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Show rrrmsm ... ,i The Brazilian authorities, en off. could not afford a misunderstanding M. O. with the United States at that critic': ' ' ' Lou ax, Mgj 2'J iw- al juncture, so being caught in the ' ' Editor Junction: toils of this unscrupulous Webb, they n Yur hut handed over 70,000. 2ah, I noticed an article gnu in the !? All this was accomplished without get false rear," not wishing with regj,j . "t impression instructions from Washington. But gan Post Office, I write purpose ol correcting ihis.t, an err r this was not tho worst feature in the The Logan Money Order Office win l authoritransaction. The Brazilian open on the 18th of a " She (Dgtku function. Try by tkt iiurlc ( m WEDNESDAY kid SATURDAY, PcuueniKO Compact. - 0iek TV. am) Penrose, Editor. Hu.flne.-i- Mmmzer. CHJDKW UTAH. WEDNESDAY JlTNE 3. 1874. teachers who are over thxious to make their scholars "got on," and parents who nre tious to see their children excel, ore iv;ponhlo for a great deal of Cramming numerous and varied School ovcr-amb- practically pronouneed him a judicial shot of it aU is that Count Ypn At-mOmaha Ihr- knave, if 1 not worse. is withdrawn from the service, v aU. and Prince Bismarck smiles again in Not so. If he is happy, then his triumph. face belies his heart. Happiness Von Arniiri is a clever fellow, doesn't usually make lines of care, there is no doubt. And he has been and signs of anger and disappointcf great service to his country on ment on the human countenance. many occlusions. But it looks too The Herald should take a look at the much like the work of a traitor to mission jurist, and compare his front seek a reward for silence, and failing ispiece with those of the men he to obtain his demand to publish fights against, and ho would conclude secrets that he eould not sell. The that the path which the judge has general verdict on his discomfiture chosen his more thorns than roses, will be served him right. and that the thorns sting deeply, while the flowers bloom for the pco TIIE FISODIXEK AXD pie he hates. Taksalook at him, Br i- mis-:'i!- f. juvenile cranium.? injures the brains and bodies into fre-juent- NOT II5 U)J;S. nf the young folks, and always of greater harm than good. Thu immature mind is not capable ofwidnriog tho e;reat and continued strain frequently imposed upon it, Mild the results of school cramming pro-dueti- When the news of tho terrible disaster in New Hampshire from the bursting of the reservoir, was sent over the country, two individuals heretofore unknown to fame were raised to the dignity of heroes. Ihey .ire seen in pale face, redeyes, feeble wcro Collin Graves and George Che I ndies and dyspeptic stomachs. This ncv. li raves was a milkman. Lhenev h r .nirnilariy the case with lemininc a were pictured, pupil. Thiiir dcleeate organization gate keeper. They one on the other on foot horseback, i ' too fr.igile in many instance to endure tho rigors of continuous study, rushing ahead of the terrible flood at .nd derangements occur, as the fruits the risk of their lives, to warn the of excessive mental labor, of a "very villagers of their danger and call on to flee the coming destruction. character, affecting them ut thenj 1:Q mo:t critical Subsequent investigation brings periods of their cx- them down to their original level, A ease of school cramming recontly and shows them in the light of the neeurrcd in Cincinnati, which had a commonest commonplace persons, ' 1 (,'irib!e termination. Tho name of tin- victim was Ada McGee, a smart itml clever girl of sweet sixteen. She was Kma'l, stunted with school cramming. Her mother, a widow, was proud of her daughter's abilities, and anxious that bhe should shine in the world. Her teachers were equally su.hitious that their little pupil should ho a living exhibition of their abilities. Ada followed l.cr fitudies r.saiduouply, ucver - pro-f'jMoti- id A reporter has been busy with pro fessional curiosity and searching interrogation, and elicited the fact that Graves the milkman was not the first to carry the awful tidings, and that what he did was to go to Ilaydensville, reluctantly, at the urgent request of somo frightened people who met him jn his milk wagon, and with difficulty prevailed upon him to warn the unconscious people of their danger. lie weutbyasafe road and arrived too late to do much good. Also that Che ney merely lost his wits when he saw the water coming, and ran away, scared half to death, to tell his em ployer that the dam hau " bjisted," Aias Jor Human nature I Most ot the heroes arc creatures of the imagi nation, or common people made un common by exaggeration and the force offuets and the light of truth generally reduces them to the level of ordinary hnnian natuie,nd dissipate tho glar$ of glory with which cnthu siasm surrounded them for a little t Olllceitii - ffiv m July, plication to Washington over t ago, received the appointment ' gave all necessary bondl ' Furthermore, I would correspondent, that before wrkinl on that subject, be would do welllo suit some person Wuoknows someC", about such things. In answer to that query "What COXSU5IEK. zilians would not accept this, lkey Logan thinking about." I would siiJ! say, Logan tlnnks that Ogden or The farmer is