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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
GRAB AT THE SWAG
a Blunoering Legislature Rolls
Up Taxes
FOR PRINTING EKTRA LAWS


lANsNo. Aug. E2-Audiior General
stone .s Ia doam viii reference a. has
authority 10 audit b.lls Tor prnuu. 10
laws II the SPECIAL session in other ghau
English newspapers and has asked the
attorney general FOR al inierpreuoa IL
the constitution IN regard % the mat
ter. Section So. srlicle q 81 Tie state
constitution says that every newspa-
per n the state whlch shall publish ala
the general laws OF any session Within
forty days Of tier passage shali be en-
titled 10 receive a sum not exceed az
SO therefor"
section O of article s provides thar
the laws. public records. AID tha Wnt-
ten, judicial and legislative proceed ncs
Of tie state snail he cone ucte4. proc
nu4gated aud preserved ll tle Eu4 ls1
language There - not much ques-
ton bui what Tie opinlOl ~ tle at.Gf-
ney genera Nll4 bg a. favor ot serving
al alike any other ~ ta.s Ame wousd
not be likely - AID hm IA getting
votes and tnls wall he Qut III las meth.
ode Of pulling le-s undeE tie table,
According 10 iae LASS legislative nlan-
ua there ala CO lsWfpapeIs iu iae
slate and al 40 t-... d would amount
10 tbe sum # $50. wb.cu can be
charged up 20 tat Felae ri tle
special SESSION. making tae total
amount up - date excess q .N30
shortly after The close cf ino special
session circular went cut FROM the
democratic state central committee -
al the democratic newspapers in Tie
state, calling attention To- iho provision
OF the constitution an8 lnsirucLaE
thom 10 take advantage thereof. gae
contents of the c.Tcllar leaked ont kla
50 the epidemic became general
The auditor general has also asked
M Ellis OPINION whether or uoi Size
resolution aplr0puatlag $500 l1r CO.
taolIshlng public ghwav cCmnlss .on
should be included 20 Tie pub cation.
These papers that have already puh-
lished the laws have included only me
senatorial and representative redis-
tTcung acts.
LANsINg, Aug. 22-Attorney General
Bills has, as above pred icied, written
an opinion % TIE eLect thai every
newspaper lu the state can have u
whSCk at printing the laws az SO
aplsce and that i e not confined -
English printed papers. lie also holds
that the public highway resolution IS
not a part OF public acts and need not
be printed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

audience inside the hall. Mr.. T&lmGge
spoke outside 70 a. unuumbsTed null
uIudo. The pressure OF the crowd MAS
50 great that tne carriage from Wnlcn
the speaker spoke was almost crushed
under nlm. Alter hs had eXtrcAtsd
himself from the th.ong and had been
driven nearly 10 hls hOtei, Dr. Ialm4ge
ordered the driver % turn back. and
on arriving az Tie town nal agalu he
delivered another address on tne oppo-
s.te SIDE Of the building, 80 that those
who had been unable % hear be pre-
vlous Grafton could listen To be words
He then went 10 his hotel, where the
doors mad to he locked - keep out the
crowd who tired 10 force their Way ln
10 greet CT see the popular American
divine. During the meeting ln the
town hsii 5000 persons stood up and
asked for prayers snd y collection for
the Russian famine sufferers Was taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
ALLARE NOW PEERS
PlaYfair, Flower, Morgan and
Pauncefote Elevated.
PRIEST. PELLEGRlNl RESIGNS
lie Has Squsbble With tbs Argentine
Congress and President Elect Ssenz-
pena Immediately Succeeds Him.

