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g THE DE3ERET NEWS 00.
3 ojihmt! w. inmost, innon,
ft! ' 1n.Ust Murrh ats, I SO J
lOXfUlKNfK XOTIIK.
g Th HliljffconJ Annual Confer-
3 cnco ol tint Church of J etui Clirltt of
X Lstttr-Jsj Hslnts will convtna In Ilia
1 Tsbemscle, Hilt I-rtk City, l 10
ffl o'clock cu Biinilsjr luomln J, April 3rd,
I 1M5-
H At noon on WrJnriKlij-, the (Hi of
B Atll, Itierap-tlons of tin Hill l.sks
H TemrlowlllUi 1IJ with i pronrUte
W ceremonies.
IK The oOlcrn and members of lii
IE Church (renerilly iniconllalljrliiTltwl
I I lu s.ltsnd th m-etlnss of tho Confer-
I I enee, Alas to l instill on tlio oc
lion of tbo ljlni of the csp-stono of
R tlis Tomplo.
ffi WtLVonn Woouni ri ,
w '-v Obokou J. C'A.v.vu.f,
X Jusxui 1'. Burnt,
M First l'mldtnrr.
S The Heml nnutl ineetlnx of the
W j ofllcen nit teschers of the Deeeret
E I Hunetsy, Hchool Union will let held t
EH the Tsbtrnsclt, t 7 o'clock, 11. ni ,
Hunelsj April aril, IM2. A cordlsl In.
' Yltstlon to he preterit l extended to all
vl l Interested In Bundayrlcliool work.
j H (Junior. ). Uannux,
j ! ' John Moiuian,
,A Oensrsl Huperlntendency of the
Wk E.MretHundijBchool Union.
fell WLSE IIIM'ATIIILM AHAIV.
rP AHALTlkedliimtch totheetitern
j3ra press, protends to gives an account of
in tbo eiamlnallon which hai been con
)M ducted In tlila city In regard to the
i In legal ownenblp of tbo Temple lot lu
jEj Independence, Jackion Count). It li
:.m an Aieoclaltd l'reu telegram, and the
'm responsibility for It reels uiiu tho
JjH agent here. Thoonljrpolnllnlt woiaro
ll to notice now though the wbolo o
m count li terribly railed ss II piiers lu
I W the New York psrors Is tlilssenlence,
M referring to testimony In relation to the
I H prsetlrsi of polygamy In Ntutoot
IK ladtrJobnllemJ.oUoaworeyeMer.
, E.J ily that tho brethren were 'plsjlni for
m wumenaml pit'emi' that llio principle
M waa taught TftYelely."
im TnlssU-einentls a thamelul fslse-
J hood, ltd like many other dlepatchee
ml imauatlng Irora the amo aource. Mr.
M Noble U an aged mau, post SI yeara
, H clil, who wal badgered and browbeaten
H and tormented by the "Jose, lille"l-
5H leged lawyer, until Ilia heal ached ao
19 thelheeomctlniM could acarcely col-
Lj lect his thoughU. Hut In liils psrtlcu.
IK lar Initanee be waa not amwerlngln
j reference to plural marriage. Thu lr
M rlUtlog crwa-examluer waa prying
d Into lili pereonal hlitory and endeaeor.
IilI log U tangle him upon doitrlnu and
ljfj practice In the early years of the
1 R Church,
IMf Krom the atenographer who took the
I testimony In full we hate obtained the
j eiact language of the colloquy, aud
t i tiere produce as much of It as relatis
L directly to thli point!
W V lj. "Whsn did you go to 'Caldwell
Bp County!"
K A. 'Ibsdlgobuckaudgetuoinan I
B and marry bar."
' C !. " here were you marrledl"
V A. "I went lack to my ol I plJUo
wbore I resided ao long, by the hill Cu
VI Q. 4,you were msrrleil In New
!TorkT"
A.-"Iwae."
it' Who lusrrled you?"
A. "Well, a l'reslyttrlan preacher,!
orget his name,
Q "Wow, when you was married was
thoro any other mlnUtcr present except
the rreibylerlsn pronchcr that marrlod
I A. "Only the mlnlilcr."
