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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30

RAILWAY travellers have all their lives
been annoyed by brakemen opening tie
door of the car and yelling the name of
the station in some gibberish that 40 man
could understand. They will now note
with thanks that the New York Legisla-
ture has taken note of this popularity OF
railway men and has caused an act max
ing it compulsory on railway companies
to employ for the purpose of announcing
stations only such persons as are able
and willing to speak distinctly and in
telligiblY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30

The Chicago Tribune approves OF The
presidents vetoes of bills providing for
erection of postofice buildings at Zanes-
Vile, O., and Sioux City, Ia, but wants
TO know if economy is good where Re
publican constituency is concerned, why
it should not be exercised also in cases
like the bills to provide for similar build
;ngs at Fort Smith, Ark, and San An
tnnia. Tex.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30
PIPERSVILLE.

Forest Roberts, aged IA months, only
son and child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Roberts, died of measles last Friday and
was buried beside his grandfather, who
was called home less than two weeks be-
fore. Mr.. and Mrs Roberts have the
sympathy of large circle of friends IN
their sad bereavement,
Mr. and Mrs. John Perry visited friends
in Milwaukee from Friday until Monday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs g. r. Williams left Sun
day for few days visit at Waukesha.
G. E. Williams had the misfortune 10
lose bis Jersey heifer. DR.. F. Tousssint,
of Milwaukee. was sent for, but she died
shortly after the doctor arrived, Saturday
evening. Fl.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30
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PATENTS granted to citizens of Wis
cousin for the week ending June %
1886, reported by ]. F. Beale. patent
lawyer, 637 F Street, n. w, Washing
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30

THE board of regents of the State Uni.
yersity have elected Prof. Thomas o.
Chamberlain, of Beloit. president, In
Mace Of President John Bascom resigned,
the election to take effect on commence
ment dav, 1887. The salary was fixed al
Il 600. in addition to residence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30

When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whenshe had Children, she gave them Castoria
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-30
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

more enthusiastic and earnest Nor
mons TO day than ever before. The
greater the rigor displayed in the en-
forcement Of the law, the stronger
grows the faith of the Mormon people
Mormons, in one respect at least, are
like religionists in all ages-they feed
on opposition and wax strong by per-
secution.
II the Mail and Express thinks that
polygamy or any other religious prae-
tice or principle can be suppressed BY
legislation, the editor has read history
to no purpose and is sofully ignorant
Of the most pronounced characteristic
Of human nature. Whether polygamy
is right or wrong. whether it is prscticed
IN obedience 10 a divine command OF
from lust, the overthrow and abolition
Of the system will never be accomplished
by statutes. The people will cure the
evil. if it be an evil. while harsh laws,
cruelty and inhumanly enforced. will
ever strengthen the determination OF
the believers in the doctrine not to sur
render.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
MORE PETTY SPITE.

It was highly creditable to the City
Council of Ogden that it entered into a
contract with f. W. Tullidge, Esq, to
write a history of the Junction City,
as announced in Tuesdays HE.ALD;
and twill not be looked upon as other
than highly discreditable to the parties
who have interposed 70 prevent the
writing of such history, as mentioned
In this issue of The HERALD. We
don't believe there is another commu
nifty in the Union containing men so
narrow Of J1ind, petty of soul and
vicious Of heart, as TO raise an objection
TO the publication of the history of
their town, city or State. Here in Salt
Lake, all classes, Mormon, Jew and
Gentle. the tich and the poor, united
in petition TO the Council to arrange
for the writing and publication of
history of the city, and We have never
heard the hint CT q protest against the
payment of portion of the cos. ont of
the municipal EeasurY. The Eolume
has been before the public for
some. months, and so well pleased
with it s-e the people, that had it.eost
twice or thrice what il did. noksdy
would complain. The time to write the
histories OF our cities and Territory. is
nov, EheR the story can be told By iiT-
ing witnesses, and The facts learoed
beyond a doubt. A history is valuable
only as il is correct, and ours. owing 70,
the peculiar way in which it was made
can only be correct By recording the
facts now.
TheepposiiHn to the Ogden project
comes from 3 source which indicates
that faithful record OF the founding
growth snd development of the city is
not desired; that a artisan story is
wanted or none at all. Mr.. fulIidge, in
mis- history of Sat Lake, and in his
other histories, has shown a degree o.
fairness, honesty and faithfulness that
must ever ,conmend him rs an impair
tisan historian. while il tn matter OF
ability for such work, II is doubtful
II we have 3 mau among us who
can approach him. He would have
presented : faithful history OF our enter
prising prosperous neighbOr. and one
of which al Of its citizens must have
been proGd-thst is 10 say, all who take !
delight in fairness, honesty and truth. |
and all who experience anything of that |
pride OF country which is called patriot
ism. And We believe he will yet write 1
and publish the history of the Junction 4
City. ia spite of the opposition o: q
handful Of ualcontents and soreheads.
WhRtsyeT he courts may 90 in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
A CRIMINAL REvIYALIsT.

