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MArLEsoN caught New York reporter,
threw him Grsmo-Roman style,, and held
him down while he told him column
about his plans for conquering the prov.
inces on his coming tour. In Cincin-
natl Ee is going to give the Opera Festival.
and the other folks may look out. But
Mapeson tells m Aladdin's lamp story
about the "all kinds OF tenor" he cap.
tured recently in the wilds Of Cuba. This
siguor Anton lAnthony Smith p sings
higher than high @, has repertory as
broad as the operatic universe, Is thirty
years old-(sside to the ladies )-handsome.
He is "the greatest on earth," and at last
realizes Mapleson's dream Of great tenor.
lie is to be turned loose to warble in the
aEriug.time.a Some Of this might seem e1-
travagaht il Alapieson were not manager.
Managers don't lie., ~,
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DE LONGS BODY
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE on TaE ,srH.
seerstary Chandler Gives Direction, 70. tho Rs,
ssps'on Of shs Boalss ot. nsLoss and His z
dn-impo'inE Civil and sarAt C.r.. ,
monies at Nen York CITY,

WASHINGTON, D.. O., January IL
Secretary Chandler has written a letter
to Commodore Upshur, commanding The
New York Navy Yard, in regard to the re-.
ception ol The remains Of Lieutenant Com. !.
mander DeLony and others Of the ill.iated
Jeannette, which are expected 10 reach
New Fork abo It tie 10th proximo. The,
Secretary saye: '-f jl:iglr Il.
In order that suitable respect to The
memory OF tho deceased may BE- officially
81 own, have to request you 10 take aucs
steps as may be proper and appropriate
Tor the reception Of the remains on
their arrival at New York and their
transportation from tho steamer with
an escort through the streets Of that CITY to !
the Brooklyn bridge and over the same to
the station under your q command.
where You will cause the remains
to be deposited until further in
structions concerning their final disposal.
In addition TO the officers YOU NAV
select others will be ordered hy the De. /
Partment to report 10 you for the purposey
OF taking part In the reception. Such socie.
ties or organizations as desire 10 participate
In the reception will be at liberty 10 do so. &
and you are authorized to make known
the lact that on application to you for that
purpose, proper places In the procession
will be assigned them. gt,.feE5i7 5'lS
The department will make suitable ar.
r,angements for the fiaal interment OF the
deceased whose remains arc not taken
charge Of by relatives and friends, und II ia
expected that the Naval Cemetery at An. y
napoliH, Nd, will be selected Tor tho pur-
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. NEWS IN BRIEF,

Speaker Carlisle will bc the guest OF the
New York Free Trade Club early in Feb.
ruary. ,tlg gr4ia 1TT1
Rockwell, Republican, was yesterday
elected to Congress in the Twelfth Massa.
chussetts District. '. IA.
The nail manufacturers met at Pitts.
burgh yesterday, but transacted no busi.
nees Of importance. !.
A powder mill st ScanioD, Pa, blew ID
last night !. Il. Emery and probably
others were killed. a. 9'5j.s''.,f5 / :
Wal,hr Watcher shot and killed Stephen
Sturgeon at a spelling school near Hills,
boro, ILL.,, last night ~ :.
Chairman Cooper has called meeting
Of the Pennsylvania Republican Commit
tee ior January 93, TO tix time and plact
tor the State Convention. ~
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MR.. PRESinENr EDMUNpy.
"hy He wns ClloAen by the Republican
hcsntOrInj CnurNs

Why He WINS Cho.eu by the Republican
heSntOrIni Caucus.
From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January l7.-For the fra!
time in many years the Republicans di.
vided in Senatorial caucus the other
day. The reason MIR. Elmunds was re.
elected Vice.President pro. TEN. was be.
CAUSE no other man could be agreed upon
for the place. A1essers. Sherman, Of Ohio,
and Ingalls,, OF Kansas, were presented in
caucus. Both are eminently fitted for the
position. Sherman probably has no su.
perior in 9, neral knowledge Of the routine
Of proceedings. His voics is not SO good,
however, nor is he 80 quick as is Ingalls,,
who Is probably one OF the best educated
men that has ever occupied seat in the
Senate. His forte in speech is his clear
language and the terse manner in which
he brings out q point. l, is believed here
now that he will BIZ called to the chair with.
in few waaka. ----s:--- = :
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CoSGREssMAS HALsrIL, OF Kentucky, in
tho hope Of striking Il chord that woula
thrill lis party, got in early with a bill 10
repeal the civil service Jaw. The Demo.
cratic managers don't believe in reformed
civil service; they want the places for their
friends In cage Of Democratic victory; and
since the Ohio affair there is very little at.
tempt to disguise their hopes and fearH.
The Democratic party can not carry tie
country OH the epoils issue.
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THEY YwASrLyEKYTHlSG.
a rlnn by Which the Dem.cTatB are IA
Garry Eycry stnte

