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Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
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,na a torn, tornado passel nr., ,'Cl'as. cl
and mn, its yIc'ni'y, il ,ss ..vi Cbaich,
sra,D smondsy s Afternoon. III. l4'. ..o.. o,coct
s1tn lrom %n south to North, c9y.';o "a, ';on NO
tancs 20 'O1 ieet wide, and est+n1i,.t +uG d
stones in the bGryinp 1,oess >. %,s up h
ma1,'h rne1 'htn about one asnd,.S' d,aa' am. ani |
molished abou, six.san ,au''d ya'd, |
Sa[ia,a SaTns and ieveled sun5s, asa's, :, |
SSoliainss' Sonsan At pIueyile oS' and ra,d o. \
ao.. HOUSES were urEoofei and |ru on,,-1,,I Lat,I
Iddeaatoyed, dem1 AT CarysrsviIiIss IiIs',,aa! s.a !
oa.ns oa,ns baarst, sweeping awav W. ,,ss,,. sno
iiooIs l of buildiuga and ls b'asstsdss.@ ,as y
roads. The corn fields 'ii1tasains IN ,sin
were entirely submerged 50 'u' W
he, ween eleven and tgelvs A.,
Monday morning torpsdo rpelc1 .,,Sat ecStI
an" Lower Saltosd tnv,shi.
~ iontgomery Coun.y. Pa Anrap. nn.a
Sa, 5tees, nnroohng houses and 'SI%| Ss,
Heavy washouts have ocaur.,
the LehiGh Nalley, .s6i,hy hy.DStls .pS ~
mamma and Belyeder- DslaVs,s (
roads In the vicinity of Eas,oD Sl'I nj
have also been damaged and And dnI1 nl
broken. The tota loss bv ri n. Va.1 ~
OF Saturday ami Monday d ~ s,,i.|
at $4,000 " e'aa|
Miss Reba Braduay, o. the y5I
sunday schooi,oi This city, bas pa }
tardy or absent for seven wear.
certainly deserves a media for H., \
fulness. 'V' 4''
Goodley and Baldwin will bsn,|
OF cows at Booths Corner. NM
Co., Pa, on Thursday, the lStb hi
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Now steamer Between PblladeI.
phia Chester aud whining ton,

On Wednesday, August 9th, the
launch ant commodious steamer as,
M. FELTON," will resume her trips be
tween Philadelphia, Chester and vii.
minRtor, leaving Chestnut street wharf
steamer will leave Wilmington. & ah
a. m. and II as noon. The rates of fare are
as follows
From Philadelphia 10 Chester, 10
cents Philadelphia 10 Wilmington IL
cents Chester TO Philadelphia, 10
cents Chester to Wilmington, lC
cents.
The roun1-trip rates, In one directio
by boat, the otper by rail-. as follows
Philadelp phla to Chester, 40 Gems; VIII
mington TO Chester, 10 cent? Chester
to Philadelphia, 40 cents Ger Is
Wilmington. 40 9uts; phila.:-.phia Il
Whining TOD, 80 cents W..u.uptou tc
Philadelphia, 60 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
A Good Business Calendar.

DR.. j. f. Speck has completed most
excellent business calendar and d.rec-
tory for the city OF Wilmington, which
Ia very Convenient and complete for ref
erence when posted in business offices.
The two outside columns are taken un
with local advertising cards, and the bal
ance IN a calenJ ar, and an enumeration
of the public departments of the city,
such as shipping, wharves, railroads.
public buildings, libraries, publit
schools, banks, churches, Federal Offices
State and city offices, wards, benevo
lent institutions, societies II is just
such calendar is needed in every day
business life.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
The N arkeus.

