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ESTRAY NOTICES

l have IN my possession;
enc dark rel STEER. wears old past.
underbit IN ZEN ear. bush Of tail Of, brand
resembling nj on lett thigh.
II darage and costs on said animal he
not paid within fifteen days from date OF
this notice. u will he sold to the highest
cash bidder, 81 Coaivil e, at ! O'Clock. March
LIST. lsso.
JOHN n. WILLIAMS.
Precinct Pouudkeeper.
Coaivilie. Utah. February "a. lsaJ.
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BURGLARS AND F0OTPADS.
They are Getting Their Work in
DaJ and Night.

Before dark on Saturday evening,
4 daring robbery was committed
near the r. q. w. depot. y half
drunken individual was going along
when he was attacked by a footpad,
who tried TO seize his watch. The
intoxicated man had sufficient real
ization OF the situation to resist the
effort to rob him, hut he was not
successful, ard the thief got away
with the watch. Several persons
witnessed the affair, but supposed it
was only n drunken fight until
they slw the broken watch chain
on the vest Of the man who was
robbed. BY that true the robber
had got out OF the way.
About dusk On Saturday evening
a coat was stolen from a dummy in
front Of Longmore's store ON First
south Street. The same evening
an overcoat was stolen from the
Cliff House.
On Saturday night DR.. w. H.
Groves had an experience he will
not soon forget. He had been alb
sent from his residence, 10 W First
South Street. for n short time, and
returned about : O'Clock. he un-
locked the from. door, and began TO
open il. but il struck against some
fling The doctor wondered what
was the matter, and stepped back
few inches. That movement
was fortunate for him, for l. par-
tally averted blow from n slung-
shot, which descended upon his
head. The force OF the blow dazed
him for an instant, but rs lie was
not hit squarely he quickly recov-
cred and called for assistance. His
assailant. who had been behind the
door when il was being opened,
could not be found in the house,
but his weapon was found in the
hall. Further investigation showed
that there were two OF the burg
lars. asd each had left slungshOt
behind. They had forced the dining
room window open and had I'M
fastened the back-door, through
which they made their escape. They
had evidently been in the house
but a short time. for nothing WIS
stolen. The doctor thinks it a close
enough call, however, and will
hereafter deposit his diamonds and
jewelry in q bank safety vault.
Sunday night also had its burg
iary as shown this morning by ThOs.
W. jennings & Co.'s store west OF
the Emporium corner. Sometime
during the night the back door was
forced in, and the thieves secured
$50 worth of jewelry and SIS in
cash.
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HOUSE.
February

February IL, pm.
The Council bill permitting es
tates Of decedents and minors 10 be
mOrtgaged in certain cases, went 10
the judiciary committee.
Greer, from the claims commit
tee, reported adversely on the petit
ton Of Prof. II. G.. White, Of the
Deaf Mute School, for reimburse
ment for loss in boarding students,
on the ground that the Chancellor
and Board Of Regents were by law
given control Of the matter. Adopt
ed.
Sargent, from the committee on
territorial library, recommended
that SIll.6S lie appropriated to the
librarian. Adopted.
Hammond, from the committee on
private corporations, reported al
versely on the Council anti-railway-
pass bill. Adopted.
Thurman, from the judiciary conf
mittee, reported favonIbly on G. F.
-, amending section 3SSS Of the
Compiled Laws, relating 10 trials
and hearings before referees Later
it passed its second realizing
lie also reported favorably ON
II. +. 50, Kimball's general lien
bill, and ON II. +. 81, in relation to
the release Of dover.
II. +. IS, 10 exempt dentists from
Jury service, came up on the question
Of its passage. Ii was lost.
II. +. ~, which prescribes brief
and simple forms for eonveyances Of
realty, came up on third reading, was
slightly amended and passed.
II. F. 50, relating to liens, passed
its second reading.
II. +. ., Aliens school bill, came
up on third reading, was amended
and made special order for tomor-
row.
The claim OF w. f. French, clerk
Of Uintah County, went TO that
committee.
Russell presented communion
ton from r. b. Terhune, in relation
to preventing the waste Of water
from driven wells. Committee on
agriculture and irrigation.
The enrolment committee report
ed several bills enrolled and sent to
the Governor.
AdiOurued.
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Another Forecast.

