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rOUNT PLEASANT.

The annual lee crop II being harvest
ed this week by local consumers. The
quality IN excellent but the Ice IN not
nr thick this year nH ls usual
The choir benefit dance last Friday
night was largely attended and was
"a successful affair, those present enjoy.
ing pleasant evening. The net pro-
cccds viii amount TO about ta5, which
sum VIII assist the organization ma.
teriaily In procuring necessities.
A. n. candlnnd Informs ua that a
party OF 1--WE persons left Spring city
this week for LaGrande. oregon. ON a
journey OF Investigation. They Were
g. \. Hyde ana wife. Gilbert Justesen.
Hilary iilain and Henry Strate. n the
advantages OF the place are az repre-
scented they VIII probably invest In
some property. Mr.. Hyde represents
a number Of Emery county people on
the trip, ana II he returns with "A salts
factory report number win leave that
county ana 40 10 Oregon.
Thursday afternoon the old folks had
their party By 2 o'clock, when those
who were Mt dinner first We're seated,
the meeting house was filled by a
Jolly crowd Of aged citizens who were
present as honored guests, To feast and
enjoy themselves, The tables were
loaded with tempting eatablos To which
ample Justice was done. After all had
partakon, attention was given 10 the
rendition OF an Interesting program.
Later on those who 40 desired enjoyed
u dance at the Social hall.
MORE sANPETE COAL.
W. $. Hlnkln Of this place has dis.
covered vein OF coal between here
and Manti. which n twonty-one fect.six
Inches In thickness, ana " thought
lfom tests made To be n flnc quality OF
cokelng coal, says n Castle Dale cOrre-
spondent OF the Tribune. AIR. IIinkln
II an experienced coal miner and has
now mine In operation near this place
The oregon short Line officials have
given II out that n seventeen foot
veip could be- found within twenty
miles OF Mnnti they would at once ok.
tend their road 10 II, and II now re-
mains 10 be seen whether or not they
win take advantage of the bonanza
which II offered To them. There are
vast coal deposits for miles on either
side OF orangeville and Castle Dale,
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Boxeidnr county hay is iili being
shipped Ia carloads to California rho
great drouth there last year nearly
used W that state, but the r'port comes
that copious rains have been failing.
aud the prospects Tor next year nro
very encouraging. Accordingly the de-
mand this year Tor TITAN products VIII
hc considerably icsscnod
A number Of home missionaries la
boring In the Interests uf tho Y. NJ. 81.
!. \. hnV" been making the rounds in
brigham the past few weeks. trying to
persuade all those Wicked young fell
lows that arc not at present attending
the meetings, To turn over now leaf
and join the ward organizations. Hcre's
wishing them success. We don't be-.
lievc II would hurt any N these young
mon to once week spend an hour or
two behind the open pages Of the Bible.
--lirighnm Hugier.
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PETERSON.

The first weeks session Of our pub.
lie school In the new school house was
a very encouraging success. All the
boys ana girls under twenty-one years
~ age are golnE TO illustrate their In
tercst. they have decided not 10 at
tend any ball or social except on FRI
day and Saturday nights.
The entertainment given In honor nf
James carrlgan was decided success.
II was given by the members uf the
rhilomathic Society. The program COM
sisted ~ a dance lnterspcrHod with
songs. rccltatiOnf. plain speeches.
stump speeches. tunHts and cake and
Lemonade. Mr. Carrlgan IL one ~ Nor
gan county'H most prominent men. Tho
society presented him with very
handsome autograph album. 4 speech
was called Tor hut Mr. cnrrignn was
10 overcome with emotion that he could
scarce reply
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OGDEN.


