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Show IS J TUElHDAY, NOVEMBER OGDEK DAILY COMMERCIAL: ate a falsa THE COMMERCIAL. iiprenioi under anient A cloak rhl purpurea, the cms ia very dif teract. and ia vie of possibilities it iH UTAH. OGDEW. bear walchieg. If the Mormon church Eeme or People's party eta secure the support T. aL OOUaU it of ei'Jxtc of the great organ i rat MtMimtoniii. eta swing tbe affairs of L'Uh for years JIME .... to eoeae, and to aay that either of the U. W TCKSIHt. lOTKMSl parties is above waking the affiliation, would be Battery. So long as thequeetioaof adauanoa ahall be kept h tka w the background there will be bo danfcma .Cr TW4m ger of this coalition. Make that aa isamw foe, m ta'mmam. sue, and the ooalitioej will destroy every thing that the Liberals have to IS mnniMtinM asmM h. sAtnmi -- ke mtyt (r. Lt. Ounea t m. I i im i t r (Ku4 tb VtMk. rmAmauilt Oti. a. tmni tk. far TSB WtW PAKTT. a Itdoesnotoome iota being at the bebsat of an iadiiduaL It comes oc!r xhea the iateUiffeot votara reoojoix that there must be a change. IVrhaps people da not reongni that dm of these pregnant crise baa armed and that the result ha been the springing into txwteaoa of a new party. e they do not reougnUa in the a Alliance more than passing Vet the element in politics that ran utterly upset the eiieting order of conditions ia a factor potest enough to Ererj political party U bora of eri-c- Per-bap- a Far-mer- pro-tos- t. demand recognition. It the old party leader think that the Alliance will now retire, allow the Democrat the credit and truitaof tha victory, and be oonteot with la lire la won, thry mistake Uia temper of the people. It ia lonly a fair assumption that the Allianoe Bias just begun its work, and by holding ngetber firmly, and absorbing the labor strength, which naturally belongs to it, will soon be in a position to fight its own battlai and not operate aa a wing of any party. It will be its own party. The crisis that is responsible for the Alliance is simply the condition of a legislation uniformly against the inter ests of the farmer. lie had to work hard and long to pay the interest he owed the creditor East lie felt times gutting more and more stringent, and could see no gleam of promise ahead. Wall street continued to dictate. The finnnciai policy was ahaped wholly by the East for the East. The farmer took the case into his own hands, and he is prefet for its retention there. pared to If the Rejtjiblicans do not like the present aud f fie Democrats view the future with sJpureheomon, they have only (vnaeWes .to blame. Thoy had a nanoa. t I To aoeitbe Alliance b the field with its own candidate in V2 would not be surprising. To coa it elect him would not be out of harmony with the trend of circumstances that are now apparent to every observer. THB TICKET SCALPER . . eevepaper a&aa baa SEWS OP THE WEST. jaat -- pBssinorr Htnaiscdi Las named vember 27 as Tbk&kcfivujg Py. That which the worthy executive is thankful for himself w largely outbade ot politic. No- Tan street ear war ia still ia progreas with the energy of two strong companies behind it So long as the building keeps ap as at present, Ogdeo baa nothing to lose, Tu papers of the Mormon, church arc naned Greigo wat Saturday ia the aenitecUary at Lity. Freeman, of Greeley, recently Denver, took in the aighta, and ed auicida. ffort to oust Mayor Londoner r fromofik U again being made Ucalnvala. Templrton. a resident of Lead ae inetactly killed at the Busk on the Midland Nov. 6. . foreman of the pole the Dvcver Tram war- Com pan v.. If m was I fund dead in nta room recently. Isslfflla Moore, of Denver, was bound iq the sum of $400 tor bigamy, but elod tne court omocr and escaped. mAj Powers will be banged durior the if J wee in lecember aUCanoa City 1 1 fie murdered Charles BaernMr xr:g Mexican DM-ke- r, .... declaring that they do not want stateTax B&mJAjrr Kansas szhatos. hood. The? protect too much. Tbey are aimply exposing the smoke that in The Um comes to the defence of dicates the presence of fire. Senator Ingalla. The long article ia which it extols him ia well