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made necessary the ca1izg together
o the Assembly IN special SEES
SION. The Legislature viii be restricted
in its actions to the making Of appropri-
atoms. all other legislation being de-
clared null and void When the Tribuhe
and Governor Murray come together
bis morning AID read the Gill, they
Sill indulge in some swearing at Presi
dent Cley sland and Representative Hill
tor tins very emphatic reduce OF h {
late Excellrncy; they will also resoiv.
that the bill shall not pass, and that ii
It does pass Governor West must moi
De a lowed to approve the appropriation
bill.
The placing OF the bill on the calendar
somewhat unfortunate, inasmuch a.
there is so much business before it tina
ii the Ordinary course OF things it CAT
not be reached this session, ever.
though Congress shall not adjourn un
Il August. however. It is believe.
that being the request of the Pr. =
sldcnt for It's passage and urged as il il
by the necessi,Ies of the case, the b:l
csE be taken up out OF Its order, anu
promptly passed At anyrale. th'
course is 10 be attempted, ano
II is thought enough members il
either loIse are familiar with
the situation. and Understand how i'm
portant 1t is that way be provided fUi
getting money out Of the Territorial
treasury for paying the nee ssary ex-
senses of the local government. to pass
the bill despite the opposition that win
De Offered by those who are so insanely
desperate in their hatred of the Nor
mons that they would gladly bring
chaos to Utah.
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Now THAT the marriage has taken
place, and the romance is fast shading
of into the reality. it might as well be
known that her Christian name IS
neither Frances nor frankie, but plain
and short Frank Folsom. She was so
christened. and her name is so written
in the family Bible, and she likes best
to be called Frank. At school her
name so often got in the boys roll that
for time she used Frances, but be.
fore and since her school days she wa
and is blunt Frank.
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" THE Last bulletin in regard TO the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's rumored
death. yesterday, had bsen sent first.
the encyclopedias and biographies
dictionaries would have escaped a
searching, and much that was good and
more that was bad would not have been
written on Saturday concerning the
eminent preacher. The editors and not
the public are the sufferers and losers
by the announcement and subsequent
denial Of the rumor.
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vHE SPECIAL SESSION

SKE HEazrD's Washington CORES
pendent incorporates In his letter pub
hshed this morning, the text of the bill
recently introduced in the House by
Representative Hill TO provide for a
special session of the Utah Legislature
in accordance with the Presidents
message. The bill, il win be seen,
authorizes the Governor to call the old
Legislature together. the Assembly to
have power 10 make appropriations Of
money for the courts. to complete and
maintain The Deseret University, 10
care for the INDECENT insane. to pay the
salaries of Territorial officers. TO make
roads, bridges. etc.; in fact to re-
enact the appropriation bin OF the
list seesion, tie veto OF which
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taking their proper place with others in
the controversy. VAC 1~ VA
Very truly yours.
w. II. WYaAs.
Address: SAM'L TENNIS, Eco,
Hill Cottage. Ashley,
Coventry England.

Readers Of Tuliidge's Quarterly Mega
zinc viii recall that Mr.. TulIidge tooK
part in the Bacon-ShaSespeare contro-
versy which was so active a few year
ago, and has since been conducted witt
more or less earnestness and vigor. Hi
papers were among the most interesting
aud logical published on the subject.
being original in thought and concep-
ZION and indicating a familiarity with
Bacon and Shakespeare which is rarely
attained even by the students Of the
works OF the great poets and authors
plural or singular as they may
have been. These articles attracted
much attention in the literary world,
and as one result the papers have now
ben ealled for to be placed in the
Shakespeare library at the home-of the
bard. Copies will be promptly sent.
aud our Salt Lake author. editor and
will occupy a niche in
classic halls. We congratulate Mr.. Tul-
lidge, and with him feel proud of his
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m. D.nr HraALD 1. rusi.hed ever

TEE Daily HKRALD Is Published every
morning, Mondays ex.ep ed, a. Tbs
HERALb ock, corner West Temple ano
FirFt South Streets. salt Lzse City. By . HI
HERALD PKINTIE6 AND PUBLILHIse Con-
PANY. Subscription price, $40 20 per Al
non postage Included parts OF the yeai
81 yhe same rate 10 week 50 oscrivers
collections made b. carriers = cents 3
week
TN sKMI- WgEKLT HERALD 10 published
ever wednesday and saturday mornlne
ts-Sea year; SIX months. S.7o: postage In
elude6
Tzn WEEKLY HERLLD is published ever
Thursday morning Al nOo a year; EiA
nsnIhs. t.75: POssage tncluded-
ernacUsRHs will G nfer fsuor by forward
fnr info nation 70 this Office VIII thet
papers are not duly deliver d. This WI
n, atty aid Us In our eioIts 70 determine
where Aha fault lies.
Al Mail Communications intended for thik
Hlhes should be addressed 70
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snd not 70 individuals.
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SPARKS sQUELCHED AGAIN.


