The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-25
- county is yet wondering why
those present all laughed.

county is yet wondering VIII,
those present all laughed.
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Ephraim Enterprise: B. H. Robert:
I does not seem to be satisfied with hav-
/ ing gone back on the principles he 80
ably advocated in the reconvened con.
vention, but now comes out and op
poses the views he then expressed. How
the mighty have fallen. He who, only
two short years ago, was Democracy:
idol, is now looked uDon as a traitor
by every true Democrat in the state.
Denver Facts: Banks a-bustin
everywhere, business gettin' weary
music in commercial air soundin
mighty dreaTy! Faces all a-growin
long, ears are all a-ringin': tired OF
lis'nin' to the song old McHanna'
singin'. Good times comm by-and-
I by" that's the yarn they tell us-Ana-
MAS could't lie long o Hanna's fell
lows. Tell rus we must hold our grip
never ort to weaken-keep a solid up
per lip, though the ships a sinkin',
Say when Mack once gifts a hold O. the
business rudder, be a stream of milk
and gold fiowin from the udder. Soon'l
strike the risin' grade. land be flush O
money; every artery o trade be full o
milk an honey. Lord! if promises was
meat. bid goodbye to trouble-all have
mere'n 'nough to eat-git too fat to
wabble.
Logan Journal: The way of the Sc
Queer is hard in Missouri. On the night
of the 9th a jury in Nevada, Mo, ac-
quilted John and Alva Blair for the
killing of John Anthony, son-in-law of
John and brother-in-law of Alva. He
had debauched his wifes sister, and
the enraged relatives deliberately
aH n nd hnf h fa Ia
the remedy is a severe one, it will have
a salutary moral effect in that locality.
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Mt. Pleasant Pyramid: utah Pioneer
Jubilee" is the title accepted by the
committee for the grand semi-centen-
NAL celebration next year. Success to
the Utah Pioneer Jubilee,
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Provo Utonian: Senator Teller of
Colorado, the boIter and traitor"
has been elected to the United
States senate by vote of 80
to g. which is a matter of rejoicing
to the friends of the white metal. Of
course it is somewhat of a disapDoint
ment to the gold standard people. Had
he been defeated he would have been
splendid horrible example" of the
political death that awaits all who
dare show any friedship for silver.
The following from the Price Advo
cate would almost lead one to believe
that there is a slight divergence of
opinion between the editors of a cou-
pie of papers in that section of Utah:
The News, with it's characteristic love
for mud throwing, attacks this paper
and its editor in last weeks issue.
The lies, innuendos and slurs INDUCED
in are another characteristic of the
men who run that sheet. The article
has the ear marks of Convict Brownlee,
who, by the way, is serving a six
months sentence and it is said
carries the keys TO his cell and
goes and comes at his pleasure. Now
this is a nice state of affairs, isn't it?
Why put the county to the enormous
expense to convict and then allow SEN
tence to become inOperatiVe. There is
something radically wrong when this
state of affairs is allowed to prevail.
While this is depressing, it is timely.
Now it must give the late commits
sioners much joy to have this kind of
a layout vouch for their integrity.
One would rather think it would give
them commissions. 1t might be just as
we'll for the News to remember that
when we make kick we back il up
with facts and figures, and facts and
figures only, carry weight. The use of
many scurrilous epithets proves moth
ing. IneN ONLY acI as boomerang.
This attacks reminds us of NANCY,
dirty little cur attacking the fearless
Saint Bernard who Dursues his wav
and does not even feel the snappings
and snarlings at his heel.
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Eureka Democrat: Representative
Dockery of Missouri, who spent the
congressional recess at home. saws:
The samples of prosperity we have out
there are not satisfactory The adj
vance agent is too far ahead of his
show"
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Bingham Bulletin: It is said Dur
rants symDathizers win succeed in
a new trial for him. on the
ground that the evidence duplicating
him with the murder of Blanche La
mont was insufficient to convict. He
VIII never get his deserts at the hands
of the law, and no mob is likely to
modest or crank take a shot at him at
this late day. When the fiend regains
his liberty he can take his pick of a
wife among the troup of young women
who have kept his cell bright with
flowers during his confinement This is
a strange old world.