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Fort Worth & Denver and tho Cattle
Trade.

WICHITA FALLS, April ll.-[Special.l
- The track on the Fort Worth & Dem
yer City extension is now lsmiles west
and is west OF all the pastures on the
line and the road is ready to handle all
cattle destined for the trail. Henry
Stevens, a leading cattle man, went TO
Laredo a few days ago TO ship 100 cars
OF cattle from there up here to be put
on the trail for the Indian Territory.
Several shipments Of horses and a fow
cattle have already been received here
and started for the northW est. The Fort
Worth Il Denver City railway has made
contracts for heavy shipments and
the prospects are that the driee will be
as large as last year. The action of
Colorado and Wyoming will not iniure
the drive, as they only require 80 DAYS
quarantine of cattle, and IL is almost de-
lermined by the trail men TO spend that
time in the Indian Territory and on the
road. Greer county is the natural
quarantine grounds, and will doubtless
be set apart for that purpose by Uncle
Sam, in the oyent OF final title being
awarded the general government.
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Burr & Bro on Main street orc agents
for Knox celebrated hats.
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No Ferry rrinsfsr ., New Orleans.
BY taking theTexas a Pacific railway.
The only line running their traiSs
aoross the river n New Orleans,
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Railroad News.

COLORADO CITY ANDTHE SANTA FE LINE.
COLORADO City, April Ii Special. r.
A meeting of the citizens of Colorado
City was held this morning for The pur.
pose Of discussing the extension of the
Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe railway,
which now seems to be fixed fact.
Judge q. w. Smith was called 60 The
chair and explained the object OF the
meeting, a motion was made and car
ried that committee OF five be an.
pointed TO meet the directors Of the
abaye named road on the 18th and offer
such Inducements as they may zee a.
Tor the purpose of making this the
point for the crossing OF the Texas Il
Pacific. The committee lett this after
nO1H,
THE "sUNsEI" CUTS RATES.
NEW YORK, Apdl 1.-THE SUNSET
line, of 330 Broadway, will reduce it's
rates to California aud the south 20 rer
cent. on Monday. Rates which have
been $50 and $40 will hereafter be $40 aud
SJO. This reduction is made to meet lie
rates offered bV small roads.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
sucKETsHops MEET DISASTER.
Fsilures at san Antonio and Elsewhe.r
hallway News--sunset Cuts Rates
"A Ne" Bull Clique--War
kumoTs and Markets,
Tone Of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April li.-Goyernment
ooncs quiet and steady, The stock mar.
ket continues subject chiefly to Euro
pesn war news. At the opening prices
were Erin and in some cases !! to a.
higher than they closed last evening.
mere was manifest disposition on the
part OF the shorts in Gran.
GERS and Vanderbllts 10 eoyer.
There are rumors that a new "bnIln
combination has been formed In Gran
gers. The market continued strong.
but only fairly active, until the a5,
nouncement was made near midday
that England would probably declare
war before Monday, when an active
puylng movement set in, accompanied
by iurther advance, which continued
until about 2 O'Clock. In the last hour
the market was firmly held, but made
no further gains and finally closed
strong, near the best prices of the day.
me total sales were 2i6, 5sl shares,
Over. 70 per cent. of to.day's business
consisted of sales of Northwest
ern, st. Paul, Lackawanna.
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Western
Union. As compared with last even
ing prices are generally from i to 2
higher, while Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy IS up y cents
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An AuDolntmant.

COLORADO City, April ll.-lSpecial. T.
DR.. w. d. Gooch, of Colorado City, has
been appointed deputy United States
Marshal for the western district OF
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

ENfRV hrst-ciass dealer sells Opera
Pan Cigarettes, VIII not stlos 10 The
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SAN ANTONIO.

. SAN ANTONIO, April ll.-.Speclal.l-
pecker's NyrameHdi saloon was closed
Tonight on attachment Tor $3.50, by b.
W. Tradskv.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

WHEN 1t suits, the New York Times
can blow hot or blow cold on the tariff
Ques ion. The Times has been as
siduous in Its advocacy Of free trade In
this country, even endorsing all the free
trade vagaries of Carlisle and Morrison.
1t changed its tune, however, when Mr..
PArnell came out . day or two ago in
favor Of tariff protection for Ireland.
1t thought protection would be q very
bad thing for Ireland because 1t was a
small country. and was dependent
upon other countries for many Of the
necessaries of life. 1t was 80 small
that 1t could not fnd o market for all
its produce. But the Times argued
that in the United States the case was
different. Here there was a large ex-
tent of country forming market for all
our products and what WAS good for
the U nited States was not good for
Ireland. How honest the New York
Times is In its advocacy Of free trade is
inferred from the position it has taken.
First, protection is not good for the
United States. Secondly, 1t will do
very we'll for the nited States but not
for Ireland. Poor Ireland, she is to be
kept under the heel Of British oppres-
sion. The most prosperous days Ire
land ever had was when she had pro.
tective tariff. The Times serves its
British masters well by helping them &c
keep Ireland down. For the sake Of
doing 30, it even thinks that protect OF
is not such bad thing in the United
States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
wANA N A n Ek'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. sept. u py

