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CHAPTER ".


We viii not fow the unhappy Arine through DIS long aud
peous march the Desert portray the many heart
psrgs he felt he thought Of wandering 1 further I'M tue
home Of HE childhood and o those whom he aow only
vedto hu his svensng wrath Another scene demands our
attention.
Let this splendid mansion Of brown some l' front
ing the Temple 1t less gaudy and grand than some oil
those which adorn the Firth avenue ia EewYork and IL far
unique il It's architectural designs Let Us enter the
Home of.'e Prophet.
We will not pass through the gorgeous drawing rooms
furnished with Oriental msgnc-nce peer into the piVas
apartments fitted AMI id rned with sumptuous aud voPa
spendor The enter Is the library or business
spaitmeLt Of he Prophet Its furniture consists OF few easy
chairs, couple Of lounge, dysns with center 'ao' DC.
side book eoLtanDg the writings of jos Miller Lives Of
the Elders and his MSS The walls were ornaen'u
With portraits of the prominent among the Latter Oif
sains and Of every county the globe SliH WIS e
library ot the Governor snd Prophet II Utah ...,o -,
srsied n or OF he ernchas near the wneoW men,
s s ran Ct mdS .s n With keen black
pr mineni features forehead narrow ana msn' @"1
With ,psrs.ty Of hair 1T, .t..,,
Cursc the Administration :" he exclaimed suddenly throw
ipE WE the paper but Brother Brigham VIII DC "H ''
:" For whom r said & voice raar By -
The man looked up aud 5ebed stindine 10 the
ness His forehead broader aud evenly developed
ana 81 aA, was be nnnt 70 be mns ca n of our
bond 'vennt, Brother Brigham, most "oi'H1 i'1-' " ~
Our welcome der Pratt said the Prophet You Re;
slsWlbe me-, Yesterday, ID"
GIL The sister Of your Jas, wife Linds Ardine 49,. T.,
, fos she i truly 7rsltIfui creaIuTei -" y.
SevYrs where che resite. 18th her aunt replica lAe e!aef
rather earnestly
fcnrmen.ber, also 3rothe- Pratt thai. htaousa Eesl
admired Linda myself y. gave her up t. you a. your re-
qpeg -.
know it well, and you gave NE jewell replied the
Eldr obsea iioiDly. 49,,
f"1 r-nember also that At your reqass M. ~
eA ed her brlthsT from the city aud hal Ein e-i
h,yi9s tIrDed spo-t M BE- might sso Influence as
You very kind gepsd The Ede IN tone Oh 'nank'
FOL humility
Meanwhile the keen eyes Of Pr phet were hfed "a.
ntefs With mssletic preston Of saole P2sei.
n'uu-d half smiling appearance. and the sdiIy Oh MS
nsrs spft-r ed into ufbAni.y. ,,,
bed vision l1s night Brother Pratt 70 vsco TINS eesn
fl fhl VIA pre- soui % and me VOICE OF zoe
koye md ne, Tals Esr Bhshar, esUssi u ~ A9ss
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A X u 1 ~ +.
The AvENGEn OF WRONG.
A TALE OF MoRMoNIsM
IL NEV.YoRK ASDrH FAR WEST.

CHAPTER l.
rpr VICTIM LySCHEss.
"M.-,yr'
Death 20 h.re.i:.."
The seen. wa. tina. of twilight shadow settling the pa
cer. Of Utah. within sigh, Of tbs: Babylon Of the West Salt
Lake Civ man kne. in the presence OF six Others and
with uped hands pleaded for his life His countenaace
expressive Of surprise than fear and presented hand
ONE appearance tnged It with the paor Of dread.
Tie SIX who stood by rldey clad AID their ures
Of rough swarthy mold which denotes the caous
AID desperate villain.
They were standing amid cump trees which stood alone
upop the pain branch Of of which
sr,penoed ~ NJ rops the end doubled toto 10 D
Mercy - again sasped the kneeling in tone Of suppl
you plead IN vain" sai one who seemed 70 be ;h- ring
lesdrr M The prophes command That We hang you to the
wba cried ths prinslns TO his feet, and casting
gpcn ten ioos oi sorn are ,9u e9 am aae you tei1
my desire TO lee V and It's contsmoa
IN. peeace but tel that bic orders to hang
Apostacy ~ replied the leader. IN rade tone,
red the religion Of -hethe religion of tae Bible
cung YOURS! Aud now. when my opsned and
throw of lis shaeLes why do you a"es.ins.e me ,"
Don't listen % him ClotGr ,ad oEe addressing the leader
telling ali sorts Of stories ubo It Us"
"You right Stanton raid the leader. "Ariine, you
talk TO ,.one ,aid tine unlucLy yictim grant
aW bet is IT, asked Clotou the leader.
