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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
A 10000 FIRE.
Fart Of the Westinghouse Eloctrlo Light
Plant Destroyed,

PirwBuRd, Sept es.-A portion Of the
Westinghouse Electric oompany's plant,
known as the old building, ON Garrison
alley, was partially destroyed by Gre at
$3.50 o'clock last night The origin OF
the fire IL unknown and the total loss, as
estimated by ono of the company's OIL
oiNls during the progress of the conila.
grafton, will amount 10 over $4,000,
Tho whole plant is said 10 be covered by
insurance 10 the amount Of 100000, A
general alarm was sounded and eleven
engines were soon pouring streams Of
water ON the building Despite the of-
forts of the ilrcmen however, the blaze
shot up In livid sheets Of flame for many
feet above the roof, leaping out through
the skyligghts and illuminating tho
buildings around with lurid effect
Owing TO the fact that the company
had lately removed q portion of the plant
contained in the building TO their New
York establishment the amount of COM
buatiblo matter 20 bo yielded up 90 tho
flames was not 80 great ~ Il otherwise
would have been, but az II h the throo
topmost stories were completely do
stroycd, and the fine dynamos ON tho
first floor, TO the number of scvcnty-dvc,
though covered with blankets ana nm.
touched 10y the fire, were very much
damaged by wator They had been
boxed up preparatory 10 removal, One
estimate Of their value Is placed Mt
$4,000,
The fire Is supposed to have originated
ON the third iloor used ~ Btoreroom
for cnrbons Il is estimated that the
loss 10 the plant and building will
amount to about $4,000 fully covered
by insurance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
CANTON, OCT. oh, al BARNETT House
Masslllon, Oct, 10th, Mt Conrad House
Alliance, oct, llth, at Chase House



Thla eminent German npcoiall6t from Berlin
a0sitivelV cures ain diseases Ui The Eye, Ear
Nose Throat and lunga Ailer OIL OlhOM iNll, lie
hHa cured moro cnfeh Oi llllnducas, Deafness,
ealarh, Throat and Lung Dltepfri lllHh any
GTiro9iG Djsonsoa of the Eve. such
~ Gwuulnted Lids, Chrome Inflammation Oi
tho Lids OF the Iris, OF the Chotoid, Of lhc Ret
lnai ChiOnlo llccrntlons, hpnana OF tho LIDS,
CancerOt tho lids and Eye, Tears running over
tho Cheeks, Day aud Night llllnduesa, rulurnt
or MAttorng sore Eyes, G0nOfthOvnl Ophlhal-
mlu, Rod iilnlchci OF Brown ones un the Hall,
lhlyctonulnr Ophthnlmin, OppciliuN o. MIX
Whlloaplh on the Eye vlhlgonN or Cupplng
Sores, lielneil0f Edgra Ol Lids and EyCH, aud Hll
other diseases 20 which the eye or In nupcndHgca
are liable, p0tltlyo and rapid wrcguhlantccd,
Bar Trgublee are cured by nrNnlm IN an
astopiahlngy quick time, win relieve You
Of all roaring, hlaang aud ringing noises, hcayl.
moss, itehlua, pain, running Oi the cars WIN
'loso up hole in q drum Of illty years tlandinRi
viii inaort Arlinolnl Ear Drums Ol his own IN.
yontlon with aalonsahngly gratifying results.
Noae.-Dr Snlm has paid particular uttcn-
lOn tOdaonaoa 0f thia organ, lie positively Curcd
ho worst onaos OF CATAH HftfI, even IL the
bones have partly been eaten up, vmuyce 10.
ypuaby bic now method, without pHlni ctorca
he aena0 0f smell aud taste, Hnd ttuOych ietld
d0r ~ u rohult OF Cntnrrh In one setting,
Disonaea OF tho Ihront md Lungs
lrn cured, AMI moro Nalonlahlngly good results
have been obtained by Dr, snlm tlMu ly my
other phyllcinn IN tho world, Tie VIII tom0ye
fonslla without pain AMI loss NJ blood, VIII
euro your liberated ~ RipnulnlCl uOlu ihiQAti
restore your lOn or cracked voice ~ gOud H1
ever; guarantee alaO 10 curo Hay Fever, hHth-
ma, bronchitis, Winter aud Chronic Coughs.
De Snln has ON hlH record books cases Of tOn-
sumption which came 20 him with one lung or
parts Ot ono gOuO. llo has by hh treatment
hnllod up tha CayltloA IN their lungs, aud the
patiunH NOW bid fair 10 Uutlivc Hny one with
two lunFh,
HnF-G0 nudeco Dr. snlm NJ tha yalt, Con.
mliAtinn aud examination tliEE, Address Hll
communications 10 DIR. MORl1H BALM,
Columbus, Ohio,
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Oi tn0 F0iian National Alliance Ol North
America, has lott the city and taken
with him all tho funds Of the order,
Morgensiern was also the secretary Of
the Polish National Building and Loan
association and the financial manager Of
The Zgoda, an influential Polish weekly
paper, aud acted 40 an agent for real
estate owners and as passage and
transportation agent II isLeIieyed that
he has embezled from the building ~,
ISOLATION, the newspaper and tho real
estate owners aud passage agents, The
amount Of money lie has taken away Is
estimated at $4,000, The Polish National
Alliance Of North America Is q o0nied,
Grafton Of all the Polish political and
benevolent societies on this continent,
At tho annual convention Of the Polish
National alliance, held AZ hulialo last
week, MorgenRtern was candidate for
third term a. secretary aud was de-
feaied, lle immediately returned 10
Chicago aud drew out of the bank
G0,llO held In trust for lho Polish alll'
anee, Ito was last seen Tuesday morn
Ing, accompanied by his wife, on his
way TO the depot Of the Wisconsin Cen
trail raiirOad
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pIeREaARpEp ThE RuLEs.
Investigating the Cause ~ the Accident
that Ted a. tho Death of rive Persons,