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. sept u 1885
Beaded lace of lead-Color.
or as the French say plomb,
is a feature of dress and
millinery decoration. We
have bad it made to order
on strong enough net to
hold fast, having had expert
ence enough with beads on
ordinary net.
Southeast from the center.
Now ready: felt hats o.
several qualities and many
shapes in each wool hat:
dltto-and more to come
Straws OF course.
Children's hats especial!
full A pretty wool cap ha'
a long jersey top that turns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
+ q. .. r.
U. y. II. "
Grand Excursion to
BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, September 27nd.

" EsNbh DppNshoSi ~sAe.
The Indopendcnt Order OF Od1 Fellows
will, give al excursion to Baltimore for the
purpose Of attending the ceremonies OF un-
yelling the kidgley Monument. The Wash
inytOn Grays Bands Of Philadelphia will &C
company the excursion.
Excursion train will leave Wilmington at
e.Ib a. m. reLur' ing leave baltimore at 500
u, In Passengers on the line OF tho Della
ws-e and other r. threads who cannot reach
Wilmington in time TO connect with the ex'
cursion rain may take the regular train
leaving Wilmington for Baltimore at 1905 3.
m and return la the evening by tho Norfolk
express leaving Wilmington 81 II % p m.
tickets for round trip 81 20, good 70 return
on or before Saturday, September 2oth. FOL
sale at the stores Off. James Belt, y II
Bay ard, q. r. Thomas & No., I. Daughter
| q o., James & Webb, John j 9allayher d
| Bro Ivory Evening otace, by members o
/ the committee and the ianitor at Odd Eel
| lows Hall. AZ the sale OF tickets 10 not limit
| cd 10 members OF the Order 1t will afford
| good opportunity for any one TO visit Bslti
more al a low rate OF fare. Ample time |
allowed to visit Druid Hill PARK, which
| celebrated as one ofthe gr.ndest parks 4
| the world and also Harlan Park, where tn
| monument is located and the ceremonies vii
| be held. et<ioii-lSN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

Now we have 1t. The publication OF
the New York Star Is to be resumed on
Monday, and William 7. Croasdale
formerly of the Wilmington Daily
Commercial. formerly Of the Whining
ton Every Evening, formerly OF the
Baltimore Day, and lately Of the New
York Evening Post, and letter writer
for the Every Evening, is to be one OF
the editorial writer's. That settles it.
The Star will have to suspend
soon to get clear of CEoasdale Tit can
not get clear Of him any othe, way.
Why does not Mr.. Bayard take care OF
him and appoint him Minister Plenipo
Tertiary to the Fiji Islands ?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

Yesterdays race between the
Puritan and Genesta was another
failure, from delay in getting the boats
started and lack OF wind. The start
was IN AIDE at ll.35 o. m In a fresh
northeast wind and heavy swell The
contest in the first stages was very
sharp but when the race was declared
off the Puritan was q mile and hal
In the lead. 1t is hoped that to day
there will DO the next thing to a younl
storm to enable the respective boats t.
| try their metal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

The following games were played
yesterday /:
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3 Ath.
Baltimore-Baltimore,7 81. Louis, s.
New fork-Sew York, 9 Provi
dence, /,
Butfa!o-Buffslo, Detroit, /.
st. Louis-St Louis, 0 Chicago, 2.
Observation-Disclosures. 2; Nation.
al,S.
Newark, n. Newark, s; vir.
ginis, 2.
Jerse, City-Trentou, > Water.
bury, i.
Postlaad, Me. ,-Philadeiphia, 5 Port.
land, /.
Concord, n. H.-Boston, g. Con-
cord, q
Williamsport-Wi Transport, Lock
Haven, 4.
Authorization, 9 Lewiston, !.
| Augusta Augusta, Memphis, 1.
| Macon-Macon, o Nashville, 3.
NOTES.
The police game Of base bail between
nine members o; the Third distrlc
police Of Philadelphia, and nine mem
bers of the police force of this city, tool
place yesterday afternoon at the From
and Union street grounds. The visitor
were met at the P.,W & 3 station upol
their arrival at 9 10 a. m, and escortet
to the Clayton House, where they ha,
dinner. In the afternoon they wer
taken ont 70 the grounds, where tn
game was called at 9 80 o'clock, wit
the following players
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McVey. C.
: Todd, p; Taylor, 1b. Ritting, %.
Shields, 3b. Lynch, IT,. Carey, CT,
, Solomon. RI.
, Philsdelplis-Boyd, p. ; Harrington
c. Patterson, ID. Harvey, %. ; Lynch
, IS. ID san, 3b. M,yers, If. :; Averty
, CT, Barton, ri. Five innings wei
a played, which resulted in score OF 9
to 4 In favor of the visitors. Thel
I was quite number OF spectator
8 present, and considerable Interest W,
!. shown in the game. The visitors 7
Q turned home at o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
FINE TAILORING,

