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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Klub edukacyjny W St. Paul pray,
}aozy} sic do Am. Federacyi Pracy.
Podobne kluby W innych miastach
pojda "a tym przyklAdem.
Finiszerzy W lejarniach zslaza W
Pittsburgh dostsli podwyzke p&acy
o 2 procent. WI stopadzie fabrykan.
ci obiecali podwyzszy6 znow place
i finiszerow pudlerow procent.
Wed2ug "rypographlosl Jour
nsp' W Stanaeh Zjed. jest W uzyciu
2,19o maszyn do stawiania czcionek,
przy ktorych zatrudnienie ma 2,S6S
operatorow, ktorych tylko 393 je
szcze ME naleay do unii.
W Rosyi W ee fabrykach jest 12
godzinny czas piracy; W 327, IL do
IL godzin; W so po IA do l6, a W
8 20 18 godzin. Fachowi robotnicy
zarabisja cd IL do Is rubli miesie
cznie, co ma amerykahskie pieniadze
czyni 5 do 7 dolar6w.
Zwiazek muzykantow W Chicago
podas prosbe do Rady niejskiej, a
by W parksch publioznych wolno
by1o grad tylko tym muzykantom
ktorzy nsle2a do zwiazku, oraz 50
obywatelami Stanow Zjed. i wybor
cami W Chicago.
w w. KS. Poznahskiem, gdzie
fabryk jest bardzo ma}o, ozas robo-
czy prawie wcsle ME jest ograniczo-
ny; zwykle rcbotn:ka trzymaja do
Is godzin. Socyalisci polscy twier-
dza, ze W zadnym inuym kraju ME
So tax wyzyskiwani robotnicy jak
tam.
Wed'ug tymcs asowego wyniku
spisu zawodowego procederow ego
z Ia go czerwca r. b. znsjiuje SIG W
Prusach 6,544,O ,O98 rodzin z is, 49,
202 mezkimi 1906, OO7 zehskimi
cz}onkami-3,3 1859 gospodarstw
rolnych, 742, 1l9 zak&adow przemy.
s}owych.
P}6ciennioy tkacze W Europie
za2ozyli mledzynsrodouy zwiazek
robotnik6w tego eachu. Cd razu
przystapi}o do tego Zwiazku $780,.
400 robotnik6w: Anglii, Belgii,
Niemiec, Francyi Austryi. Glow.
ny zarzad tego zwiaaku ustanowio
ny zosta} W miescie Ghent, W Bel
gil.
Ma ukaz cara za4ozone bye ma
"kuratoryum robotnicze' II. domy
70 ootnicze dla opieki mad robotnika-
mi biedny mi lub pozbawionymi praey;
protektorat obje}a carowa; zas car ze
swych osobistych funduszow ofaro-
wal million rubli ma za}ozenie klubu
ofice1ow wszechrosyjskich. w domu
tym bedzie $50 pokci o tanich &C.
mach dla przejezdnych ofcer6w.
Urzednicy wyznaczeni przez De.
parliament Piracy do zbadania polo
zenia marynarzy robotnik6w doko-
wych W New Yorku, og}osili juz
swe sprawozdanie, W kt6rem twier'
dza, ze wszystkie skargi robotnik6w
sa prawdziwemi. W}asciciele stat
k6w przystani dopuszczaja sic ME-
slychanych zbrodni wyzysku,
czem donosilismy W swym czasie.
sooyalisoi europejscy og}aszaja,
ze W zeszlym miesiacu strajki robo-
tnioze najlepsze powodzenie nialy
W Belgii Austryi. w innych kra.
jsch wieksza po}owe straj ajk6w pre-
grail robotnicy. Chociaz przegrali
robotnicy niekt6re strajki materyal-
ME, to jednak moralnie odniesli
wielkie zwyciestwo, DO robotnicy
natczyli sic odwagi iswiat zwr6cil
oczy ma ich s}uszna sprawe.
Armia szwajcarska liczy obecnie
100000 ludzi, z kt6rych $4,000
s}uzy W armli czynnej, $4,000 W Ian
dwerze czyli rezerwie, $4,000 W land
szturmie uzbrojonym 211, 900 W
landszturmie nieuzbrojonym. Bez tel
ostatniej grupy, W razie koniecznej
obrony, Szwajcarya a mia}aby 277 900
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