B n "Was It according to tho law of the
H A. "It was out ol the hurcht that
mi was, I eteppod over tho twundary au I
took one lhat was out of the Lhurh."
a BHrM out of the ChurtliT'
rrM A. "I did. 'Ihe family was all out of
Jm the Church."
tB ()-" Was It aeoordlng to the law of tho
Hj Church that any mluliler could )errorl,i
flHI A -"I was only on the thnshold of the
I vB Church."
jM Here the Interrotpxtor Introduced
. fKk seTcral iiueitlona In ri;ard to Mr.
HJ Koble1! trneli and doings up to (he
uBH jear 1813, aud then caino Laik to this
iHH the Dottrlno undCoennuts tlitany
BH niliil.tcr emild marry you or perforin the
BB A "Yw.call It what on' o a mln 1 to,"
BV t 'That was tho doctrine or tho
KR a "Oh! doetrlnoof IheChurchi It was
Kg I ractlcv, Jut slmplo prsellee, no dourlno
BM That U all the foundation there
Mat was In the examination of Mr
laffil Nobles for thu fal-vhoids thnt
l ml have been publlahrd In this lity about
tlBf thebrtthnulii Nauvoo"lcliig''afUr
'IJII women" aud "plajlng for wcKueii'1
jf' with "no doctrine nlmut It." Mr.
, ' Kohlee vtasaniwcrlugiiutrtiona abuut
Y) his first marrlsge, which took plate
s long lfore thy dot trine ol plural mar.
, 1 rluge was Introduced und with which
Ithad no (onmcllon, und Iheuljeit
' of the Interrogator was to make It an
lr that, In tuarrlng out of the
Churih, the rrltriets was vh.lstlrit
his religion and going contrary
lo the iloctrlon of the Church, so at
to confute him and make him as uncom
forlabto as poialblo aod damage his
evidence In chief.
Tula was contemplltla enough. Hut
It wm nf.tiodnjikitleai the distort
Ing of the teslluion), and the false
Imr rodon eonvryed by the dlipVrb
fiend, who stma t tike tlellght In
rpreadlng abroad misleading ltcma of
pretended Information about "Mor
mon" affairs. The press of the country
should be warned against all his ecru
munlcatlone. They are tntlrely un
reliable.
A iTMIMX IOII I'llMIIOOII.
U.nce more tho doitglng, rentlo
and altogether dlihonest IHiune re
turns to the charge lhat John T.
Crtlre brought home from Waihlngtou
the Constitution of I SST, and all thM
the convention had to do was to ratify
II. We gave the facts In therasoon
Haturday, and now the 7rioune re
lends that we merely stated lhat ho
did not bring It "lu hlsroat Ullck
el," and therefore Infers (hat ho might
have brought It "In his grlpsaLk," and
concludes wltht "That kind of de
nial docs not count." It then goes
on to Intent a nuruUr of fanciful
Iblogslhsteilitonljrln Its perverted
Imagination, aud draws Inferences
from thim that nro as false as (he
original charge.
It is generally scry easy lopruvothe
wilful mendacity of the 7n6uiewhen
It goes Into details or i-aclficatlons
All we have to do lu this Instance Is
to reproduce what we said, and leave
the lubllo to declJu whether Ibe
JViJune has not wilfully lied In limit
Ing our denial to John r. Calue's
"coat tall pocket' an eipresslon of Its
own nunuiaotjre. This It what we
said:
"We happen to know tbst thero Is not
tho faintest ebred of truth In the state
ment It would not rnauer much If there
wee, lint the folly and nonsense of the
TVioeat-f continual atatement are
patent to alt the members of that
lonventlon as well as many others,
lion. John T Caino dl I not bring It, nr
sny pari of It, or any reference to It from
Washington or ilsewhere. lie had no
more to do with It than any other nicui
her of the convention, and not so much
as some of them, for, being president of
tbo convention, he efas not even ono of
the eominluce tint pnpsred it."
