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Show Attobnky General Olskey administers admin-isters a fierce rebuke to Governor Pennoyer of Oregon for not Bending the militia to protect the property of the Northern Pacific railway. This is about the most positive position tbe general government has yet taken in this troublesome strike season. It is the correct position. No man may destroy or put to the hazard property of another on any nort of pretext and state and national officers, military or civil, are compelled to furnish protection protec-tion whenever called upon. We esteem this the most practical and common-sense Btep yet taken. If the government will stand by that declara tion it will deal far more successfully with the lawless than it ever yet has. If Eliason can expose anything be can do more than he did here. It is The Dispatch's opinion that he sold onr local amateurs out badly and made them pay a Dig price for an exceedingly cheap johnish sort of second hand sle:feht of-hand Bhow. Utah eheep pre bothering the Colo-radoans Colo-radoans immensely. This territory is getting even for the Ute scare Colorado has given it for several years. A few thousand head of sheep plays tie wild with the followers of Waite. The farmers say that at this time of the year the next thing in value to a good sound soaking rain, is a enow. We enjoyed the latter Saturday to the extent ex-tent Of eix inches. TsE-Smitti vs. Jones suit last week called together an unusually large nam ber -of ble attorneys and m uch interest was manifeted because of the large Bum In litigation. Coikt is only a small man intellectually, intellectu-ally, and socially he doesn't amount to much, bat somehow he manages to occupy oc-cupy a good deal of space in the news papers. Echoes from Judd's Interview are still finding their way back to Utah. They come in faint straggling waves, like the eounds from the horns of e f -land The clouds lowered over the moun-, moun-, tains Saturday in a way toBUggeet more of the beautiful, . which is exasperating ex-asperating at this Eeason of the year The house seems to be in a bad humor generally, but it is a poor sort of a soldier who goes about fighting tbe battles of tbf late war over again. Hill's late speech doesn't send him towlinc on his wav to the presidency. The fact is David B. has gone backward back-ward here of late. Itr Richards don't soon resign the Tribune will lose an editor, we fear. Many good people hope he will "hang on." The populistic heart stands still while expecting bulletins from the sick bed ot Mrs. Lease. The firet battle in sight is the one over the first election in Carbon county. |