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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

A few evenings ago half Il dozen
men were sitting out in front of the
Capital hotel discussing various top
les whom Judge Yost, of tho superior
court, in telling I'm Gnccdoto of a
trial, remarked that the witness
yawued and no know he was lying.
How did you hnowi" was asked.
well, sir, | have seen Witnesses
lie and not y0wn, but | never knew
ono 10 yawn that he was not telling
a lie"
Judge Sims, the mombcr Of the
legislature from Trigg, remarked,
Eyes, always know o witness il
lying when he yawns.n
senator Dave Smith said, at Is al,
most invariably the case"
Judge Wall, the senator from Mn.
son, came mp and corroboratcd tho
statements Of tho others, aud just
then Judge Drcnt, OF tho superior
court Joined the group "Ycl," no
chimed in, "when witness yawns
ho is telling lie, and he knows it."
Several other lawyers We're mp.
poalcd 10, and all bore out the state.
mants made None, however, could
explain the phenomenon. Judge Yost
was the only one who had theory,
and that was that when II fellow was
swearing TO Il lilo he could not faca
tho music and his embarrassment
found expression in yawns. Louis.
vile Couricr-JoWnal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

In Doctor Picr,on's description Of life
In the southwest as ne sawit many year.
ago-"beforo tho wur'-ho speal,d often
OF tho peculiar turns Of speech there
prevalent. lie was once present ut au
ecclesiastical meeting, whore motions
Were piled upon each other until mat,
tors were IN frightiul middle. Final.
ly the moderator was appealed to for q
decision.
Ho rose from hissoat, as became pre-
siding officer thus appealed to, and int
ing his lanl, form till his head was
among the raftcrs OF the low school
house no hesitatod moment and then
said;
Brethren, my decision Is that you are
all ahead Of the hounds"
Doctor Piomon coulcssCs that he did
not fully comprehend the meaning of
the words, but ho could not help seeing
that the decision was perfectly clear and
satisfactory 10 the assembly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

A good story over which we can
Imagine our grpudinthcrs laughing
heartily Is of an Irish gentleman
who was visited one day by friend
who found him VERY much ycXcl.
what is the matter" asked the
visitor "Nousccm much disturbed. %
II am, y" he answered, 1--WE just
lost u new pair OF hlUcl; sill, stock,
iugs ont Of my room that cost me
eighteen slnilngs"
Have you searched eycrywhcrcr
asked the friend.
YES he said. "ovcrywhcrc: md
not finding thcm l have sent for the
town Grief who will cry them and
offer a half crown reward"
The fricni expressed his surprise
that tho owner should offer so small
reward for the recovery of stock.
ings of silk, and Of such value.
That's all right, hc replied, In
confidential tone. "Nohodyll know.
] ordered the cricr 10 say thoy wore
worstei - llaIpors Young People.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

NEw HAVEN, Aug. 7.-ile yacht
"Ffa Diavolo" with Senator nm aud
PARTY anchored of hero this evening.
In nu Interview Senator HI SALT.
Unfortunately our parry missed
Mr. Cleveland while we were IN Buz.
zard's Bay. lilo waa IN New York.
We have not eeon single politician Of
any prominence on our Tip"
When asked the probable chances
for Clcvcland's success this fall he
said: III think the chances are III
favor u the Democratic party, but
there ATE u great many considerations
10 be taken int1 account"
When asked n ho would take tho
stump himself he said, ~ have no,
decided, but shall probably be- heard
from la,cr.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
Az INTERESTING QUESTION.
What 10 do with tho crew Of nm Amer
icani1ed Vessel.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. IAN
Interesting question has been presented
10 the treasury department In regardto
the steamships "City OF New York"
and "City Of Paris" the owners OF
which are preparing TO have them doc
umented Rs American vessels In nc
cofdauco with the provisions Of "A
special act Of Congress granting them
that privilege under certain conditions.
The steamship company ia anxious TO
retain the present complement Of oill-
teb Of these vessels, the most OF whom,
however, are OF foreign nationality, ana
10 order to bring them within tho law
requiring vessels OF the United States
% 10 oiiicerod exclusively by citizens
OF the United States, the companies
took steps TO secure their speedy natural.
itatiou. This, however, In a very slow
process. Tho officers IN question nave
Lrendy taken tho first pnpors, but have
70 serve out full the probationary period
before they become full iiodgcd ciu-
Iena. Leaving out the question Of
financial ability to remain idle during
the period, tho company itself Is un-
willing TO sacrifice them'for untTied
men OF American citizenship.
Accordingly, ns tost case, npplicn.
ton was made 10 the treasury depart
mont for the retention OF Captain Wat.
kins as master OF the "City OF Paris"
during his professional period OF natu.
nlizatlon. Thu commissioner OF navl-
CATION, to whom tho matter was re.
ioyred, replied that the law IN obliga-
tory ~ 10 the citizenship OF mAstera OF
the United States steamers, and that
such citizenship in case OF an alien IL
not established unless he had fulfilled
all the requirements OF the nsturaliza-
ton laws. Unless the decision 10 rem.
deied, the steamship company will
have TO secure a new set Of officers for
the two steamships or else delay tho
documenting Of the vessels under the
United States law until the present
officers can legally serve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