written, and Matob Lo5Dokeb, of Denver, ia bow Foflateea trains will reach Grand consistent with itself, if not with 1 1 paying the penalty exacted of the honest a, according to the new ached ule, It, however, bespeaks aa man who gets into Colorado politics. An Jud on completion of the Rio Grande sincere admiration for the gentleman tu ia being made to oust him. It junctitn road. attempt and warn aa to differ little from preju- ia The lairor of Montrose has ordered a hoped by all good eitizeas that it will dice. epeci&'J election to be held on November fad. 17, to tote on a proposition to fund the In the arraignment of the Kaneas sendebt l Jf that town. ator be was looked upon less as aa indiIt has been discovered by a Wichita Mnrnie D. Martin, aged 17 years, vidual tbah as one of a class. Nobody lady that the work! is to be destroyed Tom Rowland, the saloon can deny that be possesses strong men- November and with it all but 1 44,000 keepttr near the quarries, at btout, com tality cur that he is brilliant Yet the of the elect The lady need not feel mitul suicide by taking strychnine claas to which he belongs, the aristoc- elated over this discovery. The lunatic aov, Downs, a brak em an on a Un ton racy of politics, has brought upon itself asylums are crowded with people who Pactff) freight train, fell between the the condemnation of the intelligent have made discoveries fully as valuable. cars (fear Fort Collins, and sustained in voter, and Mr. Ingalls has uerer done juries from which he died a few hours anything to entitle, him to exempNuBAMEi prohibitionists declare that later. I Whl e in the neat or passion, ensren tion from the common fate. He can they did not get fair treatment at the coin treochect seutenoes or adroitly polls. Tbey were abused, and in some deredl y a trivial altereation.Frank Rob- inaoD.na bricklayer of Denver, purloin them. He can write an able instances hit with eggs. The eggs were killed liisyoung elder brother, W uuam, a well. article. By an Interview with him the bad. Such charges are certainly uo known contractor of that city. newspaper reader ia always interested. likely to increase general respect for NeMontana. That ha cares particularly for the inter- braska. No man can vote so foolishly ests be represents in the senate there is that ha has no right to vote. Ear ly closing of the stores is favored no proof ia his record. He accepted his bythd clerks of Butte City. his due If as his greatness. position The project ot establishing large iron Carpenters and joiners throughout the methods are pure or essentially different and steel works somewhere on the east Urges towns of the state are agitating new schedules of time and wages. from those of bis associates who buy ern elope of the Rocky Mountains ia beTh Flathead Valley Coal Company legislatures aa a speculator buys stocks, ing considered with renewed interest has tilled articles of incorporation with he has been the victim of unfounded since election. There is nothing, except the rjounty clerk at Butte. Capital charges by the press of his state, aud of a lack of enterprise, to prevent the stock is foui,uuo. George Langdon, tnotorman in the perjured oaths. Neither is he poor. works being established on the western of the Metroitolitnn Street Eleo There is no particular reason why he slope. Ogden is the place that should employ trie raii way, was severely burned about should be poor, and the mere fact that be looking out for them. the raito at Butte yesterday by coming ho is rich is nothing against him, and a in contact with a live wire. statemont of it does not logically proand counter the halt Henfy Sargeant, the brakeman of the charges If train that collided with the voke an attom pt at refutation. charges made against and by Henry M passenger Active partisanship helped to over- Stanley be true, the expedition into helper on the grade between Siver Bow Junction and on October 28, has throw Ingalls. The "yellow dog" period Africa, with all the good it accomplished died from the Divide, effects of his injuries. has gone. A partisanship that ignores is a disgrace to civilization. The