W Chicago PREY rogu ulic 63 j
Madison buduja ogromna hale ma ze.
brania polityczne, kt6ra W ko4o be-
die uszykowana takze dla cwiczen
cyklistowskich, a tor bedzie mia4
cwierc mill.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Klub edukacyjny W St. Paul pray
}aozyl sic do Am. Federacyi Pracy.
Podobne kluby W innych miastach
p6ida "a tym przyk4adem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Anglia zn6w ma zatargi re St. u.
o granice Alaski. Pewna Geese Alaski
rzad Angielski chce przy}aczyt dc
Columbii Brytyjskiej, a ludnosc tam
osiad}a, twierdzi ze terytoryum to "a.
wsze naleza4o do Aiaski. Terytoryum
owe, ktore Anglia choe zagrabic, jest
bardzo obfite wegieli inne cenne mi
uera4y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26
PRACA / KAPITAk.

Odlewacze zelaza ma ostatniej swej
konwencyi uchwalli zasozyc wiasna
fabryke ma planie kooperacyjnym.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

w New Yorku zastrajkowa}o zoe
czyscicieli rady z}otej, dopominajac
sic podwyzszenia zapfaty z 81 ma S12
tygodniowo, albo $50 do So cd
bry}y. Jezeli pracodawcy ME zgodza
sic ma zadania robotnik6w, to strajk
tego przemys}u rozpoczna robotnicy
takze W innych miastach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

w dy strykcie Connelsvillskim "a
strajkowaso $4,000 g6rnlkow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Finiszerzy W lejarniach zslaza W
Pittsburgh dostsli podwyzke p&acy
o 2 procent. WI stopadzie fabrykan
ci obiecali podwyzszy6 znow place
i finiszer6w pudler6w O 4 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Wed'ug tymcs asowe go wyniku
spisu zawodowego procederow ego
z IA 60 czerwca r. b. znajiuje SIG "
Prusach 6,544, ,O98 rodzin Is, 49,
2O2 mezkimi 19,016, O07 ze hskimi
cz}onkami-3,33l,959 gospodarstw
rolnych, 742, 1l9 zak4adow przemy-
s}owych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