LONDON, Aug. PA peerage has
been conferred on the 1t. Hon. Sir
Lyon Piayfair, member parliament for
South Leeds. Sir Lyon IS IS years OF
age and one of the most learned men
IN England. He IS q ScOtchman, born
in India, where his father was Inspector
general of hospitals. The elevation OF
Sir Lyon to the peerage will leave the
seat for South Leeds vacant. AS sir
Lyon had majority Of 1885 the seat
seems to be safe for the liberals.
A peerage has also been conferred on
Cyril Flower, member of parliament
for South Bedfordshlre. Mr.. Flower Is
one of the wealthiest men IN the house
of commons. lie is 80 years of age, is
married to daughter OF the house Of
kothschild ana owns much property n
south London. lie mas been called 10
the bar, but belongs 10 firm Of mer-
chants.
A bsronetcv has been conferred on
the ri. Hon. George Osborne Morgan.
liberal niember Of parliament for East
Dcnblgshire. Sir George vas born n
1927 aud is the con OF Welsh clergy
man. lie va. highly successful at col
lege and was elected member Of parliR-
ment for DenbigshIre IN 1868. lie was
Judge advocate general under Mr..
Gladstone in 1880 and in 1856 ne was
under secretary for the colonies.
A b.ronetcy has also been conferred
upon Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
minister TO Washington, who is already
a q. c. NJ. g., X. &. b. aud X. {. NJ.
q. Sir Julian was born III 1928 and
was called TO the bar in 1852. lie has
been attorney general and chief Justice
at Hong Kong. chief Justice of the Lee
ward islands and has held other Offices
calculated TO qualify him for Washing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

He Is Then Going South With His
Taffy for the Cranks.


DIS MorvEs. Aug. 22.-(ien. J. Il.
Weaver arrived IN town today. Dee
pite the fatigue OF his eItcnde ed western
trip he Is in excellent health and good
voice. He expressed himself 50 much
pleased with his reception IN the silver
states. speaking OF his plans for the
pOliuc,l campaign snd the outlook as
he viewed il, General Weaver said:
II shall proceed south, leaving this
evening TO deliver an address before
the state alliance At Moberly, No. and
20 from there TO Arkansas TO remain
until September 3. Mrs. Weaver aud
Mrs. Lease wall then join me and We
will proceed further south through
Texas. ssi-sppi, Alsbsms, Georges =,
Tennessee, the CsrOlInss snd Virginia,
reserving me last twenty-five dave OK
the campaign for Iowa snd tho north
wcst The outlook j. 81 that could be
deslrsd. it = daily growing manifest
tnss the industrial people IA every sec
ton or the country have resolved to
aust voting for the trusts, the
pools. she corporations AM
the money kings If Europe
snd America Tne south completely
emapCIpa5 AMI vii vote sord.v Tor
enc peoples party Won may couat
Colorado, wyoming. Montana. Oregon.
Nevada. Warrington and CsHforns "a
c9rred ~ the peoples psrty- Ine re-
pUD can psrtY = practices y 0utof the
q xht 40 Tar ss eIeCtirg tas1r nstoual
ticket - concerned. Tbs hss become
manifest tuurg the psss thirty dsyt.
They VII have - rcss'n the rinssistss
w1lCh t0eF nst n iSf1 and 70 So on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
cHoLRsA IN EUROPE.
It's Existence in Germany Denied-New
Regulations.

