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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03

MOL. At the present day Trinity continues
to return two members TO the imp erial
house Of commons, these being elected by
the fellows and the scholars in course Of
graduation. who hold special voting frau
chise for the purpose.
From about this date up to the year 1857
the college board consisted Of seven fellows
who nominated grade Of associate fellows
90 ill sudden vacancies. The associate
fellows began to create constant disputes
over their assumed rights and privileges,
until, at length, the college charter was
surrendered 70 the king. who granted a
new one with statutes framed by Arch
bishop Laud and modelled on tie code of
Cambridge university. The new charter
reserved the appointment OF the provost to
the crown and made the Office one Of optional
life tenure: while the board consisted OF
sixteen fellows-seven of senior and nine
Of junior grade. The capacity Of the senior
fellows was to govern the college and that
Of the junior TO act as instructors. Vacan-
cies in both grades we're to be filed by the
provost and seven fellows. The king was
20 make the laws, except in such cases as
the charter did not provide for, when the
provost and seniors might act, thsir enact
inents being legal if approved OF by the
board OF visitor The latter was also re-
constituted, the lord mayor Of Dublin be-
ing dropped from its personnel, a course
which was considered very uDgrateful on
the part Of the crown, considering that the
very lands on which the college stood had
been donated by the Dublin corporation.
During the time OF Cromwell Archbishop
Mosher was forced for political causes to
fee from Ireland and his splendid library
OF ten thousand volumes was added to the
college collection After the restoration
Charles Ii depcsed the Puritan nomi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
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Pa, says he will not be without DR.. Kings
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the official residence Of the general COM
manding the queens forces in Ireland. At
8 pm, dramatic performance win be
given in the Gaiety theatre.
Friday July S, the concluding day OF the
great celebration. tbs students will be ad-
dressed Ia the examination hall by certain
of the foreign delegates. At half past
twelve p. N. the university athletic sports
take place in the college park. The univer-
sity ball will bring the listof ceremonies 10
q finale commencing AZ 10 pm, in tbs Lem
ster hail.
During the continuance Of the tercenten-
airy celebration there will be full choral
evensonR in the college chapel each even
ing at o'clock. All guests and delegates
will be made honorary members Of the Uni
versity club during their stay in Dublin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
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sails and Retail Druggists. 50 and 81 Main street
Salt Lake City. utsA
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Rev. VIM. HoIIInshed.

Pastor Of the Presbyterian church OF
Sparta, N. j., voluntarily writes strongly
in favor OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. He says
Nothing l know of will cleanse the blood.
stimulate the liver or clean the stomach
like this remedy. i know of scores and
scores who have Deen helped or cured by it.
The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action. l2A
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4rH OF JULY EXCURSIONS

Are ever popular and successful. The ex.
ceedingly low rates offered by the Union
Pacific this year will insure them al inn
mense business. Excursion tickets on sale
at all ticket Offices of the system.
For dates of sale and limits of tickets OF
any additional information apply to
d. E. BURLET,
Agent Union Pacific system, POI Main
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03

N z Y Mt OF
world wide inter
est takes place this
year in Dublin. Ire
land, during the
week Of July f. The
tercentenary cele-
\ hration Of tn e
/ founding Of Trinity
college, Dublin, will
not only attract I'M
iiyersal attention
abroad, but will
also focus on the
Irish capital the
; gaze of college bred
men in all coun
tries. Every uni
versity in the world
will send two or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE

When going east select the popular route.
the Burlington. Two daily vestibule
trains from Denver with dining and chnir
cara and Pullman sloeIers attached, for
Chicsgo, Peoria, st. Louis, Kansas City,
ST. Joseph, Atchison srd all points east.
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A ready mixer with all wines. IDANHA.*
DON'T MISS IT

Take your Fourth of July outing at
Castillo Springs. Grand excursion. Dane
ing, fishing, boating and bathing. Fire
works in the evening Fare 81. Train
leaves at g. N. and 4 :05 p. N.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
ITS FIRST cENTENNTAL,