There was quite large attendance OF
both buyers and sellers at the King
street market this morning, and il was
well supplied with everything in sea
son. The recent rains have caused q
slight decrease in the prices of many
articles, and the ruling figures were as
follows:
bButter, 30 to IS cents a pound; eggs, 20
70 % cents per dozen; potatoes, 10 to 20
cents half peck; sweet potatoes, SO TO
40 cents half peck; corn, IL to 10 cents
per dozen; egg plants, 3 to s cents d.
piece; beets, 8 cents bunch; lettuce,
TO 3 cents bead.
Tomatoes, 90 to 25 cents hal! peck
spring chickens, A. 10 80 cents a pair
cabbage, TO $ cents head apples, i:
To 20 cents a half peck peaches, 20 tc
80 cents half peck black berries, 10 tc
IL cents a quart.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
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Mann The BAY,

Tie yacht Facn, OF Bl,ilk
NJ. has been chartered BY l!s llsS
Bay Club OF this city for a i Hlp
the Delaware bay, 10 Norioih' NJ. ~
other points along toe coast .,.I ~
will be commanded by Captsll u. \
Msmme!e, assisted by ine l.u.
officers, First mate, Il. res'e
ond mate, William He,,lel, ".
George Albert; Crew., ,;aio, be'vI II
lam Ged!ing, !saac Mlllei, u ,,
j. Patton, Edward Perr'%
Thomas, f. Z. Albert D. r.. -
Cook Isaac Henderson. ,,,i Nv
has been furnished with UIu' a
suits, with white cap, oi,, r.n,lS u,
The party vii cave font;s 70 s.,r
wharf a, II o'e.ock, m'' O' '"'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
For Toicbester To.morrsu|

with the Asbury church e1Ia
leaving the p, ". n b. station
a, IN. TOR Havre de GTace, ,heNn
tho popular steamer Nelly Wifi
Tolchester, the ts7orite resort vi
many attractions and strictly VI
ance principles, PeTsons desiring
| TO Baltimore from the place cal
for 25 cents for the round trln'
hundred tickets on y to be sold, n1
it more agreeable than a bigcrovd
reputation OF the committee 70
character OF the excursions hsrt
given by Asbury people are 500
to guarantee a good time. Al ID
ceeds will b, used for the iuproI.
on the church, every ticket SA
aid them. Tickcte a. Mrs, lasl
607 Market street, or al the chlic
|evening, when the returns wille
and those unsold vii. be Oh sale
depot in the morning, bai yol'
get your tickets To day. Leave 10
ter at 3 D. NJ, making fall Day
joymeut. Adults. sl,OOi chiId'a
crutE,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
II & d. Rrttiya

General William Sooy smlA.
tractor Tor the ceisson work Of M
Schuylki'l bridge Tor the Baliipon
Ohio EailToal, returned from CbiI
last nigh. "Weou Y 4, Tie ,Ovpal
work." lie said, '.ol.lylDg IN
plans and instructions Of Colon. I
liam NJ Patton, 'l.n engineer in ,h
Colonel Patton built the SusCuth}
bridge, and sgoiug 70 make iun}
good If not a better flair Of ,heS
kill one. Oar work is all under n
and we stop six fel below .he n
of low tide
" We are a; present ge,tl,
machinery into position OIL ,ht
side of tie river" CONTINUED Cd
Smith, " and have purchased al
timbers for the entire works A
amount has beea delivered snl
balance is coming IN rapidly, Wt
at work now framing three d
five caissons, and expect to tnlsA
foundations, az far az our cOntras
within four mounths. Iwo Ot.hs
sons are used for The shore sbul1
and the other three for river pien
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Dots.