NYw YoRI, Aug. 0.-FTeGnlan's
Jo,rHat and CdfhOli0 Registrdr prints
au article under the caption, "rhst
Stolen Memorial" Referring TO the
abstraction Of Archbishop Irelaud's
memorial TO the Pope on tho still
water school question: 1t says In part
that all PARTIES TO the thing are part.
cons ofiainis, mud are guilty Of treason
TO tho Holy See. We blush to think
that Catholics have been In any man.
ner oorcerned In II.
The reader Will more readily under
stand the case as 1t cOmes TO Us from
Rome, when be Is told that In the
Vatican there 10 n private composing
office, under sworn custodians, for the
purpose OF printing nil state docu-
ments before submission TO tho Pope
or his Cardinals. In the present III.
stance tho Archbishop at tho request
OF Leo Nil. made u plea In the shape
Of u personal communication and
supposlng naturally that II would only
roach the eyes Of the Sovereign Poa.
TN and those about him spoke with
ali oandoT Of his loyalty TO his father
Proof were taken and sent 10 the
Archbishop ior correltlon. a buoy
body knew the ways OF tho Vatican
and who IS charged with being the
cause Of much mischief, bribed one OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

OMAHA, Aug. 6.-At i've O'Clock
this afternoon word was received from
Boston that the directors had decided
that the matters under dispute between
the operator aud the Union Pacific
would ho settled by President Clark.
The latter was at once telegraphei aud
lac replied he would leave thc decision
with Assistant General Manager Dick.
insOn.
Dickinson then notified Ramsey,
chief OF tho telugfaphurs, that the de-
mands would be acresdod TO. A.
result, tho strike scheduled for
six O'Clock this evening was declared
of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
ono spot OF the Border Mansion Left
Unsearched by the
Police.
AN INTERVIEW WITH CRY MAR
sHaL HiLLiARo.
The Spots Of Blood Said 10 Have Been
Found on an Ax.-A Mys'
terious Crime.
THE nouDER MURDER.
No ciue Obtained 40 far by tho
Police.

Police.
FAIL RIVER, Mas, Aug. lin
,oohlup over the Border IN ansion for a
nossiblo clue 10 the double murder ono
place wins left unsoIched yesterday
bv the police, but tonight the officers
,sid there was not thc slightest danger
Of any change In the surroundiugs by
leaving the matter over tonight or To-
morrow. This particular spot will be
searched tomorrow.
CITY Mlarshal Hilllard submitted to n
long interview with an Associated
Press reporter. OF the spots OF blood
aid 10 have boon found on mn AK In
the custody OF the police, no said: 81
don't know whether these are spots OF
blood or iron rust. They are Of a
character that might be taken for
either, but until Boston chemists pass
thelr opinlon II would DO folly for mo
tospeak. We have four axes In our
po,serslon. Two are such axes as
hfuets use. One IL an ordinary chop
ming nx. The other 10 what 1 call q
Single AK. There may DO spots Of
blood on either or all Of these but to-
night cannot say. There IL nothing
In the wesiport clew.
AT this moment can sny that
there Ia nothing 10 connect amy mem.
ber OF the family with tho murder. We
can reach certain point but from
thence forward things Will not match
and wo can't mako them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

The danger of administcilngchloro.
form is reduced 10 minimum by
an invention which consists of three
main parts, two ounce graduated
bottle. closed 10y an air tight fitting
cap, through which two tubes are
made 10 pass. Tho tubes are of un.
equal length, the long ono being con,
nected with q Richardson's bellows
and the short one attached by means
Of rubber tubing 10 vulcanite face
piece, Tho iaco piece ia provided
with respiration Indicator in the
shape Of a tiny feather, by which the
respiration OF a patient can BIO con.
stantly observed Tho quantity OF
anWsthcuc vapor given is regulated
by the compression Of the bellows
New York Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
The American olnlm, au.,n., chn-

