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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-24

church in Superior, which has had
no pastor since Rev. W. r. Hig
gins left, nearly two years ago, has
recently had stroke of good luck
by which it will be supplied, during
the summer, by clergyman of the
very highest order of talent and
ability--one whom the very largest
and Most wealthy societies in the
northwest would consider them
selves fortunate in securing. We
refer to the Rev. DIR Rice, of In.
dianapolis, Ind. For the las,
twenty years, Mr.. Rice has been
regarded as one of The most able
ministers in that state, and also as
one of the most distinguished and
enthusiastic friends of education.
"A year or so ago, he was elected
President of the State Female Col.
lege, which the Synod of that state
had decided to build at Indianap-
oils and to spare no pains to make
one of the best and most attractive
institutions of the kind in the west.
Until few months ago, the trust.
ees had expected, we believe, to
commence active operations in the
way of building this year, but some
time since, they decided to postpone
the erection of their buildings until
next year. This gave Mr.. Rice q
few months of leisure, a portion OF
which he concluded to improve by
paying visit to his old-time and
very intimate friend, |. w. Gates
of Superior, and he arrived at Su
perlor some two weeks ago; and
ne is SO pleased with the head of n
lake and thinks it such good place
at which to rusticate, that he has
concluded to spend the summer
mere, and, upon the opening of nav.
igation, he will be joined by his
family and, during his sojourn ir
Superior. he has very kindly con
sented to preach to the good peo
pie of that village once or twice pei
Sabbath-thus afording them &
privilege which all, whether for
merly members of that congrega
ton or not, will doubtless eniov
1t may not be without interest to
state that Mr.. Rice is a cousin to the
Hon. H. NJ. Rice, and the Hon
Edmond Rice, of St. Paul; anG
having had the privilege, severa
years ago, of being for some month.
member of his congregation, We
know whereof we affirm when W,
say that he is not whit inferior to
them in point of ability and force O
charac' er.-Duletth Tribune.
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Our neiohbors over at Superi

-Our nelghbors over at Superior
have the spclling-school mania
bad. They had one match there
last Monday evening, when Miss
Perry, daughter of Geo. w. Perry
came Oft victor. They are to have
two more, we hear, aud the one
who comes out ahead, "the besttwo
in three" is to have prize. AT
the contest there the other evening,
brother Douglas, of The Times,
was 1oored on the word "docile",
but then that was not surprising, as
we understand the word was pro
nounced dos-il, (~hort o), which,
although according to Webster, is
not SO pronounced by one person in
a thousand. Duluth Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-24
THE WAY TO WOO.
A Practical Recipe for Young Mer
In Love,

Don't be in too great q hurry
Hurries never pay;
Take your time-a wary general
Always feels his way;
Do not pull your line too quickly,
Rather give it play.
Take her sometimes to a concert
Sometimes to ball;
Sometimes spend pleasant evening
Sometimes only call.
Sometimes twill be far the wisest
Not to go at all.
Do not meet your would-be rivals
With jealous frown.
Show her that you don't care twopence
For man in town;
Praise her other beaux, then surely
She will run them down.
Send her presents-not too costly,
Trifes light as air;
Dainty fruits to please her palate,
Flowers for her hair
Sometimes that will show you choose it,
Fairest for the fair.
Vex her sometimes, Constant sunshine
Is so very tame
Just little dash of water
Brightens up fame
Love that doesn't phiz and splutter
Isn't worth the name.
Then at last some quiet evening,
(Moonlight nights nights are stale,)
Drop into her cosy parlor,
Looking rather pale;
Strive to hide your woe unuttered,
But be sure to fail
Just hint of distant journey
As a secret half confessed;
Darklv speak of hidden sorrow,
That forbids YOU rest;
Whisper that It's hard to leave her,
But perhaps It's best.
And then if she should blush and tremble
With shy surprise
If there is no roguish sparkle
Twinking in her eyes
Then tell the old, old story,
Told first meath Eden's skies
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF Dough -
~ In the Circnit Court

