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Bf y m.sr.rtr.f i.vi.xTNn xr.ws: Monday.
t DESERET EVENING NEWS.
WjKT rVBUtBIO DAILT WW64TI IlClrfia.
ML 3 t''""";
OR ;' THE DESERET HEWS CO.
(Kin ciiahum w iniwMr, runon.
UHf 1 -I'tnnay, Ma 33, laoj.
nu miMicTiiKjTiiOMi nrs.
IK' I Wllt.lk.vm tlie manner la which
ffjf t t elections have been consulted elnce
hH J 1 Hi" advent of lli Utah Commission
vfrn,,, i, has been referred to, ellhor bjr political
n , jiartleeor th press, Ili "Literal" de
' ' fenders of tbe evils oomplalned of,
HL j havejumjd tothe reteuo with aatr.
BEJEL f tlotit that the fault Ilea lu Hi laws. It
fifcf s la now charged that they were "forced
BB 1 to work under a taw that a 'Mormon'
BflHw legislature had leased, anil which
(BR1 i. was Intended to mak ltrglslrara
Si-Iii abaolulo despots to register whom they
BO. pleased, and to mak It Impossible for
Bf M '"T one to b elected to any ofllc
i f J except he paid hla regular tlthlug."
ftij Trill don Ttrjr wall to throw
f'f, "Literal" Uuit In the cjea of tlia
y V groundlings, tut It will not tear the
f light of Investigation nor the. riddling
l 'l of theelsvoof crltlcltm. There Is vry
a I little the matter with the lawn. l'or
ft tunately they are on record and cannot
J t-o belled without exposing tho
J A roallgner to tbe effects of hla folly. If
, 1 the lawa had teen ndmlnlatered ae
V cording to tbelr letter aud tplrll,
I merely changing the data of (arsons
it who were to act under them aa Con
grits Intended, there would have been
HNsf conitiarallvely auall cauie of com-
M ; lain). It la straight faliehood to
H charge the wrongs that bars pie.
ft, l vailed to tho lawi that have bteu
j, l'crtont were chotsn by the Commie
jjri ,,on lo "c- M election cfllccrs
jf II who were totally unlit for the
H woik and Itt rrtpoiiilbllltlei. Instead
mnfj of onloeraundcr bondtlodothelrduty,
perions were selected wltbcut any ob-
jA Illation either to ths people or to the
S j aplntlng tower. They did aa they
tf leased, and laughed at lb Commie
r tlon andsnteridat the cltlirns whom
tl they deprUed of their legal rlghla aa
1 voters.
The peraona appointed to act In a
j'l'r judicial capacity, to pass on the right
of franchise, were not Judicial ofllcera
lAJf aa required by taw, and there wot no
IgLjj rpeal from tbelr ileclalona aa there
1BM would have been under the law placing
aBi 'l1 "lI im-r UXn Ju-'loee of the peace
Hf Till selections mad were, In the ma
2R 1 Jorlty of Initancca, of peraona known
aR f to be hoetlle to the maitea
)nf the cltlxene and obnoxloua
tecauao of their extreme anlmoalty
and partlunahlp. The excenea, II
legalltea and poaltlT outragea that
Mfitt risulted from tbla proatltutlon of the
Ht I lawa, are In no way chargeable to tho
KL 8 lawa tbemtetrea.
H.i Nor can II be prored that under the
Rjt operatlona of the reglalrallon act of
Braf tbla Terrltory,any cltlien waa deprlred
IB J of tbe right to Tote becauao he waa not
tSBil ft "Mormon," or being n "Mormon"
fSMJE that he did not pay tithing or dlacharge
iiffyi, aome Church duty, No auch a
ciae cai bo cited. It la a
tralgbt, dlreot and wilful falto
Hg4 hood. The law waa not drtlgned to
HTd deprlre any legal voter of hla fraachlae,
Hufi but to protect every oltlien In lil law
p'.l fulrtgbtaandilvllegea. Andltoper
Wl if ated In that way to Jew and Oentlle,
v "Mormon" and nntl"Mormou," uutll
Biijil perverted and wrongly administered
IS K under the auiplcra of the Utah Coin
Btfju mUalon. All tbla la ca able of com
iHft plete demnnitrntlou and It iaunot be
WHg dlaproved,
HjU Wo can get along, however, with the
IflE Utah Commlulon until Congreaa area
HHr flt lo relieve thla Territory from the
HBifei lK)ndage In which It llngeri. We
HKltl ran bear It a little longer, l'erionally,
IBjb; the gentlemen ou that body are men
KHX'i ' ktlllly and etandlng. If we had
Lf, been allllctrd with bad men of alow
I!b1 atrle, wa might bavaaullerrd much
HNIJ: worie Indlgnltlia, Three gtntlrmeu
HKl ' have bad an eaiy time of II, they are
ff well (aid, there lino wonder they de
llj' I ' 'ro to keep their placra, and we aeo no
Hte nted to nerp and wall at their ronialn.
