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under the treatment aHd others com.
miite1 suicide.
II will ruailly be admitted that the
proper handling Of criminals IL a very
fiicult matter. Their character, as
rule, II such that The slfictest discipline
ia necessary. But when this Il al.
milted it Is nevertheless a fact that
brutality dhqushnes anybody, to
whose guardian care criminals have
teen entrusted. Crime Itself Is but the
outcome Of that brutal instinct which
levels In violence, SUD unless those
who justly suffer for their
traussruss,ons aud brought under the
influence Of higher morale
thsu their own, the punishment can
only have the effect Of still more de-
grading and brulsnzng those social
uuicRst
There was a time when the theory
obtained that the safety Of society fe.
quirud that all onenses should 10 pun
ished Win double severity that justice
must be Is terrible M possible In IL
majesty Of brutal fofo,. The ideS was
carried out Ia tue state ami home alike.
But II was found that moral anu intel.
lcciual Advancement under this regime
was impeJed. Even the higher law
"an eye for an eye and a tooth for a
tooth" was after a long practical test
declared insufficient to bring liberation
10 tue human race from the effect. Of
IT, natural inclination towards evil.
AT present the tendency Is 10 deal with
criminal, as far A. possible, In an la.
iollecgual way, because II IL UNDERWOOD
that Ia that force alone, aided by all
moral ilueuces, lies the possibility Of
r,olaiming the iallsn ones Tor society
and Tor virtue.
Stories Of refined cruelty In penal OF
reiofmatory Institutions, like those
told OF Elmirs, are happily an txcrp.
ton Ia this county. Hut even this
exception IL stain on our boosted
civilization, IL should be au impossi.
billy, not only In the state Of New
York but everywhere 10 this broad
land, anu Ia the civil I'd world.
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AMNESTY AND PARDON.


The everything hand OF uod In the
destin e. and experiences OF His Saints
hA, been seen and realized times with
out number In tho brief but event.
ful history Of this Church. Espe.
clally during the last few years
have these naniiestations " His
power, compassion anu mercy been
multiplied 10 our behalf. The manner
In which the calm has been made to
succeed the storm has been marvellous
In our eye; aud the promptness anu
completeness with which bitterness has
been supplanted by friendship, anu
luminosity by charity. has been an evi.
dence 10 Nil who soc by the eye OF
faith, that divinity has shaped our
ends, and that poor, Unite man IL but
an agent and u means la Carrying out
the plans OF Omnipolence.
Quite In line with this marvellous
change referred 20, and As another
glowing instance OF the tender sollo.-
lude aud love OF Him whom the Saints
havs elected to serve, IN the laIc pfocla.
nation Of the President Of the United
States granting amnesty, pardon aud
tho restoration OF civil rights to
all who may have come under
the legal ban imposed by well'known
congressional enAclments against tue
practice OF plural marriage, provided
they have complied with the terms OF
the proclamation ON the same
subject nearly two year, ago
by tho preceding President. Mr..
Cleveland takes up the matter
Of pardon where Mt. Harrison laid It
down, aud carries II 10 tho utmost limit
Of hlseIecuI!ve powers. Previous con-
vietion and punishment under the laws
alluded T., are NO longer, under the
terms OF his proclamation, bar
either TO tho suffrage or 10 the
holding OF office. o. course The
special reference IN tho REPATRIATION
oath to the two laws Of Congress on
tue subject OF polygamy and unlawful
cohsbilation is not eIpungeu-
It could not be save by the
repeal Of tho laws themselves,
which IL matter entirely outside
the prerogatiye Of tho President.
While those laws are In force It il
equally evident that no proclamation
can legaliEe the practice OF polygamy
Ot"uulawiul Capitalization" even whore
the prohibited relations had been pts.
viously entered Into. But every.
thing else toward removing the dis.
abilities thereby Incurred, ami toward
restoring and re-establishing the rights
and privileges OF citizenship, M well
N exemption from prosecution, Is by
thie proclamation deoslyely ana unTe.
servediy done. The construction
plaosd upon Its terms by the Utah
Commission Is proof that We do not
rxagserate the extent Of IL; that
body has ordered stricken from the
registration oath tho clause which
reads' "And | further swear that |
am not bigamist or polygamist, and
that have not been convicted
OF any crime undrr the &C.
Of Congress entitled 'an act etc. -
1t deserves to be said In this connec.
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As to RGtrGnClmGlt.
SOME ECONOMIC SUGGESTIONS TO
THE "ClTY DADS"