VALPARAISO, Aug. 7.-Chile has
deCiiod To grant the reque,t Of
the government Of tho United
States 10 appoint commission
to Bit at Washington and act c0nloint.
ly with the commissioners appointed
by tho United States 10 aruitTate all
American claims against Chile. The
Chilean government requires, how.
ever, six months In which TO make tho
necessary arrangement.
United States Minister Patrick
Egan has announced to the Foreign
Otilce that he intends 10 leave Chile
by the end Of the present month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

10 the oldest commsndory In tina,
State and the fnemhere Of It say
Of all the conclavo trips taken boy il
none OF them hnd 90 great a representa-
ton and furnished so much pleasure
NJ the present one. The California
men are well prepared with fruit, wine,
etc, OF their State'A production, AMI
viii keep open house while here.
Amons the party arc Sit jacob II.
Noii, grasd commander; Sir William
Nnnlcrhirst, deputy grand command.
~; Sir Frank n. summer grant gen.
oIallssimo; Sir Edwin >. bippiu,grand
captain; General and Pact Commander
Ffpd e. Barrcs and William A. Divl,.
Among the Cincinnati commando
cries arriving tonight were Ex.Goycr.
nor Foraker, Ex-Governor li1sdley,
Governor Rlcklnlo9 vur and Cover.
nor Mckinley. The bulk Of the knights
viii arrive Mondny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

LONDON, Aug. I. - rhe Queens
speech M communicated TO the chiefs
Of the Ministerial and Opposition
parties Ia the briefust speech from thu
throne ever read In Parliament. IL
formally intimates that Parliament
has noE mot for the transaction OF
bufinets. II contains no reference to
prospective legislation, and IL almost
silent in regard to foreign affairs and
ireland. The Queen simply aays that
no immediate work can be expected OF
the members 30 soon after the labors
Of the last session and the iallgues ul
the general election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

OMAHA, Aug. The Union Pacific
special carrying twenty millions OF
gold from the Ssu Francisco mint tO
the Fact arrived here at o O'Clock and
pulled out Immediately. At Council
u,ss for lunch. AZ soon Rs the train
stopped n guard with loaded rifles sp.
pearcd ON the platform Of each car and
no one was allowed 10 approach them.
Even tho conductor AMI trainmen
wc:e compelled TO keep their distance
until tho train was ready 10 start.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Montreal Is probably worse OF in the
way Of informal traus, facilities than
any other large city or this cont.
mont, Tho snowfall is Oh great that
three different styles " vehicles arc
necessary In order 10 enable the company
to carry on II, business Cars are used
when the streets arc free from snow,
slcighs are used during the winter, and
during the breakup in the spring, when
the slush Is too deep TO make clearing
the car track practicable, heavy omni.
buses grc notwithstanding News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Tniiy Hundred Thousand visitors
ia Denver,

DENVER, Aug. Tho frat special
train carry ing Knights remplnr 10 the
great conclnve began arriving this
morning ani tonight there wori fully
100000 visitors la town. Tomorrow,
however, Will see Gn influx OF strangers
scarcely ever before squallod IN any
city of ;he size u Denver. Notwlth-
tanding tho crush, everything Is run.
ming smoothly, trains being handled
rapidly. Ample accommodations are
afforded the visitors.
This gyeat apeclal train to arrive to.
DAY was the New York battalion, the
California Commandury No. of Snn
Francisco acting aa escort TO the Grand
COmmandery, aud Sacramento, No. 9,
aud CWur de- Lion, No. 3, arrived nj
0:l5 o. m. IN their special train of seven
coaches. The party consists OF AS
I'm CUTS and about 80 ladies. Tho
CaliiOfnians lett San Fsauclsco Thurs
day morning last and stops Were made
at Culiax, Salt Lake and Leadville,
where receptions wero given the travel.
ing knights by their resident brethren.
Caliloania CoRmandery No. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 6.-lIurh
O'Donnvll has been located nj last. lie
Ia Ia Boston. This Information was
given out ny the advisory committee
this evening.
"O'Donnell," aid one Of them, isin
Boston oh n mission ~ grave impor.
lance 10 the lockout men Of Home.
stead. II lie succeeds
the TROUBLE Will SOON DE TER
MINATED.
His mission " nlao Of importance TO
the laborlng element all over the
country" a
The action OF the committee IN
making known 'O'DOnnclps where.
abou,s became necessary, because the
strikers were beginning to loose conf.
denco In O'Dounell, feeling OF dis.
trust becoming general, ami IN order
TO restore confidence II was deemed nd-
visable to let them know his where
ubuuts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

