Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-09
ADDITIONAL EWS.
A MORMON LOVER

Judge Hunter, of Salt Lake, deliver.
I'd bis decision in the mandamus cases OF
Douglas and Pratt, 10 compel the Salt Lake
sheriff and auditor TO surrender their books
and Offices to Douglas and Pratt, appointed by
the governor to the respective positions under
tho Hoar amendment to the Eimunds aw
The Judge denied the writ on trivial grounds
and his decision has caused many uncompli-
mentsry remarks and great disgust among
Gsntiles, who think so plain a law should
have been put In force without delay or Q1ib'
BILE. Hunter, they say, has always sided with
the Mormons on questions at issue between
Mornons and Americans. Many openly de.
clare on the streets that be has been bought
by the Mormon church, and as he 10 not in
sympathy with any movement towards refor-
nation OF the territory, President Arthur
would be doing the whole country good ser
vice by speedily removing him. An indigna-
ton meeting is talked otto publicly denounee
him and call for bis removal. At Ogden, In a
similar case Judge Emerson decided In favor
OF the governments appoiutees, nd they vii
be at once installed. His decision receives
the highest praise by law abiding people of
the territory, and is In marked contrast wi
the shutfi rig OF Hunter.
HAIToN TAKES ANOTHER JOB.
Assistant Postmaster-G General Hat
ton has purchased an interest In the National
Republican newspaper Of Washington, and
will assume business management Nov. 18th.
POSTAL ESTIMATES.
Postmaster-General Howe has sub
mitted to the Secretary OF the Treasury est.
mates for 16S3-S4. Tbs estimated receipts are
&5O,570,456 q; estimated expenditures, $I6,-
74l,i1 %, leavings net surplus of $685.
S45 OF.
SUIT ENTERED.
John Harmon, of Detroit, has enter
cd suit against the Washington d Georgetown
Street Railway Company. at Washin ston, D.
c., claiming $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived last April by being thrown from q Car,
which had paralyzed one Of his legs.
CHARGE AGAINST THE DEAD DKLosa.
Capt. belong is accused by DIR. Col
Inns OF Minneapolis, brother Of the scientist
his Off .ial position AZ commander OF the ex-
petition ITO prosecute In every conceivable
way some OF the members Of tho commits
sion."
THE LATEST DISTINGUISHED EMBEzzLER.
William G. Russell of Philadelphia
for many years the paying teller OF the Penn
sylvania life insurance company, now bullet.
ined as an embezzler Of 100000, an anfaithful
husband and fugitive from justice.
THE TIMES OBJECTS.
The London Times commenting up-
on the LoDgfellow memorial, saysdt cannot
think the form proposed q suitable one. West
minister abbey is pre- emlnently an English
institution, not an International trust. The
dean of Westminster will therefore be com.
PEELED to consider the proposal to place bust
OF the American poet there with due refer.
eDce to his action being precedent. There
are many places In the city Of London where
a statue of Longfellow would arouse no dis
cordant feeling. The abbey should remain
place OF national, not o. cosmopolitan, memo-
rials.
CASES WHICH WENT BY DEFAULT.
Commissioner Mcfarland of the
general land ONCE is In receipt Of information
that In - cases Of fraudulent pre- emption en-
tries tried In northern Minnesota not one Of
he prs-smptors appeared at the hearing and
he cases we're declared In favor Of the gov
vernmsnt By default This result ID gratify- |