We notice tuat tho cay Council il
endeav0rlng 10 iuiiil their "ueioTr
election" promises VI rigid economy
Ia the running o tue municipal ala T.
OF the city, which Il Ger uinly appTeol-
ated by all good citlztI =, anu all IA q
they may succeed In saving many
dollars 10 the overwhelmed tAKpA, -fs.
We would suggest, however, that they
should avoid dimini. hing the men on
the police force ard Ia the fire depart
msnt. This might result in the Te.
verse OF economy.
II might please the taxpayers Just Is
vol TO dispose " extra Sessions OF
tho council aud devote less time In
discussing personal character and more
time TO genuine public benefits. In
their "rn9tts N stop the leakage at the
splgot, we recommend that they set
that thebung IN securely plugged before
they roll tbs barrel over"
These are times when all should use
their care al efforts IN the practice Of
true feifenchment, both In public and
Ia private Aiiaitu, Aud assisting In this
very laud able purpose each individual
may Asslst community, aud eHch
community the commonw wealth. 80
let each individual be- careful 10 make
every dollar expended DO Tor some
necessity and sec thst II IL ured when
lis purchasing power will be greatest,
aud all should try TO prepare for tho
coming wiutor by providing them.
selves with neoe-uary fuel, food aud
clothing while the opportunity exists,
aud before the iuofeAsud demaud In.
cfeases price. This Il especially true
with regard 10 clothing. During this
slack season We Aru Offering some great
bnrgaiuF, 4nd those who arc fortunate
enough 20 to abs TO anticipate their
mkt winters necessities by ordering a
full suit now, can save enough 10 go a
long way towards a ton of coal or other
needed utcessnfieH.
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EzEtOs DESIGNS.


