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- suos sss, = ysgvisSd -. parha.np saAu h
- bs y sprosscun'a - sssd Or char oinn d.
fences
me esan have BEEN busty sssassd Ne ast Tow days
b ne rse6csuoa q deposit bsoks ma fsss aays Thai
Sanke themselves have been far ffom CAREFUL and The
snly uanoe thai can b called 10 mind d lae years Of
banker having personally applied a. the Bank d England
10 check he balance belonging 70 hh firm occurred In
the n Mr. eSAhan, who, with hs partner, r Johr
Paul. subsequently, condemned for sppropnastug ID
securities Of his customers.
TIE TROUBLES IN SICILY.
MALTA, April "a, 1850.
The Assurance, which was despatched 70 Messins
the 18th, returned 10 Malta the 2oA Of April and u
Boxer which Iefv the 17th for CAtania and Hyracus
returned 70 Malta On the 2lst reported all ~ quiet
those places owing 70 the presence Of yge and daily
creasng earrson Not co. however, I'm the country ou
side Paiermo, frapsni, Aarsaia, and places adAomt
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Political Demonstrations at Detroit,

IH1p0lf, NAY 1T, Isf0
The friends 81 Bal and Everett nref thirty fcur guns N
hcrcr Of their nomination 81 Baltimore.
One bunfrcd arf nty three guns we're href this even
hf on TIE ~ the Of portion OF the kcni
ran fe<x.non 10 Cnsrl~~tcn large rsss meeting "a
slrs h-n v ~rrrrss sprrebsrop q tfrir cour-e n
tsskr NJ. prsxhs
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Japan.

Tho state Of matters IN Japan appears 70 be getting
and worse, and the foreign community there NV
ing in great apprehension % 26th of February
Dutch captains Captain De vos Of the brig CHRISTIAN Lou
H. and Captain Decker Of the schooner Henrietta Louise
through The strees, and Ia said, had gwen no offence,
being respectable quiet men, when they were attacked
by some Japanese with swords. Captain Do Voc was
killed almost mmediasely and Captain Decker was pur-
sued short way before he despatched No n
assigned for this sct The Japanese high spirited
peope and have been known commit suicide when In
by foreigners b not impossible that the unfortu
iaptains may have committed offence without Intend
Ing 10 DO they may have been SACRIFICED expisse
the acts Of other foreigners
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The Bell and Ewerets RatfHcattos Meet
Ing NJ Baltimore.
B,trxoss, Nay n, 1890.
he ratification meeting postponed NJ Monday night,
owing 70 the storm.
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.on.s, or Almost ss'Ains, Asra > ground of fs~f"
vGssa = s,psny. TIA nA1an Ops1 = mtdllhG -
go3stse,' yssiesoay vs. pretty we'll received 49,
For and he Imperial family vuse pree~,s u - ..ps
aDee me upper ten Ign 70 issve IT b. country -.
veasheS y cold az damp.
Austria.
The Tsssx Zsh~q contains decree PROFESSIONALLY ap-
PONTIAC The Coupcor Of 6ase. lgnAz Won Fsner 70 tbs
charge Of the Ministry Of Finance. mo decree AAo
fers upon him the tide Of Prfvy Councillor.
A despatch from Vienna announces that Austria md
Russia having proposed Paris tbs place for tbs
senbHng Of the European Conference for the regulation Of
the question relating 70 the nsutxazed districts Of Cha
bias and fsucigpy, and Prussia having Agreed 70 this
semple At Paris. As regards the Powers who win be
represented France raises objection 70 he admission
Of Switzerland with the eight Powers who signed the hns
act Of Vienna, condition that Piedmont should be Ad
mitted upon equal footing The Conferences would,
therefore, be composed Of the ten following Powen:-
Austria France Great Britain, Portugal. Prussia, Russia
SArdbla, Spain, Sweden and swiszsTland, who WIN be
PenpoentATes accredited 70 the court Of the Tuieres
Vienna letter Of tho 2lst, IN the Cologne G0setts
Il stated ON good authority that tho Ministerial crisis
and that The liberal party has Obtained the ad
vantage. Baron do Hubner returns 70 The ministry. n
de schmerlng viii also have portfolio. u mot known
whether Count do Rschberg remains in Office, but t s NOT
Hungary and himself 10 promote the adoption o
ba,oo DO Hubner's programme.