killing The trial of Pierre Paul, the fourth intelligence and fails to consider ot Barttelot by a native, because he had Indian charged with murder, is progresfathe emergency of the hour, is justly wantonly assaulted the native's wife, ac- sing at Missoula. La La See was sental. The senator should have remem- cording to rules recognized everywhere, tenced to be hanged December 1, the bered the West, and disregarded Wall was justifiable. The white man who same day set for the execution of Pascale and Antley. street, and the farmers of the West penetrates the jungle has no right to would have remembered him in a differ- become more brutal than the natural An Earthquake Shock. ent fashion than that of November 4. denizens of the place. London, Nov. 10. A slight earthquake In striving to better their condition .his was felt in Monmouthshire on Saturday. 1 The tumbling lanted nine seconds. slaughter would not have been a necespeess onxiox- .sary incident ( . 'I' Gradually Fading. But to speak of Mr. Ingalls as one of FINANCE AND COMMERCE Salt Lake Times: For a' that and a' the "Prominent characters of the age," is to New Y ork Blocks. him and under esti- that Brother Caine' falls below his past mate the age. An age has few promi- majority. Government bond heavy. nent characters. The roan who attracts No Particular Significance. Silver, Copper, Lead and Tin. momentary attention,not to his deals but Sioux City Journal: It is no sign that Niw To. Not. 9. Copper, nominal. Lead, to himself, is not of these. The prominent the middle class is growing when barbers Meier ; dummtie, fS.9. Tin, steady, moderate characters of one age live through the declare more men part their hair in the demand, (trait, 20.90. ever now before. middle than ages succeeding. Mr. Ingalls will be Bonds. leave soon about shall as as he forgotten Can't be Wom. 8. Gorornmpnt bond) closed New Nov. Yokk, his seat ai Washington. His name is Donver Times: May not Kansas have a follow : not even written in sand. With the taken some risks in retiring six tried nnd V. S. 4's r(r'd 1S1 IU. 8. 4'4' eonpon .104 113 V. S. 4' coupon .... 123 Pacific point ot his agile tongue ho has written experienced men from Congress and U.S.4'!isrog'd....l03 in their unknown quantities putting it in the air. places? Stocks. 111 American Ex Northwestern, p'd. 137 Insult tolnjury. TO REPRESENT UTAH. 27 AoCiiiaon m i. i. vntrai caro-fully Butte City Miner: A largo and (Hnadian Pacific IH Orecon Navigation 80 American... North 2(1?$ Sonthnrn 4'i'i one If may judge the future by the selected assortment of eagles and ('an. Central racc... H Oreeou Improvm't !FI record of the past, Utah will have no roosters may be had at reduced prices by Burlingtcn... 84 Oregon Short Line 214 35 Pacific Mail applying at the Republican newspapers Lacitwauu representative in Washington. 15 t.Hintr 2Lsj D.AR.G of Montana. Rock Island. 674 Erie 1H T. Mr. Caine? Caine does not John KanuB 444 Texas.... 10 8U Paul the He 103 W of Lake ft Omaha. St. Shore represent rani represents Speech. territory. Figure 14 69 Texas Pacific A Nah Louif'e the Peoples' . party or the Mormon Kansas City Star: The Columbia Her- Michigan (antral.. W Union Pacilic 4J'i 62 Wells Fariro Kip's 35 church. He does this well, but he ia ald's comment that "Mrs. Leslie's pro- Mo. Pacific Northern Pacific... 234 Western Union .... 76 66 Am. Cotton Oil.... 15 paid out of the public treasury for it nunciation was exquisitely refined" was N. P.p'd not justified by her lecture in Kansas Northwestern 6i W.i U. S. Express which i9 not altogether a square deal. A woman who pronounces figure But as Utah has no representative, City. New York Monev. "tigger" has something to learn in the and really need sone, particularly in view way of the refinement of pronunciation. on call tight. Nw York. Not. 9. Monev 6696. Closing offered at 96. Prime mercantile of the silver interests, it is proposed to paper, oQ. stoning exenange, qoioi. eieauy. An Important P. 8. send Judge C. C. Goodwin down to the demand (4.85i. Bar Sixty-da- y bills Mr. silver New Herald: "Dear York fi4. Hicks," capital where