There has been u goat deal said In
a. Dispatches during the pat few days
Il sariiug tue purpose Of General
Antonio EEsta's wilt 10 Mcxico. lie
had just escaped being returned - San
salvador to be- shot, as no doubt he
would have been had the court decided
that his were UiTsnses Tor which he
could have been oxtfadlied; Tor the
new 5ilvaIotan administration
has no desire to ptolong the lite Of the
states former vice pfesiieut Rtd
present claimant 10 that Cnicr. A.
soon as EEu,a wan at libtry he
staftod for Mexico, AID u wac
assumed at once that he Intended
to mi,1an army Ia that county aud
In Guatrmals, anu by revolution re-
instate himself nj this head OF his
former government, or at least gain
an important office In n federation OF
the Central American republics Of
Guatemala. Honduras, NlcarAgus.
ANHAN ANlNt huA NAlNAAbNs
There IN no reason 10 doubt that the
EEetas would willingly adopt some
plan such rs that suggested, but the,e
is goou cause for believing the denial
OF the statement that President DiAE Of
Mexico has any sympathy for the
scheme. IL might DO granted that
the Mexican pte'ilen, has a strong
personal iliendship for the eH-Salya.
doTan official, though the cain IL
open TO dispute; but when It comes "a
a suggestion u giving him material
assistance ~ gala his former positi lon,
the career Of Mpxicl's chief executive
IL a protest against such course
President DlaE Il clearslghteu,
iibernl.miuded slatetman who IL a
strong advocate OF popular govern
meut lie has worked peTsistently
aud successfully Tor tho national
Integrity VI Mexico. But he ha'
SHOWN no disposition 10 NEEDLE with
his southern neighb1r., whom lac
easily could have brought under
his control had he 70 desired
lie Ia opposed TO tho ultra
revolutionary spirit that has peryaded
the Central American republics, and
on that basis alone II II safe TO Assum,
that he has no utilization with OF
sympathy for agitator, OF the Ezstl
stripe, be- they ever 40 abls or patriotic
In their desires TO control national
affairs at home. Aud while Dluz II
credited with being favorable to u
Central American federation, his past
course IL a TeiutatiOn Of the claim that
he would seek to effect II by fOmenting
STRIFE or meddling with affairs outside
Of direct Mexican interests.
This IA not to FAY, however, thai
Salvador has seen tho last OF It's OK.
vice president In the capacity Of a
military leader. On the contrary, II Is
more than lisely that soon he will DO
heard Of again In that county, where
he yet has large following. In iAui,
neither Carlos nor Antonio E1e,a viii
rest content to leave salvadotsn liiairs
alone until both are couyinooi thure IL
no hope or them to regain ssceniancy
there. While It Is certain, there ore,
that they have designs for returning to
power, il also IL probablr that Al.
toni0's visit 10 Mexico 10 merely to
secure possession Of his two children
now thtrr, and to return with them to
the United States where they viii be
safe, and where he and bis brother eau
f1rmuI t. plans for their future work.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The six,y.filh H,ml.annual Con-
ference OF the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Laiter.day Saints will convene In
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, At 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, October
9Th, 1924.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally arc cordially invited
10 attend the meetings Of the Con
ference.
wuFoRD wOoDRuFP,
GEoRdE O. CASSoS,
JosRrit +. eMiTIi,
First Presidency.
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BRUTALITY 10 PRISONERS.

New York papers recently contained
exposures OF the most inhuman cru,
olIies pracliced Ia the Elmira reform,
a1oTy by the superintendent OF that
Institution. This board Of charlie.
after CAREFUL investigation reported the
facts M found, but II seems that tho
authorities, instead Of diminishing IN,
superintendent AMI as far Us possibl,
Fighting the wrong perpetrsteJ, iutli.
he'd his blrbarous methods. To pOlltlcaI
considerations, II In alleged, this nsgli.
gtuoe Ia due.
Beating seems % have teen a
favored psstimo Ia the institution. l.
was proven that In five years the sup.
ountendent had Administered over
two thousand ave huudteI beatings
Onen the victims were knocked down
and were kicked and pounded while
PROSTATE ON the ground. Someiimrs
they weru manaoleI aud "huugu up
On the gate. Of the coils Tor eleven
hours day, several days ia succs,.
sion. Others were KEEP, Tor weeks At q
time mauacled To- sliding ring on d
bar or to a ring In the noor Of their
cVls. Some Inmates were tortured
with std hot iron hooks. Olhers wer,
kept IN cold wAteT-"dIow u,dN-for
long periody. These are but few par.
ticulirs Of tue methods OF that institu.
ton. The testimony In all its detail.
ieaia more like tale Of IL,
'ublcrranenn caves OF the med.
eval llquisitlon than an ac.
count OF liv In modern reiormatory.
Many Of the victims turned insane
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SPECIAL CONFERENCE APPOINT.
MLNtSi

Thursday. October ith-R Relief 10.
oieiy conference. Assembly Hall, 10
an, pm. and 7pm.
Friday, 5ih-German meeting, A..
sembly Hall, from o pm. TO 7 pm.
Fhisy, bih-Gsnetal Priesthood
meeting, Tabernacle, pm.
Saturday, Bih-rabornsele Choir
eenosrt, pm.
Sunday, 7th-scandlnhylsn meeting,
Assembly Hall, from . pm. to 7 pm.
Sunday, 7lh-Sunday School Union,
Tabernacle, y. m.
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FIPTIETH DIVIDEND.