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DOuGf -
~ In the Circnit Court
James ID. Ely, plaintiff, against George R.
Stuntz, defendant.
by virtue of an execution duly sealed
tested and delivered To me in the above en-.
Titled action. upon Judgment recovered
therein on tue sth day ot June, 1874, and
on the 10th day of said June docketed in
SAID County, ia favor of the plaintiff and
against said defendsat for the susu OF 1881 "a
Commanding me TO satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs out of the property
OF said defendant, within said County, |
nave levied upon, ard shall on the l7th day
OF May, 1879, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at the front door of the Court House. in Su-
perio:, IN said county, offer for sale and sell
at puohc auction"to the highest bidder, the
Following described premises, of the defendant
namely; the undivided two-thirds of lot
four a. upon Connor's Point in the town of
superior IN said County OF Douglas according
to the plat and survey of said Conner's Point
recorded in the Register OF Deeds Office in
said county
Dated April l, 1878
A. ZACHAU,
r. Sheriff OF Douglass County
h. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
apr3w6
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Those old Greeks were pretty
wise fellows In their vocabulary
na4iden is translated aothi,,o. and
marriage is CANNON.
-"Why do you use paint"
asked yr'hnlst OF has daughter ;
For the same reason that yor use
rosin, papa. How Is ;hat?" "why,
to help me draw my beau"
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HACKER HOUSE.
Formerly Wakelin House,
SUPERIOR, Wis.

situated next door nc rth of the old Aver,
house, West Second Street, and near the
fostofhce The best house in town. Also
stable connected with house
j. w IA CKER, Proprietor.
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- TATE Of WISCONSIN,, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- In Circuit Court.
tn mas Clark, plaintiff, against Timothy Dwight
Wilcox, defendant.
The state "f Wisconsin TO the above ed
You are hereby summoned aid required to answer
the cempi.ta! in this scIon, which is iled la the
office NJ the Clerk OF the Circuit Cou of the County
of Douglas, state Of Wisconsin, and serve a copy
OF your answe' 10 the said complaint the subscri>
bers ST the office of Hiram Hayes ESQ in the town
Of superior, County aforesaid within twenty daye
siter the service of this summons you exclusive
II the day OF such service and il you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid thu plainti6
IN this cti"n will take judgment against you for the
SUN OF eigii hundred and forty>two dollars twelve
cents with interest from ;he dats hereof besdes
costs Of this action.
Dated February 20th, 1878
GEO. W PERRY and
X. HAYES.
.iaintifs Attorneys.
Superior, Donsi.s c.. |,s. feb27ws
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lis winter running for q thirt

lis winter running for third
term?
If George Washington himself
al only been cross-eXamined by
Judge Fullerton before he died, we
hava no doubt il would have turned
out that he really lied about the
cherry tree afIer all
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We have extensive facilities at sus
Mill on Conn .r's Point

For the man nufaclure of lumber and timber 81
all kinds, and always keep on hand full sup
ply, both green and seasoned, so that we are
enabled to bill all orders at very short notice
and low rates
Our location On Corners Point, with our
dock on the steamboat channel, gives us su-
perior conyenleuces for filing orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along the
line OF the Northern racitic.
We pay particular attention to saving
timbers for houses, docks, bridges, &e.
aprl5,T
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Sheriff OF Douglass County
H. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
aDr3w6
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Go. ?, lowell Z %.