as an individual he would she wrote, "I am sorry that what you have more influence than a houseful of ask I cannot Mining Stocks. I cannot become grant Caines. The proposition comes from P. your wife. Yours, sincerely, Ethel BarNbw York, Not. 10. Mining stocks closed as A. H. Franklin which at once shows it to rows." Then 'she added: "P. S. On follows: S 50 1 90 Hometake rest upon a business basis. Mr. Frank second thoughts, dear George, I think I Alice 1 Oo 1 65 Iron Silver Bodie will marry you. Do come up tomorrow Con. 4 05. va North Uelle isle... l ou Cal. lin offers to pay $3,000 of the 110,000 he 1 40 3 501 Occidental Eureka Con night and see your own true Ethel." 1 00 Z Oil Sutter Creek Gould ACurrv regards as a requisite salary. 2 10! UaleANorcroe... is There every reason for believing that THE SILVER PURCHASES. Boston Stocks. the project will reoeive the necessary endorsement Bostos. Not. 10. The stock market closed as Judge Goodwin is re- The Total Amount for this Month follows : garded as an authority on silver. He 274Mex. bond script,... 2,180,089 Ounces. Aggregates Atch.ATop 8t Mex. first mortgage has studied the question for years, and Burlington 10. Nov. Six 16 hundred Hex. Central com.. ISMlSan Diego Washington, has an ample knowledge not only of the thousand ounces of silver were offered needs of the mining section, but a broad and purchased at the treasury today, as conception of tho whole problem in its follows; 100,000 ounces at $1,029; 50,000 bearing upon national finance and pros ounces at $1,031; 100,000 ounces at '$1,032, perity. He would seoure a respectful 50.000 ounces at $1,033; 100,000 ounces 0 hearing, and his counsel would have at $1.0345; 100.000 ounces at $1,035; ounces at $1,037; 50,000 ounces at 1690. KLINKENBEAE 50 Trimmed Ha PUT ON SALE mi m m 1 1 1 mi rt n i w I r-- i'M iii i rM m- - in ww i . mil ;i t rM i i iii! j a a B1 r J m v w. M . $1.50 will tnj a $2.50 Hat. $2.00 will buj $3.00 Hat. $2.50 will Loj a $U0 Hat $3.00 will bnj a $3.00 Hat. 4 These ITata are all designed and trimmed bj as and ve are going to do a good torn. Come and aea tor yourself. Fifty Trimmed Ilata at MISS E. J. KLINKENBEABD socae-boc- ly SISTER. & No. 2351 Washington Avenue- - It Clge R J. MISS tl WALLACE, SMUDf & CO., (INCORPORATED.) Successors to WALLACE & TAVEY. WHOLESALE Dry Goods and Notions. Tha Onlv Rzclnaive Wholesale TVnr floods Honsa In Oaden. and the Laraest ia the Ter ritory. GOODS ALL NEW AND WELL SELECTED. 1 over-estimat- e There is perhaps no individual more abused than the ticket scalper. He does not deserve more than halt the censure he gets. The other halt should go to the railroads who operate with him and pretend that thoy do not So far as the public ia concerned, it ehonld have no quarrel with the scalper. He o vidua a choaper rate than the roads will provide, and his right to do so is one to be settled, between them and JLC Up to date he seems to be ing his own very well, despite the Hat of managers and pool commissioners. The question as to the legal status of tho scalper is by no means settled. He deals tor the most part in the return coupons of tickets tho first part of which have been used, or in tickets that have been purchased and never presented by the original purchaser. It is not clear to the public why a company should not bo as ready to carry John Smith as Bill Jones, so that when Jones has bought a ticket and chooses to dispose of it to Smith, Smith cannot use it without danger of being thrown from the train. Jonod paid his money for a trip, and a trip is a trip, whether he or his friend Smith take it. Let a man secure tickets for reserved seats at the theatre and discover later that he cannot attend. He may sell his tickets or give thorn away, and the affair is strictly his own business. By what system of ethics hid railroad ticket is on any other basis the high salaried gentlemen who manipulate pools understand better than anyone else. The scalper simply refuses to Tecoguize a difference. Perhaps tho railroads will freeze him out at lost, but he is an astute individual and they will have to ex-- . weight Some day