davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-05

tu l.nyu l'ecn. orgauically rin,,ttl to irre-
roycrlbn r1nml.s 8 iliwnr.l lifv; aid titus,
nh tho sncN' JN:0ltA Lndtter, stlMc fornls
descend n.M 'ltsapp'ar, while othors. ascend:
'..early Ei,HlISh j" which ,ilA not naturally
descend, hut were lIirle,i down, by tho
soT1'er fAtat1ctsnl. ot rns'.nnls!lt. 1'lIo
nnw r, ,x,l !,''ci, r.!iGHie.t revival q eariy
MT whimsical MS Ho,Mv deem; It is 4 revival
n tl!ings wlto!l wrru genuinely ruIated. to
EsIylts!1 llfr. character, ul,d claale. They
wert liebrni1e!l ttn.ter u r:gln'u ut linrd
u ridlel!lu can overrulc Tic faet tlat tic priia
illnnatIK,ls fn dress WHICH prevailed
nt thu Beginning Dr this Hej,Ur1,tl, liavn been
broke,' ny aiMl dismissed, forever. A clIaOs
Of eoss,,!,'.,s hfs f,llowstl, alni It va; well
nlsil Ut tho Albert Hail. Hut II my latits
liat appeared tiefa IN the dress Tint was ,lnr
ts1n' twenty years aE',, stn wNt'ld have been
iatElit:t! TT i:nst n!l,ily t!lAf, my "eStiicic
having bUell re,l!ureA, uli nlsu,nar uf anliaul-
tics lave c0llln forth. Strirty masftlerndes
&, item. al,t Tho etIet Is laifLsnltlf,l half
,lnhcrOtiS; but tho f,ruaH Df lluttrN! selection
vii ,york an,o,,K them: Md every season H.
entity appear out ,of. this chaOy..
II W2'l!srtul !!ow .compictgly the old
;St ESlHt,sl, Ealr l!as Disappeared, Every wear
te s!asierl'trs ;H's * "Msrrio Enylan9 b..
eIA's1 A.Nh" NAA a4heo ItotOl1SaH <kt 4|P9u1H
races u!efa ate no more htLesslows, no
st,ecklet! buys. m fat-wo!len, no tlWnrfa,
gia,Its, living skelstons. 'rllo Richardson
SlinW ls gone. Th.: mereaslng crowds nj
ps0i,Ec ainttsu themselves with plnt,teo,ts ~.
tatl0I,s Ut beer. throwing stic!;s Ut rocu,nls,
and Shooting fr0ni ty-E,l,s Ut targets. It Ii
the slime ut fnirS: even 1T Coventry Fnfr
tier. Is nlnDst nothing 0f the uh time. I.ay
through tho t0wif, l,uwGver ti,ck!y cin.l rl,e
Old Shrewsbury Slow occasionally uppear*,
but only as Ellust uf Its former sclf. Thu
t.on! Mayors show l,ulds out lnnycst, hut II
s ~ fs resns5is si fr ih4s is asay Il te
fairies that lletsl u. ilallcu mil .s!tK. The
railwnys hnyG let In ton much light On their
sDlituGes. Thy fragments Of that strange
N.st, Hiekesl vi. AID sut II plnvtnE like pip
pets nt Albert Hail, were nlaUs!ng. hut ttlerB
WIS Il sad side u them. Human nature dc-
YOURS ttS nwn children, and sometinle. plays
win thelr bones. .,.,..,.,,.j N. d. c.
, 1881-07-05
Valley Of Death; tt Is tho law Of con.pcnsa-
ttVU yirliletl by Nature herself.