Hft ( ,' '"-' ln nl('u w'h their full pay and.
Kf'H leiqultltti. If Un.lo Ham la
HK J.'1 willing to pay tbo expenan, Utah
HE can run along with the
f fj) Commlulon aud Ita regime, well
vi enough.uutlltbat literly which li aure
8fit t0 ,om dawna upon time fair vallejra.
Hff, u, ' Uuti e me, It la not only the
Hj ft depth of lalithood but tho height of
Kh fMly, toaaiertlliat the wrongo which
R 1 1 many cltliem have cauie to complain
KJ ? "'i I" tho deprlval or olatructlon ol
si ' their rlghta of frauchle,came through
B t' the lawa of Utah. They are the niultof
I' lliemaladmlulatratlonofthelawa, and
n f Ilia partlian Irlt of the body lent here
fftt lo favor the minority and place It II
I,l poulhle In political aupremacy over
HW Yj tbe majority ol the cltliena. That la
Hi N the plain truth and li la uieleaa to deny
HM; it
wKa iuscuioiu situ: monov ami
Hii riMMNTicita.
K.b! Til k trade of the Tuicarora "Mb
Mla'llj eral'Miogua Urmocrati, on Saturday
H W " M'lHe lutgritlvr. l:acli brave
H carried a brilliant umbrtlla, iiilnetl lu
H f "J. "bite and blue. It Is probable
H If that when they atart on the retun
B u! Irom Chicago, frrth auuihadri will U
H 'R lurchatvdoutlrely of tho color Inl
H fj named, appropriate to tho condition of
Kf B) tlulrfcellngi.occailoned by their delo.
MS l$t getea belug Invited to atayoutoftbe
Hfjff convention. The umbrella?, peculiar
mX" bataaodgray duiteramakoupaittlk
li IngoutflU Therrcourmof the"boM"
r to fantaatlcUm and buflwnery ahowa
f "u hrpeM. Ho undentanda the
( character of hit following. Ah
HllHiliHBillHHKraaaaaaaaak.ab
eppeal to commou acme would cause
him lo ke hla auppotl. flatulence
and that which amarka of tbe gro
Irrque and rldlculoue are hla atrongetl
cardu
The I'owera declination act, In the
Tuacarora ronvrntlon, waa In bo.utl
fot unison with the street exhibit. It
appeared in be a aort of circuit ir
formanc with the "boaiV artner
ctlng In the capacity of pantaloon.
When (he Mlchfgander vrt nomluated
lo go lo Chicago, h undo a long
apeecb, largely devoted to bla own
pralae. Heoltendeicrlbra blmwlf at
a aelfoacrlflclng patriot, It la nrcea
ary that tbla thould be fiMjuently re
Iterated; otherwise tow If any would
to, likely lelleve It. Ily constant
retention he might poislbly be able to
couvlmvhlmaelf on the autject, after
tbo manner of the man who, after
telling II many limes, actually became
convirledto the truth of a atory he
hail manufactured. In his apeechea
tho Judgo unfortunately makta auto
moot that call up etrlklnir facta. Aa
an Instance, lie exclaimed:
"since I havo been hi Ibis clly I have
cndcaored to do my dulr as a cltlien of
tbla Itepul llo wllhout fear without favor
an! without thought of rsonil ro
wan!." Tbla Indicate, to aay Ilia least, that
when he carried lliemuulclp-il election
of Mill Lake City for the "Liberals,"
by crooked woik, In IStW, be waa not
doing his "duty aa a clllttn of thla
lleiubllc." Ills reward for the Job was
a check for J10,0O0, which he pocketed
with much satisfaction.
Hut we bavii diverged from Ihv pa
thetic scene of the declination of the
nomination of the delegatrshlp
lo the National Democratic Con
vention. When Mr. I'owera ncared the
end of hla long-winded elf eulogy, ho
at, ol course, deeply affected, having
doubtlraaliad a quantity of emotion
on hand for a couple of wtiks,reterved
for the occasion. He firmly declined
the honor. Thla announcement raleed,
aa he knew II would, a storm of pro
Irttatlona. A motion waa ut by a
devoted umbrella holder to the elTrct
Ihal the declination bo not accepted.
..... w.vwk... ustuvi. ..,rs iu uit iro.