We would like to tell
everybody about our New
Styles of fine goods for Fall.
We have a very full assort-
ment of Foreign and Domes-
tic Suitings, Coatings, Over
coatings and Trouserings.
These goods are of the very
best makes and we are fully
in fi,st-class manner and
latest styles. Our extensive
trade warrants us in buying
largely, thereby giving the
best terms. We have a large
force of Tailors and Cutters.
We use the best trimmings
and do the finest work, so
that we feel sure of being
able TO guarantee satisfac-
ton. Ready made clothing.
We have our Fall STOCK
ready, much of it our own
make. Bring along the
boys, we have many new
styles of garments for them
You know our prices are al
ways the very loves st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
Household OF Faith.

By special request, Rev. Geo. w.
Wright, pastor OF the Household of
Faith church. will, at 10 80 tomorrow
discourse on the Blessed Hope" based
upon the sweet promise OF Jesus, re
corded in John, chap. IA, verse 3, al
Will Come Again" House of worst II
on Tatnall street between eventh and
Eighth. Seats free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
N u steal.

We commend the advertisement of
Miss Kate Belyille to the attention of
all who wish to take lessons on the
piano or organ. She Is a proficient
musician and well prepared 10 instruct
pupils in this accomp ishment Her
residence ia no No. 1919 M ad son street,
where the use of instrument VIII be
psrnitted if desired,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

COUNTY Treasurer Herbert has
amended his report made 10 the New
Castle Star and now states that the
costs Of repairs to Third street bridge
from January 1, 1884, to January ], 1885,
to be s., 625 SO. OF which Euoch Moore
received 81 $50 81. II Treasurer Her
bert will just reflect q little he will
see that one order especially belonging
10 that year, of 81 100, was paid after
January /, 1885, aud II we are rightly
Informed there we're still other orders
suffi sient to run the total over So, O00.-
1t is not whaS was paid for one years
repairs, within that year, that the PEG
pie want to know, 10 much as what the
repairs amounted TO and were paid for az
any time. Tue Levy Court year any
cow does not end until the first Tues
= February.
+
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

IN order to compete with and under
sell Pennsylvania iron, the Alabama
Iron and Coal Company, at Birming-
ham, have had to import the cheapest
of labor, and as result strike ensued
which they were bound to compromise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
LEWIS SASSE"S
NEW
Saloon and Sample Room

Saloon and Sample Room.
At No. ia Eatt Fourth street, Ii now open,
and the bar will be kept stocket with the
best brands OF wines. liquors, sles md seYars.
The fines. and best liqaor consistently Kept
In stcck for fam lily or medicinal uss. sll-sm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12
WANAMAKER'B.
over and ends with a tassel,

