| Show LOCAL INU AND ARD OTHER MATTERS FROM TUESDAYS adars duny DULY nomso left lulf luif luggage age arrived brother jamesh james H harr hart I 1 arr art has brought with him the following left luggage which can be obtained by the parties d designated e who can procure th the e c checks h ka from OL bishop edward hunter in whose cate caro they have b been een lett left t george richards a painted tin trunk E reynolds rey Bey a large wooden box painted brown T jorgensen a large trunk J vause small wooden box the tb e president and party by courtesy of prest smith we are enabled to publish the following dispatch GUNNISON nov 21 1882 doseph F smith we held a good conference at mantl yesterday there was preaching at petty vilie and mayfield Mayfle ld and two meetings were held at this place today to day we hold meeting at fayette and tomorrow to morrow we purpose going to levan thence to mona and utah county all well shall leave here at eleven jonn JOHN taylor TAYLOE emigration business all parties laving baving busl business nesb ness with me as church emigration agent at new york fork and which remains unsettled can obtain settlement by applying to james jack whose address is box B salt lake city any business in new york pertaining to emigration during my absence from that city can still be addressed to me at box 18 new york city and will be attended to by john W Bom rom romaine alne JAMES H HART haet salt lake city nov 1882 outrage and robbery at a quarter to nine last night a miner named a good natured irishman was bet set upon by a couple of man in the alley immediately in the rear of the theatre saloon they knocked him down and kicked him so brutally as to do him serious bodily injury they also robbed him ot his watch and what little money be he had amounting to a couple of dollars and fled when the assault was made a couple of women standing close b by y ran out of the alley ande and creamed screamed and the disturbance soon brought officers T F thomas and J Y smith to the spot finding that oto 0 a had been in the theatre saloon shortly before the rob bery they ascertained who went out of the place with him and from information obtained subsequently arrested a coup couple coupie leof of men against whom the evidence is said to te t e very strong and direct this morning the chain of OTo oles olea watch was found on the ground where the affair occurred ria hla injuries are so severe that he be is unable to appear in the case today to day two of his hig riba ribs are fractured and ho he is eo hurt internally that thit his breathing is greatly impeded and nod painful he sold a mine a short ime imo me since for which be obtained a considerable amount of money the robbers probably thought they would get a large sum but in this they were dle die appointed disappointed as he be had 7 placed hla hia money in the bank Hission nry ury work and iasa morning wo we had the pleasure of a visit from elder daniel diniel R bateman son of brother samuel batemen of west jordan who returned last evening from a mission to the southern states he left here for that part of the country october 1880 ho he labored most of the time of hia absence ab ence in middle middie tennessee but also spent bome some in the western portion of that state he met with a good deal deai of opposition As an instance in september 1881 he and elder robert spen ce cecere were together at spring creek perry county when they awoke one morning in the house houie at which they stopped five masked men med members of a ku mux klux gang were outside the building and five others were a short a ort distance ond off by the fence on theroan the road taking geare care of the horses of tb the e party one of those by the house stood near the window to which brother batemans batemann Bat emans head was quite close with a shot gun while the others who were also armed kicked at the doors trying to burst them open the brethren managed to get away without getting hurt and took to the woods in the night t time returning to spring creek in the th a day ay time aa as they were only molested at nights thus they were compelled to stop atop out three nights notwithstanding this condition they baptized three new mem members herb hers of the church while this WAS going on two weeks from the time the mob surrounded the house where elders bateman and spence were stopping they had an appointment to preace when an armed mob took possession of the schoolhouse schoolhouses and drove them away the following night sunday the mob searched starched for the elders and fired into the woods the shot passing directly over their heads butting the leaves in the trees under which they were lying two weeks after that the brethren were going to the same game place to fill an appointment when they were met by a number of friends who informed them that several men armed with shot guns had taken possession of the schoolhouse school house and declared they would kill the elders Jb should they aftem attempt t to enter they therefore did n not at w nill fill I 1 the appointment the names of 0 the more prominent among the are hart weems frank twilley rome strickland and mack strick strickland la nd notwithstanding these circumstances elder bateman states that be enjoyed his labors and baptized twenty eight persons besides assisting in