Deseret evening news. [volume], February 09, 1891, Page 5, Image 5

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WAKEJIAVS WAMIEIUXIIS.
llobla .tool' Land.
I hl tramped fioul Newtload Ab.
t,r from tin ! rt'B,"1 "' No111"
Hood't "Ills ' AtnotJ, on my return
',, to Nottingham. It wiu late lit
nlitit an I " "nnjnn of ,ral"
IJ t e In I to Hie undent city. Tho
l0Dlf lane-IIU unnufaclurliiB Immlvt
rwi but two Inn. These wire
!inubllc-houi.e, re"J'' ,0 drain.hor,
riher linn lioatelrlr. At one 1 had
ln refuted entertainment for the
nl,l,tir,d warned away.Ucmiaethe old
who kept " ,0 " S' ''"gllMi
II, i f It) -odor or other luoiintc
bank, aud would, aomrhow, depirt ton
early In ' morning with mow than
p. reckoning. At tho olhi r, "Tho
Jjotie Tree Inn," the modttty of tho
two nitlJeu ladle In iharge forbidu
ththouilngof 'i untouched man. I
roul J lit In the tap room parlor on tho
hfoh leather-co'ered eeltle until the
cloilog, at midnight. Thon I mint go
Utterly fatigued from long da) '
wandering I" Hot In Hood' I-and, and
dmcrale at tho iro.pect of nil all;
nlnfit'a tramp Into SollltiKliam. how I
btfed foi the elcoiue of tome hedg e
ilJe llymj! J.preBlng (lilt In
humble I rotett only further outlaw id
meat Iho "Iono Tree Inu'' at Arnold.
Then, aal wat lulng Invited to take
the roaJ, llle a gl.y Indeed, a
rortlr, kindly-faced man enrue In.
Jlonedtholrget mill In A mot J;
wat a more pow crful man than tho
lord of the manor; mid my fato waa In
ibrjame uhlle ho drank hi nightly
la of tin and aoda, itnd lillnktnl nl
trie, an mingled euiotlnlit of tuiplcloll,
wipltJlly and hot) llallly lihijed ovir
hliltood IZugllali fare. Tho tpln.ter
larruald, the rough faelory-iiaiid,
to I all tho tap room litngcra-ou of a
mill town, awaited tho grout inau'a
illctum, regarding tho Imrudrr with
rrtitclful aileuoi. Ihli una that It
rum, noter alioull lie ald lint
HarnobyNoUliig'ni, wa ln'o.p.
UMe or dlirourtfouf to a tlratigcr.
'"J-.arl 'earl" came from the Inp
rwinroutlngent. II might bo u pbij
h'attor, '0 might be n niounte-b-ink,
might even routott villi thorn
h'oo.traiUortoclcty,lhe 'orrld gldr,
tut h'agaln It tbuiild nerer bo ald
that Il'arnold.by-Nottlng'aru rifuird
the b'aldlng 'and. "i:arl Vail
'far!" roared Iho audience all. Ho, na
rmn of tho great man' friend, aome
hoiixt Nottingham huti-lien, on 1,1
be directly returning home from Oxton
way, by grace and ahlfl 1 watol-agol
Into one of their cart, and thrum to
oil Nottingham aud an Inn. Charging
the crowd thua, and the acoro to m
arlf, which wai gratefully exjuingcd
from lh reoorda of "Iuo Tre Inn,'1
the great man of A mold wvut Ida w ay,
wlille I weut to aleep.
How longl had beendozlngl know
not, I-ut hen 1 nwakcncU Hwaa with
a ranio of lelng ihut tlirougli tho
earth'a clrcuniainbleut hluo. I'oiir
huge fellowa encaaed In woolen aacka
to thrlr fetl had tOMml mo Into unv of
their carta llko a uarter of lref. I
rtruik upuii n ilo of fnahly tlaugh
tered pork In a comfortable kUIom at
the edge of the tart-bor, whllu '"Our
ar'yeuow, ol cockey?11 "Nigh onto
aiitoeu ktoue weight!" "The puvnor'a
cold atlfT with rhwtl" and like tug
gritlre (halllnga were mluglnl with
tailing from the crowd at lhnllIoiio
Tree inn." There wrre half a acore
of rarti; a acore of butcher. Huge,
aafjI.Tokrd, klnlly men they were,
with woudrrful halloing and Ktig
ai tlicy uihl their atout liorira
at terrific nl down that broad
itcnn road through the gllitenliig,
ciUpy night. Cottage audutl dimly
apinred and at lutnntly anUhed.
Coio and hedge aecnied art In h mad
co the other nay. On weawrit to
old Nottingham, frightening Ulatid
rotUgera with the ruihlug ilamor and
wng Thrro wire aome uiwrh vouhi
among IheMi rollicking Nuttlnghaiu
butchera aa you will every hero llnd
among tho Jowly of all Ihnmldhind
and nolthtrn l:ugllah thlria. Jlut
morolmpreMlru to me, with my own
bead full of lloblu Hood, than my
tfNIoui aeat ou the edgo of a bounding
rart-box, waa tho iharai ter of theaonga
llieyaung. l.uty 0110 Identllled the
tulcher'a, or "lli-aher'a." Toiallou w Itli
IncloenU In the life of lloblu Hood.
One of Hutu aoiigt Uld how
Ilobln hlmtelf won a butclur'a
ireutlce, and becainu an out.
law on account of a mlntrly maater
feeding him aolely on llghta and liver
tod wore the tlMii from hla bouoa with
the unmerciful addriM with which he
m forced to acro tho fat from the
lonei of aulmala. Anothi r related tho
ruaryeloua aw from death of a N'ot.
llngham butcher lu tho joar I3."l,
when King Kdward II. made hi
'jrogroM'Mutotbo "north couutrlo."