re, NtdklDiar
WASHINGTON, Aux. IA cabiegram
WAS received al Inc department of
state today from the consul general At
Berlin, stating that the rumor that
cholera prevailed At Stettin, Germany,
Is without foundation. not case, be
says, having occurred there.
The regulations issued by the local
government board with view 20 pre-
vent the introduction Of cholera, went
into force on Saturday, until the
board shall by order or otherwise
direct, no rags. bedding or dlsused or
filthy clothing, whether belonging TO
emigrants or otherwise, from any for
cign port in Europe north OF Duntirk.
other than ports OF Norway, Sweden
and Denmark shall b.. delivered out
ado. except for the purpose OF export,
nor landed In any port or place IN
England or Wales II any such
rags, bedding or clothing shall bs
delivered outside or landed in con-
trsyention OF this order they shsll, IN
less forthwith exported, be destroyed
by the person. having control over the
same, with such precautions "a may be
directed by the medical officer OF
health Of the sanitary authority within
whose jurisdictlOn or district the same
may ~ found Al masters - ships,
COnssnses aud other persons hsvgng
control over any rags bedding or cloth
ny prohibited Uu4er tills order from
beng delivered outs &c except Tor The
purpose % export or sndn-. are re-
Quired o. Obey these regulations. A.
officers OF customs are empowered 20
proven be delivery oUtsioe or LsndirE
~ r8zs. headuE .- clothing ED contra
venton of tn.s order. l. shsI 10 the
duty O. tbe tau isrv author re 20 fa-s
proceed nrs sEs nsf nasfcrs ~ 81 "a.
cous g1ees rfr W01 saa ~fl.y neg
lrct or refuse 90 Obey or carry c1t or
raI 1httract fea execution cf any q
csc reE sfrls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. PA wreck
occurred on the Penusy vanis and
North western railway near Lloydsville
last GIT resulting IN the death of two
men. John Iierney and Marion Gar
lsnd, and tue probable fatsl injury OF
Fireman Hammer. An engine was
deTailed on steep grade. Tierney's
foot WIS caught IN the wreck snd when
the re,cusrs would not cut OIL hls foot
TO relesse him he severed Il himself
With his pocsetknie. lie and Garland
d iad fndaY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
THREE MEN FATALLY SHOT.
Officer of Limestone, O., Does Deadly
Work With His Revolver.

Work With His Revolver.
BEDFORD. Ind, Aug. pa riot took
place Yesterday afternoon at Lime
stone, little town three miles north
west of here, IN which three men were
fatally shot. A wagon load of women
and men we're returning to their
mes and stopped on the principal
street. The men got out of the wagon
and created a disturbance. They were
advised TO leave by citizens. Tins they
refused to do. Constable Stulz was
sent for. When he arrived ne attempted
10 arrest some OF them and they re-
sisted. A general fight took place.
Rocks, knives, clubs and reviewers
were used. Three of the men were
shot by the constable. The people in
the wagon were Germans, all belong
ing TO one family. their names being
Lentz. They had been drinking.
They work IN the stone qusrries and
1--we half q mile from Limestone.
The constable came TO this city and
had warrant. issued for eight of the
Lentz family. Two OF the men who
were shot are dead and the other will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
srArIoN AoENr Roesgp.
A Clever Thief Makes a Good Haul and
Escapes

BRECKESRfDGF, MINI, Aug. 22.-Sst-
urdsy evening 50 the LaTimors tram
pulled 10. station Agent Z. K. Fisher.
who eat at hIs desk Masking up hlsday's
sCcouuts, With Mrs. Fisher standing by
him, heard The Office door op-n. and at
tne same time man grabbed the
money before bun snd fred. Fisher
drew back and the shot passed close to
the operator and through one Of the
coaches The whole thing Wa done 80
quickly that the Office door, which
closes with /. spring. had not time 10
SHUT after bra entry before he vss gone.
Tie rotber secured sl47 m money and
ssous ss0 q time checks BE vas re-
cogn Eed nv = ma n the depot "a one
who nsd been shooting craps during
tHa tav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
LizzI. MAY BE INNOCENT.
Important Points Agsins, Her Cannot
BE Proven

Be Proven.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 22.-The
government case against Lizzie Bor-
den has been weakened considerably
by the report Of Professor Wood Of
Harvard, who examined the stomachs
OF Mr. aud Mrs. Borden with view TO
determining which was killed tirst and
now much time elapsed between their
deaths. lie cannot definitely deter
NINE from the condition OF the con-
tents of the stomach that Mrs. Borden
was killed first. and. therefore, cannot
tell how long she had been dead before
Mr.. Borden was killed. TINS Is Il very
important pom. To the defense and
materially affects the governments
theory maintained from the first, that
Mrs Borden died az least one nour be
fore her husband. The public hearing
of the charge OF murder against Lizzie
Borden opens tomorrow afternoon and
will probably continue several days.
M.ss L,zZle A. Borden arrived here
from Taunton jail at 1865 O'Clock TINS
morning and was given preliminary
hearing on q charge OF murder this
afternoon, beginning at O'Clock. She
dld not show the slightest trace of SUI
fer!ng and did not IN any degree mind
the attention she was attracting. 1t IS
reported here that Miss Borden has
made an assignment OF al personal
property 10 her counsel with instruc-
tlOns TO spare no expense IN gaining
her freedom. Miss Emma Borden has
also gwen orders TO spare nothing in
the way of labor and expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

