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ARE WE OF IsrAELi

Inc second edition Of this valuable
pamphlet by Elder George RoynolJs
has just bsen Published ny CO.. q
Csnnos q Sons company. The Lg.
mlrable treatise on this interesting sut-
Jet is already well known by the
Saints, but the present edition has
been carefully revised and augmented
with additional Information on the
subject IL viii 10 read with Interest,
therefore, even by those who have
read tue previous edition.
The Auihor states his intention TO be
to prove thst the Laitsr-day Saints
have good reasons, drawn from history
and analogy. for believing tue words Of
their Patriatchs who,in blessing them,
pronounce them Of tho house OF
Abiahsm and Of the promised seed Of
Jacob, aHd sitter having weighed the
Arguments presented, the impartial
reader cannot fail 10 be Impressed with
the force OF the logic employed IN the
process OF featoning on the subject. Hu
proves that IsrAel was from ancient
tlmes a maritime people, and accounts
for their diffusion among the nations
Of Europe. He traces the ten tribeB
to Media and dwslls at length upon
their present existence Ia "The lAud Of
tho north" Then the origin Of the
Anglo.sAEons is considered and the
characteristics OF the ancient Bsandi.
nAvian mythology, literature and pee.
pie.
From this oursory glance ut the
pages Of Elder Reynolda' pamphlet,
Are we Of Israeli It is evident that
he treats Of tho subject exhsustivsly
sad, We may add, In manner that
makes tho perusAl Of II exceedingly
profitable a. we'll as pleasure.
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IRRIGATION AND AaRIcuLruRr.

The NEWS Offers two reasons for the
publication to-day u somewhat ramb-
ling communication from Prof.
A. A. Mills Of Logan As to tho
State Irrigation Association Of
Utah, which he sntasonl1es, and
a. to the State Agricultural 10.
cie1y, which he cham ions az Its pfosl.
dent. Ono Of these reasons IL that
We have no other feeling than Que Of
aincere friendship for the agricultural
society ana are over ready 10 extend
aid to It In the work OF bsnenilng the
farmers OF our agricultural country.
The other IL that the wider the oitcula.
ton OF such criticisms NJ he offers con.
oerning the alleged aims and men.
aces Of the irrigation asaocla.
ton, tue more quickly will the
latter be cleared Of any suspicion he
may create; for II occurs TO Us that II
will take great deal more than the
diatrihss or the fears OF Prof Mills to
convince this community that robbery
ami eItottion anu oliaggandisement
form a part Of the program OF the men
at the head Of the irrigation associa.
ton. Many Of them have lived IA
this Territory almost as long Ne, and
perhaps even longer than, Prot Mills
has lived upon the earth. They have
40 olner interests than are 10 be found
right here, anu they have life record
Of public spirit and Of service to and
identity with the best Interests OF the
people that their critics ought not
hastily to overlook.
We cannot permit Prof. Mills'a
aspersions, therefore, TO go uuchh,-
lengsd, and yet We are quite willing
to help him hEve mis- say, since by
such advertising the public is more
quickly brought to true understaud.
Tug OF the controversy. Apart from tlg
foregoing considerations, however, We
hud ourselves forced 10 difier if0m
Prof Mills on the general question OF
his method Of operations. We contend
that agriculture Is more dependen,
upon irrigation than vice vsrsa; anu
that agricullurlsls therefore are Oh
ought to DO primarily irrigAt0rs OF
Identified with the irrigation as,ocia.
tion. II they are and shall be, tho
very fears which Prof. Mile exprs,aeg
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NO SUGAR TRUST INTEREST HERE.