J.nraged at the dearth of mint In
?ittlngha!n, the king called the chit f
Iteiher of the city Wore lilm, and
ordered him, 011 nlu of death, to
Innl la four acoro goodly kino, dnaaed
fjr the tiirnaplt to U mailo reidy
laforo the dawn of tho follow,
ug day. Till .waa an luiuu.
ble taS. Tawing from the klng'a
I reai lira tha doomed Iwlcher encoiiii
leredaUggar, Mhoaa "a boon" oaknl
only to ktow the naturo of Ida ml.,
fortune, and Immediately dlaapjaand.
The buu her panned that day nud night
I reiarlng lor eUrulty, nud, like a loyal
wtjiit atl forth for the cantle at dawn
to get Ida head ihopjM oir, when he
round "four acore and more" Uautl.
lolly driwd caruWH-e of King lid.
ward'i 1 owu Mlow deer liauglngTii the
market 1 laru. Kach had n arrow
""jnd Inilniatdejmid lultwaakuown
that llohln Hood aud Ida mm had
aaved the butcher'e life, nud by tho
unie token tlovirly challenged a bout
Mill the onicertof KlngJ.dward him.
e f. Another, the moat rollicking of
an, Went o far ai hi anert that the
Uoituoumew, the red face, the huge
jviiiche., the general good cluer, na
ell at aonie other marked charackrla.
10 of the Nottingham bulthira, uru
jaredltarlly due to tho progenitor of
bent all. Hlra Iho bullad ru.erta to
nave iwll , orUy abtcti 1)0,w, )n ,,o
J." ' '"nliiry fur tailli lety and wealth,
lloblu Hood and hla men hadtaplurid
IheAbtwt and hit money.bag.. In re
L ut.1i.ou1ll,w,' royally entertained
Ioj hat tho abbot ?, from grace.
The low for tl, and ale grew tu
flroug um him that he renounced
11 1 orderi, aud Urame butchtr aud
Mnlner In NottlnKhaiii. The outlaw.,
now hit frlcudt, aupi.lled hit alalia
Jlth imat from the klng'a foritt of
"'.'"yood aud hit butla with wine of
H ?,"". "'o nelghlorlug momulerlia
H fff',,,,0,,e,,ll'le'lllll. HeiKo
H i c''lral mold of form, faco and
fhartcter. at the 1 utchira any In rail.
afl !!? ,".'' ,ll"li'ly aa tradllluu ha.
Ctingh2lLor ""' j0"7 luXeh"n "'
Boon tho aplrit and chlmiicya of the
aiiclant city itlieil through the Hue
of aalTrony nlghbllght abote It. Then
Ihettrange cavalcade thundireil along
tho cobbled ttmtj, ami, after travera
Ing Mviral narrow clotea, dnw up
with Hcranhlu front of turloua old
itriiclurciiearthiimaikilrlnio. After
much ahoutlng, pounding and ringing,
an old icrvltor nrt'cnrrd. Tlien the
butchera lioliUd nm from tho iurt,
luiiih thommana il.j had thot nm
Into II. IVfjlio my protefta that I
waa domicilii! nl 1111 Inn In I'cck
Kane, I wnt under their charge,
ro nu luu ol tlulr chooMng
1 mut goj and with letrl.
blothrudaof repiiMltu the little old
minlu whnni I u Kven In iharge,
ahould tllghtlieput on me, or reikon
lug lw wrong, they diarle,l with a
ru.hnnduroni: the liue Irihd.HJr wai
loiknl nml lulled, at Ir agalu.t tltgr,
and we climbed the tlouu talra to a
pialnt old chamber, Into whce tiny,
itnid gable window the flrn hetllaut
light of day waa faintly tnmbllug from
the caat.
Wholly lutheiplrlt ol thoo.ldltrof
the nlght'a Adventure, I rUtil the
inlcu.lona of tho butchna1 l.allvl.,
and Atket the old aervAiitlf eerylKlj
In N'oUltigham waa draottidet from
lloblu Hood, or aome one of hla nobli
vklliui. The old man'a pride waa
touched.
"Indei-d, no, alii" he amwrreil lu
dlgnantly. "Nono cornea o that
atoik, anvo It'll na aarvea In public
otiit"
Then he atood there, caudle In hand,
hi. gourd like 110M1 llamlng and piling
with twakiulngai lilt, whllu he reeled
ollaundry othtr lallaila of Intermlu
able alanata and Iteration, allowing
wlthunbuibtcdhUlo.lo n'curncy nnd
oullawcil rlijmo nud rythm 1 rally
marly the tame collection of liul lenbi
In lloblu Hood'acareir, iiiiountlngfor
tbeprnllge, rigid, and npi.lc of
airvliigmeii lu Kngllthlun., at wtru
rouched for lu the butchera' galaiy 1 f
Ming. All nf which la related, Utauio
Itruggitted to mu a now linn of In.
iiilry in the Identlllrntlou of lloblu
Hood with Ilobln Hood'. Laud; mid
hinted a unlverMllty of traditional
linking oflhuncluil peraonago ofthu
famoua outlaw bi our own time, of
which literature glrce but thofalnlift
lualght.
Ae la well'underttood, all thole
gendt, talet and Ullada Lnow 11 to litera
ture ae of ancient origin and founded
on auiltitlmiiy Authenthlo liul
dentalu thelifonr Ilobln Hood, were
collected An I (lUblltlied III KM, by Jo
e h Itltton, High llJlllll of II10 Idl
er Hit of Havoy, of whom It waa aaldi
"He netrr aanil liuuian rxciit
when he wat poring oier (iothm
booka," He wai undoubtedly one of
the moat critical and palniUklng an
tliUtrlaua or Ida time The tntlre col
leitlon iiumUra acanily more than
CO I lecea. Tlieee w ero reproduced from
ancient tilackdetter coplm. Abwjlutely
authekllcated. Vet, lu Hill one night
1 had lltleneiltoone-tiilrd at mali at
the famoutltlton collection coiilnlned.
