Ogden Daily Commercial | 1890-12-30 | Page 4

oi.liLX DAILY CoilMKiiCIAL: TlXSDAVDECEMCKIt for ary THE COMMERCIAL. Dcoewity Lt in rr?ld. Iim!.e OGOCN. E. at. OOBaTIJU s . DELXMEES m rUKit at !:.- i- - 1 VI. LUX W tKirared la eitj at S atuU k'l swaiaianirstiMW atuoald ha .OMfcJU Ul, 0MS I ITI. L TLB. U THB al fju.ai la taau fcataroj M tfc. .mi iLwu" Sjsa-- ai inviti'a-- Hiimo Ewroa. r Mulan inn a r fiMiwt fuana UTAH. turn BZX1T JAMES SrOAT - - - . - 1 Kkk- - Tf-llt - o- axmlL HrlCO, I'tak. fur a aMsafttOaa 0-- SLANDEBIXa THB FEE3& Thr U do aingia institution that doee au much for tha aJvac8int of Uia cvpaper and thr civilization is ooaa that ia landrd with, tha aaa regularity. There ia a faabioa of railing at th fcrpol press." What bypoeriu aet thia faahiua U not matter of record, but vrhoavar La roar hav.beon hia army of iciiutora bus rcjt teJ point beyond numbering. The nepi.pir is a buwneaa concern, and ia ma for money in just tha aania way that a stumor railroad ia conducted ao aa to pay fair internet upon the capital invented. The term "renal" carriea with it an odium that ia in no way merited by newawpera aa a claaa. Tba charge apriutrt from vartoua motive. At timea thia motive ia aelfiahnaw. Some diflcruntled politician who baa approached a paper with an unclean proposition and repaired a rebuff mounts the roatrum and tears bis hair in denouncing the "venal press. Another man who haa attempted to malign hia neighbor over the signature Tro Bono Publico" and been angered by learning that his contribution went to the office cat, inveighs thenceforward against a "venal" f rees. The minister or laynnorobod in garments of may stand in the pulpit or tho amen corner and prat about a "venal" prewi. The lawyer defending the red haiuiatl murder, tor a fee, spout about the "venal" proea. The habit ia tiresome, largely becauu it is foolish. The press is not for salo. If it were to: aale,"even to the extent the lawyer is, it influence would be gone. There is no sum of money thut would induco a newspHjicr to shield a burglar or a ropwt and to misconstrue the !uw in his behalf. The lawyer's training is to make him salable, to give his taloats a value. Unless worth buying ho ia not rauked as a good lawyer. Yet because hero and thero way be fuiind an editor who will accept a "retaining foa" the lawyer is very certain that tho press is "venal," nnd his sorrow about it is very touching indeed. The nowspapers of this country can always be found upon the side of that which they dcorn right They err, of coureo, at times because there is nothing but human agency behind thoai. The is "venal" is unfair c harge that tho preuntruo and filly. The press is no more Kuilty of unj thing that gives color to thia chargo than are the other factors in modern civilization. u a tktkleLd vt th from tLa to l st-- Lijiltd first. Vbe t Lad brea ftiaJ. not auepioious for xju J-Lt caused tiariu- - Tba tlrrt lla--t mm to rbeck them, aad (Lea Loli inquiry lth a vie to a beUer&rfsot U future loIk-T- . Clrcumktaoce Lava eeQphaauad the LaJueful tresitmrcit to hub Ui ioui kava beea aubjocted. TWy Lava poured ia light upuo a eonJitioa of aSaira that beea Lava a diagram. The &oci starved. Had thry beta aeourdl that which was their due aa the va'ds U the nation they mould sever Lava listeoed Uitha uoiaocoue teaching's vt Sitting BulL the uefiaiah craze mould aevar Live run like disease from Uiba to tribe and the army would not baacgagedia aubduing tha rebellion of empty atoaacha Then tha abdominal mu elm of tha aavaga flap idly against hia spina ha ia ready for violence and ianot to be blamed for it Lot tha internment adopt now a eane and burnma modo of dlir.g with the Icdiuna, Vanl! lLa tins THE FjLRMEB'8 rUTVEX. I a tba New England atatea many farma that had been worked for years are idle and abandoned. Bata Lava full range of tha old homestead. Weeds grow in paths once trod by sturdy eon and aire. Where are tha eons? Gone west In Nebraska and Kansas tha farmers as a class, are hopelessly in debt A fair crop will permit them to pay interest