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CONGRESS.
The senate r,eo silver NH la the
House.

WASHINGTON, July 5,-Tho speaker
laid before tho House, the Senate free
silver bill, and said II would he 10.
ferTcd 10 the committee on coinage,
weights anu moa,urep, under the rules.
bland, No., ASKED That tho commit.
tee have leave u alt during the See.
Bions u the Houtc,
Tracy, n. ", objected, and moved
that the hill be rslerrcd TO the commit.
tee ON banking aud currency. The
vote resulted In 10 quorum aud u call
Of the House was ordered. One hun.
dred aud sevelry-nine members res
pended.
Catching, Mo-, offered resolution
that all leaves q absence, except ior
sickness, be revoled. Carried.
Another vote ol rracy's motion 10
refer the bill to the committee on banks
and banking showed no quorum voting.
a motion TO ntJourn was defeated anu
call was ordered.
A quorum having been secured after
two calls, rracy's motion was next In
order.
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The "yasinO,"

The "Casiuo" IL the name Of the
NV Opera House at Garfield Beach
II opened yesterday under the most
favorable circumstances. The new
place Of amusement Is owned aud
operated by W. II. Peefy, Jr., Of os-
den. The gentleman recently went
East and secured the services OF an
excellent opeta company which gave
"Efminie" as the initial performance
vi three O'Clock yesterday.
The building was Oiled TO overflow.
! Ing by an enthusiastic and We plehstd
audience. The company are all
artists and will play daily nj the
"Casino" until the season closes.
The performance was given 10 an
other large uudicnce last uight.
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and several other place.. The total
loss is half a million dollars. Insurance
about 100000.
DULUTH, Mimi, April 3.-The
Catholic pr..cathedTsl burned last
night, an overturned lamp causing the
fire. There was = panic among those
c0ngregato1 In the church, hut no one
was seriously injured. A large portion
Of Bishop McGilfock's private library,
one Of the largest In the Norihwest,
was duHtfOyed.
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i HEREBY GIVEN. 10 TnE STOCK.
holders OF the Utah Genital RoiiWsv d nm
uany ihai there viii be n meeting " the stoef
holders held n room No. =. noserct N.tiorat
hank unilding % the junction Of Laat Temple
and Firs South streets IN salt lake Ultv Vith
Territory, 90 the hour ui y. ui., july l0th f-l'
Tor Tho phriiosc of electing nine bireci6rs ID
SAID Company 10 serve Tor tho ensuing year.
HE meeting e called hy order Of tie Hoard
Of Directors made june lAih iepf.
III GRAND YOUNG,
second Aice.pfesidput
juNius y. WELLS, seen
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wAsluSGToS, July o. The Star
says, w. J. Campbell, Of Chicago,
will probably decline the chairman.
ship Of the Republican National Com.
mitteo, II hu has not already done 30.
The reasons given by the Star In ad,
dition TO those already limited at, "a
wit, loss OF business engagements and
the confirmed Illness Of bis wife, is that
there is an inside political reason iol
the change.
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SAN JOSH, Cal, July 3.-The fire
that broke out last night In the shoot
lug gallery on Fernando street was
caused by theexplosion ola hfeomcker.
The flames spread rapidly and nearly
two solid blocks were consumed, de.
slroyiug the California Theater, South
Methodist Church. Ktamb's brewery,
the hse engine house, several rosi,
dUnces an adjoining church, Kuchen.
beiseT'sirOn foundry, the Lick House
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OUR PROVO LETTER.
How the Fourth Was Observed 10 the
"Garden tiiy."-Ucneral
News Items.


The Fourth has come and gone an
ptovo sboWs h.rself prold In her ccle
w a., :, -.
u'ation' ohnnohs Weie nieu ~ uay
break anu the stars anu Stflpes ho's'e'
AZ sunrise, with n salute Of thirteet
guna.
r,..-.,. ,..i n, "a. ,o,,,
i"' P'oo's'''" ,..
house at 9i3O O'Clock emu marched
through the streets In the following
order
No..
n'a's o""u' ,.r,.
dod1uss OF Liberty Miss E''a DANH
In car Of state.