I f thoe, Iho w ork of w rlti r from the
Hill to the Kill cintiirlei, could
bo regarded at ioaKe..lng many in
hi rent evldi net a of having U en Mmed
oil Actuallllea, wliy ahould not tlioee
lingering among the mauct be re
garded with at Itetl that atrong pre
aunti lion of mi original eourco In fjct,
attributed to luoetol the traditionary
lore handed down from father to tou
through many geueralloiu? And If
tail two claaaee, tho taltchera aud luu
aervers, weru ao fruitful In Uilteort of
lore, why could not almllar dlacovtr
lea be made among othera of tin Ir Ilk;
I iu.bcd the Imtatlgallon In N'ottlug
htm aud thiro with titranrdlnary
retulta llrlitly, the lnembtrt of
every craft and TocAtlon whino ori
gin Antedate, or It iouteuioraiitoui
with, itibln llood'a llnu, IO.M1..,
uud riUln with aecret treabiulug
aud pride, tery many of Itieee ballad'.
I -tcli build. In a warm and lovli g
way, n relallouthlp with the outlaw
hlniNilfi with lilt deedt of ciiunlng,
valor or chhAlry: or with the uufur
lunate rubjutt of hla mad aim merry
prank, I have certainly counted
dliliirenllailladt of tlda ilau tuabote
.1110 lu number, I Ulloo In Noltlug
hain.hlro alone fully HKW dl.tliict
Ilobln Hood ballad, could beaeiured
among tho loaj ly for printing. N'or do
they comprlio moduli Idea and allua
tlouacladlnniicliut garb. In terbal
Samlture, aluille, coii.lrurtlon, Ind
ent, aud lu w hat may bu termed tin Ir
IndtfetruLtible w lioleui'at, they iioittta
evtry evlderueof griatautlijully.
Hut thl. It by no meant tho moat
lnterelliig Idiutlllcatiou of ai I
ual or ligtndary Into Willi hit
hauutt Afforded thoiatlcut pilgrim lu
Nottingham. In the auclint booka of
the old city and the auclint uooki of
tho old ahiru It muili curloua Infonuu
tlou tola, dug up regarding Kherwood
Toreat, and nl umlaut folk-lore, tigiuda
and aii4rttltioiit, Nlntlng aturiir
rlngly na the Illght of nu airow from
hit own la-nt low to the one-time tx
l.tenco of tho umuiiiiuruble archer
tiehlnd. The forettof Hherwooil waa
llnd mentioned ly wrllira during the
reign 0 Henry 11., betwtin 1181 nud
Hbo; nnd wot thin n place of
royul rceort for hunting, In
that time tho anhhl.hop of Vork
alto chimed tho right of liiintlng lu
Hhirwood lliree daya nt Chrl.tuin,
three at Hotter, aud thru at Whlutun
tide, Andkttluthu I'unet hit font
tira"aerlit of hawka aud ari-igo."
John, biforeatci-udlng tho Ihrono In
1109, wlillettlll Karl of Monlon, ex.
II uliil n ihurter of oil the 1IU nh t and
f reu cuttomi of tho fon.ttuf Notllng.
hamihlroAiid l)erb)thlre, trwclllcally
Including Hherwooil. Hut It was not
uutll IJ.11, in thurelgu of Henry III.,
that thotxait llmita of Hherwooil
Tonal were fixed. The "(leramhula.
tlon" under royal writ then hold gave
Hlurnood Foritt proper a lenglli of
nearly 3d nillea, exloudlng duo north
from n thort dlatunce btlow Nol
tlnghnm to Jutt nboie Wotkaup,
with a imau breadth of nine
mllea. Then bouudarh'a ncro riiif
llrmtd In Hi;:, and nt late at fifty
yearttluce yn oportiinlty fur con
lliiulngA honlenf tltlul "i'oritt 0111.
rem," Tliechlif of thiaewerea"lrfrd
Warden," a "Itow.llearer and ittng.
or," four "Vcrdiiren," a "Hteward"
and l) Inn "Kte rt;" mid It It an Inler
tatlug fact that Lord Hyrou, Ihu luit,
held officii At one of the hud "How
Heurert uud Haugera" of thlt hit
torlo foritl. It Ima Ueu friqiienlly
tinted Hint nil trana uf Hherwood
ronathid entirely diaapiieared. Thla
la not true. I found titar Newttead
Abliey toveml groina of lit o'lgln
al oakt. In the ul.trlit comi ril
ing lit former aouthern rtacli, alut
llranuelv, nnd to Hits latt, m ar Huttoii
and rartilou, are 11 i.uniUr of tliu
guarled old Hhirwood atrlarcha. The
entliedUtrlct la uow d Hi d wllh (owna
and vllligea, lntirairred with farina,
gentlemen' tentt and demtMiietof the
nobility. 1 11 the 1 atkt, an I freipiently
In thohticlt uud tlrplanlAtlout uf the
demi tint, itjieclally 111 tho iiortbitn
dt.lrlct tielwceu N'ewttetd Abbej and
Worktop, that portion of (Sherwood In
Sty "i 1' 1 1 ' aJaSSatjtj
ancient timet known at High Kureil,
are n very great nuiiilier, no doubt
from OOOD lo 8iWd tree. Thi-earo gen
erally tinkiiowu, lcaiiMi thut from
(Aihllo gaze by .irk nud itetuttue walK
n eu Ibo friendship of nnmektiicror
puncher mint la m 1 Ic. Thn ilgh Iheae, I
found nem ly fjix) of Iho nnrlent n r I n
Willatk 1'itrJt. Thtre art fully that
numlH'r In IhimUr 1'nrk nenrork
top. Honieof thrtitoAkff aretupHNiei.
toliemorethtuliioiivinrtoll. I found
cnrc bi lw more than twenty Iho fut
Iriilnuuifiremo, nud villi- n iiuinlier
tatxoid Ihlrly 11 vl feet, oiienreof
gnat height; but nil are tremenjoiit In
trunk and uverarrhlug Hud. Tlulr
antra, knot, and gnarled growth an
kientK-nl wllh the mutt mn-leiil written
dcacrlt tlona of Ihe fori l.