administering that ordinance to about fifty others five persons residing on spring creek followed elders bateman and spencer twenty miles to get them to baptize them deplorable CASUALTY AN OLD AND CITIZEN accidentally SHOT AND KILLED A sad cad accident recently occurred at smithville Smith ville vilie graham county arizona on the morning of nova nov ad 1882 while brother seth dodge was pulling a cover from a loaded wagon his bia gun which was underneath caught in soane of his hib bed ding causing it to go off the ball entered the right aide ranging upwards killing him almost instantly he called to his son ell eli who was standing near hims him baying saying 1 I am a dead man his son eon caught him in his aims when he expired deceased was born bora A april p ril rii 1821 in jefferson county new now york H he joined the church of jesus christ of butten latter day saints sainta in 1833 was married Lovina to braden may way 29 1810 he shared in all the perse porse cautions and dobbings mob bings of the saints in missouri and Illin olp emigrated to utah in president brigham youngs company in 1818 he lived in the southern counties of utah until april 1878 when he moved to arizona he built a home in smithville in 1880 where he resided till his death he wag was the father of 22 children and eight grand children he was a good faithful latter day saint and a kind parent he leaves a large jarge family and wide circle grcie of other relatives and friend who deeply mourn his loss lose we are indebted for these parti particulars cu to brother W J ransom 11 ansom 4 M in the new york herald we lately observed mention of the speedy curo of thaddous thaddeus Thadd eua davis davia E esq sq of the groat great ink firm william street new york of rheumatic gout by st jabbs Oj Jg qt eaul paul vinn winn hinn minn preas press aj exl EXI emigration GRATION ANI and OTHER MATTERS THE work VORN OF THE SEASON COM A CHANGE OF SENTIMENT this morning wo were pleased to receive a call from brother james H hart of bloomington bear lake valley the church emiera tion agent at now york having completed the arduous labors of tha the season ho he returned from theeart the east on sunday night the emigration business of the entire year has been accomplished in the most tory manner without a hitch or hindrance of any mom moment nt the number of saints who have come from europe this year has been larger than for any previous year for some rome time back the aggregate being greater by over than in 1881 1831 we learn laam from brother hart that the feeling of intense bitter bitt erness elness n ess that existed in the east some time since sirce towards the saints ha haq modi fled to a remarkable degree this change of sentiment is so pronounced as to 10 plainly indicate the setting in of a decided reaction on the subject be he attributes a portion of this change of feeling to the gratuitous distribution of a considerable number of pamphlets explaining the true position of the latter day saints from their own and end unprejudiced non Mor mormon mormons mons standpoints tan showing owing the value of circulating the right kind of liter ilter literature abroad while in the east numbers of people observing misname his name bame in ife lie journals as mormon agent corresponded with him for the purpose of learning something concerning tho tha latter day saints the following extract from one letter received by him will give an idea of the general purport of each communication ghi lii 1 I received your kind bind and welcome reply to my letter latter and thank you yon for your kindne kindness sas in obliging me I 1 shall go over as soon as I 1 can to attend the meetings I 1 may not have the pleasure of meeting you thera there for a few sundays for your time seems short here but hope to see you soon I 1 am employed all day long and cannot get got off to pay you a visit before you go away but hope hops to eee see you when you come back in march I 1 stand alone with my own thoughts I 1 have for a number of years been trying to get books and papers telling about the latter day saints but could find nothing in this martof part of the country only what I 1 could find in the papers I 1 have written otten often of ten to utah to find out but never got any reply I 1 suppose because I 1 did not write to the proper person I 1 again t thank h ank you and wis hyou a plessant journey ouri and good health and a sa safe fe return to your work in the great city of new york during the progress of the late delegate election brother hart was naturally anxious to receive speedy information regarding it but it appears that the dispatch manipulators considered that the matter was vas going much too favorably a borab I 1 y for t the be great majority of the people to cause them to gush over tha tho figures after aftena a diligent search bearch of the public papers ha ho at last found the following incorrect telegram from salt lake city in a comparatively obscure journal published in the german language election returns show that the total vote cast cut was of 01 this number were cast by cormons mormons Mor mons and by twenty five per cent of the electors registered failed to vote at all had the victory been on the other side the country would doubtless have been flooded with statements to hat effect showing that prejudice