WANAMAKER's.
over and ends with a tassel,
a close fitting knitted turban
band: 80 cents. the lowest
price OF them all. Soft
knockabout hats that every
body's waiting for are here
all colors, especially red,
90 cents. Some call them
Tennis, some Forester.
East of the Arcade steps.
Mems hats are all ready
all but one and that one no.
body else has got and it
probably isn't worth waiting
for if you want your hat.
Silk hats and Derbys and
soft hats, and here is the
place to get them. Why!
WHO would you rather
should have that half-dollar
or dollar or two dollars, you
| Tor some halter or other. If
we are your halter, you
keep it yourself. II not, halt
dollar or dollar or two dol
lars must be very hot in your
pocket.
We sell SO proper a hat
silk hat-for IS that we
never yet have ventured to
tell how proper it is. We
sell two qualities of Knox's
hats for SIS and $3.50 and
ARE not going to tell how
much of the money is for
1.-THE hat and how much for
1.-THE Knox. We sell for So
Jas proper a hat as any we
sell-for a certain sort Of
man. [You must know
that a silk hat has to fit a
I man all over.] For an
other sort of man we'll make
oia hat of our own-take a
week or two to " finish " il
-ltwice-for So; and it'll be
> the properest hat OF all fol
i him and as cheap as the So
! hat for the other man.
i Derbys. S. 50 to S.; anc
." no more.
lei Southeast corner of the store.
The man that buys the s.
hat and waits for it buy
lLondon scarfs for 81 an
h. I$1.25; and he isn't at a
49, -..~.-- 49,
Il cents when he gets a chanc,
las now.
West Of Arcade, 1915 Chesta ut
n second Counter.
ir.I 1t is a mystery to us VIII
:. I'VE don't sell three-quarter
of all the shoes you wea.
IT. We don't. We could Sc
m five times as many. w
ok should want more room
but there's room enough
: be got-we make it b
building straight up in tn
sen air where land is cheap.
,m. When we think OF shoe
ooE alone it seems that we ougl
ors to sell five times as man,
led There are two-million peop
,ad big and little within what "
the think of as our local tradir
III circuit. They must wear
e. e. many as fve-million pairs
CT shoes a year. But they WI
on, buy the worst shoes buy Il
,eh' most and we don't 81
'sfslt h e m any-thousands
4eTe poor people and thousan
tors tor. not poor but mistak'
re: people,
There's the difficulty. III
t of the people think they sa
q :, Of money by buying poor sho
ie sns We must teach them bett,
I met We keep the poorest she
rect, lanybody ought to buy. '
y Oe give them the benefit Of
doubt. I'VE rarely speak
W them. We sell as few
row W we can. We'd rather {
'As +s the shoes you certainly Gu
"IltO wear.
rfipl
b and ny the @oo'e markeEsofeo ooof'
John WANAMAKEt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

81 10 20 Bustfs, French
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-12

THE Louisville Courier Journal wants
to know If we "are going to the devil. p"
II the Journal means on the free trade
issue, that Is about the size Of 1t.
, 1885-07-23
WANTS.

WANTED-A position as saleslady, in a
dry goods store by a lady of experience.
Address L., Leader Office.
, 1885-07-23
Madam Eugenia Richardson.

Astrologist and phrenologist, Points out
unseen enemys. eolortheir eyes and hair.
The way to success. Love and business a
specially. She positively cures the worst
cases Rheumatism, Bilious headaches,
Kidneys, Liver, and all arrangements of
the stomach. Disolves gall stones. Her
method of curing c%alcules is with herbs
and most complete. Heals the worst
sores in one month. Catarrh, etc. Her
treatment of corns, Bunions, Tender, and
inflamed feet, and joints acts like a charm.
Mrs. Richardson, come with many rec
concentrations from the Press, and pri-
vate individuals. Celebrated and popular.
Two weeks only. Office No. 800 10th
81
, 1885-07-23

New YORK July 22.-The thermome
ter here at $3.50 p. IN. was 92'. but a cool
breeze set in toward evening. There were
thirty sunstrokes during the day, ten
fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July -. Excessive
heat continued to-day and there were
many prostrations on the streets. In the
evening a slight breeze slightly cooled the
atmosphere. Eight deaths from sunstroke
are reported.
LOUISVILLE. July %. Mercury at 95'
here to-day until relieved by a shower this
evening. Six fatal cases Of sunstroke are
reported.
The thermometer in New York City
registered So. Six cases Of death from
heat reported, To-day at 3 p m, ten
more cases Of sunstrokc were reported,
eight Of them fatal.
, 1885-07-23

WANTED-A good cook, washer and
%ironer; also a girl for second work and to
assist in care of two children Apply at
Leader office.
, 1885-07-23
A Duel With Pistols.

P%frTsBrRG, July %. -Charles Koening,
a draughtsman, and Frederick Rich, a
machinist, fought a duel with pistols at
Marshall's Hollow nine miles from the
city, this morning. Two shots were X
changed. Attic first fire neither party
hit, but at the second Koening received q
ball in his side, inficting, perhaps, a fatal
wound. Warrants have been issued fol
both principals, Jealousy the cause Of
the meeting. Rich has disappeared.
, 1885-07-23

Dr. Robert Newton, late president Of
tho Eclectic college, Of the city Of New
York. and formerly of Cincinnati. o.,
used DR., VIM. Halls balsam very extern
sively in his practice, as many OF his pa
ticnts now living and restored TO health
can amply testify. He always SAID that
50 good a remedy ought to be prescribed
freely by every physician as a soyeroign
remedy in all cases Of lung diseases IL
cures consumption, and has no equal for
poctoral complaints
, 1885-07-23

