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Attempted Burglary.

This morning about two O'Clock
Mr.. w. B. Dougall, whose residence
10 at 40 n. West Temple 81, was
awakened by q noise at the window
Of the bedroom and, on rising 70 find
the cause, was astonished to see q
man on the back kitchen porch,
with o short erowbar in his hand,
trying the kitchen door and win
dows with the object Of gaining an
entrance. Having no weapon with
in reach at the time, Mr.. Dougall
gave . yell at the villain who
hastily made of and when last seen
was making his way southwark
towards the Valley House corner.
It would be q public benz fit II
some Of these fellows could be made
the recipients Of q good dose Of buck
shot in the lower limbs on such &C.
casipns. High taxation coesn',
seem to increase personal safety Be
far as the police are concerned
However, the officers ARE supposed
to be rushing after the burglar with
their hair streaming in the wind
and their coat tails on q horizontal
bee line behind them.
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THE LADIES, CO-OPEDATIvE
INSTITUTION.

THE ladies who arc undertaking
10 sstabliah . mercantile and manu.
fActuring enterprise have our bet
wishes for SUCCESS. One feature
alone ought to bring them moral
and substantial support-ths dreas-
making department. II ought 70
provide employment for quite Q
number Of young women and girls,
who can recsive proper instruction
In the drsDmaking art. Owing 70
TIE scarcity Of tboss who ars FAINT
liar With it, intzicacies, the peicss
are extravagantly high, the ma
teFials for female apparel bsiIg Of
secondary moment to the expsnss
ofmaking them up; bsaides the an
noyancs Of having to VAN for
vssks, MOI to ~ months, b.
foee . garment can b obtained
ftom he hands Of the ovsrworksd
dFsomaker, Who, - . rule, II she
b competent has an intsrminabje
amount OF orden ahsad. ifths ..
tsfpeidng ladis Who have undsr.
taken 70 establish . co-opssaeivs
and mannfActurinG institution ON
relieve the stfain on thb on
hnsch of industry aloss hep vill
hseeat the eommanity. Even u
ths1r sdoeh wses coannsd 10 that
bsaneh only vs belIsve n apuh b
nA6s b ~ handosma1y.
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mistaken, the present "Liberal"
Probate Judge Of Toosls County,
was then the Justice at Tooele who
lie said TO have made this extrasf-
binary statement. Hon. p. n.
Lyman most emphaticalIy denies
ever having given any such advice
to any Justice - stated in the above
extract, and never heard Of this til
we questioned him. And how b IL
that the Justices Of the Peace for
all those precincD named were
"Mormons" If the Liberals" were
in the m.jority7 II they were
elected, the Enormous" must have
elected them and had . majority OF
votes SO to do. II they were ap-
pointed by the County Court, that
was all Liberal" but one msmber
out Of four, and would not appoint
q .Mormon" under any considera-
ton.
Then again, II the Justices oil the
Peace refused to do their duty, Why
were they not mandamused BY the
ssLiberals," who had the county
treasury In their control and dia
not scruple to use 1t when they
wished?
The more this new fabrication 10
sifted the more absurd It appsan.
And the author Of IL nys this was
told him .'in substance" BY Thee
dore Burmestsr. Wedo not believ.
that Mr.. Burmester ever committru
himself to any such stun - that.
We happen to know something
about that gentleman's connection
with the election Affairs Of 1878 In
Tooele which renden this story
about his making such . statement
next to impossible. 'In substance
is the saving clause by which the
same clumry hand that forged the
story about the one hundred ano
fifty "Liberal" votes, on the alleged
authority Of Ga reliable old woman
no, not that, this time-''a gentle.
man from Tooele"-seeks 70 protect
himself lest he ind he IL under An
other ''misapprehension."
He always puts his foot in 1t when
he comes to give specifications,
names, dates or proofs Of any kind
His forte Is mendacious generalities
He is more in the mud now than be
was in the mire when attempting Il
substantiate his one hundred anq
fifty "Liberal" votes fiction. As tt
his blackguardism Of the NEWS, thai
is 30 stale that 1t does not count y
all. He long ago exhausted hil
stock OF expletives. He could No
say anything worse Of US than eom'
of his own party say Of him. An.
We repeat, that If all the lies toll
about the Peoples Party in Tooel'
were true, it would be no justifica
ton Of the "Liberal" frauds, fol
which all his nonsense IL . miserabl,
apology.
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Eagle Gate Changes.