The order issued by Commissioner
Sparks TO registers and receivers OF
land Offices. suspendjng ;he operation
Of the presumption, timber culture and
desert land acts until August LIST, was
in force just three days, when it was re-
Yoked. The Senate took the matter up.
and threatened to make the case in
teresting for the Secretary of the Int
rior and his jackan-apes Commissioners
while preparations were being made at
several of the land Offices to compel the
registers and receivers to receive ilings
for public lands. despite the imperial
order. 1t will probably never occur to
Sparks that he is a monumental ass.
and that his executive ability is about
equal to the management of
a peanut stand but these
things should have dawned upon
his superiors many months ago. when
the the Commissioner entered upon a
career which from the outset has been
q succession of ignorant blunders, of
impu5ent assumptions and unwarranted
exercise of authority. Perhaps by the
time the Secretary Of the Interior has
been forced to sit down upon and re-
Duke Sparks q few more times, the
former may conclude that it would give
him and the country less trouble if an
intelligent man were 70 take the place
of the dudish crank as Commissioner OF
the General Land Office.
Sparks last two circulars-that
in reference to cutting timber on
the public domain, and the one
suspending the operation OF the land
Iaws-vere as illegal as they were
malicious. The Commissioner has no
more right 70 suspend the prs-em ption
law because there is q bill before Con-
gress TO repeal the act, than q postmas-
ter would have for e1torting q fifty
cent postal rate If some Congressman
should say that the Postoffice Depart
ment was not paying its way. EoI IS it |
believed that the order putting Q stop To |
the telling Of trees on the public domain |
is authorized or would be sustained |
were a test made. To comply with the |
order. before man could fell tree he |
would have to sink shaft at its roots,
and ascertain by explorations and as
says II the land were mineral; and after |
cutting down the tree and carrying OF |
the trunk, he would be compelled to |
bury or Otherwise dispose OF the top |
branches and twigs.- After all this, the
poor Woodsman would not be safe from |
arrest and prosecution. until lie had put
the tree into his own house. mine or
fence. for he would be violating the order
were he TO dispose Of it to his neighbor
or saw 1t in boards to sell TO the public.
1t is possible that Secretary Lamar
and the President know something Of
the mischief that Sparks is making by
his cranky administration of the
general land Office, but it is not posi-
bic that they are familiar with all the
harm that he is doing. otherwise he
would Be Immediately bounced.
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TIE 81. LOUIS jury found Maxwell
guilty OF tee murder of his friend Prel-
Ter, though three of the jurors at first
undertook to say he was innocent, af-
ter the murderer had confessed to the
killing. The jury is a wonderful insti-
tuition.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CECOND HAND BICYCLES OF Al
- sizes and IN good order from sd up
wards. 3ol-aRents for U. s. A for the eele-
brated Northern. All purchasers laugh.
free Baby Carriages and machines re-
paired. Bicycles sold on mOderate terms
n. 3. Now Is the time 70 buy bicycles OF
the instsflment system-$30 down, nf
monthly. Note the address: = and - South.
West Temple Street, opposite Valley House.
MATTRESS BIO THERS. AFeots
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ROYAL MAIL BICYCLE

THE 1856 PATTERN ROYAL MAIL
Il Bicycle" leads them ALL Six improve
ments. all of vital importance Don't fail
70 investigate this wheel before purctas-
ing. For particulars consult T. o. Angel,
Jr.. Temple Block.
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

HNFURHIsHED. IN A NEW HOUSE, 10
u kent 70 single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation
and within quick reach of town. Apply a.
THR HERALD once
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tinctly remember on several occasions
that Or. PARK called our attention from
the works OF nature we were studying,
70 great natures God ua
We attribute this tendency towards
in6delity. in part at least to the fact
that We are living in an age whose very
atmosphere is rife with unb4ief A
sudden food OF light has burst upon the
world Distance has been slmost ami
hilai, d, and many of the elements have
b en- mastered. The marvellous OF
he past is outstripped in wo =
Ter by the facts of the present.
Nan has conquered SO many of tn.
elements. aud has accomp ished. so
much that other ages would have be
ieyed impossible, that. his faith in the
wonderful and supernatural has van
ished. and he arrogates to bimselfih,
D over to solve all the problems of life
oy the power OF his own intelligence
This sudden light then las dazzled the
eyes Of the world almost TO blindness
aud men stlnd bewildered in its bright
ness. supers.itions and errors that
have fastened themselves to the true
Christian faith are being exposed and
held up to ridicule by The scoffers; re
IigiOus faith is breaking away from IT.
old moorings, and drifting into un-
known seas. and sll is confusion ano
uncertainty in the religious world.
Our young men go east; they com,
in contact with this uDbelieving gen
Grafton. and without thoroughly in
yestigating the subject, they pariake OF
that spirit of unbelief with which the
times are so pregnant.
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BICYCLE AGENCY,

