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Show OUF EXCHANGES. fa l'lit was struck over the J. C. Wat-o- n licai w ith a billiard cue, while ptay lag pool in a Park City saloon one evening lad week, His assailant was William WatCollier, commonly called. Tet. son has since died front the eftects of arrest. the blov. Coll.er 'rjiest anil oldest Music I House in Utah. Our large elegant and well selected stock comprises, ra E SI'KIMVAY KIM1SALL MASON ANI) HAMLIN IJ.CII ASI-- : A. Ray Willey, a young man iS years of age, in the employ of the Western liid Posting company, was held up by two- iiiu.'ked hghway men. at the cor ncrof Fifth We.--t and Third North , streets at 9:30 lost night. The thug-deand head his at thrust levolvers 'ortu manded that he -- give up. ualelv he possessed but a few cents Phis however, they uppropri tted and then disappeared. News. The Moqui war i Denver News: are in prison leaders and the ring gver Genera'. McCook at Furl Wingate. h.i.i received a letter from Captain Wil-- i jnix, at the Mnqul village-- , slating started hack to j'tal he troops had Fort Wingate, taking with them the Indian! who caused the disturbance. 1lie latter speaks ia high term o Captain Frank Kobiiison and the men of his command. The Indsins will be Kept in confinement until t is derided d .it Washington what enut-- e shall he of the to impress them with power he pile faces. pur--iic- Its sirange h many of the Clali eptiblican newspapers are prasing Gov-rthe-- e Wc-- t days tor his prompt world renowned ml energetic action in tlie Cte inva-io- n matter, when tltey so ridiculed the governor's pluck and spirit during the of the territory lime of the inva-io- n he w tillers. The governor was right then as he is now. Our governor is u We iervymn'1 and a valiant officer. of rest Utah that the assured may people LL. will not be harmed if it is in his powed to prevent it Governor Wet is a brick. mm $f5 to $200 soM on Dispatch. The w so .ww l--y fiKD KitfBA i I'ria-- s Hays accompanied G. II. payments of $5 oa and $10 .Sidney Nannce on his way hack to .Salt Lake per .month. Sunday ns far as Lclii. and made the run hack, arriving home at 7 o'clock. Oil WASIHJIRN Si nAYSTAT17 this side ot Spanish Fork, when coming nionlhl v GTJITAIR & IwTAlT DOLI1TS. FROM $5, tip to $100. 15 AMOS AM) VIOLIN'S. buck, a wagon crowded him from the nad. causing him to fall and break one of the grips on the wheel. A great many people do not know that a bicycle is entitled to part of tlie road, .and if there is anything that will make a cyder nail it is for an obstinate driver to crowd him into a ditch. Pavou Globe. Tlie surveyors on the Sanpete Valiev : i.road extension fiotn Neplii to Sail $2.50 tip to $100. Lake have reached Suntaquiu. coming We c:uiy nil the latest and lurlli from Neplii. This road when extended from Neplii to Salt Lake will connect with the Utah Genual uhieh most popular songs and in- - utis from Salt Lake City to Park City, noth lie in.g narrow guug-- roads. 'I he strumetial pieces of the day extension will be completed llii- - coming summer, alter which time, attenami money will be devoted to the tion I l i lies etc. extension troni Sterling south and vve- -t We cany every thing in to the coa-- t. Dispatch. . och Tut 1 sic line and all of the Joseph L. Jolley and C. P. Larsen have entered in tlie Thitd court petitions tor writs of mandamus against the Utah cumuii-s.nalleging that they were duly elected delegate; to tlie constitutional convention, the lormer f, 0111 Moroni, and tlie latter irom Manti, both in Sanpete county; and that there was no in the returns, hut that the members o the Utah coiiuiii-siD- ii refuse to issue certificates of elec) ion lothe petitioners. herefore the writ of mandamus against said commissioners. Chief Justice Merritt ordered the writ to issue returnable December 15. The petitions are based on affidavits made by Uhailes Crane. News. Di-tri- highest grades. n, Oi ij tins Tt : it v , ;i c ti It will cii 1 m 1 NO. 24. MANTI, SANPETE GOUITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY DEC. 12. tS94 VObX- - e lowest, in j Vni! ay any per pruhasing musical goods to give us a cal before purchasing. Prompt and careful attention given to country orders and sKtisfaction guarranteed. white; oonw tup, AltDHIXS. A Caldcrs Music Palace 4;) and 47 w. 1st south iL7 LAKE Mes. Gycelaar. 72 years of age. was found dead in a rfcking chair at tier home at tt.jS Twcnty-fomt- h street She had not been seen for Kcvctal Yolerdav iiinrnin"O days. some of the neighbors, became suspicious that ail was not right. They looked into tlie window and saw a sight which confirmed their suspicions. 