tho natural prey of had paid 70,000; what had become person in Ogden has made a mistake of the balance ? hnquiry demonstraVery respectfully, tho trader or " middlemen." The C B. Itoumxs, P. M, forwarded $24,firs toils and lives hard to produce ted that Webb had the great food staple of the world ; the 000 to Washington, and put 9,000 It is estimated that it takes a dom in a London bank. secod reaps the profits of that labor to his own credit esticated fly a Aud now Webb and his friends part of on one hand, and the world's neces a sc?ond to wink, while an industriare unhappy. The distinguished ex- ous sities on the other. To bring the mosquito can do it in one tenth is in Europe, and his admir of that time. minister Corrections solicited. producer and the consumer into im do to home what know don't ers at mediate business relations has been People who, on account of health the object of many reformatory about it. Mr. Hoar tried to stand are particular about knowing that for the subtle Webb, but finally their claret is put in their cellars schemes, but still the old system pre- up just as imported from France, may be invails and the pgriculturists as a class gave it up and sat down mortifisd, terested to learu that 300 barrels of still work with their usual disadvant And now one of the questions of the wine for exportation, lately confiscahour is, what must be done with ted in ages. Paris, contained, "with a little alcohol or wine, which was even wanA company has been formed in Webb? ting in some of the barrels, water, carScotland, with a branch at Portland, ties, on discovering that the transaction was unauthorized, made a demand on the United States for the return of the money. The injustice of the business was acknowledged and 24,000 returned. But the Bra g, baro-liendo- d - . Z IZ two-billion- th Oregon, for the purpose of securing to the farmers in the latter State the profits on their labors usually pocket- d by the middlemen. It is called the " Oregon Shipping Company of Scotland," and has a capital of 450,- 0U0, a tenth of the stock being taken The capital may by Oregon men. bo terbled if desired. Wheat and flour will be shipped to Europe from Oregon direct, instead of being taken to San Francisco and from that port, thusasaving large expenses in freight and ' the margins of the mine cohineal, tincture of logwood sulphrate ot alumina, potash, aniline,' fuehsine, etc." Outnagc on a Lady Traveler Eds. Tribune On Monday.the 25th. train going west from : Who is it that wrote " Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned'" We Ogden to Cnlifovaia, at Corinne, Mrs Ellen Dlakely was put ofl the train by often come across instances which the conductor. Mrs. I'lakely came from discount that sentiment. For inthe States, and had an emigrant ticket stance, a woman of our acquaintance from Omaha to Marysville, California. naa a nercc disagreement with a lady When she arrived at Omaha, she went friend of and they parted ia anhers, to the ticket office of the Union Pacific That five years ago, since wa3 ger. Railroad and desired to have her ticket first-clawhich time for a one. was She changed they have not met. The told that if she would give them $80, her other day a mutual friend said to this ticket could be changed so that she of an acquaintance, that she had could ride on the express train She lady seen her old enemy. In an instant paid the $G0, and some one wrote across she became as white as snow, and af the face of her emigrant ticket, "in consideration of 30 paid, the holder of this ter a moment's hesitation, she hissed s ticket ia eniitled to a passage;" out, " How was she dressed.?" signed, Thos. K. Kimball." This ticket brought her on the express train to Ogden, bnt when she presented the ticket to the conductor on the CP.lt 11., he refused to take it, and told her she would have to pay her passage, or he . would have to nut her off the train. She Hiis liis old stand on FIFTH STREET, deolined to pay, and the conductor put fur the iuircliii.se and Kale of on the express ss California dealers. Tho farmers of Utah need to be and frequently, spending brought into direct communication ;i;;htften hours out of twenty-fou- r with the large dealers of the principal at the tasks imposed upon her. markets, instead of having their pro One cold night she was practising ducts handled over and over again by n the piano, and har mother from speculators. This can be accomplish uer on ai (Lormne.. A straneer. ed by uniting- their interests, and on the eontinpnt in adjoining apartment heard her apis turned out of the cars. 