MIA uwiezionych. w Zaborzu rozwia-
zano nawet kase wsparcia dla pre-
sladowanych; Kawczyka Goralczy-
ka jako zafozycieli tejze skazano ze-
sz4ego miesiaca ma so 80 marek ka.
ry. Pomi 10 takich stra sznych prze
sladowah, robotnicy ME upadaja ma
duchu, ale So niemi zagrzewani do
walki pod2oscia kapitalisty CIR ego
ustroju
Ia wz6r pr1yszfego pahstwa so
cyslistycznego podaj4 socyalisoi kos
cioay, posady landratow, burmist
ROW, sedzi6w, jsnerasow, zsndar
NOW wog6le urzedn'kow, wszak
onem mic sic ME nalezy, sa oni pan
stwowemi robotnikami i r}atnemi
przez Rad. Ale zapytaj ino ich sic
czy oni gotowi sic mijac cb}opem
w}ascicielem, kt6ry sic konie m lub
krowa zaprzaga ma SVEN kawaiku
ziemi? TAX jak ci pahstwowi kos
cielni robotnicy dzis maja stale
trzymanie, cA1y doohod podczas cho'
roby dostatnia pensya W starosci,
tax W pshstwie sooyalistycznem be.
d. mieli wszyscy ludzie. Sadz i wy
bieraj.
w po}owie wrzesnia odby4 sic W
miescie Romilly mad Sekwana 13-ty
kongres socyalist6w francuskich.
Zjecha}o sic 134 delegat6w, wybra-
nych W $50 miejscowosciach ktorzy
zastepowali 572 organjzacye polity-
czne zawodowe. Sprawozdania wyka-
za}y potezny wzrost socyalizmu we
Francyi, a mianowicie: Prasa robo-
tnicza powiekszy}a sic W rcku spra-
wozdawczym - nowych organ6w;
liczba g}os6wprzy ostatnich wyboracb
wzros{a o 1,110,666. Zarzad partyi a
szczegolnie towarzysze: Guesde, Cha
! Twin, Carnaud, Lafargue, Roussel,
Zewaes towarzyszka Alma Walete
odbyIi W 145 miejscowosciach 377
zgromadzeh, ma ktorych miewali wy
k}ady objasniajac eel socyalizmu.
Nadmienic wypada, re do zebran tych,
duzo ich przypadfo ma wsie ch4opi z
zapa}em przystepowali do socyali-
zmu.
Pisslismy W po&owie czerwca t. r.
ze W Odesie aresztowano uwieziono
kilkadziesiat ludzi i re wogole vie
zienia Odesy miesci}y tego czasu 400
ludzi, uwjezionyoh pod zarzutem
knowah sccyslistycznych. Teraz
wysz2o tego tyle ma jaw, ze uwie
zieni 50 nieomsl sami robotnicy.
Wieksza ich czes6 niema pojecia dla
czego "a co ich uwieziono. Areszto.
wano ich 20 fabryka' h, napadano W
nocy spiacych mieszkaniach vile
czono do wiezieh. Prawdopodobnie
by& pomiedzy niemi jakis Napors,
kt6ry zniewoli2 jednego drugiegp
do odebrauia broszurki, odezwy t.
D., a potem "a 30 srebrnik6w wyda4
ich wszystkich W rece kat6w. q inte
ligentow uwieziono niejskiego Bro
ma, Majera, Szotkiewicza dwoje
dzieci IA Is lat liczace c6reczki
Steinreich, kterem powyzej wymie-
niony Bron jako nauczyciel prywat.
ny. udziela1 lekcyi. Jednoczesnie
przy aresztach zamk3a policya try
restauracye, W kt6rych aresztowani
przebywal'. (Gaz Robot)
Zartobliwie pisza cesarzu While
mie, re teraz przy kazdym puharze i
toascie pofyka duszkiem socyali,t6w
i wszystkich "przewrotowc6w!" Mi
mo to mnoza sic oni bezustannie i ME
trace odwagi, ostro cesarzowisie od-
cinaja- czujac tez "a soha miliono-
wa armie zwolennikow. Armia ia
wzrasta, iak s}uszDie uwazaia gazety
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Zartobliwie pisza cesarzu While
mie, re teraz przy kazdym puharze i
toascie pofyka duszkiem socyalist6w
i wszystkich "przewrotowc6w!" Mi
mo to mnoza sic oni bezustannie i ME
traca odwagi, ostro cesarzowisie od-
cinaja- czuj &c tez "a soha miliono-
wa armie zwolennik6w. Armia ia
wzrasta, jak s}uszDie uwazaia gazetv
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

w w. KS. Poznahskiem, gdzie
fabryk jest bardzo ma}o, czas robo-
czy prawie wcsle ME jest ograniczo-
ny; zwykle robotn:ka trzymaja do
Is godzin. socysIisci polscy twier-
dza, re w zadnym inuym kraju ME
So tax wyzyskiwani robotnicy jak
tam,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