4 rinn by Which the Democrats are "a
a Garry Every .tn,e.
NEw YoH4, January 1.-THE Sua'a
Washington special outlines a plan on
which the dispatch suppcscs Mr.. Carlisle
and Mr.. Morrison eX2sct TO bank for sue
ctss in November next. The plan implies
the formation OF new party, 10 be organ
jzsd on the basis Of revenue reform. A
rather comprehensive platform is outlined
and according to the dispatch, the origi.
nators OF the plan expect to carry New
England. New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, tho sixteen Southern States
and the Pacilis S a:ca. ais, Indiana and
Michigan, insuriug altogether 1876 OF the
200 votes needed rs majority OF the
Electoral College.
More stringent Chinese legislation is 10
be put forth as bait Tor the Pacific States,
eud Michigan is to bo captured by little
attention to lumber, iron and copper ore.
The calculation also includes Wisconsin
on the ground thatthe Prohibition Repub.
licans have disgustel tho Germans; Iowa
on the same groundp; Nebraska by meanH
Of an an!i.monopoly plan, and possibly II.
linois and Kansas. The two States lasl
named are to be baited by q whisky bill,
to be passed by the llouae and defeated
by Republican votes in the S.nate. 80
This Dispatch says tho programme neans
Mcdonald as the Presidential candidate ol
the socal!ed emanGipated Democratic. :
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
A Committee Appointed to Advocate
Protective LcEisIBfIon. 9t.Is

SonM'ttec appointed to Advocate
Protective Legislation, y,
NEw YoRE, January 1.-THE Motropoli-
tan Industrial League to-day appointed a
committee on national legislation 10 meet
at Washington on the e3d inst. to wait
upon the Shipping, Ways and Means and
Postotlice and Post Roads Committees
OF the House and the Finance and Com.
mercs Committees Of the Senate, 10 oppose
all legislation in: favor OF free ships, or
free material for chip building, and 10 ad..
vocate' only such. policy no will revive
American shipping in foreign trade,
in vessels to ber built, owned, man.
ned and otllcered by American citizens,
The committee were instructed to advocate
the repeal OF allinternal revenue taxes and
such readjustment OF the tariff Of 1858 as
would give sufficient protection to Ameri.
can labor engaged in the production Of
wool and the manufacture OF wersted goods.
lin plate, cotton lies, wire rods, burlaps, &c.
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49, -. p J. . : : - y, ~ 7
PiTlSBURGII MURDER.
Professor Hoitz Shot Dead Inv n Dn,

frolcssor soitz Shot Dead Einln DnrL
-'-57-';->:; - - r bridge. sIsgrn ts
P,77snuRcu, January 5l7.-This. morning
at 1880 the body Of Prof. Peter 'yoltz; q
prominent citizen Of Allegheny, was found
on the Tenth street railroad bridge with a
bullet hole through his right temple. His
coat and vest were open, his pockets riiled
and his watch gone. About four feet from
the body was thirty CENTS in change and a
tuning FORK. There was no evidence Of a
struggle, and suicide was irst suggested,
but as no weapon was found on the body
it is believed foul murder was committed.
Prof. Voltz leaves wife AMI several chill.
dren grown up. There is no trace Of the
murderers. The bridge is dark and a ia.
voiite resort Of thieves.
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SINGULAR FATALITY,
Five Men i1eet death by Series OF Ac.
cllenin. ~ 49,