Young Indies on hor-ebaok. reprosent.
A.. ,,.,..,i ,r...t,.,t.
- s, w H'' ' "HS ''''''e,
uiHhi young lazy on whl'e morse
with two escorts on black horses.
Grand Army OF the Republlc; p. q.
= ., ,a,.,,t,.,, t.,,,, o,,,,s. liz.
si'
uI'u' echooi ohIutenj eINh oI"o''',
fire department; A. U. U. w. anu
othes; trades and protession; antiques
and h,r,ibi..
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i,,,nstn, a,d ,.s,al. ,,aa, r,cdIt
MN iia.,. ,,Lo ,,,,i,,,,n,Le a. s,,ang..
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H.. $500 ~ ~, 49, r. s,,..,s
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ass.miIsJ NJ m. rab.,nsn1s ia iisisn
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well pa,rnpi,cJ Nj DrdJ manay.r nj
IN. s,,,a, paii,naS ,.,ina,,J thas nvsr
.01o vis,.,J ,Is lah,' wh.rs horso.
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SCORES nj .xe,,t.ionists and line nfoprIe.
,ors di1 mn .xc.iI.nt hnsin.ss mi A
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snni,,rv The tr.IimIn,rv e,.nina.
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rt'o THE STOCKHOLDERS or Tup
'evifr Mining and Milling COMPANY. =
corporation You are hereby notified thai thc
regular annual meeting Of the stoekhnidara IN
SAID corpDrltion Will be held az Inc once n,
the iiulliuu bet and CHAMPION Mining %
salt Lake Uiiy, Territory Of Utah, on Tussdav
the 5th day Of july, atthc hour Vt 10 am. f5s
the purpose " clrcuug officers for the enrutn,
year and Tor Tho transaction Uf such other bus,
inesa a. may properly come before the meet
my. ~ order Of the Hoard
W. J. nEATIE. Secretary
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE II HEREBY GtYEN ny the
~ undeTsignod, udmtniftrAtfiN o. the estate
Of uhaflea Lambert, deceased. TO the creditors
uf undail persons having claims ugainst thc
said fcccAfcd, To exhibit thom, with Inc ne ZEE
sarv voucher, within ten months alter the dfst
publication OF this notice. TO the said admin.
y and y East, FIRST south street, salt LAKE
CITY, m the county ot salt Lake, Utah.
Dated May "a, lsnl
MARY ALICE g. LAMBERT.
AdminiftratriN Of tho Estate Of ChfFiea
Lambert, deceased. ~
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TAME n PYpER. THE GUARDIAN or
~ tie person and estate Of brigham l'ypcr,
Mary y, fypor MaEpie NJ, fypcr and hhuma
MA fypor minors, having nled her petition
herein, duly verified, praying for IN order OF
sale Of tho real estate o., snih minors, for mo
purposes therein tof iOrih, II lufely ordered
mat We neAl Of lin OF the ward and all per
sons Interested 10 the estate Of said minors,
appear before the said Probate Court on wed
nunday me 10th day Of July lals, at 10 O'Clock
Of said Probate Court, NJ the County Court
House, IN he city aud county " aalt lAke,
Utah Iurutnty, 10 show cause why an order
should not Boz grintud 10 Tue tAid guardian 10
sell the whole on so much NJ the real estate OF
the said mlnore, 40 private sale ~ snhl 20
necessary ,aud that a cops " VI order hu pub
lshod NJ least four successive wookh ~ the
DESCENT EVENING NLNH,A newspaper printed
and published m said city and county,
&. W. RARTCH,
Probate judge.
MApDKlL a ADAMS, attorneys for guardian
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN nv rur
~ undersigned executor of iho sli Of
John !. Myth. decreased, 10 the creditor ~
aud all persons having claims against tho "a
dcceascd' to chhihit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the iIrat rub.