ogden. Jan. 2.--saturday night 4. 8.
Marshal Glen Miller came up from the
capital to serve subipenaa In involun-
nrv bankruptcy on u. a. and Thomas
Mckinley. partners. citing them to ap.
mar before the United States district
court. district Of Utah. as n court of
bankruptcy. and answer to petition OF
nonresident creditors asking that they
Doe adiudgcd bnnkrupts Said petit
lion was nied In the United States dis
tlict court Saturday The stock " the
MrGinleys. consisting Of mems furnish
lugs. etc. was sold In "a lump to e. ID
ives, and during the past week has
leon nearly all disposed Of
Five men attempted to hold IN the
Union Pacific night Waterman In the
fpilfnad yard Saturday night. The
vHchtman pulled n gun and captured
one of the men and took him to the po-
lice station. where he ~ nov confined.
The others ran m and have not been
tnurht
Saturday afternoon. In the district
court, the viii OF Samuel i.ongley was
Omitted to probate. The hearing OF
the petition for the Issuance 81 letters
documentary thereon VIII be heard oh
saturday January ssth.
The Marriott irrigation water suit.
fo.cniicd. was taken up In the second
district court this morning before judge
Jacob Johnson The title ~ the suit n
the Marriott Irrigation company w
Tho Hear Lake Irrigation and ogden
Wntcrworkf company IT al. This IL u
ault which Involves nearly all the com
panicr aud individuals owning water In
ogden river. and the final Adjudication
win have the eject ~ apportioning the
interest of each lltlEant In the waters
~ that river. There arr nearly 100 wit.
ucsscs. and the trial IL expected to last
two or three weeks.
chief Engineer Joseph a. West Of the
ttnh and Pacihr rniiroad cnmc M from
the south Saturday night and spent the
sabbath at home with his family. lie
reports that work on the road N pro.
crossing favorably.
The guichea and mountain rnvinea
are packed full n snow and there IL
little danger ~ shortage OF water
next summer ~ Mnlnre'H Heights.
Just east " the city. the snow In the
basin H. more than six feet In depth
and very solid. Last winter there was
barely three feet Of snow In the same
locality.
cattle King John Sparks OF Reno.
New. was In the city yesterday.
The mortal remains Of the late VIM.
j. Grpcuwell were laid 10 rest In the
ogden cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The funeral services We're held Ia the
Fifth ward meeting house. which was
crowded with relatives and friends.
many being unable to obtain entrance
90 the building. The members of PRO
lection Lodge y. q. 4. u. 4. W, Of
which deceased was member. and IA
number OF members Of the Veteran
flrcmenH association. turned out Rnda
followed the remains to tho grave. Ell
der Joseph Hail was the speaker and
Ing.
Peter l.. Sherncr, whose funeral was
hold Saturday afternoon. was Janitnr
Of the Five Points school house and
very popular with teachers and pupils.
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OUR OWN STATE.

lion OF the Heber Jail he was brought
back to Provo and placed IN the county
Jail here.
The sultan. n musical extravaganza
gotten M by Professor BOshnrd and
members Of the rabcrnac g choir. under
the direction ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell
~ Chicago has proven very success.
ful amusement venture. Friday ana
saturday the performance drew big
houses at the Opera house here. and
Tuesday the company will go 20 Pay
son and present The sultan there. a
special ". q. w train will carry them
over and return after the performance.
Many Of the friends Of the choir VIII Fo
niuun
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NEPfiI.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Ncphi. Jan. ei.-Aftcr an Illness of
six weeks duration. Harriet y. Jackson
wife OF Silns w. Jackson. died at her
home In this city Friday. Jan. 20. aged
10 years Funeral viii be- held from
the Second ward meeting house. sun
day, jan. -. nc . y. m.
SECOND WARD REUNION.
The Saints 81 the Second ward In
dulgcd In ona ~ the most successful re-
unions ever held In this city. last
Thursday ana Friday. For several
days past. committees have been hard
at work 60 make this n reunion In the
full sense OF the term, aud to say that
they succeeded would be putting u
mildly. Thursday night n ball and
basket picnic was given the younger
members ~ society. and on Friday af-
ternoon. the elder portion met In our
new meeting house to listen to a we'll
arranged and rplendldly rendered pro-
gram, consisting of songr. short adj
dresses, Instrumental music. etc. This
was fullowcd by "a feast Of fat things"
IN the Relief Hall. tn which all did
ample Justice. A general hail In the
evening was given and Saturday ar
tornoon. the little ones were treated To
a dance and picnic.
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AN UNNAMED HERO.
Bravery Of an American Sailor Dis
played In Bchalf Of Animals.

