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Dom Pedro'sIGi

n
There is now lying &c pier No. Al,
East river, New York o massive block
Of stone, which is . gifsiffom the En-.
poror Of Brazil 10 tho National Wash
ington Monument committee at Wash
iugton. The stone Is addressed TO tho
Brazilian leg alton at the capital, in
care Of tho Brazilian consul. general at
New York. II arriyedlby one Of tho
Roach steamers, late! !inl December, aud
is now awaiting trauspor tation to this
city; Wills search is being made
for some sailing vessel OF canal boa.
strong enough to carry itgxhen river
navigation opens. The tblockiis about
Eve feet square, and lisIsecurely packed
ia a stout oaken casing tEweighs
5000 pounds, a weight which mono
Of tho steamers plying between New
York and Washing ton can bear upon
it's decks, and hence che necessity Of
sending The Emperor's gift by canal.
boat Or sailing vessel Tic stone Is
said to be magnidcently b carved aud
bears an appropriate inscription as 4 !
coming from Dom Pedroit The monu.
men. committee as his offering Sin per.
petua,ing the memory Of The illu.tli,
Gus father Of The American Republi.
can, for whom maj jesty chesi.hes The
warmest admiration:p The block Of
stone .i,l is vary valuable, aud The consul.
general and bis subordinates have been
instructed By their government TO OBJ.
serve tho greatest care in its transfer
10 this city. While 10 lthis country tho
Emperor made astriplto Washingtou's
tomb a. Noun. Vernon, and with bis
own hands planted o sycamore tree BY
the side Of the tomb, over which he
also scattered ] aoNsts.-Ra,hingtoa I
Post.
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The Amended Game Law.

q .
The following amsndmen. to the
game law, was passed at the present
session Of tho Legislature. Magistrates
aud ether citizens should SEQ that
it is strictly enforced. 1t enacts that
il shall bo unlawful for any person in
any place to catch, kill or injurs, or
pursue with such iu.en. quail or Viz.
sipia partridge, between the frst day
Of February, aud tho thirty first day
Of October. inclusive, or any rufled
grouse, prairie chicken. blue wing ed
teal, mullard or v wood.duck. or other
wild ducks, wild turkey, wild goose of
brant, at any time between the first day
Of February and the ffss day Of Sep
tsmbcr. Aud it shall b0 unlawful for
any person at any time to catch by
snare, not or trap. any quail Or 'lr.
ginia partridge. P And it shall bo IN.
lawful for any person by tho use Of any
swivel or pivot gun, or any other than
the coamon % shoulder gun, or BY tho
aid Of any push boat or sneak boat used
for carrying such gun. to catch, kill
wound or destroy, or 10 pursue with
such intent, upon any Of tho waters,
bays. rivers, marshes, mud fats, or any
cover TO which wild fowl resort, IN
the State Of We.t Virginia, any wild
goose, wild duck, or. braat. 4 y 4
- +. . 2 .H 70
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WIS sV4N;E.. 'V;RU5V4l tl4AAR AURRs.
Tho County! Court systc IN in Yir.