1 hey sent lor (he slier ill', who found her dead in her rocking chair, close to the stuve. with an open hook in her hand. Tilings were dean and 20m fort.ihle in her collage. Some money and plenty of food and fuel showed there was no lack for the necessaries of life. Deceased had no relatives in Ogand six childen. .She had a dren in Holland, from whieh country shg emigrated about ten year- - ago. One of iter sou is in California. New- -. Ini-ba- cm: Anton Klutsch, an old man, met with a frightful mishap last evening lietween oclock., Mr. Klutsch is i 4 nd 5 widower and resides at No. 235 north Third West street. The old gentleman had h,en o.tl in the mouttaiii with another man after a load of wood. They had taken a shot gun with them with which to kiB game. While near the corner of Second W est and South Temple streets on their return home the leant was stopped to allow the other mail to get off the wagon, Klutsch held the gun while his companBy some ion stepped o the ground. means, not explained it appear that the hammer catne in contact with one of the wheels and the fowling piece was discharged. The content of tb one left thigh barrel lodged in Klutsch and paintu, producing a mwt se ions wound. The old man wa hurriedly conveyed-tsent b.is home and Dr. Wilcox wa for and i now caring for the patient whose condition today was as easy as ci hi Id lie expected under the circumstances. New. - ta: ly one, hut nothing rived heller in in .srs, anj is aide to rear a watch and eu an imitation diamond can' pin. L.tlleily, his head has l io la: Lt for lii- - li lt. We believe that we voice the senti, ment ot evciv editor in Utah wlu,.ry we say that Ibis arrogant, self appointed censor oi the country piess should apologise for tlie unwarranted and totally uncalled fur aspersion contained in tlie above clipping. There is not, a country editoi in Utah who is not the intellectual supeiinr of the mail who in the throe- - of labor gave birth to such an idiotic and shtiiuken idea. The country newpaper retu of Utah, vv V.liiipt exception. are men of well balanced mental powers. Not all of them ate prosper-011Utah lots tut been a field from which many millionaire publishers have emerged. Si ill. we daie say, licit there is not a cuinili v editor in Utah hut who has ambition. From force of circumstance,: many a struggling publisher rellis paper s. it-- to the patent may lie pi iiited, containing little news, hut it is a newspaper, ju.--t the suiuc. I11 it are set forth the advantages of the town and comity and such local references as come under the observation of the man wliotunliols its destinies lie fondly Imagines, as we all do, that -nine day, in the ohnvuic subsequently, tlu'sc lime of depression will give way to tin era of financial prosperity and the people oi l tali heenine tlieflin-e- ii ones oi theeailh. Withthc'roturn of better times twain an overworked country editor will diopthe lever ot tin1 old hand . press, t'.i ow and battered type into the hell box, and step up higher, lr. the veais to come it w ill lie a miserable country paper indeed which is not printed on a fa- -t cylinder press and wiiose editor has not a big bank account and owns from ix to ciglit dogs. Wc shall wall'll tlie fellow who-- e head so suddenly gave indication of abnorHe hiis trotted out mal development. his tiger, but the long ears of the brute betray it real parentage. We have a hickory club, and vve want to get Twist wipe at b:e ugly brute. its tail, brother, and make the thing roar. Satina Pies. lic-'- r.inwe a i U r : i i;iry . Cleanliness is next to Godliness, lie lias 1 when you iro to Salt Lake L - s. in-id- ; xy-il- From the census reports just received we leant that Utah stands fourth 011 the tlie list for having tlie largest number ol persons born of foreign parentage. North Dakota beads the list with 7S.9& percent; Mimie ota next, with 75.42 p.'i cent; Wisconsin Ll.ird, with 73.69 pci cent, and I 'tali fourth, with 66.2S per cent, in other words, out of 207,905 in Utah in 1890, exactly people 137.7'S people are of foreign parentage This leaves only 70.107 people in Utah horn of American parents. The northern slate, as a rule all have a very large percentage of foreign population, while (lie Muithe:ii-tate- s show a small percentage. North Carolina has less then I per cent, South Carolina only one and one half pur cent, Mississippi 1 per cent, Al.iltama and Tennessee 3 per cent and so on up to Maryland, which has 24 per cent, the largest for anv sjuthern static. This seem to prove that where the pure native product is most, numerous there Democracr d mrishf-- 5 an i where there is a heavy sprinkling children of ' foreign parentage there Republican vote. Of the total their higge-- t get MORMON FARMS. United the of States, 33 per population cent i from foreign parentage. The 0 rom thk cmc.voo iii:ciiHi) latter phrase means where one or both the Mormons live you Wherever parents were born