The New York World In the course
OF an editorial OF great length tior the
world) on "rhs New State Of Utah."
has much 10 say quite In line with tho
remarks OF many publicisis on the
"Mormon hierarchy" the "twin relic
Of bArbarism," tho "robolllon" during
President Buohanan's administration,
and 40 on and 90 forth. There 10
neither Interest, information nor prof.
In explaining and exploding the silly
ideas ~ above indicated which siill
now and then effect q lodgmsnt In
journalistic minds throughout the
country concerning these dreadful
Mormons and their ways; but
the World has the following para
graph, which may not be passed
By without word Of comments
The now State. which now requires
only the proclamation OF the Prosident
to invest II with tho full dignitios and
powers OF tho iorty-fiish member OF tho
Union, has population now estimated
at 252, $50, about equal 70 that OF The city
Of Buffalo Ia this state. lis assessed
property, real and porsOnrl, amounted
last wear 10 500, 500 600. II produced last
year 1900 ounces Of gold, 100000 u
silver, and among other things 4,VOO,OOO
rounds OF sugar In which tho sugar
Trust Of tho Atlantic coast IL said TO DO
interested to the extent OF looking after
senatorial votes. Perhaps these stalls.
tloa MAJ It Unnecessary 10 attempt any
further forecast OF tho probable action
Of tho Utah senators on leading national
issues.
The clause IN the foregoing which
will naturally excite nrst attention IL
the laughAble information as to tho
interest which tho great sugar trust
has In the Utah sugar factory. Public
memory need hardly be- turned back n
year for evidence a. to the keen In
teres,, and thelchArAoler thereof, which
must be here referred TO. A. that time
the giant combine declared unrelent.
ing war upon the local industry, and
did its level best 10 close II up and
force II 10 loss and failure, Its In
tsresL therefore, 10 Of that peculiar
kind which hungry darby foels
IN an unsuspecling chicken, or a
voracious wolf In n helpless lamb
to capture and devour It, n It, In
tsrest has ever taken any other forn,
local people do not happen 10 know Of
II; and Just how much lhe influence or
backing OF the sugar trust would help
any aspirant for senatorial honors may
therefore be surmised with tolsrAbls
certainty. Our own opinion is that a
candidate within u hairs breath Of
election would DO turned down ln-
slantor II he allowed It to be under
stood, or II II could be proved, that the
sugar trust was particularly interested
and would be specially grAtinsd In his
election,
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AN AsHANTEE CUSTOM.

Since the news was brought TO the
civilized world that the king OF Asian
tee had thrown aside tho British ulli-
matum In contempt and that the
English,Rs consequence contemplate
an expedition 10 the capital OF the saw.
aye king, some Of the peculiar customs
q the dusky majesty have been the
sabjsot Of conversation ~ well 40 news.
paper articles both In Europe and In
this county.
CoomAssie, the capital, WAS visited
by Mr.. Stanley In 1874 and by many
British soldiers under Sir Garnet, who
burned the city twenty-one years ago.
oIhers have paid oooasiOnal visits to
the place, and all agree that the cruel.
ties Of the monarch OF that country
are appalling beyond description.
Among the sights Of Ashantes SCENE
10 be place known AZ the Grove Of
Skulls, where thousands OF the kings
subjects are put " death. The rulers
OF the country have AN idea that when
one Of them dies, he Is TO have
. respectable body guard on tho
other Sids, And the conse.
quonoe is that numbers are
slain At each goysl funeral. Asmany
~ two thousand were killed at III,
demise Of King Rofee. These were Of
course among the most loyal OF the
suhJ rcts. But even enemies sTe saofl.
fced In this grove, and 1t has brcom.
a veitable Golgotna. The present
ruler, Prsmpeh, is believed to hav,
slaughtered thousands during the pas
year. merely to satisfy his taste for IN,
speosacular,or TO strengthen him on th,
throne by thinning out the ranks Of hi.
enemies.
The ground In tho grove Is strswr
with human bones ana corpses In every
stage Of deeomposition,--a In III,
tteesRboVe "sacred" vullures roost. All
agree that 1t Is the most hidsous plao,
on earth. Henry Stanley describes 4
~ follrwG
IA We drew near, tho foul smells he
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SUGAR BER1s ON men LANDS.