suppresses and covers up the truth in every direction V 1 FROSI wednesdays DAILY dally NOV 21 elders returned the following elders eldera who returned from the mia mis flonary field nield in the southern states on monday night called at our office today to day john morgan bl organ president of the tho southern hoon foon hern thern states Mies fon ion W 11 bakes of beaver who left here march fth 1830 jathea james W eardley I 1 of this city I 1 left e ft N ove aber 1880 chas chal D minn zinn ha left novem ber her 1880 john houston of ol 01 panguitch left november est 1st 1880 john carter cartar of mount pleasant left october 1880 jos joa W thatcher of logan left october 1880 the funeral an esteemed correspondent of Grants grantsville ville forward forwards the following on sunday the lust just the funeral of thomas By daich dalch son ot of wm 0 and jane By dalch daich took tools place many friends of the family and of the deceased were in attend ance some bome coming by special train from salt bait lake city services were held at the meeting house and a long train of carriages followed the remains to that place the speakers on the occasion were mr joseph jennings dr J M benedict wm jefferies and H 8 gowans dent of the stake who in turn advanced correct principles and offered such consolation to the bereaved and sorrowing family as the spirit of consolation whispered at the time he was burled on his birthday a day which was being prepared for and looked forward to with much pleasant anticipation and in which a joyful birthday gathering of relatives and friends was expected but the gathering took place for an entirely different purpose Ee he had many good he also had many friends who now deeply regret his untimely end A VIOLENT DEATH A MAN DIES FROM THE TUE EFFECTS OPA OP A KICK erom FROM A MULE at des deseret I 1 arnet arret millard county on the gln gih inot whilo chris chris chrls was vas carrying feed to one of his mules which was blind the brute kicked him alm violently in the stomach the most distressing 1 symptoms immediately ensued including vomiting continuing for three days and nights till the when the unfortunate man expired deceased was a good bood faith falth faithful lul ful lat ter day saint well respected among the people hib hia futeral funeral was vas largely attended we are indebted for information of the accident to Brot bretner liec lier J ben nett Hoffen stines bugle mr hollenstine Hoflen stine said herman as its he folded up a pair of rants pants 5 and placed them on a pile if you dont hat haf fatany any ob objections dettore sections I 1 bould like to get from de avay von ef ening und go mit wit de soldiers to do spanish fort 6 vell veil herman I 1 dinks you had petter petten keep avay from de soldiers 11 replied Hoffen steine and stay mit wit do store because you know you dont don t can put any confidence mit wit de soldiers I 1 vill tell teli you youvha chy von givon day chile I 1 vas in vicksburg during de do var a cockeyed cock eyed soldier came in my store wit an old bugle in his hand und he looks around I 1 asks him vat he und be buys a couple of undershirts den he tells me to keep his bundle und bugie buglo bug I 1 a behind the counter until he comes back after de cockeyed cock eyed soldier vent de store out some more soldiers come in und valk all around vile dey look at do goods 1 I 1 baya says do you yon vant any ding weare weste ye ate are looking to see vot you yon hat said von of dem and abder avile says ili lii look dere at de bugle bugie bu ae do very ding de do captain told asro ua 19 get you know ve dont haf any bugle in de do company for dree month months how much you yon ask for de bugle I 1 dells dem dot I 1 cant sell de do bugle be baute If It belongs to a man vot shutt vent out 1 I vill gif you 50 for its it said the soldier soldiers pulling his money out I 1 tells him I 1 dont can sell bell it it mino mine 1 61 I vil gif you loo s he said my gracious herman hermau I 1 to eoll ball de do bugle so bad dat I 1 vist les ies de dells me vile vaa de store dot me vile vaa dey if I 1 buy de bugle from do man vot owns it dey will gif me for it I 1 dell dem dom I 1 vil vii dolt doli do it I 1 sebb eess a chance you know herman to make some money by do operation obe ober ration atlon ven iven de cockeyed cock cocik eyed foldier comes back he baya saya git gil git olt mo me my bundle and bugle I 1 got to go to de do camp s I 1 I 1 r says bays my amy orent dont you vant to sell beil you your bugle bugie ho he dell me bound I 1 saye baye my ably little boy boys leo vot plays in de do store sees de bugle und he goes all around crying as loud as he can because be he dont get it six dimes I 1 dakes him in de yard und vips hims hime him und he comes right back und cries erica forde fondo for de bugle it allows you know how much trouble a man vil haf mita miu mit a family I 1 viii gif you den dollars for it to please little leo polde de do soldier vont dake it und at last I 1 offers him afif nifty fifty ty dollars dol doi lans Jara und he says vel Ve I 1 Ivill vill dake fifty because I 1 cant yaste any more time I 1 haf to go to de do camp abder he goes avay I 1 I 1 goes to de door und batches for de soldiers vat canted de bugle I 1 sees seea dem passing along 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