Charlton's Valley ranch. four miles
north OF town, on the Cheyenne and
Black Hills road, is a pleasant drive from
the city. The house is new, and newly fur
nished. The bar Is supplied with all de-
sirable liquors and imported cigars.
Splendid place to spend the afternoon or
evening.
, 1885-07-23

Broken down inyalids do you wish to
gain flesh, to acquire an appetite to enjoy
a regular habit Of body, TO obtain refresh
ing sleep, to feel and know that every
fibre and tissue of your system is being
braced up and renovated. If 40, com
mence at once a course of GOLDEN
SEAL BITrERS. In one week you will
be convalescent In a month you will be
web. Don't despair because you have a
weak constitution. Fortiiy the body
against disease by purifying all the fluids
with GOLDEN SEAL BlTTERS. No
epidemic can take hold Of a system thus
forearmed, The liver, the stomach, the
bowels, the kidneys, are rendered disease
proof by this great invigoant. Ruinous
bills for medical attendance may be avoid.
ed by counteracting the first symptoms Of
sickness with these Bitters- They are
recommended from friend TO friend and
the sale increases daily. We warrant a
cure. Seld in Cheyenne by Hunt q
Whipple and Gray & Pearsc.
, 1885-07-23
go ancau Yprr..A.

Rer. TX. r.. Field ariH de-
Hrey his humorous lecture
entitled ".H0rrSNge! and
0ner. Marriage, trh0f."
In fhePresbyfey'ia church
This, IhHrsday, ereWiRS
at $ o'clock. admission so
cents.
, 1885-07-23

NEW YORK, July % Detroit ., New
York Z.
BosroN-Boston u, Buffalo :.
prTTsBuRG-Pt,sburs 8, Brooklyn 3.
OfNcINNATI-No game, rain.
PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia /, St.
Louis ,.
ST. LouIs-St. Lodis 3, Metropolitans,
o.
LoUIsvnLE-Louisyille 8, Athletics 6.
PRovIDENcE-Providenc 6, Chicago 5.
, 1885-07-23
Raspbcrries for preser-
ring at cost for a far days
only, at n EndeFIcOOd y
Brother.


A bay mare, branded v on hip, strayed
from this city a week ago last Saturday,
July IL. $500 reward will be paid fol
her recovery by
Il. j. SUAUGHNFssY.
, 1885-07-23

THERE has been a little rise in Cherry
creek and Denver reporters are appalled, al
80 much water. That's natural.
, 1885-07-23

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best aceommoda.
ions in the city at the Western Hotel on
Eiteenthstreet. The location is agreea
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who un.
derstand their business, the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room arr among the
many attractions Of this popular house.
HERMAN kTMME, proprietor.
, 1885-07-23

In this city. July 22, to the wife of D..
s, Green, Of the firm Of Brenning a
Green, a daughter, the FIRST baby in the
family.
, 1885-07-23

Knights of Labor meet every Monday
night at 1880 in the Idellnan block.
, 1885-07-23

In writing OF that country, Mr.. 0. S.
McLain, a prominent real estate dealer,
30l Fifteenth street, Denver, Col, says:
Il removed here from Iowa in 1874. As
a healthy country, Colorado has proved
to be equal to my most sanguine exDec-
tations. The air is clear pure aud light.
The water here in Denver is obtained
from a~rtesian Sells, GOO feet deep, which
are numerous in this city, and free from
alkali, mineral faint and vegetable mat
ter, but in many places the water is i'm
pregnated with alkili, and persons not
accustomed to it are almost certain to be
taken with cramping pains in the stom
ach. dlarrhea or bowel complaint of some
form; and right here | wish to give my
friends and the public a bit of advice,
which is based on elevensyears' expert
ence, Ohamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhna remedy is a certain cure for al
kali poisoning, eramplng pains and diar-
rh@a. It's a remedy | would not do
without for any consideration, and | have
heard many such expressions from per
sons who have tried it. Sold by W. N.
Hunt.
, 1885-07-23
Sh0lCis at hGH price at
COlChtck 81 WhucOmb'S.
White vests at Polack's.

" edding and visiting cards in great
variety at the Leader Office.
, 1885-07-23

Now it has been ascertained that it is
well enough to inoculate for cholera but it
does no good The reason that it is well
enough to practice it is that it gives some
body something to do, causes no harm and
produces wise newspaper articles.
, 1885-07-23

They have twenty-eirht base ball clubs
and twenty brass bands in Salt Lake City.
No wonder the Mormons howl and are
mean. This is evidence that they are
being persecuted and the tide of denuu-
ciatiopfwhich has been so deep and loud
against them will turn.