The weather prediction of Mr..
Webb regarding the atmospheric
condition Of yesterday was fully
verified-although a few hours later
than he anticipated-bOth in rela-
ton to the velocity Of the wind and
depth of snowfall, the latter being the
heaviest OF the month. The same
gentleman handed in the following
today;
The storm in fury and force will
repeat with US again tonight, or not
laier than tomorrow. Wednesday.
the 10Th. ex pect a low temperature
to prevail. The prevailing upper
DRIFT thereafter the balance OF the
month will be mainly from the
north, the weather cold and frosty
with occasional wintry squalls.
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rino.rs and Pnr.rt4.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IT.-Ad-
vices from Sydney and Auckland
say: Queensland was, visited by
severe storms early in January, re-
sulting in serious floods, causing
several deaths and much loss OF
property.
The condition Of the unemployed
at Sydney is becoming serious. On
a recent night five hundred men
and women were counted asleep in
the parks Of the city, all without
money or homes.
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FORTY Years Among theIIndian.

Is the title Of a highly interesting
work Of 400 pages which will shortly
be issued from the press. Ii con-
tains the thrilling experiences OF
Daniel w. Jones among the natives
Of this land, and exhibits many mar
vicious prOvidences Of God IN his be.
half.
Canvassing agents viii visit short
" the different Wards and Stakes Of
Zion. diff
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NOTICE.

Brigham CITY. Utah. FEB. IS. lsoc.
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I have in my possession;
one red yeariing nEIFER, bob tail.
One rcd steer CALF, branded n on
right hip.
Cne roam yeariing BULL. underbit in left,
slit in right ear. branded J P on right hip.
II said animalz are not claimed within
ten dave they will be sold. Tuesday. Fes-
ruarp 3sth. 80. at 2 O'Clock, At the e-tray
pound. Brigham City
II. MADSEN,
City Poundkeeper.
Brigham CITY. Utah. Feb. IS. lsoe.
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SECOND EDITION
FRtssENTs.