A few days ago the Croatau peasants around Agram
presented magnificent bouquet 70 the Countess Antonia
Bsithy any, widow OF the nopleman who Hungarian
Minister President In l84S.
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Baron Aandersrom, the Minister for Foreign AAhs, In
nGse dated The 27sh OF March, reply ing 70 n nouve
nes message Of the l3sh q March, that the Swedish
government takes note Of the solemn declarations with
which the French denied any project On ~
part Of further increasing French territory exciting the
peoples by the des OF nationality and lastly, Of aiming
The re-establishment a natural boundaries
Baron Nanderstrom oitinctly makes . reservation
against principles the application Of which would only b
jnstihed by exceptional circumstances. In conclusion,
biz kxceiency particularly supports the claims Of Swzer
land, which are founded on existing treaties, and pro-
noupcss himself In favor Of the naturalization Of Chablas
and Fsucigny.
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our Balt1.srs Uorresu>>S.-...
AAInxoss, Nay 10, lsoo
ISpswuas ef as DdAoai<s-7Ass ybrusr Psrty A6is6s-
HOns-P@1w BTosURloso on Ne Harmonious Dessoracy-
knsds ef a. CsvuA-Opmsn0 Proy1 for TIE Uniomiss-
Smg q ~ Nuo Party, &c., dc.
Ny dispatches have given you tho speculatons and
cpsrtous a he band assembled here under the name
q NJ Constitutional Union party but In their necessary
brevy, may NOT have given correct idea Of The char
sctsr Of We who compose this enthusiastic body
which, just II this crisis in political affairs ID assuming an
Importance that IL orignators little thought that
would.
casual glance u the mon would satisfy any person
thss = far ability concerned, they compare favora
biz With thoes Il any othsf national convention that has
assembled for years There are many old and gray
headed men, who 70 Be brought out BY desire 10
sucs more AID, possible, In staying the fAAascsm on
one sle andrhe nresassrs the other. The Southern
dsleeancns, more than from any other scc-
ton, ooaiain = large number Of those who
agured in the American Conventions in Phiisdei
phis In 1855 and 1855; but these what were then
calsd The moderate man the rsbd men that were then
The American party, from both North and South,
nos here They arc be found with The democracy
medium Glass there fair chance for smicsble agree
rusnt on al sides.
With those that figured In the American movement are
mon from al sections that formerly acted with ,hs whis
party but have kept themselves aloof from all party a
atoms SINCE There prominent democrat or any ous
hat acted that party since 1885, amongst The delegation
here have noticed or two in the Pennsylvania do
egacn who voted for Buchanan In 1855, but are notead
M men In that delegation. The conservative portion
the old American party uDquesonaby has the control
the Convention. Every Of them denies that The,
come here ~ Americana ~ Representatives of any
Other party, out simply - CONSTITUTIONAL men.
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NEwsPAPER ACCOUNTS,

fFrom ne OE o1m12 k8QWfUS, ~ ~
vicsky visited By Ne most v;ossi md acstrocuve
vh,eh vas sccompsnE By IL ness vivid LIGHTNING ana
heavy fa Of ram, had been brewing for several hours
prevsous Threuehout Sunday night and yesterday fore
The stnospbsro YES exceedinsy msphiuc, suitry ana
oIose Thsse occasIobai gusts however, were but tn.
