Show the manti messenger I 1 wished w kly tit N ti I 1 I 1 tab 41 ay iy v the manti kant an printing and publish publishing I 1 n ac co 0 X Slin mAUer pr s I 1 n t F it I 1 r N c 1 I 1 dent L it 16 cy L I 1 tr n banti I 1 v I 1 t bills busm 1 1 16 IV any 11 1 1 10 1111 I 1 resident anti and 1 crowl 1 by 1 th U the mantl printing A publishing co A AYe year arLOO 41 1 A year rete rates on application centered tEnt ered at the IW offic at t I 1 ii 1 1 I rte cosztyo altah I 1 r gramit tn t or t r air ugh i mall asmond aam coal class cia matter feb 41 th I 1 I 1 L A lessee FRIDAY 31 1896 A roll of the united states senate blows fifty to bo for free coinage and forty who favor gold or sound a hov THEODORE ri rt MOS united states ambassador to f C ermany eri nany died on tho the in dinst L nt at berlin of heart failure TUB TIIE little difficulty between groat great britain and the king of ashantee Ashan tec is liable to leave the king without enen a shanty in his possession frank J cannon has bas lost none of his luck in drawing for the term of office in the presence of tho the senate he drew the long or three year term ane democratic national con bention will be held in tho the city of chicago on july 7 1896 the populist convention will be held in st loue on the of july A GENIUS down in millard county liaa has set himself up in the oil man business HP he buye buys old and worthless horses from the pounds and sherer rener le can pick them up paying for them 25 05 cents ants upwards he slaughters them and renders them up into oil op up average animal producing from three to five fire gallons ga llona for which he finds a ready market at per gallon SENATOR glen millers libel bill ie is meeting with some opposition among the legal fraternity who make the claim that the bill is too vague in many respects the bair is nil all right and should become a law if we had more las law on our statutes so clearly defining the rights of both sides there would be more justice granted though perhaps por hape there would be less work for some lawyers ie is no doubt that there are binany trifling libel euite brought against newspapers and that in in many instances they are merely brought to harass the editor and for personal advertisement to the wounded mounded person but if newspaper men generally would keep in in mind the golden rule and stick closer to facts and eo give sensation a wide berth we daro dare say a libel law oa on the statutes would soon become a dead letter suggestion e to put the state convicts to work is a good one in most states this is done and a heavy burden is taken from the slate state thora aby be e nu so it its convicts in a measure sustain themselves in kansas the tho penitentiary is located over a coal mine and the convicts con victa are ael to work in new york illinois mississippi and in fact most of the state states there is either a large tract of land connected with tue state prisons or else some manufacturing industry tho convicts of utah have a nice time of it compared to moat most states A knowledge of hai ing to do hard manual labor would not strike the average tough uj aj being so much of a nap snap SINCE his speech on th the e monroe doctrine oc trine the rocky mountain newa I 1 is prompted to ask where i du do senator wolcott s constituents constituent ri i live anya it there la is a lurking in the mind of the nen ew 1 hint that the tile do 10 not in ine e in colorado benn tora ought to be fur for jund nione mone she produces annu nu of the yellow metal and that ought to ort them to a healthy financial aate of mind louisville K 1 I 1 commercial ought to comert connert them great scott utah s senators ill work for the good of the whole people and if the commercial editor will follow them clo closely ely iu in their labors he ie will learn a lesson that may 69 convert him hini to a healthy financial stile state of mind utah senators Se natora on the side of gold did ou ever bas FRANCI FRANCISCO FRANCICO CO gnes notice that japan ib is now selling in that city duni d nil all linds of wooden aro flocks clocks watches bicycles boot boots shoes hats caps aloes and lots of other at from one third to one half less than they can be manufactured in this country freight and duty paid bic bicycles cles are selling at 1 1250 0 50 equal in in strength and finish to american wheels priced ct at 75 these yankees of the orient w wik ik at from ten to thirty cents a day and under jour conr precious gorman Gormann wilson Vilson tariff will continue to place thousands of our workmen upon the retired liet IM |