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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-17
PARKERsBURG MELANGE.
Eewsy TWInkIiRgs From Lively
Town.
SUcCVll u Mc Re0iSter.

EyfCpH " tNC INtHtcI'
PAREERsBUEG ". w., October lG.-Miss
Tillie Eskey, most estimable young lady,
died yesterday at her home in the Sixth
ward, of consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Besne, OF Volcano,
are visiting friends in the city.
Lee Logan, son Of Mr.. Arthur Logan, acci.
dentally fell from porch this evening and
broke his arm.
Mr.. Rudolph, OF Philadelphia, president
of the NJ. T. Farm Oil Company. was in the
city, Yesterday. the guest Of Col. J. F. Par
fridge. Mr.. Rudolph has a grand bas 90
voice, and his singing yesterday in st.
Xaviers church was very fine.
Capt T F. Baily, of Grafton, is doing Up
the burg today.
Col. Chas. H. Peirsol, who has beea hunt.
ing up opOssums and coons in Gilu.er
county. has returned.
G. w. Crandall left for Marietta to day.
Col. C. F. Pom tious, OF Petroleum.. was IN
town to day.
Rev. Father Hickey delivered his fifth
lecture last Sunday night to a very large
audience: his lecture was an interesting
and eloquent one.
Mrs. Wm. Busby will leave for Cleveland
this week. being called there by the illness
OF her father.
The bans of marriage were proclaimed
in ST. Naviers Church yesterday, between
Miss Annie Rapp aud Mrs. Waling, both
OF this city.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
The Chicago Races Prove Almost
Fizzis.
A Prize Fight Between "HingIishmen'
Before the Fancy Of BroOkIVn-
Wallace Ross on Charlie
Courtn5Y.

CHICAGO, October l6. The sixth day Of
the Chicago Driving Park, third pacing
meeting. The weather was cold and bright
and the track hard. The unfinished 2:2G
class, postponed from yesterday, when
three exciting and closely contested heats
were trotted, Prince winning first Index
second and third, was frat taken up. To-day
Index won the final heat and the race,
Kitty Van fell within two lengths of the
pole and finished with
Blood Streaming From Her N0Strils,
having ruptured blood vessel. Her dri-
yer, Ray Warner, was thrown heavily 10
the track, striking on his head, and
was carried insensble into the club house.
msry-Index. 5, l, l, /; Prince, ia
voritel l. > >, 3; ADELAIDE >, 4, /, ,; Kitty
Van, 3, 3, 3. >; Glen Miller, 1, 2; time, 2:23,
2:27I, 2:2SH, 2:254. The unfinished
230 pacing race, three heats paced yester-
day, Jordan taking first two, Billy NJ. third,
followed. To-day Billy NJ. won the fourth
heat in 2244. In the next heat there was
every appearance that his driver pulled
him and Jordan beat him out in 2:30.
made Jordan the favorite at one hundred
to thirty, before the heat in spite OF Billy
N. having won the heat before in the
Best Time of the Race
led the judges to declare it no heat and
John Campbell was put mp to drive Billy
NJ in the next heat. To put it in the
mildest way he drove very clumsy for after
Jordsn broke at the turn and fell several
lengths 10 the rear, Campbell allowed his
com mpetitor to come to even terms with him
on the far side of the track srpplementing
this by letting his horse 20 20 pieces in a
tangled break on the stretch and to be
beaten ty Jordan in 2:50. The judges how
ever, awarded the race to Jordan and an
nounced that they would investigate the
matter after the racing was over. Sum
mary: Jordan. |, l. ,, ,, 0, /; Billy NJ, .,
3, ], 1, 0. 8; Clara D, I, 1, ), 0, ,; Black
Passenger, 3. }, t. 1, 0, l.
Little Nose DistRnceSs.
Time, 2:3O, p, 24iI, pa 30, 30.
The free for all pacing race was won by
Richball with ease in straight heats. Sum.
msry-Richbali fayorite, /, l, :; Tilera
Belle. 3, =, 3; WPStmopd, ,, ;, 3.
The class 2:l9 trotting race was won by
Monroe Chief Summary-Monroe Chief,
/, l; Zoe B 3 ,, ,; Sleepy Joe, ,, 3, 3.
Time 2.1o oSl. 22b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-17

The CONVENTION OF SOCIALISTS ENDS
Mere Resolutions showed Upon q SuE.
fering Public.

