Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22

led the people to a hotel, which was
| filled with M0rmons, all beiqg we'll
! cared for. had accompanied them TO
/ Havrc as ! wished to know how FAR the
| company could be depended upon.
After our arrival learned that the
/ packet ship Windermcrc lftenchl would
/ not be ready for sea before the 18th. ]
/ wrote Immediately 20 President cannon
| Liverpool from which ] extract.
"Sceinglhow necessary 10 Is for some
| one TO accompany the Saints, who can
speak with them In their own language
as well as the English, would suggest
| that Elder Ballili or myself accompany
| them to New York or Florence, and
after seeing them started on the Plains,
return to our field Of labor. Either OF
as Is ready to follow your advice In the
matter. though we have made no ar
engagements ior such an unpleasant voy'
age. Yet ] do not feel justified in cN'
posing our people to the mefciless pluck.
ing OF band OF runners, etc. Could
YOU suggest any way out Of the difficulty
Please answer by telegraph, followed by
letter, address, ]. J.. Smith, care OF J.
Barbe, Havre, as ! do not wish to act
without your sanction"
On the 9th. received per telegraph,
Think BalliI had better accompany
people. win write you. Cannon"
Consequently we are busy arranging
for the departure Of the company
Elders Frederick Uuenback, wife and
daughter arrived from Geneva. We
spent some time In conversation with
HIM. He took steamer Tor New York.
On the 9Th Of May. 1862, I received
Instructions promised by President Can
non. also word that he Is called by Pfesi.
dent Brigham Young 10 spend some
time at Washington with Senator
Hooper and Others but expects TO re-
turn In a few weeks. While lying here
waiting for the ship, united four
couples In the bonds Of matrmony,
and had some good times with the
Saints.
ON the 18th Of May-All being ready,
went on board ship Windermere and
organized our company with S. l..
Billih president, with ohm Laderman
and Frederick Gass as counselofs, and
gave some Instructions. Al ~ O'Clock
noon babe all adieu aud the Winder-
mere sailed for New York, all feeling In
best OF spirits. returned to hotel,
which seemed like q deserted mansion;
wrote some letters upon business, and
took the night train for PARIS, where
arrived at am.
As per requestofthe superintendent, OF
emigration affairs, ! spent a couple OF
hours with him at his Office, answering
many questions. Upon leaving the
office he turned to one OF his employees
aud said, you will see that Mr. Smith
lacks tor nothing; all Is free to him, he Is
highly recommended" ! took S p. m.
train for Basic where | arrived az pm.
OF the 18th instant. Fonnd Elder ].
Huber at the office. The street number
had been changed by order Of the city
fathers, to 80.
BY letters from the districts find
most Of our meetings closed by the
police since emigration. After spend
ing a lew days at the office with Elder
Huber took train for Geneva ant
arrived In the evening; and though
have been absent for some months
find Sister Jennie Grannauer has our
office looking as bright aud cheerful as
Of old, with good warm fire In the
CRATE. We spent some days here and
got the III feeling that existed some
what allayed, when we visited St. lmiei
and held several meetings. We have
been highly favored OF the Lord for His
Spirit which has attended US, to Him
be all praise.
our totals OF the half yearly repor