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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
ELM GROVE CASES.
wheellng's Little Suburb Furnishes Two
Criminal CasaA.

Orlminal eases
Several days ago W. H. Chambers, Of
Elm Grove, lost pocketbook contain
ing $50 in bills and some valuable papers,
in the shaft OF the Chambers mine.
Last night Jacob Ruff. miner, was
arrested by Constable Anderson charged
with having the money, and brought &C
this city before Squire Ankle. be wa:
committed to jail, In default Of $1,000
bond for his appearance for hearing
saturday afternoon az two o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

The following letter from Paige, Carey
& Co. was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance:
WHEELING, September %, 1891.
To tie Mayor and Council Of the Cityof Wheel
ing:
GENTLEMEN: The fact that our Aug
ust estimate for work on the Main street
bridge was not paid by the city, has
caused as much Inconvenience and loss.
With great difficulty we have obtained
temporary loans to enable us to keep our
men at work, but we have exhausted our
resources in that direction.
We have felt that even if the city could
not pay It's estimate in cash, as agreed,
its authorities might have aided us in
obtaining loans upon the security OF the
city's Indebtedness to US, but we have
not had any assistance from the city.
Our September estimate will be in
soon, and we give this timely notice, in
order that the city may take reasonable
action 10 provide means to pay what will
be due us early in October.
Respectfully,
=
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE th1a the cheap
est comforts and blanketsin the city are
at Henry Jacobs, Peoples Bank Build
.iRg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

MONEY saved by going to H. E. Hill
man & Co. for fine Plated SiIverware.
2S Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

L. S. GOOD sells dry goods the cheapes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
TWO GREAT COMEDIANS

Donnely and Girard's comedians will
appear at the Opera House Monday.
Messrs. Donnelly and Girard's organiza-
ton, always strong in individual mem
bers, but never in better form than the
present. The innovations incidental to
the development Of latter day farce
comedies have been heartily accepted
everywhere. Many changes have been
made in Natural Gas" since seen here
company being entirely new. The
most noted changes of we'll known
artists are: Miss May Howard, Kitty
Kursall, Julia Lee, Kitty Allen, George
Murphy, w. w. Black, also the old IA
unritnS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

HENRY JACOBS, at Peoples Bank
Building, sells the cheapest carpets and
rugs in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

Fl. Il. Hillman q Co. give great bargains
In Ladies' and Gents lax Solid Gold
Watches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
Excursion to Pittsburg via the B. 3 O.
Railroad.

October 18th 70 18th the B, & o. Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tickets
70 PittsbuTg and return at $2.6S. good
returning until October nth inclusive,
on account Of the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of Pennsylvania A. o. o. w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
PAIGE, CAREY & Co.

The two Branches met in joint ses-
sion, at ten minutes of nine, to elect q
Board of Gas Trustees.
Mr.. Emsheimer nominated MeSSrS. Il.
H. Dunlevy, w. H. Shafer and A. j.
Schultze, eulogizing the gentlemen as
being eminently fitted for the position.
On motion OF Mr.. Weidebusch it was
decided to elect all the Trustees to-
gether, and there being no further nom
nations, the roll was called and the old
Board received the unanimous vote Of
Council, the announcement OF theresult
being greeted with applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

JUST RECEVED.-ES0 Crayons, st
1l5s Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets
Wheeling to Pittsburg and return for
So 90, including one admission TO the
Exposition, good two days, and when
sold on Saturday good to return on
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
WHEELING INSTALMENT co

Equal terms to every one IS an esns
lished policy with our house-A cbg
may purchase goods at as iavorab, A.,
advantage as the most expert In the bu,
iness-We are One Price 10 All-Whe,h
er you buy yard of carpet or hous
full OF furniture-A set value is PLACED
on our stock, reasonable and low 10,
quality. If you are not already Gus
toner come and see US. We will eH,ert
to you all the facilities to make YOU,
home attractive ana comfortable.
WHEELING INSTALMENT ca.
II36 to II4o Market Street,
JOS. II. MoARDLE. MANAGE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
Sold by all GrOcers,

