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Show 0 THOUtmr OF ITOUXDIXin Oun vituperative anlI-"Mormon" contemporary puts on an Innocent air this morning and, In an injured tone, thus plaintively expresses itself: it-self: "The Kews has said many vicious things of tho Tn&ujteln days gone by, but never before did it accuse anyone connected with it of a desire to wound the literary reputation of any child of this old world. The News editor should be sent to a mad-houe." We will let the paper from which the above is quoted supply tbe evidence evi-dence as to whether this protestation protesta-tion is real or hypocritical. In its issue of Tuesday, Nov. 4th, occurred oc-curred tills allusion to Mr. Charles Kills, with soma of whoe writings the local public Is more or less familiar: fa-miliar: "The ro'.tcn hearted and despicable literary rafflin." Of course such a kindly remark as that could hardly be intruded to "wound the literary reputation of any child of this old world!" 8uch remarks are simply intended as compliments com-pliments to those to whom they nre directed. |