The TruVune bsa not Ibe (lightest
Article of horror lu a controversy, nor
any ecrujlo about crediting anojpon
eut with words he never urn! and
sentiments he never entertained.
Argument Is lost upon II, and Its tac
tics are so suakedlke nnd despicable
lhat Its nsrue hat Ucome a a)uouym
for everything tinrellsble aud uu
worthy of credence or respect.
Tin: cimiUAiiL't ".loitMins."
Ix referent e to tho "Mormon" col.
onlea la Chihuahua, the .lnyIo..l,iin'.
can, sjblished lu the City of Mextio,
gives some Interesting particulars with
favorable lantmrnte. The number of
our Iole!li Chihuahua la placed at
fWOO, aud the fact la emphasized that
they own thi lr own land In severalty,
"entirely Independent ol Ihe Mormon
Church." The Anglo .Imertounedds'
"The colonies hate recently pnrchsed
KKI.uiU acres ot land near tho In ad of
the Concho and Han 1'edro rlvtrs. Tho
company orgsnUlng tho settlements Is
IticorporaUid wltha iihnl of I,juO,UHI
and Is a purely business entwrprlso. o
dais or religions distliutlons are made,
and rloofall faiths are free to locate
among the colonists and may worship In
any m inner that their consciences die
tato. The main principle of tho Chunh
la obcdUuce lotho laws of the land which
Ihey Inhabit and rcspoUtotherulersand
governors of the coiiulry. The Mormon
Colunlea sro not accustomed to Interfero
In Ihe politics of Mexico and will only
dovoto themselves to cultivating tluir
lands an I Improving the portion of tbo
republic w here Ihey are living.
"1 ha beneficent Inlluuico cxcrelsodhy
such a class of people on discommon
wealth may bo aaen tit a glsuce, anil the
got eminent may bo asiurod lhat such a
class of emigration will lend lo Increase
tho wealth mid j rosperity of the country."
AN 1.1STI ll Illll'.-nuiilll'S l.tlll
I'ltl 1'Alt VI IONS.
Yl-.lTniut Mr. Joteph Hull re
turned tu thli clly alter havlus made
his twenty.llltli succetsrul husluets
trip to Ihe large clllea of tho tatt lutbe
Interest of this Journal, llefore start.
Ing on the homeward run, he vlsltid
the Columbian Uxposltlon grounds lu
Chicago, concerning which he sup
llia some Interesting Information.
Many cf the buildings are In coune of
conitruitlou, but the only one near
compUtloula the nomen's, Ihe Inter,
lor of which It now receiving Ihe lln
Ithlng touches. Thoartstru. lure will
lathe most Imposing of all. It will
be comtmoted of brick, and the walls
will be lite feit thick. It will be fash
louid alter nn architectural style that
wlllnudcrlt the gnat centre of at
traction. When Ihe ixposltlou shall
belnoieratIon, this liandsomo struc
ture will csnUlu euormous wealth, as
there will tu on txhlbltlcn lu It
a mammoth colleillon of the choice
a't siilmeui or Ihe whole world.
Among the (eatlirts illstlaicd will I o
an exhibit of the dlimond fleldi, III.
cludlug tho i rociss ot dlamoud wa.h
Ing. Ihe large inajorll) oflho bulMlugs
will Ucotiitlilittd of llbtmaurlal.
They are being built of fiame, uu
tthlchUlatUlieilntl.nllalhliig,wlllch
risimblis tiding, Ihe dlllerenco tilm
thutgroows nre run along it to In j
Ihe plaster, fhli lathiug Is covered
with ttuceo, which Is hsnl-llnl.hu,
with a white, glossy wash, giving Ihe
surface the on stance of pure white
polished marble. The edifices thin
coiittlluteil are being elaborately orna
mented with stuicc-worl.. Allhcugh
these buildings are light they are dr.
cklffilty handsome, nnd are of Infinite
variety of design.