'with this lady laughter hanging the keys in a 6iu. pointing competent and honest agents a ticket in her Dossessioti which sntrf to sell in the most profitable manner. over the signatare of the ticket agent, guLr manner. "Ada," she cried, "this ticket is good for a first-clapas are avvfwlly out of tuuov" jhc I5y rushing, each man .for .himself ;iyou Comment upon such swindling sage. music ceased and Ada waa heard with Ms' products, to the' first bidder imposition upon the traveling public, is entirely unnecessary. It is due tho out into the street. Her that running offers, prodncc is kept down to a conductor to say that he dealt with the mot lu r followed, but could not find very low figure, and the producer is lauy in the most gentlemanly manner. her thinly olad, girl in keptinua similar financial condition Kelton, May 20, 1874. ;; llu- darkness of the cloudy in spite of his struggles and schemes A night. " , The above appeared in the "riDe" month 8 search failed to discover her season to make headway organ at Salt Lake a few days ago. The whereabouts. Bat when some workIt is to bo hoped that the farmers eenductor who put the lady off the ears, men were removing a raft of railroad of Utah will learn wisdom by us to hh side of the transrequests give past SERVED HIM RIGHT. tie fixed in the mud of the river, failures and disappointments, and so action. The conductors on the railroads Prince Bismarck has achieved a organize that union may bring forth net under certain regulations which they they found a bundle of clothing cov- are bound not to disobey. One ef them rmg a decayed human body, and a new victory.' 'fie fs the brain of tl prosperity, aud the producer receive reads a3 follows: ' ' ..i v breastpin fastened ia tho dress bore German Ein'pirci'nnd trains generally the legitimate results of hi? arduous The followinz Resolution wns iLrlnnta.) the namo of 'Ada :McOeoJ School win in this intellectual era. Bismarck labors. ' at the Convention of the General Ticket cr.ur.ming had done its work. Reason and Von Arnim have quarrelled, and Agents Association, held in New York'' March SO, 1870: A was driven 'fromlts) Halted throne, Von Arnim hat 1VE1515. YAaKEE nu under. Count go "Resolved, That no Ticket shall hr njid tyiHdo was the result of the cruel f uu aiiiuii m a Amei icnii ambassadors arc, in altered so as to raise its value and rUauipiomai. lie jras JVE of teachers .and the roud amli- and where the necessity exists of chan-formerly fjh Germau MiuUWv at many instances, fittiug representa mg-ia(iou of the mother." ciass ot a ticket, it shall be by and claimed to have been in- tives Puris, abroad of the policy of their Redncinn it, and' such chanpo ' shall i.a Wc consider that a ?ystera of cda- - strumental in negotiating advant.or legibly writtea fellow llepublican politicians at distinctlyso stamped mat conductors may have no inereon, ijiliotx which ryuireSj pupils to spend ages terms for peace, Ha lso cli)uii- - home. Their motto seems to be that difficulty, in determininjr the lU'arlj? every inoiuuut,- out, vf tfie ed to have obtained knowledge of a dying Hebrew trader class to which the passenger belongs. iaipartod by MiLiool as well es in the claw-i- n con the secret ecclesiastical policy of the to jicrcaiicr vonauciors OI llie U.P.R.R'. his son: "Moses, my son, will refnse to honor1 any ticket for a get tknunss study, leaving no Unit 'or and itsk Premier, and expectKinpirc . moneys; honestly if you can, Moses, higher olass- than that for which it time for recreation and ed Bismarck to reward him substanunless origanally., printed, otherwise but get moneys." . epcciany, oruereu jrom the office. o physical oxercwe, is exceedingly tially forj its siotiv effort ia 1io The latest caw: in point is that of It will be eeen from the foreeeini' Mid positively injurious fo both former "and his passive attitude "in Webb. James Watson Webb wns that there waa no "dwindling inp08i. lody .and mind. Temperance' is a concealing (he latter, ,, Minister to Brazil. In 1SG7 the tion' on the. part of the conductor nor and it should gorerq ia edu virtue, Bismarck didn't see it exactly in Southr.Vmerictn : liepublics svere at the C P. - If there was anything wrong rational matters as well as in all the tho same light, and procured the re- war with Brazil, and Webb took ad- the irregularity must be dtbiud to ' v of Omaha and the U, P. It is admitted pursuits life.., moval of. Cbaut Voo( Arnim to the vantage of the position to press an old that the conductor acted in a Turkish .'Court.; ThcuiVoti Urnim claim of some American merchants manner, ana it is evident gentlemanly that he onlv commenced to reveal what ha knew, J VST LOOK AT II 131. fgaiust the Government. It lmd discharged Lis duty and acted in con- oommunicating to Br! Bollinger and been considered rather fiihy at Wasdv formity with the rules he was required Now that Judge McKcan his de- tho r. German Catholic tpreiw ithe jnjton, and allowed to to observe. The lady'e ticket was for lay 'over. cided against the power of, tho e ' schemes of the Premier in regard to nebb intimated that unlesss this an emigrant train,' and the rectulatlnn Courts in Utah to grant divjrees, that miy and judicial member is church matters. A nico little quar claim was settled ho should retire, forbade the conductor from accepting it s a passage, as he had rehappier than he was when the Su- rel followed, which scandalized the and the relations between his Gov-- ior ceived no special Instructions concernpreme Court of the United States who'e diplomatic body, and the up-- vcrnincni and Brazil would be brok- - ing it. com-jlainin- first-clas- PRODUCE STORE. ( - W. 'iUIt.VElt, ALL KINDS OF PHOBrCE, Garden and Gi'ass Seeds, mid-wa- v At his BOOK STORE adjoining he keeps all the Periodicals and Newspapers of the day, alf o a full stock of Stationery, Wall Paper, Pictures, Frames, etc. G. TV. 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