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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

The Presidents of the St;stc Alliance
has appointed Sen. y. y. CHERRY, of
Lowpdes county, crop statistician for
the State Alliance.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

Il. F. Kolb, the Alliance candidate
for the guDerndtorial nomination in
Alabama, was defeated 10y Col. Jones,
after a bitter fight. kolb's bad repu
tation IN reference to the use of free
passes, was largely the cause of his
defeat
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

1t has been agreed between Pike
AMI Amite counties that Amite shah
furnish the Pictorial delegate to the
constitutional Convention, but that
Pike may name him. We think Lin
coin, wn,ltt he perfectly content to
let jefferson county name our Floatcr
delegate on the same conditions.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

Hon. w. l.. Clapp has Withdrawn
from the gubernatorial race "A Zen
nessee. Mr.. PattcYsor seems 10 he
The strongest man in the race.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05
A Call or ChrisnfaIf and Cassedy

"A Cail OF CnrlSnfdn anu CtSSeVS
The call on Judge Chrisman and
Hon. II. Cassidy, published elsewhere,
the LEADER believes, voices the I'M
prejudiced wishes and Judgment of
fully three -fOurths of the Write voters
of Lincoln county. Scarcely man to-
whom this call was presented, has
declined to sign it. When their an
swer is given, it is earnestly hoped it
will he in the affirmative. We agree
with the Vicksbuyg Herald, that
..This is no time for our brainiest men
to shrink, for fear they may not be
in the popular current. No civilized
people OH earth, ever were placed i'll
a situation exactly similar to ours,
and our wisest men may nOe lie allie
to advise what is the best solution of
the difficult problem. The people as
a general rule fully appreciate the
difficulties of the situation, and there
fore they wish the counsel and service
of their leading men, and if mistakes
are made, they could more readily
forgive tTrem, than a refusal to try to
serve them
LATER-Since the above was put in
type, Judge Chrisman has replied,
expressing his willingness to accept
the nomination if rendered him. Now
the people see that he is nominated
and elected.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

The suit of the State on che bond
of w. L. Hemingway was continued
by the Kinds circuit court Monday
until next term, sufficient notice not
having beer served on all sureties.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

w. c. Wilkinson and A. b: Guynes
have been nominated for the Consti-
tutional Convention in copiah. CoFi-
ala has done we'll.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05

Anthony Thomas, the murderer of
Miss Leila Lotion, was legally hung
at Raleigh on the 18th
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05
Notice to Members Of the Alh-
ance.

A meeting of the County Alliance
Is hereby called at the Court House
IN Brockhaven on Wednesday, the
liu' day of June, 1890. Basines of
iau'ertanee i 10 he transacted and a
mi attendance is earnestly reanest
D. A. BEASoN,
President.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05
Hon. CH{S. r. HOOKER

81 Kinds county as 4 candidate for re election to
Congress from the 9TH district; subject tn the
action Of the Democratic party,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-05
FOR CONGRESS-.
We are authorized 20 announce
Hon. GEO. :, DDDDS

NJ Copah COUNT y. a yaHdidate for Congress
from the 7th district. subject to the action If The
Democratic pdrty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

The little Canadian city of Kingston
on Lake Ontario, has given the world
two leading evolutionists of our time
Grant Allen and George j. Romanes
both now living in England. Grant AL
lens father retired clergyman of the
Episcopal church, still resides in Kings
ton, Although his son has made botany
his principal theme, psychology is the
subject on which he hopes to write his
most valuable work. Mr.. Romanes' re.
cent Origin of Human Faculty. is per
haps the weightiest contribution to the
development theory which has appeared
since Herbert Spencer laid down the
pen. Curiously enough, while two OF
the foremost evolutionists of the dav
are Canadians, one of the chief critics
of their doctrine is also a Canadian.
Sir William Dawson, of Montreal. is
generally regarded by orthodox church.
men as the successor of Agassiz in
ehampioning the Mosaic account of Gre.
ation.-N. Y. sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

