Show bulldozing WORK the advertisement of fred J K isel co which appeared in our columns last monday in which that firm undertook to state that their contribution to the hemenway relief fund must not be construed aa no endorsement of alie editor s course has created considerable notice and much comment the reverse of complimentary to the principle member of the kiesel corporation mr fred J kiesel who is known to have been tho author of the advertisement mr kiebel evidently wished to have it understood that his donation to the relief fund was purely a matter of charity and to wo his own words in to our piteous appeal to keep us from behind the prison bars he forgot that we made no piteous appeal except by the statement of facts showing that the editor had been guilty of no personal malice in the alleged libel affairs and claiming with reason that we were with partisan rancor and tried by a jury packed upon the open venire system with men wholly opposed to the defendant upon partisan ground sUnder these circumstances the conviction had no moral weight and tho charity of the public in paying our fine demonstrates thia fact in our opinion that mr fred J giesela Ki esela donation was a matter of charity wo cannot doubt but no one knows better than mr kiesel that men open their durees purees to betow charity only upon those who buffer unjust ly something Bom ething they are not able to bear and not upon those who are properly punished for crime no charily is exercised by intelligent men to screen offenders from the just consequences of their trans sione but where an individual is unfairly convicted of a misdemeanor mig aud a sen tance far too severe in alio popular estimation ho becomes a legitimate object of chi charity rity it would be only crediting mr kiebel with ordinary common sense to eay that lie un der stood and now understands this the circumstances justifying an act of charity perfectly well when he says therefore hia donation roust not be construed as an endorsement of our course he must still allow that it was intended as a partial vindication of the editor from the conclusions of the court that condemned and sentenced the writer otherwise if mr kiesel i exercised his charity to screen an offender from what ho conscientiously considered the just jus t and proper consequences of crime then mr giesela Ki esela friends cannot be too severe in their denunciation of him but there is no doubt at all but that mr fred J kiesel subscribed liberally to the relief fund from motives of pure and rational proper charity and the question naturally arises why he should take the pains at aliis late day to inform lie that his donation must bot be considered as an endorsement of our course let ua see if we can answer on the alth ot february a few days after mr kiesele 8 donation was made the following appeared in the columns of the salt lake tribune A gentleman who invested one dollar in the ilc rulief fund stated yesterday that be had naver invested a dollar that brought such i prompt returns before in hla life he declared that he had received worth of abuse from his friends evidently the anti mormon bull dozers were at work at their schemes of interfering with individual inde pen dence and coercing their dupes and factors we gave mr fred J kiesel credit for sufficient courage and manhood to dare to exercise hia charity with independence and conscientiousness despite par lizan preashie prea suie but now in our opinion it would seem that he hai at last yielded to the lash of the viles vilest t paper on earth and the vilest bulldozers that crawl about the streets of Ogden on no other grounds can we account for fred J kiebel coa late advertisement in winch the senior member of that firm evidently attempted to forestall the abuse of his friends a the tribune puta it by alering that his donation mait not bo construed as an endorsement of our course though the firm was compelled to admit it intended to perform ao act of pure charity which all reason asserts could not haye been per formed except in the way of partially vindicating the editor of this paper from the judgements judge ments of the court THE statistics of great britain for 1885 which hao ha o recently been issued show a very serious decrease from the yield of 1884 in some of the most important food products the decrease in wheat is estimated at bushels in pens in beans bushels in potatoes tuna in turnips tons and mangold tona in england in ireland on the other hand there has been over 1884 amount ing to bushels of wheat tons of potatoes tons of turnips and tona of mangold both england and ireland have an increase in creaso in tha production of barley amounting to bushels in the former country and in the latter from barley ia mado malt and from male ale eo that though food may be somewhat scarcer and consequently dearer there need bo no dread of a lack of drink THE FOLLOWING are the requirements for a truly good pure potable water as prescribed by a scientific commission in belgium a short lime ago 1 it must bo clear and transparent 2 it must be ot agreeable taste and not warmer than 3 it must contain some air and aconia carbonic acid 4 it should not contain more alian twenty milligrams milli grama of organic matter per litre 5 it should not contain more than 0 5 ammonia pr litre 6 it should not contain alem or bacteria 7 upon addition af some cane sugar no bacteria must be developed ve 8 tho water not contain nitrates nitrites ni nor ted nitrogen and not give a precipitate with of ammonium 9 it should not contain more per litre than 05 groin mineral salts that ia not tho water they have in philadelphia WALTO bays that lie has given up the turf and politico and that now his chlof desire is to filard a hotel ia philadelphia Phil idelphia tho has made lota of money he had a round million when he quitted the st jamea hotel and wisely beetled a third of it on hia wife who ia handa omo nud bricht an family of children mr walton Is by birta and education a quaker JACK OsBORNE A wyoming hunter and his dog had a hard chase after a big otter the other day the dog who was celebrated as an otter killer at length chased the otter to a deep pool well frozen over excepting ono air hole both animals disappeared through the liole and by and by the dogs DOSO caime slowly to the surface jack pulled him out but ho had fought hia baat fight the otters teeth and tile sili in the water were too much to him ilia master yit thu ice and dragged the dead budy of lie otter to land and seeing it the old ang crawled up and laying hia bead on the body quietly died A you o makes a living in boston by washing dogs lie boea from lilii y tl ln in alio llio fabion fa hion able quarters and fur lifty cents or seventy five to the size of dop ivea hie p ta thorough baths it is faid the plan was the thought of a well known and charitable woman she wanted to help the young fellow who was out of work and interested her friends in andiew andi ow he has about all alie dos washing he can attend to THE ONLY american statesmen whose names are familiar to the ma bority of english people are washington lincoln garfield and grant very few know who gen lee was and speaking generally american history is never read |