LEGATION OF this notice 10 the SAID cxrcut1.s
WIN, 4. hoasiitr aud Hamilton u. Pad, al 10
uranu lounga once, over ncHerrt National
Hank, corner EAst Temple and tirst south
streets, salt Lake CITY, Utah, m the County of
ealt Lake, Dated May i5ih, is-2,
MM, A. RUBstrIH,
HAMiLTOSG. rARk,
Executors Of the will of John l.. Blyihe.
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A nrntc In Human rnrm.

ARLINGTON, :. De- July b.--A man
named Thompson, on trial Tor beating
his wife, last night, went home anu
killed her with a butcher knife, He
also killed another woman, a witness
against him. He will probably be
lynched.
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Dies MoINEs, Iowa, July 5.-EfioH Ia
being made TO unite the Democratic
and Peoples party IN this State by
giving the people the electoral ticket
aud the Democrats the State ticket.
The object l. 10 help to throw the elec.
lion In the House which would elect
Cleveland.
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NOTICE IA liERkBY GIVEN THAT
~ sarah .. II, hhWden, administrator Of
the estate Ut samuel l.. hAWdou, deceased, has
rendered for settlement, ami nlod In sad
court. her lnal account ol her administration
Of said estate and petition for nnAl distribution
Of the roaldue OF said cststa among tho per.
day. tho 18th day Of July, A. u. i-9!. at
10 O'Clock q, m, az the Court Room Of sstt
court, In the County Court House, salt Lake
City and county, Utah TERRITORY, has been duly
settlement Of taid account and hearing 0aid
petition for Gistributinn, AZ which timo and
place Auy person interested IN SAID estate may
appear ami show cause, II an there be, why
SAID account should not be settled and np.
proved and anal distribution made a. prayed
Tor,
q. y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Uoud.
By CAusrES hgowNL, IT,, Deputy.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY G1yEV THAT TIM
~ regular annual meeting Of tho stool
holdefl ~ the state Hant u Utah. Of sail ~,
CITY, will be held NJ IT. banking house, COMA
of Main and south temple streets In sftd fitv
on tuesday, July ilth, 49,, NJ O'Clock MIN
tAl meeting "a for the purpose u elc stlns
ureciuts IN serve for the ensuing year, and ~
nc irHnfactun ~ such further business A. mi
properly come before the mcetue
nLnLh ". MLLLs. CAahInr
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A nurdersas woman.

ST., PAUL, July o. Mis-. A. NJ.
Smith, colored, sh0t and killed an
unknown man at Lake Owasso. Mrs.
smith Is the hOusskeeper for Charles
Henelge, a market gardener, on whose
place the stranger trespasAed. She
claimes the man threatened TO shoot.
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North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
Location Of Ofilce and principal place "
lu.inels No Z! COMMERCIAL Street, SAT-
LAke City, Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock %
account OF assessment 80, 3, levied up0n the
2ird day Of May, is1a, The several amounts
.ot opposite The Nance Of the respective share
hOldcTa o. follows, to wit
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2Ion's Benefit Building Society.


NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ inc annual meeting VI shafohOld,
uiEri Viii be held In the 4, q, 81,
shoe Factory HuldIug on Tuesday,
july ", lsg, at 1:ii O'Clock Nm. The
purposes Tor which said mlotinr Il
called are To elect Officers and dircc
tors for the ensuing year, 10 recetye the
unanclhl report, % amend section d.
Afucle Mn, q the hY'lnwH, requiring
snafehol1rfs 10 give ia months notice
81 intention 10 pny lOhuh 10 amend
section ! aud Section 4 OF Article MI
or me 10y laws, Increasing the rate Of
lnlefest on lOAnsi ~ amend the by laws
by authorizing the board of directors
10 borrow money and secure tho nay.
mont OF the same with tho Hoclrty'H ae.
curiurs, ana 10 transact any such other
business a. may lawfully como before
sald meeting,
RuLOS s. WELLS,
sGlt Lake CITY, Jnns ", lsas.