Utah will como to her senses ercise keener diplomacy than has marked nnd elect a delegate, but until the arrival their aggressive tactics thus far. of that happy day, the plan of having n NO STATEHOOD YET. representative within reach of the Congressional ear is an excellent oao. Utah has seen the territories all about her assume the dignity of states and It is said by certain sheets that adwear the honors well. Yet Utah does vocated the election of Caine, that some not ask yet to be represented on the flag Liberals who took an active part in the by a star. campnign will refrain from doing eo There are politicians who would be hereafter. The theory is that the Libglad to push forward the claims that erals referred to will wait for a division the territory ia glad to have held in on regular party linos. There is a posabeyance. Utah has the material re- sibility that these popers are formulasources and the development that fit ting their own hopes into prophecy. The her for statehood, and yet she is lacking active Liberals will remain Liberals. in a great essential. She lacks freedom. Those who tried to stab the Liberal She could only go into statehood now as candidate were not Liberals at any a chattel" stage of the proceedings. The Liberal The Mormon papers proclaim that party is not banking much on weak eis-- l rs who bang about the outskirts of the they do not desire the admission of Utah. If they are sincere in this, well organization, afraid to eay what they enough. If they are but trying to cre are. p-- DvEn I tirrt rl f 100,00) worth of real estate aad paid cash tor it. If, .H-- t PEOPLE ASK IF Wo will Always Sell at tho Same Low Prices THE OGDEN DEPARTMENT STORE, N"o. lias OmiSPEClSLTIES Are: Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Useful Household Articles. Toys. Dolls. Games. Wooden and Willow Wares. A full line of Art Needle Work Materials, Stamped Linens, Plushes, Ornaments, Gold and Silver Laces and Fringes, Plain and Figured Silks, Lines, Canvasses, etc Mexican and Spanish Drawn Work and Roman Embroidery. If you will step in our store and see the useful and sensible articles Diled un on our counters you will wonder how they can be made so cheap. W. H. VOORHIES. Ready for Business WITH A FULL LINE OP Iron and Steel C a Tinware, Graniteware, uoods ol all Descriptions, Agatevare, Nails, Building Hardware, u u- - Copperware, And The Famous Garland Stoves and Ranges. Telephone 21L Boyle Block, 2468 and 2470 Washington Avenue. Call and let us Explain the Merits of the World Renowned 50,-00- 3. The amount of silver purchased at the mints during tho week ending Nov. 8, was 275,889 ounces; total amount purchased for this month, including purchases at the mints and today's purchases at the treasury, 2,180,889 ounces. Dana for thp Senate. New York, Nov. 10. The Tribune will tomorrow contain an editoricil upon the New York senatorship, saying, in substance, that since the Democrats will have control ot the next legislature, Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York Sun, will likely be the next United States senator from New York. 2S02 "Washington Avenue, Como to Stay nnd will Always Sell at One x'i'ice, ana uiai me juowosl. Howe Ventilating Heating Stoves. Mini EmA In UUUonaot Homes The Bankrupt Duchess. M Jeers the Standard. New York, Nov. 10. The sheriff reexcellence proven in million rf Its superior turned an unsatisfied execution on three homes for more than a quarter of a century. It used by the United States Government. judgment, aggregating over $600,000, isEndorsed by the heads of the Great Universities obtained on the Duchess ot Marlborough as the Strongest, Purest, and moot Healthful. Baking Powder does not lost week. The duchess has no property Dr. Price's Cream Lime or Alum. Sold only Ammonia, here and the income from the estate of contain in Cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER OO. her late husband cannot be levied upon. Now York. Chicago, Ban Francisco St Louis We do not Condemn other Stoves to sell, ours, but sell them on their merits. I SNYDER & ROBINSON HARDWARE CO. No. 2345 Washington A venue. |