Bp. q. a. Madsen OF Gunnison
gives an Interesting account In another
column Of his experience with sugar
bseh In tho high valley OF sanpele
some sixteen years ago. His report ia
valuable as tondiaE 10 correct the pop.
ular fallaoy that altitude such a. that
Of many Of Utah's valleys Ia fatal 10 the
profitable oulluro Of this crop. IL Is
further valuable as giving information
concerning the necessary conditions
for the Ideal sugsr.bsol farm, these
being, according 10 the California eX-
pert, "isw cloudy and many bRlmy
sunny days during tho vegelA.
ton Of the plant" Surely thesu
climatic conditions can DO found
nowhere on the globe more perfect anu
reliable than In the valleys Of tho
Mountains; and It Involves no risk Of
reputation to predict that this very
region Of country will at no distant
date DO found among the localities
whore bsei-ralsing for sugar IL con.
Quoted with the utmost Of profit and
success 10 all concerned.
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srNeN.AooouNT sYsIEM o0LLeoe.
FURNITURE:

nooK. KEEPING, SHORTHAND. SrkLL'
Is ing, arithmetic, etc, Constitution bluE'
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TO EXCLUDE AMERICAN SHEEP

England Finds 1t Necessary to Appcase
the Rural Glasses.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE London
correspondent Of The World learns that
the British board Of agriculture has re.
solved upon prohibiting the importing
into the British Isles Of live sheep from
either the United States or Canada Mr..
Long, president Of the board and
minister Of agriculture, will, it is said,
announce this decision to . deputation
of English sheep raisers. The ostensi.
BILE reason for this action is the prev.
alence of the scab disease among North
American sheep, but the real motive is
the imperative demand upon the present
Conservative government from the rural
classes-to which the government really
owes its existence-for protective meas
ures in behalf of the agricultural inter.
ests. A vigorous protest against the
proposed exclusion of American sheep
will be made by agents of the dominion
government.
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MONTANA LAND CLASSIFICATION

What Has Been Done and What Yet
Remairs to DO in That Line.
HELENA. Mon. Dec. 14.-Accordine
to the first annual report Of the United
States mineral land commission for the
Helena district. there were examined
and classified by the commission during
the year $40, 070 acres. OF this $3.50
acres were classified as mineral and
2Sl AGO rs non-mineral, The cost of the
examination and classification per acre
was 23lO cents. There are in the
Northern Pacific land grant in the
Helena district. exclusive of the first
and second indemnity lands. 3, 400, $50
acres. Of this there are /. 1853, $50 acres
of surveyed lands and 2,O56, 1870 acres
~unsurveyed. There remain of the sur.
veyed lands yet to be examined ,OO4, no
acres. The unsurveyed lands, the com.
mission believes, can be classified next
year,
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DIsGRACED THE OHINAMEN.

Witnesses Taken Through San Francisco
Streets In Irons.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 14.-The fact
that Chan Fee Law and Sin Tong, two
Chinese. held as witnesses to appear
against Sin You, the murderer of La
Sing. were taken before a coroner
jury and exposed on the public streets
in irons. may lead to serious trouble
The Chinese are excited over what they
deem to be an outrage and through
their representative at Washington dam
ages will be demanded for the indigni
ties heaped upon their countrymen
The two men were not criminals, sim
ply witnesses to a murder in which OBJ
of their countrymen shot another. Al
much for their protection as to insure
their presence in court when wanted
they held at the central police sta
ton under bonds.
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LAND GRANTS TAXABLE.
Decision of Judge Thomas in tho North
ern Pacific Cases.

Decision Of Judge Thomas in the North
ern Pacific Cases.
FARGO. ND, Dec. l4.-Judge Thomas
Of the United States court has rendered
his decision in the tax case Of Cakes ct
al. vs. Afford ct al. 1t will be remem-
bered that the receivers, a short time
ago. made application for the removal
of taxes on lands in places within the
grant of the Northern Pacific road.
The receivers contended that such lands
were not taxable. Judge Thomas de-
cided that the lands were taxable and
made an order to that effect. The same
question has been decided upon by
Judges Hannaford OF Washington and
Beatty of Idaho. Both held contrary to
Judge Thomas.
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Altar Sioux Falls Saloons Again.

SIOUX FALLS. S. d., Dec. 1.-THE
chances are that the fight against the
saloons here will be revived with earn
estness. 1t is understood that the
grand jury now in session has sent a
note to the w. G. T. U. asking that
any information and evidence against
saloonkeepers in possession Of the mem
bers Of the w. G. T. u. be sent to the
grand jury. A committee will go to
the grand jury. and if that body pro.
poses to make a careful investigation of
the matter. the evidence required will
probably be forthcoming.
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