prelude 10 the irsnuuy ierrae hurricane which fol-
ne general Of The towards the north
ssst, although II uues parsook Of the nature o. shri
Swift currents Of CIR seemed ocean Jnaiy 10 oter
sSyssss 70 in ssy would Be iensoissly torn from is
sy ssossss soscs
street the city that does no, bear witness 70 The fury Of
No sss than nve churches have sus aimed ssri,u,
dansge hon the TORNADO. Tue large German Caihobc
church, on Fifth street. between smith asd Psrk vas
The ssepe and eos.a.rsSly shs,,ersd portion Of the
roof w tor away, he walls Of The edce badly cracked,
and the MAGNIFICENT organ Of The church anost entirely
Destroyed The pipes all eurs,ed asundor and scat
tered 10 fragments about the building
The two sma secples on each side OF the main spire
were also blown down by the shock
oout seventy feet Of the spire OF ~ Joseph church,
on the southeast Of Iinu and laurel Streets was
blown down and ie upon The roof o. the building crush
ING uelf DO 3y Of the church Here, ton, the walls
badly shattered, and the organ almost enurey de-
Psuis ehurch (cs,hol,c), the sou,hcss, Of
sprire and Abigail streets vac partially unrooed, aud
sustained bssioes other smaller sjuies
inc church, Bank street, wU blown away, ana the
reef fnghy ssmssed. The Convent Of the Good Snep.
hero, Immediately adjoining on the east, ~N also I'm
too'sd.
Ftur OF the smsi spires the towers Of The sc,oad
Pr,tbytrsn tLurch, en- Broadssy, were hfted from
TIER pssn, snd spdtd IN the yard below
Tue Fbst fresbytrian Church, on Fourth street. near
xsln lightly i,jured portion a the roof hsving
ben from IN fsstnibes. The grestest fears were
for few MN uss entertained thai the tall and uns'shuy
sepe Of tbs sdisce rtschng btavtnward nearly thres
bur drtd feet, would be blown dom We do wonder
nst properly hocers and hers In the vicinity, s they
rtek 10 and no, and bend Ike reed 10 the gale,
uspiiested the sre,tss sobcfude for Ne safety.
The root of the 1aaks hwsion church, On Carr street
near limo, wss entirely stripped from the building snd
srctd In the street. man nsmed Frederick Fhtztcrgcr
Who Vas psstire At the time. rsrro~ly escaped demh
horse vbIct be wss driving was Instantly kniea
lite Taserbsce church, corner o. john snd crh va
partially and the rssr wall nearly prcrusied
We rrcefssud ina, church In fultnn w~ injured out
have ret heard 70 what tr'n'
me Teurlesrth Dsir,ct r,hcoi house, on Bsymiller
strs,t t~s.r Dayton and Bank vas entirely unroofed,
s,d ,,t.p Of he vail throrn inside. The bowling q
the storm, the csshot .. the timber, and me shnessof
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S>>x passing the scuth and eHst; eZcs 70 NE nkg
49, sbresss he oab house, Hoboken, passng 70 MS
Ia gong and returnirg al the buos The west bank
Wv SOs II Is and Is 10 be gAssod 70 the eastward
Duies win be received until tuesday, June g. at half
psss ten O'Clock, A. ~ be once OF the Secretary OF
me Cub, No. Pine street.
owners Of yachts entered for the regsil are required
10 bsve TIE the sncc srsge, abreast of the Club House.
BY pine clock A. NJ the day Of the regatta and the
committee may exclude any scht from competing for
prize that not n he anchorage a the designated
All yachts win wear Their owners signal ss their peak
Notice win es given on the morning Of the regatta TO
the order OF stirling.
B-rhe Southwest Spit bears from the centre OF the
Nsrrows duo south distance from Robins Reef light
In three quarter miles
NEw YoR., Nay Is, 1850.
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senate.
WASHINGTON, Nay 20, 1890.
rrs oArrrRm XypcASa
massage VS. reosivsd from the President In relation
Ne oapsrs of more sssross on The Iss Of Pines, by
The United eAa<s steamer wyandot Referred 70 the
Judiciary Committee.
sAIn 90 SMILING.
Mr.. Gnnrr (rep) Of Iowa, lssroduced . resolution Of
inquiry, sddrcssed 70 ths Secretary Of w In regard 70
the sale Of The Fort sselliBs rcssrvauca.