A fairly cheap way Of advertising
wares by sign is % have the lettering
painted right on the walls OF the house,
In some cases we find large raised gold
lcttors hScd 20 the house wall. Within
ln,o years a method Of nAiXing white
enamel letters to tho window panos has
come much into use. Very often, how.
ever, this constitutes not 80 much sign
a. a partial specification Of the wares
Tor sale within New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
WARRINGTON NOTES.
Congress aenibcrs Leave for Home
Othor itcn..

wAsnINGIoE, ID. c., Aug. 0.--RDws
ofempty seals aud desks Uttered with
documents, heaps OF waste paper, dust
anu dirt, and the heavy and oppres-
slvc atmosphere, with u Senator or u
Congressman occasionally wandering
In aud out, were all that remained at
the Capitol today to rcmiud one Of the
Flfty.Second Congress. Nearly all Of
the members have already svne or are
preparing 10 80 home.
Colonel :, a, Whitfield, first aRalst-
ant postmaster general, viii shortly
resign. He has been elected vice.
president anu director Of the United
States Postage stamp delivery COM
pany.
Secretary Noble will go on vaca.
tiou tomorrow. Alter week or two
ut Cedar Island, northern Wisconsin,
ho viii 10 10 Washington anu Van
couvcr, aud return over the Canadian
Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Nihiiisis aud Anarchists Should he
Expelled.


NEW YORK, Aug. Julius Har.
burger, Grand Muster OF the Indepen.
dent Order OF Free Sons Of lsfAsl,
addressing n meeting OF the Order
here today, said among other things:
"ln 1850 when tho religious ,ru-
sados In Roumania aud Imperial
Russia took place agaiut the Hv6iews,
emigrants numbering 10000 set In to.
wards the American shores. with
the yearly Increase, a number OF an
archIsts anu niEilists CAME over with
these uniortunat,s and preached their
damnablc and psEniciOus doctrines.
The dGs,srdly anu oowardly attempt VI
n Russian nihilist, dynamiter aud an
afcbist upon the life OF tho manager OF
the Carnegie works at Homtstead has
shown the effect OF the lpernlcious
doctrines that have been inculcalcd in
the minds OF many OF these aliens
who lHuu ON our shores without the
first conception OF the duties OF nh
American citizsns anu the liberty NJ.
fOrdCd 10 ever individual under
our form OF government. | aiu m
favor Of iigiily enforcing THE return OF
ell who arc known In any way TO hs
Nihiliats, dynamiters or anarchists.
Our flag II broad enough 10 cover all
cieeds uni retioualtltp, but when
they come here with u torch and
sword We have no room for them. "A
we guard our hearlhs against cholera
and disease, 50 We SHOULD ward on the
approach u II M oral oontny ion or poll 4.
cnl disease"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

WAsnISuNoN, Aug. 7.--,rho annual
report 10 the secretary Of the interior
Of tho operations Of the genetGl laud
Ufllce fpr the fiscal yehr Guiding June
-, 1872, was made public today. a
careful reading Of the report says Com
missioner Carter, viii demonstrate that
tho liberal anu just policy towards set
tiers upon the public domain adopted
by Secretary Noble at tho beginning
OF the administration has boon produc.
tive Of very satisfactory and beneiioent
results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., Aug. T.
Mrs. Thomas Early, wife OF u prOmi.
nent commission merchant, engaged In
business in Chicago but residing In
Dubuque, Ia, committed suicide at a
late hour tonight, In the rear OF n
Pennsylvania avenue boarding house,
by hanging herself with u towel. Ner.
vous ptUstmtion presumably led 10 the
net.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
In MnHcoM.

LONDON, Aug. I'm Moscow, nine
were reported on Saturday anu ten
new cases and seven deaths Sunday.
The governor OF Moscow has isaued
q proclamation ordering precautions
to be taken 10 prevent the spread Of
cholera and liking severe penalties for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

TANuiEEs, Aug. 7.--Fiiteen hun.
dred VI the Sultan's troops with two
field pieces and 900 tribe men ad.
vancod this afternoon on 10 Anghcra
His, where they were repulsod by the
rebels. They then reiterated 10 within
three miles Of Tangitrs. A dotach.
ment OF cavalry which attempted 90
charge the rebels was also repulacd.
The whole force ro,rcaicd 20 tho camp
ia the evening having lost fifteen
killed and wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
Eusiana.. coailng station sen.mc.