William II Kelley, SECOND engineer OF
the steamer san Juan uf san Francis o,
was ki d by Jack Palu e in Il quarrel.
Detectives are after Palace.
= j Morri on, SAN Francisco cur
pcuter, found his vile ON John llarri-
sous hap and tmp I'D the contents e a
pis ol At Harrison, but without ell ct.
Ransom III Nd aud hl4 wife were shot
hy burglars ut West Point. MIS-. Floyd
is dead, and Floyd ciunpt recover. The
burglars obtained ~ 0Oa the price OF a
farm Floyd bHd just 1ld.
Secretary Win dom has directed that
The charges oi Drunkenness aud crueIt Y
preferred az inst Captain lIaaly Of the
revenue cutter Bar toe invu,tigat Il at
san Francisco, 4 b ard Of revenue Of
fc - viii con titute the court
Ned Buckley, the wcll-known actor.
wac whipped in saloon in : IN Francisco
by Tom Byrues, a capt. list who vas
jealous of attentions shown Mr. tieor q
Dahl, wife Of the leader ui tn Olympic
Club, by Buckley, Ryrnca VAS arrested.
In 1855 and 1889 there were ffty-cigh
humwides IN san Francisco aud only tn o
executions ia September, iSSS. aleX
aud r. Gpldensou was hanged and De-
cemher -, 1879, n Chinaman. No ON f,
bias been hanged since The 90 immunity
IL becoming g.ta'ed.
1t il now thought the shortage OF Wal
tom, the ans snd ne clerk Of the Pacific
Express G mpauy ut Dallas, IeN., will
reach the sum ut 0,o01, 1t is known
that Walton, notwithst aiding the 90 4
character which he bore, was on fam liar
tcrtus with two notorious womtn, upon
~ ON he lavishod large amount OF
money. He went North, and detect YES
are 10 pursuit.
At Miami, Mauitoba, during the ab
sence of John Morton, aged ~ years, Il S
father. aged 70, abus d Mrs Norton his
daughter-iu-la law. aged s.. VIII the son
returned he demonstrated with his ia
Their, whcryupon the old man took down
gun ard shot his s'p, ms antiy killing
him. lie m "a turned the gun ON Mrs
Mu tua and sln, her IN the a! dn uen.
she dying w'tlia an hour. Tho old man
does me-, deny the crime, aud saws he
did it inteu ionlily.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Before the House Committee on Ma
rine and Fisheries James b. Montgomery
Of Portland, Or, read a document in
favor OF subsidies TO American vessels.
President and Mrs Harrison, in view
of the recent afliction in the families OF
Seer taries Bla' and Tracy, have re-
allied ail invitations issued to public re-
e ptlons and dinners until l. MT. Vie
President Morton has also recalled al
invitht ons to serial festivities at his
house The oiliial serial sea ION is thIs
prp ii ally at an end.
There are indications that the BlaiI
eduedt DUAL bill in the nAte will run
through the week aud pc haps longer
period before vote is taken. The b Il
10 organize a terriiori / government ion
Oklahoma will probably be disp Sc Of
ia the morning hour, aud the odd h ,urs
OF time tHelein remaining will be de-
vo'ed to mis- ). llaneous business on the
cal nd IT.
NJ : Tracy $ death has virtually clcs ID
the social season for the winter ut at he
White House ard at the home Of Vice.
Pfesidrn Mo ton aud of the Cabinet
Mns'e's. ANY event in which Mrs
rray would Lave participated has beer
ind tnitely pc tip ned. The Ca net day
receptions ON Wednesday, " II re
held; neither will the tue day II ght re.
cep ion to officers OF army and navy
and the marine corps, nor the reception
tba' WIS set for the night OF Shroye
ruesdly.
The new code Of rules will b. the chti
subject OF inter - 10 como b fore the
House. this week 1t is the int, ntion o
the Committee ON Ru to call it up as
soon as possible and to ask the House tc
linn debate SO thaf final action on the
sub eet may e reached within two OF
three days While many features of the
tia II rules are obnoxious to the Dem
ocrats it is not probable that opposition
will be II aniiested otherwise than by
sp 'eches and by adverse votes on them
provided the minority is afforded what
they regard rs reasonabl time tor dis
cussion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04