A dscussson sosusd 70 TIE prcpvssy Of sending an
inquiry 10 The Secretary Of War.
Mr. DAvrs, (dsm) Of n~L. ooasssdsd thai could oay
be Addressed 10 the President
nsssrs MASON, (dem) Of Va, and Tssxspxs, (rcp)
o. Ne, opposed this viev
me resolution was adopted.
ur o.prurxp Ssssops Kry VEST.
M BuxsAns, (dem. Of Ia, from the oeamI,,se on
Judiciary reported bin In response 70 The Presidents
message, relative 70 slaves landed ~ Key west, and
sshed ~ mnsdAss consideration In view Of the urgency
81 the cas-.
Mr.. Rao~s, (dem) Of Mss, objected, and The bill -ss
laid over.
ucnxasr or rms PAR rms Savr.
On motion Of Mr. Ms1osy, the bu 70 increase the pay
81 The navy wa taken up, asd the amenfmsnn OF the
douse eoncurrcd In.
I'M vpr Povr AUTHORIZATION NIL
On motion Of Mr.. Hb.vrrs, (dem Of Va, ne senate
ins~.sd the amendmen.s 70 tbe Military Academy BILL,
hsa asked Tor . Conmissee ~ Conference.
sKcsrros rus tAPAvess
NE sspsrsss srvef a. qis-isr past twelve o'coc<,
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StffnI tctr--circoh -Aojourbed 70 Friday.
Cossos Ilsna-put Mos. 2ols, 2ssl, 26el, 7oee,
2sis ga ais gA so,s 2s,s, i,:s is:S ,os, ~,
s,l 80 "a, lcse, 1882 s2T, lilo, ioSs 40, s2s, a.
sSnfios oorrr-rn, NO. Is7, s7r, s7s, as, ma,
t22, t97 fsi 400 eos, toT e (4s1, le2) <e3, 1f la
Part .Nts $50, sss A7s, i2o, 3T7 <ss, sse, SO, sea-
bel, SO, $50, coll Goa, trs, ecs
~ -, 10
Islftn efans CnarIr Cnrnf = Rrrfrrs oanssa
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THE TERRIFIC TORNADO.
over One Hundred Lives Lost-One MIL
lion of Dollars OF Property Destroyed,
Sc &c.

cIsossAn, Nay 70, 1890
The mornhg papers are hcd with accounts Of the
10 MAJ etis following the OF the river. The do
mage eOre ostmted ct 81 1000, 900. All the towns and
vsses N, river above this have suffered severely
Thirty sI pairs Of coal boats known to have sunk,
and over OF lutdted lives are lost All the steamboats,
on the more or les sjured Al L,usville and
New Albany the storm Was disastrous in this
vicinity bu, treat many houses unroofed and
and fences blown down.
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LOUISVILLE, Nay %, 1880.
A tornado, The most voIeu, ever knowa, visited this
city on Monday Afternoon, accompanied with lightning,
rain and hail, uoroooas houses, uprootins uess, and
doing oher damazr. Too men were killed and several
wounded.
o. the river dee. o, coal boats were sunk, and .
number Of Steamboats, damaged and wrecked.
me- storm Was from the northwest, and WAS equally
destructive b thh vicinity.
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.prorx,vv~r on nvxry,, srrv,,v-.~n.,r ~
sn.r-a-s go .....,s.. ."