on their mortgagee and have three rather poor meala daily. But tbey only get a fair crop once in several aeaeoita, It would seem that they had not gained much by leaving tha old place back in Vermont and Massachusetts. The farmers rind that tbey have been abused in various ways. They have been producing wealth for others to handle and hoard. Legislation has beau ahnied not to protect them, but to protect a richer class, and at the farmer's expense. Laws are made in favor of the moneyed power of the East Natioaal statutes are moulded by Wall street magnates. The farmer has been thinking about these things. He ia tired, and perhaps in the scramble after bread, has not had time to think as much as he should. He has accepted what came, as a mutter of course, only bowi:ig a little lower as the burden grow hecvier and heavier. Today the farmer is roused, and little less than desperate. He is casting about for some measure of relief. Who offers it? The same wily politicians who have offered it countless times before. Who is ready to help him? Himself. Hsmust rely hpon himself. This he if endeavoring to do. He is not exactly certain as to method, but he is ready to take a stand for his own rights- - something Dew to him. Because he is doing this he is abused, and tho limited aristocracy that would like to rule this country is disgruntled. But the farmer will survive it till. He will not be beaten nor browbeaten. Those who think to senro him would be wise to take a new tack. "Heroism in Journalism" is to tho title of a magazine article. The author is supposed to be J. Hirsh of Denver, a Immediately after the tall election, bright nnd brainy young man. Mr. common judgment reached the conclu- Hirsh can cite the instance of his own sion that the opposing candidates in bravery in invading a convention of the 1892 would bo Blaine nnd Cleveland. Locomotive and thence e The third party element however.can-no- t be overlooked in viewing the situation. It may develop sufficient magnitude to change the result This all depends upon whether or not the farmers will accept pledges from those who have before given them only to break, aid to be absorbed by organizations that have hitherto ignored them. BLOOD AT LAST. According to telegraph reports there has been more fighting between the troops and the Indians, and the statement that some soldiers were killed lends to the report some color of truth. It is easily spread abroad by correspondents that Indians have been slain, but the correspondents would hardly lie concerning the other side. It is to be feared that the dispatch is correct If yesterday's engagement shall end the turmoil the price of peace has been lcea than was reasonable to hope. The Engiueers riding upon the cowcatcher of a No. 11 boot It was a thrilling episode, that shook journalistic circles, 83 represented by Mr. Hirsh, from stem to stern, and also fractured the pavement. The article, properly illustrated, would make a de cided bit A I'Racticau sort of hotel keeper in New York is holding the baggage of a duke in the hope of coaxing from his dukelets the cash equivalent for divers meals advanced. There would be no chance for hope save that the duke will be able doubtless to marry some rich girl who will liquidate the present bill and become responsible for countless others. A title is sometimes sufficient uot only to protect the wearer against a oharge of vagrancy, but to got him into the 400. An exchange finds fault with another exchange on the ground that it is being run for revenue only. It would be difficult in this wicked woald to specify anything that is not run for revenue oaly. For this the farmer and the mechanic toils, for this the lawyer and the minister wax eloquent and tearful. Some other charge must be brought by the exchange against the exchange before a point can be scored. but sot a dull&r ia circuit ioa. preset ocdja t uxjUAzr hlilr u autp'y borr;b. vary littja itL ut aru or auaa aiiO to kao the pocuca. TH3 SIGNS UNCHANGED. Much has occurred since then, and every cveat bearing