SEE special notice OF Rpefon
Gardner Company sScokaolders
h--Rtins.
LAST nFsaps snow storm wa,
i1retty Atavy, but the railroads re-.
PcSt that no trains were delayed.
Two COWS were killed on the UtaI,
Central last night n little beIoW
Loveniahl's station, one l.einu
thrown to each side of the tract In
the locomotive.
J.-B. Guam NysS vas on triaT IN
the Third DistrscS Court ms ns--.
noon fot attempted rage o.. a little
sgid in the SiNteenfs, Ward. on the
sd al Octnsse- E4st..
Ixthe Police Court today Frank
Kelly was fined s. for being drunk.
ash VIM. Jones and Daniel Dlragh
We're assessed SO each for trespsss
at the R. q. ". depot.
At the Emporium tailding the
u,.,y Charter Oak wice galzs oven
door Is on exhibition, and ladies are
invited TO cad and witness the cook
iag in stoves thus supplied.
goFS n5NALDsoS, who was in
tEcttzI by tie grand jary last week.
was not the John D1nelson, ot Don
elson d Co, dry goods merchants.
nor Is lie any -e4stsvc Of the latter.
TfE nre.a;5ers Of the Fourth Pre-
.,.rr.l lanrr,
z.ssaseenth, Twentieth and Twenty
ti-t yards, viii meet at the
Twentieth Ward Westinghouse
vestry this evening at ESQ. Rusj-
ness OF importance 20 be transacted.
81 order * Lieutenant Il. c. Bar
rel.
i5oVT'S famous satire on railroads.
~ Hole in. the Ground.,, will
commence n two nights engage
ment this evening at the Grand
Opera House. The well known
farce has i'cen seen in this city b,.-
fere ard those who witness it will
Es scc0rded treat. The compapy
e very large, each individual being
y,slled for bis particular part. Mr..
Harry St2aley as The Stranger
Mr.. Frank LIwton as "The Bag
gage Mau. and Miss Katie Hart
rs the "Lunch Girl'' fully sustain
theiC characters. The sale of seats
ogaaed very large this morning.
YESTERDAY was made ''search-
ing day. at the penitentiary. At Q.
AN. the prisoners were locked in
their cells, and were kept there until
s.S} this morning. During This
time every nook aud Granny was ex-
aInined by the guards. and all of the
prisoners carefully searched. Itwas
said that the hunt was for money
claimed to be in the possession of
some Of the prisoners. but the prob
ability is that il was for weapons OF
some kind, lest any should have
been Struggled inside OF the prison
according to the suggestion IN the
letter recently taken from Haley.
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The NEWS can now be had every
evening, at Sis PM, at the news
stand OF the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, 33l Twenty
fourth Street, few doors east of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street, or it will be
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying to Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent In Ogden
CITY,
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Iord same he was baptized of john,
Satan tempted Him, but he. With.
stood, and overcame the evil. joseph
Smith taught the truths which
were revealed TO him by the Lord
Jesus. He relieved the Priesthood
by ordination, and the Gospel bean
to spread in the land.
10 Joseph the Lord proclaimed n
gathering dispensation, and tb,.
saints have been gathered. The
Lord has blessed US In this rerar,j.
and let US not forget Him. Josenb
told US we would be more tried with
riches than with poverty. He told
us We would increase in power jn
the mountains, and We have done
so TIL there seems 10 be Q great
alarm aboatit. The blessing Of in
crease has come, and the temptation
OF riches Is before US. We have
opportunities tOdispose Of our inner
ltance for money. We are 10 be
tired as TO whether we will forsake
our religion and our God. What
VIII he our course? The Egyptians
dreaded the increase Of Israel, and
were trained to put the children
TO death. With US there are iufiu-
ences more dangerous than disfran-
chlsement or than my public meas
ure that has been adopted against
US. These influences are those of
the example of professed Christian
peoples, whose homes are childless.
Keep these influences out Of your
families, for the cutse Of God will be
visited upon those WHO submit To
them.
Happy are they who have the fel-
lowship of God. What II we are de-
prived Of political privileges. What
If the power Of death comics into our
midst. Three presidents Of the
Church have passed away. re-
member the scene when Joseph
Smith was taken, and when he
knew he was going TO his death, he
suggested TO his brother Hrrum TO
depart, but Hyrum stood by Joseph
and died with him. They sealed
their testimony with their blood.
We have reaped the benefits Of their
sacrifice. Shall we now turn from
our course OF righteousness, or shall
We stand firm In the blessings of the
everlasting covenant
God has given US this land for
home, 4 land where tyranny shall !
not prosper. II we honor Him, |
though the nations Of the earth may |
rise against US, the Almighty will |
maintain His people In the midst of |
these mountains; the towers OF |
Zion shall shine, and Christ will /
come and reign. say Hosatns.
the I3ord God omnipotent reigneth |
Let us be true 10 Him. Let US walk |
in the paths Of truth, and prison
walls and bars cannot shut ont the
love Of God from our hearts. May /
His peace be with us that we may |
be full Of 1--we and charity for ali
and lie faithful to that which is good
md true. Then Will the Lord bring
to His people.
Sister Lizzie Thomas rendered
,olO, 1.-THE King Of Love my
Shepherd is" and the choir sang
he anthem,
Praise ye the Father"
The closing prayer was offered by
'atriarch John Smith.
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Two in One Dav.

The family OF Mr., T, o, Angel
were called upon yesterday 10 bear
terrible bereavement. On We'd
nsiay last diphtheria seized two
little boys, aged eight and five years
Cspectively. AT midnight on Satur-
day night the eldest died, and seven
hours later the younger one fol
lowed, both victims of the dread
disease, Last evening the brothers
whose lifetime had been spent to-
Eether We're laid 10 rest in the same
grave We sincerely sYmpathize
with the bereaved family.
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me Old Party Defeated.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-The
steamer ZeeLdnoiiG, from Australia
and Honolulu arrived today \
general election was held in dilIer-
ent ishnds Of the Hawaiian group
on February 5th. When the steamer
left, tie returns indicated that the
present party in power is defeated,
and that at least a majority
Of thu national reform party
had BEEN elected. In general, the
native and labor element favored
the litter party. Wilcox, one OF
the leaders of the late instruction
agains the government, was one OF
tile representatives elected.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
sorSer.
February II, On, nj