inNpbtlENluE TIE thuap ~ tue ArrlNrui
that led 10 the Death Ut rive Persons,
CHICAGO, Sept 2s,-More than 100
witnesses filled the corridors leading 10
Judge Bakers court room and tho cor
oner'H office In the county building yes
to-day morning, they having been
summoned 10 testify Ia the inqueat ON
the bodies OF the HiX persons who were
killed In the Rock Island wreck NJ South
Englewood Tuesday night When the
court room doors were thrown open
there waR not q seat loft mOCcupied,
inside the bar were lawyers und hten-
Ographem, representing nearly ull the
persons who were Injured iu the acct
dent or the heirs si most Of those who
were killed, Attorneys were proaent
also representing the Rock Island rail-
way and the state Of Illinois,
The afternoon session was given 10 the
testimony Of five witnesses, all employees
of the railroad. They werol Thomas
Il, Stobbna, the switch tondcr Ia charge
Of the crossing signals at the time Of the
accidents Harry Parker brakeman Of the
frolghti y, =, Ellis, conductor Of the
passenger Churloi l., BuilOrd, conductor
Of the freight aud Frank Hull, con-
duct0r Of the Washington Heights
train, Their testimony went 10 show
that Engineer 1womhly, while probably
sober was directly responsible for the
tcirblo accident and that ho was dlTo,
gurding the rules Of tho company both
In running ahead Of time and disregard,
Ing the rod light on the Homaphoro,
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rnnr rrnnIn nrnmnrh.