conduct an Agency Tor tbe reception OF nd
refreshments for American NEWSPAPER
the most complete establishment Of The kind
In the world. six Thousand NEwsPAPEFs
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An advcrtis-r. In dealing with the Agency. Is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead Of a. dozen. n hundred,
or n Thousand q Book Of eighty pages,
containing lists Of best papers. larE, It ctTcu-
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application. Persons at n distance wishing
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nf What they want. together with n copy Of
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aud will receive Information 10y return mall
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st. Mark'e church. Episcopal. Rev. 2. ".
billiard rector. sand services. II a m. and
$ .. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are co. daily invited
attend.
Roman Catholic. kev. jas. MeGolrieh. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cue-an. Asst. Church 0noNsh
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. b. Reed'Pa~
tor. Services at IL q IN. ard sP. m. sHneA'
chool directly aner morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. waTren'Ph1
.or. Preaching every Sabbath ST Ia me-
and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at ~ IN
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening. IH.
public are cordially invited TO all the 'err'ss'"
the church,
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500 PiAh0S 3 0RaAnS.

Nev and Secondhand. Of First Class Max
ers. viii be sold At Lower Prizes for cash, or
on Ins5allments or FOR rent. in city OF Coun-
try. during these Hard Times and the Holt
days. By HORACE WATERS * son,
isI Broadway. than ever before offered In
New York Agents wanted to sell Waters
New Scale rianos and Concerto Organs
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
durements 10 The Trade. a large discount
TO Teachers. AiiaIsterS, Churches, Lodges,
Schools, etc
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SAINT LOUIS

The grrai Metropolis Of The West o. ever snu.11O
inhahii snts lthr ug be SIS G q sliEa OILS. tn
diana and OhEa- ad1siaHct n over ~ nile
10 Louisville. Ky. and Cincinnati. Ohio.
the ur-E eufsef rcpatati "a 81 h.f-g one uf
the besf mdaagsi nad -IaiH@f road~ iu tho Ncst,
aud cgrtaiuly dr~cTvr- tue patronage Of all who
de=irv a -af and plra-anf iu1ruey over a line
which j. dr-t clas- IN af re-prCiz-
It cars are II n ta-est pattern. we'll vrnfilat
ed and pIeuIifaiIy -~unrlird with wnIrT: Ire trains
are accompanied BY Courteous employees. ir
track l. smooth ana ecaud 10 none. which taken
with tho fnef that q r she shoEfeyf line b 1--WE n
81 Louis. Louisville aud Cincinnati,
enables MS trains (which run through entire
trili0ut chGHgsf To- make the gEictssf time with
nd direct eunHeetiou AZ LouisviIie
and Cincinnati. Tor he
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New Advertisement.
THE WEEKLY SUN.

Feu dent honest and feAress newspaper. Of
- hrrad columns. especially DIES guei fnr
the farmer. The the merchant and
the professional man and their wives and
children We aim to make the ~ckly
sun the best family unWSpaper IN the worid-
IL h full OF entertaining and Instructive
reading % every ssFG. sGt prints nothing to
offend the most ~s-rupulous aud delicate
ta-te Price. $50 per year. po~ta-c pre-
paid The cheapest paper published Iry H.
address The L New NSrs Gty-
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GENERAL
Forfs zir5 con1rs-Hon- W. R. Steele.
-4rA-.I A~-

Delegate I'm Congress-
Form TzE1E c~oA9rss-Hon- ". R. Steele.
Territorial Omeer.
G0r<rHorlnO. A Campbell.
S~eerskaVJasoa b B1Uwn-
chbJ JNs1es Of Supreme Court. ". Fi.k,,
Assoeiafs Jzstioes[Os- NJ Carey. K-A. nsn..
Crr-s sfa4s ColeefOr-E p. snow.
Surveyor Csnsr1l- silas Reed
Esesirss q Psb.e N0BeTs-G. W. CorsJ.
Re1tssr q. S. Land 0Ees-s. n. winar
Territorial Truasarer-S. W. Dswney.
Territorial AHafcr@- IA HAYWARD.
cOmnII.iousr Of Pc l-sEaryl Charles nSMop-
IN 4. POst.
Territorial Lbrurhan John slangh-er.
ComH4i<slossr Of fmmigr1d01-E. n. Btshsn
SnPsrfateBdsHt q Las,rHcn0s-John Siauxsler
D3f1ct AforssHE- p. Ishnran
United SfdfsE COnszaie-ic7ser| W. Brunu
Csrk ef Ia yahciai Diftrzot-J. W. braner.
KEFsAGt-Frznk WolcotL
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U n EAST.