Five Men Meet death by Series or Ac.
cldcuis. 'aj
MALLEY's MILLS, Pa, January 17.-Hi-
ram Stephens, Arthur Fraley, Andrew
shalcross, and George and William Jen.
nings recently came here from Maine and
obtained work at numbering. George Jen.
nings was crushed 10 deatb:by; 4 Fllo,e rolling
over him two weeks after bis arrival, aud
some time afterwards. Arthur. Fralcy
was accidentally shot by William Jen-
nings while hunting. Bsfore the end
of the year William Jennings was
drowned while driving logs Andrew
shalcro.s refused to remain longer in the
vicinity and went to Potter county. Last
month he was killed by falling tree. The
news Of his death was received here and
Hiram Stephens, the only survivor Of the
five, declared that he would 20 back to
Maine, and made bis arrangements TO 90
on February lst. Two weeks ago George
Goug b was gent TO the woods with Stephens.
Cough was green hand at chopping
trees. He selected medium sized hem.
lock and began chopping. Stephens busted
himself in trimming and :. paid no
attention TO Cough until ]. an !, hour
after he had begun he shouted to
Stephens to run as the tree was about to
fall. Stephens started,to run, carrying his
axe in front Of him. . He had only taken a
few steps when he, fell. He did not rise
and Cough ran;to aid him; but before he
reached the spot this tree fsll with crash
and he was struck by a limb and pinned
to the ground Elk feet away from Stephens,
The latter eeeiug Coughs; situation rose
with great difficulty. and aa he turned to
approach the tree Cough! was horrifed to
see agreat stream Of blood flowing from a
wound In Stephens abdomen. S.ephans
tried 10 cut the limb, but after a few feeble
strokes laid the axe down, turned
o few feet away and fell dead. Cough
began chopping at the limb with his dead
comrades axe. After an hours .wo,k he
released himself and found that his leg was
broken. He started on a fearful Journey,
dragging himself over jagged snow 10 the
logging cabin, mile away. At night when
the choppers came home,t they found
Cough insensible on the floor. i Being re-
stored to consciousness. be, told hia terrible
experience. He will probably recover,
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In the calendar year 1883 the immigra.
ton through the ports which represent all
but three percent Of tho whole immigration
was $50. l2G persons, l52 ,4lS less than in the
preceding year. Germany, OF course, stands
first III the returns, Canada is eecond, as a
sort o! half way place between Great Bri.
tain and the United States. From Ireland
l,2li came direct, less than half as many
as isom Eaglsnd, Wales and Scotland. we
continue to receive immigrants quite ss
rapidly as we can assimilato them.
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Reduction OF WRyts.

Bos7oS, January 1.-THE American
Watch Companyol Waltham, has notified
the employees in, its dial and engraving
rooms, and also in a portion Of the old
Naahua department, Of reduction in their
wages Of from twelve and u ball 10 twenty
percent, 10 go into effect February let. It
IL understood also tliat this cut IL 10 be *.
tended to nearly oil the "iob" employees :
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READING, PA, January l7.-There is
great de,:itution among the ,n,ine1s work
lag in the ore beds at Lower MacuDgie,s
Lshieh county, and along the Eastern
l'ennssylvanie Railroad. Their pay was REL
duced recently from rs 10 G5 cents
q day and now the s!or, keepers refuse;
to giyo them the usual monthly credit.
The contractors gay the reduction was
necessi:ated blythe fall i'll tho price Of iron.
Only q few mines arc in operation, and as
q result hundreds OF miuesu arc idle. 7lf i
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new ORLEANS, January IA Water
Valley, (Aliss special Gays that yesterday
at Dallas, near here, general row occurred
IN the store OF Wm. Harmon, resulting in
the killing Of Evans Harmon, tho fa.al
wounding Of VIM. Harmon aud Robert
Larner and The serious wounding Of several
others. b shop, who shot VIM. Harmon
and instituted the row, was unhuft. 1t is
thought he will bs }ynched il captured.
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80 'I.r-t-
He Refused 10 Drink,

MATAMoRAs, MIA January IA mem
Der Of the American Methodist Protestant
Church was murdered here. He was q
deacon Of the church, and coming home
from meeting after dark he was met in
the Street by some fellows, who asked him
70 come into a store and drink some wine.
On bis refusing they stabbed him to the
heart with dagger. The murderers have
Eot been aIprehepded.
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HANOVER, January l7.-All the physi.
clans pronounce Colonel Raibbone danger
ously insane. AS soon as his physical
health is restored, q place will be arranged
for him in an esylum. The Crown Prose-
cutor will move to dismiss the criminal
proceedings. Miss Harris, with Colonel
Kathbones children, her brother, and Mr..
Hoyt, has Loft Hanover for America.
Consul Fox is to be Colonel Rathbon's
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How Lo Gets mis- Fire Water.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Indian
Office has received information OF an in.
Genious method recently adopted by trad.
ers TO evade the law against selling liquor
to the Indians. A gallon Of pure alcohol
is favored with extract OF lemon and then
placed In small bottles similar TO these in
which extracts are sold. The bottles have
the regular label, bearing the inscription,
Jewel Extract OF Lemon Tor Flavoring Ice
Cream, Jellies, Cus.ards, etc.,
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1HE BLOODY SHIRT.
Democrats Opposed to civil lights Leg
1slAilOD,

