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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12
IN DEER LODGE
What Is Going On At the County Seat
Democratic Rally.
4 Great Fails Republican WA" ~ AnNi"us
tn ssst Wealthy at tbsc County,
ENossrm~~- Other Nsts~
and Gsss~~ip.

special correspondence of the standard.
DEER LODGE. sept. n.-Thc meeting
last might of tho Deer Lodge Democratic
club br,piIgllt together a. largs, and EN-
th,lsiastic crowd. There was some diiSal-
pointnncnt AT thu uoI'-al tDsarssnCs. al Mr..
Bnarman. who had been advertised a- tl".
speaker for thN. evening. Int who had
been detained at home 10y Illness. The
meeting was wei, entertained. however.
by the. Hon. ". e.. Humber and the Hon.
j. 4. Robinson. The speech Of Mr.. Rob
inson was especially interesting. His re-
view of the two parties in Montana was
full OF I'm" points. The. prosperity OF
Montana grew al, under democratic rule.
We had good laws and an ovcrfiowinx
treasury. and we got our railroads without
tn was under rcpa,i,licam rule. aud she was
- bcht-burticttcd territory. The first rcIaiiS
lican lcgislaturs, of Montana, the last ONE:
the territory annually in untold thousands
of dollars for EXPENSES ia carrying o,t
those laws. Mr.. Robinson sl,o,!id talk.
the stump. His pioneer "Reminiscences
would Inc a; treasure in themselves.
WIN. +. F,rny. clerk aud recorder. wen,
for the co'nimS election.
Mrs. w. II. -Tippct and her sister. Miss
Lizzie Kennedy of ~Jacksonvilie. Fla, Wis
tied Anaconda to-day tai see, tho works.
The ca~. of Albert X. Allen. charged
with stealing the bay mare of Henry Quinn
Ian. is set for hearing, on preliminary ex-
animation before Probate Judge Emerson
next Saturday at 10 o'clock.
DIR. e.. r. MtIssiglprOd of Warm Springs
IL in town to-day talking mining stocks.
James Stuart. clerk in the First National
Bank of Helena. IL over with his wife and
baby visiting his father, Samuel ID. Stuart.
The following eight new students have
arrived at the College of Montana during
the present week: Harry Willard of San
Francisco. Cal. John ID. Eaton of Brook
Ign. NJ w.. Herd Il. Smith of Harroishmrg
Ky., Miss Bessie wynnc of Virginia City.
Montana, and Edna Bowie Of PhilipsbnrR,
Montana.
The democracy Of Cottonwood township
has placed an the ticket for Justices of thu,
peace jeff Van liundy of Deer Lodge and
NJ. Baglcy of Champions: for constables,
McDanicls of Deer Lodge. Mr.. Van
Gundy il IL brother Of j. T.. Van .Gundy,
from away hack.
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ON TRIAL FOR MAhsLAUGHTeR.

Much interest," Taken in the Freeman Case
at boulder Other Gases.
special tai the standard.
BOULDER. Sept. 1.-THE most import
ant case of the present term OF the district
court. that of John II. Frccmat, charged
with mansla tighter. was ON trial to-day,
and attracted "a large crowd tai the court
room. Freeman H. charged with killing
Robert Hessticld at Radersburg. January
IL last. The territory was represented 10y
and Judge Sho.hrr, of Helena. The de-
Tense was represented 10y j. Warren
Toolc, of Helena. The regular panel was
exhausted and a special vcnirs. issued tr-
fore u jury WAS obtained. comprising the
following gentlemen: J. NJ. ID. Green. IL.
B. Bailey, John Hazlcton. l.. Taylor. w.
n. Dickinson, X. B: Wallace. j.: b.; Holt,
Jr.. }. ID. (;russbIrke, James T.. Leal,y.
James Perkins, Thomas Dunn and w. y.
Kaiser. The evidence submitted by
witnesses FOR the territory was direct
a saloon. and the dcfence will bc upon the
line of incidental hoinicidc, and will
claim that the defendant was under the
influence of liquor at the time of the trag-
edy. The evidence for the territory was
all submitted. except that of 4. J.. Shcp-
herd. in whose saloon the affair occurred.
and who, i'm answer tn questions of the
county attorney. declared upon the stand
to-day that he was drunk AT the time of
the shooting. He said he was always
drunk, and was slr,ink at the present
time. Judge Blake ordered him commit
ted for contempt until $3.50 tomorrow
morning. when hc will complete his testi-
mony. When the court adjourned at 4
o'clock evidence for the defence was he
ing taken.
Other eases were. disposed OF as follows:
Stephen L.. Hciscp ". Daniel McNeii;
the court announced Judgment for the de-
PENDANT with costs; Helena Lumber Co.
Pendants demurrer ovcr-ruled and leave
granted Ia file answer in thirty days.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
what the Three Railways Couverxiax Here
ARE Doing.