February II, 2 p. nj.
COMMITTEES on public printing re.
ported that substitute TO G.. +. -, or
the organization OF towns, had, nc,
cording to instruction, been printed.
Adopted.
Booth introduced G. f. s., re.
qairing railroad companies 70 fence
their lines. Committee on nail.-acs.
Council substitute TO II. T. 10,
prohibiting the selling or giving
OF narcotics TO minors, was read the
second time. Hatch moved to strike
cut the whole Of section >. Lost. On
molten Of Bryan, further considera-
ton Of the bill was deferred until all
the members Of the Council were
present.
Substitute to c. Eli, relating to
''estrdys, - Tas adopted, read second
time and amenfed' Committee on
live stock.
Second substitute to. c. +. =, re-
lating to the organization Of towns,
was adopted: in lieu Of original bill.
Pending its third reading il was re-
ferred to the committee on NUM-
cipal corporations and towns.
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While the Utah Commission de-
ciGed tina: they would not consider
the question as 20 whether or not
Hon. John T.. Booth Vas a luiy--
anlist, in the matter OF the c3utas-
over his election Is mayor u Provo.
| they did agree ou. Saturday alter
noon TO withhold the certificate az
election until after the matter vos
[ ruled on 10y the cUurtS wheuerur
/ that may be. The same position
was taken with regard TO the cues
I ton as 10 whether the election
should have been for aldermen or
justices Of tie peace. Following Is
the commissions queer ruling:
',Silt Lake City, Feb j., $50.
"Whereas. A. SaXoy, chairman Lib
eral committee, Provo CITY. has died
petition requesting tilat NJ ceruica Il
Of election DO issued % Jam p T..
Booth. who received q majority Of tho
votes cast for mayor az Inc late mu-
nicipal election. held 81 and Tor said
city, on the croand that DE is polyg-
amist under the law-althOugh no.
charged with living in polyggmy.
And also that certificates OF cleo
lion b. withheld from two persons
voted for a. the said election for the
office Of aldermen, and that coriiicatss.
be given to certain other two persons
who were voted Tor at said election for
Office of justices Of the peace. on thu
ground that said city is a city OF tie
third class. and that therefore no eiec-
ton foraldermen could legally be he r..
The Commission after due consider
ton. ia view OF the fact that both
questions are OF importance ana are
open and moO.ed questions, which
should lie judicially settled. advises
the secretary a canvassing officer 20
withhold all such certificates Of elcc-
tion until the parties 20 be affected
thereby have a full opportunity 10 an-
ply 10 the courts for the proper usa
and Judgment thereon.
G. l. GoDFREY, chairman
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zinc PInndered nank

LANCASTER, Pa. Feb. 1.-THE
Lincoln National Bank, which had
been plundered by cashier Bard and
F. w. Hull, has closed its doors un-
der orders Of the bank examiner.
1t is reported this morning that the
defalcation Is much larger than the
first estimate, which placed the
amount at between $4,000 and
$4,000.
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Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, Feb. L.. The
House committee on the Worlds
Fair las decided to report to the
Housea resolution making a special
order for consideration Of the Fair
bills OF Thursday and Friday, and
ballotiig for the selection Of the site
next Monday.
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nssntisned Miners.

LoNDOS, Feb. lT.-Four hundred
thousand miners in Great Britain
have decided to adhere TO their de-
mand foran increase Of ten per cent
in wages They probably will strike.
Should they do so the coal output
will be decreased three quarters.
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The Clearing Housrs

BosfoS, Feb. l6.-The total gross
exchanges TOR last week, as shown
by di9atches from the leading clear.
ing h5Ises OF the United States and
canail, were Sl,lsl ,24o, 9l6. De
crease2-5 per cent, compared with
last var.
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Ont Of Prison.

This morning Newman Van Lu-
van was released from the peniten-
tiary, where he has served a 100
days term and 30 days for The costs
assessed against him or 2 S,nvir-
non Tor unlawful cohabitation.
n.s rome Il a. Aurora, Sewer
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ZANZIBAR, Feb. l7.-Bawnsheri,
with large force, holds the field
against Major Wissman. Bawnsheri
is n territorial chieftain belonging
to an ancient family. He has far
greater influence than was possessed
by Bushiri, the chief recently
hanged by Germans.
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Torches.