FALL RIVER Sept 2s, by the capail.
Ing Of rowhoat In South WOtuppa
pond ycatcrduy Louis Dubois, aged %
years. Nathalie Dubois and hia niece.
aged ~, Mrs, George Michaud and her
daughter Leah MChOud, aged Z, and
R0sWnna Lcyitorc, aged 4, wcrcdrowncd,
Mary MiChNud was rescued, The party
had been across the pond for grapes and
were returning, Dubois is said 20 have
been drunk An empty whisky bottle
was found In the boat, The wator was
only five feet dcop whore tho accident
occurred Tho lNmontablo affair was
witnessed from shore, but although sew.
oml people started to the rescue only
one of the bouts occupants could bo
saved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

NEW YoRR, Sept, es-Thc delegates
from South and Central America 10 tho
international congress- to be- held NJ
Washington on oct a2 nest, visited scv.
Cral Of Che downtown oXchangca yoatcr.
day morning and were afterwards ontcr-
tainod NJ lunch at tho LAWYERS club In
tho Equitable building by ~ W, Scott,
vice president Of the Equitable Lifo Aa.
gurmicO society, who IL u member Of the
committee on reception ana entertain
mcnt Of tho delegates, In addition 10
the delegates there were present Mr., G.,
II. Flint, ono Of the United States dele,
gatoa; McRs, j, NJ. CchCllus and j, g.
Piem, Of the Spanish American union,
aud the residing consus Of the principal
Central aud South American countries,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Lnnlnn.inhn IlemnKah.

RALmau, N. g., Sept, gs Some days
ago Secretary OF War Proctor wrote
Governor lowlo In regard 10 the pro,
posed remOynlOf Geronimo and his band
OF Indiana from Mount Vernon barracks,
Alabama, to Western North Carolina,
To-day Governor Fowlo wrote q reply,
lie says that such settlement Of these
Indians IN North Carolina would create
great dlasataiaoti0n, particularly II
their location should be- In tho western
part Of the state on lands to bo purchased
from the Cherokee indians ~ proposed
by tho secretary Of war These lands,
lao anyA are not reservation lands, but
were bought from tho state by the
Chorol,ces, who are now low In number
aud will soon disappear and tho lands
win then be- settled by white people,
The governor, In conclusion, auggcala TO
Secretary Proctor that the Indians bo
colOnizcd In Vermont, certain portiona
Of that state being now abandoned by
the white population, Tho governor
informs The secretary tlHt no happier
spot could bo chosen for hr purpose,
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A Second TrlnI Necessary,

READING, Pa, Sept, 2s,-ln the cOsC
of John Jacobs against Eokcrt q Bro,
being an action 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages for Injuries sustained by the plain.
TIN In an iron furnace owned by the
defendants, was on trial all week In tho
common pleas court, this city, and yes
terdNy the jury came into court, after
having been out since . o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, without having been able
TO agree upon u verdict, The court dis
charged the jury, and another trial will
DO necessary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Lcilnr mnm M. I. scoll.

CHICAGO, Sept IS, s,-Congressmon w,
l., Scott has addressed n long letter from
Erie, Pa.. 10 Governor Flfor bonring on
the Spring Valley troubles, and claiming
that ho was warranted in competitive
market, He submits figures to show
that tho Spring Valley Coal company has
always paid relatively higher wages than
other mines, and asks the governor and
the public TO impartioly consider them
in refutation of mcallcd for and unjust
abuse, which the managers of the conn
panys property have been subjected 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

IluNTNupoN, Puo sept 2s,-sp sphraim
llnllctI, 10 wealthy farmer OF Allcnyillc,
was killed to-day hy a Pennsylvania
railroad train while attempting to drive
across the track rear horc,
w. B..Layton, Ogcd 10 years, Of Du.
pont, o., who stopped 0t q hotel here
last night intending 10 take train to-
day for Everett, Pa, was found dead Ia
his room this morning, having been
suirocatcd by gas, lie ia supposed 10
have blown out tho light instead Of turn
ing the gag of.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