PENN; Ie to white fslewe line 20 my sser-3ne Of
"W. you do that. viii give you five minutes time"
said the leader, stepping back
1he victim tA piece Of psps, from bis poke and win
pencil aroe few hasty lines thereon th-n folding carefully
tniDru 10 the party and said:
Which OF on viii PROMISE ssIe3y, to give this to my
sis'prw
will said tall, brawny man. with touch Of hrmor
In his and stepping Dol lily forward he took the letter
TIM ME- And pow Srs " detefmin.d 20 hang me
up here like dog, viii die like man Come an ready
There of determined resolution bis that
spell .he bravsd5 of the yn hers. Tncy
ded Il. HE in sence and thea adj the
rou I'D his neck
Death s herecs and spnstas" shouted the leader
" d. alb 70 all Spostatrs" echoed ore and all. And as
thOush this signal sud len pull OF the
end ~ che Tcp u srfr was iJgs between eAtta
and heaven"
rope speedily fastened around the tree ard havn
all secure, stoVd Tor second gazing cp1n ths
victim -
Gone 10 horse suddenly cried their leader Back 70
the holy city "
Each walled TITO HE saddle, and moment otter six
gaopng the plain toward salt Lake the
DONE e whose syras ee Just visible so57e the hozo
daIkeDins The twilight shadows.
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,pjo,uen. Ny ss.er. ar srrvL sealed
20 the Eder Who brought US here and who already TAD h
wives =.
la. became Thoroughly disguised with all arouai me-
and have recently dee Jared boldly T,y tn Prophet baa
b.5 no. from The city in company with Euaa p
y, dr v-re 20 hang to the They had bat
~, wei, his orders had not M Stratum
urs. me Accidentally, and cut inc Own"
an helpless. uo~" be said and will bend my step. to-
- r. where may find gold help vreak nv
On this city, Then let the numbering bewaeh
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ben Gnsn,her, stranger Chas Brewer cherokee.
ho Dayton rFrensS @ ESors; Golden sf Eagle.
cneh islands In fr orsps sne
from Calao for orders Sid schr Rutan, spragus New
Isih-Ar bark Hudson Beaman st Thomas; schrs Snow
SqIa Bnesminstsr Camden Me- Ocean star Tdsn, do
Oliver Clark Proyneetown ca barks Ephraim, Williams.
ss Psnns T Fs
Cuba Kate anderson Ia'hrop Hayana Christopher
Rossrook shr Sorion
CID AN schrs Fred sherer sierer St Jago in Mary Ella,
Martha Iill, Dunnell' Key West. 'A'' '0H'
NYork Sid bark w Newman, Gavet, Rio Janero; brig
Sawyer Sawyer Savannah via Charlessn sehr saml
sXvANSxH Dec isArr brig cSesapeake, bailey, Bos-
on ch bark Wnrsata sengrae Amsterdam brig Rescue.
Eth-Cd ship Canton Pe,iing Havre schrs Mary Eddy,
ews NOrleans Borden, Brightman, Cardenas, Plan
WILMINGTON, NS. Dec ls.Arr brig L " Angler Tooth
r s NYerk ca I'm b brig vssta Keyan liverpool
Ellis Nichols NYork.
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Schr Ellen Matilda Wells, Calais II DAYS.
Schr Clark Is masis), Clark, Hartford for Albany
Schr ii Fiddeman smith, with logwood from
bark Carnola, ashore at Shark River.
schr Drimmonc, Fox, with mdse from wreck Of bark
CarEiols ashore Ct SqEan Beach To Bird Nelson,
Steamer wesernport, Berry, Savannah.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowel. Portland.
BELOW
One brig. uni Known.
SAILED
Steamship Sur Of the West Aspinwali; ship Pacific New
Orleans.
Wind at sunrise NJ meridian EsE sunset ENE and light