'f1~ioN' AM eA'fA"S'
mo above Board met 81 their usual hour yesterday s
teYpoou Nessvs Bowen Barren and Acton preseul
Previous 70 The meeting Of the Board private caucus
vss hsld. which ,sa,d soma svo hours dur,ns which
he subject cf nnp IN the vscancss such q sssrai
supsy,p,endent ana Iospoctoes va dpcos.sd 5000
~.., s-,-.- .-.r---. 49,. =.
nsseoo 'op"ms ns@ss "c'e aeo'oso oP"" M "e" "
pointed a the meeting
General Sup.ysntsudent-John A. Kennedy
Irspsrtovs-C.utsin lowing sun preciuct sof Oao
Tain 6ihs UfSscnth precinct ms makss the Soar h
spectore Win psnie CNrpeutsy sad For Of nrooslvu
ssrresst C.fnsy q the Bsoadvsy souad; ssrr,ans
pSlusr az the hannibal sausd ana asye~ens eoaSs q
ths N, uty sscoud vsrd we're sppo,,ssd 6oahs
nav AVE not - vee been detasd - sav precauct
On notion Of NJ. AcTox ssresans Oo1ssy, q Ne
rhird wsrd was 6saed 10 taks ckasas q - ssahuaS
squad and nviI Sergeant Helms u neAdwaV sQuad
M following report 81 tho snsteAyy police Was
ceived afier y hch he Board eitourDod-
ives asd ssress-ia2 $50
wsa asxh srest-2le
wea 37th srest-is7.
Mulberry street- 60, sS, B2A, 81, 80, H. q, a. esk
90, ~, 80, 10, a. 90, 70, "a, So n, Ia rs "a hi 2p ~
80, q, "a, 90 -
Canal srext-&<
Barter street,.
Bayard st: eet- 50, 100
nsoogl,S
MARY stIeet--ia
n y ana 4. h corners OF Hamilton Avenue sna Colou-
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thapiains shall be patd ~ bsutesssts
Evsiy chaplain shall he perniise 70 conduct public
Of which be may be . member
Every chaplain resased = .hs service aha. be require
10 report annually 70 the SECRETARY Of TIE Navy the Of
scial Srvioes performed BY him
nAsrrks.
Every master IN the line OF promotion, when on duty
when on other duty, 81, ito
when on cave watire orders, Ss2S
PASSED MrpsHIpuuS.
Every passed midshipman, when on duty as such ~
wssn on other duty, $500
WHEN on leave wasting orders, $3.50.
xIpeHwnss.
Every msdshpmap al sa, $3.50.
wosn os other duty $500
when on leave Of sbsesce waiting orders $50
SURGEONS.
vss :ss s 90 -, ss ,r,, ss'
,aaco. ''' ''' 80" =" ''"" ''
ror the second o.. year, AFTER tn. date Of his comms
For the ,hni ave years after The cate Of his oomms
sics AZ surgeon, 5000.
Fcrtwsp'y years and upwnds sfvr The date q hs
fleet swsseps, Is so
Every surees ether duty, for the hrst eve years
For The second nre ,ess after the dsie Of his oomms
sou ~ surgeon $3.50.
Dor the third ave ye", after the date Of his commission
Tor the fourth Eve years after the date Of his ccnnh
sicn ~ torFon, $500
Commission ss surgeon $500.
Every surgeon on ssve vaNrg orders, for The first
Eve ,stfs srer the cate Ct his commission - surgeon,
~ eco
Fcr ne socnd a-e years After the date Of hs commits
son % surgeon 81 SEQ
fo' tie ho eve yess stsr the date Of his commisscn
tstufgton. 81 go
zion 90 furrtob, t21f0
pcr ,vsn,y years ard upwards after ,hs date Of his
coamistion 90 sarsetb, t2,1o
PASSED ASSISTANT srRGpoSs.
TveJy rassed stssbt surgeon On ouy al sea, 81 teo
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i ufal :Nens.


