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PRETEnps TO BE DIVORCED BY
SPIRITS.
The Last Sermon Of Reverend Or. ).
p. Strong Of New Brrnss
wick.
a WEALTHY SPaNIaRo MUIR
oeRro AND HosaEp.
Mrs. FaIler is Anxious e DisprOve
the Charges Made Against
Her.
By Telegraph TO the NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Election Bill Di.eas.ed ID the
Senate.

WlsHISGToS, Dec. 9.-In the
Sena.e Mcpherson offered q resolu-
ton, which yes agreed to. esli:pg
Oh the Secretary of the Treasury Tor
. certified copy Of the accounts Of
John Il. Davenport chief super
visor Of elections for the southern
district of New York, for the elec-
lions OF 1854, 1856 and lssS.
A resolution by Jones (ArS.).
calling on the Attorney General for
q statement OF the moneys paid or
called fcr by the supervisor Of the
First and Second Congressional dis
tricts Of Arkansasin connection with
The late election, YES agits.d 10. after
l Statement by Jones that he had
seen n newsnaner ..,vrt TO the ef
.,rt that the supervisor had pre-
sentcd an account for 5000.
The election bill was then taken
up and Berry spoke In opposition.
AS an illustration OF the bad e6ec;
OF such a Law he referred 20 the re-
cent appointment by United States
Circuit Judge Williams in Arkan-
sas Of John Mcclure Us CHIEF super
visor OF elections. Judge Williams
had, be said, lost the confidence OF
a large portion Of the people OF Ar
kansas ON account Of his imposing
on them the very worst man In sli
Arkansay 70 exersiss tn. kigh iunc:
..ons oi mat office. The same thing
might occur In all the ether States,
the supervisor holding their Office
for life. 1.-THE Circuit Court Judges
were democrats ice they :-c &c. for
the iuost part republicans) the bill
would no. lie advocated on the
other side Of the Chamber. 1t was
therefore partisan measure. Berry
savagely scored Supervisor Mcclure
and entered Al earnest protes-
against the bill, as a measure de-
signed to iegaliZe fraud.
Daniel spoke briefly, after which
George obtained The i,Oor.
Aldrich, from the finance COM
mittee, reported the House bill t.
authorize the payment Of n rebate
in certain cases Ito correct the en-
rollment Of the tariff billl and asket.
unanimous consent to have it con-
sidered, but Plumb objected and the
bill went on the calendar.
Adjourned
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STARTS FOR DUBLIN.
Paraeii is Chcered nj the Railway
Station.

LONDON, Dec. e.-ParneIl started
FOR Dublin tonight. A large crowd
Of Irish residents Of this city as
semhied at the railway station and
cheered Parneil wildly. He spoke
briefly, expressing gratitude at the
demonstration which he said would
help the fight he had undertaken.
They would have no cause to regret
that they had stood by him, and
together they would win for Ireland
what God determined that she
should get.
Parneil viii be the guest Of the
Lord Mayor of Dublin. There will
be a large possession on his arrival
and he viii address thepeople. He
has been invited to visit Mitchells-
town and assured Of an audience Of
10000 there. 4 number OF the
Mccarthy faction were on the same
train.
At q meeting Of the anti-Parnell
section today the manifesto was dis
cussei, but nothing definite decided
upon. A telegram was received
from the delegates in America say
ing that they were cooperating by
methods they believe best to secure
Parnell's @ithdrawal and a reunion
of the party.
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JAW GOULD UNHAPPY.
He f. Handed a Summons in 4
Damage Nuit.

Damage Suit.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Jay Gould
went 10 he'd last night in an IN
happy frame Of mimi. The sancti-
~ OF his home had been evaded, a
conference with other magnates Of
the s'street'' had been interfered
with and he had been served with
papers in n damage suit service
which he had long av6ided. The
process OF serving is ordinarily an
easy thing for n lawyers clerk. The
men who are TO lie served anticipate
service aud are ready for it. SOtns-
times, however, they don't desire 10
receive tho papers and then an ex-
peri server Is called in.
Among those who lave repata.
ton Tor &c sort Of work is ]. Frank
Auborn, 4 young man whose rosy
cheeks and Juvenile air fit him for
ms unusual calling. He Is CT size,
shape and appearance to don almost
any Disguise effectively and be has
the courage Necessary TO perform
his duties. Being denied admit
lance TO the Gould residence, he
brited messenger 90 to loan him
his coat and hat. Thus arrayed, he
appeared again, but without success.
He then attired himself In other
clothes ard entered 'hs ,is.,a.iai
hon. ~ tie HwiZari- and in his
disguise as messenger from the
Elevated Railway Companyis office
obtained audience with Mr.. Gould.
When the process server eu's-r,,
the house lie was ishered - the
back rssiot door, where he was met
ty Jay Gould and his son George.
The latter assumed a rather belliger-
ent attitude aud seemed TO be about
to resent the intrusion, but Mr..
Gould interfered aud said: "My
hoy, what can / &c. for your"
Mr.. GouiJ,n was the answer, 81
have a paper here wish you would
read"
Mr.. Aui,orn then handed him a
letter and also a summons in n dam
age suit. Mr.. Gould was caught
and Gagged, and after receiving Il
lecture from the ''wiZard" the in
trepid messenger retired, having
f,,if;if MS r,,tccinn
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New York Failures

