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New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
spsitial Notices


The Executive Committee of the CITIZENS snA rAD.
PAYERS for the FINANCIAL REFORM Of the CITY and COUNTY
OF NRW.YORE:
The undersigned members ssbConmss Way, and heas
respectfully soc. Subscriptions the Fund for dsng s sIDssss
Of above Committee Of Seventy performing the duty dsovsd 0psa
meeting held the Cooper Unon hooday
evening September 1911 Such subscriptions b cont 70 knd
Treasurer No 10 Broadway either Of the andgss
collectors duly appod for the purpose who will shoz 1ss
authority
New.Yort Sept II, 1911
JAMES M BROWN PAUL n SPOPP0RD,
HENRY CLEWs WASHINGTON K ygRhILfh
sAML D. BABC0Ck, wM n FLIRSS,
B. B. SHERMAN, J. sBLTGhAN,
JNo A. STEWART, EUGENE BALLIN
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OFFICE. % BROADwAT sEwYoRk
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES;
Safety pocyAodsn Eoonony snd
ageusnt All proen equaby aded among poSey sobderA
Policies aOu.sOrfeng fair Surrender 'Jas sO.nseed By chss
Every State Aas representatives Ia ne General Board "
Director WILLIAM BARNES Aotaay
C. p BVxsns, Attorney
First Assembly District Union Republican As.oeis.
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A Mesti.s Or o.: Twspty..eeo.d Ward CSsnsil :f
between Broadway and Eghthave, MONDAY, Oct
Best Bargaiss Ever offered In New-Y York.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS ls1 %
CoLoRRD and GILT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. 55 %
coLoRRp and GILT FRENCH CHINA TIA SETS pieces 10 20
sILvBRPLATED CASTERS Gu, bottles. 90
sILvRRPLATRD TEA SETS, pieces bss. plata 20 %
sILvRRPLATBD TABLE, FORKS The %
CoLoRRD CHAMBER SETS, II pieces, Eashss nass.. %
Together .isA
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CHINESE asd JAPANESE
PORCELAIN
WI DALEY l. Co.
631 Bre.dsA
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THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
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nshing u vsndsE eountsrfeiA
AGENTS. EEw.IORK :,
WHY n Creteu Water % dry seems 70 " Ne ssaAs
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sp~si baLbss The evening By order Of C. RlsAORE
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BLT-CASB-On Thniay Oct l At the resideses
parents b. Rev w. Daryrs. asssei hey " bIs
tine Westervet to Carrie yOungs caushter OF d.
Case all VI Jersey Ciy.
al Noh1ea of Maz,iaQes mus! be indotsed Wtth n+II
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must he conceded however that Boston Ia about o. far
behind New-YOrk In rtch she b In rich roGurs
Ho1- York. Oct 7, 1871. DOsTOHih
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FOREIGN NOTES.