U&rRovoKEp AssAUGE. --On. Friday. The alst
inst. while the EASTERN mail coach was stay.
ing for the night at the mouth OF Eehu Kan
yen, an unproEoked outrage was perpetrated
ay Mr.. Read, une2 Of the mail, conductors
between this city and Rocky Ridge. Ii ap.
eeats that Capt, Stoddard handcart company
was encamped a little below the mail station.
neat 10 the crossing OF the Weber; and that one
1t said company returned 10 tile mouth of the
kanyon, in search Of tw0cow5tfIat had stTaved
froiu the cumpS sherd Read offered to bet a
wager with the station.keeper that he could
not stop the man on isjdUrney 4 bet OF 50 so
was footiskly consented to hy the tther party.
and the. station-kecper without any tipparsnt
trouole, stopped the man in his progress, but
Immediately afterwaId let him go again
On the mana re urn With his COVE, Read
ran and turned theu*into tho station corTii
The injured man demonstrated. AID f3r this he
was struck yiplcRtly ON the side Of the head
Having small stick in his hand which he
was using lei drive his cows; lie involuatnriY
raised il, doubtless wi tn the intention Of de.
tending himself, whefeupan Read drew his
butcher knife and Stabbed the poor fellow in
the left shoulder, causing The blood to spm;t
out IN torrent We are Informed that Judge
Crosby, who was passenger by the mail, and
Mr., John w. Myers witnessed the brutal as
sault: We hope the proper authorities will
attend TO Read case. ~
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KANSAS DHoraur We learn f,n,, ,I,. n.
blsas Of the LIST inst. that Jade Ace ~.
ihaddeus Hyatt had started on 4 ,niasSon ~
mercy 70 the sufferers ID Kansas Mr. Heat
In private letter 10 d frftnd In Nsw yctt'
says, II arrived here tat Atchisonl N % 49,
night, TO find reports aud evidences II what +
am Y expect soon 10 my sad journey thronsb
ihe burnt up district Of this sadly afflicted
land AZ far as can learn here, ali arc lsay.
1873 the sunsstricken region who can; while
.hose VINO reniain arr III the main, suci as
cannot get away. Army goes first ~ Kaneos
city, and thence 10 I4awrrisce with sanO which
! have put in his bands t. purchase pr5visions
With. and take 10 Hyatt for nv or,lcis Ia dtaw
upon, as ! shall ani numbers IN immediate.
want There are some bsartIcss
people here with full bellies. WHO Cnnriot 80
that any one suffers. and will not until it
comes homo TO themselves. H ..'s
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GRATIS.
waanrnarnn 800

WAsHINoToN COUNTY.
Sshia Glars, Jsroe IIamblIn: TosusviN,.i
goshaa Y. Willes; virRen City and Grafton,
sM,ss =, Johrseri Wsshtngfon,J. d. MtCul1
IRow couMfY.
!, Cedar CITY, Richard VI. Norris: P.tow,n.
sa ~, iswisi rsTagoonsh, MsfIss Ensgrs Sum.
init Cfeek, seth johnson. II
HrAvER County
. Reysr, p; N. Thoma.s MInersyiIl., J.. ii.
s MittANp coUa7Y. \,
! Fillmore, laO 4. Ray; Cedar sprine,, Levi
SAN PETE COUNTY.
Mauli. Geo, Peacock; Fort EphraIm. n. r.
Jefferson; Mount Pleasant, VIM. Morrison.
sleroni, y ". Bradley; Fountain Green, q. w.
Johnson: Spring Town, G. @ Lafssn E
juAB couSTY.
), NePhi, ". D. HsmblstOn; Willow Crsek. D..
CEDAR eouNTy.
Camp FLOYD and FAIRFIELD, Msssrs. w.,k.r
Bros; Cedar Fort, ]. Rodsbaek.
UTAH COUNTY,. 5
I, Goshen, VIM Price: SantaquIn. win. NJ.
bndej fayson, Y ", Young, and Sabsr, Esebs
S 3. Ioi Psmdtcwa, II u. NJ Jollsy; Spanish
..ttsslDNtg NJ JOuneODs
Provo, WIN. Miller and H. IN. Cliff: Pleasant
Grove, w, q Slerrett; American Fork. L n.
iiarrieg'on; Lehi, David Evans; Alpine CIV
J. w. Vance ,ss ~
i@.f eREAT SALT LAKE coUSTY
Gartner's Mills, d. 4 Allen, Ir.p.r.yill..