What the Three. Railways ConSerxi0H Here
are Doing.
Anaconda IL practically the junction of
three railway companies, the Union Pa
cific, the Northern Pacific and the Mon
tana Union. Its l0a.al business IL, of course,
confined tn the latter, while the other rom
panics divide the through business almost
equally. Until the past couple of years
the Union Pacific controlled ths. bsisiness
at this point, because. the branch reaching
hs.rs, was "a spur of that great system, hut
Union as john Union Pacific and NORTH
crn Pacific propcrty. the latter
s ss"s y ,h haas , ,ramsae''d DOM good
ordinarily people would consider Ana
tOnda ~ mere. way station OH the great
ti,"ro.gifar which touches u, hut when
of railway men employed i'm and about il
IL known, they must, ,perforct',~ acknowi-
edge. that IL n ono of the most important
railway points i'm Montana.
During the month of August the b,lsi-
ness at the station sls5,OuU.
the tonnage being 4.i,4Oi. For the present
month, if business continues as il has
been up to date, the figures just gwen will
Ia. exceeded considerably.
large force of men Is employed. MIR. =.
ID. l3cehN, tho agent, has eighteen men
under him, while the yard men under MIR.
about ri. La the running department,
which Is under Foreman Is. w. Johnson,
- men arr, employed. Five. engines are
in constant usc i'm the yard. three, on duty
days ana two on duty nights. In addition
to the number just noted, thers. arr -
men .,npioy.a in various capacities
nient and coal sheds. There
are over five miles of track ina the yard
constantly c,n.,loS.d i'm keepinS IL i'm re-
pair. Altogether the number of railroad
men employed at this point aggregate 125,
now under way arr. completed the total
force, will exceed No..
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Nor is The n..e 10 register.


George Irvine, "a snicltcr cmployc. and
one who il we'll known i'm this city. had AN
trow he has mo- desire Ia repeat. He was
hunting just west of the city, and locating
some game fired upon il. For some reason
the shotgun he was using hurst at the
brccrh. blowing tlH. barrel into pieces.
The conciission knocked him ssn-clcss,
and when lc recovered consciousness he
found that the only damage sustained was
"a slight injury tai the index finger OF his
right hand. The gun presented IA most
dilapidatsd appearances. and under the
circumstances MIR. Ervin's escape from
great injury was almost miraculous.
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Don't aeptss.f Ia register.
Connected with the s:r...., s,or,

MAMMOTH hor SPRINGS,
Park. Sept. III During the past "a hours
there has issn a great CONFUSION Of MAJ
tIr,,. and the subt.rraucou- c"oininotion
was followed by "A tremendous explosion
of gas and steam in the upper Geyscr
basin. A. "a result all the system il in
=ictiv.. outbreak, the large gsys"rs being
especially dcnonstratiys. "Giant' and
'GiautcsS" arr. in furious activity. :ts are
many others which have. long lain dor
mani and were supposed to- have become
extinct. Scientists explain that all of this
phenomenal oiitburst il directly con
n.ctsrl with the Atmosphere, and sui,nar-
inc Demonstrations of the great storm
that prevailed along the Atlantis coast
simultaneously yesterday.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record at th" THERMOMETERS in
this city il Is.Iprtcti 10y a. i. Playter.
druggist. First street. The record for yes
terlay was: . "a. M. Nj degrees; II M. tHs
degrees: 4 y. M. '5 ds'Hrss.s: = y. M. AZ
sleRrss.s.
Subscriptions Ia The S'os,Iossf "iH he -
~eirei at the business office. az at the store of
trockcf e king. Nam street. -Idrrrftsi"g
yufcs ran b~ troyned at the business oDf''.
Ydati0srf building. co'""r "f Mn" ""d
Third ~sf,srfs.
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& CONNELL
Mercantile Co.
Special Bargains for
This Week..
PLUSHES