The groum', which will be formally
opened lo tbo uhllc next ll:tol,ir, ate
being lilil out aud adorned with run
eiioiuiate skill end cultivated taste
Among the attractions will U'arllllclsl
puns surrounded with grassy slojes,
bedrckt.1 with beds aud torderi of
choice llowen, letches ot shrubbery,
etc.
lVopIe who have vlslled every
world's ex position since and Including
the Initiatory one at l.ondin In lS'il,
n-MTt that, without doubt, ludglng
from resent In Jlcatlens,the une whli h
will o.en at Chicago In 1S1 will s
fir ecll all others that there will be
uocomj arisen between It and Its pre
deretrors. In fact, It Is confidently
expected that In scope, extent arid
grandeur, It will hivo no parallel In
the history of the world.
The worker! no on tho grounds
consist of ten thousand men, who are
divided Into twothlftsol flrolhoumnd
each, an I this Tast aggregation of Inttor
will shortly I Increased to still greater
dimensions.
Mr. Dull stales that lilt lata trip was
one ol the pleisaoletl of the kind In
which he has yet engaged. The I uhllc
sentiment In the 1'ast In referenco to
Ihe ''Mormon" peoj le has not merely
changed It has undergone what may
be called a revolution, l'.verya here ho
traveled he met ex resslous from In
telligent eoplo favurabto to the peol lo
of Utah enjoying all Ihe privileges en
Joyed el. where In Ihe ltt-ubllf. As
a business trljv aa already stated, hit
visit waa a most gratifying success.
Merchants and manufacturers every
where whose establishments have Lent
rcrrcmulcd lu the tlueiiKT .N'mvs for
a quarter of a century, are continued In
their opinion that as nn alvertlxlng
medium this Journal Is second to none
lu this Inter-motinUin region, while
new atront are also nuking the same
discovery.
A IMM.IItULs (OHIIIMTION.
Tnnclllrens of 1 tnntylvanla, New
Jersey anJ New Vork, are consider
ably agitated over the developments
taking j lace In the recently consum
mated tombliiatlou, among the prin
cipal railroad corjoratlona engagid In
Ihe carrying of coal. A liw weeka
a-;o Ihe I'hllidelphla and Heading rail
road, the Lehigh Valley, and the t'en
tral of New Jersey entered Into a form
of consolidation by aeytlemuf Unslug,
which though technically not a trust,
jet is contldered such by Ihe iwoplo ot
the Atlantla teabiard. It le claimed
that this combination can now control
J. r cent, ol Ihe total anthracite
output In the United Htatei, and Willi
Its allies Ihe Del. Lackawanna and
Western, the Del. and 1 ludson, and the
Iehlgh and Hudson, can coutrol 0J
rercent. of the eutlro product of an
th nulla coal. The nglon imbraced
by Ibese railroad systems comprises
the whole country Irora lluDalo to
I.sko Champlaln nnd nlong the At
lantlo lo the borders of Virginia. At
IluiTloand Uswigo they havo dis
tributing jolnta for the lake Htatee, and
central lines of tleamertfor the trans
portation of lokl. The magliltuJe of
the Interests Involved In thli dial
naturally make It one of thu great
Issues of Ihe hour In thu Kastern
rltates. The fact that the domettlo
supply of the wag.worker'a store at
well at tbeotierntlnglucloltho large
manufacturer may be at the mercy ol
one management at tu thu settlement
of prices, occasions much alarm.
IVunsylvaula, Ntw Jersej andNow
Vork have already taken official cog
nizance nl the matter. A committee
ot the New York fccnate was author
ized to Investigate, llefore this body
several railroad olllclals Uatltled. One
of these, Ihe l'risldslit ol the trust,
was asked, would not his company
control the rlco lol coal? lie said:
"Well, we mUht to tome extent, yis,
to a considerable extunt." The courts
In l'tnti.ylvanlaliu.o the matter In
hand, but It is reareu uui ine
Attorney Oeneral favors the coal
combine, and that It will
lrluuih there. In New Jer
sey tho situation has astumed an
entirely dlllerent phase. The leglala
turuiaaiod a bill legalizing the com
bine, aud thu little commonwealth
which la said to be outside the United
Htstea Is seriously agitated, l'iteous
apiiala are made to llovirnor Albeit
not to sign the till, while chargta of
the most flagrant corruptlou are made
egalust members ot the assembly. It
Issald that it corruption fund of J.100,.