January Q. 1893, witnessed the first cen
tennial Of Trinity college. The lords, JUS
tices, the privy council and the lord mayor
and aldermen were present. There were
various ceremonies, religious and other
wise. Bishop Ashe, of Clogher, preached
q eulogy on Queen Elizabeth, taking Tor
his text: "Verily / say unto you, where
ever the gospel shall be preached in the
whole world, there shall also what this
woman hath done be told for her memo
rial. " The scholars gave Latin orationg
''in Eonor OF the queen - and On ode by
Poet Laureate Tate graduate of Trinity.
was performed by the leading swells Of the
kingdom. The Terra Filius, q sort Of
ling g jester, made a humorous speech, and
at night the university, as well as Dublin
city and the leading towns OF the country,
were illuminated.
Owing to the disputes which arose be-
tween the students and the corporation OF
the city In regard TO the privilege of voting
Tor parliamentary representatives in the
year lib the matter was referred to the
Dublin parliament, which decided against
the scholars franchise, but it has been long
since restored to them.
One of the most noted provosts Of Trinity
college in the last century was John Holy
Hutchinson. Hutchinson was the king Of
Office holders, and while provost man
aged TO retain some half dozen other posi-
tons outside. During the administra-
ton an emeuts of the students occurred,
growing out of the death of junior fellow
named Shrewsbury, who. it was claimed,
had died because of Provost Hutchinson s
refusal to grant him leave OF absence for
change OF air. The provost, who had not
been partial TO the dead fellow in life,
ordered that the funeral should take place
at am. and that the bell of the college
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03

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cheap. Also seventy fve fine drivers from
500 up. A. G. BAsT,
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w onderland, Second Sonth street.
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SILVER DROY IRON WORKS,
No. lz9 West North Temple.
FINE UnRsES

All first class grocers aud druggists keep
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60 To THE WOMEN'S COOP.
RIO GRANDE WfsTERN HALFWAY co.

For your millinery and dressmaking.
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Invigorating, Refreshing, IDANHA.
BOUNTIFUL+
strawberries, Cream and Cake Free OF
Charge

On aud after Sunday, June &c, until
further notice all passengers purchasing
excursion tickets to Bountiful and return
will be entitled 10 straw berries cream and
cake free of charge at Hales' Garden,
Bountiful. Fare for round trip 95 cents
Trains leave every day att, 9, / g. m.
and l. 8. 5. z p. m, returning al :. 10. - a.
N. and 2, 4, 6. s p. n, and for Beck's Hot
Springs from Z q. u. TO 1920 p. N. every
forty minutes. Great Salt Lake & Hot
Springs railway.
S. BAMBERGER, President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
IMPRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE.

IMPRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE.
Trinity college, Dublin, stands in the
heart OF the city upon very large area of
ground, Its imposing facade facing the his
torie college green, upon which, at right
angle with the university front, is the no
less imposing entrance 10 the old parlia-
ment house, now occupied by the Bank of
Ireland. Passing under q deep and lofty
porte cochere, the visitor finds himself in
vast quadrangle, lesding off into others of
nearly equal extent. The first quadrangle
is known as Parliament square. Noble
GrivewRys and grassy parterres Diversity
its surface. while its area in enclosed by
the buildings containing the students
chambers and other apartments. The col
onnade of the examination hall, its stately
interior, and the long open arched patio,
above which the great windows of the
famous library building look forth; the
beautiful campanile, or bell tower, of grace
ful Venetian design, occupying the centre
of the square-all these combine TO form
an impressive scene. Then there are the
various other squares, some with Gothic
gables and dormer windows, and the
spacious college park where cricket
matches and the annual athletic sports are
held. Hard by, walled off from the col
lege grounds, and standing in its own wide
courtyard. is the splendid old residence of
Tue provost,
The average number of undergraduates
in Trinity is 1.500 OF whom probably one
third are resident within the walls. Six
teen guinness year for course of from
three to fonr years gives the right Of at
tending all lectures and examinations.
There are about fourteen studentships to
be competed for, which cost the college
81 400 year TO maintain, besides eighty
scholarships of EGO. Professors and lee
turers receive an annual total OF e6, 400
The four great departments Of the univer-
sity are the divinity, law, medical and en-
cheering schools. Dublin degrees take
rank with the highest all over the world
and students may be found in Trinity col
lege who come from both the United States
and the colonies. The prizes, such as fei-
lowships, are open 10 all corners who have
graduated without distinction OF creed.
The medical school, especially, is world
famous l have no space TO record the
names OF all the great men who have been
in the past alumni of Trinity. Among
them were Bishop Berkley. Dean Swift
and Sir William Hamilton, the great mathe-
maticiau. The seven senior fellowsbips
are each worth e, 300 year, twenty junior
fellowships about $500 each, eight more OF
the latter about $40 apiece, and the pro-
vostsbip e3 300. The annual income of the
university is about e55, coo. The mainten-
ance of the library costs El,500 yearly. 1t
contains 12S,000 volumes and 800 rare
manuscripts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH. July l, 1892.
Circular No 81:
Commencing Sunday, Sd inst, the Alta
branch will be opened for passenger
traffic. aud trains will run on the following
schedule:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
ITS PRECAUTIONARY
Trinity Colleges Celebration at
Dublin This Week.
HISTORY OF THE INSTITUTION
II Has Passed Through Many vicissitudes, but
Always stood High as Centre
of Learning.

lro THE SUNDAY HERALD. Copyrighted. ]
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
rLANs FoE zee cELEBAArIoN.