PITTSBURGH, October 16.-The Inter.
national Socialistic Workingmen's Associa-
tion held its final session to-day. The
manifesto, synopsis of which was sent by
the Associated Press last Saturday, was
unanimously adopted, as was also the reso-
luton to print so, 900 copies in the English,
German, Mexican and Spanish languages
Tor distribution. A new organization Of
districts were created as follows: Eastern,
Western, Middle and Southern States, al
ifornia, Nevada, Mexico and Central
Americs. The Bureau of information was
Located I'm Chicago.
A series Of resolutions were adopted de.
clsripg the issues protective of tariff and
free trade to be entirely cspitalistic, de-
nouncing arbitration as a means of settling
questions between capitalists and labor and
extending sympathy, moral encourage.
ment and aid to brothers of Russia France,
Germany, Spain and all other European
countries, who are engaged in the bitter
warfare against their common enemy the
crowned and uncrowned despots of the
world.
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WOMEN OF NOTE.

NJ. I.,uisnant FiSke writes pretty love
stories iu- the magazines.
Ms General Hancock is composing more
,uarm'uL hsrmOnIes.
Freddie will have to ask permission to
A.ss Mrs. LangJy for her mother.
Emily tsithiull will lecture on Modern
ShsmS'
Mrs. Wshle, Of the BelYedere has gone
a road to suPerintend the education Of her
daughter
Mr.. Joseph ". Harper and family have
bten laying in a winters supply Of caloric
al tie Hot Springs, va.
Miss Fanny Davenport does not think i
improbable that Fedora should love, hate
anu love aEain, all in a few weeks.
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NOTED CROOKS KILL EACH OTHER
In a New York Dive and Rid Society OF
Two More Pests.

In a New York Dive and RID Society OF
Two More Pests.
NEW YORK. October l6 John Irving and
John Walsh, widely known burglars, shot
and killed each other in Shang Draper s
saloon, 4G6 Sixth avenue, early this morn
ing. They had bitter quarrel, aad it is
said that six weeks ago they met in anoth-
er saloon, and drew pistols on each other,
but were separated Hairy Hope, Shang
Draper. Wm. Vosburgh, Pat Neary and
John Leary, all say that Porter did not fire
a shot. The police
story II ~ Follows:
John Irving and Jack the Mick" were in
Draper's saloon shortly before . o clock this
morning, and both were filled with liquor
They uuarreled about some rascality in
which they were mutually interested. They
became noisy, and Billy Porter entered and
tried to stop the row. His interference
only reused the rioters TO fury, and both
whipped out revolvers and fired at close
quarters. Every one in the saloon sought
cover as the double report rang out. The
shots were fred at the same instant and
with Ike effect. Irving fell dead with
Jack the MiCk's bullet in his brain' and the
Mick fell
shot Through The Heart.
Neither lived long enough to breathe twice
after being shot. Billy Porter and the
gang ran out into the street, but the re-
ports of the pistols were heard by the po.
lice. and Porter was arrested. Every per-
sen suspected OF being in the saloon at the
time OF the shooting was arrested. John
Irving is Of Patchen avenue, Brooklyn,
of burglary notOriety, and Jack Walsh,
alias Jack the Mick, one Of the accomplces
in the robbery of Jacob Rupperts, bank
messenger, two years ago. Billy Porter
WAS Irving's pal in his crimes
Bank officers and the police reiDice that
two Of the boldPst bank burglars 80 readily
removed each other.
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DEATHS OF FAMOUS PEOPLE.