LONDON. Aug. 22.-Sr ii. Trueman
Wood, secretary of the worlds fair
commission, will not be able 10 attend
the opening ceremonies IN October
but Messrs. Thurlow, Dredge, Harris,
Eigar. Carpmael and Grover VIII be
present.
The committee Of the Melbourne
shareholders Of the Mercantile band of
Auttrahs reports that the bank has
been insolvent since 1889. Ii also re-
ports that Sir Matthew Davies, the
chairman Of the directorate, made al
vances 10 various companies he pro-
NOTED, losing $500 900 in such OUTLAWS.
1t ie probable that the shareholders will
be obliged TO meet detclt of E475, GOO.
London shareholders largely bought Is
sues at q premium. Threats of Grim
NAL prosecution are made against the
chairman and directors.
The British steamer CaraGoc from
Orsn for Newcastle has put into Spit
head Roadstead with her cargo burn
ing. 1t Is thought that the vessel Viii
hsve 10 be scuttled. The Caracoc s 2
steamer Of S6l tons register. is owned
In North Shields and was built twenty
years ago.
The dispute between the journeymen
tsiiors IN England and the masters re-
garding the matter of piece work re-
suited today IN the employers locking
out their men as & matter OF prOtec-
ton. Ffty-five thousand tailoTs are
made idle by this action.
One hundred and forty buildings
have been destroyed by fire IN the
town of Sonotra. Germany. Among
the buildings destroyed were mum
her Of the principal business houses.
The loss will be heSvy.
The Argentine Republic, Uruguay,
Paraguay and the United States OF Co
lumbia have conceded 20 France the
most favored nation" treatment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

WAsHISGroS. Aug. 22.-The papers
IN the case Of George Cake, the recently
appointed immigrant commissioner,
who has beea charged with b.gamy,
continue 20 be received 81 the treasury
department, the latest being al en-
dofsement Of Mr.. Cake by The glass
blowers association or New Jersey.
The report of the investigation IN the
charge against Cake is still withheld
and this action occupied. The
department officers seem 10 midi
cate that Ar. Cakes appointment will
be indefinitely postponed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

Notes From Navgable Waters Of the
Pen.nsula Safe.

Notes From Navgable Waters Of the
Peninsula State.
HOLLAND, Aug. 22.-Richard Blink
OF saugatuck and Capt Ben Davis, who
formerly owned and sailed the schoon-
CT Kitty Grant. have bought the siaE-
mer J. ". Weston ~ Cleveland parties
for the sum of $500. Capt Charles
Plummer. who viii command her, WI
g. after her with his crew TODAY.
DEIRoIT, Aug. 2A-The steamer Gil
beTt's repairs 10 her engine were COM
pleted and she left for Buffalo Satur-
day night. The Progress has becg
brought up &c the city and Will he
placed u tae dry dock rs soon ar the
remainder Of her coal is removed. ire
Laurailno, a handsome snd seawo-ihv
looking steam yschi from New NorA.
Is at anchor of the foot ~ Rates street.
Ssverai gentlemen are on board maxi
lug the voyage OF the iskes their
next objective point s 81 Georgian
bay.
MAcKINAw CRY, AUG. 22-Ths
steamer Montesgle, bound down wlh
ere. ran aground az Point su Sable
carly sunday morning Tho urer.
hsnlstQue s working to release afs.
She is on sandy bottom and IS rot
taought &C. be injured.
SArLr Str. Manu-. Aug. CD THE ting
Leathcm j. Smith blew o1t hfr cFtr-
der head G Mod .aAe sunday % tei-
noon. The steward IS missing AID ls
supposed % have been Crcwrc1. Tie
tug s bs3Iy damaged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
SUED. Of az 400