David Jamfsi Union, d S Clements; Mormon,
EEektet L-e end 9, Boyes; Big Cottonwood.
y Brmton; Mill Creek, Franklin Neff: West
Midi Creek, William Park; TsyIorsvile, s. Benz
mon; Sugar Honse Ward, q. Strineham; South
Cottonwood, a. Cahoon and Jos. Hainmoud:
Fort HERMAN, ] Stocking,
TooELE COUNTY.
Tooele City, Eli .. kelsey: Csrsntsyills 4. q.
Brewer - q. !,
siIAMnIP COUNTY. -,
Rush Valley, Robert Miller.
DAVIS cogKTY
BoantifuL W. $. Muir; Centeryille. Willlam
Reeves; FaI nipgton, Lot Smith and Jas. Lsit.
headi kaysyde, c, Lsyton.s /. e 4
wEBER covNrY.
: o.drn. G., w Vest, North OGDEN. Tho,.
bnnrt East Weber, r. J.. Osborne; South W.
Der, Rt. Cook
COX RLDER COUNTY.
Brigham City, 81 Smith, North WiloNi
Sfsek, = Hawkins tpestmaslfsJ ~
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TO ENCOURAGE THE OWNERS
AND KAISERS OF STOCK.

.HN Thursday next, the 9Th Of October, .
~ Sl5 Bride will be awarded 10 Ihs Best
Brood Mare on exhibition, and a $40 Bride will
be awarded 10 the Second Bsst Brood Mare.
Composing animalstO be in the Public Yard at
~ clock an Of tbs above day. -: :. =.
On Friday, the 9Th, at the race course, west
OF tbs city, The following prizes win be award
Best Stallion, 10 trot one mile IN harness or
Under The sadtliel Prize, SIS stallion Bride
and S25 blanket. Second best, prize, a SOS
stallion hrjdle. = ~. :. q : =.
Best Maze 10 tTot one milo in harness or nm.
der the saddle; nrize, a $50 saddle. Second
best; prize, a $50 hridle. Tho Judges Of the
foregoing to be governed In giving Their decislous
by tho combined speed, symmetry and blood OF
the animals competing. = ..a.. - =.
Rest mile Horse; prize, a $50 saddle: Sac.
ond best, pfizs, SIS birdie. - :.
Best quarter mile Horsei prize, SIG bride.
Second hest, 6Tize, a $40 bride. :-.... ~.
Fastest trottins Horse, one mile In harness,
plizH, $40 single harness. Second best ditto;
prize, SIS bride. -. :. -. '"-'
Fasiast Pacing Horse, ono mile in harness:
prize, S2a fancy horse cover Second best
ditto; Priz-, $40 horse cover. e" = ::
Entrance fee for horses will be made known
on the ground. The above trial Of speed will
conclude with a Mule Races Al entrance 10 b
placed In purse to be awarded to the sIoWest
mule. No one allowed to ride his own mule.
F. LITTLE,
ChairmSp;
B. srRINCHAM,
}. SToDDARD, 49,.
C. LAYTON $685..
l.. SMITH,
Committee;
B. YOUNG, JSR..
s9.u Secretary.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-29

Dlsrhlcr CouRTs. On Monday last.
Judges Fiennikin and Crosby, associate
Justices q the Supreme Court, met to de.
termlnc the most suitable time for the
sitting Of the District Court in the seye-
raj districts ID the Territory. For the
times appointed, we refer our readers 10
the advertisement. On Tuesday, Hon.
r. T Flennikin, his son, who is to act Is
his clerk. and Marshal Grice, left this
city for Carson county, in order to attend
the sitting Of the Second Judicial District
Court, which will commence on Monday,
November 10Th. at Genoa. Carson co.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-29

LETT " Dr. FOrney, and pass it over to
his successor, who is expected by next
mail and thereby contribute 10 the
settlement Of Mr. Forneys accounts
Capt. Ruth is expected. while here. 10
give bis attention to Indian Affairs gene.
rally in the Territory. Lieut.. Col Howe
arrived in the city about the same time
from Fort Hall.