Aa wllh the Ncltlt gham lowly of nil
anclt nl 1 tM; the pea. tntry of tbn 1 n.
tlredl.trlitnrv aalurateil with Itoltn
Hood hgindt mil uirtlllnn.
Tin re l not n forittir, gjme.
ktr or puncher within the An
dent hutuidarli but lint hit ballad,
tradition, or iitttltloua practice
lacd 011 theexMeiiiemid cu.lomt of
Ihuotdeii outlaw tenantry. Wn)ldu
hint are named In honor nf tho outlaw,
nftome if lilt follower, or lu com
memoralloii of tome oue of Iho tuld
orcfit r'a di-vda. lWtry almilu farmir
hat cuttomt or ha1f.uptrlltloiit prac
llcea orhiluatliigln aomu retited Hill g
Hoi In Hind did, or woull not do.
Illuda, hartittira and rotlara 1 rettrve
hi menu ry lu tradition, ciutom aud
tong An ItberoUliotAtiouiowlfe lu
thuiouutr)ilde In all tliu wett of Not
tlugham.lilre w Im hat not toruu ruwarl
ur piiul.hmint fordullhil or frail loin
chill, lu roerb or huggaluo from
thlt txhaii.tleRt tourtv. lbv book
miy fill you with wlto dc.ul.lt
that Mir n rial H0LI11 Hiwd
plael ma I prankt InHlierwood For
tt. If 011 will gitibiralo tliolhet
and htnrla of tho Nottlnghanithlro
lowly, jour own coiivlillou that hu
nncecxMul will ttlellglhell, thnitlgh
luutimirubhi evldi ncet of ftdeliat
Ineluorlal lillca In tuttoin, tradlllou
and charactir, until )ou riallie how
loyal to tho truth w at ford lovi ng iot t
lira) ton, when he lung nearly faM
jtaraago
lathKoiiniiarlDoi Ida I think Iheit ll not
flat lie ol llobla I loo J litth bear I aal Unit
Aal 14 It tad of mot tbt tile thill at'er ba
Ul Kr.rUM-t, lltorit a Crete, aid Much tu
Otlurk the mrrr; frltr, winch niar a terinon
la 1 ral.t of ItoMa iftoj, lit. ott Itwi, tail
Ih.lr titue.
KltlAll ll. Wakuian.
In Harlot trrlca.
With one ixcer tlou the tcmlon of
the varloiit inlnwe rial unlona yerter
day iottoi.Mil tlmply Adinomliintlonttt
InlrntU Tho Haptlitconfereiun hnd
under routldirallou imant toirouioto
revival lull int. Tho Mithodltt
irtarhiri dlicutted the work of 11
mxltl union. Tlio l'n-.bjIirUii MI11.
Mi rial Union ll.leueil lu an able a I.
drt-M 011 pra) er nuellug plant. At tho
mittlng of the f.'ongri gatlonal Club In
thuaftiruouri f'atalu I'. 11. II ore, tho
African explort r uud mMoutry, gave
and iu.lruillva outline of Mi labor In
theditrkconllnint.
"In llarkcxt Hngltnd," he aald,
"there It at much Ir not more moral
darknett thnn In a-rnlled darhnt
Africa. Thatjart or Africa, the In
tirlor, titually concelveil lu Im Hie
loweal In worthy tlementj, Ittoiny
mlud tho mot ndnnHl. Theru ft
there hat tnvagery, Idolatry nud Im
morality nud more Chrlttiau cuter
.rli. The book 'In Dtrkett Africa'
tieidtmuili irlllrlm. Ir tlAtemtntt
nulru me to defend the uatlte,
whotefiliud I Afn, tupliro In proper
llghtmanyof thnOritnbila In Alrica
and aImj tho noble men nd women of
Chrl.ttau lululont, acleutltU audpo.
Iltlcal agi lit.
"Chrl.tlAii mlttlonirliti Iiavu iene.
Irnteil to Central Africa. 1 wa a rt-el-duit
thirofor ileen jiart, aud dur
lug, 1 art of that Hum my wife and
ihlld were wllh nir. The dllllcultlia
of Afrkurt mlttlonnry work are not
tho danger of the Molence ofualHea,
Irtit thohe of language and illniati.
California preMiited to tho early mi
alonnrha griattr obtlacli-a than dota
Africa today. My field hu been on
oneof the great lake of Cintral Africa.
Tho Afrlceua there rtproaented tin
dl'lliict tribe, each Willi a i-u-ulhir
dlaltit oftin unknuwu to the othera.
Wo have ctdabllthcd Iotta, have a
ttianier which altord ra Idcommuiil.
callou In Hie Kkkl mile ol territory In
tluded liiourwork, andnrotlrivlug to
extend the Itind of auiatliy among
tho nnllea by Hie ute of n corumou
Ituirunge,
"riuao natlvt-a ha a atrong tplrlt
ual In.tiuit, but no formal religion.
