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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
A Sound Legal Opinion.

Il. Bainbrldge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says; "Hlave used
Electric Bltters with most happy 70.
suits. My brother was also very low
with Malarlal Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use OF this medi.
Gene. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved bis life.p
Mr.. ID. |. Wilcoxon, Of Horse Cave,
Ky, adds like testimony, say ing; He
positively believes he would have died,
had II not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver or Stomach Dis.
orders, stands uneqnaled. Price 60c
and 81. at Durbin, Wright & Co.'s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

auention that the present system falls
Iinjuatly upon the farmers, and that II
needs Teadlustlng,'
Wa call lhe attention OF the farmers
of stark county IA thehe ntlqranoeh,
They come frOni \ man whose opinions
ought 10 command attention, lie has
evidently got his eyes open, and ms
wisdom teeth have commenced 70
AprOut. Are there not many others,
who will follow In his lead, ana who
will vote with tho honest and progreA'
aiVs Democracy this fall for tariii re,
form, local self government and decent
methods ~ pOlitica
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

THE removal OF Coporal Tanner
from the ONCE OF Commissioner OF
Pensions 10 u square endorsement by
President Harrison OF the pension
policy Of President Cleveland. II not,
why not2 The President says In his
letter accepting Tanners resignation,
that there 10 nothing rejecting upon
the honesty Of Tanner, The policy OF
Tanner was approved by the National
encampment of the Grand Army that
has Just adjourned NJ Milwaukee.
Now viii the Grand Army be manipu-
lated 10 strike down Harrison, as II was
TO strike down Cleyelandp Let us
wait aud see.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

AN old soldier who was In nearly oil
the twenty.three battles In which the
veteran 18th regiment, o. v vi, par
tlclpatod, was In store on Tuecarawae
street last night talking over the regi'
mental reunion NJ Massillon. He was
complaining over the manner In which
the pension bureau has been admins
tered under all the Republican admin
iRtratlonB, and OF the 0utrageB and In
Justices that Democratic soldiers have
been subjected 10. Ho spoke OF one
comrado, who Is a Democratic member
OF Co. A, 18th o. v. l., who has had his
claim for pension pending ever since
the close Of the war, and II ia not allow
cd yet lie is disabled In the foot.
While on the other hand, men with lit
Tie apparent disability got their claims
through speedily. and for over twenty
years nave Dsen drawing liberal pen'
Blona. This soldier stated Mt the Mas.
Billon reunion that nj one OF the medi.
cal examinations no asked one OF the
examining surgeons why his case was
not allowed, when he was told that he
did not yote right; meaning that ho
voted the Democratic ticket, The
0ame soldier called our attention 10 the
fact that there are thousands Of soldiers
OF this kind, all over tho country, who
have been allowed 10 suffer, Btarye and
finally die, without having their pen.
sion claims passed upon, simply and
solely because they were members OF
the Democratic party, While on tho
other hand, men who went into tho ar
my the last year OF the war, and who
we're paid hig bountleg, and who never
saw any real service, have been able,
through Republican members Of Con-
greBs TO get big pensions, aud who are
now living of the bounty OF tho gov.
ernment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

THE deal In Virginia between the
ColOred Langston and the Confederate
deaperad0, Malone, ~ properly denoml
mated picturesque raeoaltY, Last fall,
when LangstOn got tho Republican
nomination for Congress In the Peters
burg, Va, dIatrlot, which 10 largely Re-
publican, Malone put up o boiling Re
publican white candidate against him,
aud aa u result, u Democrat, Edmund
o, Vonable beat Langaton by about
900, Now Malone OF therebel flags back
cd by the Republican Administration,
10 q candidate for Governor Of Virginia,
and Langeton has made deal with
Malone, that he will support him for
Governor, and the Administration and
Malone are 10 help oust Venable
from his duly elected seat In Congress,
and give II 10 Langston, on u contest
Langston 10 now In OHIO TO help
Foraker
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
A DISTINCTION. WITH A DIFFER.
HNCU,