few seconds. The ground shivered as
with the force of an explosion. Goods
upon the shelves of stores on Water
street ratified and shook, especially glass
ware A few buildings on the water
front rocked perceptibly, and people ran
into the street, not knowing what was
going to happen.
The new glass works at Blairsvile, Pa.
were blown down during a severe storm
Chares Barr, the Superintendent, and
persons injured Superintendent Barr
is still under the wreck. Another I'M
known man is under the debris
Washington hall, the largest in the
State OF New Jersey, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire at Paterson. The | SO
on the building and adjoining property Is
5000, 900. 4 ball was IN progress in the
hal at The time the fire broke out, and Il
panic ensred among the participants, all
of whom, however, es ape1.
through mail train on The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad ran into huge snow
DRIFT three miles east OF Ohio Pyle The
engine and a combina ion pos al an I
baggage ear went over the hi into the
Youghiogheny river, entirely demol'sh-
ing them. Tie smoking ear stopped on
the brink. Several were seriously in
jured
A west-bound passenger train on the
Norfolk and Western railway was
wrecked by spreading Of the rails near
Bristol Va. Express Messenger Kerr
was killed, Mail Agent Beck fatally in
jured and the bag gage master badly hurt.
Conductor Barnes and two passengers
re Dlightly hurt. The others escaped
with a shaking.
A fierte storm Of wind occurred in the
vicinity of Connellsville, Pa. Part Of
the flmous old National Locomotive
Works at New Haven was blown down
Other bindings were blown down aud
de .troyed IN Pitt burg. The heaviest
snow storm o the sea on has set in ard
still continues with no immediate pros
pect OF cea+ing
An explosion in the washing and con
densug room III the 81. Paul Gas Light
Company resulted in the death of Daniel
Desmond and the injury of four others
The force OF the explosion was terrific,
buildings for fopr blocks being shaken
by it. The bull ling itself was wrecked,
and the report OF the expl lsion was
heard for mile or more aaay.
IT is estirnat Il tn 1t it will cost 4 0.000
TO put he wrecked eriti-h ship Clan Me-
kenzie into condition for sra. The cost
OF raising the : zip and putting her al 'ng-
$ de the wharf in Portland, wherA ehe
now is, WAS $4,000. She is also dam
aged t. No trace OF the remains OF the
two sailors $ aid to have been crushed to
dea'h in the iorecas lie has been discov-
cred, and it is generally supposed that
they deserted,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
TIE OLD WORLD.