The County Court System in Yir-
ginla
The Richmond STATE fayors a return
to tlhe County Court system IN Viz:
ginia! Here is what'i has to say on
the subject: lFFsts.I
Il Our old court Of magistrates was an
institution hateful 10 orr enemies, be-.
cause was preciOu, IN the eyes ofour
people, and ono among the most cher
ished !, If n Of really their most'valued
institutions. It's restoration now with
alliits former machinery Of county or.
ganization, would be tho mos. accepta-
bio boon .ha. could be given tho people
By Legislation, and We know Of no
more popular measure tha. could be
submitted to tho vote Of tbs people
than this change 10 tho Constitution.
There never was q better system of
Jurisprudence established than that
which ruled lin Virginia up to the
adoption Of the present obnoxious Or.
ganic law. Itdescended 70 US directly
from the English system, and was built
upon tho groundwork Of that noblest
monument to the wisdom of mantle
British Constitution modified TO suit
our Democra.io government, Virginia
retained all sshe best features Of the
system. aud tho ditious and memo:
rios that cluster about our magisterial
courts are even yet among tho dearest
"reminiscences Of our great past. There
is 20 difficulty about returning to or
restoring this. L system 10 i.s entirety
either, as some seem to think. The
time has now come when We neld have
no fears Of bad or Inferior men being
elected, and there !. 10 reason TO be-
lieye that the nav INA sistratcs courts
would not bs as select aud respectable.
and give as high tone to the society Of
the country now as ID tue days Of bles.
sed memory. A.iall events, twill no.
hurt US 70 try ii. We can do away
with the county judge aud tho great.
expense bis salary and perqaisi.es en-:
tail apd deyolgeI bis dulies upontma !:
istrs,es who. liko those Of old, will
willingly perform tasn. if,not from
high patriotic motives. Why then, from
The more selfish eon.ideralions Of tbs,
importance s and distinction itEgiyss
them among their sutighbors aud fellow
citizens .z3No hope 8 tho Z Legislature
will make tho effort At least for this
restoration. ion The county judges aud
thcir. friends, and those who look to
the future for emoluments to accompa-;
o., their honors on the bench, will no
doubt oppose this return to the better
aud cheaper methods Of the past bu!
personal considerations should not be
permitted for one moment to stand 10
the way Of the public demand for tho
resumption Of a system which carries
with it tho restoration Of our old Con.
stitutiou. under which our people were
so happy and contented. ~,
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g. plathC -lsa.G ''tI 80 fgs t'sf,c ~ Ls -
= Baby was playing with the sei.:
s0rs, aud and Y mother, !; Z. pereeiging this
sualched them away, crying, ,s..l
"Do you know no, that i you play with
those scissors and stick tlom into your
self you'll 30 killed and die, and BE-
dead, and mamna'll haso 10 more
little boy :" ,... S.4N :5,5.,
"Yes'm," !" ,-t-,i.,
"Aud DO you know that when any
one die, is for long time la
"Yes'm, for all ons'sltte,"" y
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= The Senate Committee on Agri:
culture examined Samuel Brown, Of
Pittsburgh, and others, with regard 10
pleuro.pueumOnia IN cattle. All con.
ourrod that the country is free from
this disease, aud letters from Kentucky,
Ohio, Illinois, Texa, aud Nebraska
showed the fact. : On Long Island The
Edisease Is being stamped out. "
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You need Lot fear Tor the mau.
hood Of good boy. Ifths little fellow
looks toto your eye and speaks the
honest truth, il he is respectful to those
who deserve respect, brave when he
should DO brave, yet. with no shame
Of being gentle, thank heaven for II.
and DO all you can to keep him so.
But have no fear. As vices strength.
en- then 50 do virtues. The good boy
Is more than likely to bs a better man.
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q Once upon time when a young
and inexperienced lawyer was conduct
ing the defense Of q murderer in a
manner which cast q gloom over tho
opponents Of s capital punishment /.
When ho bad concluded bis speech the
judge said to the prisoner ( in the usual
form = lsi,si Si
4""Accused, do you desire to add any
thing to that which has been said in
your defense r.. ss,s4i,i5al Sti'ai N
Berger, who va, present, whispered
very audibly :ls. 4tg,Yi 45,;ly-t
"Adsise him to cast bis lawyer on
tho mercy Of tho court" i4l=stg
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:. ,rwass . Youlnligl, pllrliInller,s dari

~ Twas young printers dsyil
who asked for . kiss, but ii, quickly
replied did this pert !little miss !:
"You look iastky aud black; .Lou,gh
your bead may bc,lsvel, but III never d
consent 70 DO kissed By tho deyil.a'
Years passed and the miss became an an
old maid, with frizzes aud cutls. false
teeth md pomade. Then sadly she
0Oughsto recall tho Old issue but ilhe
printer replied :1"The davil won | klss
you" ".
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sheep r.,l Husbandry.
,,.,,,f z :. I o,dssca IrbIepoelinc Reri,t,r.