Captain Robert Beckwith. veteran Of
the War Of lsl2, died at Norwich, Mass,
yesterday, eyed ninety years.
DT. Jose Maria Rojas GsrriIs, the ti-st
orator Of the R-puhliC Of Columbia, an
eminent lawyer anu statesman, died IN
EoGo!a yesterday.
Ms. Far Kim II. Townsend wife o. eI-
-AdJutarr General Townsend, died on Sat
nrCay light q Albany. Mrs. Townsend
Wss the daughter Of the late Rlfus kIng.
The death is announced OF Mr.. John J
!lsshcn, the Oldest American resident in
Nicaragua. He was the frst sugar planter
IN y republic to work on modern priucl.
1ies ard the first to eject scientific sugar
works N Central America.
Nr. c. J. Murphy, Assistant Superia
terdeDt Of the South and Central Amsri
Tsn Telegraph Company, whose central
SLAces On the Pacific are stationed at Pana.
la, died On October 3. Mr. Murphy had
Leen connected with telegraph and cable
enterprises for thirty years and had long
LeeE in feeble health.
Count Adolph de Beaumont, a distin,
fnlshrd soldier Of the Algerian war, died
N NCtelin on the Goth Of August. He
Nss On OF the general Of the same Rame
NhC srytd under the first Napoleon.
CCuEt de Beaumont had resided many
years IN TIE State Of Antoquius where he
Nss 'r'or>.ve'y engaged in mining and
wee Ls N-S immensely popu.Ar.
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ROSS ON COURTNEY.
says the TnIRn Springs OarSman Is
Afraid to Meet Him-

NTw YoaK, October lG-Wsllace Ross,
the oarsman, is in the city on his way to
Pittsburgh, where he will open sporting
resort. In regard to Lis proposed race with
Charles F. Courtney, Ross said: Il have
deposited $500 to make a match with
Courtney, but don't know whether he
will row. | sm not unfriendly TO Court
ney, but think he is somewhat afraid to
meet me in s47are match. Alter the
race st Saratoga last year, in which Lee
beat Courtney and myself, he accused me
of interfering with him and helping Lee.
He also said l could nos beat him fairly. |
offered to make a race then and there, but
he claimed TO have lost all his money on
that race. He agreed, however, TO give me
q race later in the season. Now, when the
season is drawing to a close, be says he
wants to row me. He thought | would re.
fuse to row so late in the year, but | think
he'll find he's mistaken. think can beat
him any distance, from a jump off to a
hundred miles
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Tvs OF THE MORNING.


|..e runner PTer
- piil or nrSpers.
- 5gltGIi i;ts' LN IT'S new trial.
a Sc-a in = famous people.
/. Louis yardmen.
u. ~ Of NJ idss for Wheeling.
TamRa l, d the VI. E Conference.
q highly p ':lg things briefly told.
Sortaut Cabinet meeting.
"A The -sce track East and West.
4 Chat sbou, men and women OF note.
The Dubois mines again in full blast.
n s,b Of prominent New Englsnder.
rbe sepreaations Of Msutsns cowboys.
Iypy,v chiefs on their way to Washing
tor. .,,.,,, =,
Utsh. W.,
irgtOu.
A biz steele enterprise incorporated in
Mgr. Cape on the growth of the Catholic
church.
hsnde.
1DUaNN y ASAea1NN-
Of Carey.
Doings OF The Episcopalian Convention
yesterday.
Reunion OF the Army OF the Tennessee at
Cleveland.
Iron and steel workers in secret session
in Chicago.
A woman's death brings wealth to four
other women.
"P,unger" Walton interviewed on the
Czarewitch races.
A womsu murdered in cold blood at
Lincoln, Illinois.
Business transacted in the Pennsylvania
Safe Legislature.
Two notorious bank burglars shoot each
o.her in New York.
A Pittsburgh lawyer sues the CONNER.
cial.Gszette for 100000 libel.
Prominent colored men on the decision
OF Supreme Court annulling the civil
-5ckts j:I.
The strange story OF how an embezzl"r
-,ysuted alter long years and restored his
:. gotten wealth.
~. Prime the divine and famous editor
q. rb, NV York Observer, celebrates the
10th anniversary Of his entrance into
,rp , ir..-.ry.
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A MYSTERY CLEARING UP.
Two Men Arrested for the Murder or
Ada Atkinson.

