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explanation was given by Elder Tay.
lor OF the manner Ia which the divine
message was carried 10 the people by
the anc lent Apostles anil the results VI
the reception or rejection OF their teach.
lngs. He next fefe erred 10 the case VI
Nicodemus, who visited thes'a viorundor
cover OF hight to make inquiry reganl.
lug the steps he should take 10 obtain
salvation, the reply being, Except a
man hs born Of water aud VI the spirit,
lie cannot SEQ the Kingdom % God"
Christ asserted that lie testified OF
things that lie hau seen and did know.
Here then u an instance of q similar
character here this morning. Brother
Merrill having testified to what he does
know. Christ gave other Instructions
" His servants In the days Of the print.
tive Church. He enioined them u tnrry
NJ Jerusalem until they were endowed
with power nom on high. He pmmi-cd
That II they did he would b,stow upon
Them The Holy Ghost, the Comforter,
who would Instruct them aud show
them things tO cunr. II N this spirit
TINT imparts this knowledge Of the
things Of God. These are not new
doctrines. They are laid down Ia tn.
scriptures. which state that the "tcsti.
mony of Jesus ie the spirit Of prophecy.
The speaker then dwot for -ouis time
upon the gifts Of the Holy Spirit Ne de-
fined by the Apostle Paul, asserting
thhi people among whom these
spiritual manifestations do not ex.
III, hrc not IN possession Of
the power VI God unto salvation. He
all his hearers 10 take the
advice Of the A p1stlo Paul and seek
earnestly the host gifts. He promised
strangers that those who would believe |
10 Christ, repent OF their sins, lie hap.
tized by one holding authority for |
III. remission Of them, should re-
ccive the Holy Ghost and 10 able TO |
testify that they had acted In accord |
with the divine will.
Adjournment Till . pm.
The choir sang,
Prom afar gracious lord.
Bonedlclion by Patriarch John
Smith.
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ANOTHER rraarp TRAGEDY.


NEw YORg, April l.--from San
JOsc, Guatema n. come N. deals Of !,
murder similar 10 the celebrated ny.
rand case nj Paris. A wealthy banker,
Cstlos Santlbsnez, In November en-.
tered a house on the outskirts OF IN.
city,for the purpose Of purchasing a infr.
amount Of American exchange. lie
hai alargo sum Of money aud Jewels on
his person. The assas-inous mistress IN.
weighed him Into compromising lo-i.
ton when thc assassin, u Spanlarl
named Gonzales, rushed In, stabbed
him TO death aud robbed the lody, mud
skipped 10 the United States. The
facts have Just been brought To light by
The confession Of Gonzales while drunk.
Gonzales aud the woman together
with another con-pirator are under
arrest anu Will doubtless be punished.
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this city q bureau 10 carry out the pro.
visions " the bill championcd by his
father aud passed by the last Congress,
providing for the payment cf the
Indian depreciation claims which will
probably amount 10 twenty millions or
mon. Tie hill transfers the iufl-dic.
ton over these claims from the Interior
Department 10 the Court OF Claims,
extending 10 all cnscs examined aud
allowed hy the defendant. u also lie.
clarcs voin all coutrlcts between client
aud attorney, aud will Affect hundreds
OF attorneys who already have con.
tracts, inaAmuch ~ their efforts ~ far
VIII hC lost, should their clients desire
TO employ new leral assistance.
Heant's bureau viii 10 called OK.
In honor Of his San Francis.
co Newspaper.
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The loes Of this worlds goods aud OF
friends have had no power 10 draw us
away from the truth. Generally speak
ground.
We have need to beware, lest, In
Times OF peace. riches become the chief
object u our lives. We have 10 much
10 live for that we cannot afford u do
this. We should I've honest In our deal.
ings. ] have seen more troubl, arise
among the Saiuti from temporal mat.
ten ttan any other cause. W. should
all deal Justly aud remember the debt
We owe 10 our Heavenly Father
sud pay our tithing. II we neglect
this duty our flth and love for sod's
work VIII decrease. II we attend TO
this duty, those conditions will IN.
crease with Us. There ~ special debt
OF honor that not n few have omitted
TO dischargo-thc rcfinding VI means
supplied by brethren 10 enable them 10
come TO this country. This IL not
right, ~ such an obligation IL sacred.
We should remember our bercfactors
aud not he guilty Qf the bise sin Of
ingntitude.