Their twlleft are lu nu way fundamen
tally oppoted to ChiMlautty. At we
lenvo tlio coast line toward tliu Intt rlor
thuevldrnctaolcnnnilialliinfjfiHihlam,
tho tlavu Undo and Immorillty gradu
ally dliapM nr. I n my field 011 the laku
moat nf the unlive were engageil In
agricultural nnd occasionally lu pn.
toral piraulla. I'oli gamy It gtnrrally
ractlccd, nnd we can a. jit mko no
ntteni tin atop It. It I a necuwlty
In tho txltllng rjMcni of aoclety,
where thiro It no other than thojioly.
gnmoti rtlatlou fur woitun. V011
n.k n man, 'What It jour nccu
lotion!' You a.k n woman, 'Wliote
wife or daughter nre jouT' Hho
mutt be 0110 or tho otlur. Domit
Ho ahiiry I a llrinly llxul Initllu
tlou. The alavcanre known nttiHiul-iri
of tlio houhi hold And may tm bought
nnd aolloa other good. Our flnl tlen
lultadcttructlon mutt be In the aboil.
Hon of the tlaiu trade, In which
native nre engaged at well a other,
but w hlch It virtually n dillertnt Inill
tutlon. It 1 a crlino which uuuit
ci nu: tin very l An 1 lenient of aoiltly
whhli toopioae would deatroyna."
The gentlomau'art mark lovirtd n
wide rniiire of liiMttlgntlon. He re
fimdtuiueluiorlauce of American
cloth In Afrlcau commer'e, aud dt
tnllt-J tho catiHt of HngUthpre iml
unco In tho good wlllor tliu nathi.
Hooutllutd the hablta of life nnd In
tlllutlona among the African. He
gave rimlidtceiuta of Hmlri Hatha.
Hu wot rukeil many iiietlun regard
lug hit laboit, on I at Ihu iloto of hla
addrcat waa voted iiiianlmuii.ly the
thunkt of tho ilub. JTuu ru'ictou
CAro;dc.
MUslonarlcs ItelriseJ,
The following It re roduoed from
the ilillinnial Slur of January HI.
Hldir I'ranclt A. Hrown It honorably
relcrued from hltdutliaaal'retldentof
tho Holland Mfvlou, tort turn home.
I.IJer Thumit Hpackmiin, I'rnldeut
of Hie Manchester CoufereiiLe, I alto
bonirablj releated from that petition,
to riturii to Utah.
Owing to the continued 111 lieallh of
l.lder Clinrle W. Maun, Travollug
I Idi rln the lllrmlnghaui CouferencK,
he I honorably reltaacd to uluru to Hit
hoimi In Utah,
COiNSlili-UEXEliAli NEW
llnilrt all kiinwlfdgf or Hie llrport
toniitclhig lllin Willi Ihe lrta-
11 r; I'lirlfillo.
TtnnioLC blizzard naGlNa IN
' WYOMINa
Ihiiibl Ha ol Heard er an; I'lati In
(uiiioII.IjIc IhcTranwuntl.
lirliUl It'Md,.
Itjr Trleirr! b 10 Ibt N aw
till llll.tat lit iMltrlnllii.
ev, Iiiiom ..lhli l,...il nu. I lino
il llreu Kent lor.
l(io, Feb. . John ('. Niw,
United Hlatetcou.lll hire, wiu nuked
I' an Aatorhlcil l're reproeubttlve
It Hit m weie nil) truth In the rule
mint Hint I'realdent Hartlmm hat
cnlletl Ntwto itttiru Immediately lo
Hit United Hlalc w lilt a view of con
ferring Iho Iruviiry inrtfolln u,n
him. New tald, "I liaie not recelveu
miynitMiigu front I'ntldint llarrltou
nnd I kiiuw nothing nbout any ron,
tltlou lo olltr me tlio rreaury trt
folio.''
Ite.ritel Mite
I'itth unii, I ob. II. A telegram Jut
received from N'autlcokc l'enii)l
tanla, til that the t ntombed miner
lu tfio grand luuiiil of the colliery
were rcaiuod allvo Hilt niurulng.
riitiiit- iiniitu
trflil,l.l,, it Helen l-.li.i-. Hie ltllil
lu Mitke Knenii III. lien.
lUl 1IA,.V. H., Feb ll rillrtt-t.Ii
wellhiiowu Catholic have wrltlnilu
Archbl.liopO'llilen, iintLtingnitliiit
lilt taking tile with tbu i.iutina
llvt agtln.t rtclproclty with tliu
UliltidHtlMi. They Utxlare that no
cciltatattlc, not ovin the -jv, him
right to gheconiiiiaud liituch inattt rt.
The nrclil Miop In rc ly tcorca the
writer for prei.uniptlon nnd Indlplo
mailo language nautrta hit light to
make known hi vkwt.
I'l.Mirrr lleiul.
ICismt'in.Mo, Fib. 0 Tlieo.
doru F Warm r, a plom er of Nnrtht m
Minourl, whottnrli.l lubu.lnen wltli
the lauimit lieu Hollidayof Hie (ireat
Overland Hlago Hytlini, ill.-d la.t
night, lie wa the gre it gran 1ou of
Ilaiilel Hooue.
ttealhee ltr,fl.
Waaiiimiiuh, Feb. B. The ttorm
latt night ocr the Mlnlt.pd Vnlley,
from luwatcuthwnril, devetot-i IiiIoa
decided ttorm with then litre mar
1-akn Mlrhlgnu. Tlivre are galea nu
the lake, lllmrd tit the Nonliwii-t
and iiortlura tm the I libit, reaching
Texn. Tiie now ru ailing gilt may
bo ex.cteit on the AtUnllo ivntt, mid
mold wauo-.crlheHtatnin.t of the
Mlt.lll Itlver. On Ihodulf coa.t
tliu norllivr t likely to t, very te ire
wltli hi ivy tniwa cuu.lug bloikadi-a
lu Ihe lake roglolit nud tbu AtUnllo
bUli, iioilh of Mar) land.
llll.or.l In It .Hue.