Chaplain Cassard OF the Indiana ro-
Gently contributed a bit ~ unwritten
history OF the naval fight on Santiago.
. when ccrvora's fleet was smashed II
was Just after the Maria Teresa had
gone ashore on the rocks. She was ON
IRE ana flames We're shooting from her
In every part. Dead and dying sailors
We're lying on her decks, the dying fear
fully watching the flames and Offering
up prayers for salvation. Those who
had ecapod had made their way 10
shore. some painting To liberty up the
mountain side, Others stood awaiting
CAPTURE by the American ships crews,
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Notice "a hereby given that ut a
meeting OF the Directors OF tho nunne-
Vile Mining Company held january
10, 1889. gt No, u north Main Street.
SAT- Lake city, assessment No. 4. Of
ono-half cont per share was lcvled on
tho capitnl stock Of said company. pay-
able Immediately 90 the treasurer Of
the company ut salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock on which this nssossment
may remain unpaid on the goth OF
February 1899, viii be- delinquent and
advertised Tor sale ut public auction.
amt unless payment h made before.
win be- sold on March 18th. 1888. 10 nay
the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising aud expense
Of sale.
join WELLS. Secretary.
No, Is north Main street, SAT- Lake
city. Utah.
Dated January II. 1899,
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DEsEHEr a y. l.. AGRICULTURAL.
a MT g., CANAL COMpANY-N No
iice IN hereby given that the am
nunl meeting N the stockholders NJ the
uesorut ANA SAT- Lake Agricultural and
Manufacturing canal company, viii be-
held ne the cumpany's Office. No. 81
east south Temple street. Slif Lake
city Utah, on saturday. January es
1899 10 10 o'clock q, m, for the olcc-
ton ~ trustees to serve during the on-
SUING year. ana Tor the transaction of
fore the meeting.
l.. JOHN NUTTALL, Secretary.
Salt Lake city. January ~, 1899.
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PROVO.

Provo, lou. as--The following orders
hay. b...n mad, In th. rour,h ai.,,ic,
-.
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Estate OF Rodney ID. iawsey. de-
ceased. 4. y. Ioos.. John AZ. Tw,ly.a
ana I.nfay.tt, Itoih,noL .,,oi,,.a an.
w
hthr'rr "' property situated IN Uthh
county Thomas luerwcll. James Mem
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.
hhLiVi''N 'l.ASSES'
nr. Kari q. Maeser. Elders Seymour
h.NounE ana George Reynolds attended
The stake conference ~ the religion
classes, aud gave valued instructions 10
the congregation. Dr. Mneaer also
rpok. In the evening at the Brigham
young academy, The exercises at the
conference were very Interesting, and
showed earnest lahorr ana application
on the part ~ teachers and pupils In
teaching and learning the principles OF
the Gospel Dr. Macrcr reported In
hiR address that religion classes were
In operation In nineteen stakes of
Zion, ana that Their. was an enrolment
~ over lf,0OO, all ~ whom had AN OPP
portunlty To become acquainted with
the principles ~ the Gospel. lie also
spoke ~ the future OF the associations.
and Indicated that when the people
We're sufficiently Interested In the
work for which the classes were organ
ized would meet every day dur
Ing the school year. instead ~ once
week NJ nov.
Thomas Price died Saturday evening
at his home near the cemetery after
about two weeks Illness from pncu-
monia. lie was about C5 years OF age.
ana a native of Wales lie came TO
lysa VA a"S sna, N ,,s 'tmo yssia asp ana
oonntv sr"r ,hs,, IT, n'n,na 20 p,ayo
aud has mnde his home here since. lie
leaves y wif-, who has also been Huf-
,Mondsyr '"'" W." '''' '"'"'
sheriff stor,. ,,,,,n., from, sn,,t.,,
FORK wher. h. Went 10 look M "vi'
nothins 10 Indicate who perpetrated
We deed, but from the account he give.
W. arrangement OF the candles ana
pc shaving@ ana the appearance OF the
,nyored il wou,d so.m IN he set by
fumeone Nho hnJ Inohst,ueted nceen,,
10 the building she,,ft siorrs ala moi
fee Mr.. Malcolm. who had i.ft home
Irevlous Ia Inc sherift'a arrival THE
store ,"as ins,,raa 10, 49,. a,no,,,, N
not known herc.
Christinnaen a Johnson'a ator. nj
spanish Fork burned down saturday
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SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANR-
m 3 coca special meeting Of the
stockholders of the salt Lake Ivory 4
Tuuff"r 90. viii hr held Thursday.
jru stth, 1909. No Q =. M, a. the comph-
ny'q uiilce on West Temple street. Salt
Lotto city Utah. Tor the purpose NJ
olvct'rr Board OF Directors for tho
euHIiug year. ana Tor such other bual-
nesf as may legally como before ~.
GEO, r. OpELL Scc'ty.
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and that taken from the Black canyon.
three miles south Of here, II without
doubt no best In the State The pro-
posed line NJ the Rio Graudc Western
from Helper through salina canyon
will tap the BLACK canyon and IL an
additional iuduccmcrt Tor the building
Of the road. Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
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pEsEREr EvEN1NG<NEws. MONDAY. JANUARY as