&c. ILL.,, sALr LAEE CITY, sep n. 1885,
NATA MEETING OF THE DiREc.
~ tors held t0day,a dividend u four
per cent was declared upon the can.
IIhl stOcH Of ME institution OF record
september 2hih, lisa. payable in inrr.
chandis0 on and after october san. or
IN each on November 6tn. neat to
TO Eloidcrs personally upOn prpsrnta.
iion OF ihtir stock coruhcAtss, or upou
their written order.
4. 4. MkBBER, secruarr
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ton that it's within public memory
that there have been iezisiratiOn oaths
presented 10 which there was no
reference TO conviction whatever and
instances might be cited where, no
longerthhu ayearsgo,me who actually
had been convicted were assured iEa'
they could safely take the oath and
were solicited to DO 60. While, thete'
fore, there seems Ia the latest oath 10
have been this much doubt sto the
scope Of President Haffison's nmnesiyi
all such doubt will be removed BY the
explicit terms OF President Cievelnnrs
document. There Of oJurse re-
mains the clause In when
the applicant for registration pf mres
to support aud ialth.uliy obey the Con-
stilulion aud laws u the United
aiates, especially the laws Ia reicf-
ence to bigsmy nnd Tor other purposes"
etc; but, NJ above stated, these laws
require that such an oath be- taken,
anu o1ly by their repeal can II be
expungeI from registrations conducted
under them.
That this important proceeding In
the healing Of recent wounds will be
hailed with JOY anu gratitude by the
Mormon people ani by their friends,
scarcely need be reiterated. Their
thanks were due and were expressed to
President Harrison whose lroclama.
ilon, alta time when Il required cout-
age 10 issue n, has been alluded to.
Their thanks are due now 10 President
Cleveland ami those whose kindly
sdyice Ia this matter he has accepted.
The present favor was no doubt easy
10 grant, Tor there could have teen
found few to oppose It. But the &C,
Il none the les appreciated nor the les
friendly on that account, and II f,fgcts
high credit upon every one who had a
part In II. Above all should the saints
address their thunksgivlngs aud sup
plloaiions TO HIN VINO moves and
directs men'. minds, ami controls all
things as sesmrth to HIM good.
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NOTICE

run REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING oF
lho iinesho'ders Of The Dessert Nrws
ensuing year and the Wausaruon M .n NY
1ther husiuefa a. may properly Come betars
ne meeting, Will be helm at he rot,,t.t ~
llh,r sa,t iahe Cliy, on Saturday, srptemLsr
salt Lake CITY, September 1T, ISL 10 's'1'
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The Nrvs son - "a; ihs principal Hots's,
Etvs stands aud On All pai'enEer Hhns is'
ms The eitr after pm. dai'T.
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CITY suh.eriber VIII tindiv notiy D. T. nun
tar tcneulaiorl Of any rfcgulAritJ 10 me de'
livery Of thar pauera
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The answering u two questions from
MIL Creek correspondent Ia now
made easy. lie wfitefi
Please answer through tho Nrws for
the bonoht Of our readers tue following
two questions:
i,i-rhe Copper aci-doos Ii save a
mans ifanchist3
2nd-for committing misdcmoanor
aud being proven guilty, does a man loso
his ffnnchi.s2
Cohabitatlon lisa misdomeanor, many
have been sou to tho pouitcntiafy flr ID,
they have behaved themselves aud Tor
their good conduct tnolr sontonro has
boon shortened, cOudoned ,-thoy dii not
servo their iull Time Of sentence. ffthsro
are such who arc not u1hahtlng with
any but their lawful wife today, eau they
register and voter
Our Correspondent also asks concern.
Ing the status Of man who was con.
vic,ed Of polygamy aud served three
yenrs Of his term, boing pardoned
before tho term expired. The answer
TO this IL that such PARDON carried with
II the fettoration Of civil rights, anu
SUCH person, ptovi eli he could sub.
scribe 1, the other portions Of the oath
was entitled 10 register anu vote.
Ast the questions above quoted
The answer To tho nst one IL that th,
COPPER act Of iisolf carries with II u,
restoration OF rigbts; IT, benefits NJ,
accorded ms reward OF good conduct
IN prison; and u mans legal statu,
upIn completing a term shortened by
few months under the provisions o.
the copper uci, would lie precisely Ia,
same As II he had served to the verJ
last hour the term to which he la
been sentenced.
A. to the second question, the term
OF the laws relating TO polygamy nm,
Unlawful cob sbitRtlon forbade "a,
itanchl'e 10 those guilty Of those OF
lenses, and President Harrison,
proclamation Of amnesty, while In
tended TO favor those who were will
iugi apply for II and who had no
been guilty Of tho ofirusrs name,
since date Two years anu two month
previous, was held by many 10 oltr NJ
restoration 10 those who had been con
voted. though, as We have Ebov,
shown, the UtAh Commltslon Of tina
time seemed to hold contrary view
President Cleveland proclamation o
yesterday expressly includes these, an,
restores all the rights they have lost b,
reason OF such conviction; ard tier,
would seem TO bs room for no further
eAVil about II.
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A communications should BE- addressed -
DEsFEEI Ntus ruHLisHfSs Co.
Isierhors ga
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Is a dangerous couciiiln directly due
10 depleted or impure blood. ltsnould
not he allowed tn continue, NJ In ia
debility tho system Il sp ciAlly liable
10 serious attacks Of iilu,ss, HoOd's
SartapsrlUa istno Ters -dy Tor such u
condition, Hud AIS fIsthat wesknrss
which prcvais ut tue change Of sea-
son, climslB or NE.
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suh,eribsra changing thsir piaeeof resifence
thouid always ave former a. well A. present
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully Jfet AIRED from the hest in,
gradients. gir. 3
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CRDoRLIss SANITARY CO., 81
MAIN slREET.


IEssrooIs. CABBAGE. DEAD AM.
~ mails handled Improved methofs u
lIHlntsctinE aud Iludl.ng telephone "a
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L ARGE or Small. SUMS. TO SUIT
- short lime. Apply -. this onica.
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sTfAYED.

A BLACK srANlEL FLUFFY, FROM
IA residence Of n ". puN0fa Return
ANA receive reward 10 IS second ~. cor. q.
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7rrus o. sunicHirro%

IlImsnll Tor suL,crlpllor ,'vlT' 10 ,dIihe'
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INRoM iOuLsr DALk PASTURE. ONE
II sfawuerry roam mare, branded Won LEFT
shoulder, cut adfuss left forearm Information
mat VIII lead ~ her recovery Will be literally
rewarded. A, ~. cannon. IT,, this once.
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rI'WO JACKS AND g YtAts OLD
Il II tho above described animals aro not
claimed on ~ before october uth. i-Ut. they
VIII be sod AZ city tstay ponui, atlp y. ~.
JOHN y. NATION
Found keeper.
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WANTED.

I ADiEs cas- MNkE SIS WFEkLY, ny
- Folding and aiifc sing circulars for ~
A. nome. No ranvHsang ipsi ION permanent
lcply with stamped envelope Miss Marie
worm, Ashland. ohio. sccg
MCMAiiaN's uEfsctlNE AGENur
wi Hoams s AMI % Gladstone nlock, "
Main stfteL salt Iatr tUy, T.. a. Box a.
o. MDMAuAN, supt
A siHOOL TLACHEH tOn NEHNo on
"A school District tunc.C Co. UtaL. Apply
90 once TO school tfustoea
NIrANTLD-LAur OR GENTLEMAN TO
w assist In onse -aarY ti34pi, VITA
chance 70 increase. and position nermanent, y
suited. MAJ way FAR paid 20 once " ensAFei
tnclose refefsnco aud sell Addressed stamped
envelope. Manage L1ct Drawer Z. hicago
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Go to IL S. F. BALL,
TEMPLE CAFE, i0 RAlN STREET,