He waa, of course, greatly excited. Ho
li Mr. Powers' partner hence his ex
cltement, which had probably, Ilka tbe
"boss's" heartfelt emotion, been atored
forth occasion. Ho exclaimed
".e a friend of Judge Powers I can
its no reason why this convention can
refuse to accept the dec."
01 course Mr. lilies was drowned In
a bedlam of Iudlau howls and snorts
of disapproval, and the motion waa
carried with much unanimous vocifer
ation. '
Ills barely possible that their may
be soma ople In this part of the
country who actually believe that
Judge rowers did not have blmaslf
nominated, or 'did not, at the very
least, undirstand that be would be be
fore lb convention was held. If euca
Iho declination ecuuo waa sufllcleutlr
patbello to draw titter tears from the
eyca of the most atolo Tuscaroran,
while tbe sympathetic apectatora wero
Inclined to Join, In order to mako tbe
Incident a sort of general snivel.
Wa have lo hand a circular an
nouncing the approachlog ixodus of
thoTuscarora fantaats. It Wars tha
stamp of the II. U. V. railway, but
srtms to have the earmarks of
"boos" I'owera. It gives further evl
dence of the manly, hlablr Intellectual
aud dlgnlOed character of tho bogus
Indian political organization, and wo
therefore quote from Ht
"1 roin tho mojntalna and Iba valleya
or lbs llrasant land of I lab will the
mighty luscaroraa take Iho war trail of
the Illo Grande Western railway, In tholr
Journey toward the rising atui, about the
fifteenth day of the moon of slrawbarrlva
lo Join tbe gland council of I lie tribes aud
mingle in the war dance of the nations In
the wigwam of Chicago by the big era
water,
"On tho march Iho brave i will frost on
odab'mln. Ihe strongman, Kirs'. Iml,
wlllr-sifurm hit greatest fuels. Hand
some Ycuadls'w lll execute hla most
beaIIsrlng dances. Kantasoo, the game
of plumb atones, will bolp to while away
the time. la'goo, the great boaster fevl
dentlyO. . 1'owers), will If II his mar
velous stories, and Chlblaboa will sine
his sweetest songs. All thla will be done.
"riio party will taka iho trail ihroogh
the cur hunted wondsrland. Ihroogh can
yons filled with bear and mountain lions,
an 1 rivers thick with brant and beavir.
They will seo the Ml.lic -MoUus.
"Through Oenvcr's ojcn wlgnama,
over Ihe trail of the great llurhngton na
tion, tho party pass tho tsrwes of the
Omaha'a out upon Hi pralrlrs filled with
tbe sunbeams' golden arrows, through
meadow thick with bfson.
"Il Iho fiale face and IheTuscarora,
and li t all trlbos corno with fifty pieces uf
wampum, with tholr arrowa made of Jit.
ler,wtth theirarrow heads of chalcedony,
with ihelr iinws,topews and ponles,wtli
tbelr pipoiscs aud Ihelr totems, and Join
this greatest of all war partiea
"All the braves of the Insurora will
Ih. In war paint. All the groitcat modi
clno men will beat tho tomtuuis.
'Tho Tutiarora havo dug up Ihe
tomahawk. The lire In Ihe peace plpo
smoulders. Weudlgoes, cornel 1'uk
WudJI.s, comet
"Mark your naoioaou birch-bark. On
the bark of tho fragrant birch Iroa before
onother moon has passed, at Ilia Itpoa ,,f
tha ltlo nrandc,ln Halt Iko City, on Iho
cornorofthoMalu street trail, let your
shine bo notod."
Iljubtlesa tbe eoplo along the roulo
till get the Idea that a circus company
Is approaching the town ahead
of tho tent. When tho delegates
and their Tuscarora escorts enltr tbe
Queen city of the west they
will mako quit uti Impression.
I'orlunatoly the white aud blue
will remove the pro! ability
of their being taken for a body of an
archists approachlua; the convention
building to blow up tha structure
about I tho Irdalegates not be admitted.
Would It not help their causo lo
some drgres If they should (-rrforin
the war dance and the "ugh'' act for
Ihe delectation of tbe deiegatea nnd
visitors from tho various Htstea and
Tirrltorlcs. Much an exhibit might
lnirie the spectators with Ibo Idra
that tbo Tuscarom delegation from
Utah belong to a dlghtfled,
eedate and tboughttul class,
and ought, therefore, to partici
pate In the important duly of nomi
nating a suitable person for election to
tba highest clllco ln the gift of tbo
ltepubllc.