NJ. Gambctta was examined, on the 18th ult.,
by the French Parliamentary Committee sitting to in
qurc the proceedings OF the Government OF National
Defense lie was four hours before the Committee and
read very volumnOus correspondence between himself
and Gen. Tr0chu.
The veteran revolutiOuist, Mazzini, speaking
of Gail Marx the founder OF the International Society
says "hc is a OF great tact but like Proudhon, his
mind rresolute He il domineering and Jealous, and
has neither strong phosophc nor religious convictions
Hatred OF wrong rather than love Tor his ieoWen is
his ruling passion"
The Paris papers state that the committee
Of engineers appointed to report upon the construction Of
tunnel the channel between England and France
have accepted the plan of NJ. Thome de Gamond, and
that the works will he commenced on ore side at
Dieppe and ON the other at Newhaven The Of the
work is estimated at &50OOOO, and six years Will be re-
CURED for its completion.
a numerous deputatiOn of ladies and gentle
waited Mr.. Bruce in London Oh the 2Oth ut, and
urged the total and immediate repeal Of the Contagious
Diseases acts Nj. Bruce while admitting that legisa-
ton was necessary and that the acts in their present form
could not be continued said that the Government was
not prepared to repeal these measures without subti
tuing other legislation. There would he no time for
deputaton suggested that there wond he ample time 10
pass temporary act pending further legislation, and
the Home secretary guaranteed That the proprley OF
this should be carefully considered
The semi-ofiicia1 Turquie of Constantinople,
before suspension by the Turkish Government. az an
nounced by Cable three days published remarkable
article on the foreign policy OF the Porte In the new
situation of European affairs it said the Ottoman Empire
must upon decisive for its protection
against both home and foreign enemies. Turkey has
witnessed with indignation the manner In when the
Western Powers inerfered with her affairs and she If
now persuaded that the power Of beth En-
gland and France IL on the decline, ana
that they could render assistance TO her
should her existence again be threatened at the
time Of the Crmean Turkey has accordingly made
friends with her traditional enemy Russia though she
has done this far because she fears conflict In
which she would he without enctVe aes than DC cause
trusts in the friendly intentions OF the Russian Gov
eminent. Whatever therefore, the future may have In
them the mus consider how To strengthen
their footing in Europe, II they TO hold II for
ever. Turkey would thereby have pledge in her hand,
which, should catastrophe she could offer an
equivalent "A powerful and firmly shed Islam
itc empire,
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the world the truth which they had embraced. nThcy
agreed III declaring that the world of mankind was
about to be judged with grcyous Judgments and tht
God had appointed place Of safety for his Church IN
the valleys OF the mountains" whittier, accordingly
all who received the truth desired 10 fec Mr. Bromley
said that nothing In the good book Qhe Bible) which
they read from Genesis to Revelations had struck him
much as those words Of the Prophet Amos, "Surey
the Lord God Will do nothing hut he reycalcth his
secret unto his servants the prophets" Where was
found, from the time OF the apostles to that OF
Joseph Smith, that any came forth saying
"Thus saith the Lordi" In reference to Utah, Mr.
Bromley SAID he was struck with the readiness of the
people of Gins country 10 believe lie when 10 was
hard to get them 10 believe the truth. He had been TO
Utah. and he would say, Go there, and will promise
yOn that If you do your duty and attend to your
business, and obey the laws of the country Will
modest yOu" Mr. Dewey also said, We a poor de
spsCd people looked upon by mankind beneath no
cc but do not look ourselves in that light by
great deal. We look ourselves superior to the
world" lie also said that the MormOns at Utah were
the best and most orderly law-abidng, and generous
people on the lace OF the EARTH and willing To do more
for mankind than any others, they showed by the
sacrifices which they had made.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A telegram from ConstantinoPle saws the street
r,oad Lac opeui public AM comrle;e sgeoo
A tremendous hail-stOrn in the vicinity Of
waa Oregon SATURDAY seriously damaged IL growing crops
and fruit
spo arranged Convention IN Boston on SEPT 20 continue or
Eve days
"A Utah dispatch states that many Mormon
recaly ei that country and ef hunds to 80 ss
other
The I'd L. s. Infantry left Montgomery, Ala,
yesierds Atlanta Montgomery having been by
tie secretary Of War.
The new steamship Spain OF the National Line
made successfnl trial from Liverpool She easily ATTAINED
The employees of the Vulcan Iron Works Of
St LOU. erased Sors eray o"us to GaeloA vi" n' SUPER
IAN unknown American vessel which had been
ahaDCHd at hss beea OS into Pe1hee ErsD4 She has
valuable carso Of parahne
The land grant of 10000 acres TO the villa
Valley and Cas Mountain wgon Road Company has teen sold
10 a Company Of San Francisco capitalists
.... The Official journal Of Madrid has promugated
graft general amness political ofensos
49,. The Woman Suffrage advocates Of san Fran
Cl,rGs ior refusing to register then a. voter.
The cornerstone of what will be very beasltl-
c. oaley New Yora delivered the address over 'l"" '''
Subscribed the fpoi
-. Ci,izens of the United States, before gong
anoad he ys5.Hss os q Sls G ss
natarails,ioo paPers With their applications ,-,,,
The Continental Bay Club Of Phaaei Io ~:
Alp na%on sn q, FGL' css. .s .nG C.e May
her return. The ous il composed 0f PnneiN ,c-u
800 The report of the formal t p.,n,T i Vr,natSr IT,,
n,ssn Of the CopPsa'e, ga Aos "
" septenb.r HE ega obstacles b~'e all Se' I'"o'
.,;, ~ the managers Of the steamboat
n - a. Soth-wes he'll In Milwaukee on rturs
decided male ue Ann ~ cents yer 10 pounb "f
gay L "a pts Ger barrel for hcur from al POINTS 90 We hssss pp
-, a. Milxaukse, Cheago and Duluth
IT, 9TH Connecticut Volunteers. originally
.. h, Gen A. H. Terry aud arsrwar by 0c1 ) Is lis"sy,
Merjeu. Conn Hedus
ts 1u Hswey Cob Reiman Major Sanford sarseoe h-~--
Aus , ~. Ws,laDI daAny others will be
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THE INDIANS.