upon the subject but confirms the hasity formed opinion. Unless there shall be a very docided chaDge, and one not at present to be foreseen Blaine and Cleveland will once more lead the respective hosta. Men of all parties recognize in Blaine a man of genius. He towers so above his colleagues that some of them appear who do almost pitifully small. The-Fnot like him are still forced to admire him, and that he could command more strength than any other republican, goes without Baying. Cleveland is the prominent figure of tho democracy. His enemies may deny this, and such venomous old people as Dana may deride him, but they cannot shake the fact, Hill ia the principal op ponent, and Hill, to use the current phrase, is "not in it" By the side of Cleveland he is a mental as well as physical pigmy. Blaine and Cleveland are the men. Tvs of 8uto SO, luem tha btaeil aig ht, T; Eti PV ia of MutUca, ia a dia-frao- e to the ai! tt bmrtig state. Ha ahould gild LiBuelf aad take a (lac aaocg tha guU bugs. Tax oaw goveraant director of tha United Stataa ia earned Paddork, By euanr coincidence, tba fenttnaa ia couala of Senator Paddock of Nebraska. 1S00. GBAjtD OPERA HOUSE CXi. GrabJ Junction Star: Syj.t( tba pictarr J S.tt.Lg 1; !i tut Lata ber-BuiTa -- e jrl wooa Lta uxta arw enough pubii ! zt-a- taetoLr. OPERA- - "MARTHA," Ut So Wlswy Tuaa Hare. Just a tinge of minter Linl3 Call: is adJisg t to tha gres.Ul holiday of THE FAVORITE Tuesday Matinee Dec. 30. Notice. SALE OF SEATS ill MOVEAT. L El'. at : 3 a. av. at fuua X first XtAl Wa eoegratuiale Hihk H i M.fc. at Uarfulwauiaralraia: Ogde cpua Uet nw opera bouue. BeIuabo' thraa aecatora ara g rat!y ia ing aa site ia on tba high road of travel ParqrMti? and Dress $l.d(l be no difficult v in ae-- First Five Kw in -to there oujrht two. A reductMa euddea of to 1.50 danger Ihltony, tha bnrt histrionic talent on tha Ilalanre of Bev stale might Lave beam eatisfied with euring 1.00 way from tha AtlaMk to the Pacific for the regular quota. Such a course aoukl 30 temple of tbe Muaea. Tba opening Galler.r Eesmul, havaaavad t rouble. 1.00 by Emma Abbott ia auspicious for tha General Admission, futora. Frosreuiani Boxes, seating fife, baa No Btaa unfriendly to ailver any Ufce Cackllaar. Vary A few rfcirtr aeat are still left for Tta E.M ul Catile. Moaday aiit. IVmsalwr 9 Cbeara right to be representing a westara atate Miner: Tha women of the Butt City u u pirn i) ft "Tb H"4tesniaa Inri," T aenlay aiui, h tauxe an cull iMmbsi JU i in tha eenste or house. Tba weak aia- country Lava long been rritciaed for aad Ueersnbrr iaMda) rBUi Mattaae, all bounoed with tara should be tbfir aickly eentitnenUhty in dealing poaei with murderers aad criminals of all ble diapatch. THK RKPJ-Tl"OIIlK- . Ia tha case of Sitting Bull a Urge number of newspapere men and Mea4ar Eveala;, Drffmkcr ?9, THE KiiSE IIP CASTILI!., Whilx Senator Stanford ia anxious to "statesmen" ara nkvinv ll. 1 ar4ar -- 1J011EJIUS Occerabrr 30, (.1KL.X l'ealp, r Their threat to ar Lava tha government loan money at 2 aeotimental role. Matlaee, llereaikcr 30, men killed rest tha Bull that aounds per cant it ia cot noticed that any of KTMISS ABBOTT will poMlively appear at eark peffuraiaBra. k from a ben aocisble. a bia own millions ara being let at that lika aquas Kill tha Bill. figure. Tha Senator haa a chance to be oonaktant Salt Lidce Tribune: Congress has again before it the bill aent down by tha Commerce Corn tuu ion, one Maroi Lof DoxER, of Denver distri Interstate design of which ia to scalp acalnere. buted UOO worth of groceries amongst The bill is in tha direct interest of tha tba poor Christmas. Joy be with tha railroad companies, and against the in THE best mayor Denver ever had, and may terest of the public It provides for tba of half used railroad tickets La Lava tha luck to get out of tba nasty redemption by the company selling auch ticket CO. pool of Colorado politics right aoon. That ia, for example, if a person in Omaha desiring to go to the west coast an selling tnoir fuods avary dy than ANY sew Grocery