ya!cy G6 ,'eSa'! S, t Is the Ivy of eo"pen"a
Twenty miles frUm San rerllando, and ~
1f nc|,, sa, rra1es% tc .," "w wI II son n.
troms or i"n .,'it'ar, ] ]ca'iffor"s: f ii III unce
n nIarilf,a city. rlijoylna all tho ntlyai'taa.s
2, ;n rtStaI'en!,!ati, y a " io ,o ts'''o ~,
cs.l.Hry ago. % It's nrsM il ,stx .sal!larn !nilcs;
Hn he l 'a s ];biH H. 9 t,sa y ,!s',a N ,S iS
AassY .1s AYsst oatts wsSrr"y % ~ e ed ais i! I'D I'D
seven Wtekly newspapers, AIltl Inns. .ilany.inl.
insll,x eIiic!ri anil tlEks Di tlMu buildings.
Ncxt 10 Bail Franclse! u y tho most cnyltlt.
LOljta,l civ on tiie I'ac!is: cdlst, md y ns
il,ai,y.toug,c.l NJ n Mediterranean, seaport.
yit,liTs AND FLOWERS
III a stne1c gur1en cnit bu sect, nli sorts Of
fruit. niMi flowers and thEr4 In stlcl wealth
Ur ent0r md lux1r!nlicn nf vegctntlol1 as u
tit,irjli thu heart OF to ihost careless. trnv-
lie bride of tl,ctr Respective OWNERS, md tic
rfty}s cnlplniely ei,sb0werctl 1t, tAelr fUIlnge.
Tiio o1ange..trees nre found III, tho plhltc
atrccts, III tho par1s. gardens, MD hrclMrt$;
nu' IoW fr',it. II Tha tree's II ire isi. stratg ai
sy,nwotricnl, With not much Shadow: aud
tho ground tl.ldcrncatl'fs fs nj fvg ir9tl weeds
Or grass ~ q wels-weGtlgd Oilt0ti-bctl. An
o!GISra I & ot , stx nerex a,l ao tEses prsdnex,t
only =. few, years I'D; Tlis or'lnKu 5 Tie
truo "apr!e of golsl"' OF the California
farmer, aiitl tio VINO II tho. possass0r. Ut II
thrifty 0rchnr,l Is assured Of n splai,dld
'rlin vineyards of Los Angeles aro scarcely
less famous than the orchards, und soniG-
times a i,tiltretl varieties ut grllpgs tlluy d1
found N slnsID tleld. Inst year tho aycragn
net irnlIt Of t.very ncrc Of Vineyard III thu
e0ullty WIS sSssQ, md IN curtain places the
profit WIS flvo tliirs rs great. The wines ut
I.us Angeles au, fast becoming famous
fUr tiefr EXCELLENCE Of loIauet nlNi
uallcaey Ut ilayor, antf the future will
shdw better returns tliun thOsU which
havn 1T tic pist hcen attained.
Destdc9 tho 0rongG-trrGy a,nl vines tl1crD Gnu
D0 scnl throughout tho city the hugo piiltl.
tree. tho beautiful Italian and Monterey cy-
press, tito bnllNl!n, 1}epper, ltyu-0ak, elltn..
lyptns, lo,nol,, ltnlo, tlg. li,iIeHrnnnte, AMI
other trees, growing. III tho greatest pr0f,l-
sion, ntnl the WhDlu forming II picture Of arE-
rtclllt.trNl 1nx,trlnnco not equntetl on the
IL yet fl the infancy Of Its growth. public inf-
pr0veElrtlts nre mt yet far advanced, a1ll tle
population is ctlf,lhMrallvnly small; but. btt-
ing the key to Southern, California anu Arl-
zOiln, having hUtll railway and steamship
connection with the Eastern States md Eli
rope, the city. will sometime be us renowned
fur tho wealth MD number Of Its Inhabitants
rs It Is now renowned for the fertility of Its
soil anti tho superiority OF It's cllu,atu.,,
, 1881-07-05
The RrofAue frog-A Startling story
fFqm tho Land OF STEADY 1aablts.