The stone pIllan Of the Eagle
Gate at the head Of First East
Street, which have been in position
aimee 1853, supporting that emblem
Of liberty, the famous eagle. are
now being taken down, preparatory
70 the erection Of more lofty and
sightly supports. The work b going
rsridiy ON and the old bird will soon
be rein.tased on its accustomed
rsnrch
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Police Alarm Boxes.

The police alarm boxes are being
rapidly placed In position. The fol.
lowing were put In yesterday:
Box l2west Temple and Fir.
South streets
Box l3-Second South and Main
streets.
Box I4-Third South and State
streets.
Box 25-Eighth South and Main
streets,
Boz 23-Eighih South and Fifth
East streets
Box 3S-A and Third streets.
Box 24-BIigham and Seventh Eas:
streets.
Box Sl-Center and Peach streets.
Box 2l-Union Pacific depot.
Box I5-Rio Grande Western depot.
Others are being put in, and it is
expected that the whole system will
be In working order within q week.
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Police Court.

The following violatorr Of law
were before Judge Laney this morn
ing:
Ephraim Kelly Wa sentenced 70
fifteen days. at hard labor for drunk
enness.
Thomas Mahoney and Oscar Red.
wall were sentenced 10 i've days
imprisonment for similar offense.
A drunken soldier left IS for his
appearance when wanted, he failed
to appear and the amount was
forfeited.
George Nelson is in Jail awaiting
q hearing on the charge Of vag-
rancy.
William Young was arraigned
for the same ofiense.
Frank Nelson 10 under arrest fol-
vagrancy.
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elaim 70 believe IN The eppsazancs d
this Jssus and there are very Nv Of
~ educated, industrious Indians Who
YIN ~ that they do no< bs'isvs IN H.
Tho Oh Indians Owe out thaf, Il any
q the indians do not bslisve In this
new religion, sickness, misSbrturs, nd
nay 10 death, VIII b visited upon
themsslves and families.
as I can md but three educated
Indians who win frankly ~ they do
mot believe In this Jesus, and 1t Was
With some urging that I got them to
commit thsmsslves.
"Whas gave riss 70 this nsw belisf
Tam incompetent 70 say. The origin
Of IL 10 % vague, % unauthsuticatsd,
there II NO doubt ie originated in the
minds Of the Indians who made uss
Of Christ - . figurehsad in order 70
mako this now religion more sccspt-
able 70 the educated Indians and st the
same time hold their allegiance 70
their own tribe ~ such, nursing the
belief that the Indians are and have
been an abused and downtrodden rses,
and that this Jesus would ave them
and bring them out Of their troubles.
There ID no doubt that the MAN ideas
have been taken from tho Bible -
taught 70 them through ignorant In
tsrprseers, and BY those Who did not
fe,ly understand The Scriptures them.
selves.
"The idea that this Is the same Jesus
that came upon the earth over 1900
years ago, and that instead Of their
going to his written word, which tells
them all they know about Him, they
will believe the vague rumors and pay
out money to send members Of their
tribe TO inquire about Jesus, and they
come back and say that He says He
appeared upon the earth once before
and came ss . little child, and the
white people treated Him badly and
crucined Him, and now He has come
to save the Indians II they will believe
on Him-All this has been taught
them, yet they do not seem TO under
stand that Jesus is ever near them,
knocking at the door Of their hearts
and that they need not take pilgrim
ago to the northeast corner Of Wash
ington Territory 20 ind Him, the
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With the Sioux. In which Foster
aid the whole trouble W. IN the
fhct that the Indians are Starving.
Give them enough to eat and there
viii b no further trouble.
Amer . long d;scunion The resoIu.
ton pnnsed. Then the election bill
Wa taken up and Pugh addressed
the Senate In opposition 10 u.
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NAxsES,s EXPEDITION.

DIR. NANeEN'0 vessel in which
he hopes to reach the North Pole =
go constructed that the ice fioss viii
lift her out Of the water ON the top
Of the ice. The bold navigator viii
be followed by only . dosen men
and he calcnlstes that 1t viii. take
him STOUT three jean TO drift from
the islands Of Few Siberia aczuo
the North Pole and down to the
other side, 70 the southssn end Of
Greenland. The veal win carry
proviaons for Ave ysazs vsyses.
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SOMETHING PHESONINAL.