Notwithstanding tho introduction uf
fantasliclsm,ln tbo form of "grotesques
aud horribles," In thla movement of
bogus Democrats, wo aro at present of
0 Inioti that Iho procession will return
from Chicago, Breaking figuratively,
with umbrellaa of blue, with Ihelr gray
dustrra bedraggled and Ihelr "Uncle
Bam" hats tearing such evldcncu of
having been sat upon that they VIII
closely resemble, antique noncertlnas.
Tuiiirrt o iiii. mini; mih.
ltv courtesy of Hon. John T. Cnlio
wenru In possession of copies of cor
respondence Utweeu lb Commission
er of tba General Land Ofilce at Wash
ington aud tbe Delrgate.ln reference lo
the vexed qutatlon of culling timber
on tbo public lands. This It of great
Importance to Utah, where the opera
tions of Ilia timber lats a have proved
very oppressive. Delegate Calne has
Interested himself illlhrentlv In l-vbstr
of the settlers lu districts whero the
cutting of Ibis timber Is a necessity,
and, aa will bo teen from this corrcs
ndsnt.e, has len successful. Tho
notion taken will amrd great relief lo
many people In thla Territory:
Di rAHTVKVT or tii a Ixri mon,
lienors! I,aml Oltlce,
Washington, I. C ,
may 17tn, IsOi
Hon. John T Calne, House of Itepreseu
Utlvos, Washington, 1). C.i
Hlr lEeferrlugtojoiir loner of .March
22, IH02, relative In the hardships Imnosod
upon tbe soillers In Utah through the da
lay of tbla department In acting upon ap
plications submitted for penults lo cut
publlo limlier under Ihe act of Maich 3,
1S01 (20 Statutes, lci), and to otOco reply
thereto of the lolls ultimo, advising you
that tba matter ha I been referred to Iho
honorable secretary of Ihe Interior, sug
gesting for his spproval and Instruction
certain measures which It la hoped will
afford tba desired relief, I now have the
honor to enclose copy of the letter to the
honorable secretary referred lo, which has
lon returned to this ofilco wilt his ap
proval endorsed thereon.
In acoordaucowlih tho auggnllontcon
tallied In said lelter.whlch are now In tho
nalnro of lnstructlons,lhe api llcstlopj lor
permits to cut publlo timber now on file
In this office will bo acted upon with but
little delay.
Very respectfully,
(Wgned)
Thomas If. Caiitbr, Commissioner.
(lensral I .and ofilce,
Washlugtou, D. C ,
April 13lb, 1-XI2.
Tbe Honorable Bcorelary of Iho Troas
nryi
Sir I has Iba honor to transmit,
herewith: a letter to Ibis oflllce, dated
March 22, lw, from Hon. John T.
Calne, M. ft, with enclosures, via i poll.
Hon dstcd at Iloaver City, Utah, March i,
HU, and signed by a number of cltlirnej
and, letter without da'a to Iln. .r.,l. T
Calno from lllackuer, Hon A Slower., of
lloas er City.
Those popera relate to tho apilloallona
male by said lllacknor, Son A Stewart,
and others of Utah Territory, for jier
mlu to out limber from pnblld lands
under tho act of Marco 3, 1-ui, (W Mats,
1003) and department circulars there
under dated May , li and the parties
complain of tho very great Incnnvrn
lenco and dlsa Ivanlage aurrered by them
through Ihe dolayof this department to
grant the permits applied for.
The ajld act of March, 1, hji, makes
It unlait ful to rut and reinoro any thnbor
from Ibo publlo Ian It of tbe Hfatea there
in named, tho District of Alaska
anl tho Territory ol Utah, exott
under Ihe authority of Halt department,
and th ecltlers In tbo said localities aro
therefore obliged lo aulTer groat prls atlon
while awaiting action upon tbelr applica
tions lo cut Umber or assume tho ohms ot
being lolators of tba law by cutting the
Umber which Is absolutely nocessary for
the malntenruce of Ihelr homes,
"Hon. John T, Calne aa a, and this
oflloo rooogoius tba fait, that the present
administration or tho law aud depart
mental rulings thereunder, roforrod to,
Impose great hardship to tho rutlro
opulallou of Utahand particularly to
thou who lite away from tho lines of
railroad, a the cost of transporting luxi
bor great distances from Ihe rallroTls
makes It Impossible fur any of tho act
tiers to obtain material oron for the repair
of their houses and loncts. ihlnka
'thattheso opls aroontliled lo tcllef,
and the (lorariinieut should ellhor out
the tlml-cr and sell It to Ihein, or permit
tho liilllownrrs to do It.'