EAsA0S, Pa, Sept es,-Onc Of the
largest blusts ever made In tho Lohigh
valley was fired At o'clock yesterday
afternoon ut the Glcndon Iron company
qunniCa about two miles from Enaton,
Several tunnels largo enough for q man
10 crawl IN and deposit powder were
made, worl, on which occupied several
months, Two car l0nds Of dynamite
powder were used aud touched oil by
electricity 10y u professor Of Lafayette
college, \ low, rumbling noise followed
aud down camo thousands Of tons OF
rock, without causing nm accident or
damaging the many buildings In the nd.
Joining country section,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 49, Attorney
General Rogers has made official demand
upon the following named parties for
the amounts stated below, and said 10
have been paid to them by state Treas.
uror Il. A. Burke out OF the interest of
1ss0.'Si.69 for alleged coupons; j, II,
Mccormick, $40, l9O Ashton Phelps,
S8, ,oSO Maurice j. Hart, S80,iGO and
Alfred Jardcl, $40 Mr. Jordcl at once
sent the amount claimed from him. The
attorney general has not received replies
p.,.,, tI,, ,th,F ,,nt,lt98
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
phIInleIrlIa capltalI.l. nrnnehIng out.

LEBANON, Pa, Sept ps,-Anumbcr Of
capitalists from Philadelphia and other
places met here yesterday and proceeded
10 Colobrook, where they inspected tho
Coleman furnaces, A company was
organized, with capital stock Of ~ ,OO0,-
900, for the manufacture Of electric
light, telegraph and telephone wires and
insulated tapes under u process II Is
understood that an extensive plant will
DO erected at Colebrook, work 20 bc COM
menced next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Cntnrrh Cnu and HHns Bcen
dmnnn LIZ LAr- Alnlnn

had nlwaya been told that catarh In the
head could mol bo cured, aud l had about come
10 the conclusion tiiat n was 10, after having
speciality OF discusses " the oyo, car nose and
throat Tho trouble In my head and nose, ~
wen ~ pain In the Ghost, allbcgnn nOwly 70 dis
appear during his treatment. Before ! began
With Dr. Selm lost all energy, appetite, became
puny and thin, but now, thanks 70 his alillful
treatment, am once more my old eolf-halO and
hearty. Mira, ELIgAnRTn MiLLRR,
RRgOrsvlle, TuscarAwaa County, Os
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

CHICAGO, Sept %. Tho work Of So
curing n jury in the Cronin trial was re.
sumcd ut p, m. OC the three men held
over night one was excused for cause,
one challenged peromptorily by the state
and ono by the defense, Twelve vonire
men were examined Seven wero eN-
cusod for cause, ono challenged per-
emptorily by tho state aud four tempo
rmily passed
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Thrown over nn ilmbnikmont.

BELLEToET, Pa, Sept 9s.---A train
on the LewiSburg and Tyrone railroad
yesterday struck COW and was thrown
from tho track about two miles from
here The engine and baggage oar were
carried down an embankmont, Two
persons were severely hurt and nearly
all those on the train were bruised and
batlprad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

CHICAGO, Sept, 2s.--A special to The
Herald from Bessemcr, Mich, says tho
reported escape Of "Blncls Bart with
other prisoners is utterly untrue In nd-
dition TO the jail being heavily guarded
there are several bulldogs about the jail
yard, and IL would bo impossible for any
ono TO ret nwny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

NEW York, Sept 2s, MIR and Mrs.
james G.. Blaine, Walker Blaine and
james G. Blaine, Jr,, have arrived in the
city, and went Immediately TO the Fifth
avenue hotel. Mr. Blaine remained In
his room and saw very few visitors. The
secretary and his party will go to Wash
ington to-day ON the limited express.
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Legal Notice.


