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The marriage of Mr.. Jules Kohl
mev to Miss Lizzie Koch, at the
residence of the brides mother on
SANDY street Wednesday evening, OF
which general mention was made IN
Thursdays BANNER, and the bril-;
liant Wedding festivities, detailed
account of which could not be antlcl-
mated when the former notice was
written, was a subject of general
Icomment Thursday by those who
were present, from one of whom we
cleaned the following additional
particulars: ,,.5
The house was brilliantly lighted
; and beautifully decorated, and at an
: early hour the guests began't to as
S semble until the parlors were crowd
: ed.
e At eight o'clock, to the sweet
b strains of Memberships wedding
/ march discoursed by Haubelt's band,
e the wedding party marched H. IN
+ the following order:
Al Little Misses Mamie Murphy and
is Lillian Lindeman, the wedding bell
D. ringers. dressed in cream and silver
,e MIR. A. Booker with Miss Carrie
Lindeman, wearing cream SATIN an'
C. gold ornaments.
ne Mr.. R. Hoffman, Jr., with MIS-
:" Emma Sens, wearing pale blue CHM
re silk and dotted tulle.
ne Then came the handsome couple
adj the groom never looking happle1
,te and the bride never more beautiful
I'D She wore white silk, corded VIII
Ell, silver. with white ostrich trimming
ers and diamonds.
;he The ceremony that joined the tN
at souls for life-to strengthen eac
su- other in all labor, to rest on eat
lit, other in all sorrow, to minister .
hit each other in all pain, to be one WI
in each in silent, unspeakable memoir
Use even unto the last parting, was IL
but pressively performed by Rev.
lee Samuels, after which the guests I
be pared to the dining room where
the elegant banquet-a most sumptuo
one repast was spread.
Nor There was wine, music and laughter,
-OeA Good cheer, and congratulations aIteI'
we and it was not until two O'Clock u
bic, the good night kisses were irduls
'ntl- in.
rted There were number of telegra
ces. of congratulations received conta
the ing the best wishes of their numer'
ach- friends who were unable to atte
ome- Following is list of
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WEDNESDAY, was a day Of disas-
trous railroads wrecks. There was
one on the Union Pacific at Kansas
City in which nine persons were Sc
riousIy injured, one fatally. At
Birmingham, Ala, collision result
ed in the death of two men and the
wouuding Of many Another was q
disastrous collision OF the Cincin
natl Southern resulting in the deatl
of two fremen, an express messen
ger aud mail agent, one enginee,
and number Of others, some o
whom were passengers.
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increase of property values after
paving for the advertising. VINO
saws Advertising don't pay.
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A CORPORATION with a capital OF
S1OO.OO0,00O has been organized in
Des Moines, Iowa, to build a rail-
road from Chicago to Mexico City,
and branch to Tacoma, Washing
ton.
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The publication of a book in Lon
don making grave charges against
Stanley in his African explorations
is creating great excitement IN Lon
don.
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OUR AGENTS.

TIN telegraphers in Chicago are
organizing.
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THE opinion is expressed at the
Treasury Department at Washing
ton that the product of the silver
mines of the country for the ensuing
wear will exceed 100000 ounces,
and a further decline III the price Of
bullion is anticipated.
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In response to inquiries from the
San Francisco Examiner the leading
importers of that city, regardless Of
political faith, expressed it as their
opinion that the Mckinley tariff bill
would cripple instead of protecting
American industries. They were
unanimous in the opinion that ii
would kill tie woclen manufacturing
industry, while the price OF the
goods would at the same time bt
materially advanced.
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In the judicial district Mr.. Beau

In the judicial district MI. Beau
regard Bryan has no opposition foI
the Office Of district attorney. a
good lawyer of industrious habits
Mr.. Bryan will make a competent
and efficient officer. He Is vel
known to the voters of this county
and will receive their support.
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Weekly, 81 :. year, in advance
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
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Grey hounds and BarzoiS.