katolickie, DO Niemcy dla polcpszenia
doll ludu pracuiacego mic ME robia.
Rzad co roku zada nowych milionow
marek to ma wojsko to ia marynarke,
ale dla pracujscych tego nietylko
ME ma pozytku, ale tylko nowy Gle
Ear. Podnoszai to, re cesarz Wilhelm
ma poczatku swego panowania sam
podni6s+ sprawe socyalna, zni6sf u
stawy wyjatko se przeciw socyalistom
zwo}af konterencye dla radzenia mad
losem ludu pracujacego, ale potem
wsrod manewrow, Gwiczeh marynar-
XII, pcdrozy zajet wielka polityka i
uzbrojeniami, zapomnia4. Nedza tym-
czasem wzrasta}a, cesarz zamiast
dawnych swoich dobrych pomys}6w
telaz wzywa gwardye przeciw socya,
listom.
w Minneapolis odkryto spisek po-
miedzy wiezniami, re chcieli mby
dynamitem wysadzi6 pewna czest
wiezienia W powietrze. lie sIedztwa
jednak okaza}o sic, re plan explozyi
u&ozyi sam nadzorca Kierce. ktore
mu szio o to aby zamiAry wieza 6w
wczesnie m6gt zdradzic pred VIA
dza wyzsza publicznos,ia-a W ma
erode "a to dosta6 pronocye. Do
stanle teraz odstawke.
Chciwost kapitslist6w strasznie
sic przyczyni do wyludnienia i zu
BOHEMIA miasta, Rochester, W stania
New York. Oto biez lcym tygo-
dniu juz 300 strajkujacych krawcow
wyjecha{o do New Yorku, a prey
nsjmniej 500 wybiera sic do Chica
60. Pracodowcy ME choieli da6
krawcom takiej zap}aty, jaka psaca
W innych miastach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Wed2ug "rypographlcsl Jour
nal" W SJanaeh Zjed. jest W uzyciu
2,195 maszyn do stawiania czcionek,
PREY kt6rych zatrudnienie ma 2,S6S
operator6w, ktorych tylko 393 je,
szcze ME nalezy do uni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

P46oiennioy tkacze W Europie
za}ozyli mledzynarodowy zwiazek
robotnik6w tego :achu. Cd razu
przystapiso do tego Zwiazku $780,.
400 robotnik6w: Anglii, Belgii,
Niemiec, Francyi Austryi. Glow.
ny zarzad tego zwiaaku ustanowio
ny zosta} W miescie Ghent, W Bel
gil.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Zwiazek muzykantow W Ch'cago
podat prosbe do Rady niejskiej,
by W parksch publicznych wolno
by}o grad tylko tym muzykantom
kt6rzy nsleza do zwiazku, oraz 50
obywatelami Stan6w Zjed. i wybor
cami w Chicago.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Armia szwajcarska liczy obecnie
488O,0O ludzi, ktorych $4,000
s@uzy W armli czynnej, $4,000 W Ian
dwerze czyli rezerwie, $4,000 W land.
szturmie uzbrojonym 211 900 W
landszturmie nieuzbrojonym. Bee tel
ostatniej grupy, W razie koniecznej
obrony, Szwajcary mia}aby 277, 900
zofnierzy doorze uzbroionych, wicwi-
czonych i znaiacych dokfadnie swoj
kraj. Nadto bronia jej CORY slime
fortyfika ye.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

Ma ukaz cara zafozone bye ma
"kuratoryum robotnicze" II. domy
ro ootnicze dla opieki mad robotnika
mi biedny mi lub pozbawionymi piracy
protektorat obje}a carowa; zas car re
swych osobistych funduszow ofaro.
wal million rubli ma za}ozenie klubu
ofce1ow wszechrosyjskich. w domu
tym bedzie $50 pokci o tanich ce.
mach dla przejezdnych oficer6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-26

w Rosyi W 66 fsbrykach jest IL
godzinny czas piracy; W 327, IL do
Ii godzin; W SO po Ia do l6, W
8 po 18 godzin. Fachowi robotnicy
zarabisja cd IL do Is rubli miesie
cznie, co ma amerykahskie pieniadze
czyni 5 do 7 dolar6w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
From Willard County.

The Willard county Blade saya It IL
rumored that Chfis Erickson sold an
Interest In a mine the other day to
George Busby for $1,000.
A rich strike OF tree gold in tho low.
est lover 1850 feeD In the Charmed has
created quite stir. Free gold strikes
are now au every day occurrence.
NJ. NJ. Johnson on Saturday was
exhibiting some large, perfect AnI
beautiful topaz gems, which he secured
from his topaz mine in the TTaohyts
range 10 the north OF Detroit.
IL is a welliounded rumor that Hon.
A. j. Weber, VI Ogden, anu other
gentlemen interested with him In
Detroit mines, will soon start work on
promising gold.copper proposition.
The recent finds Oi additional large
high grade ore ia the hex, anu the
further fact Of it, having been proved
beyond all oavil that the Ibex isa true
vein, has given n great impetus ~ the
Interest In the camp.
George Busby, OF the Charmed, and
his brother john f., came In from
Detroit yesterday evening. George
says the new strike on the Chained 10
genuine and runs $50 10 500 Ia gold.
II IA the tuTiace groupings OF the rich
chimney that continues down TO the
lowest workings, or about 40 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
IMPERFECT
VISION