Ciiivi.nm, )o Fib. 0. A lerrl
bloLllizird hat taen raging through
out thlt vh Hilly. Tin tloikmin are
npnnhinahn of at em Iu-c of cattle.
No wttt tiuuud tuliit retched die),
cnnejettenlty over Ihe Union l'ailflc,
or Hurllugtou; uiillil train with pro
tl.lont, tent out to Ihu fatt mail uud
Iheotirlaud lljir, (.tuck lutheiijuw
forty milt a init of lure.
tulll.leia llelneeti hlralilrr.
Uisiuv, Feb. I). Kavi ral vulllttont
l-etwivuati imtr occurrtd lat night
at (IraVfM-nd. Two nre .Inking nud
otlura nru Imdly damaged.
The Murk Ilatkel.
Nnv VtniK, Feb. U.-riui tlotk
m trkit ihowed aome Auluiatloii today.
Union I'ncltlc, Atclilton, North Auierl
tail wtro tho ino.t active of Hie II. t.
At noon Hiemtrket waa firm at alight
fraitloiit alajvu Ihu uculiig,
l.ttllllf tllll Ml
'II'. Mw lo H." He - lu llelilr
In n tiie.ll,,M.
AlIAtTA, fit, Feb. tt. When
atkedtviKH rnlng the rti-urt that he,
llunllugton mid other, wire con.lder.
lug tho Coutolldatlou of the Iraua oou
llneiital run I., went of Mlubudpj I,
Uould taldt "If new to me."
talllui MrrlliK.
N'nv Vuiik', Feb, U.Arnoiix, Iho
thnlrinauof tliu Amerlc-in cougru,
haaliMiedit tall for a uniting of Hie
gtuiral commtttei-, tJ laku t lace at
Wathlugtou April loth, next.
NetrretoM.
Oir.lllA, Feb. 0. Tho ttorm ciand
latt night In N'ebratka and wnt tuc
ceeded by tovt re cold.
M.MS1N A NUItlllll.
Newfoundland It lu danger of be
coming it rebel lu l.nglaud.
Major Wel.mnu la fighting liathit
nt Klllmnujnro, In Afrit j.
AlUr Vitter nat lurli-1 In n buow
tilde, last Htturdt)'! mar HI. Hluio,
Colorado.
John Molvww ii, a I'eniiaylvuubi oil.
man, dloJ, uged &i. He Jeuvia jt-J,.
nil,(k).
Ilobtrt Hurtley wna found lu the
atrceaior Hull,., Mont , with hi. clothe
aatu rated w Itli oil, and l-urnlng llerctly,
A Chlinzu barltr named O.born,
y t ttorday, idiot a w oman, hit be Irothid.
Hun Bhot hhuiilf.
In I'eiiuayh aula n lady aged tltly,
Biica A in in Okid teveiily for -H0,ck"Jfur
brtach of I romlao (f marriage.
Tho play, "riiornildor," I making
truuble In 1 'ram e 1 la name I tugge.
tiro nf bud. It will lo layed In thl
country nixt wlntir,
The light fur prohibition gout ou lu
North Dakota. An Imiiieuro torruw
tlou fund lint Ucu rai.cd to forward
tliu taiitu of rrcu w hliky,
IiiaMniwcliutett'i reform tchool it
number of i-oulclt drank wood alco
hol. Two mu il. ul, oUiort badly
burned.
A man In Chlll'co.ho, 0 lit n tow
which glut black milk, Chenilkliiny
HiumllkltimlurallneMry ittctix
Ultln color.
Ireland without a im.torul letlir, and
Houih Awnrlct without a reuliitiou
would uioau the couilnu of thomllliu
luui, 'Mtaaf I ' ' "I111'!' I ',"L """
New Vork ha two bird, golden
ihenunt., worth $1(1. Ihty wrm
iretenttil to Lilian Huuell, And will l
tAten today. Ihe with bouej wlH l-e
I rreerveil aud mounled in gold.
Dom I'edro It now In ('antic. He
It littery b& I lictlth. Hetayhewaa
too tltmocrallo for the rij loof ltraill,
who are Hie wlldttt kind or arltocrAtt
I I o hat bright hope for Hraill Mill.
ItiiHlauniithoiltlealn 1'olaud rinort
to torture, to ottiln Hiformtllori front
tiirecl. Fotty-tlx ifmint lu Wnrwiw
were tried and i-nnvlt ltd without htar
Ing any ovldcnco for tlio deft nee.
In Hlult, France, n woman nntmd
Hldonle Haul, niurtlcreil her father
aged 79, r,e old mnti cautnil hit
dauglilir'adilldreulo I-" lakeu from
her nnd lit In a couvt nl, Thlt w a
thucauteof tha murdir.
INTKIti:STIMI FIUDI IIIAUll.
The. Scnalurlal Imbroglio. Unbolt lln-bloiM.-Thril
line Filler lllll', lie.
firtitt execltcment prevail here ovi r
the Hi uitorial t In Hon. C'laggt ll had
a majority ji.lerday, lut Dulnlt'
frlindt win two b-icktlldra bark to
tho fold and the taw illll hang until a
lu.ijorlly lntlielIouultoblulni-.l. The
Heuatu la prttly rolld for Claggett. Tho
"rln tliu bill," t morning Ihu Auitra
llan t) .luu, I rend) lu l lidrtiduceil.
Only lxteii more da) ft ol tho act
tlou and very little utefUl legl.latlou
Ia'miI id far. TIiii majority -of thu
im uibera favor Mdjoiirniiient on Feb.
-.Mill The lillltnrlty held out thlt It All
txtr I eolon ami n..t llnilti-J o tlxly
da)t. It will U dt-cldiM ly the Hu'
prt mo Court on tho Uth.