,va 4 Hartford gea.is,aAa Wha OWN . furn. p
tStl1 ot tlshtug .!,vl1ost III blu expereues It
Nh4 Are fatltitar With thu rts!H0 and Vxptussaon
t.hsre u ~ frAa tongs nuy Gf worth, Fe!asfagt
liz safs As was having cIeellpnL l4aG ilAhtn3,
pulling !. ~ %ns h!K psiSh St'st a,9thes. HHsil
!aEXe Old klltroR-a sort Ct pAtrlGtail pAtriArtl
-uaI.a ~ a9t VI tho waiter, te1k up . position.
I'D ~ lSsx few III a"9E ~
!, ss!s,ssiAtSd !,siis ~ nthafs.foS Ncol, pyar" a,4
I'll! 'o.sIaatpE II shas fa'Hous ia r9a4Tunt!l
ths gond Fteia IN line the Az l!d ~ Ltoi
to lsltdgo the old bAsso prifundo; and
finally, v throwing tna hook freshly buiteI
up0A thQ slQpB. Qanr, h!ln. tha feoE :tupk
fig pa!t, aa1 tha ilahera!sa undasinak so
he hSavy S I'D .sos iusao GosaoheI ~ ffo ia
hook, aaI shot un IN sAa air Appsrent!y ttty
Mater, apparently yary .nueh asseItsbea 1t hla
tcrlal tvip tnl RA11ah full vi lta such Whsck he
granted out with utmost human dlstinrttiess
isashsn, the qas az snstisa "IoeI GoiW and
then Disappeared. Aftor this oceuErGnos the
tiaaed saxllnx wiE Ii. iarass epoS we !acf. wy
, 1881-07-05
The Ded0hamber.Celllng that Julct
Lefebvro IL Making for mr.. vnndor-
bllg'4 Now House.

The 0edOhanaber.CelllnE that Jules
Lefebyre l. Nlakiu4 for mr.. vnndof-
bllt's Now laoutc.
psps ss ,as rs' e 3 .
3tadio belng .lssrally N atellor, 4 WORK.
vss sVsr ana hs se' old aa'sdP S.r,as H.
naw teplava1 in Tho aloo!lops or maly uf Tho aroas
trenph p4tut9l4 bY the newer eAarns an1
hs soSssss Il sa
,G .he6 69n Z s. es S I y Y Kos
W sGS * IT, u rss5 x
= tale o. tae 'ArabIau Nllhts,'-a Sleep. !
ns W yss'Ia a@rsmeGt a,ts with .va,h S,Eeh dream
quls|tly !leal TALENT os juiss LefsCyra has auyer
Srss" ii sto ssaR to sqep uaos
Tho stars Of juno With M Invocation to the
HSsss sspssss e sx 81 Viii vi w. @ s:
sao sarriya NJ i srsss, jul ths aspsttars 81 H. IT,
asye syy .s,as 81 s SNs s
moon upon. htr lfow, III ttrawn BY. tw0
lovely nylnphs. representing tho 3luratn4 HourI.
Mista. Tie nl,do mud graceful gotlirss ias Just
la4prhgl i shllts Ut nlonnbean!s lsRulnst rosy
Cupid, Yba lnyyslng II. mssair. she!t319 n % n!a
tIS x9assa M pastipE ela.I. saox r. b!Ss
4ppsr half u The canvas. yhiIe 6eAeatb
; seooi fssaus III sexqaist ~ *" stsap aat
Hlaap.. A bexAtiful siu!nborinR ayluph, bur fa1F
iarul lrunctl ip y Transparent robe ~ patett
aaa winged Ylt neStes faat aaasp AZ beE slac, and
another With ou! u!spsead BUTTERFLY Wtngs bends
exs e ao1nss s Ss &C. a. t. t. s.
his ia sSoys tsalSaii sss. ills d tho oalys
, 1881-07-05

NFW
1u tho HFttlkh navy ollla9Es aud mon may wear
Uxqupt VI foxHign seryle0. bsaTtts asa Mb0osa.