Dame Fortune Is as caEriciOus
with regard To mans best friend, -
the dog, rs she is ia her treatment Of
Ourselves; at times she seems TO form
an alliance with tickle Fashion, and
thus She insures q speedy execution
Of her DEGREES. There i a long list
Ofdiscarded favOrites-theb lack-and-
tan was eclIpsed by the pug, the
setter was challenged by the pointer,
the mastiiI found a worthy conquer
er in the Great Dane, anu the New
fJundIand almost disappeared ON the
advent Of the snowy st. Bernard;
but there Is one breed which has,
during long years Of ups and downs
Of dOgdOm, maintained the position
Sir Philip Sydney claimed for them
that Of being ''the lOrds' OF their
species.
The graceful and symmetrical
greyhound. and dogs Of that con-
formal Oh, have undoubtedly held
uudisputed sway, and despite the
claims OF the beautiful, the useful.
the intelligent, aud hosts of other
recommendation advanced, tine
now historical deeT-hOund was Sir
Walter SCOTS companion. the Bar
oil Is still the favOTite Of the Rus
sian nobility, and the English
greyhound was renowned through
out the world long before ocean
gIeyhJuuGs came upon the scene.
The great Emperor Charlemague /
had a peculiar way Of distinguishing /
his canine favUrites. and the privi-
lege he conferred on one strain Of /
the greyhound tribe was that they |
might appear before him with their |
masters. and as a mark Of this high /
honor these 'lords OF Goggles" had |
their right paws closely shaveu.
1t j. TSso recorded that one Of the j
kings Of India presented some dogs
resembling the greyhound TO Alex
ander the Great, AMI il is probable
that the BarZOis OF Russia are the
descendants OF these. In that cOun-
try where the distinction between
the aristocracy and the peasantry is
50 marked, there Is n corresponding
difference in their "best friends. /"
The comuaon Aftcharka has to tend
the fiocks. and keep the country
clear Of wolves, which sometimes Is
quite formidable task. making il
necessary in some districts for the
breeding and rearing OF these dogs
especially for ;hgt purpose; hence
they are really the Russian wolf
hound, and, in fact, the Aftchar-
10 is the rough and ready, general
utility, PEASANTS dog, whilst the
BarzOi is the aristocrat, kept at the
palaces and residences Of Emperor
and nObleman, end at the head
quarters Of some Of the regiments.
They are used Cor the eoursing Of
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The snn-Dance of the BIaskfeet.

The most important sac:ed fest
ival Of the Blaekfeet Indians is the
sun-daucP, which is called also hy
the whites the metiCine-jance. The
tradition runs that it originated in
the thankOfTering Of a woman for
the recovery Of her sick child; ac-
cordinsly, 1t Is usually instituted by
a woman who has come successfully
out of some trial. Ii is generally
held when the wild fruit l. ripe, in
July or August, in n lodge esgeei-
ally constructed for it, and may
continue for seven days. The crfe-
monies have been described by the
Rev. John Mclean. who witnessed
them ut the Blood lniian camp in
Alberta Territory, Canadh. The
sacred fire was burning in
the sun-I0dge, ami was used
by the people for lighting
their pipes. The fuel was supplied
exclusively by young men who had
reformed some valorous dsei, such
as stealing horses from a hostile
tribe. and thought the duty an
honorable one. Two bundles Of
brentwood brush were plRcei in the
form Of cross on the sacred pole.
A hover Of brushwoOd By the side
of the lodge was occupied by the
woman W no had Instituted the cere-
mony. her husband, and medicine
mar, fasting and praying. Prayers
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round game-foxes-and like all
he dogs Of this tribe they are very
outrageous, and will chase and hold
ne wolf until the coursers come up
nd give the coup dc grace. The
Emperor Of Russia KEEPS a good
aany Of these dogs at the Imperial
eunel, and sometimes the MEM
,ers Of the different embassies are
utertnined with an exhibition Of
he skill and speed Of these animals.
Frank Leslie's Popular NOHti.iy.
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were offered at stated times by
virgins. Dramatic Representa-
tons Of heroic adventures weT,
given, and sham fights present
eI representations Of aeiua
t,attles: these were succeeded bN
f,asts Of berries cooked in fat. smOE
ing. and conversation. 4 yOuui
man who had been successful /,
4 hors,.-stealiug expedition came up
in iulfillment Of n vow, TO max,
himself sacrifice 10 the god. Al
I'D medicine-wOman cut or one
his finger, held it up 10 the sun
and dedicated il h. him. TwS
Young men presented themselves I,
t.e cunsecrated for admission 10 tn
noble hand of warriors. one o
them stretched himself up0n
blanket on tine ground. An oil
man made = speech over him relai-
ing his brave deeds, each incidentC
Rhich Was received with applus'
and music. Then four men hel,
him while q fifth made iucisiuus II
his irgas, and hack. WOJieu skew
rs were inserted in the breast inCis
ions. aud connected 10y lariats will
the sacres pole, while an InLiar
drum was fastened 10 the ssewer II
tine lack. The young man went u.
IN the sacred pole. aud while hi
cOuTtcnance was e&cDeL ingly paf
and his frame trembling with emo
ton. threw his aru.s around II an
prayed earnestly for strength 10 pas
successfully through the trying o.
deal. His prayer ended. he move
backward until the flesh was fun!
extended. and, placing small bon
whistle in his mouth, he blew con-
tiuuuusly upon it q s.Tiys II short
sharp sounds. while he threw hin.
self backward and danced until TIN
iIesh gave way and he fell. Previ
Gus 10 his tearing himself free from
the lnriatS. ne seized the drum witt
both hands. and with "A sudden pul
tore the hesh on his hack. dashim
the drum 10 the ground amid Tn
applause Of the people. As he lay
on the ground, the operators tx
amined his wounds. cut OF the iiesi
that was banging loosely, and th'
ceremony was nj an end. '-!UputdT
S,.5es,c,1 iF,.fEIT
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate # Royal barney, deceased