Threu bill are to be piilinl lilpn
fireuce to nil oilier "tho tuition
bill," "Hie Inlgntloil bill" nud "Ihu
revimie bill." Hhoull the teiiatorlal
ele'itloulaitiriiiigll will tdoik nil fur
ther liglalntloli, nud the fight proinlT
PI lie A t ery bitter one. DiiMt It ilu'A
out, nud hit tint aome liiidorliig lilt
gram to hit friend, l.itlt denioiratt
nnd riibllcau,"I'or(toira take aland
b) me nn I don't dtti rl me now."
The Halt Lake "Homo Diiuuallti
Club" Bio hilled to lay In Hol'u on the
liih, IBthnnd Hitltif February. Tin)
will im et a hiarly rciillou irum the
clttreiiBOf Hoire and the l.rgl.lalure.
Tliu wtather It flm; tcartily uti)
atiow. v.
Hum I'm, Fib. A, IS3I
Clillilrun's SlocJs. In cru.it vn
rloty, nt tho II. Dlnwootloy
Turn. Co.
.Kill's l. (ANMIN,
Aitiiiimy ti I w mis arm n ,
JliKri er A Mere U.ek u
SUMMONS.
la 11 1 Mttrirt t uurt mart lor lh Third
JaUirul ludikl ut l'.l, T.rrltarr,
lunlrt.l BillUkt.
Vl Ilium noller lltlDtiri
lltr AiaNoitUjr( HetcieUnL
Tke I c.i la et 111 Ttrrllurr ( t tali nil
llrreuiif
To)l.rr Ann Wim.iIv, llrrond.nt
OU till, llkllklll Ul irllllt l lo
l. t i.r In an rii. brim, 1.1 .tml vou
j lb .uiv mkim iii.iiun m ll a liwlrwt
fQHultl IMrlJnill.UI Imn-rtol Ihe Ter
lltotr nl t lilt,. wt u, rmwtr tue cinr.iLint
me.1 Ibrrrln wilbltt tea il.. tctrlu.irt ol
Hie il.jr er .rttkel alter lb. erira on you
1 1 Ibit .ununA-if err ! wltbin tin. ciitir
nrll.ellrrHlet ol thl. euuatr, Imii l Ibl e,
ulrt, wilhla tw.ntv il,t. bilrrlio witlun
fwriv il.i-or luliaietl Lr OrLult wi.l l
l.k.n aa.iailrvu, mieriliexlo lhtr.r vl
Tlt.au rlMl. Irontbllolt.iattlerreeor
Ibl.euuttdiMolritr tbe b.,nd. if u-ainmonr
brlttrenHiltiiitia b I (IftrBd.ai ftaiitift
I l.lnlltf vrB.r.lrrml I rarrd on tbvirnund
ili.t otter Bbubl Ibe 111 ta of live UTu.tb
.l.l.b.l.at .lllullj .I..1 wuh, nl ca dr.crlrd
tad ab.iittoBr.1 ibtlainliN tad lia. eter
But Blaudr.br I lil.. sa I llied .r,.rl .nd
tlBtirreiiitiihi Willi ulauy.uOi iruli.iiMur
rrtioM, an 1 aailB.I hi will aal wilbout bt.
CBBirBU
AB I rot are t fret y n ililleil Dial If tuu Till
In rar bb I B.twrr II ul I r. iu lamt B
llnir re-iutrrd, lb B.I 1 1 1.IBIltf will B ilr la
WIIB.. IB linn llhkrlr. . ., Jbdrv.
BBd tlia i.bI nl tb lil.lrlrt Lud il Ihe
Inird Jum-i.I ll .In I. In ib4 fur lb tern
liirr of t lib, tbl. tin iUv nl J.u.rr. In
II,. tear el ear l,r I, nut ll,ou...J .,bl
bu NUr.il BBd Mnrlr en
lll-l llr.M.l 11 JCUIII.lV,attl.
DISSOLUTION OFPARTliERSlllP.
TK IIHtMU ilW. M.TUK 111 Till.
V U.il. tut 11.- to MfUrihl. hrc,
frrrtMinitUiten I It-pry ( in, tnttvrh fc
II urtiatti ul Minuet II Auribiili, iiittlvr
Itf firm Dttineu lltrrf ( ohn A l n, tmirr
r)invn 1 tlolr tutintu m On riiyiud
mumr of MU liv, IrrntJiy M LUh li
t-reu Ihi lUr iluwilttl Ir hiolul runtk,
llcerj ivilm. In titUuiilr, U rrr on the bul
tM l tlio old lan I nn Icr ll namt kh-1 tit Itt
rf Hi mit U.hi A ', aJ IH4 Aurrltrb
tro. bklfif nn inUrt Ihrrf in
B. it !! I Un I y fohu will rollr I , fl
rounu itu ihu drm, ttn I i r m 1 itdjutl all
rt.im. lntlt drui.
Ilil.riuiijfif Jamiarr K V l'9l
IlKMtl IOIIN,
H:l LIIIH K II. M I KIMClf,
llUll AI FltlMCII,
WAMhl).
Vnux to ixnThiiiM) m irov.
In for Mmiif tutr 'uulT ml ,M
bcpoi), A,ttr tan uuiii n.iihitfcu
V K1SADY
riEFEpCEj?.
'Dill- HOIHIIHI lllllllllll,
Enltrged ami Imprond, ol tali moil
excelltnt work, hat lately bun
publlthtd ind It now For
Silo at th
DESERET HEWS OFFICE.
It l Aluioi, Iatlii(vBl.l lv Korf
Home and Foreign Missionary,
And It a ilnlrabla anpililll il alao lo
ctery Ml u. lout of riiBolugy aud other
,warwoit who taliiet the imau of alto
talhur and defending Krl turlly an I
lllaturleally Ihe Principle or tha (loan..