| e
Corrs,pendsacs Wheeling Register.
With your permission. Mr.. Editor, =
will present q few statements in your
very valuable paper! On sheep husband.
ry and its intimate connection with Fths
material prosperity Of sour young and
rising State. In 1so1.2, Colouel
Humphreys was Minister at the Court
Of Madrid. when hs had an opportunity
to inform himself on the different 10.
dassries of Spain. e Ho was Of iaffable
manners aud pleasing address, and his
biographer states that he csula speak
seven different languages aucutly:
This gentleman soon became especial
favcrite among the nobility Of 6ths
Spanish Court. It was the custom at
that day to presan. 10 sthe minister's Of
foreign countries on their departure to
their Ina.iveiland afcsr.ain number Of
bars Of gold. The Colonel had satisfied
himself that sheep aud wool were | q
source oiun.old wealth TO that coun-
Try, and be determined to have some 81
their fine wooled sheep: One Of the
laws Of Spain was that noue iot their
sheep should be sold out Of their State.
iAay Einfraotion ot! !thistlav was punish
ablo With death Previous 10 bis de-
paslura for the United States he init.
mated to the nobility that ho would
prefer to send some Of Y their I sheep to
America, instead * of. accepting their.
stated number Of bars Of gold This
request was granted and arrangements
made y to take out clandestinely ono
hundred and twenty-five Of their sheep.
This was accomplished by forced
marches mar % during the night % the sea; "a
1'' ooafa, Rnete sa1ei a.aey were shippsd Tor
our shores. They arrived safely under
the charge o. one OF tho most expert
eueed shepherds Of Spain, and were
driven carefully ca. to the d immense landed
estates ,.t Of y their l 4, owner: There were
many OF these sheep worth 5at that day
one one thousand dollars per head; Ihs
Volonsl, desiring 70 build up this IN
ldttustrys slns bis native STATE, presented 70
pa'r3 o. them 70 sssefa st hef [t ~ oss DIS
itlngnlshsed setllzsas. lie gayeEaA very
choice pair 70 SIhomsa ! eitorson who
was Wasz.tulysaellgasaa and when visited
y e. nls . ltleaas' loo6 great pleasure. no
snoMlns. ..e n.s present.: .onlotsanately,
s1'.' aut.ng sne #aDsenoe OF Mr.. 9 EMERSON,
mutton a was otaessa LOT dinner, and
3', que ., .aess n'goly prizeo animals iva was
'''n served as savofy tepass 70 Tue lflonas
present. on Mt. lie enersons sons 8 return 70
w steas ~ surprise, no nsoortaiued SWha.
aaa 0scuttaa ana lmmedla'eiy informed
-
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Iha answer q Socrates % q per2s
son who asked when was Tic light
time, lime for tol dinner was tie following:
slIifi.ySa. you lars tlsh, satd 10 s.yaa
,sl can diasIN ;it n when !l you like, and it you
are poer5yOayeaai dine Whsn you sanh
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= The Southern chorus for Iilden
in 1880 is gaining strength in spite Of
cipher,. Il ia not very formidable
yas, but ii Is persistent, and il he can
obtain any sort Of a viudicatiou, it will
become loud enough to shuw all bis
rivals what is In the wind for / $50. h
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We knew three gentlemen says
cynical writer, and ; they were very
agreeable acquaiutanoes. We became
intimate, aud considered them friends.
We indorssd there notes, and lost them
all. Friendship seldom survives a
protest. Your friend thinks youa fool
for iudorsing biz paper, and you regard
him as a knavo because hs does not
pay-bo.h are right. M0ral-have no
friends. .Tfil5.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