The Cincinnati Commercial wants TO
know "What 10 the difference between
Southern Republican Congressman
and u Northern Republican Congress.
man2' There is great difference
The Southern Republican Congress-
man 10 either % carpet bagger or u scal'
awag, aud In either case he hates the
negro, while the Northern Republican
Congressman loves the oolored brother
as he loves his own child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

THERE appears some kicking mp IN
Toledo, because Gov. ForakerB OH In.
spector Is In the employ OF the stand
ard Oil Co, This isa small matter.
Look at Chas. Foster the biggest Re-
publican boOdler IN OHIO candidate for
u. S. Senator on tho lintB OF Quay and
Dudley. Ho ig President Of the stand
ard on Compnny's standard Gas Go. OF
Northwestern Ohio, and his newspaper
organ Is also owned by the agent OF
the STANDARD Oh Co. Why kick At y
whifiet when there is a big bull dog
right on you, with open jaws.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

In Forakor's TRADE on the strike Of
the London dockmen, no charged that
TO free trade. Peraons OF quito ordi
nary intelligence ought 10 DO able to
see that this 10 charge that has neither
sense nor logic CO support IL, but with
Foraker, OF course, everything goeg.
Let us stop and think Just q minute,
now. IL will not take us long.
Have not all the strikes In England
during tho past year been for an In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

THE Canton NEWS DEMOCRAT nc.
cuses Malone OF an awful crime.
charges that he 10 using his own money
70 pay hotel bills and other personal
expenses In bis campaign for governor
of Virginia. Ohio State Journal.
You are wrong, nelghbor. We never
accused Malone Of paying his hotel
bills. You have evidently been look.
ing over the black list OF some hotel
iOnrnal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

The Ohio State Journal OF to-day
makes u vigorous attempt TO trace up
Foraker's war record, In response, as IL
says, 10 q Stark county Democratic pa.
per. But the Ohio State Journal dares
not attempt 10 disproye our statement
that Foraker has no battle record. lie
was never In fight In which a single
man In his Company was ever killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

THERE Is talk OF putting the grouty
Goil OF West Virginia into the cabinet
as Attorney General, and hoisting Nil.
ler into the Supreme Court. GolI was
q good hand nj importing Virginia ne.
groes into West Virginia TO vote for
him, but he didn't have the ability 10
cover up the fraud. We hardly think
he 10 good enough lawyer for Attorney
Ceneral
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Ir appears that the average Southern

lT appears that the average Southern
editor 10 more In fear Of the shotgun
and the revolver than u libel suit
lCantOn News. DEMOCRAT.
Let ua have peace" Quit waving
the bloody shirt In the face OF the
Southern bretAren.-l0hio State Jour.
nal.
How can we, with Tanner bounced,
and Malone and three other rebel Brig.
adiers paving the air In Virginia, aud
Foraker still holding on to the rebel
laqa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

WE suggest that about the time
Malone gets his campaign red hot In
Virginia, that Foraker return his rebel
ilags. Foraker has one or two flags,
captured from the rebels under Malone
In 1868, Let him return them ut one
OF tho big Republican meetings at
which Major Mckinley is 10 speak. II
would be such q sweet episode.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

MAJOR MCKINLEY Ia announced TO
speak In Virginia for Malone aud the
other rebel Brlgadlers, now IN the sad
die, and TO endorse a platform favoring
a pension TO rebel soldiers. This is
quite unique aud touching. IL touches
the men Of his ilk, who have been howl.
ing against the rebel Brig0diers for a
quarter OF q century on very raw spot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
A.0ANlON 0lRL
Kept a Prisoner ia House Of III
Fame