We should not forget the object OF
gathering. II IL TO learn more fully
the ways ~ the Lord. We have pro.
grcssei In this respect. bat MANY
have neglected 10 give their child.
rem proper Instruction In these
matters. some have Imagined that
their time has been too much occupied
10 give their children these bencncent
teachings. Those who cannot occupy
much OF their own time IN this labor
should he particular 10 send them
where they eau yet the instruction
Church and Sabbath schools. Ia this
way they mny become grounded In the
NTH ~ the Gospel aud be able 10 give
reason for the hope that IL In them.
Many parents, seeing the result Of |
former negligence IN this regard now |
regret their sins Of omission. Some |
have thought that their children could |
receive all that was necessary nj ordl.
nary meetings. This IL an error, ns
chilifcn are only capable OF receiving
but a little nj Time.
The speaker bOro testimony u the
divine character n this work In which
he IL engaged, II ting It to he the pre-.
Iaratory inhor for tile coming OF Christ
10 govern the world.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS BUT
scarcely house in America show tho collection Of
superb things prepared oor this Spring Thoy ara
unB along from Now York to Salt Lake, SOMETHING
I'VE" 10 ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases past sea.
sons would not equal the seasons line and
Ladies cannot form tho faInest elegantly and
s'o'uy they can dress, except by calling examining
our choice stock Of Fronoh and tho ohor artistic
DIRECTS In our Dross Goods Department.
We shall show line Of French chaos patterns and
oolorinss Of which pronounced works Of art
our Combination Plaid Robos most tasteful at a
moderate price, produced; ebou, hundred pat
tons Of European Novelties which no two dross patterns
arc alike. something DO proud o..
Tho Wool Piads embrace before attempted
and together with tho patterns simply immense. and In
styles suitable to all ages.
Our Black Goods stock Is very complete.
showing novelties tina, fare very low
prices place Honetas serso Cords. Dlagonas and
wills.
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Apostle Aalen %. Lnnd

addressed the Conference. Following
IL substantially what. he said: / am
pleased To meet with the Saints and
listen 10 the remarks OF President
Woodruff. In looking back on their
history the latter.day Saints have
much cause 10 rejoice. We can see
that the Lord has been with His people,
notwithstanding the opposition they
have had 10 meet. In the early history.
which was marked by great difficulties,
Y the Lord had not been close 10 the
saints they would not have been able
u stem the opposition which confront.
vi them. We need have no fear Of the
outcome. Tue Lord has power 10 pro.
t-ct His people. But we should look
70 ourselves. We have received the
ruth, We should show our gratltuI.
~ this boon by our works. You know
OF 'he Lords parable II the sow.r.
hsve no fear that the word has bceD ia
lhe csise Of the saints, sown 0n stony
ground. But with some of IN Ii
Dar, fehr, been sown on soil
~ which bf.ars have grown aud par.
SiaiIy choked II. Asa rule, however,
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IN rnE Co1E REGIONS.


"'"'- tof IN" Funeral.
MouNr PLEASANT, Pa, AprIl l.
rhe situation IN the coke fesions 4.
not materially changed. The FEELING
prevails that ns long NJ the militia M.
mains there viii be no more lnwi.ss.
ness. IL II feared unless the s.rik. ia.
settled before they are called home.
the aepredatious will be TenyscI NJ
soon NJ their backs arc turned. Tn,
feeling among the strikers IL Intensely
hil,or, hut they are careful 10 commit
no overt act aud content themselves
with scowling at tho militia, muir.
murlng Ia unintelliglhle tongues.
some approximations are felt thai
an outbreak will occur nj M.
funeral Of the victim, this afternoon.
The strikers are mAssing nj tscottdale
AMI the largest demonstration ever
helu Ia The country Il expected. The
funeral VIII start from Mount PLEASANT
~ s'ao. i lie cor,cge will reach Scott.
uaie an hour and q half later. The
march 10 the Catholic cemetery will
.hen De taken up, and not lees than
zen thousand coke workers will follow
tns bodies u the grave. The bodies
VIII he buried In a long trench dug
this morning. Every precautiou IL
mken 10 prevent trouble. The saloons
nave been closed Tor the day.