"Itelatlvo to the situation! above set
forth rosr-ectlua: Ihe TorrlMrv nr iTtni, r
have to say that similar conditions obtain
as will In all tho Wales alTecled by tho
sal I act ul March .1, IS II, and I respect,
fully submit tba Congress hat Imposed
ttryheavyaldltlonal btirdeusupon Ibis
oilleo un ler the said act In tin way of
examinations at lo proposed forest roser
vallout and application! to cut publlo
Umber, anil has made no upproprliitlnu
for any lnrnascdforto uf agouts, while
thoso In the service already had ull Ilia
svork Ihey could properly attend to In
Investigating alleged fraudulent entiles,
timber depro lallons, etc
"With tho small lorco at the command
of tbla otneo months must elapao heforo
many of Ihe applications to. enttlmtr
can bo examined in Iho field, and In Iho
meantime the bar Whips ritorred to in
tho polli'on and Utters herewith, mutt
contlnuo to exist.
"Thla ofilco reels that thotroublocom
I lilntd of In tbo papers heron 1th can '
hardly bv exaggirstiJ, nnd that It Is
manifestly unjist that Ihocltlxensof the
Territory of Utah and tha Htates ahonld
bocompolledto bear such burdens any
longer than It possible loavol I. Moro
oser, ltttorltnl that tbo progress and
bivclopuient or U eouulry are beloa
ininieiisurably reurdod by oxltttug clr
cu instances.
In view, therefori of tbo ficbs and
emergencies nf lie rase as above set
ft rth, I resp-ctftilu em-rest thai it might
bo well when ap)liiitlon are prescnlel
In strict aooor lancssrltli the require moms,
ofdepirlmentclrculsr of May 3th, ISOI,
and It Is shown by tho papers lo the
rnllsfatllon of this ofilce that an actual
publlo necessity exists In a parllcntnr
case, and nu prolns s against tho Issuance
of a permit are recttvcd.thot It bo author
Ireil lo submit iho papers with
permit prepared, to you for consider
ation and approval
I bavolho honor to respectfully request
early Instructions In this mailer.
cryrosoctfiilly,
(Slgued Tuos, II. CAiivan,
0 Commissioner.
Approved, J. W. Noai r,
Secret a ry.
lNfllllVsiM) rALAMIIILS.
Till- continued rains and Hoods In
the Kast and fjjutb nro bringing dla
astir to many farmers and troublo to
the whole nation. Ill ono district
alone It Is said that 10,000,000 bushels
of wheat are already lost, and over n
hundred Hour mllli nflVcted. Thodlt
pntchca for two days prut mako n
cha ler ol calamity pvrhaiat unnnral
Wed in the history of tho country;
homes destroyed, Uvea lost, valuable
landa rendered worthless, and com
plete destruction of cereals and vege
tables In large sections of country.
1'rom every point of tho coraaa
come repot It of disaster. Cyclones In
Texas, storms In Indiana, anow
blockadca lu New Ilngland, blight
lug frost In Iowa, all ajenvgated
by fearful acclJsnU on railroads, In
mints, workshop and other places.
Tho year 1SW so far has been J rolltlo
of calamities and a feeling ot dread lu
looking fur troubles to eonio unou tho
earth teems to be gradually taking hold
of the Inhablltnts thereof. A great
crises Is at hand and the proofs ara
abundant that wo aro nearlng tho
time of "Iho end."
roLiniui, ioi.iioi)im.s.
IIlmiy Watterwn wrltea a three
column letter showing why Cleveland
should notbvnjuiluated. Clevelind la
likened to Van lluren, and tho situ,
allou today almllu to that of 1311 from
Iho Democratic standpoint. Mr,
Watterson contends that If Van lluren
had received Iho nomination ho would
havo been defeated, and tho wisdom
and sagacity of Ilia liadera of that day
wero shown In Iho strategic perform
ance) which gav thu nomlnafkm to
Jamea K, Polk. It was nt
that tlmo that tho two-thirds
rule lu Democratic conventions was
ado) ted for the special purpous of de
feallog Martiu Van Buren. This can
dldate was really tho most i-opular
man In his party, and ho woull havo
bad no trouble In securing abaro ma
jority, but with such candidates aa
Cass, nnd Ijuclmnsn In tba Hold ale),
to obtain two-thirdswas Impossible, It
waa then that tbo term "dark hone"
came Into use, aud on this occsslon
Jamea IC. l'olk proved to be tho sable
courstrofdtstliiy,
Mr, Watterson goes on to atguo thai
Clovrhnd would lie defeated If nomin
ated and that a dark hone on thla oc
tatlon would betho grand feat. Thla
gentleman Is In his way a arnart poll II
clan, and lu many respects too smart
for Ms psrly. Had he yielded some
what to German aud other leador In
ISSSI.e might have) hal a dlOerent
themoto write upon at present. It It
well known that hla "atar-syed god
dees" butluess, mil his tarlll ro'orm
absolutism did more to defeat Clevo
land than any other circumstance
connected with tbe campaign of 16S3.