AdVces from Formosa report that the
imperial troops have defeated the ma
tives OF FormNsa aud DESTROYED their
stronghold Natives refusing t. acknoNl-
edge allegiance were killed with great
cruelty.
1t has TRANSFERRED that a meeting Of the
leading coal mine owners has resolved 10
establish a federation including all the
mining dist let's in England The obi ct
OF tile federation is 20 rui,e fund t, re
sist Unfair Il mands Of miners and the
eight-hour sys. en-.
The en- irIna ion of the Samoan treaty
by he United - ties Senate affords IL
cral ~ isit, tio1 at Balm. llerbert Bis
malek ca led upon MINIS or Phelps at
the American 'egati m beto otiice hours.
andc II lratnl At ons were eNCh ingt Il upon
ratification OF the TIE ~.
The Berlin Pup, applaud the tone OF
the Emp mrs rsse II : in regard 10 e
. ieyan rs OF wlrkingmea, but The pes,
generally Is rcticcnt in IT, common :. 1t
is pointed at that, owing t. the tact that
the rescrlpts are not nude 81 sned hv a
resronSib Minister, they are unconsti-
tutiona' and their validity is therefore
doubtful
Alfred Thomas, Home Rule member
for the East Division OF Glamorganshirc
will al the coming ssion move an
amendment t. the address in repl,
the Queens speech peuirg Parlian tu
de lating that the affairs OF Wales ought
to be admin stored by special depar.-
meet presided over bv Min ster ac-
Quaiuted vi h Welsh national affairs.
Quite sensation has been created in
cler cal circles a. the anHouuc ment that
the Archbishop of Canterbury has de-
cided to allow couuse, io- the Bishop of
Lincoln, who was recently tried ftr nit
ualis tie practi eS, to rearsue h case 81
far as il relat IS the Us lighted can
III $ by the Bish in chu-ch services.
which prarti c the Privy Council has
long since declared illegal
An eSpl 5 on secured in colliery at
Abersyeham, in Monmouthshire. ten
mules northwest o New, ort. England.
Sixty dead have beer taken out. Latest
e timat place tn loss + life ut not les 5
than 800. Physicians in attendance pro-
uor % hall of the number dead t. have
Leen xii ed by fire aud coucus 5 on and
the other half by sutiocstion Several
OF thos4 rescued al We have since 4 ed,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
ALONG THE COAST.

& + MILLER oi Hcowa, repres utipg
syndicate oi Eastern capitalists, has
been "a Rose urs the past tao we Ks
examining into the koschnrs and Coos
BAY railway project
rhe SAINT, r., b,sl.ft San pr,o,.s,.,
~ t"fuahn an we N9tS wan" l"f
N"tor'a' t9th usaf'lN "".t " a'"i' ny
ing tilr mars ihf - eSoa hHS s"'e on
ths uiS oofh l"' repairs
Yakima farmers are urring the psss8gc
Of an irrigation measure hv the Oivmpm
legislature The bill proyi 'es Ter The
huii1lnE Oh '"N"l9 ah1 '"h's l"r "A ions
tefal % years 70 '"'N' mon y To p Tor
the same
Tue parties Ia the Carroll. McAuliH.
hsht mas a, san Francisco and rsnsum.
mated tho match =, dcpositiuu 200 a
side, Carroll having couc.de las p,nt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
ACCIDENT RECORD.

The dwelling ot farmer named X TIA
unar II yepsau, Ala was burned Ru IL.
his wife and 'o II children persisted.
A son oi Frank johnson, prominent
contractor oi Spokane Fslls. was caught
hY 'allirg tree at Sand Point, Idaho,
am serl 1usly injured.
Nomore serio1s avalancbes have oc-
CURED in CWurd'Al ne. Eleven men so
lar have lot their lives in snowslides.
The rain now meits aud packs the snow
AT Olympia, white removing a pot OF
coffee az lroilng heat from ove, Mrs.
John Gum accidentally split the con
tents ON her toungest chilli, aged IL
months. scalding fatally.
Fou children OF Jacob X. Slater Of
Kingston, y, y, were drowned Will
kat ny Ms Slater in trying "a r, scle
them was browne and Slater IN en- leay-
oriug to help his wife met the same fate
Two sorkmeu, MSrkley and Drnmirc.
az the Phoenix Brick No'ks, kitaning
Pa carried lighted lamp into a kiln
where natural gas was escaping, aud
raus'd an eXpl sion. Both ~ere fatally
hurt.
\ ttd railway accident occurred on
the Michigan Genital east Of st Thomas
Ont. by Viii h Engineer John Geo Z,
one Of the b st kroSn of the older men
in the : 'rv.ce, lest his life and several
train n Gu were ally injured.
BY sn explosion of gas in the Eas'
70 ton mine near Luzerneboropgh, Pa
John Mckechnie, assistant hess, and his
brother Ch7rl' were fatally burned and
Rudolph Blinking, David Jones and
William Prysn seriously injured
\ sharp and distinct shock Of earth.
quake was felt at Port Townsend lasting
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
Before the Cholera Comes.