Five companies OF the Eighteenth
regiment under the command N
Colonel Smith, are now ON the ground
from O'Clock yesterday morning
unti 10 O'Clock today, line of foreign,
cr-, OF whom about one In ten co,,ld
speak English, filed around tbs bI.r
upon which the dead lay, SOILS anJ
groans were heard on every side anJ
crowds collected about the ciotbins
which the victims had last worn
Judging from their actions. tbew
VIII prove vipers 10 the men VIII
did the shooting. II In well known
among the citizens that the lives ~,
captain Loar and his deputies wo,I
De IN jeopardy, should the militia be
Withdrawn. There Ia no doubt that Nh. |
strikers are determined n wreak Ven.
seaiioe, eventually, upon the r.onI,
VINO are responsible for the death ri
hoir countrymen.
WHERE TiiE RESPONSIBILITY Ia.
Pr-rsBURG, April Ali. q. Finch
! coke operator says the outbreak in
ne coke regions should be laid 10 thn
io0r Of the cunning labor leaders WIN
or selfish purposes, melted them N
men, ""y
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The Coop. Furniture Go. arc now
9apcn i9r business again, after the blg
hIc on NAM street They nfc now 10.
Gated In the Market Block, Nos. IN nud
% SCUM West Temple Street, opposite
east from the Iicrdd building. II lisa
large hrvo-sstory building, aud being
Wei hgh'oi makes elegant show rooms.
Inc company have Just received
large cohsignments of all kinds Of Eur.
hltunr, which are Of the latest design
and substantial. Also Carpets, Biiy
carriages aud Curtains, etc, etc., " hleh
thcy are selling at extremely low prices
70 establish themselves Ia their new
location. This company have esiab.
lishei reputation for inir anu honest
dealing, aud consequently they merit
liberal hhnre OF public patronage. d
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BosroN, April i.-Thuf.iny nights
Storm resulted In general dcmorailza.
ton Of the telegraph service out Of
Boston. The POLES wrtc blown down
AMI the wlrcs thngi<c aud wrecked.
The general condition Of the telegraph
systuns was wone than that which fe.
suited from the blizzard VI January
18th. Neither the Western Union nor
!llc Postal had the wire working 20
New York yesterday. The Associated
PIczs wires are down In all difcctIon.'
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MUuSr PLEASANT, April At IL
quiet here today. The streets are de.
serted, most Of the Huns having quiet 3.
~ departed Tor Soottdalu during the
night. The Coke Company Il not
making any effort 10 get men 10 on the
places Of the strikers. The peculiar Tea.
tnre Of the situation Il that although
the men havs been out Of worn ior over
q month, they sill seem 10 have con.
siderable money aud. from outward
appearance, M. not suffering from any.
thing. In the Mt. Pleasant Bank Il y
large list VI dcpositor- whose savings
rnpge from gu to sO10. Of this
money very little has been withdrawn.
How thrs, people live without draw.
ing money i diflicIlt Tor Amcricans
To understand. 10 those who have no
MONEY the labor organizations furnish
small sums. The strike IL likely 10
continue indefinitely.
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addressed the Conference, In. 6ollow.
Ing being the substance OF his remarl,.,
! desire To be directed In my speak.
Ing by the Holy Spirit. hay, listened
with great Interest to tho remarks Of
Elder Merrill. | have paid particular
attention TO his testimony regarding
tue truth OF this work. Any strangers
who may he present will think M
declaration In that regard rather ne.
marknble. Our Lord and saylor
promised that all who should do Ill
VIII should know for themselves as Ia
the divine origin VI the GOspol. Tb,s
IL the reason why Elder Merrill Ia abis
To make snch u positive statement M
the knowledge no has obtaiu,d,
what II necessary tO be done I'm or,,r
To DO In accord with the will OF Goi
anu NJ a result obtain u similar to.ti'
nony There arc many opinions
nDfoad on tn. subject. The
host source u information il
~. Scriptures, which Christ com.
inenued TO the consideration OF men la
Ills day. The speaker here read from
Tue sixteenth chapter OF 81. Mark.
showing that baptism 10y immersion IN
water, ami tho obtaining of the HOLY
Ghost ny prescribed ordinance, w,f.
necessary parts oi the law of the Uo..
pei. lie also tiwelt upon tho conlmls.
SION given 10 tho servants VI God In |
mat aye 10 preach the Gospel, free of |
ihaige, TO all peoples. In the same
,hapteF " also statement Of tue splr
ltuai slgos that we've 10 follow the be-.
lever AZ result VI Obedience. An
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several Years ago Chamberlain A Co.
y, Des Moines, Iowa, commenced tbs
anuiaetnro ofh cough syrup, belley.
hns u 70 be the most prompt and rella.