Club presidents who return torches
to the Peoples Headquarters should
be sure that all the oil is removed
from them. In many torches al
ready returned the oil has been al
lowed to remain. To store them in
such a condition is very danger
Gus.
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Secretary Tracy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H. ecre-
tary Tracy took advantage Of the
bright, clear weather this morning
and drove over to the Navy Depart
ment. His appearance there after a
fortnight's absence was the signal
for slight furry Of excitement.
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About Immigration.

In answer to inquiries made OF
us concerning immigration matters,
we are Authorized to state that the
rates of passage and al other needed
Information will be published IN
the NEWS In a lew days.
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QUEENSTOWN, Feb. lT.-While
the new steamer Arethusd was en-
tering he harbor today she fouled
the steamer Persian Monarch, for
New York, which put back here
with hG propeller gone. The Are-
husd afterwards grounded.
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HoL5-.3s OF REBATE CHECKS
IL Issued by the PEorLK's
KouIrGBLz CO-oP. are hereby nou-
ned 70 surrender the sane before
March 10. lse9. at the Office OF the Asso-
eianon. preparatory 10 the seni
Annual Declaration Of Dividends.
JOS. ANDERSON,
did Secretary.
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For ladies, the best and purest
tonic il AngOstura BitterS- II
ehectually cures dyspepsia.and tones
up the system. DR.. j. g. Il. Siegert
& Sons, Mfrs. At druggists.
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The throat.-"Bro;rn's bronchial
Troches'' act directly on the organs
of the voice. They have an extra
ordinary effect in all disorders ofthe
throat.
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.HacSSfETAcK,- a listing and
flagriat perfum. Price % aud 81
rents For sale at A. c. Smith &
Cos ing store 4
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Go 10 SPENCER, BYwATER & Co.,
oppbsite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tiuware, etc.
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Our Muslin UnderWear Sale will
nat take place until the middle Of
February; it will pay the Ladies to
wait forit. F. AUERBACH < BRO.
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The Tenperrinrr.

CHICAGO, Feb. I1.-New Yors
81, New Orleans SO, st. Louis IS,
Cincinnati Is, Chicago ia, Winni.
peg is below zero,
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.
CHICAGO sARXEr.
XIV YORK STOCKS

CHICAGO sARXET.
Chicago. LIS D. m-, Feb. l6, close.
Wheat Higher. Feb, 5fa. May. ~
Confirm; Feb. 21H Nay. ~.
Oats Primer. Feb. 49,; May, q.
Bariey-Nothing doing
P0rk-steadv: Feb. 3 20; NAY. a.95s.
Lard-steAGy Feb. ais, May, 3.s.51-
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For DYsfEPsi& ana liver >eom-
plant, you have printed guarantee
ON every bottle Of ShilOh's Nhalizer.
IL never fails TO cure. For sale at
A. c. Smith & Cos. drug store 4
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Ogden Department

Pears soap secures a beautiful
complexion
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues at los :. Main -. Big
reduction on all grades Of Shoes
Don't fall 10 attend ii. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

$500 Boots selling for $500.
II. +. PHELrs, IS ;. West Temple.
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LADIES HAVE A DUEL
Two Members Of a Comic Opera
Company Fight Ont a Love
Dispute.
DISTRESS AMONG woRkPEoPLe
IN SIDNEY, NJ S. W.
The Senate and HOuse Proceedings
today.-Bawnsheri Holds
the Field.
BY Telegraph to tie NEWS j
Lady Dueliists.

NEW YORK, Feb. I7.-Miss Hill
lard and Miss Bella, members OF a
comic opera company, became bit
ter enemies on account Of profession
al Jealousy and rivalry for a certain
young man. Finally duel was arr
ranged and fought todsy. Miss
Bella scored the most points in two
bouts, and also succeeded In draw
ing blood from Miss Hilliard,s
shoulder. She was proclaimed the
victor. After the battle the girls
SHOCK hands and 'made II up"