement Of Gov.
Foraker tho following official letter
from tbs treasury department.;
/ MAsuts0roS. ID. O., Aug. o, 1885,
Hon. Thomas G. Mol,ao, Prescott, Ark. ,
| Sit-ln reply 10 your letter OF the OH
inst, hnYo the honor To Inform you
that this department docs not redeem
Other standard silver dollars or silver
certificates la gold, 10 IA arc receivable
Tor all debts due 10 the United States, but
silver certificates are rodoemablO only In
stamped silver dollars, aud tho later,
being standard coins OF tho United
states, arc not rodeomable In any othor
| form Of money.
Respectfully yours,
| W. u. CURTIS,
II M.HM lac j