Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

eyerv union mouider he shot. Ivezo1
WinsssoDe and Law have been reeoe-
nizsd as the three leaders in all troubles
That have followed the Introduction of
non union men into the Ma:ieabIe Iron
"orks- Wiusstone has been arrested
ohse, and Iveson and Law once eaeh on
enarge OF assault on non-7nioa men.
The c0nsiitntian Club.
NEw YoaE, June 12.-The opening re-
csption of the Constitution Club vas
held tonight. The object Of the organ
lzAtisn - 10 oppose monopoly. Z, main
tam inst and homes: government, and
U obtain wise and pare legislation.
Addresses on the objects of the c.nb
We're made by Rev. DIR. CoIIyer and
others.
Norm 5hism I'm Idaho.
CHICAGO, June I3.-Goysrnor Irwin.
OF Idaho, aud Singissr, delexat. 70 Con
gres5 from tina: Territory, are in town
and Were seen by q reporter In repiy
To the first question as to politics. both
gentlemen offered the assurance that
politics IN Idaho turned only upon the
Mormon question. The Mormon ele-
ment u strong one. NormoaIsm is As
snbservien. TO the declarations of its
priests as slavery in the South. which
Was never half so dangerous or bad n
MorInonisIn is IN Idaho. Edmunds'
bill il ali right so far "a it goes, bat be-
Ing founded upon the basis thst Nor
mons will not commit perjury, the
provisions of the bill are inadequate To
the situation. fhe machinery for car
rying 0dt the law reaches only to Utah.
and Idaho therefore practically receives
nome of the benefits intended.
There are several things needed"
remarked Singiser. ito break up this
evil and for which shall work To tn,
Utmost. We need first law pissed by
Congress prohibiting any sInan who
obeys the orders of the priesthood from
taking part in public affairs of any de-
scription; al so, there SHOULD be very
stringent marriage law. compelling a
complete record of every marriage, the
birth of every child and who are the pa
rents. You have no idea of the loose
ness of morals or illegitimate offspring
that are born by wholesale and the in
cest that is constantly occurring. These
people ought to be disfranchised be
cause the evil il 20 terrible that you can
not get jacket too straight for them.
The necessity for public SCHOOLS IL ALSO
iutely imperative To break up Mormon
ism among coming generations. As to
the cattle business, there is no better
field in the world for amassing immense
fortunes. Cattle feed twelve months in.
the year on native grasses and hay
which cures on the ground"
RAILROAD BUILDING.
what is being accomplished in rail-
road business?"
1.-Two years ago there was not a mile
of taxable railroad property III the Ter
ritory. There are now at least COO
miles and more to come. The Oregon
Short Line and the Union Pacific people
are pushing their roads, while the Cen
trail Pacific and the Denver and Rio
Gfande are surveying in several dirsc-
tions. In twelve months more or with
in two years at most we will have rail
roads reaching to every mining camp in
the Territory, and new fields opening
up"
"Of course your population must be
increasing rapidly!"
MoRMoss Az CITIZENS
"Are Mormons indifferent to the laws
of this United Statesr'
"Mormons are more disloyal TO this
government than the most uncivilized
on the face of the earth. In their pro
cesslons they treat with contempt the
flag of orr country. They permit the
Stars and Stripes To drag III the dust,
and the oath taken in the Endowment
House is worse than disloyal-it is in
famous, and every syllable of IL is im-
pregnated with death to the government
of the United States"
do they respect the chastity of their
women-their wives and daughters?"
"Fhey have no more idea of the purity
OF woman than you or | have of the
wardrobe of an angel. They ara utterly
and hopelessly destitute of any of the
finer feelings of mankind. Polygamy
IL the smallest feature of their institu
ton; perjury, lust, theft. bigotry, igno-
rance. and all that Is terrible are planks
III their platform. The leaders, of
course, control the rank aud file. To
dlsobey comm md of the leaders would
bring upon their heads wrath they ali
fear, and Thought of whioh makes
them tremble. The people of Chic,go
know no more of the true situation than
tue inhabitants If Greenland know of
your best society We need the assist
ance of good people i'll this country, and
we must have II in order TO wipe out the
greatest disgrace that was ever known
tn mankind
In speaking of Idaho as a mining
country. both gentlemen were enthusl-
astIc ia their statements that there are
| larger. more valuabls aud more numer
Gus mines in Idaho than III any Other
Territory of the great West.
| Singiser leaves this evening for Wash
| ington. and Governor Irwin returns &
Boise City in day or two.
| shot Through the Heart.
ST.. LOUIS. June l3.-Advices from
Indian Territory, say that Benjamin +
Porter, private secretary to Chiei
| Chreoi, and brother of Gen. Porter
military commander of the Creak Ma
ton was found dead in the street oil
Okamulgee yesterday morning, sho
through the heart. Whether his dealt
was accidental or the result of quar-
rel with gang of roushs carousinI
around and firing reyolyers the nigh
before IL not known.
Fearfuliy Destructive Tornado.
Mearre accounts form Williamson
county, in southern Illinois, say that |
tornado about a quarter of mile wid'
crossed the southeastern corner OF thu
county last Saturday night. blew dow
several houses and scattering fencing
and tore up forest trees in its path
Two boys were killed. and whole fam
ily struck bv lightning, most of whom
are dying. A whole stock of sheel
were blown away. and all peach or
chards in the track of the storm up
rooted. II is reported that twenty o
more people are killed.
Rulcs Governing Cattle shipment.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Ths Treasur,
Department issued important regula
tions today governing the exporting o
cattle from this country. In addition
70 the quarantine cattle sheds now II
use for vessels engaged in transporting
cattle. vessels will he inspected and dis
infected. To prevent germs of contagiot
from remaining in apartments IN which
cattle were shipped. In view of thss
regulations, il Is thought that Euglan'
, will relax the present stringent rules
, which seriously embarrass our export o
live stock.
civil service Communication.
The Civil Service Commissioners AM
Chief Examiner will leave here in few
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