o. WALKER OPERA HOUSE, SALT
ot Lake City. Victor, Rudge, American
Ideal and ono: Petite 5tse. AID
Rubber Trieyeles. Boys Veiocipedes Before
buying examine our stock and prices Tens
Tor sale at our Bicycle Department, On Oh
lower floor. Evans & Spencer.
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DEALERS IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
~ BAse Ball Supplies 70 get our prices De-
fore making their purchases. Clubs supplied
az lowest rates. Spaliing Bros Bats and
Balls q speciality, also a large stock OF cheaper
gr1des- b cycles for young and q. Tri-
cycles and VelociDedes for children Guns
Ammunition and Srorting Goods. Evans &
Spencer, "a Walker Opera House
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NiONEY I'd LOAN

NE. POMEROY, BROKER AND REAL
". Estate Agent, l53 Main street d ney
20 Lnan, uses am Lott Zoe ) ile. I'd /
general real estate Dusiye-> Jr1nsarted.
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FOR SALE.

FOUR ROOM HOUSE. GOOD As NEW
"A and lot 5xl0 rods W III barn and young
orchard bearing in the Eighteenth v ard,
corner Thir'i and A Streets. A desirable To-
cation Alsol5 acres Of good farming land
81 miles south OF city. Applytt
- - YOUN,i BROS IS Nan s.
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THE AaIssE, MARrIN-

TATE WITH THE Fl VI OP SIMON
IL Bros wish 70 inform their many TREAD,
tn-t they will carry o. he niItLery vors
at their re idsrce IN the reET Of ; p Teas-
del's store, Asia Street
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FoR sALs-S35o

An ACRES OF GOOD FAA ING LAND
fU two-rooned house. go d well Of ws;er
'ta.,le. sbedz, etc. five miles from tn- civ.
Enquire at bennefer'S Barber shop. saiu
Street
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THREE SEWING MACHINE OpER1
i tors. experienced hands on sho.s Won
Apply to VIM. H Rowe manager 2 C.Mi
Shoe Factory
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CIscrssArr. May Il, 1886.
3. Is. Tallidqs, E.q.


Dsar sir:-You may recollect our cor
resPondence (through Judge Hoimes)
which resulted in my securing copies of
your articles (and Judge HolmssD on
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ubject, winch
| Incorporated in my Biblioorapky.
1 have just heard from an excellent
genilemau-one of the writers on the
iopic-and be asks my assistance in
securing for the Shskespearian Memo
nal Library la Stafford on Avon, an
me ehakespearian Library az Birming-
nam. copiesof the various titles for their
sislves, as they are anxious TO get the
Mt complete. have sent them all the
duplicates had, but cannot send
yours. as / have but the one. IL You
nave spare copies for these libraries. or
either OF them. you would confer d
great favor By sending them 10 Mr.. T.
Ibey would be very gratefully received.
ana Jon VIII insure Jour own papers
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THE AMERICAN MARKET, &c e. FIRST
J. South, Just opened. Flu supply Q.
fresh meats always on hand. willard vii
be glad 70 have all old friends give him
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Fox n symons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta-
neous process. Reduction permanent.
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& MIDDLE-AGEDMEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. Z For sale at A. C.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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500 REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD
" for sny information that viii LEAD 10 a.
arrest aud conviction Of a ties engaged h.
robbery o. the > q szine nj tie SAFETY Nitr5
rowder COmpa ny, April last
T. A IRELAND, U. Marshal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOARD WANTED

A YOUNG MAN would LIKE BoARn
q a'o Room in private family. Addrss.
NJ ". ith Re ms b 40
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Laph.m.. pr... and CLOAK Hou...

Dressmaking in all its branches.
Special attention given to orders from
the country. Orders filed on short
notice. Ready-made Dresses kept on
hand. Agent for McCall's Bazaar Pat
terms. No. AZ w. First South Street. \
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OFFICE FOK hENr
DIR. A. @. HOUN

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
n Building. Apply atth.s ofti@e-
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NERvE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored
IN men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. c
Smith & Cos Drug Store.
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MARX MeRIHnINs