In workshops, factories and places
generally where numbers of people are
congregated together, the removal of
foul smells and evil odors is often not
only matter affecting the comfort of a
great many persons, but is frequently
OF the utmost Importance on sanitary
grounds. Many solutions of metallic
chlorldes are useful for this purpose,
owing to their ready decomposition. and
without being open to the same ob;ec-
ton as the so-called chloride of lime
SO generally used, the smell from which,
however, Is to many people as offensive.
or even more so, than the smell it is in
tended to destroy.
Tendon, first brought into notice a So
luton of chloride of lead as being in.
odorous, more effective and procurable
az almost minutes NAL cost. Fur
chased III the form of chloride of lead
1t would cost but 80 cents per pou1i
out 1t may readily be obtained from he
nitrate OF lead-which may be pur
chased at about Il cents per pound
ana common salt as follows Take half a
dram of nitrate of lead, dissolved in a
pint or more of boiling water, and dis
solve two drains Of common salt in
a pail or bucket of water. Pour the
TWO solutions together and allow the
sediment to subside. The clear, super
natant fluid will be saturated solution
Oh chloride of lead. IF the general
public, says DR.. Stone, would have
Their areas and dust bins disinfected
with the above solution, it would con
auce materially to the health and com
t n OIL the community at large A cloth
uippeu III TINS solut.o on and hung up in
d room wall sWeeten the atmosphere in
Stahtly, and it will also have a similar
effect on sinks, etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
The Reason Why of Advertising.

NV son, there's nothing on earth so
mysterously funny as newspaper ad-
vertisement The prime, first, last aud
all the time, object of an advertisement
is to draw custom. 1t is not, was not,
and never will be designed for any other
human purpose. SO the merchant waits
till the busy season comes, and his store
is so full of custom he can't get his hat
off, and then he rushes to the news
papers and puts in his advertisement.
When the dull season gets along, and
there is no trade, and he wants to sell
goods so bad he can't pay his rent, he
takes out his advertisement. That is,
some of them do, but occasionally a
level headed merchant puts in a bigger
one and scoops all the business, while
his neghbors are making mortgages to
pay the gas-bill
There are times when you couldn'
stop people from buying everything in
the store if you planted cannon be-
hind the door, and that's the time the
advertisement is sent out on its holy
mission. 1t makes light work for thu
advertisement, for a chalk sign on the
sidewalk could do all that was needed
and have a half holiday six days in the
week, but who wants to favor an adver-
ii ement. They are built to do hard
work, and should be sent out in the
dull days when a customer has to be
knocked down with hard facts, and
kicked insensible with bankrupt reduc-
tons and dragged in with irresistible
slaughter of prices before he will spend
cent.
That's the aim and end of an adver.
tlsement, my son, and if you ever open
a store don try to get them to co ne
when they are already sticking out o
the windows. but give them your adyer-
tisement right between the eyes in the
dull season, and you will wax rich and
own fast horse, and perhaps be able
to smoke good cigar once or twice a
year. Write this down where you'll fall
over 1t every day. The time to draw
business is when you want business, and
not when you have more business than
you can attend to already.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04