The Springfield, Me-, Rspu5sieon
has the following editorial para
graph:
There Ia something phenomenal in
the work Of the Mormon Church. As
1t Is compelled by tho moral sentiment
Of the world and legal enactments TO
abandon plural marriage, instead Of
being crippled and subdued, its efforts
to grow in membership and influence
arc redoubled. Its emissaries are sent
TO all the Christian countries Of Europe
and to all paris Of the United States,
and in this country, il not abroad, with
wonderful fortitude withstood all sorts
Of hardships imposed upon them by .
hostile people. Their success in max
ing proselytes in the face Of such
bitter opposition is something wonder
full and can only be accounted for in
the fact that they select for their fields
Of operation, communities where the
greatest ignorance prevails and the
people are most impossible. Even
with this advantage, their success in
proselyting in something wonderful"
The Democrat makes . common
mistake In supposing that "Mor-
mon" missionaries select" places
where the people are Ignorant. !"
Their mission 10 TO all the world
and 70 "preach the gospel 10 every
creature" II the wise and mighty
and noble and wealthy of this world
do not choose TO accept their mes
sage, but "the common people hear
them gladly" a. they did the
Savior and disciples Of old, who
preached the same gospel, are the
preacher to be blamed for that?
But the Democrat merely repeats
another common error when It
states that the converts to "Mor-
monism" arc Ignorant" Investi-
CATION would show that they arc the
more intelligent portion Of their
class. They are chiefly working
people, but such - have investi-
gated religious doctrines and are
familiar with the Scriptures. They
accept "Aormonism" from con-
victien Of its truth and it harmony
with the Bible, and they manifest
their fAith BY their works in leaving
the places Of their birth to gather
with the Saints and cast In their
lot With . penscuted and oppressed
people. In this they exhibit both
discrimination and intellige
Il 10 true the missionary work Of
the "MoFmon" Elders IL something
wonderful. without fee or hope Of
earthly reward they 20 10 .'ths ends
Of the Earth" when appointed. 10
preach an unwelcome Gospel. in the
midst Of intenss hostility and often
Of bodily danger, and, suffering al
kinds Of privation, they rursas their
work cheerfsily and usually rsturn
home In safety and homer, AFTER
giving from one or tive 10 ave ysars
Of their lives and labors gratuitsusly
for the love Of mankind and The
glory Of God. There d nothing
like Il in the annals Of prosslytism,
except the mission Of the Apostles
and Eden Of the early Christian
Church. Some day their patient
and Trustworthy efforts and Is-
Variable self-sachf,ce will b duly
spprseisssd and receive is appro-
PIRATE reward.
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Unaaishea Basiaess In the Heass
Of 8epreseniasives.

Unaaishea Basisess In the Hesss
Of representative.
WAsHINorox, Dec. A. The
President has reappoint<d Joseph
T. Jacobs, Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
member Of the board Of Indian
commissioner.
In the House, ~ unfinished bust
ness In the morning. was q bill for
the punishment Of every guardian,
couservators tutor, or other judiciary
agent for the embezxlement Of PEN
sious ofa ward.
The previous question was ord
ered-yeas lis, nays 81, and the bill
On motion Of Morrow, Of Cal, the
House went into committee Of the
whole on the psnsion appropriation
bill.
SENATE.
WAsHIuGroN, Dec. 4.-Among
The biIh introduced and referred
va one for Q permanent taTi6 COM
mission and one Thy 6tewart) for
the ftes and unlimited use Of silver
sepator Quay yesterday Intro.
duced . bill granting all pefsons on
~ pepsIon list or hereafter placed
On II Who lost both eyesor both fbst,or
vho otherwise were totally disabled,
\ pension ofSi00 per mouth; also 70
III perpons Who lost an arm at the
shouIder Or . leg q the hip, $50 .
month; and 10 thoss Who lot an arm
belov the elbow or leg below the
knee. SIS . month.
10 fhoss Who loR . hand or fost OF
vors totally disabled in the
sams, $50 . month. The I'LL pso-
vidrs lurthsr that peFsons Who con-
trnctsd SwsoT mor6 disabilities shall
receive . sum per month equal b
the total Of ratss for all VI the DID,
hilitieo mentioned.
The Joint resolution rspoRted
yssesrday by HAHIey, 3 inuo asms
10 North D6kota and b Eebfnska,
~ taken up! HAwlsy urged the
necsshty q Dsompt action.
vooehegs good a interview
VIII 0Slse.ss Ess1s.s e oAia g.
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General Miles.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-General Miles
said this morning he would go In q
day or two to direct the military ar
rangements In the Indian country.
The general said he had overwhelm-
ing evidence that the Indians had
been suffering for want Of food for
two years and that one principal
cause Of their dissatisfaction was In
this fact.
One object of his visit to Washing
ton was to urge the necessity Of an
immediate relief order sent from the
Interior Department 20 the Indian
agents, instructing them during the
Indian troubles "a obey the orders
Of the military o6icer, commanding
the troops on the reservation.
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Another Victim q Paralysis.

