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Show II ,J I jj ; ; Both hnufes o Hie Utah Lcpislaturo I , promise fait li fill work from novr on. I h about. limo. 1 ( - -j' ' ' Representative Inrnor of Idaho "was r . chased by a .trio, of secretaries of orbit orb-it ' I ; tjr T?cprescntativqs. AVhero was his I . inn? I : i f ! Gaiy was up)oscd to bo a model l i pit; but. the fights and riots there reduce it (o quite ihc ordinary level, Iff, with no d'ytinpuiehinp pride. I fl J - When the Deserct News admits that 1 Burton J. Hendrick proves his ease as I 'm to the prevalence 6i uew polygamy, and II that the church is responsible for it, I a why should any one else, deny? I jf ' : There are to bo elections .in Portugal J ! in April in which two rival factions of 1 ( Libcrulists will contend.. But it would L 1 hot bo surprising to sec the people re-jeet re-jeet bothr and restore the church and j t the' throne. Portland Oregonian: "Bailwuy f; " holdings are not of such delicate fiber as to be affected seriously by tho terms f j of 'a decision by the interstate Coni-t Coni-t mercc Commission. Somebody is in a tleaj and is dealing." ' !t 'no a panose are said to be juli-t juli-t hint at the ratification of their new ; I i treat' with the-United States, and to . , t : consider it an epochal event. But its m & rca importance is yet to be domou- Tm j strated, and whether it "will make for j & , , peace or for war. j 1 ' There is no possibility for Indians to J ' win in a fight with the whites; and yet j ( ; overy few years the Indians try it, iL.V ' The latfst instance is where a band f';j of Indiana killed four miners in iTc-p iTc-p j vada. "Rcsnlt, that band is cxtunni 1 hated. Severe, but iust. ; ; Everybody will agree with Attorney- K? ) pcneral Wickcrsham that "the lawyers ; have made a fetish of procedure and obstruct justice with artificial rules,,; "A. ' But where is the remedy. Until thero h' ib a remcdj', procedure will keep right on with its throttliug of justice. a An Eastern contemporary asks, i " What can be expected of a U. S. Sen- ate that weeps sympathetically over 3 William Lorinier?" We should say, a 1 good deal,- for it shows that, in spite of .ill appearances to the contrary, Hcna- l Tr t lors have human feelings, and certainly proof of that was needed. ' Government oxperts aro of tlic opin- '" that potash salts arc likely to be i J found in this mountain and basin re- vj- gion. It's a wonder they haven't been j found long ago, us pretty much every- H. ? thing else is here. But, then, perhaps, . na so many instances, the deposits have been walked over for years, uii- ' ' noticed. t j ' . . iL, R When ladies leave jewels of the val- l f uc of $130,000 in their cabins, it is not V surprising that tho gems are stolon; Hi- i 1,1 filct would be astonishiing if they lvcro n()t- And when the captain of H- l,re ,)orit Points out that a big safe is Ht-; !j cpl for 11,0 uxpress purpose of safc- H' keeping of such valuables, ho comes H'H : pretty near speaking the last word H; ij that can be said on the subject. Hlv'i , ! As ' tlio time approaches for the 5 il opening of the Panama ,C'nnnl, the for- Hj H cigncrs begin to protest against our uxiuK it in our own way. Here are the Bf ' British 'ship-owners, as reported, pro Btt&Jl tcatingjigawist the proposed exemption HjjU American roust trade vessels from Pa un inn Canal tolls. British money capturod the Suez Canal, but has not yet onpturod tho Panama Canal; and until it does, the British voice may as well not Jbe heard, for it will not be regarded. |