In 1S91 I'olk'a gnat opponent waa
Heury Clay, onoof the greatett Ameri
cans then living. Jamottj. Maine Is
takon as the latter-day parallel for
Clay, but republicans entertain no
such melo-dramatlo forebodings aa
those of Mr, Watterson. 'The latest
dispatches from 1 latter n political
centers ahow that Maine la most likely
to bo tho nomtnru at Minneapolis. The
general belief It that lie will git the
nomination and tbeu tho mntter will
he left In hla own handt to accept or
decline.
Mr. Wntterton aud many of
Iho Democratlo chieftains enter
tain tbo Idea that Maine will
bo tho candidate of his party, and that
Inn contest between him and Cleve
land, the latter would bedefcatod. On
these, premise! Mr. Watterson builds
hit prophetic forecast, and Introduces
the IB1I eplsojo to show tbo necessity
of a dark horso ou the tiresent ocpaslnn.
Van Huron waa elected Preildeut In
16V,, defeated In 1810 by I'retldent
Htrrlron'a grandfather, and in 1SII re
jected at tbe convention. Cleveland
waa'elected In lbSl, defeated lu 18S8
by Harrison, henco tho Wntterton
theory that the convention thould re.
ect him In 1S92.
urui utor ami m iit.it m roitr
ion trim.
In bjt monthly weather review for
April Director (Salisbury ia that tbe
temperature wis ratably three to four
dejroes below the normal. A veraged
lorlwoiity-tlxtotlo,nsln Utah Terrl
lory It wat 1(1.8 degrees. The monthly
menu at Ht. Ueorge was SO.I drgreet,
tho greatest of any ttatlon. Crouto
Crook haH the. lowoit monthly mean,
L3 degrees. Tho highest terarra.
lure, 7 decrees, oictirred at Moab, ou
fAY 2.T. 1802.
IbetSlli and SOIh, tbo lowest, II do-Ktei-s
at Holdlert Hummlt on Ihe 20th.
Tho greatest monthly range, 03 de
grees, occurred at Iloavrrisnd alThlt
tie, least, 31 degrcea, atHnowvllle.
The greatest nmouut of rain fill In
the districts traversed by tho Waeatc)
from tho north to tho routh of tbe Tcr
rltory. Fillnuri. reonrla the greatest
amount, S.II Inches; 1'Arowan next,
:.03In3htt;Urjeu ltlver the least, 0 10
Inch, In tho valleya very llltlo snow
foil. Tarowan had nn ununnl fall for
Hit. time of year.
Tho weather In general was cloudy
and oool, with several light hall, and
thunder storms. Light frosts weie
frequent, but In Ihe valleys only dam
aged allghtly small ftulls and early
vrgelab'ts.
Krom Cisco V. II. Jeflcra reports
high it Inds 071 tho 12th, 0lh nnd 20th.
From Deserel Wlllard ltogera reports
moro than thonorinal amount of wind.
1'rom Orousi. Crrok II. K. Cooko re
iorU cropa moro bsrkssard than In
former seasons. William Ilrowu of
I.evan reports killing frost un tbo
Sth, and hall on theSrd, 17lh and 20th.
Henry Grouse of Moab reports sudden
changes In temperature for tho month
of April, but n very good prospect for
abundance of apples, pcais, sachee
etc. Itobert Moncur, Ml. Carmet, re
forta frost moetly every nig hi. Uoorgo
Halet, Itlchfleld rerta apjles and
prlcota mostly killed by Irost,
.vim ami (uusmTt,
An exchange sajs: Oniclal figures
show that one lu every seventy. threo
Hermans rejoins lu Iho name of Mul
ler, so that It w ain't a bad hit which
tho Frenchman madaM hen ho began
his Iiook of travels In Wllllam'a do
mttlu wllh tills tcnloncoi "(lernmny
is h country Inhabited by n people
called Muller." '
Mris.IIi.Nnv Wpavi n Islbn deputy
shcrlll of Uoudlsuds, Kan., aud Jako
Wilson la a Kansas desperado who lor
a long time has amused himself ovad
lug tho authorities and disappointing
people In rewards. Tho other day
Mrs. Weaver heard that ho was In a
certain ttloon. Bhu secured warrant,
and going Into the saloon, she tspped
hlmon tho shoulder, and while sbo
told him ho was under arrest, tllpii
Ihe bandcuBe on hie wrlete. Ho was
too astonltbed oven to rc ly.