wAsHIxaroE, Dec. 4. DR..
Jedediah II. Baxter, surgeon-gene-
raj Of the army was stricken with
paralysis last Monday and died this
morning. He never gained con-
sciousness after the attack.
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The Par.ellites want He CsDPrs

LONDON, Dec. AT . causus
this morning of the opponents OF
Parnell, . resolution was adopted
not to accept the Clancy compro-
mise which would be offered at TO-
days meeting, but to force mafters
70 . decisive Issue forthwith.
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rhef NJ nfamends.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. THE de-
tectives are puzzled by the theft Of
ten thousand dollars' worth OF dia-
mouds, belonging to Mn. Kirk
Brewer. from q private box In the
safe deposit.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. l.-Sena-
tor Stauford's famous trotting sire.
fElectioneer" died yesterday.
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Aav..ss.s sne Railway Bates.

CHICAGO Dec. 4.-The Western
Passenger Association has decided
to I'D Vance the rate from Chicago to
the Pacific Coast points from
December 18th. from $3.50 mt
class, to SIS, and from 81 so, second
class, to $50. In conformity with
the demand Of the tfanecontinental
lines for an increased proportion Of
through rates.
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IN PARLIAuEsr.

Yss1s ssr Issaisisg late the Isish
01eoasi00.
LONDON, Dec. 4. The govern
ment today introduced In the
House Of Commons . supplemental
~ estimate Of f5O00 for the purpose
OF inquiring into the situation In
the western part Of Ireland, arising
from the failure Of the potato crop,
and for making preparations for
relieving the distress among the
Inhabitants Of that section.
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NOTICE.
IofIcB 10 fHg PUBLIC.

vYvuB UNDERSIGNED WISHES
sotulogD his patrons and fFjends
hat - \ eos.t1uinx The cid b1ss-
Daoo N u Twelfth Ward Nos
nAEh1e. vbero . choice supply -
Mos1D YIN - hsps enDstaaily ~
haD1. - vhero ~ Will - pleased
- - ~ el1 fFioa1s and p,arono
81 - paDa1e Oenagally.
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LONDON, Dec.4.-The IMPORT from
Cork last night that the municipal
authorities has adopted . resolution
against ParneIl ID erroneous. On the
contrary, the resolution Is In sup
port Of Parnell.
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Asse.hle al Cheer IL Maaisbsas
e TIE Irish Catholic
Hierarchy.
nas. IRWIN PgRioHgo IN rhg
FLAMES.
Nm Thossand Dollars Worth q
Dianesls Stelsn frsE .
Safe Deposit.
SENATOR QUAY INTRODUCES a
PENSION 0lIls
Ge.eral uIles Will now Direct the
Military Arrangeassts Against
the Indlans.


y Telegraph 70 The SBwni
me Hsssssalisss nsss Assis.
LONDON, Dec. l.-rhe National
lists met 1t noon 10 further .consider
the question Of PArnell'B leadership.
All the Irish member In London
were In attendance; PAfnell occu-
pied the chair. Amer the meeting
had been called 10 order one OF the
members read the manifesto issued
yesterday BY the Catholic hierarchy
in Ireland, declaring, In conse-
quence Of the revelations Of the
O,Shea divorce case, which convict
ParuelI Of one OF the gravest Of
lenses known to religion aud society,
that Catholic Ireland cannot accept
q Q leader . man wholly DIS
honored; that continuance Of bis
leadership would imperil the cause
Of Ireland. The reading OF the
manifesto was greeted with cheer
ing BY PArnell's opponents-
Ue Yass Epsnps anA NJ Wsseh0aa.
PyrrsBuRG, Dec. TT was nearly
three O'Clock this morning before
the Ars In the Dickson nat was sub
dued. No moro bodies have been
found. All occupants are account.
ed for. There were about forty AND
many had narrow escapes. Ar. r.
win perished In an attempt 70 rescue
his wife, after giving The alarm 70
the inmates ON the other noor8. Mn.
Irwin was su6oeated In the attempt
to reach the entrance 70 the build
ing. The Lon 10 80, 900. The build-
Ing was four stories high with no
Irs escapes aud no Waterman.
The department Of public safety
will prosecute the owner OF the
building for his failure 10 put up nre
q capes according 70 law.
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Lord Dead.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Lord Thomas
Frsncis Fremantle Cottesloe 10 dead.
Lord Cottesloe was twice secretary
OF the treasury, also secretary OF val
and chief secretary Of Ireland. he
was Rinety-two years old.
Railway Trame lapedeA by Snow.
LYNDoNvILL1, VT, Dec. THE
hallway trafiic 10 somewhat impeded
by snow, trains reaching here being
from three to four hours late.
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APPROPRIATIONS.