edek Priesthood In its fullnese. ~
support of this proposition he quoted
FROM Doctrine aud Covenants.
This a. The sum and substance OF thc
debate IN BRIEF and gives the man
point and general outline ~ the nfgu-
me dvnnccd on both sides.
4 chairman. Rev. Clemcnsen ior
his lnpartiality In his rulings anu
promptncas.. and to all parties VINO
took an active part In the debate.
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HEBER J. GRANT o-Th~ annual
mestlnE ~ the stockholders % ifybgr J,
the once % tho company. 30 - Iain
ttrrst Salt Lake CITY. Ituh. on Tues.
day. January aiat. ls,9, ~ o'clock D. VA.
The object Of said meeting ~ "a elect a
board of directors 10 serve for the enru-
lng year and 20 transact such other buli-
ngsl aH may legally come before u.
JOHN srRiNGHAM.
Secretary.
Salt Lake city. JAM :, $50,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Buillon-iic Tunnel Company. Princl.
pal Ofiic". Room l0s Mccormick
Block. city of SAT- Lake. state
Of Utah.

NoTiCE.-Thcrc are delinquent on
The following described stock ON ac-
share In the capital stock OF said CONF
puny. levied on the 2gnd 81 November.
isps the several amounts nst opposite
the names Of the respective share
holders NJ foilown!
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Notice ia hereby given that nt a moot.
Jug oi the Board OF Directors Of aid
company. hold on tho 10Th day u pe-
CONNER lN.N. an assessment Of one uI
cent per share WIS levied ON the rnnttai
stu,k ~ the corporation. payable I'M
m'dlntglL ny the Office ~ tile secretary
No. ~ Main Street ANY stock nnor,
which this assessment may rofnaiu m.
phtd on the 18Th DAY " January iSfl
nhnN Dc delinquent and advertised for
Hhlt ~ public auction. and. unless pay.
mcnt o. made before. viii be- sold on Tia
LIST DAY uf February, iNn. M 2 o'uiafk
D. M 20 nay tho assessment. toerthsr
ut nnlo.
JESSE ~ Fox. Secretary.
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Cp-or WAGON 4 MACHINE co The
uuuual meeting of the stock huldofs Of tlo
GO operative Wagon & Machine Co." will
BE- held ~ Tie rumpauN's office In FAT Lake
CITY. Utah, on MundHN, January - ikp, ~
uclnck . a. The uurpusos iof which said
meeting u called nrrt To elect directors Tor
The ensuing Year, 20 receive the annual -.
pufis ui tho president aud secretary, aud
g. transact any surh other business ~ may
lawfully come before said mustiur
MELVIN D. WELLS secretary.
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rsn,c Of Mary v. Hicks, Deceased

Notice s hereby giyen by the under-
signed administrator OF the estate nf
MARY y. llHl,4. deceased, To tho crodl-
tors uf. nul 600 persons having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit thom
with the necessary vouchers within
four months amer tho first publication
Of this notice 20 the said administrators,
AZ room Gli Mccormick Block, salt
LAKE Guy. Utah.
HENRY $. HICK.
Administrator ~ the Estate NJ Mary v,
Hicks, Deceased.
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Special per Dcserct Telegraph
\ WELL. MERITED SENTENCE.

Iousan. ru,h. Jan. 2l.--John \. Me
Daniel. sentenced 10y Judge Hart today
to iivo years In the state prison Tor
felony. Mcdaniel was arrested on
Christmas charged with raplnR his 10
year.old ncice. subsequently. the
charge was reduced to simple felony 10
which the prisoner pleaded guilty on
Saturday. His punishment II the maxi
mum FOR that offrnse.
several boys were landed Ia 1hil ny
city Marshal Fnrr ON saturday niEht
for violating curfcw ordinance.
Mr.. John Grelvcs ~ Preston " more
looking Tor span ~ horses which wcr"
stolen from him on Saturday. lie tol-
lowed the thieves some distance south
of Preston but finally lost their trail
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Noug'.-Iiefc Hru delinquent upon tho
ioupNlnE d.. tfiI'g stock 1u account n
ut November ifs iho several nmnunta
4et nurglitr tho names NJ the roapsctivc
-MmIuLull-r-. IL l.LL..--
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE Co.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders % tho
Home lire Insurance Company ~ Utah.
VIII hc hold az the cnmnnny'H oiilccl No.
p Main street, snit Lake City. Utah, on
Tuesday, February Z. 1870 nt Z. O'Clock
=. NJ. The purposes for which fnid meet.
fetnfy and treasurer Tor the ensuing
year AMI 10 transact any such other
business % may lawfully come before
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary,
Salt Lake city. Jan. 4. iSas.
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Co.oP. FURNITURE co Notice Il here.
BY given that tho stockhu| der uf the Coon
lurnltuu. 60 viii meet ~ their ufllrn. 70 %
d south Main street nu Tuesday. IDb'y =
lsist at On m, Tor tho election OF MIN"
directors and such other business A. may
come before The meeting
-. H. PETIT. secretary
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D,liNorrNr soricn