A RAID IN NOMINATING MEN KILLED, AND A
HERD OF CATTLE SUPPLEMENTARY AND
CITIZENS IN PURSUIT.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4-Ihe Montana Herald of
ny n contains an account OF formidable Indian raid
in Gallatin Valley Two men named Joe Nixon ana
George Sheppard were killed, and between 200
and 800 head Of cattle and horses were run
off Two companies OF cavalry, under Capt. Ballo1
and Can't Norton, from Fort Ellis, and some
30 citizens started in pursuit Great excitement
prevailed Citizens from all parts of the valley were
arriving and concentrating at Hamilton and building
Qualifications The Indians supposed to belong to
hand of Sioux under sitting Bull the main body or which
is camped between Yellow Stone and Powder hVers'
They are not treaty Indians belong TO no reservation,
and war unfortunately upon other tribes and whites
They are supposed TO number 1000 lodges Further
troube IL expected.
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DECISIONS BY SECRETARY boutwell,.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 4.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has rendered the following decisions
Entries immediate transportation subject TO
Internal Revenue stamp duty.
Grenadines and goods Of similar descrptiOnlre not IN
be classified as ginghams
Licenses issued yachts must embrace the privilege q
departing by 10 foreign ports without clearance,
The act OF 1870 provides that for the Identification ~
yachts belonging to regularly organized yacht clubs
commission stating the exemptions and privileges cons
ferred by law upon such yachts be issued by tho
Secretary OF the Treasury The Department considers
such commission intended not to deslg-
nate or confer other or different privileges
from those which may be enjoyed under the il
authorized by the act OF August lss amended,
but 10 be in the nature OF seaeter passport AZ cN-
dence OF the nationality of the vessel The act cOnem
plss that such commission should he regarded con-
elusive by a Consular and other officers and agents Il
the Government both home and abroad and that NAV
be regarded by the authorities OF any foreign powers
Such commissions will therefore be issued only frouf
the Office Of Secretary Of the Treasury upon due appc}
ton through the Collector Of the port district where
srch yachts shall have been licensed.
The Secretary also decides that the actual weight &c
imported cigars must be returned by the weghers No
allowance IL to be made for supposed increase OF weghE
caused alleged by the cigars contracting dampness
moisture during the voyage. Should importers In "a
opinion the alleged increase OF weight constitutes DAM
age application should be- made TO Collectors lOI al
lowance therefor, IN other
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GENERAL PRESS prSPATCHI