WAsi1NGrOS, u. G., Aug. 6.--Nery
little intuusl Is displayed 10 official
circles IN Washington IN regard to the
report that Great Britain has arranged
" ostahlieh conliug station In the
harbor Of rsgu.Pago, Samoa, Tor the
simple reason that such courso Of
action 10 In strict accord with the terms
OF the treaty concluded between Great
Britain AMI Samoa IN 1919 and does
not irtericre with NJ Impair the rights
or Interests Of the United states In any
respect. As far as Is known, Great
Britain has not attempted 20 Interfere
with our rights In the least In the mat
ter Rud went she has done thu had "A
perfectly clear rignt 10 do under the
treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

QUINCY, H., Aug. 7.-GonerA
john Tllscn, who was colonel u the
Tenth Illinois and commander OF y
brigade In Shurmau'a march TO the sea,
and later editor OF tho Quincy Wig,
died here last night. General rilsOn
has been very prominent ia Republi.
can politics. His widow Is a daughter
Of Ex-Governor Wood, one OF the early
executives OF Ihc State.
LUsIsvILLr, KY, Aug. T,-Willlam
White, aged 70, grand secretary Indie.
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, died
here this morning OF heart failure.
LONDON, Aug. THE death Ia an
nounced Of Adrian Decourcelle, tue
French dramatic author, In his eixty-
eighth yenr.
TORONTO, Aug. 7.--Slr Daniel VIII.
son, president OF Toronto university,
died this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

BuMISGIiAM, Aug. .. - Officlal
returns from forty counties show
steady gains for lSolb over the un.
official returns which gave Jones
majority OF 10000. Jones now leads
KUlb by about 1000. In several
counties tho boxes were thrown out.
IL kolb'a gains continue at the present
rate he viii pull Jones's majority be-
low 5000.
A great many contests have boon
died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

WINNnEd, Aug THE governor
Of North Dakoia has wilhdrRws his
proclamation placing aquarantine on
tho Canadian Pacific, Northern Pa
ciflo and Grand Northern railroads at
the boundary owing 10 the outbreak
OF smallpox. Trains will resume rum
ming ~ usual tomorrow. No addition
al cnsea OF the disease are reported anu
those afflicted will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Negroes aud Italians Indulge In
Fight.

ORANGE, n. j., Aug. IA race war
between nesrOts ana Italians broke
out here tonight mud one mhn was
seriously stabbed and twenty Others
Injured with clubs, brickbat0 and
stones.
The row occurred on South Street, In
which about half u the hOus,s were
occupied by Italians anu the rest by
negroes. About 800 men and women
were engaged. Stones, bricks and
other missiles dew thick, Rnd By tho
time the police reserves arrived twenty
persons were severely injured.
Daniel Ticker, negro, was serious.
ly stabbed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
~ HONOR or COLUMBUS.


ROVE, Aug. 1.-Two hundred mem.
bcm Of the clerical associations with
bands playing and banners flying
marched In the procession today 10
the Pincisno gardens 10 place wreath
upon tho bust Of Christopher Colum.
bus. a group OF Liberals carrying
national flags tried to place the mselves
Mt the head OF the Clericals, where
upon 6cullls occurred In which tho
bust was overturned. The coulbRtnnis
were dispersed by the police and s1nc
arrests made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

LANSING, Mich, Aug. j.--The hual.
ness uf the special session u the lcgis.
latutc was finished nj q y. M, but
fluRl adjournment will not occur until
Monday noon. Both Browns s.na.
toiiAl measure and Whites apporti1n.
mcnt bill were passed with practically
q unanimous vote. The senatorial
measure provides for mirty.twi dis.
tricts, n did the act declared unconsti.
tutlonal, but niljfds u more equitable
division OF the cOuuile, ~ 10 pOpula.
ton. 30 change was male In the
number Of representatives. Il still Te.
mains nj 200. Tho outcome u regarded
with the greatest satiaiao,i0n by both
parties. Each II ablo 10 figure ma.
Joriiy IN both branches Of the legisla.
tufc. IL Is very difficult TO SOC any ad-
vantage for either party. Governor
Winnns expressed himself ~ entirely
sAtlfled, aud sent n verbal mtfsag- Of
congfatulatiou 10 the legislature. The
bills have been cngrossed, aud arc
now In the hands Of tho governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

hovisviLLE, KY, Aug. 7.-General
nu'li =, Stevenson spent today quiet.
G IN the morning with Mrs. Steven
~ ne attended the Central Presby-
. "IAh church. Tonight an Informal
Upper was rendered him by General
sonn r.. Castleman. General Steven-
i Ird' VIII leave early In the morning Tor