Tim Counteia Tolstoi makes to pro
fcaalon of tbo religious enthusiasm that
sustains her husband In Ills Ilfu of self
dentil among Ilia iaianlry. At the
tamo tlmo sbo hit shared hit Isolation,
furthered his various schemes, brought
up nine children, fining tho younger
members herself for the life of struggle
with which Ihelr father has endowed
them. 8bu holda frank vlewa of her
husband and hit theories. With tonio
humortfaii observes that all her hus
band's disciples aro small, blouJe,
sickly and homely; all alike at a pair
of boots, aud remarks with equal can
dor that he changes hit opinions every
two years. Ilultblt faculty for clear
seeing has not allecled her notions of
wifely duty.
Amo.no tbe four ersons shot last
Halurday from ambush In a Tennessee
feud was one woman. la thla not an
Innovation In feud flgbllngt Among
tho 1U criminals execute! by lynch
law last year were six women, agalust
ono Iheyear before. Woman'a nun.
cliallonaara to be winning for all
Ibo privilege of tbo oj pressing sex.
Indeed, Mlts Hruntof North Carolina,
daughter of tbe Itev. William Ilrunt,
will n-celve tliefsdfl reward offered for
ono Ullmore, an outlaw, who entered
tho house and made her prepare htm
a meal. As bo retired, Miss U, brought
him down with buckshot.
IniiuslilMoKntrrpilsM.
jUafor uiurtt A'cwr.
I perceive that considerable Interest
Is being arouse I concerning tho neces
illy of establishing mauufaulurea In
our midst. Aa tbe romoler of the
sugar Industry It may bo readily con
ceived that I havo given Ibo suljrol of
the necessity of Industrial pursuits
soma considerable, reflection. While I
regard tbla present tlmo as tho most
dlfllcult tho Territory his over seen In
which to establish any manufacturing
Industry, jet I think It Is i-oislble that
If a convention were held eonio In
dustrlee, amongst tbo great many wo
lack, might bo mentioned which
would rove feasible and prac
ticable. The dllllculty which
I seo Is not the lack of Interest,
for I know that somo of tho principal
lendlug men among us aro thoroughly
In earnist ui-on tho question of In
dustrial elite r rlsejjneltber Is II the lack
ot money, for some of thrsu men con
(rol financial reaourcta of aufllclent ex
tant to perform what they see ought to
bo done, tut tho dllllculty of tho situa
tion (as 1 know to my cost, for I havo
ust lost ayear'awork through It), Is
thu political agitation which allecta
ulnicst overy Imrorlant Industry that
can lie mentioned. If, however, a con
vention were held, tho varlouslnuustrln
could t puiied In review and their
fiaellllllynuJiraillcablllty discussed,
and tbo posslbllltl-a of thuir aucoemlui
conduct, ttids pendent of llio political
agitation, estimated, and somo might
lmde.tera.lnduta.il for ibe establish
ment of which carltal could aafcly bo
Invited.
I would auggrst that tho 1). A. ,k M.
Hpcltty, It the find It within tho pro
vlucoof thelrpowera to do so, or the
Baltl.ako Chamber of Commerci , In.
vltlng Iho corporation of the Cham,
brra ur Hoards of Trudo of other cities
take the matter up and call r couvn
tlonatsu. cnily a date at woul I al
low tulllclent tlmo for nlvuctltlnB
and awakening the uercsiury general
Interest. I make this suggntlou with
tho view that tho lutirist manifested
I.) In hebalf of tho goneralgrovilli of
Iho principle of ndtictloii and menu,
focturo, that Important branch of the
financial wer, for tho ts-nelH of tho
rerrllory, but If tho benefit soucht for
Isshnily local then It would seem ihst
the Hall Lake Chamber of Commerce
could with propriety laku up the nut
ter nnd Ihey should le requested to
do SO. AHTIIUH brAlMEll,
wn auk iiKAnrjuAirrj-ns lou
rr -ratr aiib ooiira- oit aij.
SM,iot!nUE,ljlHuIl,toiPi.l
On HAVE VISITINO FnllNDS AT MOUSE. VE CAN fin..
YOU WITH AIL KINOO or SU,"-
&& Portable FooDs.fe-.