The United States bonds reported by the National
Banks as security circulating notes classl
fed as follows: 1885, 62Os OF Iss2 ss043'
400; other $685. S975725OO Paccs. s5339OOO; i040',
sO2 $50; new funded loan, per cents s9,27e5O
total 1851 92255O The new bonds deposit security
for public deposit are, 1875, S19ssJOO; sos OF 1872.
81 57b1O0; other sos, 1905 new funded lOans
s2O63,5O0; Pacifcs. $50, COO
The Ku Klux Investigating Subcommittee to-day
amined H. b. Whitfield, Mayor of Columbus, Misc. His
testimony developed points OF interest regarding
KuKlux outrages in that vicinity the perpetrators OF
which are awatng trial before the United States Court
at oxford. The Subcommittee Will probably ADJOURN
tomorrow,
Congress having appropriated 100000 to build two
iron-cad torpedo boats Gov. Cook accompanied by A.
K. Shepherd OF the Board " Public Works and dcega-
ton Of the Territorial Legislature, waited Secretary
Robson, to-day and urged him To order the building "a
OF the boats at the Washington Navy Yard. tbs
Secretary made encouraging reply.
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VOL. XXXI....No' 9, 464.
FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND

-
.,,orrrp ATTACK oy THE wASHlN od,I MINERS
ANoI' Ioss OF An IRoN-CJA-A 'o'''
STRIKE. ,noS Friday, Aug . i''
III nv AIderley. member iol .. the
'hf''' ~ Of some length ~
'mi'' 'na"g -, He said that IN 'ua'
Treaty Of Na''t vast concession IN favor o' "a
England ue Of the fisheries ana 'i '.' .,,,,ne
nIon tn' r,,nd was clearly In the 'e' II, ~, r
claims held upon those subjects ana yet wa,
che former ~ welded and America indeinn'ne'' -
ton n'u ,ndcd nv vigorously condcmnint 'ht ''''i "
Caarps rroyided for IL the Treaty. 81 "'"n'''
',I.' member for Richmond ic''"e" IL "'''"'
,bc Treaty ,,-. 81. asoore a s. Paul
- ~ the Indian Ocean. and II Is feared VIII proN' I"
.,1,s. The crew and passengers are "H s'He'
hundred worlmeu employed IN the 'oa''p'S III
- have struck in consequence OF RECEIVING
-, only fogtugLtly from TIC surveyor Asu0ss'
Is expected. .,,.1 ~, .1c
It's probable thai Iui''i'"' "'' ~
18th I.,t. r,--o,ooo,, ~ a
ou having been ruthlessly killed 10y some humans WIZ
s,.o seriously wounded her father and two children
Adispatch from Dublin says the Prince OF "aes h'F
,sepiu,.lued Grand Patron q the feemasous O H'
land
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CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Fort Principe. Havana, was struck by hight
NJ, . az Tbrr..v Two aud soldiers Allied
The ship White jacket, from Bombay Ia Hull,
F, . hen totally Rodrgues Island tie lu Al Ocean
The dwelling and Outbulldings of Mr. Gaylord
o "a, Imtop Mass struck by lightning yesterday aud burned
& smith Diefondori alias CALVIN c. King,
~. ,.rt.e IN Boston yesterday 70 yea imprisonment for
forgery. ~
Edward Roche, age 81. was instantly Killed,
b' igmurq IRON ock Providence express train at
Jamaica Plans, Boston
Wm Stewart colored, under arrest III Boston
a.anit with intent MI committed suicide n N" Cambridge -
i'm on THURSDAY night by hasgus himself 10 the grans OF bis cell
door. -,
The iury in Boston, in the case OF W. a.
, ,h an. ed foron robber after Icing oii three hours
thy unable standing eight o CONVICTION anu
Il Of
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A HOTEL BURNED.