The o 3 NJ t. pos.Nrsy the esb EH< running
the ceiehra' cd Palm n fHilcs SLasnRg mi D1B
Cdrs frum 1T louis 20 Louisville. C1netn-
natl. Washington azd baltimore with
out chang or detention Of am kind. wish d
rect and sue c sunec+tun-- rr Philadelphia
New York and Hnstou.
The trains uf fhi- COMPANY now nm Into
Louisville over the Great IRON Hallway
Bird. acro-~ the ohio Rlver. ianrt 2 pas
senerr= In the heart Of he riiy and In IN New
Union Depot. CONNECTING With the trains OF tIe
L. 4 N & G. :. q. r. -ifhuuf chang.
The far Grslsf Medical SPRING Virgin
la offer 20 The invalid thr viftue-0 % thrir watcrs
the short disf4ner by this line make u de~im-
BILE in reachiu. Them R.upd trip tickets so the
SPRINGS are an sale At reduced rae during the
summer srasur-
Purchase your tickets Nv NJ. E.ouIs ard the
O-& VI Route aud enjay the ad-
MANAGES oncrc Ev NO % her.
Information e1r-TfuIly ard promptly furnished
BY Addressing
R. 7. BRl DON
Gea'I ras-. Agcai, ST. Louie.
aLr1T tdeeai-d
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7he Market Il HJodsd with Chsap. Inferior
BLk'nE aud Yeast Powders 81 lirht or Shurt
" ight DOOLEY'S YEAST POwDEItis war
rant q furI stTrugth and fui weight
Sold At Wholesale and rctal /. generally through
out the Uni ed Sta'es, by dealers IN Groceries
and Family Supplies.
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Masonic.
knights

Wyoming Commandery MOL. Regular S00'
clave arst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. L r. A mee"
nail, on the first and third Tuesday evening"
each month, at 5 o CLOCK p n.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. 10. meets h,st Z M
saturday NIGHTS in each monlh. at"Asohs
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- ID YCHOWANCY- OR Dol CUlRMING.~
How either sex may facinate md gam
the low. Hhd udrctiuu- of suy Re son tr-y
chaose. iu-tautiy. Tie simple neEfsl acquire
m-nt sit ca possess. free by o. all. for = cents.
O. grih-r with = Marriage Guide. F=yr'ian Ora
Gle. DrrHm<. FiEt- tn q. be A queer b"os
10000 Gold Address TWILL lam & co
Publisher Philadelphia
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UISTA COUNTY.
lwiliam Mcdonald
CoHaDllGsioasrs A. v. Quinn.
Edward Alton.
sAsJif-Christophsr e. Castle.
IHugh Morrison, EvAn sto< Proeihet.
CoHstdbles o. MalIby, Aimy Precinct.
W d. Dunbar. Piednont Precinct
c-N White, EvA9'iOz PA
Of ne Ps1sS{ John Hopkins, Amy "
VIM V. Clark, Piedm't "
(Jas ;. Mitchell. billiard
Pro6as Jud1-Oriando Norh ,1. Of. Treasurer
SgDsrLhhHdsBt Of 5 hoo8s-John Hopkins.
COrOnsr-Miiiiant Gunncll.
Asses@or-LeRoy II. White.
COlscfOr-t. r. Castle.
SsrrSBOr-P. IL T0oley.
Is. x. Temple, District No.l
Directors John W. Myers,
Reuben FouEs,
IWm. q Tonu-
Dill. All G. Lee.
No'sffs TNO' Frank l. Tiiton.
II. 5. Whittier.
EVANSTON.
NV. c. Brown.
r. X. Morrison.
T~us1ses Neil McKinnon-
". Remington.
Harvey Booth.
G. Tom.
AGrshGg-John Burns.
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or : con per day AZ hom~. Terms free
d. DHU Address GEo -IrNsoS Gto
Portland. Nc.
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U. P. R. R. p0USE,
Cheyenne, Wyoming,
q M J0NF9 Pronr;etor
G.. N. JONES, Proprietor.