New YORK, Dec S.-NIghtin-
gale Bros. & knight. silk manufac-
turers Of Patterson, y. J., have as
signed, with liabilities not less than
so. 600 and assets believed TO be
only half that amount The brm
has been in financial difficulty
some time, ami for week or Two
past has been trying to effect COM
promise with its creditors, but the
latter insisted on an assignment.
The firm has been lsboring under
difficulties for seven or eight years,
and the failure OF their chief sup
mort, ]. T. Walker. Sons x Co., last
month. precipiiated the crash.
The sheriff has closed the factory
OF the Standard White Lead Manu-
featuring Company on executions.
The company was founded in lsss,
with an authorized capital stock o.
500, 900.
Birchall & Hedges. builders,
assigned today with liabilities p
800, 900.
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ngs. f.ltEns phs,sr.
She Says that the Charges are In
qualInedIy faI-e-


qusiinediy False
New YORK, Dec. All doubt
was removed today as TO whether
Mrs. Lizzie Hastings Fuller would
defend the suit for absolute divorce
stated by her husband DIR. Frazer
c. Fuller. IL Is i'm this suit that
charges have Teen maize which
haze fiacsd Judge bslcester Holme
on his mettle. Mrs. RULER cGrse on
from California to defend her good
name and since December lst she
has been stopping quietly ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. This fact
was not known to ex-Judge Holme
when he petitioned the court 10
give an opportunity to disprove the
charges made against himself anu
Mrs. Fuller.
In her application made to the
SupIe,l. Court for the appointment
Of a guardian al Hteni, as che il in
law an infant, she charaeterizes the
o.iaTges as false in every particular.
These are among the things she
slrsi "Yuut petitioner denies that
she ever committed adultery With
the said Leicester Holme, or with
any one, and she alleges that the
allegations in said complaint to that
effect are automatically false and
untrue; and she Is very anxious TO
have this action brought to imme-
dia,e trial; so that she can meet aud
answer said allegations.
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S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
WAS troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism, his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Elec-
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
H., had n running sore on his leg OF
eight years standing. Used three
bottles OF Electric BitSers and seven
boxes of Bucklen's ATnica. Salve,
and his leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., hud five large
Fever SORES on his leg, doctors said
he was incurable. One bottle Elec-
trio Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by A. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store. ia
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p.,,.ra.. Horehsund syrup.

Buy your drugs Of "the boys,
Johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main 81
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re Pnlp,, and inc stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan, save: 81 feel it my duty to
tell what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased, and my
Pensioners thought could live
only a few weeks. 1 took five bot
Ties Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining %
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
cater n thorough trial and con-
vincing evidence. / am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
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when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness I can do my many
thousand friends is TO urge them 70
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Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. ReSl.
lar size soc. and Sl.00. ~ 8
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Another Mississippi Lynchinx.

GREENWOOD, Miss, Dec. .. -
There was another lynchinga Roe
buck, Miss, today, as n sequel to
the ArOn murder. One Moses
Lemon, colcred, 'became Indignant
ut the lynehing Of Martin for killing
ArOn. and IL was learned that he
was circulating among the negroes
trying TO get up n mob and 20 TO
Aron's store, murder the clerks and
fire the building. The people Of
the nei.hbOrhoOd. both white and
black, formed an organization and
lynched him.
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A Strike Fund.