INpIANAroLIs, October l6.-A telegram to
the Journal from Lafayette indicates that
the secret OF the murder Of Ada Atkinson,
whose dead body was found in her room on
the evening of the Gath OF September, is on
the verge OF being unraveled.. One OF the
detectives engaged in the case yesterday
extorted from Jacob Melting, q farm hand
employed on the Atkinson place, q contes.
sion that on the afternoon Of the murder
Jacob Lsdd approached him and proposed
they should assault Ada Atkinson, the
young girl being at that time the only
occupant OF the house.
Melting Refused
and Ladd departed.
Melting says he knew nothing OF the
murder until he heard the screams OF Lucy
Atkinson. on discovering the dead body Of
ber murdered sister. At the time Lsdd
made his proposal 10 Melting, the latter was
at work in deld hear the house. When
Ladd lett, Nelling went 10 the woods and
began cutting saplings. While resting
from this work he heard a scream, and
looking at his watch found it was Just , AS
O'Clock.
1t has been found that the cuts on the
body Of the murdered girl correspon ded
exactly with the blade Of knife carried
BY Nellipg. Both men have been arrested.
and are now in Jail at Fowler, the county
seat. The citizens are greatly excited, and
there is open talk OF lynching.
Later Report.
LAFAYETTE. IND, October l6-Nelling
has confessed to having murdered Ada At
kinson in Benton county, twenty miles
west OF here. He said that while working
in the orchard and knowing that Ada was
alone in the house he was seized by an in
satiable impulse TO murder her; and that
he choked her into insensibility and in
a murderous frenzy cut her with his
knife. He says he went down stairs and
out to the milk house and washed his
bloody hands and threw the water in the
grass He denies tina, he outraged her per-
son and solemnly asserts that he had no
Confederates in the crime. He makes this
confession freely without reservation anu
without Hope OF Mercy,
Thsre Is great excitement about Fowler
and oxford, and lynChiug is threatened.
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I'VE MEET ONCE AGAIN."
ReariOn OF the Army OF the Tennessee
ia Cleveland.

CLEvEL,ND, October lG.-Members Of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee are
arriving to attend the sixteenth annual re-
union tomorrow. The programme in.
cludes a business meeting in the forenoon,
and visit TO Gatiield's tomb in the after
noon and formal reception in the even
iNr in the Euclid Avenue Opera House.
where Dora Hennings will sing the Star
Spanpled Banner" Governor Foster and
Mayor Farley make welcoming addresses.
General Sherman will respond. Cen.
BISHOP Fellows, OF Chicago will deliver
the annual Oration. The Arinr Quartette
will sing military songs, and eminent SOL
diprs will be called out for impromptu
speeches The reunion will continue un
III Thursday, concluding with grand ban.
fuEt
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STRIKING YARDMEN.
Iron and Steel Workers in Secret
Session at Chicago.
Mines in Full Blast Careless COWBOYS
New Line TO the Seaboard-Bru-
tally Hurdered-A COL
liSion.

ST. LOUIS, October lG-Some spprehen
sion is felt that freight blockade may oc
cur st East st. Louis as the result Of the
strike OF the yardmen over there, but none
Of the railroads have yet refused to receive
freight, and it is hoped they may not be
forced to. The managers of the railroads
have decided not TO yield to the demand Of
the strikers or compromise with them,
They are bringing men in from the coua'
try to fill the strikers places. The strikers
ere low holding a secret meeting,
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"PLUNGER' WALTON INTERVIEWED.
He IL Sure That GIrOhe Was Poisoned
Before the Czarewitch Races.