We believe we get more
style into Fall Overcoats and
give you more dressy comfoft
in them and for much less
money than any other dealar
we know of. We have plenty
of them to convince you Of
these facts, and you can
spend a few or as many dot
lars as you like. Same may
be said of Fall Suits they re
as handsome as we can give
you.
~ Boys Fall Suits are positively inter-
esting In price. quality and point of wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

Exc ursion to Pittsburg Exposition via
So, september "a, 20 and October 1, g.
1Oand 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

At the request of e. H. Headley,
new museum ordinance, fixing the
yearly license at $3.50, and the monthly
rate at SOS, was presented in the First
Branch, and was adopted by both
bodies. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Head
ley TO at once open first class dime
museum and run IL right along in this
city. The old license rate for museum
was So per day, and Mr.. Headley stated
he could not pay that rate, hence the
new ordinance.
The Finance Committee submitted its
report, recommending that the Water
Board be authorized to make the new
purchases of machinery contemplated
by it, in the manner heretofore ex-
planned in this paper, and IL was unan-
imously adopted by both Branches.
The Committee also detailed the de-
struction of the 500, 500 Of unsold Az
per cent. bonds, and its report was or
dered fled.
Mr.. Capps offered resolution in
structing the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades to confer with the
officials of the Wheeling Bridge Com
pany, and fix upon a name for the new
street leading from Main street west
onto the bridge. Fort Henry street has
been suggested.
A resolution by Mr.. Irwin, providing
for the grading Of Williams street, was
referred TO the B. P. W.
Mrs. Catharine Church sent in claim
Of $50, for damages to her property
through an Improvement made by the
city. and it was referred to the Commit
tee on Claims.
The bond OF John J. Jones, one of
the electric light loan commissioners,
in the sum OF $4,000, with ]. n. Vance
as surety, was approved; as was also the
bond Of John S. Naylor, another Of
said commissioners, in like sum, with
]. J. Jones as surety.
The Fifteenth street curb contro-
versy, which was laid over at the last
session, was taken up in the First
Branch and the action Of the Second,
in ordering change made, was con-
Cured In.
The Mayor took occasion 10 criticise
the reporters for not occupying their
old-time places at the table, forgetting,
In moment of excitement, that they
have no chairs TO sit on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
Ru.LS PAYABLE.

Department and Committee bills were
ordered paid as follOws:-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
DEAR IRISH BOY COMING.

This famous drama will be presented
at the Grand one night only, Thurs
day evening, October Is.
The Dear Irish Boy" has already at
tracted much favorable comment. The
play was constructed not only with due
regard to versatility Of the leading per-
formers, but also with a view Of keep
ing within the range Of probabilities,
and making an interesting and pleasing
entertainment.
VAN ANDA's JoLLITIEs.
On Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week Van Anda's Jollities Com
pany will appear at the Grand in the
funny musical comedy called the Flee
trio Spark. This is the play that Frank
A. Daniels made his hit in. The comedy
is full of catchy music, singing and
dancing. This company also carry a
q fine band and orchestra with them.
They are sure to do great business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

A special invitation is extended 10
every lady in Wheeling TO examine our
stock OF CLOAKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

Are they worth looking sti Well. that's Just
what they are. You con3 even need 20 know
Whist good shoe Is TO promptly recognize the
value OF our W. & a. CHILDREG'S SHOES
They may not be 10Y forever. but there 81
uninIstakRkle thing OF beaaty and they'll wear
inst As well IS they look As for our LITE
GIANT SCHOOL SHOES, It's beyond the pos-
sibility Of finding fault 80 far ~ either make
money OF material are concerned. They ara a
genuine an article. from heel 70 toe 80 ever left
ths hands Of = sc1upalo1s mAnufacturer. ana
every penny you invest 10 . well invested cent
ALEXANDER & CO..
SHOE sKLLERs. isss MAIN STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
AT $1,000

We offer Black, Navy Blue, Tan and
Grey CheviOt, Disgonals and Cancels
Hair Cloth Jackets, trimmed In Fur,
Astrachan and French Seal, about %
different styles of the $1,000 grade to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14

Uudsrwear-M. J. e1gAaden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
Stone & THOMAS.
AT sS-nn

We offer 25O Ladies' Black end Navy
Blue, Fur and Hair Trimmed Jackets
that will compare favOrably with any
nfFarad alsnwhere at $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
Ar $1,000 no $1,000

We offer so Jackets made of the best
cloth, trimmed in Moffloon Trimming.
This Jacket will compare with any ever
offered at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05
A LUCID JUDICIAL DECISION.