Estate Fl Royal Barney, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uacersi gned. Royal b. Young and
ROYAL =. Barney, executors Of the estate
OF Royal e. B2rney, deceased. TO the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. 20 exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers within ten
months after the FIRST publication OF tins
notice, 10 the said royal 4. Young. At -
:. East Temple street salt Lake City. in
The County OF salt Lake. Utah TERRITORY.
ROYAL Il. YOUNG.
ROYAL 4. BARNEY,
Executors Of the estate OF Royal barney.
deceased.
hated .Tuly md IsgH dfavr-,r
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Edward Brain. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE OF the
Estate Of Edward Brain, deceased, 10 the
creditors Of, and at persons having claims
against ihe said deceased. To exhibit them
VITA the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after The 1rst publication Of this no
tlre. 10 the sud administrator. At the once
81 Isaac NJ. WaddeIl. Attorney. Utah Com
meicial and savings Bank building. salt
Lake City, In the County OF SalJ Lake, Utah
Territory.
Dated July 9Th, lisa
ANNIE PETERS BRAIN.
Administrative OF the Estate OF Edward
Brain, deceased q naW 5E
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Z tate of Jane S. sHlth. deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
- undersigned, executors OF the Estate
Of Jane :. smith. deceased. TO the cred
nOrs Of. and all persons having claims
against the sAi0 deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
month"; after the frst publication OF this no.
uce, 20 the said wIlford Fovies smith. at
hrs residence. No. 2l3 West 7th south street,
sat Lake Ity, in the County OF salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
Dated June ard, lsau.
HENRY JOE SMITH,
MILFORD FOWLES SMITH,
Executors Of the Estate OF Jane :. smith,
deceased. 4 lawzw
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UINTAH STAKE.

UINTAH STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-S. K. Bsnaion, Ashie
tEernsl p o.
COUNSELOEs.-R. ). Collect, Jam.
Hacking. Vernsi p o.
CH,Gh County, U.Gl
WARDS BISHOPS
Ashley tVerral P.Ol.-Geo. Freestoue
Gliues tVernsl P.CJ Peter Abplsnalr
AeEEiils tEerEal P.OJ.-T.J.Ca,dv
Min tVerIsl z. o. VIM. Sisrpr
Mountain DeEtyernalP. OlS.J. Merrill
RiEerdale tYernal P. DIN. Huntin
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Salt Lake Cuy, Wards.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
First ward.-....J Joseph WarburtOn
Second ward.-.....LeOn1rd 6. Hardy
Third Northumberland jacob Weller
Fourth Harrison Spersy
FIlta wsrd......Saniuel II. T. Seddon
Sixth &. Watson
Seventh Ward William Thorn
Eighth Wsrd..........Elijah f Sheets
Ninth Ward........S1muel A. WO9llGy
Tenth Speirs
Eleventh Ward. Alexander McRAe
Twelfth WGrd..-...Hirsm B. ClawsOn
Thirteenth Ward..-.... MliIen Atwood
Fourteenth Wsrd.-..G=OTge II. Taylor
Fifteenth Ward 100000. + las Morris
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures kesier
Seventeenth Wsrj........ john Tingey
Eighteenth Wara....OrsOn +. W5itney
Nineteenth Isaac Barton
T Twentieth George ROmney
Twenty first Ward. William L. Allen
Twenty second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Country Yards.
Big Cot'nwOOd (Bri1tOul D.B BrintOn
Eluh Dale CAousleyl Lewis IL Nousley
Br.shtOu. Frederick W. Schoenfelt
care Z. Schonfeld, Z.C.MI., 81. City
Draper .....-......-..... Vim. c. Allen
Esst Mill Creek (Nefil.---... John Ne9
Farmers Is L.Cityl. Henry F. Bu-tsu
Granite lButleFl Butler
Granger CTay!orsyiliel..Dsnl. McRae
HeTrimsn...-........ Robert DauSie
Hunter Is l.. CITY,. .Wiuism Miller
Mil Creek..........James e. Hamilton
Mountain William B. Hardy
North Point Is. L. City, W. Reid
Peasant Green Is L-C In Hartman
Rivcr;Ou lGaleI .Orin 2. Miller
sugar ucusc..-....-ApOllos G. briggs
South CuttJHwUOt....JOs. ). Rawlirs
Saudy.........--....- Ezekiel Holman
South Jordan lGsIe) William A. Bills
CLiOH.-............... IshI1aeI Phillips
North jordan CTaylOrsynlel,
He5er BeuE!OL
West Archibald Gardner
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DAVIS STAKE

PREsIDEST.-W r. Smith, CCnteryi.le.
COUNsELORs.-JOhn W. Hess, Farm
lugton; Arson Gall, Woods Cross.
Duyis County, Utah.
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wASATCH STAKE

ss-When any changes occur IN the fore
going list. the Stake PresidIBs officers vii
confer favor by reporting the same to the
DssEREr NEWS OFFICE. so the list may
DIRECTED
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CASSIA STAKE.