In m4st OF the .Conuacnlat aFmtea similar re-
stristlops ase ta fosag. hut u belgium thsy ~ ~
Miui.ter othMar hls !ssucd q general
ntuas to The j. etrect that, icas.uneh -
hGen prohibited. b. must remlnd ~
.cunllnanalut olitsers that. by MialstsE1a1
lculFlon Uf. lblk VII fnen iu sh9 army may waas
Wulters ure sigirously pruhlbltai frpm !aaEtng
q uiustachs, aud &hs s1ae sule at4slns !n lead.
lately Hot young man place In ono Ut thSsa
uA&ahitahmsats, but. though vary anxious 10 1vY
be loved hts tnust&aaa bssssr thAu !ucEa &sa4
1eoIInvd thu place,
, 1881-07-05
HUMAN SACRIFICES.
DroslrMl PrnctfceA OF tho Dab omoya
King (sc1Gfr,


Kin. t;clefc.
Thu Wealrynn Missionary ut Da],oney. the
liev. Joln siluna, gives n ul0st slckenIfe nc
eo,nt NJ tI,c Irnn,if,,1 ,ro,t,,.s, ~ t,,a ~
nohicSnh l.shs, Heleiet Wslel. fully confirms
tho statements published previously COncurl>-
fl,E tile kings xacrtccs Every ypar (;c|e,u
mukes extensive sacr|ilces In lamar Of tlN
nen"g u ntS tM.ne,; ~, IHe VICTIMS nelhs pfis-
ohers OF Wnr. Tho Daliolncyh1ls tltNlu wars
on tho Mclgl,borIng tribes, and inanagc to
capture n Iurge Number of prisoners.
u.,v,,rr1 .I..., .1.s 'e. '" pu'n
oo'e."' ""ss' tiio1c pclne smllglltef
every aay alnl hight. Ar. Alilum
WAS several times summoned to the palnce,
tle,,c,,, of tl,c,n wrr,, ,,,,~ts.oIah,o M 19oe
-, a's" W., at'"tss"haote' VII Dee:
a., "i!er hetesa' aays ital oetl occupied
Win tltu ravaltiilg ceremonies Of tho "cus-
"'rlr yearly c,,ston ,,o,t. 1,v E,,e f,o,o,o
Tor liy t,ttilerl;pzf, l. tt WI ti;tlsi,aH MN,
Dnr Of i1uurtat tl,;ltturs }t1trfrri,. Nil cnli.
liz ior tic prcselru nf Tic Eme i" ,'4s scitIs.
srryeI to Gun euate Tie ecrcovstMe,t Sts,1ls ne
,e' !" ia u sMS Toe for saIr EK.y p5s9s ' n[e
DIR tie gnisu of mercy, one-llnit viii
wi.t;9,a ~ ,l pe';'s III riss' trsss' ticsn '''s,M
Iiuv., r1,umII,ct -, rriuu III ho,n ~" a,m,I,, M;
h,,vil 1Imfnrirti,uts t.ntn,trh ~ In cont,,r.ff
Whilst .nfr,mtinn ,1,eir i,,,cs ar"insf ia n.
yu,l,nr fuu TS @opis. I E1owIntr '1a nv ~ n,in- i
In, ,f1n, tia s'i,r Ire e,nimtnmt - ~, f,ur,,,ai,
INC wi,h fiji infGr1nntio,1 ri iii lie sanrjfsrcs
ti,at tnEc pia,; lit a.i, strongly m III iprcsssi S ]
,M,,r,,ln, n,.ar r & MSy tmS, ,rrI,,., III uftS tx
,.rt ma,u,.s ~ tis. Xiv a,tI hentInI IL .aIi III
t1,,i s"ins ti,rn,tm, n" Whnn c,.,..,,i;s IL fSnt
~ sscrcr ii t"t ts srks.'aee sIi s p1"t a' s so"'
Tia tIr;nts If euv uss .ao' ~ isj, uS unnnna VIM
thct ,,,n ,su,1 ~ .tan ts ,.s, n rn,....s
th nr,Is ,,nt"r csnsn n. rM1,,,rnon,., H. ti,s
r",m', @ ~ ia ros,,. w,,on Tx hn,1aa ~ or o.u
iirn,vn rlns. @ tn IL. ,yr",@n III III H. Mi,e
m, ,"I,si. ni,ti Il wl.e,,nvnr I ts wIni biuws IN
n mtrirvjnr sI' mn, % mv. XII ~ ~ S.an m,,t
eJ' ~, sa,1 mi ~ III. H." ,o,,, t ~ ~ e. o ta
''r,,, ~ v,,i''s y, ,,d ~ i, oG @
= ,rrin ., l., n ,o ~ r...., ,,", H. p,f
,nn M d.. i,o ~ VIM, ny .tri,,.r !1n. ,. ~.