Not71srev Msss Aug. 22-W s..
TabOI, tne wei kuown actor come
miffcd suIcc dc uy taking poison RI9at
$50 tn's flferro0r 81 t1e residence ot
q. rs. s.9clu, where hs has Been re-
siding Tfh nsN VIC gooa Iof on n
fne seasoa Tie wss ur.lrf Esfenent
to snp~hr 81 fHe fremont thcater tire
evening n '-fur tsra AND lnt been
ga Boston rea.zrf < las usrt tar f1e
pssf feu -eefs. Hr 81. sgraphe1 Nrss
Pan n Ha tnst re voHla carta .HIF
ha On band #rldsr Coz rehearsal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
FORGERY SCHEME uNEARrHED
Chicago Bankers Lose Heavily ~ last
ern SharDers.


EN- ShaEpers.
CuIcAGo, Aug. 22.-Todsy brought %
the notice CT the bankers OF Chicago
what promises to be one Of the NEST
carefully planned schemes Of forgery
which has been attempted Tor some
time The name assumed by the
sharper 5 K. J. Whipple, the place OF
operation Is lad II Boston, Providence
and New York. The checks are drawn
On the Atlas national bank Of this city
and 80 far as has been discovered are
made payable 20 j. b. Stevenson, by
whom they are endorsed. From the
evidence obtained IL seems they are first
cashed by some seaside hotel keeper
and then passed through the bank Of
which the duped hotel keeper Is . Gus
toner. The checks are drawn for rea-
sonably small amounts, but follow each
otner IN such rapid succession that the
aggregate OF loss q large. On Friday a
check tor $500 was unearthed, and to-
day there was another for 500. Each
OF these were drawn on the Atlas ma
tiOnal bank. How many checks may
have passed through other banks II was
impossible 20 discover today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
AND STILL THEY COME.
Gathering Of the Knights Templars
Kansas City.

Gathering OF the knights IempIarS IN
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, No., Aug. 22.-The
scenes of yesterday are being re-enacted
today. Crowds of people arrived by
every tram on every road cen;ering
here and the cry is ''still they come"
Camp Shaw has now a completed
look, tenanted'as 1t is by thousands of
persons who still lake part III the enact
menI. The Hin Is brigade arrived this
morning over the Alton III several
coaches. The Michigan division ar
rived on special tram over the Alton
at o'clock this afternoon. The New
jersey and Tennessee divisions arrived
over the Alton. The first and second
Ohio regiments came in from st. Louis
over the Alton IN special train of
thirteen cars and the Nineteenth Ohio
regiment had special train OF nine
cars over the same road. The Mary
lsad, Dem ware, District of Columbia
and West Virginia knights filled one of
the Atoms fourteen special trains.
Arkansas, Massachusetts and New
Hampshire DIVISION. got in early this
morning over the Burlington. The
Rock Island and the Memphis roads
brought in legions of northern and
western knights who were conducted to
the local headquarters provided for
them.
For the time being the German vet
Grams have taken the attention from
the Knights of Pythias. This has been
day of noise ana hustle all over the
city, but nowhere has there been such
sounds of merrlment as IN the vicinity
of Turner hail. While the business
meetings have been going OH inside the
people outside have been dividing the
time between Cusenbury park, here
the shooting contest Is taking place,
and the hall and garden we're filled
with merry gathering TIL late at
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
THEY HATE TO BACK DOWN.