ls caused by the length and shape OF
tbc eyehlll. When the proper l.mun.
siols Of the eye are accurately asCer-
tanned tis easy To- prescribe the proper
glasses.
But by the methods commonly in
vogue, glasses urc fitted by the oculist
trying successive test glasses until the
patient selects combination which De
thinks improves his vision, This Is o 1ly
guess work on the part of both.
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
10 the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested.
By Dr. ShcImcrdine's original meth
DDS an accurate measurement Of the
irregularities Of the corncl, and the
length OF the eychlIl is taken by sCicu.
tic instruments, which record results
that do not vary fraction OF an inch.
One instrument proves another. thus
making a mistake absolutely impossible.
lie has fitted many hundreds aud
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair OF glasses are especially
ground 90 suit the pcculianlgs OF each
case, and guaranteed,
As all examinations arc free Il will
cost you nothing 90 ind out whether
your vision can be benefited OF not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
COUNTY COURT BUSINESS.
Some Removals aud Appointments OF
Onlccrs-Ihe Clerks salary, Etc.

At yesterday afternoons sesslsn OF
the county court Clerk Stanton was
allowed $3.50 AS salary for the month Of
January.
John 4. 5wAner was appointed bee
inspector. Tho court also removed
n. Hanson from the oiiico Of super
visor Of Diapers roads, and appointed
A. II. Ballard. James Nicholson was
permitted 10 remain MS supervisor at
Pleasant View and ordered to file a
now bond, while Edward Bolton was
appointed supervisor Of Granger pre-
olnoL James kilgoTe, who has been
acting ~ supervisor at South Cotton
wood, was removed ,And John Woods
appointed. Coming 10 tho roads at
Pleasant Green, Ii. 4. Spencer was To.
moved anu George A. Reid appointed.
At Butler precinct John Woods was
removed ami Silas 3. Jones appointed.
j, G.. Casper and others residing at
Bluff Dale demonstrated against the
removal of Joseph Nichols, the present
road oveueer OF that precinct, which
was taken under advisement by the
seloCtmeu.
James Spillet and other taxpayers
called attention TO the abandoned
crossing ON tho Utah Central railway
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
South, and demanded It's removal.
The seleotmen Will inquire into the
matter.
Resolutions were adopted lacking
Sandy precinct on to road district No.
20, Draper ON TO district Ne. s and
Pleasant View on to district No. 82.
Edward Rlshlon's recommendation
that Samuel Eastman be- included
among tlo election judges at Rlverton
was received and endorsed "too late"
John II. Frees communication re-
lalisg 10 water rights In Bingham
canyon was referred TO the seitctmen.
The petitions OF Douglas Perkins,
Charles l.. Dahlsr ana Truth A.Milner
that they be allowed TO purchase Ger.
tain land SOLD for taxes, were referred
10 the chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
PROVO.
First district CourL

The case OF the United States VI
Jerry NJ, Richardson was commenced
last evening. Richardson ~ accused
Of tho crime Of rape, committed b.
Wasatch county, October Z, 1898, on
Lucy j. seaman. The trial was COZ
Quoted with closed uO0u. Tue com
planning witness, young lady 10
years OF age, testified that she hb
taken music lessons from R.chatdslt
10 HUber, from the 22ni ~ Sop,emb,I
20 the 3fd Of October 1874. lie had
askcd hot 10 drive with him 10 PARK
City, where hts wife was living, and
she did NO. On the return ~ Hebcf,
the following day. Richardson stopped
10 feed his hUtsr, when tho crime was
committed.
Guy Mau5n " 5prlngvllls, pleaded
guilty 10 tUfnichti0n anu was sentenced
TO nay ilne Of $40.
flank Cnopping, Of Charleston,
pleaded guilty 10 a charge Of forniui-
ton committed with Clara "a. BOwkuf,
a married woman. lie Will be- cen.
fenced on Monday.
CHARLES W. J. Rtwliusou, Of Fii-
more, has brought tuit for divorce
sagiust Caroline Rhwlins9u, ON the
ground Of dUstriion. Tue pnglIUs were
MARI led ia 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
Notes and Personals.