A Cleveland paper has tho following
concerning some unknown Canton girl
and her betrayer; In u dlereputable
house on Johnson street II confined o
young woman with a romantic hihtOTy,
She IL from Canton but her name 10
unknown aa hlie pefaialently refuses 10
toll itand tho keeper OF tho place
will not diyulge H. Her pres,
fnce IN tho dive became known
through Mrs, StubeT, a patent
medicine peddler who q few days ago
entered tho place, not knowing itH ma
tnfe. She quickly discovered II, how.
ever, and was pained 10 500 a young
woman, almost q girl, OF handsome ig'
nre and form, who seemed detected,
Upon solicitation she SAID hhe was the
daughter OF respectable parents Ia Can
ton, and that three weeks agOa prOmi'
mont man OF that town hedueed her un-
der promise OF marriage, Canton has
% reputation for that sort OF thing,
Terrified ~ what she had done she
came 10 this city aud went
into u house OF M fame. She
wrote letter 70 her father asking for
giyeneta, but le threatened TO shoot
her " she returned home. The keeper
OF the house thought that Mrs, Stuber
was holding TOO long u conversation
and bade her 90. She returned later,
bat was refuhed admittanee and report
cd the case 10 tho humane agent, who
sent an assistant there, but no met with
no success, Humane Agent Parmalee
IL determined 10 get The gin ont Of the
place aud put her Ia some good inatltu
ilou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Now that President Harrison has
bounced the only friend the soldier had
In this Administration, after he had
been endorsed by the National Admin.
ietratlon, II would aeem that the q. A..
II, 10 not knee high TO q grasshopper
In the estimation OF the gobble turkey
OF tho White House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
ATTENTION O. A. II.
Appropriate Action Suggested on the
Removal OF Corporal Tanner,

some Ringing Resolutions That Ought to
bs Passed, 10 Resent the Iaault ana
Outrage PeTpetra,ed BY the President
of tho United States, on the Men Who
Saved the Nation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

The Catholic Union Is doubtless
right when II says: "The Harrisons
refuse TO conform 10 the custom Of
ehnking hands with the crowd. In
1902 the crowd viii give the HarriSona
the grand ehake.'p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
FARMERS, SAVE MONEY,
By Purchasing HARNESS at
.H.C. C.WHITE'S,
No. 22 North Market 81.
WHITE carries the Largest and Best
Line OF HARNESS In Stark County,
He will save you money on every
purchase. augl6om
Administrator Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale a. public auo-
AIN miles north ot Masslllon half mile south Of Mo.
DonaldHvillc and four miles west OF New Berlin, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Sept, 1850,
NJ goods and chattcs OF aAld deceased. contaiipg
~ head OF horses, cows, head Of young cattle,
hoge 4 ahwB ana plR, Two horse wagon llpht
fuur.hOrlo wagon ono mower, one grain drlll corn
planter aud MARKER spring tooth harrow, = double
hArtuva one square harrow, plONa, shovel plowt
anu cast eooh, hand corn nhtler one pAfur coal
Nt0vq, wagon and buggy harness. log and COW chains
nay BY the ton, mud other articles too numerous "
mention.
Bale W commence ~ O'Clock D. M. Terms, pur-
Ehaaon amounting W three dollars or eu 10 no paid
eaahl above tnat sum nolca q sS monthA with two
approved aurcticp will bc taken.
AI4ll w. .n, BGAuUHER,
DANruL IloaaLnR, Auct'r AdmlnlatrAtor
Sept .. itbo.-dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

lot m wall The loss Of Tanner.
Let IN droop the folded banner,
Lot ua sing q aad huSannerl
In the soup Small Hon has Topped him,
When Tho 0fand Army ptoutly proppod him,
And now all the Reps have dropped hint
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

SENATOR SHERMAN had political
brass band serenRde In Washington
last evening, and he made a political
speech. lie did not mention Gov. For.
aker. Thhiis quite sad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Administrator Notice.