THAT was very clear and convlnc.
Ing opinion which we Published on
"wednesday evening, ns delivered by
Judge Miner the same day, for the
supreme Court Of Utah IN the Han.
cock case. Every point was 40 well
taken aud 10 sharply presented that II
LEFT no cause for cavil and no room for
doubt. The errors Of the court below
werc really astonishing, and the yer.
dict against the defendant caused n
shudder among the thoughtful people
OF the community. II 9u accused per.
non could be condemned to death on
such slight and doubtful testimony,
aud n jury be charged with such
mistaken instructions without
remedy, II seemed as though
Che guarantees Of protection given by
the law and the rules Of Jurisprudence
were without value. Happily there Ia
n remedy, and II lies In appeal TO n
higher court which, under the Poland
law, can be carried up 10 the court Of
last resort In cases like that Of George
W. Hancock. We no not believe thore
are a hundred persons In Utah who be-
Hove him guilty OF murder, aud
thousands win rejoice at the decision
which has been No Justly and ably
rendered by the supreme Cour. OF the |
Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05
BURIAL OF SECRETARY WINDOW.

wu.., xu,.,.- 4,
-. ",SDo"' secretary OF the
b.. ,,., % !" rvs. IN washing
n,,,, ,s,'.: a ~ uioa on Friday
,n', ~. ' "''' Jun ne was attend
rs ,'' a'aun u'nher OF tho Board OF
no,,"on,ao s , - given ut
an,s,.I,''' sS ~, ~ Wv iois oi'y' After
No. dr",''s.H IA ny ,P'eon AZ mat banquet,
n',n,,, ,pp w., 'n'0 '"'''' anu died " few
VIII. 49, O.
,,a ~ , 'eu'e'''y was speak
ID. W." 'un,a'Aeu that he
u,s -, ~ unusually good health.
,o'V' was strong ana reson.
as,h. ,J, onaou 'ho financial policy
mi sn,',a',,'', .'', anu was cheered
49, ~, 49,. WV" WIN delight Men
han,,sa,o,.1's' 'u "a,'u napkins and
mn.Ic aa,,as,. ,,, "",,e 'ne lauie' In the
s,asn, a., $500. n'"''es'ou 'heir enihu'
Ina -, s''rr'ns Of hanus and way-
gems o1 s.v ,s ' cav, was one Of those
Goth.m 49, 49, - "nu ,eVeiry which
49,, aone can furnish The fore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

MIR Windows sleuch was In IA,
main against the free coinage Of silver
He quoted from the Bible the verse.
"lic that has an abundance Of silver IL
not satisfied,
William Window was born in Ohio.
May 10, 1897. He sprung from Tho old
stock which flst colonized the Caro-.
linas. In early youth ne was appren.
uccd to tailor, hut he abandoned this
trade and took to the study Of law. He
was admitted to the bar In 1850. He
was whig In politics and held a local
oiilce under that party.
lnls5j he moved to Minnesota. In
1879 he was elected from district In
That State to the Thirty-Slxth Congress
AZ Republican. lie served 1--WE terms
IN Congress. In 1870 he went to the
U. >. Senate, where he remained un.
III 1851, when he was appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury by Prcsi.
fairfield. At tho death OF Garfield
he resigned his Office. lie WINS
ueiea'ed by washburn a few years
ago when running for the U. +. Senate
o second time. wasnblrn is In the
Senate at present, aud voted with the
Democrats TO shelvc the Force bill.
Immediately after President Har.
rison took the rclns Of government, he
appointed Mr.. Window Secretary Of
the Treasury. lie held that Office un.
I'll the night Of hls death. His demise
u greatly regretted by the country at
large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05
ESRAeED AT IT'S OWN EXPOSURE.