The Utah County Teachers' apsoolu-
ton will hold Ito regular session Jm1I-
row In the Parker mouse.
A good house greeted J. X. Emmett
ana his company last evening", when
"Frilz In A Mad House" was pre-.
scented IN the opera hou-c The play
was enthusi tloally received.
The mus oi entertainment which
was 10 have uuon given tOuiglt by the
Il. Y. Academy p0lysophifsl society
has teen postponed on account Of the
death OF President SmOut Tho lee
lure OF John NJ Zane announced Tor
this evening has been postponed IN q
weak for the same reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
AROUND THE COURTS.
Only One Case Has Been Tried Be.
fore Judge Merritt To-day.
"rESDESNIso CLUB ORGANIZED.
Probate Judge McNally Dlsmisses the
claim OF Attorneys Baldwin
and Tatlock.

The energies OF Chief Justice Met
rift were not very severely taxed 10
he Third district court tlday, ono
case only being ltf, ON the calendar
TO try this side OF next Monday.
The suit In question was that Of
Richard Morrison W T.. z. DO Golyer.
The amount involved was $1,000,
balance claimed 10 be due on bill Of
s40s ior plumbing work, done ut the
De Golyer tcsidenco at Eas. Waterloo
Ia about December, 1892. The de.
iendanii VINO was represented by At
t0tney J. H.. Daimer put In dunln.
PLAINTIFF attorney wss &. Ira ktobs.
The hearing was had TO ore jury
and the case was taken into their
hands OF 2!ij VITA itsiTlCu nB 10
brns iu u sealed verdict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
West Virginia wOman's Testimony