He IL Sure That GIrOhe Was Poisoned
Before the Czarewitch Races.
LoNpoN, October lG.-Though Don Juan's
victory in the Czsrewitch may be forgotten,
and also the disastrous defeat Of the Ameri-
can mare Gi7ohe, yet the quarrel OF Mr..
Walton, owner OF Girofe, with William
Day asd his sou, trainers is fast assuming
the proportions OF turf scandal. The
English papers are indignant at the charge
OF poisoning brought by Mr.. Walton, and
the referee calls him 1.-The New York
scayenger." The referee adds: "Mr. Wal
ton has never ceased to express the opinion
that the
English Turf IL Utterly Corrupt,
and that he does the best who possesses
the best purchasing power, and who is free
from uncue scruples. 1t would be- per-
haps, well if his mind were disabused Of
this Idea. The only body who could diss-
buse it is the Jockey Club, which certainly
has power to do 50 II it possesses the incli.
nation" To ascertain Mr.. Walton's views
in the matter the Leader correspondent
called to day at his hotel in Dover street
Nj Walton said that seeing the suspicious
that had been aroused, the veterinary sur
geon had examined the mare, and found
TO signs of foul play. In fact" said Mr..
Walton, 1.-The vets
Certificate Shows the Mare
merely svertrained. There may have been
an error of judgment somewhere. So far
as am concerned, the matter is dropped.
At the same time, you may guess am not
entirely satisfied, from the fact that have
taken the whole stud away from the origi'
nal quarters to Sherwoods at Epson.
Ibid you not stand TO win heavy sum
on the race?'
IS, mething like &SO,0o0.'
Had you q specific reason for supposing
the mare to have been got at?'
Yes" answered Mr. Walton; her run
ming so badly, and the constant rumor
which had heard about something
wrong. l
Could Hardly Recognize
NY own mare on the morning of the race,
she had changed so much since the pre-
vious day. Instead Of looking we'll and fit,
IS had expected, she looked jsded, with
cred and dried up. In The morning, after
| . short canter, she swestEd for over two
| hours, and when she had dried for an hour
| she broke out again and had a black sweat,
which lasted an hour. When she had come
| from being ssddled at the ditch stables she
| was all in 8 cold black sweat. / should not
| have backed her at 81, 900 to 81 after that
Did you not change Girofe's jockey
81 hsd engaged four or five, bat
Selected HuxtAble."
Are you sure he was trustworthy"
Il never heard anything against him OF
any OF my jockeys; besides, it was huxta
| ble's interest 10 win il he could. Had be
! won be would have made larger sum than
suy jockey hsd ever been given for winning
| 8 single race"
'Do you mean to let Giroae run for tht
! Cambrigeshire,"
IF fit and well, most certainly. l backed
her to win 100000 on the Cambridgeshirt
before the Czarewitch was run, and l be
! lieve she has sn excellent chance. Mr.
Pickwick will run, too"
"Hsve you decided what jockey shal
ride Girofe?'
"Huxtable," said Mr.. Walton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-17

A LADY, who suffered from weakness pc.
cuiiar to her sex, in writing to a friend,
said. II tried various kidney medicines,
but only found myself growing worse. 4
friend told me to use Dr.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla. Its effect on me
was soon indicated By clear and besutiful
complexion, . freedom from aches and
pains, complete removal Of nervous de
preston, painless regularity in habits OF
digestion, and otherwise. cannot praise
the remedy too highly as a true friend to
suffering womsnhoOd, and IS a strengthen
irg medicine"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-17
BEACON PARK TRoTTERS.
Some Spirited Heats Liven Up the Bos-
l0niAnA.

BosroN, October l6-Sscond day OF Beacon
Park races. The attendance was fair and
track good. Summary 2:33 class: Bill
Shsckett l, 1, /; Farce, ?, 8, 6; Little
Maud. 4. 2 5; Minnie Moulton, 3, 4, 2; Pro-
fessor, 8, 5, 4; Triie, S, 6, s; Gypsey Queen,
6.73; Winnie Wickhsm, 8, Z; time, 2:2'&,
2s. 80. Class 2:22, unfinished, sum mmary:
King Almont, 2, 3, L; Kentucky Weekes, l.
2 .. Don. 8, /, 5; Onawa, S. 4, 4; Amelia
G., 4. 5, S; Handicap, 6, 6, 6; time, 2:22h,
SS. 22H
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A woMANs DEATH BRINGS WEALTH.
Four DisinherIted Girls Suddenly Re-
cover Their lust Dues.

hUhE DI9IHElNEENNN UT n - 101V111g ~
cover Their lust Dues.
NEW YoRK, October l6.-The Surrogate OF
Queens county gave an important decision
this morning. 1t gives to four young la
dies an estate valued at $4,000. DR.. VIM.
Miller, OF New York, had iour daughters
at the time of his second marriage. He
gave his last wife deeds to his real estate
and left her all his property in his will,
thus disiuh eriting his daughters. After
his death Mrs. Miller, who bad no chill
dren adopted girl named Lille May
Miller. Mrs Miller made will, bequeath-
ing all her real estate 70 tnIs sd5pted ch.sfCai-
She bad no heirs. Lille May, who was
also without heirs, died suddenly of dipth-
liberia. The Surrogate now decides that
the property reverts 10 DIR. MIXERS four
daughters by his first marriage.
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ON THE TURF At BRIGHTON BEACH.
The Fatal Inj urics TO jockeys Dampens
the Days Pleasure.