The following appropriations were
made
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Is, ies n1anes o. produced. The old
lists can be hal. AMI if any such
registration was done it was
'Biberaln officials who were respon-
sible for it.
1.-The facts of record" are that the
Peoples Party had a clear majority
o:from 26S TO 3ss legal votes, that the
County Court, in which there was
only one member of the Peoples
Party, knowing this refused to
count any returns except those from
ophir and Lake View precincts,
and so declared the 'sLiberalv car
didates elected by maiorities of from
is to . votes. The matter was
taken Into the courts, was deci,ied
against the H.Li5erais'' in the Third
District Court, appealed by them to
the Supreme Court with the same
result. and after they had exhausted
every trick subterfuge and legal
teehoicsiity, the Peoples Party
candidates Were declared legally
elected ami at length took the
Offices.
Nov if any Peoples Party voters
were Illegally registered, Why were
they not challenged at the polls by
the ''Liberai" committeeman and
Liberal" Judges? And why was
not this charge made when the
matter was contested in the courts?
Ii was never heard of till now, and
Is just as absurd as the fAlsehood
ao9at the ''ons hundred and fifty~
which Is now admitted TO he .
myth.
hen again the story about the
us''.e OF the Peace at Tooele
ndacoioas. II We arc not
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Northern Cheyennss and Arapahoes.
Soon amer I heard that letters had
been received confirming the report.
The following 10 . copy Of one Of
them:
"PuE RIDGE AeRxcY, Dab.
"Dear Brothsr:-Yss. It - % abess Jesus
and all IndLans talstng about 10 row the
heaven. come 70 save he Iadisas with
long hair arst thea tAs wh,ss msa Jesus
came to save Iadians. IL u 70 far ~ In
sky where he was. is 10 not half % far
where he 10 now 700 may cone 70 hin an
all the Indians Jesus gives so0s hsrries
some block and ssos red s;s two. Hov
you al getting along IN Darlington Please
send me some MONEY and tsll Red Nseks
wife TO send money 100. From ysur brosA-
er. CRooKBp MOSS.
Last winter the Arapahoes raised
about $50 and sent Washea, Sergeant
Of Scouts, and Black Coyots, Captain
Of Police, up North to Sc whether the
story Is true or not They returned
and the Indiana congresassd 70 hear
the report A delegation came up
from the Riouas and Comanchss and
from the Caddoss and Wichitas. The
report was 70 the effect that they did
not go TO whore Jesus was, but they
saw Indians who sid Il was true that
he had come, and, - they believed
this they came back.
'.Sinoe then Little Chief, returned
Florida prisoner, has lasds . trip
north to learn about Il, aud cane back
with only hsarsay evidence. Yet all
the camp Indians that I have met BE-
lieve in it moro or Les. and there are
very tow school children who will say
thss they do not believe II.
In answer to Captain Pr.tt's Mt
Of questions Major Ailss wrote:
IL. The belisf originated somswhsrs
near Pine Ridge Agency. and al ~
tribes arc involved in e thss have
heard about it.
''2 The missioa Of ibis ssw Savior
= 70 restore The Indians and 70 remove
he aggressive whits nan ftoa ~
country whsss the Indians nvs; in
other words, date ths Indiaas bssk
sbout4 400 yean.
- III e6eot upoa shsss tzibss
(Oaeyennes md Arapahnssl isto csuss
them 10 neglect their work ed 10 loss
fnfereuf IN thn5r 0Rp urnwrA - -