| Show returned elder elder hubbard tuttle of spanish fork has baa just returned from a mission to the northwestern staled he left home on the february 1890 and labored the first eight months in kansas sas next be proceeded proceeded roce eded to iowa where he rema remained inex from the fall of 1890 until the spring of 1891 thence he be went to wisconsin where he be labored for six months and then returned to council bluffs lowa where he be continued until his release acting as president of the iowa conference elder tuttle met with moderate buc cess but found the people as a rule indifferent to the gospel he however believes that there is a good future before the missionaries in the north western states and says they are doing a great deal towards removing much of the prejudice which has hitherto existed he returns home in eke excellent ellent health death of bishop N J aagaard bishop niels jensen aagaard was born january 15 1885 1835 in fare jut land denmark was the son of jens and maren jensen As aagaard ligaard Liz aard at the age of 21 years he was mustered into service as a soldier and for three years served in the kida hinged d guard on his return home in ih 1858 1868 he be embraced the gospel and emigrated to utah in 1859 and settled in moroni sanpete county married his bis wife serine in 1861 and ana in the fall of the same year was called and went to dixie settled at washington kane county and in 1863 1868 was honorably released on account of falling health in 1869 he settled at levan juab county in 1876 he was called on a mission to the united states and labored mostly in nebraska returned home in 1877 and on july of that year was ordained and set apart as bishop of levan he died february ary 4 1892 and leaves a family to mourn his departure the grippe this dreaded dread and dreadful disease or what passes for it is so prey prevalent ment in most parts of utah that anything in regard to it is read with avidity one would however hardly look for bomor humor to be extracted from so lugubrious a sou source ace but it is done in the case of the editor of the roseydale Bose Rose hdale mo journal who states his case as follows the man who has the grippe is the most completely satisfied person in existence he longs for nothing more except swift and unhesitating death if he cannot have that he will have nothing else he wants neither attention nor sym sympathy path y and gets all he wants as far as sympathy is concerned nobody sympathizes path izes with him his affliction isso is so common it is regarded as a huge practical joke and that is what it is a little more practical tactical rac than joke the stages of the disease may be marked as apprehension indifference and misery in the first he cannot tell what is going to happen in the second he care what happens and in the third he knows it cannot be any worse than it has been how he feels when he gets well it is impossible to state stale for up to date nobody has recovered I 1 death of colonel hollister Hol llster the public will be surprised to jearo that col 0 J hollister Hull ieter died feb ruay 12 at hill hie residence E B first south street it yap aja pot not gene generally rEaly known that thal he was ailing although his appearance for some time past denoted that he was fat far from robust a fact that probably accounts for his big not having taken any prominent part of late in local political affairs we understand that the immediate cauff of death was heart failure the do deceased resided in utah tor for over twel twenty years during the whole of wai which time we believe he was a federal official inquiries made at the residence the deceased this afternoon subsequent to the foregoing being in types type elicited the further information that he be died of heart disease his demlaf was very sudden he complained yesterday of a pain in the chest which was not considered serious about 2 this morning he awoke and lq formed his v ife that hat he was ill from aroi that time he gradually grew worse un til he be expired at 5 Colon colony 1 hollister was fifty seven years of age and a native of massachusetts the home rule bill washington feb IS 13 the senator committee on territories this morning 7 gave another hearing to the delegation 1 from utah in favor of the seriate senate bill to give utah the right of self govern ment 0 0 richards a lawyer of ogden said that under the present system the utah commission was not responsible to the people in any way richards accused the commission of appointing persons of doubtful respect i ability as registrars and judges of elections which results iu in the perpetration of the boldest frauds continuing richards said the condition of affairs Js is such as might have been expected from the hands of strangers the commission from the time it first came into utah until now never lost an opportunity to deprive the people of their sacred sacred rights and where prow pro test was made they rushed before the people of the country with some hideous nightmare TO AROUSE PUBLIC PREJUDICE mople of the territory n at this point senator davis said do you mean by that that senators ramsey and paddock had been engaged efi in that sort of work we do most decidedly said richards speaking upon the judicial system he said that the people looked upon thi the courts as enemies rather than as aa friendly arbitrators he denied that polygamy existed in the territory and thought that the people were as law abiding SS as any in the country they were entitled to local self government like other states and territories and al all I 1 they a asked was a trial it if they were nvere found incompetent to govern the themselves selves then congress could again tak the matter in hand band F S richards of salt lake city also addressed the committee new york feb 14 two additional oases cases of typhus fever were discovered tonight snaking making the total seventy two cases in the city new york feb 14 lences furni fernl ture factory on east seventeenth street burned tonight causing damage to the amount of |