Tir exposures Of Salt Lake 7SiJnne
methods, and the parallel drawn be-.
tween them and the Wusfrated .daerS-
Gun receptions, have enragcd the bully
OF the first mentioned sheet beyond
measure. He ns-aiis the NEWS and
the Herald with impotont rage and
shows in every sentence how badly he
Is ratified.
Wednesdays TRADE Ia very amusing,
ftho disgust one naturally feels ut the
.yenomous ffoth from madman's lips
Is temporarily overcome. II we had
the space TO spare, we would reproduce
the screed 10 show our readers -peci.
men OF the childish pe,ulance mingled
with vulgar fury which thciblackguard
OF the Tribune mistakes for argument.
Tho reproduction Of former articles
from the fri5uae have shown forth Ia
shameless falsehood NO prominently
that there Ia scarcely any need for com.
mont. And no amount Of vitupera.
ton from its principal mud-sllngor will
blot out its own vile record or daub up
the eyes Of the public.
Like . sniveiiing juvenile that hs.
been properly punished, he yells, "Let
them 10 on,v Tn, Tr,b,,,s a..
quarter Of them" "Let them 10
ahead" "rhc Tribune asks no Odds
'Let them 40 ahead Nv. ,s,, ,h.n, .,
sLet them no ahead. IN, Tr1,,ns 4.
in dependant OF than suu III
7,t,une asks no Odds of tha. ,,,d -,
Canaille and bids them 40 ,hs,r -,
meet" ETC., etc. Thes, mr.. . ,.w =,
his vain repetitIons In ON, artIc,.
As Is common with tbat n.r.o,
whom In n rage. n, nan. n .,..,
her OF questlons which a,a ',,,s.,'.
Irrelevant Ia The matte, nd. 49,
sion. Amopc them 4. mt. .,v,.,
Utah stlll a TerrItoryqn u.,. ""y
reason: because The yrI,,a, a.','
associated wifi r.d.ra, ao,.,s,I sans
wish to retain THAR otncos aad '
aries, ana schemIpg advsn,,,a,s ISL
hungry Office a,,,L.rs wha
no chanc. nr s,,,..." w
Ihe rule Of The msIorI,v no.
lied untirinRly. and dsc.,ys, n
American m,blle ami An. An,..,sa''
Congress. and rals,d n monn,aIa :,
prejudice that viii TAI. y..s.
years 10 melt. Tn. 80 os,',i a"u
IL stlll In the vnv AZ IT,.h,s a,".
financially "a well n. noll,,o.i,,
One OF tbe f,,nnv ,h,n.. a., ~,
tlcle ia this oI,et thsn, ao - v %
them harm ON tba, ola s,,,n, 49,. 10Y
been thumbIny n, IN ,h,,s,, NV aa'e
That. from, n inner ,ba, hau y,A
old anti."siormonn t,n. ~, "'o 'ns
,nonotono aver .Iro. 1, ny uaay
string wo bave had 10 ,""s, 'o,n me
In response 10 n. con,,n 1,' was onIy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05
AN ALLuSIOS TO THE TENNESSEE
MASSACRE.

IN IN It's issue OF yesterday morning,
reoruary 4lh, the morning "LiberaiS
, ''sln Of this city, commenced an edI.
hrlal article thus
nisPAfoli says there is trouble in
.o'',nsnam, England, on account Of Tho
n nor'noa., Probably by tomorrow tho
D 800, Nelsi will establish that ,hs
'A''e 'roable came from tho a,ot ,ha,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