House la Otfdrc? Bead tliasa few Won E5 all over tha world threw their were to purcuase a ticket to San Fran una point influence against Par nelL Mrs. O'Shea cisco, amithenon reacning hia 1'ACTS: abould mind. change 1. Our Kuud ara ALL new and fresh. alona ao far as known remained loyal to under this bill he would, to get any comtha old leader. Tha mother of Parnell pensation for the remaining part of the 2. W handle none but first class (ooda. 3. Wa make a specialty of Prompt Delivery. who haa been supported by charity in ticket have to aend it back to the ollice 4. We buy fur CASH, thus buyinc cheaper than any House that boys oa time. which be in it from Omaha, purchased America, haa not yet been heard from and from there he would reoeiva the full 5. We aril strictly fur Cli, and can sell cheaper than any House that sella on time. amount of the ticket lesa the local fare Remember that jon ran bay fhnper of a I!one that Tax people of Alaska Lava a repre from Omaha to this city. The chances BUYS AM) SELLS FOK CASH reckoned he would that be are that way eentative at Washington. In thia they in debt to tbe This is nil comiiany. , than ofoae tbat would have tba advantage of Utah ex- wrong for two reasons. First, all men BUYS AND SELLS OS TIME. letter-writerconwho citizens a not when are second, cept for certain privato cluded that a representative waa neces man purchase a passage over a railroad All We Ask is Rcmenilicr (lie Place, a Trial, between certain stations, his ticket is 2300, W isliiurfon Avenue. sary despit the result of the election, hia property, and he has as much a natural right to sell it as ho lias to sell Komr more interv iews upon the finan the ooat he pays the tailor for. We hope cial situation are presented this morn congress will sit down on the bill in sharp and swift order. It is making a ing. They only bear out statements common carrier a king, who does busi formerly made that there was never any ness in a wav that would not be borne real cause for alarm, and that the situa for a moment from an individual. tion is growing hotter. A Nais-fcborl-T Salt Lake Tribune: 0ifl, Ulony, hr r-'- . cla. oal-eve- d Tai-ada- Do Ton Know Why UTAH GROCERY AND COMMISSION COLD UTAH GROCERY AND COMMISSION CO. Miss Fkasceh Wiilard will change her mind about the saving grace that permeated the Kenn banking institution. She will find that if it saved any of the funds the process was not for the benefit of the inniK-eu- t depositor. The spurious brand of saving grace is a dangerous article. TROY- STEAM mm 1.37 Telephone A. George Craig, 107. Manager, (Formerly of the Ogden City Steam Laundry.) A New York lover tried to drown his Bweetheart and himself, but spectators whom love had not made blind, pulled the couple from the water. Now the man is in jail ou the charge of attempted murder and suicide. This is one case where justice eeems to have knocked a three-baggo- 25th Street, LAUNDRY. NEW MACHINERY! r. Thk Grand orcra house was thrown open to tho public last night Tho occaCtad In millonsof Bomea The sion was in every way a success. M lean tha Standard. citizens now realize that they havo an Its unerinr axcpIIatiaa nrnvmi In millmn nf home thnn a quarter of n century. It opera house that is a credit to Ogden is uaedforbymore tho United Suite ttovornmont. Entiorwd and a pleasure to thomsolves. Everyby tho bends of the (irpat Universities b the StrmigoKt, Purest, nnd most Healthful. body connected with tho Grand is to bo iJr. Price's ("ream Baking Powder does not Ammonia. Limo or Alum. Sold only congratulated upou tho auspicious inau- contain in Cans. PRICE BAKING TOWDER CO. New well Vork. as the Chicago. San Francihco 8t Louis. guration of tho structure, as brightness of the prospects. ANTED A YOUNG LADY TO KEEP Tlf I books for retail arocerv hnsine-n- . Ad adnot an is Times Lake dress A, this offic; by Utter. The Salt mirer of Mr. Korty the telegraph man. In this, as in many other things, the FINANCE AND COMMERCE. Tim' is exactly in line with The New York Money. To force employes to sign a contract not"to hold the company for which closed ottered at 2. Prime mercantile paper. Storlius exchange, quiet, heavy. Sixty they work responsible for any damage 7tt, Har silver day bills JU.7.V4: demand Si.8.1. occurring to them is brutality, and the $1.02. man guiltyjof enforcing Buch arula must Bonds. not expect to be admired. VlEW YORK TVh 0 flnvaraman hnn.l. otn.wl NEW EQUIPMENT. Mr. Craig is prepared, as heretofore to turn out the best laundry work in Ogden. Telephone 107. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY 137 mm was, Com-mkkci- A question has been raised as to the wisdom of going to war over tho seal traffic It must be remembered that a principle is involved. Any nationality permitted to slap Uncle Sam's face over a trivial controversy, would assume tho right to slap it again. The biblical rule would not work well in a problem involving the relations of tho two governments. PRESS 0PI.IO. Mies WUlard'a Strong Point. Sioux City Times: Say what you please about Miss Wiilard, she is loyal to her friends a quality which some of her opponents would do well to imitate. Beats a Senatorshlp. Denver Times: The New York Sun is said to be saving money to put up a building higher than that of either the PeorLi are bidding for the Cherokee World or Tribune. Mr. Dana would strip as though it were the last piece of probably rather have that building than a United States senatorsbip. ground on earth and t hey had the circu-Intn- g medium of the country safely Abounding Faith. corraled. Proba"bly the strip will finally Denver News: The stockholders of be sold at a reasonable figure, but no the Keoley Motor company held a meetspeculator with capital consisting of ing the other day and again passed a resolution of confidence in the invention. wind will secure it. If faith will accomplish it Mr. Keeley will yet prove a success. Charles A. Pana ought to come as far west as Nebraska, and shake hands Ore, Bat no Momey. with J. D. Calhoun of tho Lincoln HerSilver Plume, (Col.) Standard: The ald. Mr. Calhoun recently made some mines around this camp have not looked editorial remarks about C. A. that must as well for ten years as they do at but this disgraceful monkeying have warmed the cockles of the old present, with silver has knocked one out finanman's heart. cially. Plenty of ore piled up and ia as follows : n S l'greM IMIi'tT 9 lid'. U. 8. 4's coupon . . . '. 122 Pacitic 6' u. o. ?ts rog a....iiu'i nnn wtl 25th Street, Ogden. -- J D1Portets "4 Jrs. : 109 Copper, Lead and Tin. Nw York. Dee. 29. Cornier, nominal. T.nltn. Lead unchanged : domestic. Tia unsettled, eusier. Straits, J19.H0. -- December. $14.75. H.12Vi. OGDEX MARKET RErOBT. Wholesale Prices. Corrected daily by Gibson A Smnrthwaite, wholesale produce dealers, Washington av enue, Oeden City, Utah, Gbain. Buy inc. Selling. Wheat, new No. 1 mill60 iner, per bu 1 75 OaU, sacked, per cwt. Barley, brewing, No. 1 Barley, brewing, No. & perewt Flock. 1 1 1 " " " " Factorv and Salesrooms, 2327 WALL AVENUE, OGDEN. 15 40 S 1 "5 S3 1 SO " " " Hich patent Straight grade Other grades Rolled Oata, per bbl Bran and blmrts " 89 1 25 perewt Barley, feed, Barley, chopped Corn, eatern Corn, chopped The Largest Confectionery Manufaetnrers in Utah. i2 3510 S . 1 90 ft THE OGDEN CRACKER CO. $2 00 7 75 . 90 Hat. Timothy, str'ht per t'n " Timothy, m'xd " Ked lop Wild Lucerne Pbodcce. Butter, best, per 1 lb. . " Bntter, Utah, Eggs, per dos 14 50 13 00 Lucerne seod. iMr lb... Cental Micks C5 Onions, " (INCOIfcPORATEDJ rt (l 11 00 Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of 8 50 PLAIN AND FANCY CRACKERS. 27 25 25 "'. fi U ' (fi; H ack 20 IS 00 Table mt!t. per ton ) W Clean ronrw salt p'rt'n Ketml prices aro abr'it 1 ier con higher. The situation in when ivmains unchanged sn far a t!r absence of Tiiore to be vtically no mtv""-nt- , oiid a? a result we hi to r"ord a dirlin of "ivy ciuts p r bnsixl; ami the cud i n.n yet. Henmloxa appr Factorv THE in Hear of Central Hotel "Joth St. P, O. Jioxr2GK OGDEN W.F. PKICE, Mav.n CRACKER 0.:!( '.1. CO., rtnli.