in foreign countries. d fattiis. Brigfind will small, Utah also has 9S7 colored people, t the wisest 11s one was ham Young which included negroes. Chinese, Japaone of the greatest men ot this century. nese and i . ilized Indians. Standard. No one can vi-- il Utah intelligently without Observing proofs ot his wisdom and ROASTED 00O.SE. which has lapped over We have tunny publications that arc into liluhu and Colorado. lie preached ivt jic'v -- papers, and a very few in Utah the gospel of iirigalion, small farms and that can properly come under that class. ! divev-ilifarming a the most people tlie value of his words realized have he to them called lung newspapers. entitling lit the first place a paper which is printed The day of Imnuuc farming - dosing. partly in the Fust and hadly botched up The people ot the Northwest have dL. in Mime vounlry town in Utah as some co'.eielt'j their sorrow the folly f.l of our publications are, cannot properly carry iug all their eggs in one r. be recognized as a great bonanza fanner .with to. 000 The fellow who wrote the above is acres in wheat is the Ancient Mariner 1! llie editor of a country weekly published ot agriculture. Wheat 20 cents a -- otilh of Suit Lake with Ilnur a barrel, is is a at man lie bushel, $2.40 City, who because of a natural aptitude for worthless to him, even when it harvo-t- s g writing drowsy editorials and thirty bushels the 0 acne. It co- -t more than that to rai-- e it. himself agiiciiltuiiil essays, imagines eleialed high alxivc the plane of country It seems strange, too. journalism. this fellow was the Duly a lew years city editor of an evening daily in Ogden. Every Monday night, week in and week out, he reeeiied from the cashier a check for which slim lie deemed xttLRbQOI :SKlNe- pay for the enervating brain work tlie ot one measliest expended upon CURES; CpNSTl A7fO iNglCtjtjoM.ofz zjfjctiTgii. newspapers ever published i.i I'lall. At SKiti, ,, that time hist up oi happiness was full. ( DCAUTirlESfir e clo.-. a beautiful at tlie a case it will- wot cube. W An agreeable Laxative and Nun Toma day in autumn , ilii- - newspaper suddenly Druxtriit or aert by mail. gjeMo. expited. Our friend found himself but BoWJsy wnd L00 per package. Pamplea tree of a jo . He drifted into Salll.ake City, tmts Farite where for many months lie eked out n for the Teeth and Hieiiui, Zio. e. His great Pan Dleiro, OaL, tihitoh a Catarrh Remedi la tha flirt ability was not particularly recognized, eayai medicine I have ever found that would do me for. strange t.i say. hq met dozen of any good. ITiceaOcta. Bold by Druggtoto. of men who were brighter than himself SHILOHS CURE. Tim Great Covob Cdrr promptly ettr and who could give him pointers on any topic imainahlc. lie lost his grip, so In -- peak, in Zion, and with thi- - Ins cuinc a realization that he might as well abandon the idea of ever occupying a position as the managing editor of some great metropolitan daily. Reason returned. He was offered a position as Uu : vn- ii managing editor of a country weekly, was town. It in a vciy small country R23E1T l.U'i E5": Vf . gall nnd wormwood to hi proud spit it; his credit was but he was dcad-hrokexhausted and his Sunday clothes had become impoverished to emaciation, lie accepted tlie position. The people of the town furnished a printing press add an outfit of type; in return, he As a agreed to furnish the brains. :. ' s tUU ITUT'.'i.K country editor, duililg the past year, tiTrS-SK- Mi hi- - wonderful mental not have Ca Vil:3 V7ovea powers IU RMea been severely taxed, llis publication taw X. Uarki'l hi., I lie tbe-.vori- iit not fail to sec the Sani tv-t- lo W -- irrium swimming Pool where you will find a Hot Spring pumped into the center of the Vitv. uits and Tow Is washed WJSUt by the Steam Empire Iaimdrv. NAWYSYoW YOYllflSY DO YOU WEHR i&OYVYW . PHNTS? REMEMBER PLYMOUTH ROGK PRIGES! m in.;;. PANTS TO OKDKK. SUITS TO OKDKK .v u 1 O.Vr.'. Vi mi OVRCOATSTO Tmiiii H O.-i-a- i t)itii. . Ft:-- r Irt Latest Sprinjr Sty !c i .in'! n now in. t Hiik1IIi Srnlrli. ami Frriirl hull dress Suits in Latest Ci t i); i Ft !. 30 to 75. i Ihirngi'nt t.7 lc in Mmti wgitUirlx. PLYMOUTH ROGK PANTS GOMptNY LAKE 172 STATE ST. SJLTiT, CTT Norn is the Time to get well-tille- Your Rooms Papered I have taken the agcncys for the eJ W. P. Co. ! i- he new-pape- slow-goin- rtoraip btif-licie- nl Hoot9, 'Ex-Ionv- ir, hund-tu-moii- and can suppv all kinds of non-arsen- ic WflliL PAPER. All grade of felts, friezes, and borders PRICE 15 CTS toS3 00 PER ROLL 0 30-ro- exi-tenc- vn HU Aw Tin ttnn id A splendid assortment of Utah grown Fruit trees Immense stock of CaROLixa Popi-Ar- s and other shade trees- - n e, Orders by mail receive prompt attention. Send for Price List Cspomlencc solicited. 1 u Bwli 11 E. Carslilc, Logan Utali |