Rev. Vaughn Smith will preach in
Union NJ. e. church next Sunday.
George G. Maris has for sale 800, ,OOC
interest Of six per mt.
Get your range and heater work done
at the old reliable house of j. c. John.
son & Son, go Market street.
Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety at 302 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton
George Jones had the two middle
fingers Of his right hand cut off yester.
day while at work in the Arlington
mills.
Smoke Marshall's cubeb cigarettes for
cold in the head and bad breath. Get
them at Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
The official board of St. Paul's N. e
church will apply at the next Con fer.
ence for the appointment Of Rev. w.
l.. S. Murray as their pastor.
The George w. Bush & Son n Lum Der
Company received yesterday AS, 600 feet
OF yellow pine lumber from South
Carolina by the schooner Reindeer.
Andrew Gallagher, No. % Robinson
street, fell over a flower bed in his yard
on Tuesday and dislocated his shoulder.
Dr. Frantz was called in and afforded
the necessary surgical aid.
Roberts and Tyson will have sale of
cows at Village Green, Delaware Coun-
ty, Pa. Wednesday, the 18th lust, 10
which the attention of dairymen is re-
spectfully invited.
Having taken charge of the saloon
No. 4O6 Pine street, / will be pleased
to cater to the wants of all who may
favcr me with their patronage. The
hnest liquors kept. on hand. George
Braddel, proprietor.
John Davis adverrises to sell four
houses on Maryland avenue on very
favorable terms. Persons wishing to
purchase should act promptly or he will
rent them, after which time he proposes
to advance the price $50.
John Hanley, white, ard Walter
johns, colored, were each fued 81 and
costs this morning by Judge Cummin 9
fcr drunkenness. Moses Watson, COL
ored, for Drunkenness aud disorderly
conduct, was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
A kteambaai War.

The steamer FELTON, commences
making regular trips to Philadelphia
this morning, stopping at Chester going
and returning, and has placed the fare
at 10 cents each way, or 90 cents to &c
by boat and return on the cars. The
fare to Chester will be 10 cents, either
from Wilmington or Philadelphia, oI
40 cents to go by boat and return by rail
The Feltonswill leave Wilmington a,
6.46, q. m, and 12.45 p. m, and Phila-
delphia at 10 a. m.. and p. m. II
10 not knawn what action will be taken
by the managers Of the steamer vii.
mtngton and Brandywine TO NEE, this
cut in fares.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Low Rates 10 Sew Work Oh Auyus ,
Gin.

For the accommodation Of those who
desire 20 with HI or parti5ipate in the
funeral ceremonies OF tae ate G,oe-ai
L. S. Grant, TO be- held u New York
on Saturday, August 4Ia, tine PenGsy !.
vania Railroad Company wi soil round
trip tickets to New York from all
prominent stations on .he : th and S.h,
and good 10 return until the I0.h, at
greatly reduced rates. Special rates
will be granted to military, Grand Army
Posts, and other organized bodies. F1r
full detailed information apply TO ticket
agents of the Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
AHataIIslI.

Miss E.izabeth / Waii wa t,am ,a1sP Phil
of age, came 10 this G Si,s i.,is,eui ari lbs iaI
mia | asst Saturday 70 and and on No
afternoon ieli dowr asftt s,,sst SD
stsirsat No. Gi2 kirs : s,rooI s,,mroooIsisly
a. rerely injurei being !. V'h hsr isi,
iyle3 from her head 70 u W led it
= ! attrr ter she was placed .,,n,e IL ' BIZ.
S'vr, SoUni Impossible . >, nOas !. apd ys,td
fingered ;Hn",r seventeen nonf', ut. st' she
morning b. DF',;.ef n. Pare, a., ph,,'ssIaa !. \
on Thursday, y,,.,s, stfe ebprcn, mr. We. !
oi sdeiphia. Deceastia ceased ~sa ~Ssnift,t ~
]. WHITAKER, sprclsj- sptCasj 'n 10 fbi' city,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
kurpr1sed'

VIM. La,!mer. Of si!Ee'OIStS',, nv
given a grand srrp' Sc l.,,v on W. d
renee of the 3is; anniVe's" ' II
birthday, by ,be ass'moIasea va i n.
seventy Of his relatives ",I ", q
Among the number we're Ns,tiu, ia,,
Carson and MI Da''9 vi phi,
Mccain aud Miss Brady, ,.n0 y, and
phia, and Miss Li..ie pIss,Gl TsrFl o. Qli
n .e Donahoe, q New '5as lGls' vsss NJ
her of valuable arilc,e' 0srsp nrs
rem ed to make tie oc3as.oi ,Is II'i an
ant as well as memoFaUle, =. .sr,sl
dance ofrefresh nen'S se,, ,ar vsr,
which all appsare,a, + 70 tu;Ip. euJy' ths |
ly. A, a seasonal e NJ. r'ai, tisrd
withdrew, wishing NJ, ,uniiver,,rl NJ
of m any e aa!ly happy anu"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Dam aged.