:. . vi"s fti tliS v, " .Ii .,,sii ~ ~ tho o.t
are ftl, sIkEa. rss towi o MIt to II lie I eoss u
VIZ Ms "nS IT, ', ~, % ueSsnkI"
+ E st,I ~, sn,,, us st df, ,t "e ,er,
,.s 80 s!G ..1 b1 suit t.t ia.srii4s ~ 5.!vgA usuiG
sil @ hnIs n1'' nv. W.! 1'u unsS Sapvss ,,ps @
~ t,"x.. rocoir.., sso,v aI1so "pcls ,,nt is
~ sst,, Hsu setel'eM taeh': .,, nn "os ~
i.nnty 1a ;ut Il ,as veru y yy,,1sns a ,,, om,1 n,,
IL, MnI, ~ NV Ma f. , 49, ~ tE. ~ ~. "His ~, .h
VIA, ~ ""M r.,,, "t1H MMs ~ ,a
~ VIZ, w: Sa n ~ ~ t1..s
,,,,.. @ fr ~, r. p"ce ~ Hi, H. ,,Mu.aS
,"i a,,ss a. H.. XXI HIT ,n 's1t
Stl:En., i.n,,i., i,mv., ie,., ts vit,,s t's ,is
Slr l"r rur|a' ,aS" IN ~ 'jessas n 'I,s h,
bSLfIlaoAAAt Uuh oANAlu !thV Al0. 14HEl!hll
, 1881-07-05
EYE OLD ENGLISH FAYRE."
\ nfotiey TDrce.iIays' Carnival III
I.nAittnfiA

ilIya thls Hygnt building, fashioned NflGr lhe
1s0.nnn structure, Wherein Christians wrro
thrown u tho lions. has Witnessed u Krent
n,any Christians uinong tho ltouesses. It
was, lit"evcr, only 4lelr money, not their
life, the prcity cuts Wanted as they po,lMceu
Upon cacll how conner. Aud tho u,onny they
wErn pretty siiru to get. Tl,1 professional
beauties were cUnsplGu0usly absent ut this
"lnyre." III u,u great hazAur previously held
III Tho same hall, ule snil beauties were
tic nlaln nlarNctlan, uni each sto0l befnro
sui,lt stall, wlnse tyilles they raised III price
several huntrnl ter cent Uut OH tllts uc-
c,.ion II looks Us II there lad been either q
strike Among tic professional ur u rebellion
among Tho unprdfcssloilal beauties. Or II
,nay lIAye bgei concluded by the promoters
Ut the ''fnyru that there Ia nothing ~ sure
to drslw the great middle cIusses ns tite.
Nearly all tlln lnttles keeping sta11 OH this &C.
casion were titled, or else lnutniMrs VI the
Mrlstocrncy: 1t may linve been, indeed, ulat
the untitled beauties were fnnill 10 liesllate
about par.,ilng themselves ln .funcy dresses
natters Is hnt u characteristic Of tllu aril-
tocracy: The pretty tla,nes-.alld very pretty
a,;y "a ,i,e, wer1as'!ei atoqt n tllsl5
fn,, H t'''o| a,rnI eiat t ay sur tfy la
wli[cl. their Titles came: md rs ior whit tia
inore 1rr4lIsl' iMlt(dle CLASSES might think
lhey evidently slltin't care II psli.