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NiSCESNEs, InJ., July 5.-Wm.
Tyler, President Uf the Niucennes
National Bank, this morning drove TO
the cemetery, seated himself nn the
grave o. his daughter aud shot h msoli
through The hNAII
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Killed for m Attempt to Insult
Women,

BiRMIEdnAM, Ala, July 3. - An
unknown nogro attempted 10 assault
two highly respectable white women
In one day. The tiend Was surrounded
IN swamp near Jasper, Walker
County, anu was riddlei with bullets.
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And IN accordance with law and order %
hoard Of directors, made on the slrd day ~
MAY, isH, 80 many shares Of each parcel II
stalk As may be necessary viii he sold NJ the
cofhpany'sl Ofiicc, No. y Commercial street, sult
lake CITY, Utah Territory, NJ public auction on
Friday, July s!nd, l.p2, ut the hour OF toclouk
p,m,, Ia pay tho delinquent assessment, to
ponsos OF sale,
j, W. WHITEHEAD, JR.
Secretary,
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WANtEss.-iu salt Lake city, July 9Th, VI
poritoniiis. Harp wanless, in the Hlh year Of
his age.
Funeral from the RIM ward meeting house
Thurday. July Il l-9l. at 1850 q, m. Friends
are respectfully invited.
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PARIS, July 5.--Dr. Proust, In bis
report 10 the board OF health on the
cholera In Caucasus says Tia. gfeatcat
vigilance viii be necessary II the
cholera spreads to the shores OF the
Black sen, as there IL every prospect
OF the present epidemic following the
course the disease took Ia 1881 ana 1871.
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Aud In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Hoard ot Directors made on May 18th, illi.
20 many shares Of each parcel of fhid stock AZ
NAY Nc Necessary viii b. sold AZ the Ofilre Of
tue company under the ncacfot National Wnbk
~ rAlt Lake CITY, on Monday, Juiy 9TH ihaa al
" O'Clock noon ~ said day TO paw said dritn.
quent aasessmVnt thereon, together with tho
costs OF Advertising and cxpcnscs ~ sale.
}. a. JENSEN, secretary OF
tho security Abltrart Comny
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Berry called ut Hlle'a resolution ms
to the two policies Of .otec,lon aud
tariff for revenue only, aud addressed
the Senate. lie declared that part OF
the preamble CONTRARY TO existing facts
anu evidently a desperate effort 10
prop up aialligg cause.
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Fresh deaths from cholera have oc.
Cured Ia the subuths. The barracks
Of the city are reported IN scandalous'
ly filthy condition.
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LONDON, July "a Paris dispatch
says that u secret convention has teen
signed between England, Spain aud
Italy for the partition Ut Morocco.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CLERK Of the Probate Uoud.
By CAusrEN hgowNL, IT,, Deputy.
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PARIS, july ga meeting Of An.
afchists In ~. Dedis today adopted a
resolution 10 blow up Mount Biison
prison aud reacue Ravnchol.
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DoBBs FERRY, n. ", July b.
Cyrus w. Fields condition SHOVE no
Improvement. At 10 O'Clock this even.
ing he was very low.
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LOUISVILLE, July 5.-George Benztr
this morning fatally shot his friend
WIN. Oskes, and In remOrse turned the
revolver anu killed himself.
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MADRID, July o. mob tried to
release the convict Ia prison NJ
CalahOrra. It required several regi.
mcnts OF soldierstU prevent Il. Martial
law has been declared.
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are here Gtass and Gall, Little white
pull, Judge swan, Hump, Chaska,
Campbell, Cora Belle and Babish..
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THEHE Is DELINQUENT on TmE Fot,
4 lowing described stock on account a,
asscasmeni levied on the 18th day Of NAV, A IL
ls'i ~ per cent. Tor o per suarr on tho satltai
stork, we aeverh AMOUNT set opposite ths
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In tho Probate Court Of tho County NJ sall
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate and,Guardlanahlp
Of HriHhnm ryper, Mary D., lSpur MAG.
gle NJ, iyper and hhomeniA fyper,
Minors,
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Pearl Fishing In Ohio.