Al trains stop here Thirty Minutes iot
a meals This house Is new and elegantly
furnished, has light and airy rooms. batn-
rooms. &c. and affords all ccommodation
the travelling &c cau 1esire.
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A 4 80 A WEEk guaranteed 10 Male aud Fe-
male AGENTS. IN their l~ucality. tusts
NOTHING - Try Co.. Par iculur- free
. - o. NlCkERY o Augusta Me.
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1. o. G..

cb.x.pne Lodge. No. 81. I. o. @. T, TTss :
every Friday evening al Good FemPiA's
nth street. IN, ast
Infttstions will be conducted only on nru-
aud .hird FRIDAYS Of each month. The lns
Inc Fridays during the month will be GER
literary exercises. DAN FALLEN
W. Il. wooD. W. Secretary.
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Ohio & Mississippi RailS ay,

che Great TErnu-h Passenger aud u. : Nail
R0ut-) 10 those who Intend : ING fuEm he West
to the Fast effhrFH u huriuerr. for pleasure, or 10
restore their fair Ing heath.
This line ruuul z frum
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wANrED.-A girl to do general
housework. inquire 1t the Post office.
dec30tr
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a RcIIoWs.

Hope Encan ,mcnt. No. ? l. Q. g: =. Tss
u Fellows Hall.
CHEYENNE Lodge. No. l., /. o.. = r., meets s'~'
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
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ALBANY COUNTY.
e. Adams. Chairman
C0asaainsiOHers W.T. &. wilson.
Michael Carroll
ShsrF-T. J. Layton.
"a. ". Rf-trr.
JHssires Of Es Peace L. ID. Pearr-
Thomas ShAnks.
CErrk-L- u fease-
Prs64fe Lsdge-G W. Ritter. ez-oreio Treasurer.
Proceeding In0TEeV-C W. Bramel-
SsHHfshHdsHf Of Schooff-W- e. Wilson
C0ronsr-Jrrcmiah Boir-.
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County once
LARAMIE COUNTY.

N K Ps.f. Chairman
coEanaiEsi0HergII H. Nichols,
IT Dyer
ShertT[T- Jen Carr.
Coast1bic-D- Fallen.
JnfAeE q Ls Peaoe-Jns. Slaughter: A q. N.,4,
" L Kny kendall: AdOlpa Cuny.
CLert and heconfC-W. Richardson.
Iroa<Ersr-W. l. KHrkrndan-
Prohrae JHdCs-W. l. Kuykrnds1
ProsscHffz1 4H0rn<g-W. ". C1rirtt.
School sng~1nfsHa<nf-N. T. ArnSid-
C0ronSr-G- H. Russell.
4Estssor-John 7. ChahHh.
CHEYENNE CITY.
(G-o. Cassels Pres. ez. eF.Nsy4.
Peter fIamnnR.
HFd TruafcE John r. Davis.
Z II. L-tbcy.
l. c. Whippie-
ClsrL-W- Rirhard-on. eI. II. Asressof.
Ndrshdf-Frank Whitney.
TrSrsUrsr-Iraac BergruEn.
ArorH<g-T !. street.
SHrrsyor-R Blackstone
P0iec JHsficss-Juhn Slaughter. A g. Mead
- ssfInzs uf The Town Trustees. FudaY even
log in each week. a; the CITY nal.
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IMPORTANT IoTHE PUBLIC