OOd was cxpendo I at tho Htato capital
during the progrist of the bill.
Une of the a pen's to thu Uovcruor
ti) s.
"A trust In coal Is almost, If not quite,
as menu ns a trust In bread. Already (ho
ctTceisof llio combination are ling felt,
Latt Wedlloediy Chcenut coal was ud
vancel In price In New York ittcent-3
ton. Threo collieries operate! by tho
IteailluglUllroi I were closed Thursday
and l.onO men weie thrown out of work.
T he .Sow Vork and I.nko e'rle Itallroad
has, UUlsilloial, Jollied Issue with tho
eon-plrstors Slid thus aiiotherrourea el
rcluf an 1 bopo h is been ahsclndisl "
There la a irobaulltly Hint this
movement will lead to themiistluu ol
hlu'eowiiirshlpand operation of rail.
roads. Beveral ery nhle mairnrine
article! nave lien recently written ou
tills lojloby men of acknowledged
abillt). Thu Heading combine will
brlu. the W.iie direc ly lefore lhi 1 uh.
in, an I peu,ie will nk whethrr the
Mate lit inn i the rallr ade, or tho
tnllr itili mtiLiire the MlateT
A I.IIMT I tin MI'S Will
Tils late Henslor Joseli I:. Mo
Donald had a national rr citation as n
lawyer anl legislator, yet It a pears
that Ida last will and (claim lit Is
nlout to become Hie suljtct of a trial
lu (he courts which promisee to excite
an Interest that is without precedent
lu Ihe Htate of Indiana. Ily thu
terms or Iho will, Mrs. McDonald
Inherits the whole ot licr hus
haiid'tiroperly, about lUO.Ws) worth.
I Deluded In (his l! h rtrlalll piece
worth tlo.tsw, and It Is claimed
that It wet Intended for Iho Heuatir's
children aud gnmhhllJieu. The will
doit not to specif), but the contestant!
allege that tile will hat been tarn
lered with. The ersau who, It Is
autpotcd could settle this diflloully,
Mr. Htilchlnga, n ouflilentlal clerk,
Is now lu tho lunatic asylum.
The deceased Menahr married late In
life n vcry beautiful woman. Ills
family did not Indcrte the marrlsgr,
aud harmouy does not prevail between
Mrs. McDmald aud her step-children.
Tbee-ase excl(e unusual tlitcrest, le
causeof tl,u prominence of tlieparttet
It It a thoutsn I pities tint these diner
eneea have arisen, and It Is to beho-uil
tint a setllemiut will be arrived at
without further strife aud Ubl icily.
ritOll.tLvilW IMIIIIIISM.
TriEanarchlstt an alarmingly active
In I'arls, They are making sclenllflo
Invetllgatlont with a view to discover
ing a lson w hlch cannot be detecteil
In thu human system. The object of
this pursuit It In use loltoil as a meant
of murdering op!e condemned to
death by Ihueonsplralois. Thegrotind
of this proposal It thai dynamite Is not
tudlclenlly etlretlve and lltni pllcallou
Involves too much rltk to the utcr.
Dynimlle has not yet been abandoned
by the anarchists, however, na the
liuritlng of a bomb In Iho house of M.
Ililiot, yesterday, testifier. The hull).
lug waa wrecked and icveral iiople
werobvlly Injured.
II wo merely read cf tuch Ihlnga In
his tor lu placed their I clngcurreulln
cldenls, we would think that the times
In which tbey occurred were thickly
Impregnated with the most horrible
features of barbarism. Hcelng they nro
matters pertalulng to the preseut, they
are dismissed with a tasting rerUillon,
except perhaps by tho iieople Im
mediately Injured by Iheui. Booner or
lalcrlt will dawn ukiu all people cap
able ot aerlout thought, that the sutject
It oue that will tome llmuatlecl the
whole civilized world, from the fact
thnt this social excreience It of rapid
growth, Conditlout of a threatening
character which were scarcely thought
of and hardly anticipate I twenty-five
tears ago are now remarkably common.