SAUCES PIOHIO GOODS SAROINtS. VCOETABrTe '
lsl-.Horeeslcr. Caltksn lisvllle I, Tiacl-,1, rw r . '
Asehovr " hose J, trench, I-e r"" ,UJ'
Ucst.ri.om, " ste, Alaerlr.n, Ame,,'. U
'el. " rtessl, Norwsr. Pes.. '
DKeslIvs Itellsb, " 1 otte I, SmoleJ, IJM"
osiiet la lares ,,, Uq.lua. a ou.li
lilll-I MWi MW e,ra., "sskr sea's , ,,
CATSUPS. "ossl, Tslte li dt "
llenlnAlillwnrth's Wliols, New tirlssst llo
Tip Top, reneli Entrees. It BREAKrAST CE.
Ilnrtis llros. nrnasasj nanne Moesar nnic
SALAD DRESSINO Slrswbeneei, ssnllouiensCiHoa rarliV)luL
MaiLetsnairanted "aspbsnlas llakerst.ais, Itellel -
eaclil. KslLurranl, lps llreakrs.l uc.
lltsek Ilroma Heel Cvl Uu,d.
C. 4 D OOODS. " t"' Cherries, ttiocolalejlala an4 HslleO .
JAMS. I lack swu A 111, .
Ura-rttrrr. PINEAPPLES MEATS. ?-
Ka.rlt,,,. ,,hu loraesllleef. sfsUtrOtu.
ItsilCorrsnl, .J,?' rnlppel 'oar or all , rot.
Mack Lorrsnl, ?,"".'. l-". " r
lltacUrrrr l. '.s ""le,l " CALA- FI,Ulf,
p,rlI,Fq "": looqre.sedlltir., Prtlh.
ricp.LC.9 lretervfl limtvr '.aacti Tonxne Slrts tri e,
ro Cbew, Scolds Marmala.l. lies reel soj all u,.,, n '
Uladllellu, llnJe..rroill,h Goweleniea
'". IWis."' "......Pre..,, uZT
I slsnts, n rrt10Me... Ci ernes,
.."?.?.... Acnenesr. FISH. CanneJ. '""
l;. soups: j;ir,: 5
tal Auencaa t.reeo Turtle. Mruttll.b. aaj Jellies.
llcklea Vlock M Cltlne
OLIVES. ' Z'".W' T""".' CHEESE,
rreaeh KmsT 0"," """.
Jil".k. JXnni e-1 llertlag. ll,lM5.
''i.k: l.,,." ,h"v :: vn
QlireslnOil laresolOsinc. rt.sti lu, '
y.11 IvIikIm ol PROVISIONS
Moder.,..OoodA,,.,,o. Af.ll.adtk Slock b ' '
i-t Lid
GOODS HATE TO GO!
In
IBIIIIIII
Aro simply ImmonBo.
PorMOTOAY and TUESDAY Only!
fi-.0 inrila Cold frrpe d. Chene, ortll $1. ..., l..,-, ,, $llS0.
Our Kul I'rhe . ..(
7HO.lt. I'ljured ( bin. nnd I'ongee Sllbt, .old for Sll!.. , 7l)c.,' 7.V
COO I-.....1., la.ett .hade. In toll,, ..,, r,,, , J,,' cr
rillCIM, Oiilj see litem
For Wednesday and Thursday Only
"""ourMlerrlee, ,'r,",.", "'l"" 8.'""' .r'S'""r ''" 17 "' '
Above goclt aro ...bje'et lu very alight manufacture,,' i'n.pf"lonai'' Msy
aro sery choice, In iKiautlrul ,Cslgns an I cul.rliu.-s
iBoo,.rd...i2(i,aa, ai,. ,r,t J, Cui,i. c " ,,i !.
Mlka regular price llOo.iind 7.'!e ....a
Our Hole 1'rlre ,.
300,;eV;!.v ;'":;!' ,:1,:,,,(;,;,nMiru' nr"' '-
A" go for . . . 7-o .,.,,.
For Friday and Saturday Only.
,M ,t",,gu'.-o.v::!!:;.r7p;,;y,.i;:!l. ur," fw
Our Hale I'rlcr, . , . ., r
C l?.7'yiVr3Voo,.!'lur..lr0"'''1 l'"'"'y """' '"M '"' ,0 ""' '"'
:lOO.ird.lo'ubl. Warp Dress S.frah, worth 81.10. "" " '""'
OurHalel'rlee only . - . . 1170
-sJi-Tj A1II3S
NowlslliollinlnbuyKiiniiiior Ureas Blllc. at Loss than manufacturers'
tost. aIkjto prla-a hold gocnl only for Iho d lye advertised
. '
ilf will offer cacli tlaj during the Sals Sjiediit In oolrn firing -
Siiiiiiiier Dress (lui.ds.
FMWHIBRO