b.for. ,o.v,..u.,.
Mo-. 20 H. 49,, '".'.l., " - III.
thronch tho ,,,ndc. ,,,,sha. ~ ~,
, mlssl.s N dos,h an,a,,a. snd a.,.a,aI, '
voupdI,s m. s.r.aa - 49, ,nnoaaa,
woman. Mr., Condo, ,ha nothar .,
the two murdered bovs and Tho b,l,
anco Of tho hIl.t. Conferred m. ,o,J
BODY Of w. = p.,rv
Nov. ma N the cs,so n, ,,. ,o,r,h,,
massacre. For some time prevIous in
western and middle 'renns.s,. wI.,,,
tho murdered Elder were Iaborlnv
everywhere they wen. they xer. con.
frouted with the uRI.hon' w., p.J
Hot Addrss.v manufactured /, ,h,s
city aud published by tbe SAT- t,as,.
Tribune. II WINS sncc,auy h.n,,od
about aud utilized in ab,IsIvo ,,,,.
"Mormonv sermon. bv n,..cha.
nan,ed Va,dova. p,, f","
survives, presented 10 this pan,I.,
preacher a refutatlon ~ Tho s,a,d.ro,s
fabrication. I'm order ,ha, h. r,,,,h, -.
dress the evil that bc had .cco,,nI,.,,,,,
by it, dissemination a,,on. AZ. -.
aud which bnd Insam.J H. n,,,,1p :,
the populace 10 such an .S,.n, ,,s,
they were preparsd lao ,ho, s,.,.,,an,
or alleged address purnoy,,,, 10 No."
been dclly.rei hy m.,..~',,
BIshop. IN shod ~. 1T =, ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05
THE FORCE AND CL0ruRI BILLS.

| ,....t...t - =.
s. was displaced IN the unitc'
s SENATE ny the close vote OF 70 Il
n" 'n,s meant 'he shelving OF thu
,, 49, 1'n' "i'hout the CLOSURE ruiz
w.. '"' oouiu 20 heid under discussion
an' ''o emu OF Tue session. with TIL
..'e :" io'co tue PRESIDENT OF tue Sen
I've "ouIu nave the prerogativc Of de
,u'ns VINO Wouid speak, and wha
soou,u oo spoken Without this rule
ui.l'oeis could speak until they expired
ei'nsi from exhaustion or want oil
"'ea'n'
~ VIII 10 remembered that few
years ago In the British Parliament,
farnell and other members introduced
"sys'em oioostruction which virtually
suspehucd the business OF the House Of
COMMONS This abuse OF free speech
cannot he Justified except In cx-
cep'ionai cases, where something Ia
radically wrong. In the case Of ireland
there are Few Impartial mon who will
not admit theo Is something wrong
indeed That unfortunate country
''nspcch subjected 10 rule OF carpet.
oasseh, only equalled, perhaps, by n
ohl"c OF tho same Kind here In Utah.
Inc obstruction inaugurated by Mr..
n'sgh, an ltsh Presbyterian Member
"i Parliament was for the purpose
" eonpenihg England TO consider
.ne question OF nome rule for Ireland.
'nough aeiosufc rule had To he adopt.
W ~ one TIME, yet The obstructionists
s"ooeeucu' inemyority OF the Scotch
,"0''"',s now "Vof nome rule for Ire.
'Aua' "s .he same with Wales, and
W." w WIN England IN tho near
'".''u.
~ 'Ne manner IL may be said that
INC "ouse OF irec speech In our Con-
s's "o"'u oe serious evil but when
Wv ro'co o,' ana It's provisions are
.o"'iu''o" 'ne Question h-sumes DIFF
' "spoo. ms force bill would
my a'ono iouuce one section OF our
,ouny 'oa worse condition than ever
,'',anu wa" III, but would 10 such n
'o'' 'n,nhy as 10 disgrace the history
" ou. iVpunhc' u would elevate the
,hht symbol OF tyranny,
Ne'a'y anu poiiucal prostitution, into
"" w, vp'eo' " nouor anu worahip'
w" i'a''uh caiamity this would
~ 'o' our grand country We have
'A. niSn' taste OF the earpet'bag
l'so''noo III Juan ana We know II Is
49,. ,,V"' '''on 70 tue earpet'oagger
" curse i'degrades In
,a,, a s"e nDes'y o. human nature, and
!, u '' h'n, . he'o' Of heiots' AT best
w., "I", , u n''n put rusty convict
""o ~ 'nNos.eu WIN sonic little privi.
r,, V'Vnu o'n's oohvlon'
4, 49,. :" '"o''' ~ nv force bill, and
y - "''o Wohuer the manhood OF
o't'<enship begins to show
" "n"sohiSm 10 the shameful
n'"u'' Already the Legislatures Of
'".''us '9u''es nave entered their pro-
- H. I
osH against H. should the Force bill
Jaw, inc States Of Georgia,
N''U ienh'sse.' Texas, Ar.
'ns sS,ouri anu Louisiana
ave ueolued TO withhold their
Nn,oip from the Worlds Fair !
uh'cago III iSVa. They have gone
,, anu resolved that this same
'o'Iu's ra't snail not be characterized ;
am, mo's'y american enterprise.
~, ..' ,, 'ng Northern States are put {
:, ~ '"on''e'yeS on record against this
I''D svouS MEASURE a measure which .
,crot na,,,Ia, sups,yis . appointed by !
=, ~, P NV o. party heelers' con- .
"' VFef 'the registration, I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