DETROIT, Dec. 9.-The Fedora
ton of Labor reassembled this MORN
ing. 1t was announced that Ma
tional association of retail clerks and
walters and bsrtenders' union
would be organized. The an
nouncement was received with APP
plause. Among the resolutions suo-
mitted was one that each member
Of a local, National or international
union be assessed ten cents per
quarter for n strike fund, from
which sill men on strike are to
have - Per week.
At the afternoon session mum.
Der OF resolutions were offered,
among them icing one demanding
government control of the tele-
graph.
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ABOUT THE INDIANS.
Excitement Among the Southern
Utes.-Indian Reported
killed.
Way GOULD c5TWITrEo BY FRANK
AuBoRn.
Fight with an Elephant that Broke
Away and Went on the
War Path.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
eaRNslL AND o'saIEN.
The President Can Vow Proclaim the
Worlds Eais 70 Foreign
Nations.
Way GOULD eo1wrrrEo BY FRANK
Au6oRn.
DEHcE Between
TaaNsiL AND o'eRIEN.
IN UTAH

By Telegraph 70 The NE~..
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rHE sINr1f rAvALRY ARRIvEs.

RAPID CITY, 5. D., Dec. O.
Gen, raj Carr, with ten companies
Of the Sixth Cavalry, arrived here
this morning from Fort WIrgate.
Small bands Of Indians from the
Bad Lands hare been running of
stock and burning deserted ranches
on French and Battle creeks, com
ing within two miles OF this city.
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PASTORS FATE.
He Fell while Preaching and Died
Soon Afterwards

New BRUNSWICK, Dec. 0. -
While Preaching to n large congre-
Cation AZ the East Milestone Re-
formed Church last night, the pe--
tor. Rev. J. L. Strong, said: "a
man might fall as easily rs q star
from heaven" The nexl ii'stnni
his faee turned ashy pale. he Gluten
ed wildly at the pulpit fof support
ami then dropped on the floor in 4
fl nf apdfiexy. The Mortified con-
gregation was spellbound for mo-
ment. Then the cooler ones rushed
to the p.o-traie pastor and raised
him from Inc floor. He was taken
home inId died this morning. De
was sixty years Of age.
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Miss Jennie Marlin, I76 North
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BROKE HIS CHAINS.
Sharpshoo;ers FIJI an Elephant
with fsufiefs-

CINCINNATI, Dec. sod Chief.
the vicious elephant that has been
several years in the Cincinnati Zoo
Garden, broke his chains tonight
and began a. general destruction.
he tore mis- house to sn.in.ers and
was proceeding to make general
ruin Of the garden, whereupon
sharpshoo,ers were brought in and
Iegan filing ct hifa with rsuskets.
The first shot brought him 10 his
launches and ten other shots were
fired 1t him without any apparent
effect At l0'o'clocS tonight the
killing was given ", 10 he Resumed
in the morning. The elephant is
blowing in fearful manner.
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AForsuaa,e Young Isa5

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READY FOR THE PE0CLAMA-
TON.
s5,ooe, Don Has Been Provided for
The Worlds Fair.


The Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, Dec. e.-Mayor Creiyer
has signed the ordinance providing
for the issue of 5000, 900 in bonds
in aid Of the Worlds Fair, and it
will, with the other necessary docu-
ments, be placed in the hands Of
President Harrison tomorrow. The
President can then issue his prOcla-
nation to foreign nations.
President Palmer, of the National
Commission, Director General Davis
aud Director Fred. w. Peck will
carry the official documents to the
President.
Washington esing. whosubscribed
Sjj09 for Worlds Fair stock, very
positively refuses to complete pay
ment unless assured that the Fair
grounds will he thrown open on
Sundays and liquors allowed to he
sold in the restaurants and on the
grounds.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. The
House proceeded TO the disposition
OF public building measures.
Among the number Of bills passed
were, Stockton, Cal, SO, 900; Port
land, Ore, $4,000; Kansas City,
No., 81, 2G0,OrJ.
Adjourned.
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''Say, old man, Eve just bought a
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You have to pay $40 a MONTH"
Have you paid the FIST INSTALL
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.sNc. That's what | wanted TO
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Park CITY.
Tram ! arrives PARK City ---...---io-51 am
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LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAEE AND oGDES.
Iesve salt Lake go an. and $40 an l4s
pm Returning arrive Salt Lake $40 an
80 pm, SIS pm.
BINGHAM
Leave salt Lake SIS an. returning. arrive
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AMERICAN FORK. PROVO. sPRISGyILLy,
THISTLE AND MI PLEASANT.
Leave salt Lake 80 pm; returning. Ar
rive salt Lake 81 Am.
10. e.. DODGE, J. II. BESSETT,
Gelers! Manager ten Pass.Agt
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PARSELI. AND O-BRIEN.
The Latter Publishes the ChDie Of
Their Corrcspondenee.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-In conse-
sequence of the publication Of mis-
leading versions Of the cablegrams
between Parneil and O'Brien on
the subject of the negotiations for e
reunion Of the Irish party, o'Brien
makes the whole cOrresnonce1ce
public. Under date Of New York
December 9TH, O'Brien cables Par
nell as follows:
shrink with sorrow from taking
sides against you in the struggle
which opsus such au appalling
prospect Of ruin and disgrace 70 our
cause. Throughout this unhappy
business I have anstained from one
word personally offensive 10 you
and have read with deepest pain
anu disgust some OF the personal
attacks made on you, anu nov, be-
fore ireland is irretrievably com
mitted &c n ruinous conflict, appeal
TO You rs the leader / have for ten
years been proud to follow, and as
the friend for whom l still feel a
warm affection. Can you not see
some way by which, while safe
guarding your own reputation, the
country may be saved from the
destruction which threatens il?
Parneil replied, December Sth:
Had you wired prior TO Saturday
some suggestion from me might
have succeeded. Ii Is now too late
for me TO rescue the secele:s from
their false position. / shall. how
ever, be very glad TO see you aud
consult you Oh your arrival in Eur
ope.
O'Brien replied TO thi. today:
Your reply shows 4 total misun-
derstanding Of my message. which
was prompted by regard for your
past service and the still existing
personal affection, and with q
knowledge of my colleagues, in the
earnest hope that you might, in con-
-onaoce with the will Of the ma
jority Of the party, whose election OF
chairman We have endorsed, find 4
way by which the country might he
saved from Z ruinous conflict. The
tone OF your reply leaves little
ground for the hope, but having IT.
gard to the horrible consequences TO
the country of a prolonged interni-
cine struggle, am still anxious 10
have an interview, and shall start
saturday for France on my way 70
Ireland.
The ENJOYS have decided TO send
Gill with 0'Brien to Havre on Sat-
urday. They will consult with Par
nell and the anti Parneiiites.
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Go to the Sau6bcrg Furniture Co.,
les W., Socth Temple ST., AMI ex-
anime the New Sofa Bed. Best
in the market.
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The Southern Ties Excited o er
the Sews orthe Messiah.

OURAY INDIAN AGENCY. Green
River, Utah, Dec. 9.-rhe Southern
Utes are greatly excited orer the
news from DAKOTA regarding the
coming OF the Shine, or Christ, aud
have commenced dancing and
painting themselves.
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william. .u-,r.,,. n s,-rs PDIs.

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n, t.-,he Experience of Multitude.

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when no other medicine or treat
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benefit.
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RaIInra.. SNOW Liniment.

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For Throat Diseases and Coughs
use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
Like all really good things, they are
initiated. The genuine arc sod only
ia 6oneS.
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FREIGHT TRAINS
PASSENGER RATES

Between Salt Lake City and Park City.
Single Fare, $500. Round Trip, SO
j. II. TOUEG TT. MACINTOSH,
Genl. Supt. Gen. Frt- & Pass.
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REpoRrED KILLING OF AN INDIAN

REPORTED KILLING OF An INDIAN.
DURANGO, Col, Dee. 9.-Saturday
night Thomas franklin got into an
alteration with a couple Of Indians
in a saioon a. Armsrgo, y. NJ. He
struck both Indians over the head
with billiard cue killing one and
seriously injuring tine other. Yes
terday morning the Apaches came
to Armargo, intent upon having
Franklin's scalp, but the sheriff
secreted him. Great excitement is
prevailing, the indians declaring
thst they crls want justice, but if
any Attempt is made 20 get F,.nk-
lin out OF town there WI, ns trouble.
The entire pop-Iaiion are attending
20 business with six shooters
strapped around their waists and u
nnmoer are carrying Wincheste.e,
10 be prepared foT an emergency.
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we arc oFerino Crest S1rean of Very Choice AtWse
waists for Ladies Boucle and Plain Black made Ss
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

MOB VERY DESIRABLE LANDS.
Both Agricultural and Grazing. IL
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GREATLY EXAGGERATED.

SANTA FEE, n. NJ, Dec. Colo
mel Fletcher, Acknowledgment Of
New Mexico. thinks IL possible
that TIE Navajo Indians are in
co nmunicatiOu with the North.
western tribes, so far &c lie Messiah
craze is cencetne1, but thinks tue
reports as to there being auy proba-
bility OF an outbreak in New Next
CO or ArizOna greatly exaggerated.
He, however, has two full cc:n-
panies Of militia IN the border Tor
the protection OF the eet:isEs.
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