~ Iielhration yet Produced for coughs.
oous anu Group that the public appno,
e.a,o fue merit, aud IN tins II WA
eel,ain 10 become popular Their most
nkulne hopes have been more than
sea',Asu, over three hundred thou.
1 ni bottles OF Chsmberlain's Cough
in,vlheuy are now sold each year. nnd
~ - leoosni1eed as "tho best made, y
NheIe ever known. II will vure A
s ,,.'la cold Ia less lime than any other
Drug Dept. 2 \ 49,
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said he was pleased 10 meet with such
large number Of i.attcr-day Saints In
conference. He had bad many rciicc.
lions since coming here Ia relation 10
the past. Thlrty.olght years had gone
Icy since he hrst b.cnme assocI.
a,ed with the Saints In this
city aud Territory, and during
that period how many Of the brpthre,,
with whom lie hal been intimately nc.
quninted had passed away! He dared
say there were many present That
morning who had never seen the fac,
OF President Young, President Kiln.
hall, Brother George a. Smith, and
others Of the early plonecrs aud settlers
OF THIS Territory; and he presumed
also there were very few persons now
IN the Church who had ever beh,lI
the Prophet Joseph. lie himself was
one Of the latter but the Prophet
JDscph's testimony was still In force:
hissplrit had continued In tho earth at
Ills death; his mantle felt upon the
shoulders of President Young; In turn
u fell upon those Of President Taylor,
and now II was borne by President
Woodruff. Thus we saw that the
split OF the great latier.dAy work was
iully sustained among Gods servants;
"a other wonls, the Inspiration VI the
ltoIy dllost that r-tcI upou the
Prophet Joseph and hIs br.llifen In mn
early day was sin with the Church.
lhat spirit nnd Inspiration would con.
lnuc III tue earth aud could moi he |
aiken away. The man or woman who |
hal lost the spirit " this work had |
done ~ through his or nor |
own neglect - through the non.
Observance OF the commandments OF |
uod' Durlng thirty-cight years OF |
Gloss observation he had seen that
those Saints who had faithfully kent
the laws of the Lord, who were hon,,,t
III thcif dealings, had attended 10 their
uutles, nnd been praycrhil Ia their
daily HE, were flfm aud stesdfnst in
tue truth today. The speaker coun.
relcd tue Latterday Saints TO .Namin,
their acts closely, 10 vt IN Judgment
upon themselves, rs Il were, and s,,,. m
n..ds he, wherein they had Loaf The
gifts VI tho Gospel. They must be a pfay.
rriul people, or they would as,ifediy
l0sc the spirit OF this work. Auo.tIe
Merrill next dwelt upon the suhlect on
lltilng, the strict Observance OF which
he rongly enforced upon his hearers
The payment Of tiihing was an import.
,nt matter among the Laiter.dny
saints. Though some had perhans
parted with thousands ofdollar- Ia tbis
way, they yet had an abundance of
ms worlds goods; they were null Of
attn aud greatly blessed of the Lord.
In bearing strong and earnest ties.
imony TO the truth Of the latter.day
work, the speaker urged the Saints al.
Ways 70 he honest aud foreiy.
n.y.. They must not encourag,
lari feelings In their hearts against
ne anotherithey could not Afford 10 Do
his, though the world might do IL. n.
aid the Latter-day Saints had the
'randest organization ON earth, and hr
'ointcu with pride TO their sabbath
chooIs, Young Mems and Young
aides NJ. l. associations, and PrE.
nary associations. II we keen m, ,
Of God, he said. Nv.
iou ID he sustained In our work nnI
fled up 10 tar higher plane than
boss who now ridiculed aud reviled
hcm, and upon whom they looked
iilh pity because OF their Ignorance.
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WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
the SUM- you want to them they in Embrol-
dored Flouncnss. india Lnons Nansook Checks. Lace
Effects Cords and stpos Ladies' years
have all tho comfort there In wearing white muslin
and yet BIO dressed In black You should early
novelty being great being
enough to supply tho demand
We have a more extensive line than In White Ems
broderod Founcngs ortyfvo-lnch goods
twenty inches for children, You WILL
Flounongs In othor you style combined
with oheapness, you will buy them OF u.s.
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Eighty Indian Troops Put Nine Hun.
dred Manlpnrs 10 Flight by u
Decisive Attack.
rHr SITUATION At THr cokr
REGIONS.