The tercentenary proceedings will com
mence st Dublin on Tuesday, July 5. AT
10 O'Clock q. N. the large number OF visitros
who will have gathered in the Irish metrop-
oils from all parts Of tie world will be re-
ceived by the provost in the examination
hail. which is contained in a separate edi-
fee in the Parliament square OF the college
will present brill ant scene during The
reception, after which. at IL O'clock a pro-
cession will start for ST. Patrlck's cathe-
dral-the Irish Westminster Abbey
where grand commemofation service viii
be celebrated. While Joining in this pro-
cesslon all the guests ana Delegates, IS
well as their entertainers, will wear their
academic robes OF official costume At 3
D. IN. a cricket match viii take place in the
college park between the universities of
Dublin and Cam bridge. AT pm. garden
party wi | be given in the Fellows' garden.
The Iercentenary ode viii Je performed by
the University Choral society at pm. in
the Leinsfer hall, mammoth plsce of en-
tertainmeDt situated in another par. OF the
city. and at 10 o'clock the lord mayor Of
Dublin will give grand reception and ball
at The Mansion House, his Official resi-
dence.
The second day Of the precautionary will
commence at II noon, Wednesday, July G.
by the comforting of honorary degrees in
the examination hall. AT 3 pm. there viii
be meeting in connection VITA the gradu-
ates' memorial; another cricket match be-
tween the Cambridge eleven and Dublin
university, and a garden party in the
grounds of the viceregal lodge in the Phue-
nix park the SIMMER residence of the lord
lieutenant of ireland. At quarter to D. N.
the tercentenary banquet takes place in the
Leinster Hall.
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nees OF the commonwealth whom the lord
protector, Cromwell had placed on the
university board. and their places we're filed
by men from Oxford and Cambridge. DR..
Steele. famous Dublin savsnt. became
provost
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CLOSING CEREMONIES.

The third day. July :, win open at IL
am With a procession in academic robes
from the examination hall of Trinity col
lege Of the Leinster hall, where the dele
gates from all the other universities viii
present addresses Of congratulation. From
four to 6 o'clock pm. there will be a
garden party at the Royal hospital. XII
msinham. The veterans are pensioned and
provided with quarters.
II is'almost as ancient as Trinity college
itself, and stands in park Of conturied
trees, its ancisnt ElizabethaD Quadrangles
being approached by stately avenue en-
tered through battlemented gate where
soldiers are always ca guard. It Is also
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chapel should not be tolled. Mr.. Hutchin-
son, however, reckoned without his host
for the students assembled IN force and
proclaimed that the bell should not only
toll, but that the funeral should be held by
torchlight to emphasize the event. The
students had their way, and after the
funeral they went to the provost's house,
broke ia the doors and smashed the furni-
ture. The tenants had wisely retreated to
the country prior to the attack.
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South and West.

The South Carolina Republican State
Convention met at Columbia. A full set OF
electors was nominated and PLATFORM
adopted. No State ticket was nominated.
THE famous signal station building at the
summit Of Pixies Peak Col, has oeen
burned. While the building was used by
the Weather Bureau it was the highest
point of observation in the United states.
J.W. SMITH fatally shot his wife and cut
his child's throat at Uestella, Col. Ihe
child is dead. Smith is in custody. NO
cause is assigned.
In the school election at Faribault, Mimi,
the advocates Of 1.-The Faribault Plan" were
defeated.
MRS SARAH CowELL LEMoYNE. of New
York. wife Of Actor Lsmoyne, OF the Danlei
Frohman company, has been selected TO reaa
Miss Monroe's Columbian Fair dedlcaaon
ode. Mrs. Lsmoyne Is an elocutlonlst OF
recognized ability.
GENERAL A. e. STEVENSON, Democrauc
candidate for the Vice-Presidency addressed
a bio audience on the issues OF the campaign
at Wooisdale Island Park, near Cincinnati,
Ohio.
RETURNS ND to midnight after the cleo
tion indicated the election OF the entire
Democratic ticket in Florida by l9, 600 ma
jority. The Peoples Party polled less than
5000 votes.
GUY HELM shot his two nephews fatally
at Fremont, Iowa, the result Of family
fued over the division of an estate.
THE Utes have crossed the Colorado State
line and are committing depredations.
JOE BARco, who murdered Mrs. Frank
Sanderlin, was lynched at Camden, N. c.
GOVERNOR E. 8. WINANs presided over
the Michigan Democratic State Convention.
which assembled at Lansing and nominated
a candidate for Chief Justice and filed va.
cancies on the State ticket.
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THE LABOR WORLD.

