New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

the corridor WIN ~ ano dawn and seiEng pc s and
ATTEMPTED to thrust hun INTO his cell Siled him down
BSddngton then punched reIease his hold
hand with club in order TO ako The cell and wt1ess
OF ne door az a. M witness Coke RerIe outside
and blood on the floor ne o the nyrant and then
saw wound his right eye 10 b,sS }reely witness
the right side Of his 9eSu stopped the bleeding and
erwaS Berkie water to drink ne was en
placed in different Se mot nS once strike the prisoner
while in his charge; Sergeant n "" Neoi,a of the
stea pTsSn tesed that Berke admitted to the
Toinbs on a charge OF INSANITY. paI 1, the fact
peeiah head and neck we're covered with coagulated
hood his haRd lvd and swollen showing tae los ~
ri sa used He was very weak and pale from Iosr VI
blood and walked lame As he could not SPEAK bst he
an interpreter procured ana Berkie s'n Eaten for
%ad istaken the place where he had been Dsaten do
lager beer saloon He said he had gone In mere b t
some beer that the men tried to get ms witness
he Objected and beaten by four policemen END three
subsequently made an examination anu nn the forehead
SSntusedb we're ON top Of the head Both
hands excessively sw0len hviu' nu there were
abrasons on them ON aT e one on the elbow
there also number OF conusohs !ne si,tor NAV
OF the left Leg the foot also marked IN similar man
NOR IN the breast was large confusion, ana Overture
stomach large liyd patch when uo s" ~ ,nees had
Rerke Sent To- the Emgraut Hospital as he did not come
under the charge of the city autnoIes IN tue huHt
instrument with which the prisoner hao Oeen SS
Owing the absence OF several witnesses, sI :, m
1890
OVER FOUR HUNDRED MoRMoNs ARRIVED.
The zeal and business talent displayed by the
Normons obtaining converts to their faith suggests
lesson worthy OF consideration. In England and other
parts OF Europe there are Mormon missionaries WHO
spend their time and money in establishing churches ana
encouraging those already founded. The disciples OF
Brigham Young are far from wholly trusting the Mormon
Providence with their work. Every human EFFORT is put
forward before spiritual aid looked for The first thng
10 DO done by q missionary is to make converts ~
matters little how poor they may be; all persons arc
received When once o adopts new faith, Ills
erst imnplse is TO seek those Of like belief, and II
is FOR this reason that when becomes Mormon ne al
once turns spiritual toward the Zion OF the west
Garden from the steamship Minnesota. About half OF
them are women, and 1919 are children unuet years
Of age Fully forty per cent w are nnaf are sEs from W
erland, Denmark and Germany BESIDES tne %
OF the company, esrms The men are
cSeaRp 'messhanes and factory operatives
hcmseyes pleased With the Journey thus far. though
complained Of the inferior quality OF the served
on board the ship They said that the cooking ana pro
visions were much each end OF the voyage than
when the ship was fairly at The agents and elders
spoke well OF the captain and his officers The passage
occupied II days and hours has been frequently
serted that the European Mormons as class are ig
yesterday for majority Of them are ape to read ana
write There were maidens Snd M
tiers played hide-and seek behind the benches Inc
mothers seemed happy ana nOpeIu, ana tue itlueIS
chatted gayy about pounds, shillings, an dpence,
while their companions were coming in from the snip
The first thing landing to get lunch and TO ap-
priSe friends of their safe arrival They talked
earnestly confidently OF the wonders beyond the noun
tans bTghteyed girl OF Il said that she had several
brothers Salt Lake living with their wives she de-
cared that they had but apiece She did not know
exactly they believed in, but she sure thereiwas
nothing wrong in their creed or religion, for her be-
loved father and mother were followers OF the same
faith and her little sister and infant brother were soon
TO become the shining lights OF u new generation.
An intelligent factory operative said that they had
htrNv fhnv
future day. own the house In which they lived They
were fanatics but followers Of the gospel preached by
Christ and his disciples There as many prophets
now as in the day sOf Moses. They believe implicitly in
the teachings OF the Old and New Testamens and they
differ from the PTOtestans because they practice what
they preach In reply to inquiry for Bible AUTHORITY
touching Povgamy he said that in the last days seven
women will hang TO the skirts OF one man. Poygamy
is not only holy but IL Is GOdlike principle,
for those who practice IL carry out the prophecy
Of old, when the Lord said that the seed OF Abraham
The Mormons do not approve Of having more than
wife unless he Is able to support them The emf
do expect to succeed unless they work This
has told them by the elders Some Of those in the
who were not able TO bring their entire fan
les sent their wives promising that rho
low. Others left their wives and children with the hope
that after few months spent in fruitful country
money enough would be earned TO bring them also
Most OF the emgrants expect 10 20 farming their
arrival in Utah. some, however, will follow their trades
large proportion OF them have friends relatives who
have before They expect To leave for Omaha this
evening via the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.