Noticn n hereby given that tho undersigned haa
l40u duly appointed and qualified Administrator
vim mo win annexed, of the eeinto Of Michael
kt1tlof. lnto OF stark county, Ohio, deceaged.
TT-' CAHP1gR ZENuLrR
Administrator, with will Annerod
Iiatda Aug. Bi. 1880. sep5-dw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

TIE best excuse, which is also n den.
milton OF lie, was that OF Queen
Elizabeth, when she said u lie is only
an intellectual method OF meeting q
difficulty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

( uyr- -Tuosday. August g7th. 1880 on the road
IA tttNuon Wlln0t and Beach CITY, brooch Load
hu shot gun. cloth cover. Finder viii bo rewarded
YloAvihH The aame ~ 20 South Cherry areet
a1pD' 'oWt JACOB oKtB,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
THE oRL's NAME.

The information reaches here at 4
o'clock from Cleveland from special
adyloea that the girls name IL Lizzie
Heinzerllng alias Pearl Golden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
PRnsornNoH.
twntlaa for mo Nnws.pnnSonArl }

Two angry lovers loving AIlll each othor
Her checks aname, white, e'on ~ death, his face
ono toon.odgod word has olaAhod against another
I'll softly one departs. Tho time OF grace
IA past Down on her knoos aho pobs-"doar God
700 late"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Remember That
SPANGLER
is HEADQUARTERS FOR HATS!

New goods arriving daily, and prices will be right
We will acknowledge no competition this Fall,
We have taken great pains to select our Stock and
consider it the best we have ever had
Our line of Neckwear will comprise all the new styles
and shapes and we think it will far exceed any of
our previous efforts,
E%- Remember that we lead them all with our Nam
moth Stock of Hats and Furnishing Goods.
Sole agents for the Knox and Youman Hats
Store closes p, m, except Monday at 9 and Satur
day at II p m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

White sails are aot. soft summer Winds are singing
light laughter clashes with tho low farewell
A soa Of lifted faces lie Ia trying
Aoycr 10 SEQ one face no loves TOO WE'LL
Into hor oyoa her hungry soul has loapod-too late
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
The Nphere.

Our boys had a practice game of
 ball last Sunday, just to keep their
 hand in. It is reported that the Hua- chucss are making preparations to come over To this city on Thauksgiy- ing Day and play a friendly game.
 We hope tha, the report is true and Il 0t game can toe arranged for that day. The Herald says that PhouiN wants to have a tournament at Tue son with the mines at that place and our boys This is all right, hu, what 's the matter with having the tourua- ment in this city? Are pheuiN arl Tucson the only two towns in the Territory. CT are we SD completely I>o- lated that there i> grave Gauger iu a,- tempting to hun, us up. Tucson !. getting a pretty large slice of the cake now and il strikes us tnat a- our boys went all ;he way to PheriS ,o sal,ed the Phemcaus should return the compliment, not tina, We have any thing against Tucson, but our bog, want to play on their own diamond and return the salting act with 'ar.a- ;ions. if possible. The extra eNpeu-c of coming on Ia ihis ciy wou'd be small and our visitors would be roy- ally treated. I, isn't lar flor Tucson to come and m all probability Hi-h.- and Camp Huachuca would enter sh, tournament and this arrangement would be satisfactory all around
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Promising uiRN.

From T. A Jones. who Ina, lceu Yuf to the Noon district, the Herald learns that the mining outlook in that see tiou i> becoming more promising each day. He says Layery < DouEher,y are opening up a splendid mine api one that promises Co prove very rich. about six miles west oi the >t. Patrick Their ledge extends acro-, the line into Sonora, and they have located and denounced other claim, Gpou j. in that State Mir. Jones mine. the King Solomon, is an extension oi the Lavery X Dougherty mine, on the American side. and promises ;o he- come good ore producer. George F. Rice is in partnership with him iu the King Solomon and they are pushing work yigorously.-Nogales Herald.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Summons.

