Show to OF THE PRESS eat e dawning of another day tribune salt lake Lak city utah thase are lark dart das for the west but we e bid imery man 1111 to t hold lua hia faith thre tin re ra ant at r enough 11 in the tile nal the tile other canon 4 near tins this icv to run dyna inon o 0 enough to tm torito litre to agne inal in lit it to an am mall many rutn as ha halt lout lost III nr plot neut in 11 the mines ji ith the tile power in ili and 1 with the properties iee in tit bait salt lake there la is a perfect mine nime df Nt balth alth and we belies itis it is going guing to bo be worked pretty prett A g is figur tug in starting immense works here another man id is mak ing tug figures to tee u about obtaining power lower tu light this cit to warn warin tin the houses and to cook the food of tile people wool is going to be very cheap these nest next fe years barg and with that po por er applied to the fAct factories orits there will be no trouble in fit making a N woolda ooh it f hen a factory as large na as the he largist lit fit no nav IV england cotton tan be delivered litre very er cheaply special rates can bo be obtained 0 oer er the tile roads already built through to the cotton belt of tk aas and with thia tills powie there would bo be no to trouble in ili making till 11 the totton gooda goods for thia ulterior interior country right here we tell the tile to hold on oil t their faith I 1 een en for silver we the bliwn is not BO so far off 1 as ilia iq 1 think it ink let coinon Con grisa as ko t ind anti cepil the 1 lift and very er probable probably befort con grass art sa meet in th re will ill bo 10 such a probst from the people of the bouth boutil and west that eien elfner cleveland will be forced to get some cue clie to do to something for lumy him to dicino for him whether it ignot la not possible ho he had ft a mistake beyond the night there will be it daw dav if and we think we see signi of light i jw in the tile east which indicate that cry boon the air will grow gron soft the shadows pass away and anti a it now new suit ri ae above alove our horizon the specter of free trade time lo 10 angela angeles cal call I 1 10 bissol 1 w h le I 1 ile illi thin ing masses who blinded by false uro promises voted for cleveland iohd demo democracy crac are learning earning in the biter ter school of experience is 13 one oa which every ever day gives to the world the moral which 14 j to be drawn from it the general dc dorease rease in the wages of the laborer in ili almost ei aery ery department of industry indu str ern elli ph assze that moral dail it saya says he the change winch which our votes demand has come with paralyzing effect the sovereign peo ie le ha ban e what bat they demanded and hardship and privations and failure are the result the good time promis tol with the success of the democratic part have not materialized the mil waukee walkee sentinel att say a 9 that wages in in the tile luntzer regions of wisconsin are art about 10 a month mont h lower than lit year ear strange that when the dern democracy rac sta start rt out on oil it the ie prin ciple ol 01 making everything cheaper the fiorit thing that cores down don 14 tho the anes of the tile man but perhaps in no department of I 1 iciness is thia this paralysis being felt more sensibly seni bly than by our woolen manufacturers these manufacturers manufacture ra should now be mak ing goods lor for the winter of 5 but the free trade paralysis has tins seized them they are with without out ardt rs and tile they fk ar to go accad buying wool at protection and it with labor paid at protection protte tion wages for long bufore the coming year ear ends atiee trade in wool and woolens woolen Y liae lime revolutionized prices our amerton in do not wint to bo caught that way nay find tins ills explains why r mi fill thou mud of int if in I 1 it t lie indue teiei triei tire ed tod to l d dy i the part should 11 t n to ii what IN future alny 3 is to in tina matters tint our I 1 irple inny may know what ulan t to 14 look A for tor ward 6 allot act the th object lesson tr tim lo 10 anele al a the te pebie of the tv country cout itry haie lime t A very striking object ivhon in polities tits during the past year if the have failed to profit b by 7 their experience it will show that not possessed of na ns much common seno as the they aro are cred credited iteI with A wise child amsy bum ite itt fingers onoe bat but he would not keep on oil I poking hie his li it cub fit the fire aeto r his first ex peri ence should the tile ix people ople orn or n majority of them theil lask ask for soine diore of this sort of thing at the th next general o 0 election tion tiny will not tx down ing of much sympathy from froin the minority who vill have lime to suffer A ith till alu n it is more likel how ei ear t r that 1896 18 will witness a re turn of if the tile people to the tile path in ft inch hiell they foundss found so much prosperity during moro than a quarter or a century democratic prospects tan jandard dard ogden if matters corny come to a climax on oil the tariff question as contemplated in fit the rough draft of the proposal propos td tit d ino cratic tariff bill now in the tile candig of president cle cleveland eladid and Sec secretary Carli carlsile Car lible ile for fur perusal peru aal utah has bai not jet 3 et Hc seen enier fier worst da dad s financially son mouife of tile ft f aguren of tile said bald bill are er radical the freo free woul net act of springer chich passed the tile house at tit the last congress practically without change is incorporated into the new nev while the sub flub coin coill have not yet made up their minds on oil the sugar question aa as to what revenue they are determined to yet get out of sugar if any it is a sure thing that the bounty will go 90 with a it further demoralization in fit our crippled industry pro imbed in fit free wool and a repeal of the sugar bougill bou bount till by which that manufacturing industry will cease woe to poor utah I 1 and this bill i is what friends of democratic rule rule would undoubtedly term a cheerful feature which ahall shall redound to nid in fit our future futuro prosperity as a tyl behold Beli old what need the territory has for a progressive republican legislature and what een eien greater necessity there is for a national government which will look after and foster the dying interests the threatened industries of the mighty west the people will find that this warning is not mere republican buncombe democratic policy will make itself felt in tit each man pocket to his lasting detriment south african mines la depond depend t helena Xo titana for ses several oral months south africa has had bad a boom in montana re bently minea mines left this state for that cu chantry antry and in addition many clerks and mechanics have gone the there re recent reports however indicate that they have struck an overcrowded market there is no doubt that the Trams transvaal vaal is a country very nery rich w u gold and certain to be one of the largest pro dubers of the yellow metal watal in the world the output haa has grown at an astonishing rate in a few a city with people jb johannesburg an and a prosperous and populous country havu have been lite literally rall carnee can ec out of the wilderness large eurna of capital have be been invested and hundreds and thousands of la beners biers employed alie transformation haa has been going on for several years but it is only recently that the fame of the transvaal has reached all qu quitters arters of the globe in consequence P of immigrants are being attracted thither it ia is probable that the granta grants have not sufficiently in formed themselves of the actual state of things in the transvaal the labor situation there is 13 not prom sing the johannesburg sentinel recently declared that 1 there 1 13 11 no demand fo for r carpenters masone masons bricklayers plasterers an and d blacksmiths the country is over oi or stocked I 1 with fitters miners wagon builders tailors bakers dressm dressmakers and waiters badly with engine horse decorators painters printers at tit d echop t lits T the situation ast ag to clot darls ie described as terrible I 1 lie gabd lab div ra rs tire n mostly colored and tre tta teachers chers are paid chere is hon e er plenty of room for good w white it I 1 t a iLine atif servants eer vante the clio rent of at three ruou cotlige is from front 35 to 40 per month mouth and good table board is from front 8 to 10 lor viel we UK ere in in receipt of volume on number one of the manti 1 MES I r we GER EB published by mr joel bho sho maker formerly of thil count hr has been in utah for or several y years cars and we are glad to 0 o know is succeeding democrat falmouth Eal mouth ky |