BRIGHToN BEACH. october lG.-There vas
a small attendance. I've Of the jockeys
had bad falls and were probably fatally
hurt. In the second race Batter was nearly
tramp+d to death, and in the last race John
Hsmilton fell on the Jockey Ford.
The purse race for all ages, three-fourths
mile, Vibrator won; Charley Fisk second,
Bradford third Time, 1:l7A.
Purse race, three yeAr-olds, three fourths
mile, Bonsiietta won; Black Gal second,
Exeter third. Time, l:lS&.
Selling allowances. mile and furlong;
Dan X won; Lille Dale second, Marshal
third. Time, l:59}9.
Purse race, all ages, mile and turlong,
Pilot won; Babcock second, NeHation third.
Time, 1:59.
Steeple chase, short course, Bride Cake
won; Odetty second, Puritan third. Time
o.A5
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WANTS 100000 DAMAGES.
A Pittsburgh Lawyers suit Agains
the s.COmmereiaI Gazette"

n gum
the commercial Gazette"
PITTsBURGH, October l6.-A libel suit, in
which the heaviest damages are claimed
that have been heard of in Pittsburgh for
some time, will be entered by Mr.. Robert
Morrison, a well.known lawyer, against the
Commercial Gazette in the latter part OF
present week or beginning OF the next.
The suit is the outgrowth OF an article pub
lished in the local columns OF the paper
named on Tuesday last and headed "Morri-
sons Methods" The statement was to the
effect that Mr.. Morrison had left the city in
an informal manner, with the unearned
fees of large clientele in his pocket. DAM
ages will be laid at $4,000.
A suit for criminal libel will also be filed
against the same paper
1t is understood that papers in libel case
against the Evening Leader are in prepara
ton by Mr.. Morrson's counsel, among
whom is Judge Hilderbrand, of Cincinnati.
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They win shin Them 40 Canada.

LONDON, October 16.-The Society for
Promoting Stste-Aided Emigration will in
quire into the condition Of the working
classes OF the east end of London, with the
view Of sscertaining how many persons
may feel inclined to emigrste TO northwest
ern Canada. The results OF the inquiry
will be furnished to the government.
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CONDITION OF UTAH.
Accumulation A to NaIIITy the Laws OF
Congress.

Congress.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-G Dyernor
Murray, Of Utah, who has Just sent re-
port to the Secretary of the Interior, states
that there has long existed in Utah COM
bination 10 nullify the laws Of Congress.
This conspiracy lead to open rebellion at
one time, and continues to eyade and de-
feat the plain will of Congress. He urged
Congress to take some action TO secure
sood government, and not rely upon time
and railroads" to ensCt the desired reforms.
He goes en- to speak Of the dangers o.
another irrepres>ible conflict and says
that the militia OF the Territory is not
avs,lable.
He recommends the United States
Military be Made Available.
and that it be made lawful for the United
States soldiers 10 be used for the execution
! of process out of the Courts Of the United
States in the hands of L. S. Marshals, and
that their services under proper restrlc-
| tiops in case OF riot, insurrectiCn, domestic
| violence and for the preservation OF peace
/ be made more readily effective that under
| the present laws. The report states that
I unlawful Territorial government, which
/ for more than thirty years existed IN
! face OF Congress and the country, exists
/ to-day.
: He suggests that, in place Of the Legisla,
p tive Council, three or five, or, il necessary,
I thirteen or more, shall De appointed by the
/ President AMI confirmed by the Senate 10
/ prOvide laws for the Territory. He says
/ the Commissioners under the Edmunds