7 livery AND FEED STABLES. NOS
IL 226. rs and 30 Nain Ssrees, sal. Lsle
City
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tained maturity OF judgement, so ais Is
IL condition Of micd more common to
youth than to age. In youth the blood
goes coursing through the veins carry
ng life and viger to the whole system.
That perfect state OF health brings self
reliance, and like Goldsmith We would
exelaim; . ~ f.f
"rhe world. the world is nine!"
And we have an idea We can capture 1t
at will, and without any assistance But
when friends prove untrue; when for
tunes tricks betrsy US to our enemies;
when chill penury becomes our COL
slant companion, when sickness robs
us of our animal spirits, and the rudy
glow leaves the cheek. and the bright
ness leaves the eyes; or If age unbends
the body's strength and leaves US tot
rering on our csDe-then we feel
the need Of some one stronger than We
ere. stronger than :nan can be, upon
whom 70 lean, in whom to trust Then
we can place our hand eon6dingly in
Gods, and ask him to guide US.
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DR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
DFYICE AND RESIDENCE, 40. Sss 4.
" Brigham street. Telephone 81
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During the past week a number of
young men have dropped into our sane
tum-they were friends to education by
the way-and our conversation drifted
into discussion, or rather into the
query Of why it IS that SO many of our
young men who become educated. also
becomeinfide So By that we mean I'M
believers IN God. in revelation. and in
Christianity. That quite a number do
become inidels is true. We have had
brought to our attention a number of
young men of our Territory who have
attended the colleges in the east.
and have returned home with no
faith in revelation or Christian
itY. Indeed, it has been charged
that our own University manufactures
inf iels. That some Of those who have
been educated in that institution have
become in6dels is true; but we do not
believe the fault should attach to the
University. We can only speak for
one; but while We were in attendance
al the institution. We remember moth
ing in the course of our instruction that
hsd any tendency TO shake our faith in
re relation. On the contrary. We dis
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WILLARD BIRCUMsHAW.

VETERINARY SURGEON OFFICE
W Second Souch Street.
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A ThOkOUGH MIC .ANIC WHO Tx
n derstands carriage building Apply u
MeAIliser & Pitzer, Az and ia ". IL
South Street .
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As skepticism takes hold OF the
minds OF our young men during the
formation Of the education. before tn v
have seriously investigated the CLAIMS
of religion. and before they have at
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WHY ABE THEY INFIDELs ?

whea ranting round in pleasures ring.
Religion may be blinded;
Or, At she gle random sting,
Itmsy be lit lie minded;
But when on life we're tempest driy'n,
conscience but q canker-
A correspondence fixed VII Heaven.
u sure q noble anchor
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BULLDOGS NICHE AT STRAIT.
FORD.

All Salt Lake and all Utah people
will be plea ed by the contents OF the
letter below. which we publish entire,
because Of the recognition it gives Of
the literary thought and ability Of one
of our cit zens:
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!. Guns, AMMUNTrToN,

A Nd SPORTING GOODS, YHOLEsALB
a and Retail. ~ Bedrock Prices AL he
leading Rides and shot Guns In stock See
our Manhattan B. l. Gun, best In tbs MAJ
ket a. the price. nlnstrated CstalogLe Tree.
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns u
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor b
cycle. Evans q Spencer. "a Wslker 0pess
House, Salt Lake CITY.
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sna not TO individuals.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-11-25

The Ironton Register, describing a
wheel barrow factory in that busy city
says "a wheelbalrow is not such an in
significant thing, after all" No,
there's deal Of information to be
gained from wheelbarrow. The one
wheeled vehicle is never rightly under
stood until after it is fully completed,
and you set it in motion. 1t is stylish,
in these later years, to talk of the
"wheelmen." And a fellow who can
travel on one wheel is regarded as a
prodigy, and paraded about the Kinks
with all the accomplishments Of brass
bands and snide medals. But verify,
there's more information and good,
solid character, to be gained from a
eelbarrow than from all the bicy-
cles in the universe. In the great bu-
sy world the wheelbarfow has not been
accorded the place to which it is en-
titled. It is an educator, developer
Of muscle, a teacher of humility, and
in general forms one of the wheels of
progress"
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Jones (CyfadaeD and wife, William
d. Jones, brother Of John, Rev. David
J. Jenkins, Eben Jones and William
Allen. Eban Jones wife was Of the
party, but she never went to school to
me. D. j. jenkins wife was present.
She went to school to NE in same dis
trict ten years after this first school.
We had IA very pleasant evening,
talking of the occurrences of forty
six years ago. 1t seemed little sad
to think where the balance of the
scholars, or pupils, Of that school are
scattered. The following l can now
remember are dead: Robert, James
and Ann Allen, Lizzie White, Thomas,
David and Ann Jones, Margaret Ed
wards, Margaret and Evan Morgan,
Kitty and Edward jenkins, and per-
haps many others.
Kitty Jenkins married John L.
Jones. and was the mother Of Walter
Jones, of Oak Hill. Ann Jones, sister
of Eben, married Thomas Alban. She
has been dead many years. Lizzie
White married George Conner. She
has been dead several years. Mar
garet Morgan married Benjamin G.
Williams. She has been dead many
years. Evan Morgan has been dead
many years. He was the father of