A Mrs. NJ. B. Woodwork, PROBES
sioual evangelist, has been addressing a
series of revival meetings in Muncie,
Indiana, and being a very impressive
stalker" has created q good deal OF
sensation; but now come many church
members with q request that she will
desist from preaching in that town
They state, as the reasons for protesting
against her further hsrranguIng, that
"as the result of your recent meetings
We have seen one of our most respected
citizens made defendant in $1,000
libel suit; we have seen one Of our fair
daughters carried from our midst by
one of your camp followers, and another
brought to the verge OF a suicides
crave; we have seen q mother, whose
Young. children needed her constant
and tender care, rendered insane. "
So much trouble and crime have
resulted from the operations OF these
sensational evangelists, that it is some
what surprising that the law has not
ere this inte=posed to protect the public
against the revivalists who seek to con-
vert and commit people through ex-
element and not by reason. 1t is
rare indeed that such conversions are
sincere and lasting. The little good
that is wrought is greatly over
balanced by the great wrong that is
done. in turning the beads of weak
women and weaker men. II a man or
woman has to be converted under the
pressure and influence OF temporary
excitement, If will be just as well if he
or she shall go through life without
That is to say, the religion
that does not appeal to intelligence and
reason will help nobody in this world
or in the life to come.
1t is not stated whether Mrs. Wood
worth needed tho request of the church
people VINO asked her to go, but the
chances are she did not. The reYiYalis
who can turn people crazy, cause some
10 suicide and more to neglect their
believe they are greatly blessed
With the power Of divine persuasion,
and imagine it would be a neglect of a
sacred duty if they were to fail TO
employ their powers for wrecking the
minds OF humanity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
SIGNIFICANT.

Coming from an association made up
of foreigners, and especially as those
foreigners are Germans. the suggestions
and propositions presented in the Senate
on Tuesday by Senator Spooner, from
the German AID Society Of Wisconsin,
are decidedly novel. The society sug-
gests tnat there as no longer any neces-
sity for stimulating immigration, and
no reason why a foreigner should have
conferred on him the right to vote
and hold Office after one years
residence; the society also suggests
that naturalization and suffrage be
made to conform TO uniform standard
One of the burning questions" of our
politics during the next few years will
be this matter OF immigration and nat
uralization; and when foreign-born
citizens suggest that people are coming
from the Old World in too great num-
bers, and that political privileges are
conferred on them too soon after ar
rival, it would seem that it WAS time for
America to change its policy and
instead of inviting everybody to
come here and extending 20 all a
warm welcome. close the gates enough
TO keep out large proportion of those
who would otherwise come. Our
naturalization laws are of the most
reckless character. showing a lack of
craftsmanship that wouIdbe deplorable
in airy other country than this. A
foreign born person is not permitted to
occupy the chief Office of the nation,
but all Others are open to him,
and he is eligible to many of them
when he declares his intention to be
come a citizen. Not a few American
cities are under the absolute control of
foreign-born residents, snd'some States
are in the hands Of foreigners. In view
Of the trouble that has been brought
uPon the country during the past half
dozen years by foreigners. and the con-
slant and ruinous agitation kept up by
the same element, our statesmen. law
makers and people should think Of an
early change and reform in the laws, |
whose liberality has become threaten
ing 10 the peace and good order of the /
nation, If not to the nation itself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
A CRANKY JOURNAL.

The New York Mail aud Express.
which msnifests deeper interest than
any other newspaper in the Mormon
question, and displays greater ignor-
ance of the matter whenever it under
takes to speak on the subject, has just
broken loose in another of It's vicious
but silly snti-Mormon articles. Taking
up the assertion by the Secretary of the
Interior that the prov isions OF the Ed
munds Law have been fully and success
fully carried cut during the year, the
editor says, this statement needs some
qualification, the qualification being
based lin that it is said that while
many Morm0ns have been prosecuted
and a number of convictions have been
obtained. still there is reason TO believe
that many plural marriages have been
celebrated during the past year" This
assertion is based on the mere suppo-
sition of the editor; but suppose it is
true that there have been polygamous
marriages during the year, that fact
would not alter the truth OF the Score
tary's report. The law does not say
that polygamous marriages shall
not be solemnized, and if it did
so say it would be an idle
and ridiculous decla0ation. The statute
does not even have the stupidity to de
clare that all who commit polygamy
shall be punished, but says that only
those shall be punished who may be
proven guilty of the offense. II there
has been any escape, the Nail and Er-
press man will confer q favor on the
District Attorney and the District
Judges by naming the parties who have
been proven guilty, and showing
wherein the law has not Seen success
fully carriee out.
Again the editor says: The fact is.
according to witnesses On tie spot, that
more men Ssve entered into polyga-
nous relstions during the twelve
months just past than usual-a result
due largely to the defiant attitude of
the hierarchy sEd the pressure brought
TO bear by then upon all good Nor |
mons to obey the teachings Of the !
church" The editor had as coed right /
to state che exact number of polygs- !
nous marriages celebrated during the
year, and 10 name the parties to them
as he had 70 say there were many" or
any such marriages; and his Witnesses
on the spot are as mythical as his as
sertiou as 70 plural marriages is with
out foundation. If there are any /
witnesses to such marriages. they can
make money aud win fame BY reporting
to the Marshal or District Attorney.
If the Nal and ELpress means to Be
as SAYING the Law has not
polygsmy. it is correct. The
law has not suppressed poiygamy: il
has net even shaken the belief Of the
Normons in the rightfulness OF plural
buG il has strengthened the
a;th Of many who were weak and back
Hiding. Thers srs more and hrmer and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

premises, our enterprising neighbors are
too,much interested in having the truth
full story of the city recorded now while
all the facts can be had and grouped. to
onger delay the work II the corpora
ton shall not be permitted to expend q
paliryIthousand dollars for so legitimate
an object as this. and one in which al
are so much interested. the leading
citizens of the town cannot he prevented
from doing as they please with their
own money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

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