The roof was torn from large straw
shei on the farm of VIM. II. Smith,
near Newark, on Monday evening. and
tnn ID gable end OF his barn blown down
me course of the storm was through the
woods OF Alexander Terrill and joe
d arlan, in which several trees were de
stroyed. Twseis mill was also come
@hat damaged, and the barn on the
iarm OF VIM. Pri,chett, near Chadd's
Ford, was also blown down.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Election of Officers.

The African Grand Commandery, Of
Knight Templars have elected the fol.
lowing officers for the en- ,uing year j.
II. Ross, g. Commander; Thorn a.
Dutton, D. q. c. Jacob Webb, Gene
ralissimo; Henry Robinson, Capt
General; Geo. Wright, District Deputy
Jas. Lee, Prelate; Vim. T. Trusty,
Treasurer; Jas. Pritchett, Recorder:
Geo. Lewis, Senior Warden: Geo
Carpenter, Jnnior Warden.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Thanks For The NJ ustc.

Rev. Father Flynn desires to return
his thanks to Julius Hess who presided
at the organ, and to William
Cavensugh, who led the choir at ST.
Mary's church during the funeral ser
vices yesterday, and also to the choir
for the very excellent music furnished
on the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
Pocket IpanRs FOuuu II

After the large congregation had
passed out of st. Mary's church yes
terday morning, there were two pocket
books picked up and handed to Father
Flynn, from whom they can be obtained
by the owners upon their calling and
proving property.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
slight Fire.

The alarm OF fire thisiafternoon was
caused by the burning of the roo OF the
house of Charles W. Rowland, corner of
Ninth and Broome streets. II was
damaged to the amount of about $50
before the flames were extinguisned.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
G.tbsg

-Four silver dollars and q 81 note,
rolled IN handkerchief, we're lost nj
the Cathedral cemetery on Tuesday.
ANY one returning the satne to No. 4
Mary land avenue will be rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

This morning l.. w. Stidham & Son,
sold for S. w. McCaulley, trustee, lo'
of 10 feet front on Locust street between
Eighth and Ninth stree. to Milton
Lacky for $l5% per foot.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
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s,0rum1ausNnerp.

Incorporated In 1893 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with q capital OF 81 600 00O-to
which reserve fund OF over s6bo, ,oOo has since
Aean added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise vas made part OF the present state
Constitution adopted Dec. End. A. d. 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor-
sed by the people Of any State.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
-. ~ PrivilsEee,.

: La
TIE voiksfesi wiz me p b, Ms|
ss1sq's.1 Sen la. rs5a sad az 'aI1,,a,:91y : ,,s1y 10
Ing made to mssGS sGs = have ben d'P
u Bns-No. ! fss' jane, NIn %al
| "a 70 per barre .lit ih,,rrel 10 m
SsffS Sssass : s.,5:. (, e s,s
%.p1 Ie ots. .'1-a md i 5;Ps9ia':st 3fai. :st.'ilA
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

Forty six deaths from yellow fever
have occurred in Vera Cruz, Mexico,
within the last two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
MARI RIAGES.