Democrats Opposed to Iiv.l lights Leg.
lslailOD.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, January 17.-Great fear is
yet shown by the Democrats that the
"bloody ahirt" will be Haunted this Sum.
mer. Much objection is being made to
the many bills that have been introduced
by Republicans looking toward an amend.
ment OF the constitution that will prohibit
favor and dislavor on account OF race color;
and lh.re is little likelihood that any of the
bills raising tho civil rights issues will
emerge from the committees. The Demo.
Gratis oppose them bitterly from principle,
and then they don't want TO encounter the
consequences at the polls next November.
II they continue to fight the measures they
will be called to account for their action in
the coming campaign, however.
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GEN ENAL SHERMAN.
Strong Symptoms of tho Presidential

strong Symptoms of tho Prcsfltentlnl
r.l.y ,. Fever.
WARRINGTON, January l7.-There is con.
siderable excitement tonight among poll
ticians consequent upon credited rumor
that Senator John Sherman and ex.Speak.
er Keller had concluded an alliance 10
press Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman
for the presidential nomination. Gen Sher.
man is on he'ground, and, although never
allied with Republican politics, has
been taken down badly with the presiden.
tial disease, in spite Of prottstations that
under no circumstances would he become
candidate. Rumor has it that oyer,ures
have already been made to ex-senator
Conkling to favor Gen. Sherman's nomi-
nation, and that Congressman Beltord was
the bassador, but the latter statement is
discredited. Congressman Belford did
have certain conferences with ex-senator
Conkling, the supposed object OF which
was TO effect q reconciliation between
Conkling and President Arthur, in which
mission he has not so far succeeded.
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or the Track.

:;TRESToN, ONT, January 1.-THE OK.
press train east, with two engines, six Poll.
man, two passenger aud mail car ran of
the track at Trenton station last night: All
the coaches were damaged, but no passen.
gers were killed or seriously injured The
train contained aiarge number Of members
Of Parliament going to Ottawa. A spread.
ing switch caused the accident, -. 50 !:
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CoSvlcT labor Is driving free labor out
Of the Georgia mines. III the Senate last
spring Senator Morgan, OF Alabama,
taun,ed Senator Brown, Of Georgia, with
the use Of convict labor in Georgia 10
make iron. Brown got back on Morgan
by asking how the convicts were EN-.
ployed in Alabama. tn :he coal minee," /"
replied Morgan. That is the way they
uphold tho dignity Of labor=in those SOY.
ereiyu States. They never did care much
for free labor down there.
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PI77snusen, January " President
Weihr, Of tho Amalgama,ed- Association
and Vice President Keauey, Of Ibis dis.
trict, heldFano.htr conference to-day with
the managers ot The Basscmer S;eel Works
In reference to the proposed reduction Ia
wages there. Secretary Martin slys the
conference will last Tor seveal days, yet,
but will not express IN opinion as to the
result. o., Is. e. ~ -,
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LANCASTER, Pa, January l7.-nattie
scholi, daughter Of prominent citizen Of
Lancaster, died this morning from the
effects Of m abortion alleged TO have be. n
committed by DR.. Bruce, Of Philadelphia.
Joseph Striker, her alleged betrayer, is un.
der arrest. The girl in her dying statement
said that four other girls we're under treat.
ment at the house in Philadelphia where
she was operated upcn. DR.. Bruce has
been arrested. He IVES tried once on a
similar charge, but acquitted.
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The Glover tIub,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 1.-THE
second anniversary Of the Glover Club was
celebrated by banquet this evening at
the Hotel Bellevue. One hundred covers
were laid. Among the guests were Gen.
Sherman, Senator Logan, Commissioner
Loring, .Adjutaut General Drum and ex.
Attorney General AlcVcsgh. a.
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LIrrL. two LATE. .
How II Georgia airl needed Between
Two Lovers ras ~ '

ELnEnroS,G January 17.-Mits Emma
Butler has ior several years been quite
popular, and amcHy her admirers were
Marcus Moon and D. G.. Seymour. Upon
both she smiled swee!ly, and 10 each in
turn she pledged her band, and each look
ed with jealousy upon the visits OF bis rival.
At last, 10 end suspense, each lover pressed
thHt' the day be named for the nuptiais,
and each named the same day. Each gen.
tleman procured license, but Mr.. Moon
was fiat at the house, and toe couple were
married. While relatives and friends were
congratula.ipg Mr.. and Mrs. Moon upon
their npp,ialH, The second 4 bridal party,
consisting Of Mr. Seymour and a,tenuante,
drove up and wele ,surprieed to lnd that
Miss Butler had been already married 10
Nj. Moon. The affair created quito sen.
sation, and good management only kept
the male principals apart 4 -,
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A MANIAC bride.
sequel 10 tho Marriage of tho Living
NJ hkelelou..