MONTICELLO, n. Y, Aug. About 10
o'clock last night broke out IN the livery stable Of
John u. O'Ne, in the of the Mansion House The
fire extended the Mansion House and burned 10 the
ground together with the of F. s. Newkirk and
Abiiah Olmstead. The house Of W. H. Ca4ly was also
burned. The total loss il estimated at 5000 partially
covered by insurance BOyce Son, prOpretOrS or the
Mansion House lose $4,000; F. s. Newkirk, sl3O0 A.
Olmstead 5000 W. II. Cady, 5000, and J. d. ONeIl,
b.
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A CoLoRED MAN SHOT BY JEALOUS HUSBAND

ELMIRA, n. Y, Aug. About II o'clock.
last night. cOored named Thompson, residing in
Horse Heads, NJ Y, having become jealous accouuo
OF attentions paid his wife by another cOlored man
named Hager, concealed himself in shed near tho
in which his wife and Hager stopping, and
with loaded gun awaited an opportunity OF shooting
one or both OF them. mutual friend named Burris,
also coored in attempting TO leave the house for the
purpose OF inducing Thompson 10 give MP the gun, was
shot through the head and instantly killed. Ihompsos
supposed him to be his hated rival The murderer was
arrested and after examination, committed 10 jail.
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FRANCE
CONVERSATION FOR THE INVADED fhoNI ,,,,,,ry
A TUIrRs', TERM OF OFFICE STILL uNDt ,t
CONSIDERATION 49, DUKE DE CHAkIhhs IN
TIE ARMY. - ,,t,,, ,,, 4 1e71
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 4 ISL


IN fine Assembly, to-day the Committee
.oo the subject made report recommending 'h"' u,
s,a,e sro,ld in6omuiyth Provinces which weren'adeo
by the Germans. .-
" Timers. to the surprise q many q the Deputies ana
ann. Inu,b excitement spoke IL terms OF vigorous opp"
am 'l r,or- He sand the amount Of the claims
,ril II woud impose upon the Republic could not pos
,Iy ~ les. than one mlard Of francs, sum Which TIE
,os,rv was quite unable 70 pay. He could not elve ms
assent to Tie plan OF the Committee ana was only WI
afford relief to the people Of the invaded depart
r,euts who were actually in need
k,cti,tions are in progress between the Deputies OF
me Iet center and Right Of 'Le Assembly IL reference
70 the piolougatou o. nc powers OF NJ Timers as CnlG
Executive.
TeAsseutly is 10 he questioned today concerning the
snc,ea rpoirunen Of tic Duke &c Clagt,es ar al officer
IN the Algerian forces
The Committee Of The Assembly has reported ur'avoI
srly upon e proposition foI the transfer Of the Cham
ber 10 PARIS Con. Rose. Is 20 DC u.cl ls SPECIAL
Court.
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A sERENAnE TO GEN. SHERMAN.

SYRACUSE n. Y, Aug. 4.-The members OBJ
the Grand Army of the Republic Of this city, accom-
panied by hundreds of citizens seenaded Gen Sheruan
this evening at residence OF John O. s. Lynch es
Major Cook introduced the veterans 70 the General who
then made a short address and shook many of tho
veterans warmly by the hand, whom he recognized 49,
having served under him. Gen. Sherman will leave to-
morrow morning for Bnghamton and Scranton, and VIII
return to WashngtonID a day or two. Mrs. sherman
Will 20 tomorrow to St Adams.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
THE REJECTED KENTUCKY WAR CiAIN-EFW
PATENT REGULATIONS-LIvE LOST BY STEAM
BOILER EXPLOSIONS.