The Oregon Census supervisors are tt
| get ~ ,ooo ca n, ana cehsu enumeration
cents q name in the nopulops Districts
| There will be about 400 enumerators
who will, have about ten to fifteen DAYS
work and earn from $50 to $45.
turing .ile iiooa' wtiloi' nearly iioa,eo
aNaS rauN'e isisnu, VIZ osealie' -,
s'sp.' Ne,'ots 'ians,e'leu ioi p'a,i1 " onc
,aiIi,ois ~ ri ~ ~ "iu ~ r.,
river. The steamer Toledo also assist d
in removing families from inundated
farms.
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80. a. -, ,.'i ~ i al,,, 1noat;m, IA
r., ~ - ;'Iiaa ira
e'.e . ~, ~ '';id,, ,,,a,, 81 to
~. :" y, b',,s,., - tha, ra;nt and
putting on a new fast steamer between
there and Astoria.
ca,,,or ct,,f,.d has acLno,Iod,, Il
,,,;r.t 60, 10 g., E,",,ciscn m, -,,
a. ~ - ,,,,.,,,'ria1 asl,;n,,
~ a., ,,,f,l;t;n,'si s,,r,'o.,. ~ No ,lnans
tislnno 4 ,,r;c, "a tha Nlaskan Coast and
W. ,'ss.,,,,sad =, ,,ras.,,t i tn 10 een 81
',t ~ -, r'pui ~, arn ,'d,a,,n, ~ socrrs,
the surveys needed.
+, 50, E,a,,.;seo tha British pnnavo-
~, sac;e,,, ,.hart,.,,d : 90 tnoe - INV
,,;sit',rsta "a NJ ss;fts,ra M he,
irs, ahia - ar,.nr,n,olate nan al Iohn
E,,,,.les J 4 ,tnan IA nn,'nait IN IN
rba - a., oi5a,.t|a and rii.,d IA prlt
III aag Enocls :, men char, Il and tor.
Il d1,.n TIer,, ,yaa o,,ita Z, riot M
a,,ests
cai,t lac hoo, all i, ,harrni,..J s,otao
f,,r,,,,it GU, l., 10 An,,,Ins la, 'l,,in,,
~ KIM ~ I lno artos II Iand and o,he,
s,,o,',..',. j., g. ~. otis,., e,,,,,,,,, q
he to.al y,b,n II Slno ono Tho cam.
,,Isiuant H. na,,e1 teansf;aihes d ,.;tiven
ppfchiH : sjI;na 1" San,ison TranJ H.
aattlin', NJ, nn ns,ato IL H. ra,se Al 90 i
f,r tha All,
W. Red, 90 years OF age, seated him
sell before the mil III his room ~ tine
hDutpgmprV ANpuup Hptt San Fran
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-04
A Drive Through Salt Lake city.


Salt Lake City is deep disappoint-
ment. 1t is so like any other clean
well shaded well watered, well gov
erned village. One expects TO see tne
abomination of desoiation stalking
through the streets Instead thereof
YOU look earnestly into the faces Oh the
women and find them just like any other
women of low degree. They are stand
ing on their door-sills, with Laughing
babies in their arms; they are talking
with each other gayly on the sidewalks;
they are walking by the side of men,
they are carrying burdens or seeking
pleasure, Just as other women do-ap.
parently." On the Saturday evening OF
our arrival the city was like Vlllage,
festival; brass bands barring here and
there; marketing by the poorer kind OF
folk was going on Vigorously; gayly
dressed girls walking twos and threes
together; orderly looking young men
cycling them with no disrespe t, waiting
for the chosen lassie to JON, that they
might re dice together.
On Sunday we were particularly
struck with the Sabbath atmosphere.
Quiet reigned; all the shops were closed;
no bars, no gambling saloons stared us
in the face as in the so-called Christian
villages we had just left behind us.
Well dressed men and women were
vending their way to places OF worship
Everything was bien regle. Between
church--Gentile church and tabernacle
time we were driven to high point
whence we would command view OF
the city and its surroundings. 1t IS
compact, bat not crowded. Each house
has its enclosure of fruit and shade
trees, so that AS you look down on the
city from above it looks like huge
garden 1t had no Struggling SUBURBS
or dilapidated poverty stricken houses.
Our loquacious driver took great delight
in pointing out the houses of the polyga
nous magnates. Evidently he belonged
to the plurality party, who heartily
hate the polygamists. AS we looked
down from the heights above upon the
well ordered village one could not but
think, if he could Danish from his mind
the undercurrent and consciousness of
this great wrong, of the vile dissertation
of womanhood, it would be one of the
most delightful spots in the world.