ENGLAND has had go strikes in ten
months.
AMERICAN street railways emrloy nearly
n. 00O men.
In Whitechapel, London, bakers work
ninety hours for S. rs per week.
A MAcH1Nrsrs' and Boiler Makers Trades
Council is to be organized in Philadelphia.
BuEp1NeER, in Hesse, Germany. boasts -
laborer who has celebrated his 101st birth
day.
SOUTH SCOTLAND mine owners have de-
cided to reduce the wages OF miners twelve
cents day.
OVER FIVE thousand children are daily
working in the mills at Rhode Island for ons
dollar week. 80 .
In carrying forward the immense railway
traffic of England upward OF $4,000 men
are nployei.
BRITISH cooperative societies nov have
l,191, 400 members, amt III new societies OF
this kind were organize last year.
WORKING girls Of Salem, Ohio have or.
ganized Federal Union connected with
Che American Federation Of Labor.
THE Retail Grocery Clerks Association
OF Minneapolis is very active in organizing
the clerks in the other cities Of Minnesota.
LONDON bakers unorganized, work eighty
hours per week; Manchester bakers, thor
oughlY organized, work fifty hours per
week.
UNION clerks in Albany, N. Y, advertise
their names and stores where they are en-
ployed to secure the patronage of union
workmep. .... ..
AT a recent meeting of 5000 shop gir;s in
Paris, Mile. Laonie Rouzade advocated the
formation Of a syndicate to promote their
interests by cooperation
A WOMAN has lately been admitted for the
first time to the London society Of compost
tors. The society refuses to admit women
who ara paid at the samerate as men.
In South Dakota the labor organizations
circulate petition to the Legislature ask.
ing that the Constitution OF that State be SO
amended as to enable the people to make
laws by the system Of Referendum and lni-
tiative, as prevailing in Switzerland
MARRIED women work at nailmaking in
England for 81 TO $1.25 per week. Some Of
them take their babies to the shop, where
they ara kept in baskets near the fire of tie
forge. To protect the children from being
burned by flying cinders the baskets are
covered with sack-cloth.
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LATER NEWS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, had a hail storm, FL
lowed by light snow. A furry also occurred
at Rochester, and slight fall at Schenec-
tady. A storm at Carthage N. Y, made
thing unpleasant at the fair there. Two
inches fell in the Catskills. covering the
ground from Delhi to Big Indian.
Two white men named Ben Watkins and
j. D. Davis and colored man were killed
by band of four robbers AMI horse thieves
five miles west of Deny, Miss. Watkins and
Davis keep country store and the outlaws
attempted to rob it.
ALEXANDER BELL, colored, attempted to
assault a white woman at Montpelier, Tenn.
On his way to Jail next morning hs was taken
from the Sheriff, hanged to tres, and his
body riddled with bullets.
GEORGIA elected Governor, State Off
cers and full General Assembly ticket
For Governor and State officers there were
two tickets in the field, one Of which was the
straight Democratic ticket and the other
the Peoples Party ticket. The Democrats
carried the State by majority estimated
at over 10000.
DEPARTING from a custom that has been
in vogue for many years, Postmaster.Gen.
eral Wanamaker issued an order modifying
the postal regulations and directing that
hereafter the mails must be made up and
dispatched on holidays as on other days.
SECRETARY OF STATE FOSTER has been in
formed by the United States Minister to
Brazil that the quarantine against the United
States has been removed.
The American Consul at La Guayra,
Venezuela, Mr.. Hanna, had his exequatur
withdrawn, but when Minister Scruggs pro-
tested 1t was restored.
THE memorial stone Of the Carnegie Lii
brary, gift Of Andrew Carnegie, was laid
at AYR Scotland.