BOILER EXPLOSIONS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.l
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. T. fs7i
The rejection by Secretary Boutwell, Of the $4,000 csi,
OF Kentucky for claims has Occasoned much
comment here on the part Of Kcntucians who charge
partisan motives the Secretary. The cain
old one, and was urged with great energy and ~rny
during Mr.. Johnson's administration and, notwithsaDd
ing the friendly relations existing the exPres
dent, Secretary McCuloch, and the Congress delega.
ton from Kentucky by whom the claim urged tia
former administration steadily refused to allow the AZ
count.
The amended rules Of practice Of attorneys IN tha
Patent Office, to be printed require applicant for
patent the reissue OF patent where his claim bas
been twice rejected and he appeals from the decision Of
the Primary Examiner 10 the Board OF EXamners-in.
Chief file petition in writing. This must b. signed
by himself his authorized agent attorney and point
out distinctly and specifically the supposed IN tia
examiners action To this the Primary Examiners VIII
DE required TO ile in writing, reply setting forth
wherein the applicant fails 10 represent correctly the
issue between himself and the Office. Heretofore app
cants have not been permitted to Tile petitions IN
| writing.
The record OF steamboat boiler explosions kent in thu
once OF the Board Of supervising Inspectors Treas
uTy Department. shows that there were more lives lo,t
by the Westhed disaster than by all the steamboat
posons which occurred in either Of the o past years.
In 1862 there 81 lives lost by explosions on steamers
OF all characters including river lake. and ocean craft
and in 1870, the number but g. OF which Pas.
| sengers and 81 crew.
The question hasarisen whether foreign coodscan he
landed in the United states, the Northern frontier 20
place where there Custom House officer TO make
inspection 1t Is thought that this would be contrary
law and render the goods liable to seizure. The secre.
tary Of the Treasury will decide the question tomorrow
| L. r. ROxbury OF Virginia, who a sgdIer in the
Rebel army, has been appointed TO rstcass clerkshp
| in the Post Office Department.
The PostO6ice changes in New-York during the week
ending Aug. 3, 1871, were as follows:
ESTABLISHED
Benson Centre. ...... Hamlton Co.....Wm T. hsan p NJ
APPOINTED.
Canaan FOur Corners Cpums Edwin w LeavnSorh
Lock .Cayugl Edwin Guest
success..... Suffolk Co INES II. Wells
D.scoSuNrsD.
Port COyBgton Centre. ............. Franklin Co.
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ELECTIONS IN THE MAINE STATE COLLEGE.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 4.-The Trustees OF the
Maine State College OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
have elected the Rev. Charles Allen OF this city Pres-
dent Prof Fcrnhold, who has been acting President
since the opening OF the College, resumes MS Po7" as
Predecessor NJ Mathematics r. L. Packard Of Brunswick
has been elected Professor of Chemistry III pace OF RIO
fessOr Pecklam resigned Mr.. swirl mas ueslsnea
his position ne head Of the Department OF ii"rcul-
turc and Botany Sidney j. Smith of New-lnHeh h beeL
elected Professor Of Natural History, ana n lhe Oh
Boston Professor of Civil Engineering. The course of
instruction been rcmOdelcd, and the luue PIuslcS
Of the cnilcgc look very promising. MI Amen mas slsi
cd his cpance, and Will enter upon hiS uucS AT ho
COmInen Inent OF the new term, sept j.
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CONFERENCE OF TIE ENGLIsH MORMONs.


The Latter Day Saints held conference in
Birmingham, England the 18th ut, IN the Iemper-
auce Hall. MI Lot Smith presided. Mr.. Albert Car
nngton President OF the European Mission ana several
other elders from Utah, present AT the morning
meeting, Nj Smith read the report or the BiihhClih
Conference Circuit for the past year IL was AZ oi-
lows: Tue Conference 10 composed OF II branches
numbering 70 elders, SO pTico;s, 20 teachers, ana IS
deacOns. Received n removed, 10: oNcOHnumchted.
Q; dead Q; egrated, 63 baptized, 90 total nulnier OF
members including officers, The following Olllccis
were "suJanedn by vote: brigham Young, as
Prophet, SocT and ReyelatOr; G.. a. Smith ana
ID. II. Wells, his COGnsdlCTs the Twelve apostles
az they now stand with OrsOn Hyde as President.
All the apostles stated that they had left their homes
IA the valleys Of the mountains Utabl 10 proclaim o