Show 0 11 II jones editor of the st louis republic has foolishly taken up the light fight of phoebe couzens and the prospects arc are that a arp garut tt det I 1 of trouble and delay will bo be occa occasioned cloned on april 24 E 0 fyffe tho the own cr er of a ranch near fairplay colo I 1 shot A C scribner Scrib ncr a sheep mao through the head with a winchester win cheater rifle instantly killing him the a ai terea tion was brought about by scrib ncr running his sheep on F 3 ff range pueblo lilo colo is making preparations for a great celebration on the ath of july tho the pro gramme will consist of a bar barbecue barba bacue cuc at the fair grounds boat racing on lake ana during the day and close with fireworks fire lire works and a grand ball in the evening at the mineral palace mr elwood madan returned saturday night from the deep creek coun try lie ile refused to talk much about his trip but simply said ho he was wass disappointed ho he evidently rigardo the uintah county camp much better ae as ho he in tends at an early date to push ush work on bis his mines over there ogden standard rL there is nothing slow or second class about mr blaines foreign policy tho the cost of cabling his note in reply to premier was nearly 1000 and he sent it collect if italy only knows it she gobat got t the figure a great deal more than a thousand dollars worth ef sound diploma tic tio doctrine ogden standard the extension of the bio grande western railroad into the sevier country is cure sure to bear fruitful results in the way of opening up a country rich in mineral and b u I 1 locality alc that will be directly tributary to this city to the advantage of all conc conceded concen ened cd speed the day when the road will be completed I 1 salt lake like stock ex change journal one failure like that of the paper which has flunked out here does the town more barm harm than most people suppose as capitalists and people outside lose confidence confide ace in the city when they hear ot such news it it is far better to support one paper and make it a solid representative of the town than to even allow the reputation of our fair city to be injured by ana a thing of this kind Payson Utah enterprise grover Cley cleveland eland Is hedging he now says his nt against the silver question has twice been im 1 beached by results and possibly by 1894 1694 the earliest period when a free coinage measure would reach reh him if elected president 4 he might expert enee a change of heart and favor the measure grower does not propose to allow a it little matter of national finances entirely to balk his ambition omaha bee in the course of his speech at memphis president harrison very I 1 pertinently said 1 I know no reason why chev cotton states that produce 75 percent or tho the colon coton of the world should not spin the greater portion of it I 1 know no reason why they should export it as raw material rather than as manufactured product A baldis g in their midst tile drones of of the raw matial mai I 1 to the finished product there ie Is no reason why the states should not spin their own cotton q 1 except it may bo be the return to tho the democratic industrial policy of tho the days before tho the war colo sun tho the new york times and world both goldbug gold bug papers arc are extremely fond of dwelling upon the fact that western farm lands arc are loaded down with mortgages without admitting tho truths of their exaggerated statements may wo we not assume that their sympathy of hypocrisy 60 u long as they insist on the retention of the single gold stan standard daril which Is constantly Aggra aggravating sating the burdens of tho the oppressed mortgages antedate 1873 the 3 year car of the of alli cr since which time the prices of farm products hao hane steadily declined until 1 the ri recent rise in the price of silver when they stiffened a little ex our exports of domestic diso dise for the seven months ending january 31 1891 amoust to 0 1803 which is about larger than for the same months in 1890 for lor two months ending february 28 our exports of merchandise amounted to and for the same two months in 1890 at the same time for the seven mouths considered our imports show an Inci increase vase of over 1890 and for the same two months as above the cie increase is over 2 the increased imports do not imply increased customs taxation although the effect of the reduction of sugar duties has not 3 ct el appeared in the treasury return pits burg commercial gazette the new now york SUN sneers at president harrisons tour tout through the states in search of in a sly and but not really natured ill manner some of mr harrisons speeches in the south do seem seema slightly lightly inconsistent with his cle eloquent quent advocacy of the federal elections bill with the late congress but tho the SUN is constrained to admire tho the presidents talk from the rear platform of his wonderfully well appointed train says the SUN candor compels the statement that at the tail tall end cf A the Va macuna vacuna curia surrounded by the hundreds and thousands of his fellow citizens who throng to inspect the wonders of the presidential dental train and t to gaze upon uron the nations chief magistrate general harrison Harr is at his very best whether prepared carefully in ad vance or extemporaneously excog ita itaco vi his occasional remarks along the route ha hae e been nearly faultless modest in tone interesting in matter local in their application while general in character lively without being sensational moderate without being commonplace full of ideas consistent without being monotonous excellently and often eloquently ex pressed thoy they deserve recognition by political friends and enemies alike as models of pullman platform oratory they are wonderful speeches thus far and no doubt every intelligent person reads them with pleasure and profit there is no more sinking striking illustration of tho the diar difference arence between our times and former times aa thun n is I 1 8 presented by the act that tins gentleman not only travels miles in thirty days in such luxury as no crowned potentate could ever before comm command omd but that his brief speeches at the towns bo he passes through are read mad discussed and criticised criticized or admired ra over the civilized world within a tew tow hours of their delivery think of the audience not less than two hundred and fifty millions of people given him by telegraph the ocean cable and the power press A man must have a clear bright brain a good heart and a conscience devoid of offence before god and man to dare to submit himself to such an ordeal benjamin harrison is a gentleman as well as a statesman states mm yet ho he is its said to lack the personal magnetism that assures popularity and the opinion seems to be druwing in n the country that blaine and not harrison will be the republican can difate in 9 92 1 1 however that may be it will be generally granted we boileve that every citizen of the united states has reason to be proud of Preel president dent horrison salt lake tribune |