Aht Nnflnfn tNt Mining Company rrin.
CuHl place Hi iiuslusHs. Aictsoruit !
co'H Bank SAT- Lake civ,
itnt.
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cnFsla Mining company. rrl,c,,,,
iihcc % business. Salt Lake CIV
IAN Location Of Mines. Connor
'ieek' Cassla County. Idaho.
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- ~ ' NNANNNNNNAiW ANHaNH N.aN 81 ~
Aud in accordance with law and an IN.
der NJ tho llontd " Trustees made on the
18th DAY ~ November il1s 20 many
shares ~ each parcel NJ such stock ne
Mnf De- necessary Will BE- sold az the acc
rofnrr ~ Ftrat South and East Ts,ari.,
streets. Salt Lake city, Utah. on Mon.
day. January =. iNo. az I o'clock y M.
and expenses OF sale.
A. ilANAuER, IN.
Secretary.
Corner rirHt South and East Temple
streets. Salt Lake city. Utah
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rnunArr AND OrAHpIANsIu'
NOTICES,
Noricr 40 CREDITORS

Consult County clerk or the Uospcctlys
slgucm for Further lufpgmailon.
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Creditors win present clnlm1 with
vouchers Co the undersigned. az law
office ~ Morse a Whlttcmoro, fUi Me-
Cornlck uldg.. On or before the 18th
duy of May. A. D. 1890.
JAMES W. HOGAN.
Administrator M Estate of Agnes Hog
gan Deceased,
Date NJ nrat publication. January II.
4. u. 1893.
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NOTICE az ASSESSMENT No. 4.
bonneville Mining Company.

Principal place OF business. SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah Mines situated at
Lake side Mining District.
Tooclo County. Utah.
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For sale By y. O. NJ. l.. clark e.
dr"dgo q 90, Western Hardware 60.
Salt Lake Hardware co. and Geo. A.
Lowe. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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~ meeting Of tho Directors ~ The
above named company the Hrle ui the
above stock was postponed until sat
uriaY, January g. 1859, at o'clock
~ nt .ly order of the hoard % DE-
pRtANT =. YOUNG.
Secretary.
nate January Z. 1893.
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JESSE ~ Fox. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
WHITECAPPERS IN FLORIDA.
POSTMASTER AND EDITOR WARNED TO CHANGE
HIS VIEWS IN REGARD TO HIS
POETOFFICE

Tampa Fla Aug % (SpeciaD.-W. c. Crun, a
leading white Republican OF this State who resides
at Peck a small station thirteen miles from this
last night and notice was given 10 him that un-
less he changed his attitude In regard the post
rnastership at that place he would ba compelled 10
change State. Crcm j. the postmaster at Peck,
appointed by the present Administration but hav-
ing a large orange grove and truck farm. as We!
as the edtorship OF the newspaper organ OF the
Republicans OF Florida. occupy his attention.
He recently appointed Daniel II. Morrison colored,
10 act as deputy postmaster, and he took charge OF
the Office.
This appointment did not please the white resi-
dents OF Peck and two weeks az midnight
delegation OF them waited upon Morrison and gave
him twenty-four hours to resign. Morrison report
ed 10 Mr. Crum. who accepted his resignation, and
informed the public through the columns or MS
Dauer that ne would recommend 10 the Depart
irent al Washington that the office ne abolished.
adding several rather caustic comments on the hc-
ton OF citizens intimidating the negro and inumat
ing that they were UNIT for the enjoyment or the
benefits Of civilization - - -, -.
The matter was supposed 10 be AT rest until Iast
night when another delegation called upon Crum
al his home called him out, and handled him
rather roughly 10 such an extent that ne was
obliged 10 come TO this city this morning for the
Formed crum that they were tired Of his society
IN thaf section and that the quicker ne removed the
hetfer Crum declares that he will exercise me
rights Of an American citizen TO reside where ne
pleases and will be prepared for the mob the next
lime n favors him with a call. crum - paper, me
FLORIDA State Republican" Is the recognized mouth
niece of Republicans OF this State. and he Is man
OF some means and Influence