EGKER-OAMPsE August Attn,
1885 at the residence OF the brtd pare nts,
10!2 Poplar street, Philadelphia, by hev;
hooert Grabam. William y. becker ana
Maggie VI Campbell, 10th OF PhiIadel-
phia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

NTAe"ED AN EXPERlF NCED
w laundry woman at sos Matke- street.
au5-2t%
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

Mr. John Thicl, Wilkesbarre Pc, write,
f teafo az times so bad that 1 could not attend /
I,s ~ business i9r weeks at time, Three boxes
nUTltuRA and fSur bottles RFsoIyI:Er have 9 y
ireiy cured me of this dreadful disease 'A
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
r,oirsoysp.,, :,

Mrs. +. ", saaS955Ss l5 ne VET week. :..s !
sn"Say sins1 s,TaS aSSt ''S . 2,..s ~ + I'd
sss 'ss,'s4 j r. 1s5 = s I'D ! '5,5' eft # 81
nTsn,,1 'GSp' = 6s,wssa Rodney
streets. ~nor.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

"A GEnTS WANTED TWENTY AC.
"a tive youuy men and lad les wante rs
agents. to csnvsss for the Life and Deeds Of
ten. u, +. Grant" memorial edition, by
Col. Frank A. hurr. of tho Philadelphls
Press with INTRODUCTION by Rev. J. +.
Newman. d. ID. Apply or address, Wm. i.
IULL, SEQ Monroe street, general agent. IL
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

MT ANTEh-A GIRL FOX HENERAI.
Fourth street. au5 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

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Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

Ia - E .s.,..::: ..y.:,, !,

brs2 q 4 n 4 --rn-5H.s
q lLEIS Grand Excursion n rolches
e. Reach, Tuesday, August rs, is85, bn tn
arEe ard iast steamer Loui Q. Leaving the
p. ". X. station at "a IN. RetuInfn,
leave Rochester at 4.3C p. m. so as to bs in
me cars by S.l6 p. m, and in Wilm ington by
2. m. Whole tickets, Sl00 Cniidren's =
tickets from 0 TO IL years, t0c. Seats all
Numbered and particular attention given To-
the number, and that passengers get in
their own seats. The tickets will not exceed
200, wh ich is three hundred below the gov.
ernment limit. au4'2t
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

FIESr.CLASS BODY
w maker to go to the country. Steady
work. Apply at dARTLUNE'S gun store,
zoo East Third street, itt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

bSold Sold by all druggists Price: CuTrcuRh. 80 cts
b,n,, ESI siH; SOAP, Is cts. Prepared by d,
FoIIEh DRUG AND CHEMICAL. Co Rnstnn Nj ~
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

NyANrED-A A HALF.GRDWN WHITE
Nv girl with reference, at NO. West
Nihth street. au5-2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

A vicious ,,r bitten
.,s a,f;' 81 a 's'5 ass e. ps,S9sl:'E9 ps,ss1l IS : ''
! by w I Dr. Dlcch''H' !
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05
EGz ( N A
And Every Species of Itch
Ing & Burning Diseases
Cured by Cuticura.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its a,on;z;,
- ltchlng and burning, instantly relieved hy
warm warm phth wlth ttTICCRA Soar, and q single m
icatoh OF CFIIcUEA, the great Skin Curc TIL
fpeateu daily, with two or three doses Of CIR
ahA a hEsoLvEST the New Blood Purifier To kca
aie oioou cooithe peispration pure and unirrit1E
~, the bowels open the liver and kidneys n,,tiv,
psnr;sps pps speedliy cure EcAema, letter, Rinrworr
,i IND every apecias Of Itching, Scaly and P'mni
fiumors OF the Scap and Skin, when me he.
physicians and all remedies fail. = '"e 'e'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

1857 PrizeF, au cunting to. .82e5, SEQ
Application for rates to clubs should bs
made only TO the office OF the Company In
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, Civ.
ing tulf address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex
press Monsy Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
tail sums OF % and upward at our expenss),
addressed
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

An fED-A GIRL fOH GENERAL
~ a"u'e"Jrk, small family. no chill
a'eA' Address j. 4. HYATT, Stant7n Del.
au5 5ts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

II ~ ~ ~ " " I77'' 770TV''''
Its Grand single Number Drsw.
sBgs take place monthly.
SPLENDID OPPOVTUNIrYT TO
WIN 4 FORTUNE. El1HTh GRAND
DRAW ma. GLASS II, IN THE ACADE-
MY Or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, AUG II, lss5.-lS3d Monthly Draw.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