lieury II, Gceiinh ot tal Deftg. J
Charles A, Dlmm, whose residence y qnkn9wn,
homa lty, indian Iorrtory, VIII take
noilen that on tho goth day Of july lbsO,
aaron Muinnw filed hla petition IN the I0nllnon
pIrna Court OF stark county, Ohl0 In Oasn NO UlnO
aenlnat Aald Dlmm, Gail md others praying i9r we
foreclosure nnd reformation OF morlHagn naue Dy
ilenry IA, UottlnH and WHO aud uhnftB a, ulnlln
uI MI na f, 40 a. a. 40. 40, a. az 10 and 90, VA
aettion 0he OF nellyuu addition 10 tho oly Of Chntonl
eonnty 0f ginrk and state 0f ohio, and ON lot Y ol
uantnn bolnR lot 1855 OF inlla Ann llUuuoln addl-
,an Ia aald city OF Canton, IN said county OF stark
and htatn of ohio, given 20 secure uopt 0n which Y
duo $1,000 with interest AZ eight per cent from July
wy Marty ia required 70 answer on or before Tho
OH day Of October, 1880 Or laIymmHans, MN, NY DC
"aSs suSib.Lw Ny ruAYHR a diisor, hh Ast'ys
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A second Lnnd Slide licarcd.

QUEpEc, Sept os,- There Ia another
iissurc In the overhanging cliff, and the
Kiosk, at the end Of the Duliern Ter
race, is gradually sinking over, II Is
generally believed that u few more days
Of rain or heavy frost will cause u second
land slide, Despite this, the city govern
ment is building u roadway over the
fallen rocks as Il the danger were over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 2S. Reports
Of rioting at Pratts mines were received
last night, and the Jefferson volunteers
were sent TO that place by special train.
II is said that the negroes are trying to
lynch MAXWELL who killed u negro
woman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Iast Aot I'M the Monntain Murdr,

WilgEanARRF, Pa, Sept es, The last
act Ia the mountain mnrlen 0f ihe 18th
OF last October, when faymaster Mo,
Clur6 aud Hugh Flanagan were killed
by Red,Nused Mike and his gang, came
t0 CLOSE yesterday afternoon, when
Francisco Chirlaoko, tho Philadelphia
dreasinaler, was released from jail,
ChirlaellO wns banker f0r the murderea,
aud handled some Of the money taken
from tho paymaater after tho murder,
lie was brought here last February and
indicted nB an accessory after the fact
lie wan used ~ q witness IN the trial OF
Red Nosed Mike, and hIA tehtlmoney
aided In aendng that rascal 10 tho gal
lows llObet j, Linden, chief OF the
Philadelphia PInkCrton force came here
Yesterday morning and told tho dlatrot
attorney that he lad no hope Of getting
lReylyino aud Nillala eNlrnlilod, They
were arrested In Italy, hul tho Italian
government refused % give them up,
and there a now no hope that they VIII
ever be tried Cor tho muNrr Ol Mcclure
and Flanagan, ChirlaclO was there
fore discharged and returned 10 hls home
In Philadelphia,
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failures occurring through.
out tho country during the last seven
days as reported TO II, G Dun & Co.,
number for the United States 1876 and
for Canada q, or total Of 1902 failures
~ compared with u total Of 1903 last
week and 1903 the week previous TO the
last For the corresponding week of last
year the figures were 800, made up OF
1S0 failures In the United States and 3l
in the Dominion of Canada.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

AZ plttsburg- rlttshurg, A. Philadelphia, o
Az Chicago Chicago, q; Now York, IL.
Az indianapolis Indianapolis, q; Boston, IN
At Cleveland Cleveland, III; Washington, u
AZ Kansas City-Konsas City, s. Cncin'
Nt brooklYn -Rcooklvn. o Ralilmora n
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nnllrond robbcra Plead Gnllty. 0'

SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. 2s. Fisher
and Nary, charged with robbing the Rio
Grnnde express at Thomson Springs,
Utah, several weeks ago, pleaded guilty
to-day and were sentenced to the peni-
tentiary,
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PTTTSBURG'S
JEWELRY STORE.
EspABLIsHnp lsdO,

Wo call attention 10 our "Pur-
ohasors' Aid Book" which wo
havo Just issued. II contains q
complete list OF what will DO found
in our stock, together with somo
useful hints and suggestions to
purchasers Of Wedding OF Holiday
GIFTS.
We mail II 10 any ono on appli-
cation.
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A MISSING SECRETARY.