Murder Of a Wealthy banker at sar
jose. Guatemala. by a
spanlard.
rnE CAPTURE or rom Tu,nlr.


h'S""'"t ~ shet fihss,
CALCUTTA, April 4.-Furthcr detail.
concerning Tia. capture u Fort Thaiat,
near Manipur, the -cene Of the recent
massacre " the British troops by m.
lives, has been received Tile British
force which carried the works by ~.
sauit numbered only eighty Indian
troops. rhc garfir0n Of the fort was
composed Of 8lp Manlputs, but the ON
slaught OF the British wa ~ fierce that
The Manipufs hed In wild disorder.
hcinforcencnis have been dispatched
but u Is feared that the Manlpurs VIII
return 70 attack the British detachment
In full force, before the rcini0rcemrnts
reach the scene.
riif ciIiEf COMMISSIONER KILLED.
RASuooS, April l.-rhe natives Of
Mhnipnr arrived here, report that
Chief Commissioner James w. Wan.
Ton was taken prisoner Mt the tim, of
the massacre. Ito WINS, together with
q party OF officers who ACCOMPANIED
nm, Killed on the lfst day Of III. fight
ing.
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NEW foRl', April 1.-THE genera,
manager OF thu Nicaragua Canal Con
struction Company received this morn.
ing cable from Hon. Warren Miller
o. dreyton, Nicaragua, M foliows,
Arrived ut Greyton THURSDAY morn.
health" ." soou
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Is now prepared to walt upon
customers In his Now Store;
no mas a magnificent limo OF
Furniture. Carpets and Wall
Paper. Call and 500 him.
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Pans, April i.-it g. announced
That the Cbilian irouclad Mooney,
with officers aud crew, has I.sertsd
the cause Of President BalmAceda and
Joined the rebel fleet, which now mum.
bcrs forty war vessels.
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Baby Carriages. half price
at S. n. Marks; 500 to choose
from.
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NniIcr

The annual stockholdorr' meeting Of
the Western Shoe and Dry Goods Co
o! anu b3 Main Street, for the election
Of officers for the ensuing year, will
ias, place at their ofilce, on April I,
1881, at pm.
EDWIN DOwDEN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL BAn0AISs In Watches.
Clocks and Jowclry for Conference
week Mt j. =. JENSEN,
90 l.. First South street
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!, MAsiiiNdToh, April I. II. w.
~ r,' si.il, son OF tue late Senator Hearst
"' California, has just established In
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scAhfF, scarii, scari, scarn, Scam.
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FiSE French Candles at Arbogast'r
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Go 10 ArbOga.t for Boston Ice Cream.
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DlNWooDEYS WALL PA.
PER. SUPERB LINE. LATEST
DESIGNS, LOWEST PRICES.
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DiNWOoDEY'

s HAVE you tried Arbogast's Cream
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The Sixty.frst Annual Confer.
ence Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of
battcr-day Saints, convened at / 0 a. M.
on Saturday. April itl,. 1891, Ia the
TABERNACLE, Salt Lake city, President
Wilford Woodruff presiding.
There were ON the staud or
the First Presidency, MILFORD Wood.
run and George q. Cannon; Of the
council OF the Twelve Apostles.
Lorenzo snow, Franklin ID. Richards,
Moses Thatcher, Francis NJ. Lyman,
John Henry Smith. Heber J. Grant,
John W. Taylor. Mariner W. Merrill,
Anton ii. Lund and Abraham n.
Cannon; Patriarch, John smith; Of the
Presiding Council Of the Seventies:
Seymour u. Young, @. d. FJeldstei,
John Morgan, Is. II. Roberts aud
George Reynolds; Of the Presiding
Bishoprlc; William n. Preston, n. u.
burton and John II. winder.
There were also numbers Of prsI.
dents Of Stakes and Of other leading
brethren from various parts Of Utah.
aud surrounding region.
Conference opened by President
Wiiforj Woodruff announcing that the
choir would sing tie hymn commenc.
ing;
Nov let u rejoice In the day Of salvation.
No lonTor o. strangers on earth ueed we
roam.
Prayer was offered by President
Angus NJ. Cannon.
Singing by the choir
Glorious thing. Of thee arc spoken.
ZION, city OF our godi
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OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT
BARGAINS IN CURTAINS.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Beautiful Now styles in Cloth sud Beaded capc',ssc 81