four OF nvo yeare ago. In wild ,,,,,,,
aueons region, where not one in lori,
can read ut all, whore the ncwspapcr
not soon once year. the Ncss gravel,
asserted that tho mob was impolled 1,
on' INC violence by reading TN
n' '''N" i"'"uNE''
me presumed object OF these re
MARKS Is 70 create an impression that
'"' J"urnai wi'ich makes them does
not nave the malevolent influence
WING" hot only "AiormOns" but a hos.
" n'n"ofmon" residents attribute
"'
IN ofaer 70 break the force OF the
powerful non'"Mjrmon" sentiment
"nich mas sci In against u because Of
.he havoc its malignant policy has
nau on .he material interests ofthe Ter
,'o'y " makes some most egregious
",'no's III us references TO past history.
~, w. 's s,,.c',on OF i's connection with
'"o i''s"uui Tragedy enaoted In Ten
''',ec on august iouh' 1858, Is another
!. Us u"n','ga'en mistakes, rs The al.
'u''on 70 tna' oiooiy massacre makes II
app'op,ia" 70 give some VI its details
-, 'o''o"'hsn n sketoh OF the bloody
""
~ u 'ne custom with the Elders
" Wv "otrson" church, Elders w.
y DUTY anu hcnry thompson, who
"e.' 'huohng s missionaries In tho
o"'eo VI tennessee, anu more especially
=" ''e".S No"nty OF ,llat state, made
~ aPpV,n'.ncn' 70 hoiu meeting and
80" 'le'r Vic~s 70 INC people. fhat
ao'. , WIS appoin'edior IL o'clock,on
!, NV 'v.' u"y OF August, 1855, at tho
Vu'e", JAMES CONDOR on Cane Greek,
NV" Noun'y' tennessee. a short
''' , previous 70 ,ne h'iing OF that APP
po'"''ae"'' wv h''e's whom nave
as'nea were unexpectedly Joined by
,wVo'no'' h'iurs John H. Gibbs and
"'''"n "a JONES' On the day APP
'nfoo OF the Eiders-with
..'uc' JOINS excepted, ne heing at the
hou'c OF nir aarrctt, n short distance
nom 'h' Condor hrm-asscmblcd nj
a''' 'onuor hao''stion ana engaged
IN preliminary exercises, such ms the
singing OF religious hymns aud pre-
P"inB 'neif minus Tor the dovotions In
"ioa uney were shoftiy TO engage.
''''e' JONES NJ MI 1irre'ps house,
was engaged In reading discourse Of
'no u ,nr authorities OF the "Mor.
nou' ,hntch, Tor the instruction and
OF number OF people who
nAi a's'moiel there After he had
this' he Immediately
'"t'ed on MS way TO Join the others
VINO were ~ oondors; but while he
vas 'ravening That short distance, sud.
'en'y mob OF mon, In fantastic garbs
ma masked faces, and armed and
'quipped with deadly weapons for the
OF violence, rushed upon
I'm ana made him a prisoner. He was
o" IN charge Of one OF this armed
'af'y' anu that guard that was left over
nm received Instructions from his
,'o'ner mooocrsn that he should, on
"' "r' ihuma'ion OF any attempt to
o.p.' 'noo' nun uown IKE dog
' u. aao"'u 10 nufuefed' Elder
'onet ny inc consent and connivancc
us s..'', .'os'pu'h''y escaped and
Wv. "'' W "'' no"o ana friends In
ftah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

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