Tin. iiuin-.il is jtiAiro.
A rw dayt ago Hie New York
Ihrahl published dlspatchcl from Hill
Diego, titling that (licet llrltalu waa
scheming to secure the harbor of Han
t.uentln,lu IowerCalllornla,foracoaI.
Ingtlatlon. It watalsotullmatel that
Kngland contemplated making this n
naval station, so that lu the event ol
the comrhtlon of Ihe Nicaragua
oanal, she would have a lasa of tut
pliet betwien lit entrance and her
tioascsslons In the north. The harbor
Issald to be the best on Ihe Pacific
coast arid admirably adai ted for forti
fications. Groat llrltalu, It It true, haa large
Interests In this region, and thero ma)
or may not bo iouio fjuu latlou for the
reort. At all events, tho Ametlc-au
lubllo ought by tills time to know
enough to take the llitald dlapalchea
with a large nllowanca ol salt. The
ferufdmaJea formidable revolution
1st of Garza, It started a number of
queer rumon about Jny fjould'e recent
visits to Mexico. The Pally Anglo
Amtrlean, published lu In the Clly cf
Mexico, rajs of these rijorts.
"notlivr of those foolish reports alsiut
Mexico appears In our teloraphlo dls-
atrhos today to tbo etlcct thai Jay (Jonld
is not going to cross tho line bocauie he
Isalrsidof being captured and held for
ransom by Ihe lomirgcnla. Tho j aper
that primed this news first In Iho United
Sln'o must postoM nil Ignorance about
Mexico an J Ihe affairs of Mtalco thai Is
lamentable. Tho ao called revolutionists
ore long since a thing of Iho osr, uarza
the crszy leador of tho sniue has disap
poare.1. 1.0 ono kuows Lis whereabouts,
nor Is thero any real evidence cxUUng to
prove he 11 really nlle e.
"a a matter of fact, Mr. Jar (iouldtt
moro likely- to be salcr hero IhsulnlU
oen country, ktsxloo, like other coun
tries, certainly sulfers from many otlli,
but Iho socialistic, tomb-throwing, mil
llonalre-kiltlng crank Is not ono cf
them."
Tin (iiiiit..iitMii:ii.
In hit last mesisgo to Congress
.'real lent Harrison said: "I have re
ctntly been advised lhatlu ono county
ol certain rUtls, threa dlstrlclt lor the
eleetlon of membort of tho I.eglilatuie
arecouhtltutedstfollowt, one has (.5,.
000 lupulalloii, oue IC.IIOU und one 10,.
not), while In another county, detached,
noucoutlguous tuctloiis have betu
united to make a leglilallve district."
This llliislrntM what li meant by Ihe
term "gerrymander," and ns applied lo
political apportionments Is usually
aJoi led for party advaubiEtrt. Ily U
thu Deniocratlo dlstrhtt can be made
ItepubilcBli, nud vice tersa. Too
nine h could not bo said III condemna
tion uf thu practice. The w ord Is pro
uouried with a hard G and Is derived
from the name of the lullticlan (Jerry,
who Ittr iducrd Ihe listen,
Short.) alter tho grc4t pollllcnl rovi
lulioii fu Wlscuuiln alwut two yesrt
ugo, thelegitlitureiuacluJ a new a
po-ttonment law, salt to I favorable
to the Dctnccratlc parly. The ltsj uh
llcaut w, re Indignant, and charged
Ihe legislature with an ntleniit lo steal
the Htate by gerrymandering. The
Democrats replied by saying that they
only a Ihered lotho policy adole!by
Jtcpubllrcins since 1878.
Che miller wta finally taken in the
sui nine court of the Htate, and on the
22 n I Inst , at Madison, the decision of
that tribunal unanimously declared
Ihe law unconstitutional. The
court advised that the Governor
may convene nn extra Mtsioti of
the legislature for the special purpose
of cnac'lng a hew apportionment la v,or
the districts may remain at they weie
before tli law pined by the last
legislature.