On entering, wy found ourselves III tic
centre Ut n'r"d English yilagc, nl.,tlc t!p OF
light boards nlld s1ai't. Dut # wts \ village
OF il,ls, III least tacii b,otll Ind oyrr IT sign
III tic s,ylu y. auclent viIlage inns. Tie
signs were, "fn l'estle nnh Mnrtar,"" le
"Ya RoGn il"lr,"A Yc Fieur lie i.ys.". IL
Anchor" :. " Okle C,,wre,',, - ~ t;ou!.lcn
woode Oak,'' ;" IL Sylver Sl,tcl,ic." "Si.
George and j., DraEon," the signIonrls4 s4cllls
WGli," Where, on payment 6f n shilling, Iva
pretty danes h, costume IL, .owll Il bucket
which brought up 4 present FIR one, II
about fourpcnce Waiilr. At d "iNheci III
Fortune" twn heam:iful ladies'. for. two
pu,,cu value, Investing, huwevor, hy tlielr ni,-
tlacity ulll smiling assnrnnres with MI ini-
Coming near ssye Bower" i Gevy uf tin~or-
Elrls start out, eseer to bin n rose III yotir
sGiilhlcs. Il s.lpurb itiy,-nr, / shu,,ld say,
"la!lya tayIs," ,"-astoiisl,Sd n!e ,witI, ~
tiieory?'' was inst replying wtti! cnu tion
, 1881-07-05
IOWA.
The Recent Republican State Con-
vention-A Notable Gath
cring.s,
Sketches of the Careers Of the varions
Cundfdntcs-A uoal Ticket.


tcSt wRS nvef WN4etl HCH0fe III u t;tlberfnto-,
rial nomination. IL was mt n cantest over
.,,,I tsr, fria,,,ia ~ t,vn v.,, ,,,.,,tn ,"u,,
-. ~ M."' lt.enaS "a ~ ss., p"p''Ml lnsn.
% ~ was 10 not ~, .ssue s.,s. oo'wes ptahepies VI
Il was sImply a matter OF numerical s,lue.
r,ort.,, ~ ,ar.,,aI ,T r.,u,,,s o''''' s"' 0a'0
r'of1'S o. petsonai lflsl,!!s, -
TIE ou',E'SAr0nAI =; ct,SrhsT.
belt, tukln, advantage of tho neurly eaunl
division butwce,I thrso .wu. sought N ,,etpme
tn "nc "f nowsr a i,r ~ nr
I'M nniauce u pGMe,' M'n ~ uessls1cn1 pet-
surrender. Arninst this combination M were
nrrnyr,i tlie Lurrnl,ee un1 Sherman forrcs.
hi Nv tia ,,nvt nu,ncinnx n,,,I s,,utv,nst
tn us .'u n.uss saI'oa, .st, M W.. WIN s'slo"ues.
each were g'iurs'Ins their own lines md seek-
Tic t,.o o. other. M Tic result Of tj1e i ba1I"tinr t
III M the convention must b.. Kru,lfyinr m f,,t nt
least 10 tho defeated candidate. A
difference Of one vote Is not
very bad drfrnt for any uar. Tint wus
s',a .,st ,,,,to - ,,n, ,,,,,. ,,;,.,.tsa;,
wltcre llar]ah's friends woul'i ~ after bo-
coming convinced that they cJtlltl not break
the two stulwurt lines. They ,uade the
hroo1. fnr thc Slprmu,, cn,n,,
THE a1IirrEx "A acknowledgements
,r,,a s,,,,,"r,,nt,,.,ai o,',a.. ."ss. .'',.,,',,
NIL tic other offices. They were scarcely
thought Of. Tho candidates were left to So
euro strength rs best uley could. It was
eoheralay eonsae.. ,,, ',iae . sena'of aomhg' up
to the assembling OF the Convention. Ind tho
lead. Ile formed no combinations, relying
o,, Ills personal pnpularlty aluo,,x Se,Ia.
turx tvho we're inrucv nr'sant
1nts' m ,i,,,.. Mnu VIZ. ,,.,. "4ks's ptesell.
tl ~ IN uain caSce cSh,oo m, @ kee,i ,ho eye
porters IF Aksrs, 9f l+Iail, nnl VOL. Had
Young combined with tlls friends Of Judge
Judge A,lanfs would hayp been left ont.