n thc Justice Court os rrecinct No. One. county toc1;,1, Territory @, Arizona.
 l.e'r- John C. East7n, a Justice of the T,a-e.
 Dtr tIet.h.e, P'1.nGT, vs II. B. Nax>on. .,Ha aut. Action .ar debt; complaint tiled m my ..u-u and gH1l> is,uet
 The Territory 70. Arizona send, greeting: Iu II. B. Aa>~1u, d-.eu #luJ --h ou are here Hy ,-WmaueI and required to appear at my r-irc, lU Precinct No. one, count, pf Cuchi,e. ltrr.oy 9i Arizona. ;a answer the complaint ai r.t.a-9H. rav Ha H.- .a my 1.i-c within n.- .al -1oui. ;hi- summon, be served upon yol in .u- precinct; r served upon you with 3.. tll- precinct, u-r within ta.- county. ten aas-: utHcrHI-C within twenty day, exclusive ui i1c lay ai ~er.icei from he t.y 'hi, sum- H'u- Is served -pQu you.
 HH action tr5u-a. 70 recover judgment -.ia-' yor tar ,h- sum q. S74,j l.r work aa- -cr1re- performed for yuu at your rc- Ia--' l- alleged in plaintiffs complain. now an iie u uy Q'--e, t1 which you are referred for .1rrarr particulars, and costs of ,lit: and F.H are hereby uodael .ha, should you ilIl 10 az. car and answer within the lime ,.a-ed in this summons the plaintiff will appiy % the court :lr a judgment against you .3r said de- mlHI ani all costs.
 Given under my hand at my otncc in aid p.asMc, this 18th day Of October ISSo
 l0U> e. Es~uON.
 u5n-5w Justice 0. the Peace.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Constable's Sale.

Is gIru- Ci an eNy,-, on lsS-sd out of lus- uc- m C.. -stnr Court, oi Pr-c.nct No. I, county of h.se, ] cr ityry of AU1oua dated tac z-- -sN Q, October 1883, in a certain ac- ton aa .u .Au-he Iugr,t as iIlHtid recov- ere ja-Cu.en, against Frank Frary. defendant. for One Hundred and Erl ht dollars Gs ni and Fourteen and 4I-IOo dollars, CoSls 4 sult. on tac -Ist i v Of cto-er I55e ! have levied
 pom the following described property. to-Wit: r--t, o9 cert4n mining location or claim in t= Tombstone Mining di-trCt known as the f.-" Mineral mire situated about tNJ mics south Ci Tombstone; second, on eleven sacks of 0re at the ru.ne; ID rd.. ..on said Frank Fran interest in h. partnership or association known as the Undertakes AssociaIiOn of the city of Tombstone.
 No'Ca is hereby given that on Wednesday. tc i5'h day of N Ovrmber I83q al I2 o'clock M. Q, that d1y in front of the Court House m tl, -ty .. Iomt5tone, county oi Cochise. l si.. sei tli the -- Ht, title and interest of Frank fr.-y r and To ,he above de-c-ined property at public auction, for ,a,h n hand 10 the highest tna test bidder, 10 sausiy sad cNe~ulon and all costs
 Dated at Tombstone the 22I day ot OcioUer, I55S- =. T. CARR, Constable
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Constable's Sale.

B virtue Of an execution issu-d out of Justice John C. Fa-ton's Court Of No I Precnct -uln;y Of Cochi,e, Territory of Arizona dated he ze4 day of October. I83g iE certain action Nharrn Amelia IEquei as plaintiff. T. covered judgment gains, Thomas Frary defendant for N.a,.y-u.ue Dollars debt, and FoaTteen and -u-ICo dollars. costs of sult. on the 2Ist day of October. 1883. have levied uoon the following de~clucd iTopc. ly, tJ-~it. First, on a certain mining iOaatou or Ci i'm in the Tombstone Min fn4 1i..rilt known as Blue Mineral mine -itu- ited about two rira sluh oi Tombstone sec nEt, on eleven sacks Oi ore at the mine. tL. d or sad I1omis Frary interest IT the partner ship or association known l5 the Undertakers As-ociaJIon of the Ci,v oi Tombstone.
 Notice is hereby gwen tha, on Wednesday, lr- Sth day O. Nov, mb-r. 1889 at I2 o clock V. of that day n front O the Court House in the ely Of Tombstone county Of Cochis-. l will sell all the right, title and interest of Thomas Frlry in and 10 the anoye de7crhed property at 1u' iic auction for cash in hand, 10 the highest and best h.ddeT, 10 saJisfy said execution and ali costs.
 Dated at Tomb=tone the 2zd day of October. 1889. .. T. CARR, Constable
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Rrlocations by Wholesale.