The ihcliloii It explicit and la
already attracting wide attention. It
It based on Ihe theory lhat the coiiuly
It the primal territorial unltof ripte
nutation, and that In Iho formation of
at'cruldyiliilrlcts counties should not
I e dismembered. That Is, no assembly
district can lawfully l-i formed which
embrace! territory In two or more
counties, unle-a the whole of such
rounlletare Included therein. 1'rac
Mors of two or mure counties or one
county nnd n fraction cf another
county cannot comprise a constitu
tional nemblyUlililct,whlch It Is de
cide I niusr be entirely bounded by
county llnee. The law In question
dismembered a) counties.
Many IX-mocra'a as w ell at Jlepub
llcans rijelco at the decision. Anl
lolli agree.! In slating that "gerry
mandering" prevailed i rcvloue
to the apportionment of the last
Lrgitlalure. It It tald IhatGivernor
IVck will Issue a call for a special tet
tlon, (o contlder a new at porlloumciit
meaiuru In harmony with the decision
of the Huireuie Court of Ibe Htate of
Wl-conilu.
IS iriHLtH (fcjUII1IIIl'l
A nil t. of a rather peculiar charac
ter It now pending In Iho House of
lte resenlallves at Wathlngton. It
provides that the rostmaiter-General
shall have power lo exclude from the
malls newtpapert containing Hit ad
vertisement! of medical specialists.
Tho menu re purports to aim at tup.
prosing Ihe Indecency tometlmia em
bodied In those advertisements, and
for this pur-ose Ihe Postmaster General
Is to bo undo sole arbiter, In
terpreter, and administrator of the
law. Tho supposition It that the
bill Is lutilred by that wing of thu
medical profeulon which It oppoied lo
advertising. II must In admitted lhat
there It a good ileal which It repre
hensible In much of the advertising
matter pertaining loinedleal uostrutnt
and latent anaeeaa for all the Ilia that
flesh It heir to, but It It qucttlouabie
whether tt wnntil l. a wI-m i.,-.ltnr.
toglve the rostmatter-aeneral absolute
authority In determining what la aud
what la not Indecent. The bill alms at
a vital element In Ihe rovenuu of news
papers, and If the Income from adver
tising radical specialties were taken
away the prosperity of many a country
organ woul 1 be shattered.
A EW dayiagolt was announced
that the HUndard Oil trait al a meet
Ing In New Vork City dltsolvel It
seir, A decision of theOhlu Hurenie
court, It Is said led to this dissolution,
which many newiirt claim It
merely formal. Thli trust hut ald
twelve per cent, for thu last right
) cart on In nominal c-v It.llutllon,
while Ha certificate) were recently
quoli-J at 169. Two hundred pertona
held $30,000,000 of these trust certificates.
The following sketch of Tammany
Is from the liotton Traiellen "Near
Iho close of the lat century charitable
societies were organized lu various
cities of the Middle Htales, which took
the nimv ol Tanuuauy, a Delaware
chiet, who la said to have lived to au
extraordinary age, and who was noted
for many neblu qualities. Only one cf
theiu organization! long survived, and
that waa the oue lu New Vork City,
which wot established In 17S9. The
majority of lis member! were what
wero then called llepubllcans, who
were cppoMdto the rederaltsls, and
who subsequently became known at
Democrats, and were the predecessors
sf thu Democrats of the present linn.
Thruugh the Influence of these mem
ber! tbo society was changed Into a
political club, which gradually grew
lulo Iho powerful organization of our
day."
V DELICIOUS V5
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Variilrt A Of porfect purity.
Lomon - of great etrongth.