Tho wl.hr. uf 111 lompller, llutl lb
work bit publlthed wllhuut prollt BO a l
U within Ihe n nh ofeitry pora-ni de
ahlng II, luio txeii bIuIM lu Ihli at
wt II at Ihe flrtt edition, and Hu rehire no
dlMOOUtilaxi'eptfort.ntor o.tago i bi
lowl lo de-Ah r.
Tlio bnuk It bound lu four dinerrnt
ttvh nn I tent poitpald to any mllriat
it the follow lug
PRIPPC' 4B contB, GQ cents,
rillVJJJi ug conta, unci 51.10.
aggtjeji iiri ' tiiiigcjnV'vU-''31fc'
I..THOflS. il
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 zi 1 1 t r 1 1 1 1 jlcd ltTTTTT I'M
2C, 28, 30, 32 E. J f v rp 30, 32 E. H
First South St. P. r- 1 J First South St. H '
llllllllllllllllllllllllillllllLLLUlK i I
' DRESS GOODS. iil
"
jrvcnY Dny goods house keeps dress coods, but . ,?!
Hcarcoly a housa In Amorlct can show tlio collection of I ijPJ'1,
suporb tlilngo wo nro proparotl lo offor Ihls Spring. Thoy aro t laWJtil
Blrimu Dions from Now York to Salt Lnko, and SOMETHING ' I I ill
NEW IS AnillVING DAILY, Tho purchnsos or six prist son- 1 jM
eons would not otiual tho soloclloim or thin souBon's lino, and i ill'
Lntllos cannot form tho f.ilntost liloa of how ulcgnntly nnd l II1
tastofully thoy rnn dross, oxcopt by calllnir and oxamtnlng j i Be
our cholco stock of Tronch Novoltlot nnd tho olhor artistic "W
olfccla In our Dross Coods Dopartmont. j SJJ
Wo shall show n lino of Tronch Ch.illlas, thu pattarna nnd i I wfi
colorlnss of which nru pronouncod works of art. I 1 ImjR
Our Combination Plaid rtobos nro tho most tastoful, at a 'Jffil
modornto prlco, ovor producod; nnd about two hundrod pat- I , fJji
torus or Europoan Novoltlos, of which no two tlrusa pattornu . f iff I
nro nllko, nro rvomothlnu; to bo proud of. J mR
Tho Wool Plnkla ombrnco colorn novorboforo attomptod, j 1 vjtt
and, toiiollior with Iho pattoms, nro simply Immonso, nnd In Smt
stylos Hultnblo lo all agoa. ' i Ml
Our Dlack Coods stock Is vary comploto. In which wo aro 1 1 1t
allowing many novoltlos that nro olfuroil nt tho vory low ! JKi
prices wo pl.iou on Hunrlottas, Sorgos, Cords, Dlaconnls and , I jSlI
Twills. el I ill '(
IV me
WASH DRESS GOODS. In
ill
-pHE TERMS APPLICADLE TO OUn WASH DRESS COODS lVa!H
nro handsomo, protty, awuot. Those throo stylos of rllBI
boauty aro nil umbrncod In tho cholcost lino ovor offorod In Tl .!"
any ono houso. Tho croam of nil Importors and manufactur- jj iK
oru nro colloctutl In this ono grand display. 1 1 H
Wo load with tho groat Europoan Novolty, Korali Molro, In ' il
printed goocle, a now woavo inndo from Egyptian Cotton nnd ' j
Conitcd Ynrnsrcomb'nod with tho Molro offoct, producing a ; i
rlchnosi only to bo found In tho hlghost class silks. Evory ' I
houso ndvortlsusi Scotch Clnghams and Zophyrs, and show j j
mora ugly than protty pattorns, but with tm It Isdlfforont; wo " vr i
linvo nn Immonso nwaortmont, nnd ovury pnttorn Is n boauty, 'Ifl
Iho colors rnro and rich, producing offocts novor boforo wit- H
nossod In this class of goods, nnd nro porfoctly fast. M
Wo nro nlso showing stylish pattorns In Amorlcan Clng- ,'
hams. irl
Tho old stand-by, Prlntotl Satoons. la larRoly roprosontod lill
In nit qunlltlos, and tho now Canton Cloth, inndo by Simpson )
i. Sons, dosorvo apodal mantlon for Its rlchnosB of doslgn. ill
Tho pattorns In Prints this season aro so vory protty wo I
must spoak of thorn, , I ll
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES, 1
XHITE DLACK COODS IS THE ONE NEW THING UNDER l '
tho sun; you want to sou thomi thoy aro In Embrol- l
dorod FlounclngB, India Llnons, Nainsook Chocks, Lnco tJ
Effocts, Cords nnd Strlpos, Lndlos of moro advnncod yoars &
can hnvo all tho comfort thoro Is In wearing n whlto muslin j flKL
dross nnd yot bo drossod In black. You should buy thorn oarly, ' Jjj
tho novolty bolng so groat, thoro nro doubts of thoro bolng Sv
onough to supply tho domand, JPrf
Wo hnvo n moro oxtonslvo lino than ovor In Whlto Em- ' IS
broldorod riounclngs In forty-flvo-lnch goods for Ladlos, and tj b
twonty-sovon Inchos for children. You will, of course boo i m j
Tlounclngs In othor stores, but If you want stylo comblnod ill
with choapnoss, you will buy thorn of us. jj I
unim n rrrn 1 1 1 rru 1 1 j iijiididM: (J
26, 28, 30, 32 E. w xr rp i 20, 28, 30, 32 E.
First South St. j P"" " A jj First South St. , J
i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ij 1 1 1 rTTlTJTDlTTJLE , ill
v- ... tji.. ' 53iJJBB