-Aiwoman never wears d bustlS
slsigh.riding-at least pnot'moIe than
once Il . Il
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
is or TIE MAILS

clarksburg-daily except saniays-leayes
Wes'ona at BiA. M.-arrives nj pm. re-
Braxton Court tlouse-dally; except Sun
tays-srrives at lrcston by $3.50 r. NJ, and
leaves Weston same d0y at i;SO'P. u.
Glenyille-IcaEes Weston at I A. ~. on
Mondays, Welnesdars and frtdays-arrivcs
ats u Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days. n n y sish 81
"a buskhannou-arriyes at Weston IL ".
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays-lcases
Weston Up n. same days. : ,;s f.,- q
PhllIppi-arrisss al Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at ep.M leaves Weston lirluts.
day and Saturdays ut a. M.'1sph tfh Z
Mount pleasant-ltaves Weston Mondays
aud Thursdays at a. M.-atrlyCs Tuesdays
and Fridays BY pm,
swest Union arrives Mondays at r. II
Leaves Weston Tuesdays Al A. II. sil
& Sand Rork-onee u week-leaves Weston
Mondays at Q a. M.--atrives Mondays at 3
ssa- Parties having mail TO go should
bring tito the Office hall al hour before the
departure Of tho nais. 5{ass5
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I'heT'ierlrIniltc{,'Yll7 lrIilt{,'ll7 Hotel,

P.s4TIERNE'Y,, ", rtoprie.0r. e !.
Ia. f...5s % li.ee5 s7Jtsstsa5 Szfo;12s
Also deal CT in fae groceries, fish, tobacco
igars,3 coufectioneries, DC s.i;s
gar Also: dealer in pure " Whiskics, Bran
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;YTnTSS Mi A.
fSOl4. ALL Ia tsi.s:
Ell5..sls5. q. " s.s.ss
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gIsooaIsn;nfa,ato.,1nr.,t1 on,1 ~. =
LSOl'Ss7usi SOl's7s ia.,,!llI.C' aOlhCS lui,y.
COUNTY lOEFlCERS
:IsS5s e;,,v;. cs5;szJ q,
cIsrE W. HARRISON.
prcs't County Court. PETERSON
Clerk J.RWO0FTER.
Prosecuting iAtt,y-AsEDMISTON!
Sheriff ss J. VANDERV0RT.
sap't. Free Schools G.. CROOK,
County Surveyor ID !. I: J PETERSON;
Assessor! j st District JOHN KEE.
s ss ID ~ Gee. FISHER
is r, = 2, 4 = !, q. = = =,
GGasDays ~, 49, 49,,
e a y NJ Igq;t S%'srn 1ayss, sri isnd i pPSI,areap.
Fsetnia,l'si Creek District.
SWms Hall and /: W.Lv: . . y Wood
Haeker-' :! Cfteh; ,'t Y District;
ny New aotter. and =. y. Swlsher;
! Csttla. Settlement a4l, s, ptS.rles: s1,.,
q; y: smith 81 and w; ~ y Y, l'soo. s9
i. . Skin Orc, Greek i3ta,qs. Disris!; =,
wy: Chldester and ;MS. " MS w nor1er
iUnIlnINC 0E C0UPTCl
A1ULDlNu !ll1.';li.i ~, tsooA' ~. ~.
ASSv,eNNNtsSo'Nsrts.s Y
Lewis, 2Osh lof! February and august
Gilmer, 11th oftNIarchI and 10th Sept.
Upshur, 22d Of March and s5th Dec. Dec
Preston, I Sd OF April and October
Randolph, Esd yofiMay aud y2sd Nov.
Tucker, Hat fiApril and October.
Barbour. % OF INLAY aud November
Webster, 4 9th June and S6tL Sept:
Braxton, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, / S0th May and: Soth5 October
Calhoun, l29,h Of May and 18Th Of oct. }ss
CSol.SltWSC Collvts.
i ! z; = H., N IA : !, i Fchrn,rv,
MI ,jeJnSs ASsnsi nstober a5d
ndssn,S a,hs lima and SOs,obcr
DssSs tsss,s a. i;.ssI NJ snsl SnolisSi ibnsiSsss
III. s n t1Ss - - 80
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N Dece.n3b 3bcT sysisSS ~ 4. Z.
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upshur;-sseeonu ~ 'l oll9hy y ~ rept"ar
April June, August, October aud
Hecember! ,s3
Rra,Yto,nn's.z F;rsIif I,nssda 8 i i IN January
~ ~, =, 20 20 ri 4 IS ~ 6 -.
Marcn " ~ ~ uly oep!cuiosr auu
g November. i +
Webster.@RourthA Afuesdaylin Februa.
9if,.iA n, MI In1;nrso Anuo,ns. & (,s,obicsr bis
yt,s,, - . - -; -
ahu peceutuer: iy Y n Il !. jiii.3 4
alEoun.=Fourthi Monday in Februa
aary! March !. June z. Au ust. Scptem-
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asszsi@l t1iIgor--G II scksor, -
Observation-Disclosures.
laller.,aatiIeea-la IRard-Jolln Shea:
siss5i 81 5Ildnl-Wm. Mc1'ride.zs.sz
l5zs AL IydrdE,J acobi Schnlitt. e.
IN I,p...,; = Issosi, .ayv.tsan
- 1tn :; 5.'ota zogsepu,m ~. i.'.,, aou.
zss5S oefJedM'-J. wv llalhson. -
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Attacked bya a Wolf q