Orarit
Almond - Cocn"'J''" their u.o
Roio otc.rj Flavor ae dellontoly
"ia elollcloiiaty ao the f rosli fruit
criTnnr ornir. nei-rorrr anno
The History of the llauiiock Btake,
oom lied I y Andrew Jeniou. nd lates
ly iibllshed In the DraraiT Wri irnr,
has n w Uen Issued in ampblet form,
arid can now In ha t at the 111 6wrt
.TiLYVti ofllcu at ii ceuta r col y. d&a
K X U !J I -
A GENERAL INVITATION,
Wr. IIAVI) HIT. COMI'I LM D TO MOVI. OUIt
CROCKERY & GLASS STOCK
TO A MOM'. tOMMOMOUS IWITION
is oru
General Retail Store.
MICH AUDITIONS IIAVI5 HI.I.V M.M1L IN
STAPL1S CllOCICKKY,
DINNER SETS,
TEA SKTsS nnrt
FANCY GOODS
1HOM U1.IIMANV, rilANOn, HNell.ANI) ANII Till'. 11IHT VACTOItll.l
OF TIIH U.NITKD STATIX.thatwew.nndeutlylmlte
purehaseratu rail aud M
Btnr &&.D2s i3:HA.r)QTjarrjrTj-Ejg
UST.G-LA.SSAVA.'RE! 1
Wo cxh bit a I'ull Mno of I'lns Cut, Moulded and I aney flylts, Hj
Aleo LAMPS In Croat Variety, Flat and Hollow Sllvorwaro, H
Assortotl Jowolry nntl Watclios, Tlnwaro, Cranlto H
Ironwnro, Clocks, Mirrors, Bird Capjos, H
Dovvor Pots, Hangliiif UaskoU, HI
And Ten Thousand things whlehlllsluiinsihletoadrertlie,yoa canonlyti&d Hi
nut by lu-pcotlou, Dl
tar iny tii-. iv-.v iMiifiu l A-IhIi."?!?) H
m! FT1 1
j. t AJ I
iiiot-oiiii Ki3AX)OTJArt.Tmn.. HJI
:is35.o'7577"Krzrr-ar eros 11
SZfoVi V ' WHOLESALE AND RCTAIL. H
yC7 l'XV W 7fiS--Sv Bicicles. Trlcyelei and Wlocipeetii, HJ
-iyAvVVlTX rithlno Tackle, Case Dili and Lt.a Hi
H-SSrfiKaKr- 7-A v ' 1"l Ooodt. Tenll, lUmmockt ind Hi
ll -CiZ!s is) lL ? I) Sporting Qooot of cetry detcrlplton. mm
VtVfVM 'e II All Kindt of Sporllno and nintlnj HJ
vii-Jii V 1 1 -JJ ,-"T. Ctps Fuse, elc , etc. Drop la Hi
naTsTii i , - ---- and see Ihe .'(illonal Typewriter, cnsap-
UST plrrff eittndh.it. Semi tor our New Cttt
logue, Ireeto all.
Eta's Auction Sale.
HaTlag dcciJcd to rctlro (roa tbo Jewelry easiness, will
Close Out ay Eatiro Sto:k ot Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Sllvcrwaro at Auction. Tlio opcalng snlo to tako
place on THURSDAY, March 31, 1892, nt 2 ana 7:30 o'clock
p m., and continue until entirely Closed Oat.
Ladles particularly invited to attend aiternoon sales al 2
o'clock, with tho assuranco lhat tho utmost decorum will bo
enforced. Quality ol each arliclo guaranteed as rcpresedted
by tho auctioneer.
O. L. ELIASON,
220 South Muii (Street, - Suit Lako City,
H. C. 0 NEAL, OP CHICAGO, CONDUCTING THE SALE.
?!TOe
Brags, Chemicals, Patent Hedicinos,
TOILET ARTICLES. SPONGES, BRUSHES, COMBS, TRUSSES, OANOAGES,
impoixtbd S?Eniutvins,
DOJIESTIO AM) Hll'iro CKU11S, CHOICE 1.IQU0KS.
rn rsiciAxs' prescriptions
AfCl-IIAir.l.Y .. tOMl'Ol Nliril .-. 1IOT1I ... HAY,'. AM) .'. NlflHT.
WllOJijKSAI.JO tVrVI) J-saST-XXj.
bult iuku Olty.