There WINS great surprise nt. the strength uf
judge Dmtlie as disclosed III the Informal
bnIlOt, which was III votes.
rhe Victory wan ,nny Big net down as that
ARnnfng rs, md Mr.. Akers ~.
Now that tlle ticket IL made M. there will
10 increasing ihtefest TO Know wllut sort VI
men compose III .....-...
nullES It. SHERMAN.
mundane spheru III Phelps, Ontlrio County,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-25
BROOKLYN y 0MgN'S SCARE.

a club of Brooklyn women has
been formed for the purpose of agi-
tating its corporate bosom about
the. horrors of polygamy in Utah.
Why the Sutferings of pOlygamOuS
wives in Utah should SO wiring the
bosOmS of homogeneous wives in
Brooklyn, when these sufferings do
not wiring the bOsOms of the polyg-
amOuS wives more directly con
cerned, is question difficult to an
SWer, except upon the hypothesis
that the domestic duties of the wO-
men Of Brooklyn are less exact
ing than the domestic duties of the
women of Salt Lake City. If it
were attempted to impose a system
of pOlygamy upon the women Of
Brooklyn, and the women of Brook
lyn resisted even unto the death,
the World would be warmly with
them, as it would also if an attempt
were made by a Mormon elder to
abduct Il party Of Brooklyn women
to Utah and fOrcibly convert them
to the dogma and the ritual Of the
church of the Latter-day Saints. If
the plural wives of Salt Lake were
to hold meeting calling upon the
women of Brooklyn to join a club
for the joint and several tenancy of
an eligible and single Or even
double or triple saint the women
of Brooklyn would probably con-
slider that the women of Utah were
a meddleSOme set. The women of
Brooklyn would no doubt resent
such a description Of themselves,
and yet why would it be unjust Is
not sauce for the yariegated and
tickle chicken sauce also for the
SOmbre and homogeneous crow ?
How can the women Of Brooklyn
consider it to be laid upon them to
eXtiipdte pOlygamy in Utah, when
poly gamy is not reported to be MAX
ing giant strides in Brooklyn, and
when the victims two thousand
miles away do not emit to distant
Brooklyn any Macedonian cry,
either in the way of despairing en-
treaty or of polite invitation? When
Salt Lake becomes rs Brook
Ign, mOnogamy may prevail there
to the same extent that it pre-
walls in Brooklyn. In the mean
time there seems to he nothing that
the passionate protests of the
women of Brooklyn can practically
do towards suppresSing the practice
of pOlygamy III Salt Lake. Brook
Ign is sometimes described as a col
ony Of New England, and we may
perhaps trace in this uprising Of its
female population that hereditary
passion for taking charge Of the
affairs Of other people which char
acterizes the people of Massachu
sets and inspires in the women Of
that commonwealth a rooted aver
sion to the "twin relic" as well as to
other twins.-New York World.
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Wha1 Girls Can Do.

The London Truth says: "Wo.
men say terrible hard things OF
women, and Miss Phillis Browne, in
her book just published, entitled
what Girls Can Do; a Book for
Mothers and Daughters is no eX-
ceptiOn to the rule, She says: IF
we come to look into the working
of an institute which is governed on
broad principles, which work
smoothly, and grows stronger as it
advances, we may be sure that
there is a man at the head of it; if
we find one where the wheels creak
and groan as they roll, and the
hearts of the members are filled
with heart-burnlngS and jealouSies;
moreover, which believes itself to
be indispensable when it is only a
makeshift, there a women rules
There is no doubt that girls are, as
rule, ornamental. Let them,
therefore, by all means, be useful
toO;. but the usefulness must not
obliterate the beauty. The strong
minded women who cuts her hair
as close as a conYict'S and clumpS
about the world in a pair OF shoes
several sizes too large for her,Who is
Indifferent to the shape Of her bon
net, and careless as to the condition
Of her dress, may be possessed of
every cardinal virtue, but by disre-
G riding the quality Of womanliness
she brings those very virtues into
disrepute. Men fly from her and
are so filled with dread at such an
one that they rush into the other
extreme, and marry a pretty
creature who thinks of nothing be-
yond her bonnets and her gowns.