~. an /. n . .s .It 70 a4 d .
0ns evening last week slr. James
Clark, who lives 90 Elk, in pocshOut.s
county wensinto the fsld 10 drive up
bis COWS, when ho found they were
being pursued BY two wolves old
one and . young one. Mr. g. started
after the cows to help them out Of the
difficulty, when the young .wolfiat:
tackled him, and q severe light -ensued:
AZ last, when nearly exhausted, Mr..
G. suooesdcd in giving tho wolf . kick
inithe side that doubled it up, when be
took 10 his heels, fearing the other wolf
would come to the assistance Of its
companion: Ia ths y fight tho wolf
nearly toro Mr.. Ca! coat to pieces aad
atone timo caught him BY the collar
Wolves must be Plentiful 10 that ooun.
try, iasIve heard tia. Captain 4 Stofer,
saw quite . number playing in the road
before him, one evening 6 , as he was on N
hisSway from Huutorsvillo TO Martins
Bottom.-LeeisbWy Record:
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Professional Cards.

Weston, Viva: "a
viii practice in Lewis and adjoining eoan-i
tie,, and In the CouttOfi a ?peais and y. .5S.
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5Local alsDiret?..cLto,5IrI:YEE. ,5II: 4
COUNTY lOEEICERS

dJUn96d0D9s
- Court ,HouseSD District: n -
81 @ NV. iTurneriand P!s Dargan:
Ftefnlan'si Greek District.
VIM Hall and ~. Nv. Wood
Haeker's ! Cfeel; Distriet.
NJ. .McWaof and D. X. Swishcr.
Caliin's Settlement ID Distriet. Esyl ,3y.
s, 3. Smith aud w, X Wilson. lis
Skin Creek Diariel. III
wv. Chidester md w G ND Mhorter
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Eloplng win a FORMER Husba nd,

Eloptng Win a Former q Husband.
The Portland Maine, Standard
says: Islwas but q few Is ago that
q man named Swe.tI was sent Of down
tho river BY o forged letter, stating
that he could receive work at remuuera. !.
tive wages. His vita profssssd to re:
gret his departure very lnueh as ,hs
would be "oh, 20 loneaomo." He
went however, and had scarcely passed
Greenwich dock when bis wifo began
preparations for. her departure with her
former husbond, from whom she had
been divorced and who sailed under the
name Of Riley. The couple left Son
the steamer for San Francisco aud the
abandoned husband returned Ito .
deserted home. "a telegram flashed
across tho wire to San FranoiIco au:i
.horizsd tbsitl arrest. Upon their ar:
rival they wera taken into custody and
and are awaiting requisi.ion. when
they will through! back % thi, city
on a Charge Of adultery
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African N. E. Church, Rcr. T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday al 10 o. clocl;
Sunday School, George T. Jones, Superin-
tepdont-eveFy Sunday Rt 0 o'clock. .. ..-
Coloted ". b. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
o'clock. Sunday School, Charles Lee, ST.
perintcadent-eTeryS Sunday at-3 O'Clock,
2. ".
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ATTORNEY ,,],ji r.. N ATiLAW,