Silk Plush, IS and IS in.
wide at soc per yard, worth
ooc and 81. "a in. extra
goods at 81 per yard, well
worth $50.
SILKS.
Black Faile Silk at 75c,
for this week only. Colored
Faile at CSC per yard.
Black Rhadame Silk for
87Hc per yard. This silk
is actually worth $3.50. We
cannot replace the same
silk for SI.2O.
Surah Silk in all the new
evening shades ut 4oc per
yard.
Newlineo ColOred Satecns
at soc per yard.
MEN, DRESS GOODS.
Direct from Paris. All
wool Tricot, 40 inches wide
at soc.
All wool Ladies Cloth.
40 inches wide Ca nice line
of shades) at soc per yard.
Fine all wool imported
Ladies' Cloth, 81 in. wide,
at 75c per yard.
Wool Surah in all the
newest fall shades, 40 in.
wide, at soc per yard.
New goods arriving daily
in every department.
ESTEC a C0NNELL, MR. m
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special to the standard.
DEER LODGE, Mont. Sept. 1l.-1'his
evening a. little after 4 o'clock. all The
shelving ON one side. of tho City Drug
store, belonging to j. III. Owing, gave
way and fell into the middle of the floor,
breaking bottles and smashing up the
show cases. The contents of the shelves
are scattered over the floor i'm IL badly
damaged condition. just what the loss
will te cannot bc told at present.
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Keeping Up Their COu rsaws.

STNfHI a IN SCaSIfulIfu.
BUTTE, sept. 11.-Thc republicans held
a big demonstration here tonight i'm
honor Of the visit of Hon. =. &. Power
and Col. Sanders. The different republic
can clubs of the city assembled i'm South
Butte and headed by two bands and the
carriages containing the distinguished
of the party, marched through
the principal streets with flags flying and
torches blazing. There were about four
hundred men and BOYS i'm the procession
which halted at the pavilion where Mr..
Power. Col. sanders and others made adj
dresses.
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Notice.

All accounts due the Water Company
snust isr paid AT their office. in the Standard
building before the 18th of each month.
for the preceding month. or expense Of
collecting will d. added. and the service
stopped. Hereafter, the published rcgiI-
cations of the company including the fore
going. will Ia rigidly enforced. Office hours
> "a. IN. tn u D.. IN. ID. r. H~NLLAHAN, Sec.
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CHARGED WITH CRooksDNEss.

Doing- Of az Great Pals Republican. Who
Wants to hr County Trra-urrr.
special t. the standard.
GREAT FALLS. Sept. IA scandal com
nctt.d with tho registry of voters here IL
causing much comment in town. D. r.
Mrtlclland, who WAS registry agent. re-
signed on being nominated for county
treasurer 10y the Republican,. He pre-
scented IA bill for Sl46..5. charging - cents
each for So names. Ii turns Snit that this
was an ov~''rs,harge OF S@,.o, beca.I-. tho
agent shall receive more than 80 per day.
whether paid 10y the name or by tinie. As
entitled at most tai SO. The county COM
missioncr- were aware. of this provision.
but were so partisan AS to violate il.
The republican journals are rss-rt'plb-
fishing criticisms ON Hon. j. Il. Toole,
which wcrs, made three years ago. Such
w"rtSiass and IS rrsar,lcd "s a las, Ics-
ls.ratc resource OF the opposition. MIR.
"oolc now stands high i'm the good opinion
public services tai this region are so mani
fest that nothing can shake his popularity.
enthusiastic welcome here and i'm Benton.
Notes from M~i--oula.
Special tn the STANDARD.
MIssoULA. Sept. 1l.-Hazel, the infant
daughter of Mayor John l.. Sloane, died
at an early hour this morning. The
funeral will bs. held tomorrow at = n. IN.
ing filed by the Washington 4 Idaho line
against the Northern Pacific.
George Albrcicht, arrested here for
stealing IA yalise from the hodge, house.
to-day confessed to theft i'm both Helena
and PhilipsburR. He says that the clothes
he stole i'm one robbery, amounting to
sixty dollars, are now at "a Helena pawn
shop. He will be turned over To the
Helena officials when his term expires
here.
The registration of votes is rcacffnx the
greatest number that anyone expected.
Tonight 915 names are enrolled and Oh
Saturday there will be at least LOO.
IL now appears that Cosllers, the Indian
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The foot race. announced for this after
noon is postponed until i::D o'clock Sat.
nrtlay afternoon, one of the participants
i'm the race. being sick to-day.
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killed by the sheriff's posse during the
Int. excitement. confessed before his
death tn the murder of "a Swedish miner
near HOrscplains and to conspiracy In
other ,nVlrtlssrS.
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A design for n new postage-stanp has
been designed 10y u ~. Louis printing
house and sent broadcast over the conn
try for approval. II is N green stamp, two
inches square. and contains the portrait
of John l.. Sullivan. the sluggcr. On the
top are the words, ~. -. Our Country
Champion" and on the bottom. "Too
Big tai Be Licked"
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The Atinnt~mn HOUSE.

