Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

Governor Neal OF Idaho saws with ref
erence 70 M0rmonism: The govern.
ment must 20 right At it now and cut il
out bv the rOoJs. II not in the end it will
nave to be put down At the point Of the
0ayOnet. Already they think ,hev can
DEFY the United States. and I have seen a
moo OF 10000 MOrmonE in Utah march bv
the federal court when il was in session,
ana boot in derisiOn Of its authority.
have seen the dag borne covered with in
sulting notices. have seen il dragged in
the dirt. We must meet this thing now
or It will cost blOOdshed to put 1t down
Joseph Warren Keller. the new speaker
was born in Clark county, o.. in 1886. and
IS therefore, Is years of age. He vas
brought up on farm. graduated at Antioch
college. was admitted to the bar at Spring
field. o.. in 1858, and practiced there until
the breaking out Of the war. He went
into the army sOou after the first cail for
trOOps as major OF the Both Ohio infantry
ana served with credit until the end of the
struggle. being wOnded four times and
promoted from time to time until be reach
ed the rank Of major general. At the close
OF the war he reentered the practice OF his
profession. out soon vent into political
life. he held various local and state
offices. WIS a member Of the Ohio Senate
in 1862. and in 1877 vas elected 10
Congress from he Sth Ohio district. where
he mas since remained.
GEO. 4. WLLETr's PErrrroN.-On
Friday OF last week Hon. Charles Hughes
went TO Lake George 10 notify MS client
Willett. The stay Of proceedings being
granted. sheriff Smith allowed Councillor
Hughes 10 AXE The Intercepted etter Of
Willett. When accused OF conspiracy
TO escape. Willett denied all knowledge of
it. but when shown MS etter ne denied
having originated the plot. Mr. Hughes
spoke sharply 20 Wilett. The All alta
ches. VINO had been very kind ana con-
slderate 10 the prisoner. are now bitter
toward him Tor having shown hat ne
would not hesitate TO AXE the lives of any
Of them in order 10 effect mis- escape Mr.
Hughes informed him that if he gave lar
ther cause OF apprehension in This direc-
ton all efforts 10 save MIN from The gal
Ows or proiong MS life would De aban-
doned.
A knowledge OF the fact that the eyeball
keeps on growing until person Is twenty
years OF age. may serve TO induce create
caution against sJraiuing the ewes in
youth. DR.. Charles Bell Tavior. VINO na-
given nucn attention 10 snort sight say
Jnls defect ) due 20 what IS popularity
known as trying he eyes. in efforts to Sc,
under uniavOraDle circumstances An
eluugatlOn OF the globe OF ne eve causes
il to resemble al egg rather than Its Drop
ar tOrm Of a sphere ana objects are
brought 10 a focus a 'front.' Vi he retinq
instead or upon il IN communication
10 The .0llGOH Spectator On his subject
, DR. Taylor advises mort SIC hted persons
% work only IN good jgnt. coming from
lOove ana benlnd. ana not 20 read vnli,
reclining. Gaming forward. Ortravenng by
cars or carriage. Short sgnt. ne tells US
mlv become hereditary n families; Ou
perhaps the most valuable suggestion o
all ls that ne I'VE cannot 0e properly
/ developed unless 1t IS fairly trained out OF
/ tOors. tor distant OH .cts As veil As IoI
hose - hicn can only be seen few inches
off,