REAlTTIFY the Complexion and Ski,
~ by using the CUTIcUnA Soar
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

Chas. Houghton, ESQ, lapve, "a s,,,a q.
BOSTON, reports a case Of Eczema under Ms nbseI
ItaLon l9r zen years, which covered the mt
u lhr treatment hac been applied without benefit
~noh nn was completely cured solely by the CuTI
'oHA hIAEDiEs' leaving clean and healthy skir
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

kseOE ALE-tOn WANT OF ~
Il use, u da;h brown horse. 10 tA4N
hAnaS hlRa. Earrsnte s0unl, knl and OF
Hrsat endurance. Suitable for family or
physician Inquire a. HANSUS'S sable.
touc'h and King streets. ans sts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-05

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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-25
PARNELL,S PLANS.
What the Great Leader Says to the Irish
People.

LONDON, November 21.-Parnell has is-
sued manifesto to the electors of Great
Britain and Ireland saying: "The Liberals
are appealing to electors for support under
false pretenses. The Liberals have fla.
grantly violated the solemn pledges made
to Ireland, which should be denounced.
The coercion practices resorted to under
their regime were the most brutal OF CO.
ercion measures. Juries were packed in an
unprecedented number OF cases with utter
shamelessness, and innocent men were
hung or sent to living death OF penal
servitude. Twelve hundred persons were
imprisoned without trial, and ladies were
convicted under the absolute act which
was directed against
THE DEGRADED SEX.
The press and public meetings were sup
pressed as if Ireland were Poland and the
administration in England were Russian
autocracy. Representatives OF liberalism
in Ireland have been men like Mr.. Foster
and Earl Spencer, who have left more hate
full memories in Ireland than any states
man for the past Century. If the long de
Iayed triumph had not expelled the
Liberals, Earl Spencer would still be at
Dublin Castle and coercion would be tri
umphant in Ireland. Landlords instead o
making a reasonable abatement in the
rents which the depression in agriculture
demanded and which every landlord in
England and Scotland conceded would be
EyICTING THEIR TENANTS
by wholesale, with Earl Spencer encour
ageing them and the police, and the soldiery
and coersion magistrates would have filled
jails in assisting them. Under the name o
free schools the Liberals are making
an insidious attempt to crush religious
education and establish state of tyranny
and intolerance to fetter the con
science, therefore, we feel bound te
advise that no confidence be placed in Lib
beal or Radical party and as far AZ possible
prevent the government Of the empire from
falling into the hands OF a party SO pertid
ious, treacherous and incompetent. Th'
Irish Nationalists should not vote for {
Liberal or Radical except in some few case!
in which some courageous fealty to the Irisl
in the last Parliament had given a guaranty
that the candidate did not belong to tn
servile, cowardly and unprincipled hero
who would break every pledge and violat
every principle in obeyance to the call
the whip or the mandate of the caucus"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-25
"LEWD CONDUCT
How the MormOns Are Getting Even Oh
the Gentle Element.


SALrLAKE, November 2.-Deputyu united
States Marshal Vandercook and United
States Commissioner Pearson were arrested
last night by the police, under city ordi-
nance, ON charge OF lewd conduct with a
Mrs. Field and Lydia Bailey, respectively:
The former declares that he never heard OF
Mrs. Field, and the latter denies his guilt.
The Mormon paper this morning, in high
plee, says this turns the tai bles on the. Gentle
prosecutors. There are said to be a large
number OF such warran nts out against prom
inent Gentiles. The rumor says that they
will be prosecuted dindiscrlmlnately y by hired
testimony if necessary, to convict, and that
some loose women were brought here a few
months ago by Mormon officials to catch
"the enemy" either in fact orsay they had.
A good deal OF indignation is expressed at
the Mormon action, and feeling runs high
in many quarters.