Editor Desert NoOG
No doubt you will be- surprised 10
receive letter from Yves! Virginia.
l am glad 10 cay that 1 have mad tue
privilege OF reading your paper this
winter, and enjoyed reading the letters
from the Elders all over 10 many
StnteG ltshows they are doing great
work. 1 have heard OF tho Mormons
all my life, but was made 10 believe
that they were wfttched outlawf. l
have often heard persOns say when
they wanted 10 pass some degrading
sentence on some ones character,
"Why lie IL worse than a Mormon"
/ am glad 1 have lived 10 learn 10 un.
learn what l have learned amiss IN
regard TO ihel Mormons, and am
happy 10 say nave met with seven Of
the Mormon Elders and have had the
pleasure Of entertaining them at my
own home, And can truly say never
met with nicer gentleman Ia my life.
Elders Taylor and Djugall OF Salt
Lake CITY, boarded with me three
months, and their example Of piety
during their stay with me II
worthy 10 DO initiated. had
the privilege OF reading their
books and papers, and convefsing with
them In regard to their religious belief.
| ind they arc true Bible Christians
and endoTse their doctrine. / often
wondered why the prophets and the
laying on Of handa were done away
with and We had no living evidence
that the Bible IL true. What delight.
ful thought that II Ia lust the same to.
day ~ II was when Christ was here on
earth, teaching aud healing all manner
Of diseases.
| am member Of the Methodist
church, aud Try to live up 10 its dis
cipline; but / always felt an aching
void, but / gm feeling better now,
understand the Scripture better aud
none 90 live nearer to God In future. 1
have htrong desires 10 dwell In the city
Of the saints and become member Of
their Church. | feel satisfied ia my
own mind that they arc the chosen
people VI Coz.
WEST VIRGINIA LADY.
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Psteraon, w. g. Sharp, ]. ID. Peters, o.
Il. whitney, r. =. Richards, a. ".
Ivins, H.. j.. C0fiman, WIN. Howard.
Labor and arbitration - g. n.
Slrevell. ID. g. Elchuor, Jacob Morilz,
Laurlt1 Lafsou, Ed. Partridge, An.
dfeas Engberg, J. ID. Peiets.
Printing - II. g. Lambeth J. r.
B,wdle, CHARLES II. Hart.
Mliitia-GeO. Ryan, g. w. Bymons,
u. Il. stJver, Jasper Robertson, Ed
ward Partridge
Manufacturer ami O1mmefos-J.A .
Hyde, Jac0b M0fiiy, Farley Christian
sen, WIN. Driver, FfeI. J. Keiasl, Au-
drew himbali, Jos. u, morn.
Ordinance-R. w. HeybOufno, j. r..
Chidpi ter, dennis EichuOT, n. q,
Button, Il. 8. Rlonafl,, NJ lses rhaton.
er, VIM. Buyt.
Schedule aud future amendments
aud mltoellaueous-J Rioks, ia. u.
Green, lJUs. H.. RoblsoI, J. J. VIII
liams, q. Il. Miller, y. "a. Roberts,
Samuel Francis, Kari u. Nlaeser, Jno.
u. HOlliusy.
Accounts and expenses-A.C. Lunj,
A. j. Cushing, John X. BHnog.
EDgr0a.ment aud onrOllmout-MOnB
Peterson, Hebor NJ. Wells, Theo.
Bfandley, VIM. Lowe, VIM. j. Kerr.
Complainant affangement-Chas.
Crane, G.. G.. Goodwin, X, q. LamLefl,
y. Il. whitney, Mosea Thatcher.
Tue chalfmen oitho committees nto
all Republicans. There WAS no obirc.
ton offered in the Convention by she
Democrats.
At late hour this tsrnoon the
Convention voted TO occupy the hall
IN which IL has met 90 iar until IT.
labOrs arc completed. The C0nyen-
ton was Ia session at press Tins.
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THE PENDENNlS CLUB.
social Intercourse Is the Object Sought
by Its Members.

Under the above title a new organ.
ization has been launched In this city,
articles Of in,orpora ton having been
filed with County Clerk Stanton this
morning. The object aimed at Ia the
promotion Of social intercourse among
the members, no pecunlary profits or
advantages being looked for. Tho cap.
itAl stock Ia placed at $1,000, divided
into shares OF $40 each. w. Is. Saveillc
and John Taylor have subscribed for
40 shares each, w. n. Corbett 10, aud
II. II, Dorsey anu II. 4. Falees o eaon.
Mr.. LRyeille IL 10 be- president, Mr. rHy'
lor vice president aud treasurer, ana
Mr.. CoTbett secretary.
Salt Lake will be the home OF the
CLUB.
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The ro.nn. Slnre Rnrrlnrilel.

lhe IO'Op, store burSiaflZed.
On Wednesday night tue Coop.
store was entered by burglar, aud
about $500 in mercnauiise ectip taken
from Il cahintt ~ tho office. The Ia
tfuhcr had evidently concealed him
self 10 tue cellar D,iofo tue store closed
IN the evening, NJ panel had been
removed from tho door leading into the
store from tue cellar. The ON GERS kept
the matter quiet yesterday, while they
were endugvIfing 70 discover the cul.
prlt, which tley had not succeeded 10
doing. THIS morning, however
stranger offered Tor sale, near tue de-
PCT, large quantity OF scrip for SIS.
lie walked tUwaTds Spfiugvillr, anu
steps have been taken 10 have him
arfo,tsd, as he ie believed 10 DO the
party wanted.
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AMUSEMENTS.

FRIIz EMMETT Is the attraction at
the Theater tonight In tho newest
play OF the series which has Fritz for
a central flgure-Ffilz In a Madhouse.
Nellie MoHenry follows Monday aud
Tuesday, ana the opera II the Fencing
Master comes at the close Of next week
OUR REGIMENT drew one OF the
biggest houses Of the season at the
Grand last night, the Governor and
many Of the local militia being In At.
tendance, Reheatsals Of an Arabian
Night are going on daily,