The Canadian Cabinet Meet Today 70
Consider the Canal Question.
ToRoNr0, Aug. 22.-There "a a decided
feeling manifested by the government
pres. aga nst any bsckdOvn 10y the Do
minion government on the cana toiis
question. Circumstance, however.
may induce Premier Abbott 60 regard
the situation from = dfefent stand
point The three cabInst ministers re-
fnse 70 express an cpnIon Nth regard
20 the pres5dents proclamation.
cabinet meeting vii he held tomorrow.
No discussion or the canal guess Cn
will 20 reached however units the pre-
miarsnd other members reach the CIV.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
NOTORIOUS OUTLAW SHOT.
Eugene l.. Bunch Killed by Posse
While Resisting Arrest.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22.-Word was
received mere today that Eugene l..
Bunch, the notorious outlaw, was shot
and killed near Frankllnton, La. by a
posse Yesterday morning. Detectives
have been searching for weeks and
when located yesterday he opened fire
on the posse. The detectives fired a
fuslade, killing MIN almost instantly.
His partner, Cal Hopgood, surren-
dered without resistance. Bunch
has bsen implicated IN nearly every
train robbery in the south during the
last FIVE wears
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
QUIET AT COAL CREEK.
Arrival OF United States Batt-ry-Lind-
say Strongly Guarded.

say Strongly Guarded.
Coal CREEK, Tom, Aug. 22.-Every-
thing Is quiet tnlS morning. The
threatened lynching Of Lindsay last
night is the only topic OF conversation.
He is under 81 strong guard. Morton's
battery, United States artillery Ihas just
arrived. General Carnes and ms off,
GERS are indignant over sensational re-
ports sent by speci.l correspondents.
and some of them may be harshly dealt
with If apprehended.
WAsHISGToS, Aug. %. - General
Grant, acting secretary of war, today,
approved the request of Governor Blu
chanan, of Tennessee, for cannon, car
tridges, shells and canister, and orders
were tclegrapbcd to the Rock Island,
H.. arsenal to forward the ammunitl-
ton mined lately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

ProsIA, Aux. p. e ghteen oonduo-
tors on tho Contra. electric lne we're
discharged today "a result of the d.
c0very az wholesale robbery ot the
company. The pan 81 operation va
e. secu-e a. q .ow figure from she ieni-
Tor tickets vhicnllsd besn returned o
the Office. seI them over scsiu and
pocket the proceris The sun thus
obtained i,not known. bot WI amount
n sovera thcn'a0t 1ous-s. Moro 9 =
Charge vl follow tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 22.-In reply 10
the complaint made TO the department
of justice by the Knight. OF Labor that
the imprisoned miners at Wallace,
Idaho. were not being properly treated,
the attorney general has received a
telegram from Examiner Crosthwaite
saying he finds absolutely DO grounds
for the CHARGES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23
wm Enforce Retaliation Measures.

WAsHIsGToN, Aug. 22.-The chief
labor of enforcing the presidents pro-
clamation OF retaliation should il go
into effect on the first of September
next will fall upon f. b. Howard. the
collector Of customs at Marc uette, on
Lake Superior, Mich. He is an eXper-
fenced officer who served for some time
as deputy, being appointed thereto.
The amount of commerce is very con-
adorable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

heart We viii proceed south snd con
test sVsTy southern state WITH the
nominees OF the Chicago convention
Vito better prospect II carrying al
OF them than tue democrats hAYe Of
carrying any OF them. We are IN this
ight 70 win and our column ls IA fail
f..n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-23

The People OF England Are Trying 10
Check IL.


LONDON, Aug. There is 4 move
ment among the dlsinterested 10 pat a
stop 10 Mormon recruiting IN England.
A Baptist minister IN the Horn district
states that Brigham Young. JT., who Is
at the European Apostle Mormon
church, senos 900 converts 10 ltan
annually. The greater part Of these
converts, be SAYS, are English. The
Mormons are very active ~ northern
London, aud are reported 10 have made
many converts. A petition Was recently
presented 20 tie London county ooun-
ell asking Il 90 stop the Mormon pro
pagandlsm which IL carried on prlnci-
psliy through omen ar meetlngs. The
council considered the petition ard
finally refused 10 step tie outdoor
meetings.