Your atfeauon = Invited % he many Hn-qu.:-
"a advaniages fred b. The
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CARBON COUNTY.
= l. Smith. Chairman.
Com1lbsioasrs 2. \. B-nneu.
10 car COlIi-tsr
,SAsriG-wHliam HAwl-y.
Clerk J. =. Keller.
Probate Judge II. Tuttle-
Superintendent Of SchOols-B- p Kinney.
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LARAMIE IT
WIN. Harur. ar oreo, Mayer
]. II. Finfrock.
Beard or Tru.ses{ r. Galhraiih-
I. ]. Webster,
flames Nin=.
Mel cod, ca oFeio Assessor
MrsAdE-M- A. HAnce.
Tr.dsRrSr-L. ID. Pea-e.
~Ahornev-H~me Nerrcli.
Poltce .Jnsfice-L- d. Pra-e.
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swEETwATEB COUNTY.
lJsmes Kline, Chairman,
CocaDsGsio8eTs VIM A Johnsoz-
tE y. Cheney
Sheriff John McGlinchcr.
CkerL-T. Mccarthy.
Probate JHd1.-Ja-. A Brennan. or. Of. Trsssr-
Coronsr-JohB Morris.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May i

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 10, 1875.
During the forenoon Vice President wilson Wis
tied the Lemoyne Colored school and made brief
address to the scholars, by whom he was pre-
uented with numerous bouquets. He also visited
Ihe CLAY street colored school, the Peabody lnsti
sute, the st. Agnes Academy and the German
Lutheran picnic. at each OF winch ne was Warmly
received, Returning 70 his hotel he was
visited by large number OF prominent citizens
and large delegation OF colored citizens, includ-
Ing Ed. shaw, Wnarimaster, aud Esquire Ihomp-
son, VINO presented him with neat ADDRESS IN
recognition OF his labcrs IN behalf OF their race
Al three O'Clock no LETT on the train fOr Little
Rock. from which city he goes to st. Louis. He
expressed himself delighted with MS visit 70 the
south and the overwhelming kindness win Wnlcn
be mad been received By all classes.
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BRIGHAM YoUNGs ANN ELIZA.

SALT LAKE CITY, May TO- 1875
In the case OF Ann Eliza vs.. Brigham Young ap-
plication OF plaintiff for q writ or attacnme to
compel payment OF the $500 per month allmony
pendente lite, from the time OF the commence.
ment OF the suit. nearly two years ago, as awarded
py Chief Justice Mexican, decision was rendered
today by Chief Justice Lowe. IL is quite lengthy
and may be summarized as folows:-In all cases
OF divorce the law was PLAIN, and the authorities
overwhelming, that alimony could not be awarded
unless a void marriage was either first admitted
by the parties or proved. The defendant had
alleged in his answer that the marriage IN ques-
ton was a Digamous and a polygamous one, and
the allegations not being denied. must be taken as
true. III such marriage was entered into
1gnoranty oy defendant equity VIII open ITS
doors Tor her relief. out upon the case as IL
10 ~ not. in the Judgment OF the Court, according
TO the principles OF equity or good conscience to
enforce the payment OF dd interim alimonY.
legged marriage was celebrated in this city,
and that the plaintiff aud defendant 10th
reside IN this city. IL cannot, therefofe,
be di11cult or expensive duty Tor the plantin TO
nation ofthe une xampled and extraordinary allega-
tons made, II any just explanation exists; and the
Court holds that such explanation is due 10 the
common principles OF equity and public justice be-
IL would be strange indeed, II upon sucn a state
OF facts, uncontroverted by any rule OF
pleading or OF law, and unextenuated by any
evidence It could be imposed as duty upon
alimouy and thus bestow apparent II not indeed,
real sanction or the Law upon practice which IS
hostile to she civilization OF the age and winch the
penal statutes Of the land visit with condign pun
isnment.
The motion for an attachment is denied and the
rule discharged.