eston, W ~ a.ss.,l q
Will practice IN the Circuit aaa !, Goaa.y ]!
Courts Of Lewis, Upslur, iilmer,g l'fast9T 9, Y
aud Randolph the Court Of Appsssiss aaa iiit Is
H, C0urts. =. u - - "
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:aDsy8gIg3..sEE = J:

IA r. / A. EM.--Siateis commune itit rs
ot Weston Lodge No@lo, "A. r. and AIM,
will be held on tn First and Third Non:
days Of every month. =
- ~. wa {; 5BENSETT.I IL. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-14
FEMININE PEcvuARlTIEs.

An exchange says: 'The girls in the
principal cities in this country are noted as
follows: Albany, the sweetest and most
substantial; Boeton, the most intellectual;
Baltimore, the handsomest; New York, the
gayest and most expensive in dreas; Wash
ington. the most airs; Philadelphia, the most
refined and ladylike; New Orleans, the
most truthful; Cincinnati, the gayeat airts;
Louisville, the proudest; Cleveland, the
most graceful and entertaining in converse,
ton; San Francisco, tie most Indifferent
Hartford, the best musicians; Rochester
the longest hair"
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MORMON MATTERS.
An Enxli.h Opinion on the Recent Circ,,
lar-The situation In Utah.

An English Opinion ON the Recent Circt'.
lar-The situation In Utah.
THE LONDON TiMRs.
London. Aug. 12-The, Times. discussing
t~6elrsported impending Gltc124r NJrhp the
United States on Mormon immigration
suys: the suRgestton ttStS the European
governments should exert their influence to
prevent the continued accessions to the de-
iuded adherents to MOrmontsm IL easily
made, but as sbon as we examine i we are
with e difficulties which
would apparently impede its adoption No
European, government can be otherwise
than des,rOus that the gross superstition
should be speedily dsssipated, bat We do
not see any way to direct intefference,
though the migration commissioners might
distribute tracts At the out posts. Further.
more, If the United States should determine
to forbid the landing Of any Mormon pros
elytes 1t would be necessary for them to de.
clare the profession of Mormonism to be
an offense 10 itself and to institute q mind
of inquisition into the religious opinions Of
emigrants. It 10 scarcely conceivable that
legislation should 60 this length, yet such
measures would alone be, eficacious
Whatever may be done by congress- the
British parliament would never give execu'
tive power to interfere with Mormon emf
grants. When the suggestion Of the United
States are before It in detail they may
modify the impression produced by the
telegram. At present we see many di6acul,
ties and owners Of transatlantic lines may
suggest others. Their obligations ~ pub
lie carriers may constrain them to take all
passengers who offer themselves.
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
Ogden, Utah, Aug. 12.-The conviction
and imprisonment Of Reynolds for poly
gamy, the murder of Standing. the Nor
mon preacher in Georgia, the imprison-
ment of Geo. Q Cannon, delegate to ron,
gress, and other executors Of the Brigham
Young estate. for contempt. have caused
better feeling, and the News. the leadinI
church paper, has lately contained threat
ening articles and infammatorv speeche
have been made. As to Evarts' anti.Mor
mon circular to foreign countries, it
treated with contempt, and 1t is elaine
that it would be absurdtto suppose any Eu
ropean government. would undertake to es
tablish an inquisition to determine the re
ligions faith OF an emigrant, or that all in
tend to enter into polygamy. There is OF
evidence of any intention Of forcible resit
tence to the government, but the Mormon
have q good military organization and ar
mostly we'll armed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-14

Occupying three rooms, each 25x100 feet
In size, and carrying . corresponding
stock, he posseeees facilities for, supplying
the wants Of the people superior TO any
otter hose In Dakota. n
GEO. =. HAWLEY.