PREsIDENT-H. ID. HaIEat, Oakley.
CoUNsELORs. - Moron! Pickett, Ma
rioni wm.F Brim, Albion
Cessil C.Hntg. Mlia.
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Bingham County, Ld,Iho.

ChesieI1eid..-...- Farley 2. Wiley
Garden Greek tOnsid p O)JP.Cspel
Msrshyaileyt OneidaP OJC.M.Squires
MoTmouward( &c ntileValley) IL F.Hale
MoundVslley (Clevelsnd)R II Williams
Oxiord........-.-..........S X. Lewis
POcatellO.--..-... &C Cannon
CsmbrIdge........W William Lloyd, PIE.
Marsh Center..-... Lee Wright, P. Z.
MarshviIle ........ Philip shillips, 7. Z
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EMERY STAKE.

PREsIDENT.-C. G.Larseu, CSSt!cDsIe.
COUSsELoRs.-Orsnge Seeley, Castle
Dale; VIM. Howard, Huntington.
E-.44.-sr r..,.,... T-srI
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BEAVER STAKE.

PREsIDESr.-Jno Z Murdoch, Beaver.
CoUSsELoRs. VIM. FoiheIinyhsm,
NJ. L. Shepherd, Beaver.
D. r,-...... I-.-L
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ST. JOSEPH STAKE.
TuOELE STAKE.

PEEsIDENr.-H.S ;. Gowans, TCoele.
COUSsELoEs.-C. l. Anderson, Grants
Vile; Geo. F. Richards, TOoeIe.
r. J.. 49,. Tr.F
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

PFEsIDENT.-Angus NJ. Cannon, Salt
Lake City.
COUSsEIoRs. - Joseph T. Taylor,
Charles W Penrose, Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Ciiy, Wards.
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SAN LUIS STAKE.
SAN JUAN STAKE.

SAN JUAN STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-F. A. Hammond. Bluf.
CoUNsELORs. - VIM. Halls, MAncos;
Vim. Adams. Monticello.
san Juan County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
BUN ClIT..'..s.s.--.......J Nielsen
Bueno..--..-.Geo. W. McConkle, Pc.
Emery County, Utah.
acao..-..-...-...---.-..R II. Stewart
North aoaticellO(BluhlF IJenes, PIE
La Plata Co., Colorado
Asncos..-....-...........G George Halls
Nelo MEXICO
Burnham..-..----.Luther Z. BurnhAm
Ia Plsfa...-............. Jesse Steele
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PANGUITCH STAKE.

PREsIDEsT u. W. CROSBY IT,
PAnguitch.
CoUSsELoas M. VI. Steele. David
Cameron, Psrguitch.
GGrfeld County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
CannOnville.....W William J. henderson
Escalauie. p. SchOw
Marion iCOyOte P.OJ....Culhert King
Psuguiich Miller
Piute County, Utah.
neutrality-suspicious. +. Peterson
Junction RUFUS 4. Alien
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KANAB STAKE.
MORGAN STAKE.

PEEsIDEST-.W. G. Saith, Morgan.
COUNsELoEs Richard Fry, Samuel
FrazCis, Morgan.
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CACHE STAKE.

PREsIDENT.-C. .. Card, Logan.
COUNsELoR.-Orson Smith, Paradise.
ACTING PREsIDEST.-Geo. o. Pitkin.
Cn..hs C.nrft. rtrk.
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ONEIDA STAKE.
PEEsIDESr.-GeOrge e. Parkinson.
Franklin.
CoUSsELORS.-SOlomon II. Hsle. Gen
tile Valley, Bingham Co; Matthias
F. Cowley, Preston.
Oneida County, Idaho
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or TUE
Organized Stakes Of ZiOa.

I. Z. means Presidins Elder
Where a Ward has no p0sl oalce Of it,
oxn the nearest post ONCE 20 1t, and the one
at which the residents obtain their mal, -
given IN Varenthesis.
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WILLARD STAKE.

PREsIDESr.-Irs v. Hinckley, Fillmore.
CoUSsELOEs. - Daniel Thompson,
SciPio; Jos. V. Robson, Fillmore.
MiHrrG County, Utah.
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PAROwAN STAKE.

FfhUW ~ 81 4 M.
PREsIDENr.-ThOs J. Jones, PlrOwan.
COUNsELORs.-Morgan Richards, Jr.,
Francis Webster, PsrowAn.
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