Pearl fishing in the Little and Big
Miami Rivers, Ohio, has long been recog.i
nized means of subsistence to hundreds or
people in that region. Some of the finest
pearls ever found came from there. For
one of them Tiffany s. Go. paid S1Z0U
and afterward sold it for S2500. As.
much as $12, 900 worth in one year have
been gathered. The clans in whose
shells these pearls are found are raked
from the sand bar during low water,
where they are found in beds similar to
those formed by the saltwater CLAIMS
They are readily raised when uud's-'
turbed and mature in two years. This
industry, through the enterprise OF
Theodore Wolking, will soon be hrmiy
established in Kentucky. This gentle
man is about to invest in two boat ioads
of fresh water clans from the head
waters of the Little Miami. They will
be planted on the edges of his famous
fish preserves at Rosedale. .--CoVington.
(Ky.) Record.
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the idea suddenly took possession OF the
people that the doctors were booming
the poor sufferers to premature burial.
Ouicklime had been called into use, the
coffins being filled with it prior to inter-
ment, and this was fercely resented, as
was also the removal of the sick to hos.
pital. At Astrakhau itself the house OF
the governor was surrounded by men
acing mob. The shout went up: ''Les
US have revenge for the murder of our
sick brethreu!" The situation was star.
ting, and its possibilities of danger was
hourly increasing. Word dispatched to
saratoff for troops was responded to,
but for at least two days Astrakhan re-
NAMED under mob rule, and the crowd,
advancing on the hospital building,
dragged the medical superintendent and
his deputy into the street, killed them
and trampled the corpses under foot.
Then the hospital itself was destroyed
by fire. The most narrowing part OF all
was when the infuriated moujiks fell up.
on the bearers of the hospital carts,
and, removing the patients, carried them
away to secluded places, there to treat
them according to their own ideas. Be-
lieying that the doctors had poisoned
the poor people the fanatics proceeded to
dose them with milk, with generally
fatal results. When the troops from
Saratoff marched into Astrakhan they
were obliged to pour volley after volley
into the riotous multitudes.
An outbreak of cholera in Russia is
O momentous occurrence in more ways
than one, because it is liable to cause
suspension of industries which employ
large numbers of persons, thus creating
a condition of general distress. In
Baku the city authorities actually cleared
out, under the impulse of fear, and en-
ployers of labor closed up their fac.
tories. The position of the people Can
be thus easily imagined, deprived at
once of the official supervision upon
which they perpetually depend and OF
the very means of subsistence. When
the Russian 1uralist finds himself thus
placed his first tendency is to lose hope
and become generally demoralized. He
is then harder to man age thaa ever, and,
as l have shown. turn, into O fanatic
and q rioter. A Week.
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munication with the outer world, ana
its further Importance as the headquar-
ters of the great petroleum industry
gives it a population of nomadlc work.
men. few of whom may be character
lied as fapatlcal devotees OF cleanliness.
They herd together in promlscuous
crowds, disregarding ordinary HYGIENE
precautions and necessarily suffering the
consequences. Want of proper sanitary
supervision on the part of the local au-
thorities is moreover aa old aud we'll
founded grievance in all parts OF the
Russian Empire. Nowhere is the charge
more Justly preferred than in the case of
Baku, where general filth, in and out OF
doors, relgns supreme. There is no ade.
ouatc inspection of household dwellings,
and it is customary for refuse to be
thrown into the streets and for the dead
bodies of animals to strew the pavement
unheeded for days at time. Whoever
goes into an ordinary workman's dwell
ING is confronted by series Of sights
and smells which at once tell the tale of
inexcusable neglect - floors that are
never scrubbed from one years end to
the other; furniture so creased and pol
ished from constant contact with un-
washed humanity and unfumigated
clothing that Its regeneration seems iE-