Ornament must not be sacrificed to
utility. Both are compatible, even
in girl, and she who can. cultivate
head and heart without neglecting
the gentle graces and soft prettl-
nesses of girlhood, is, as Wendell
Holmes hath it, "a harp of thou
sand strings
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
1 Utah Telephone Company are hereby
notified that on Tuesday, the Sd day of
January, A D. 1882, at the hour of II
O'Clock, noon, st the office of the Deseret
National Bank OF Salt Lake City, in
Utah territory, there will be q meeting
of the stockholders of said company for
the purpose Of changing and amending
the Compsny's Articles Of Agreement so
that said company can buy, sell, own,
operate snd lease any and all forms,
kinds and systems of Telephone or Tele-
phOnic Exchange systems IL any and all
the cities, towns and camps Of Otah Ter
ritorg with wires for telegraph business,
extra Territorial connecting lines, to
supply telephones for private lines, as
well as wires to connect such systems
with others between any and all the
cities. towns and camps OF, in and
through Utsh Territory, and 10 fully snd
completely so amend said articles that
the said company can Go and perform
everything under them that is necessary
or proper to be done TO facilitate COM
n unication between man and man
l.. S. HILLS,
124 Secretary.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. 900.
NO. 900.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %. Is

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that Lewis Marier and Herman
ladder, whose postofice address is Salt
Lake City, Utah Territory, have made
application for United States patent for
the "Wide West" Lode Mining Claim,
situate in the west Mountain Mining
District, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory. consisting Of 1900 linear feet of
the lode (less the conflicting claim Of the
Albino Mine lot 10Y and surface ground
200 feet wide being lot 289, and de-
scribed in the field notes and plat Of the
official survey on file in this Office, With
magnetic variation ct 160 30 east as Col
lows:
Commencing at the discovery point on
said claim, where q post marked U. 5.
289 D. 7. is set; thence 5 26o go W, $50
| feet on the centre line to the centre of
southerly end line of said claim; thence
| S 63o 30 east. ZOE feet to corner post No.
/, the place Of beginning of surface
| bound: thence N $50 so W, 200 feet TO
corner post No. 2; thence y 260 81. Il,
| n, O35 feet intersects sOutherly end line
Of Albipo Mining Claim, lot 20; 1895
40 feet intersects westerly side line of
4 AtDllO iIfIS O4aAtlA8 lOs fOJ5 A1OON go
to corner post No. 8; thence 5 $50 80 E,
| (68 $40 feet intersects westerly side line
Of said Albino Claim No. 70) 200 feet to
corner post No. 4, from which post No.
Az. 6. Mineral monument Mo- bears
! N 500 52' L, 3,507 feet distant; thence
| S 26o 60, (237 ITO intersects easterly side
line of ssid Albino Claim. lot 20, J 1000
feet to corner post No. l, the place eff
beginning of surface bounds as before
established. Contain 8S7- 1000 acres
Jctal area Area in conflict with AlbinO
Claim, lot 20 for which no claim is
herein made, S27 1000 acres. Area ey-
elusive of said conflict 06-100 acres. for
which patent is hereby claimed from
the United States,
The said mining claim being CT record
in the Office of the recorder Of said min
ing district, at Bingham, in Salt Lake
County, Utah, the nearest knoRp Local
| ton being the Albion and RoyslsAI lining
Claims, direct that this notice Be pub
lished in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD,
the newspaper published nearest said
mining claim, for the period of ss&ss0
days. d. McNASEER.
del Register,
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For PATENT
NO. 800.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1891