A. j. Blk. proprietor Of the Grand Cen
trial Hotel. has decided to change the
hereafter he known to the public as the
At1antean House.
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& ss,al.

The Montana Lumber 4 Produce com
paIsy arr % receiving large consign-
ments of l<.liigll. stove. and nut, Colorado,
anthracite and Rock Springs coal selected
especially for family use, which they ARE
prepared tai furnish tai Consumers at hot
load.
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In consequence of the slow sale al
tickets the atiic for James Ricl.y's horss
and buggy. which was tai have akcnp place
to-day. has been postponed.
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The mrmher> of ~. Marks guild will
meet this afternoon AT = O'clnck. at the
residence of Mrs. l.. A. King. corner of
Cherry and Fifth streets.
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ABOUT THE CITY

The registry in this city ran mp tn 1.s43
AT 10 O'clock last night. The opinion pre-
walls that Anaconda vot" will reach u
round two thousand.
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OThe Eryes q Council Mercantile Com
/any IL dow offering plushs.s Ina all shades
tcr n cents.
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Important tai Cigar ~lDealer.
II you want to suit your customers i'm
cigars. get them made to order az ~;
Oak streets, Anaconda, Mont.
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Mr.. Chant. piano tuner. from the well
known firm of Estey x Camp, Chicago. il
making "a short stay i'm Butte. and will visit
Anaconda next week. Orders for tuning
should hc sent cArs. Montana Hotel.
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Notice..

The undersigned, having discontinued
his business, hereby authorizes Mr.. ". II.
Morley To collect all outstanding bills and
give receipts for the same. WIN. SUFFER-.
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ns.sslay morning. desires to inform the
public that for the present his office il
with Judge Fitzgerald ON First street.
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Ladies'. call and see those ~ cent
pushes now ON sale at the Estes Il Con-
nell Mercantile Co.'s.
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See that pour a0ne is registered.
Then She Fired Her.sif.

Bur,l,iir In i,roukiyn Eagle.
"!Encas, DEAR murnured the beautiful
queen of Carthage, this state, as one sum-
mcr eve, with expensive tlbo,ight, they
wandered on the suRar-bcct shorc-
''sEpcas."
"Sps.ak, queen of the seas" the goddess
born replied; ''sIcak on; was whilst her
hahcn. gchapt habcn already
"Tcii me one thing..'' she said. and her
wistful eyes looked up into his like dreams
of starlight and one thing and another;
tell me one thing"
"But one. Phrniciau Dido: A thotl-
sand" he replied; "cone cheaper; thirty
oil for all orders over BOO"
"Nay." said the unhappy queen: 'but
one"
.Unus, stsl "A BUSTER" said the pio,s
.Encas. quoting from .Esop's grammar,
which he had read when "a boy; '.or, a
sollakcr: cyther TX correct"
Silent u moment was the wrctchctl
queen, and then she spakG her thought:
''lf u billy goat il n butter-" -Encas
rs.~pondit non. sssl looked at her as
though he had been canght between third
and home, and she went on. "Vould you
call "a nanny goat "a btttrssss:
He, with strange frenzy fired. said that
he just remembered il was lodge light.
and with h~cadlong haste hc sneaked
aboard the first grip outward bound he
saw. and beat his way to- Rome, 10y way Of
Hcrkimcr.
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A grand hall will Ia given this evening
at the Anaconda ancing hall. corner of
Fourth and Chestnut streets. FIRST class
music. will IN. i'm attendance and u general
invitation H. extended to the. public.
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Carrying lsal,is. q. a.. -.

Heretofore the Russian railways have
been in the habit Of transporting small
children by express to orphans and
foundlings' a~syluins. This custom has
just been abolished. however, ON account
or eight babies would br forwarded &. q.
ID. i'm one basket. As the asylurus refused
tn pay the express charges the railway
companies and the government seldom. IL
ever, get paid for their pains il carrying
and caring for the babies.
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SEPTEN r.
Arrival, and Departure of Mails