For Cakes, Candies, Bread, etc.
Tourists Lunches pnd Sandwiches.
Hot Lunch "a till I.
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Sew n.it- to ihe last
via
rio erspds western Railway
Can at ticket Office, No. 10 West,
Second 3 nth mr. particular.
Tho Entire Furniture STOCK OF
the Late Firm OF
SORENSEN & NELSON co.
Mus, be closed out At once regarjles.
Of cost. Come " their old stand and
secure bargain.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contain, no Ammonia or Alum.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-15
Circuit CONT Proceedings

State of Mo. VS. w d Corfin ct al;
shooting across the public highway,
defendants fined 500 and cost.
J. w. Lewis vs. J. s. Franklin; con-
tinued by consent.
w. B. Jones ex rel VS. Mary E Jones
finding for deft as to vendors lien.
Judgement for plaintiff $5S1.7O ten
per cent.
Standard Shoe Co. VS. Permelia NJ.
Duke ct al; Sep. answer of deft |.
Duke
Rhodes Barrett Mining Co VS. w S
Harmony; dismissed on stipulation.
G A Summers VS. Joseph Peterman:
death of plaintiff suggested.
State eX rel Fisher VS. Jas f John
son ct al; answer.
w Groves ct al vs. \ B Owen; mo-
tiOn to strike out second count o1
answer.
Mary f. Stephenson vs. Chas Price
answer.
G Burch VS. Thaddeus Burch ct al
{ \ Denton appointed Guardian &C
litem for minor defendant
A NJ Daniel VS. L J Farrell; answer
w X Royce VS. Mo Pac Ry Co: an
swer
w w McClements et al vs. Mo Pa,
Ry Co; answer, continued
State eX rel Fisher VS. J H Frizell e.
al; motion to require plaintiff to elecr
overruled
Marth } Griffith vs. ID \ Colver e.
al; finding for defendants.
L NJ James vs. W ] Sperman; an
swer.
VIM s Hill vs. the Rich Hill Goa
! Mine Co; Judgment for defendant il
pursuance of mandate of suprem.
court
jeff See vs. st Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Co; answer.
Mark y Wall vs. J w Ennis et al
answer.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-02-15
Immigrants and returning yOyap

Immigrants and returning voyag
ers find in Ayers Ssrsaparilla cure
for sruptions, boils, pimples, eczema,
etc, whether resulting from sea diet
and life on ship board, or from any
other cause. It's value as a tonic
and Alternative medicine cannot BE-
over estimated.
Now that Neil Burgess has retir
ed from the stage Gilbert Sarony,
now with "A Pair of Kids" to BE-
seen at The Opera House Friday
February 16 has no rival in the giddy
female character. His last engage
ment was in the role of the funny
schoolma'am in "Babes in the
Wood"
Judge Steele has moved his family
from the old Jail building to the res
idence recently vacated by Jude
Parkinson and has opened out a
boarding house, where those desir-
ing can be accommodated with board
by the week, day or meal Old
fr ends attending court are invited
to call and patronize him
Shelbyville, Ills. is the birth place
of new party known as the poor
mans party. No man whose posses
sions are valued over $1,000 is elig
ible as member or will be support,
ed by the party for any Office Th q
party stands poor chance to sue
ceed in this degenerate day and age,
when votes are bought. One cam
paign in St Louis would make pau
pers of the whole organizatioa.-La
mar Democrat
The storm of Sunday and Sun day
night was general. A heavy snow
fall is reported from all parts of
Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma, Hi
nois, Indiana, New York, Ohio, New
Jersey, Kentucky, Michigan, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Utah, Colorado and other
states. From many points the
storm is characterized as the worst
over known. The English coast was
also swept by disastrous storm
aud many vessels are reported lost
Business was paralyzed in all parts
of the country in consequence oi
the snow and cold.