Daily Republican., 1886-08-14
SALT LAKE PARK.
,carTuL PLACE TO BATHh-
IpsIlGh ,arKoF DRO wNING.
:, Tn, saiuts-A Determined
a'ne ''no Taught brigham Young
pe'',', sa.,s %S sam Must be Respected

s.ints-A Determined
: '., ss., who Taught BRIGHAM .'"
''p". r"ele sam Must be heSpe'''"
,.,,,a.ps. of the REPUBLICAN. v v,..,l
f'p na.xcrsco, August 4.-My last
siS ffAsuit w,i,tsn immediately after
ter vss :, salt Lake City, and be-l
,II,.ssi Sss AZ y opportunity OF seeing az. any
r. nh nhssrties. AT that time ! was
10 " from my long ride, ano you
y lilou % hat i was glad TO get some
su'I I'm. letter l told you how
Ht ID aisssd ' the train for Lsks PARK.
la .r,sS n While / was busy writ
il'nw nwsIl, vail / waited until the a nens
Mich Viii" left at 3 05 in the afternoon
Nd d. sS sss,,tiful bathing place, wnieh,
'Ds II has been bat lately ht.eo
in.uEiiI in couple Of years DO the
VIZ a.snre resort in this section.
hh p..b pS.tb in The great Salt Lake, ana
u n.s ,nlsudid; it is no trouble 70 Keep
.'o II the water, and | don't beilevs
Wy pns could sink even II they iried
w made the attempt, to see now
Oaid W. he' and fonnd it impossioie
'uII suI,I aost o on top of the water, bold
sou to my big toes Win po'n VI ~
.Ss S and breathe just the same as
uu' a".s / was walking along Market
ousu, a. in the City OF Wilmington, and
% ~s. no trouble either; q man could
s@ Nv bour II he wanted to, with
snv effort, by laying on hia oack
m one halt OF his body, bis feet and
,cds an out o. water. and breatne Just
.sme as if he was walking on CRY
W, Ts,, NAV seem strange, but 1t Is q
:, usvsrtbeless; the water Ia very
in fact 1t is ,be safest water over
L.,J T. and have an idea that this Is
mace where Lots wife Dissolved,
n, heiur turned into pillar OF salt.
IA do not read of her ever hein I re-
.rutsc.ured into o human being
s,in 1t was the hest bathing that L
y, ppioyed. and | remained In the
raM for an hour. When | came out
nm very much refreshed, aud was
III nleastd with my trip. l returned
1 me- city at Z 80 p. IN. and took q
trl around this home Of the latter
s7 saints, as they term themselves.
M mex; day | fell in with Conrad Q
,llsnberg, and he was the only one
IOm nr department, except mysslf
no rsmsined in the city, l visited a.
be principal places OF interest, and
sw much 10 amuse and instruct.
went through the great Mormon
feupe, the tabernacle, and the im
htnse new buildirg now in course o
rectiOn, which they have been workinG
i for several years, but 1t will not b'
usbed for seven more yesrs. A mum
Der Of "vess" who visited 1t we're o
be opinion that 1t will never be usee
~ tie Mormons when completed, o.
Eey think there will be lois of trouble
Or The Saints before that time, whici
bill have the effect OF destroying thei
b@uiar methods think myself tha
DE Government should deal prompt.
si.h them, ior the church Is teIribl
power there, aud all the Gentiles livini
kIthin tue bounds of it's au.horits ar
parked, ss IL were, with the brand O
sin on their brows Some of them sal,
hat it would GO hard with them afte
Ne loft, aud that their only hope wa
hst Congress- would do something 10
lslr Eeliti No ore can form any ide
! 'he curse OF NolyRamy until atte
hey vlsi, the place where 1t exists =
lls Mormon men all seem to be prea ch
tS, aud have the same old haTRngu
aIl The time, while the women appea
ashaned to own that they are Mormoni
All yon have to do il to look at thei
lOreaeads, which & 9 general thing a.
very low, although there are some yer
smart men emOup lbe...
Nssaid, though, that the devil
amart and be has 10 be to get his fin
WORK in, | also visited the bonse TO
merry occupied By Brigham Young;
y nov used for offices. and is n large
1ls building. All the improvement
iae are nsde By the Gentiles, who az
alN Y. lle principal business men, br
'a1 A0fmOns will not deal with thei
ullsss they cannot help themselves, Z
Ts sSu w tleir lot is d pretty hard on,
Iae a0EmOls claim that the place
WI .1s . aud say the Gontiles have u
flQlt 70 COME there,
usaefal P. L. Conner still lives {
~ uaA Lse City, and he has the cred
y uqle las man that drove the fir
yyA sake at Salt Lake and then hal
r,.' rEuu"a' lie was in command of IL
ra. na regiment California Volunteer
sam sgo, aud WAS marching east. o.
taAui s,s lonng heard of his comm
mss, uu slt him word. by his Meade
M, s'ssele s.. blood suckers, that hs mu
Wv. n. a'Ienpt to cross over the Jorda
"'l liz VI le would exterminate him nj
,hs M Ieu 1' Oy The help of the Lord. b
A. NJ ssa oss't Old soldier was not frightent
in,o % and he marched his men rig
snS,, o 'A0 @ould-be lions mouth, ar
srah1p7a saip7a 10 the city right in front
',,shan's house.
han 'aiu hot stop here, but sent Bri
h, t;' "glu That he must send him fol
msn S wnofses, and provisions for b
vori, r iouns returned word that
he vori9 ~ l9lhlng of she kind, but tn
vbics u'a y, give him twelve hours
o,ls, .1o ~ ieave the city, and get on t
itbsn,SS Se ol The river Jordan, and th
the Io'i not save, he and the hoet
them u on, would sweep down and wi
To hi. Hvu' ifom the face of the ear
Cd vas1 sssare General Conner retuI
iops SS ss,s .aa' II the fodder and prov
would lot forthcoming tt ut day,
BtiaS,.say the city in ashes, and IS {
Lord dS sa.l lad some doubts about t
s opsts,,sissNqg him iu his wiping {
napd pdas sas as Complied with the q
ions n sua 't1 sent the fodder and prov
Troops aa se camp without further del.
loug ,;,e "e.e encamped at this place
fQt Don T, during which they ba
~ preseOts sisas y it is stan ding yet. a
United q. S..t Is occupied by a regiment
l. thar, n,a'es soldiers, but tell you
even to m NJ, III the flesh of the saip
formed ,b .Is day. While In the city
man fro,u ue acquaintance of you
ln The ,sh.s I Tue South, whose father W
DelsWa,aa ~ learned that l was fr
was an nld ne told me that his fat
tared durI O,d rebel, and that he was c
Delswa,a.i the war and sent 10 Z
Tine. Tba m, snsre s he rea aimed for /,
Seemed w whs1a son was a Union man. {
though, ottls Shils talking to enjoy
tured VI LIS father having been c