We are credibly informed that parties left this city early Sunday morning last for Bisbee yith the intention oi relocating the Neptune group Of mines, in Warren district. These re- locations are made. we understand. on the theory that the Neptune mining company is foreign corporation and that it has no legal standing in this Territory by reason of failure to com ply with our laws in the filing of a cer- tifca,e of incorporation and the ap- pointment oi an agent 10 represent il in the Territory and that under the statute all its actions are void.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19

Tn recent article in the YoIth's Companion, on How to cure a coIi, the writer advises a hot lemonade to be taken a' bed time. l. is a danger ous treatment, especially during the severe cold weather of the winter months, as i, opens the pore, oi the skin and leaves tbe system in such condition that another and much more severe cold Is almost certain to be contracted. Many years constant Use and the experience oi thousands of persons of all age-, has fully dc monstrated that there is nothing bet ter for severe cold than Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It acts in per feet harmony with nature, relieves the lungs liquefies the tough. tenacious mucus, making it easier to eNpectOraie. and restores the system t0 strong and healthy condition. Fifty cent bottles for sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-19
Ssr,ls sr lhe Endsnment IIon.e E,pssed.

To those who believe that Mormons
 are good citizens we recommend the
 perusal of the following which !, taken from a salt Late dispatch
 In parotion for the coming nut
 nicipal election many applications for
 naturalization have been made here
 recently, and as objections are being
 made to the admission oi persons ac-
 ccp,ing the faith oi p"lEgamy nl ad-
 herring to o.her Mormon rue,-. o-.ar
 WI, set by the court -p 'rar inc lue.-
 ti,n. The a;toney- ior tho l... '.
 asserted that no Mo.m,u- Nho led
 taken oa.hs in the Endowment Ial-e could nc a goo! citizen, and testimony was ordered r,Earda- tIe n..- o' ,hcsc oa.h- John a .rat nc went ,hrauca ha In ment H.u-e in l>,D and v, Hi-.l 'r take an obligation v...h em. ..H him 10 ohey se- an.r.. t.,. cnareh e-reoany i4 opposition atac rnitel States. +. wa~ a..o r-tail.. to tate on oa-- to a,.r- .he Hood Joseph anl Hiram -mi. on this na-. tior. and -p teaca ,H'- .nm- clildrcn anl cii,i-.- ,hal.ca ,o the ls e,t --uesa,inu Nar.iu ? Ws-.n vn. took ,imi,ro oa.h abou i. me slime, said havus toIl ;. ?. r. r',l any secret. M- thr.a- I Ne .nt. and hi. bowels .au oa' IT, N death penalty inflicted @ n namel Green nuuyer .i r.a-- and when some Of .he uar- 'he band murierei Iahu W. Nnue they said ii he dil not -'. ag B. would be served the same var Ao- drew Cahaou swore 10 th- ,.me a.1i 4GYn, and said he to,s 're a,nt's ai- allegiance WAS .7 the na-m.u church rair-amy wa- a onnm.7d . of Gol and all mus. endorse ]. ar bel lanr., l. The ;eaciins at .h~ church is hostility 60 he hu~ %. ,ho lanI rnhoon hal heard he 'aaler- %. rae church pray for the overthrow ot ,He United State, government [ l. coa- mon for Wilio-l Woodruff .h present head of the church. 10 do all ,li- All he witnesses spoke of mnrlef' they had either seen or heard ,. in cou-e- luence of these os,hs.