Tho Polish National Alliance Of America
Out OF Funds ms u Consequence.
CHICAGO, Sept. 90. --IgantzN Morgen-
stern, until last week paner,l secratarv
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satNrday. the laIh dny oi Optobor, lss0

The following described real eslatol Aiuhted IN
tho township ~ TuseaIAwaa Cuuu y Of hAft, Rud
state ~ ONO, aud hnuWn ~ hrlnH uan nf tho
northeast quarter NJ section uLmhnf VI said town
thlp bounded aa fnuNhI Commencing 10 q stone
thl W the center " tho county read And ~ tho
northwest corner 0i lha lpi, hud ~ hddlehrfyH
th.l ilnni thtnoe hnuihi ihltty .One aud onn,hhlf
Wlhl Qrrlrei west Two (Rl chains hnd rlglilYsh
Vihl llnAh " pnat hrt on tho northwest bank Of
tnl NeWmhn'h ciueh M (ul rhAlna and seventy lyn
Chl lhts " port thonee NORTH, htlrtn '(ih) de-
Hfcra east, nyr rhhint and nluety nnr links IN n
Al0nH toe center nf said county road north, niiy-
f0nf aud three fduitha deHrura west Tour (ll chains
hnd thiItyrnNo (hnl luiA 10 tho place NJ beginning,
anl containing two AMI hye ono -hundredtht aofta
VI land
Appraised ~ e1b0,
sale 70 commence NJ one O'Clock y IN Terms
a, LEIsIEGFll, ahpriu,
MCMILLAN 4 OiyHS, Au'yt,
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Recommendations Made.

The commission makes number Of
recommendations, among them, that
jurisdiction Of all polygamous and
sexual olIenscs without regard to the
place committed within the territory DO
conferred on district courts; that the
term of imprisonment for unlawful co.
habitation be extended 10 at least two
years for the first and three years for
tho second oiTense; that IL bo made u
penal ofIcnse for any woman 10 ontor
into a marriage with any man knowing
him 10 have u wife living; that no per-
son who refuses to take the oath that ho
~ not a Mormon shall bo permitted TO
locate ON the public land; that congress
pass laws FOR the government Of the
public schools Of the territory. Tho
commission also asks power for new
registration of the territory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Public Schools.

In regard TO the public schools. the
commission is especially soliCitious, and
says that the legislature Of Utah, for
some time 10 come, can hardly abe
trusted to establish a system Of free
schools in sympathy with the enlghten.
ment OF the age" In regard TO immi-
grafton, the report saysi "Whilo. we
forbid the immigration Of the nom
proselytlng, peace-loving, dooilo China
man, because we fear u future danger
from his coming; while we forbid the
landing ON our shores Of contract labor
ers because they ohenpen wages Of
American citizens, and paupers
because they may become burden,
there Ia far greater reason for closing
our doors as nation and forbidding
citizenship 10 tho hordes, who are
brought here TO swell the ranks Of an
organized body which teaches them in
advance to hato the government Of the
United States, denounce It's executive,
law makers, judges and prosecutors ns
prosecutors, and instills into every mind
The constant teaching that their pre-.
tended revelations are more binding than
the highest and best laws Of the and,
and that resistance to such laws is u
virtue and n rendering Of obedience to
God How far short OF treason these
teachings are, we leave those who can to
answer"
In concluding, the commission says
that congress should take no backward
or even wavcring step in the enforce
ment of the laws against polygamy. The
report is signed by four OF the live COM
mlssioners--G. Il, Godfrey, chairman;
A, B. Williams, II. s, Bertson and Alvin
Saunders.