MNIIS DEPART pAIiN fsi
lhrr ledge. Helena and ls,ints North
AMI Nest az Helena -.-..----.,.. SUI y ".
Rattle CIV. N,ut .--... ...-...-- to.1, \. NJ.
ANIL Nirnn.s.aa - "'''," $40 y. NJ.
AMI W,.,i..I, states -. s.iO d. NJ.
sarr,,,I l!D y. NJ.
cable and I.>u.n.s.s. up A.. VI. Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday.
MAILS ARRIVE DAILY FtoN
PAS, and l;,.,t.. I0.sO 4. NJ.
Helena and deer tssdrc .-.-......- I.E, y. ".
i,,ttc lily Ntru, 5.g q. NJ.
m ,niuts >,riL and FAST 81, T.. NJ.
Carroll ....----.- &c. S-s,k. W.
Gable and iyrrnsc>. t.Up J.. NJ. Tuesdays. Thnrs-
day, saturday.
All mails cI.,s,. ~ minutes ,s.for,. departure.
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In thc police court yesterday. Frank
Jones WAS arrnignsd for disturbing the
peace and resisting AN officer. A. he
wanted certain witnesses to disprove tine
charges, and they were. not immediately
forthcoming, his hearing was postponed
until to-day.
Deer Lodge held its precinct convention
On the evening of the 1OtlI, and made
nominations az olIows: For Justices of
the peace. jeff Van Gundy, Deer Lodge:
NJ. Baglcy, tro Fine; for sonstabls's. q.
w. Mcdaniel. Deer Lodge; w. IL. Matlic-
son, tbro Elmo.
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PERSONAL

See that your name is registered.
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a Drug Stors. Pied.

T-nkess you register you connof rots
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FoRNINsT GILLMoR.

Mr. Moyle offered evidence that Gillmor
the patriot, had once been convicted of
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon,
and the court adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock
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Electric Rlttpra.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 80 cents and 81 per
bottle at A. c. Smith & Co.'s drug store. 5
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Peculiar

In the combination, proportion and prep
aration of its ingredients, Hoods sarsa-
parilla accomplishes cures where other
preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in its
good name at home, which is ''tower of
strength abroad" peculiar in the phenome-
nal sales it has attained. Hoods sarsa-
parilla is the most successful medicine for
purifying the blood, giving strength, and
creating an appetite. 25S
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, causing intense itching when
warn. This form, as well as blind, bleed
ing and protruding, yield at once to Dr.
Bosanco's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
rectly on the parts affected, absorbs tu-
mors, allays itching and effects perma-
nent cure. SOC. Druggists or mail; trea-
tise free. DIR. Bosanco, Piqua, o. Sold by
z. G. M. l. drug store.
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SEA FOOD.
METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov 10, 1889.
(Sigual Service, U. SAL

Max. temp, SO; min. temp. 3i5
Mean temp, 40; for ~ years, So excess s.
Excess of temp. since January I, 1889, 262.
Deficiency of temp. since November |, 1882 g.
Rainfall, 0.O0 inches; mean daily, 13 years.
o.05 inches; deficiency, 0.0j inches.
Deficiency Of rainfall since January /, 1880, e29
inches.
0.S5 inches
p. H FITZMAURICE,
Sergeant Signal Corps
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SPENCER CLAwsON.

am member of the Mormon church,
and reside in this city. Have lived here
thirty-seven years. l never took an oath
of hostility against the government of the
United States. Have been through the
Endowment house.
To Dickson-There was nothing said
about avenging the blood of the prophets
when required
"You are member of the church now7"
yes
"That is ALL"
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The face of humanity displays fewer
pimples than formerly. Reason-Glenn's
Sulphur soap.
"Hilrs Hair and Whisl1er Dye" black OF
brown, SOC.
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USE NUNN,s BLACK eli, BALsAM

For diphtheria. Sure cure. In blue boxes.
Fifty cents at druggists and DR.. Mum, Il
w. First South, Salt Lake city.
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Q.-Do you know of the law of Congress
of 1862, prohibiting polygamya
Al do.
Q-You stated that the Mormon people,
as community, were lawabiding; do they
abide the law2
A.-To the best of my knowledge, they
do, as community. l believe there are
exceptions. have heard of several.
Q.-Is it not fundamental doctrine that
this law should be disobeyed!
A.-Polygamy is a fundamental doctrine
of their religion. / have not been in a po-
sition to knotu whether Brigham Young
controls the elections or not. In 1866 there
was an opposition ticket. 1 voted the
regular ticket Bishop Edwin d. Woolley
ran for councilman or alderman, in place
of Jeter Clinton, and was elected.
Odd Mr.. Woolley ever act in the ca
pacity to which he was elected
Al think not
Q.-Do you know why he did not act
A.-No. 1 did not know ! have voted
but once in the territory.
Redirect.
Q.-What person on the regular ticket
was defeated by the opposition
A.-LeGrand Young, who is now my law
partner and a nephew of Brigham Young.
Re-cross.
Q.-Was President Young in favor OF
LeGrand Young's election 2
Al do not know my impression was
that he was in favor of it.