~ SssS "eNrAhukN u th6
bheleton.
PHILADELPHIA, January l7.-Bsr.ha
Clear, the girl who married Garrison, the
living skeleton, ut the museum Monday, Is
now maniac in her parents house in
West Philadelphia. The day after the
marriage abe became nervous and exci,.
able, and at lust requested leave to go 10
her lathels to get her clothes. The
skeleton demurrcd at frat, but at length
allowed her 10 60. On tho way che met a
relative who had read OF the marriage In
the newspapers, and was seeking her. She
was kindly received by her parents, but
soon became delirious, and could BIZ heard
screaming: ""Ob,. take him away; take
him out Of my sight" Physicians pro-
nounce her condition, critical. Her father
is horrified at what has happened, and viii
begin proceedings for divorce, alleging
that Bertha has been OF unsounI mind al
periods for several months.
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TIE "Emancipated Democracy" Is good.
II is little longer and n little more taking
than the "New Democracy" 1t is to be
hoped that the Carlisle party will not be
frightened from it's high resolve. We Can
whip two Democratic parties just as easily
AA one. --.---
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A WHOLE FAMILY DEAF,
A Series OF hySisrl0nS Deaths nj u,
1.. 80 Louis.

a nSfics OF hyhf'riOnS Denths at ~,
Louis.
ST. Louis, January 1.-THE death OF IN
entire family, consisting Of five persons,
within the short space Of I've weeks, has
created considerable excitement in the
neighborhood Of Claiming avenue and
Manchester road, near this CITY, where the
remarkable fatality occurred. Each Of the
patients died within few hours after the
first attack. The case has been investiga.
ted by the Board Of Health and neither Of
the officers Of that body have so far been
able to give satisfactory solution OF the
affair: The corpse Of the last Of tho fam.
lily, Michael O'Brien, is now cofiined ready
for burial at hia late residence. A babe
died first, then the mother, then two older
children, a s1n and daughter. L. is thought
the deaths may hayereslllted from poisontd d
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Thayer, who was iu New York. was tele.
graphed., He arrived to-day and at once
Instituted a search ior the discharged ser.
wants. He succeeded In finding one Of
them, Ellen Mccarthy, who confessed that
she and the cook, indignant at their dis.
mis'a!, had mixed a paper Of "Rough on
Rats" with the family flour. Ellen Is now
under durese, and Mr.. Thayer is making a
lively search Tor the cook.
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! EAUcLAln, Wis, January ia fire
this afternoon destroyed the brick build.
ings occupied by Kaufman ( Bach, cloth,
ie1s, Dra. french and Parker, and J. P,
Fox, and the Lafayette Lumber Company
building, owned by Wilson & 90. TotaI
loss S47 600, insurance S25 600. -
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Striking Cunl Miners,

Plr7sBuaon, January 1.-The striking
coal minera Of Buena Vista persisted in
paradiDg to-day. Officers have gone to the
works tonight aud will make whoiesale
arresM t., moron. Trouble Is anticipated.
Twenty-Five strikers, principally foreigners,
resumed work today. ..5.l: -;
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Six LErRL GRIFrIS, X. 9. ST., wasn't
invited to put his legs under Vauderbilt's
mahogany, and Gould neglected to offer
him hall Of his fortune. And now Sir
l.cpel has done US up in book. Trollope
and Dickens arc thrown in the shade.
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WHEN cabinet ladies" are spoken Of in
the JenkiHs letters from Washington, wives
oi cabinet officers are ment. Reasoning by
analogy, peanut ladies would be the wives
Of gentlemen in tho peanut trade. Again
We ohaervc tho insilious growth OF Ian.
,uovn
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SALT LAKE, UTAH, January ia singu-
lar auicide occurred near Salt Lake this
morning. Daniel Molri7, aged 81, a Nor
mon polygamist with three wives, alter
reading tue Governors message vent into
shed adjoining the house and hung him
cE1t O