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james Wfnihall, one Of the building
committee, said that this housc hal not
been built particularly 10 benefit the
aged, but TO help the young, who no
hoped would appreciate y.
w. G.. Rydalch eaid the building
committee could not have done much
without the united efforts Of the peo-
pie, who had been liberal in their vol.
uniary donations.
President Joseph r. Smith felt graft
fed to be with the people ON this m
tefesting occasion. IL has been SAN
That this house had been huilt Tor the
benefit Of the children. Tina wnetfue
In one sense, but the chill iren are not
the on " ones benefited. as II Mass help
10 us 70 have our faith, works and
charity represented. that our children
may no taught TO represent IA snl cur
hopes In tn. G0d.fiven religion.
Faith and God are excluded from our
common schOole. This IL wlru ~ TO the
nation, hut VA individuals we have ne
copied the Oospei, which enforce. Ne
70 teach cur children its preCrpis. We
want 10 choOae tho Instructors for our
ohildreu-4tho.U who have high moral
tendencies aud love Of God and truth,
ns these have q great impression on
the youthful mind for good or evil.
After singing by the choirand mutic
by the band, President Smith offered
the deuicatofy prayer.
II II expected that school VIII be
started In . short time.
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THAT LA PLATA CASE.
A Sewerage Canal Case In the Fourth
District Court NJ Ogden.

The big mining caec NJ John II.
White W. Willis Booth, John T. Rich
and Frederick blackwell, which In.
wolves tn. title TO part Of La Plata
mining district, n cludiug the Sunrise
n nd several other valuable PROF. critics,
wss ,uhmiited T. Judge Miner ytster.
dny on bfi,i- nnd without argument.
THE court took the matter a. der nj.
,mcpt anu !, may he considerable
ii4th VI time l,fofo any decision /.
arheu. The nusi Cutc mt a. tie
,,-u VIII he awaited wiin great inter
,st by those w1u are directly connected
,lfh he miuUs anu the public gene
frs'ly
lnr Ff,muut Park Water COMPANY
leeHn aut ugtiutt iuCiAri hIweh,
Gvljamiu Dna.wlck aud about %
u.lrfs, awucts U iHr Statewide canal
erh rHrputuai irJuVy'iHu restraining
4lem u0m ufluR thU wafer which
howe DOM the OgdeD sUNrrs.
iu the compliant tnr pnint,G al.
'.Hntlat the Ntar 1880. tNc city ui
% dom began tuo con ucnon Of "A
tHwrITgt svFi,n, the outlet o'
Witch EaH near the Rio Gnrde
Mtsugn bridge on One M''fI
rrtt. rhst Iwmtduteiy after thr
euum ar5-mtnt of thv construction
thr p,tru ,he plaintiff in DuNp.
patton ,hl. lnrge stream Of water
would be uTucu into the river 10y
mpsus ui lle srwc5, h'ggn tire con
tf.uut,0i, oi "A cHasl ,oi thv Iurpste Of
euurine, uiverting and Hppropriauug
the said water aud posted u notice al
the head OF the ditch. That the de-
PENDANTS have now wrongmlly, un'
lawfully and against the will Of Ia,
plaintiff, by means Of their own canal
diverted all OF the water in question,
much to the injury OF the plaintiff.
Judge Miner granted n temporary
Injunction pending the hearing.
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SALE OIL ZEAL ESTATE.

IvSpER AUTHORITY OF AS ORDER
OF sale granted by the Probate
Court IN and tor sails Lake county, utan 1rri'
tory. dated August a0th, lsNl, VIII sell NJ pre-
waite sale the following described real estate, 10
witi Commencing ath point one % rod 'asi
Hndeight lsl rods routh from the uorihwcft
corner OF Lot fcycu 10, ia Block twenty three
2ll in Flat "ii."shit La q CAY ~ufsry ,lndrun'
ming thence south four aud one halt linl
rods, thenco chst ninG ,ul rods. thence norm
two amt one half tsitl rods, thence ives iofl4
seven 80 feet, thence rorth Two a. fodi,
thence wet one hundred ana one and onr. nan
tlUl's foet TO the place ot beginning. Ais9
right OF way over one ~ rod east aud west by
twenty (20l rods north aud south ~ aud h.ons
ne west side Of taid ioti coinm0n WIN oihe,s
Interested m and entitled % tn use OF fshl
ot way over t1id land, situated In SAT- La,
Ciiy, IN salt Lake County, Utah Territory, nal
land viii be sold subject to lease now exist
INK on said land. .
THIS sale Will bo made ut the ono on NAh.
dell 4 Adams, Attorneys, % and 70 EaHt, tlfst
south street, salt Lake CITY, salt lhtc touhlF'
Titan Territory, on N alter september n W,
and bids In writing will 10 received addto,s'l
IN the uhdersigned care at said Wadhrl y
Adams, up 20 and including said ihr' mch
Toned date.
Tcfms ~ sale cash. ton per cont. 70 accom-
papy hli, hAlAnre mn curnrmntnn ~ SAFE
Dated August iOth. lsW
CELEsTIA 4. CiLLEIL
cunrdHn ~ the person and estate OF hol"''
Il. Gllioit, minor,
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A New Mining Company.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Bullionvillo Mining aud Reduction
company were filed today with the
county clerk. The capital stock Of the
corporation is $1,000, 200 divided into
100000 shares OF the par value Of ten
dollars each. he corporators are
William $. Godbe 100 sharoe, Thomas
Marshnl 100 shares, William y. Me-
COrniok 100 shares, Anthony II.
Godbo 100 shares, and Washington l..
Cook 100 shares.
The property OF the corporation l.
the "liighland Queen" mining claim,
situated in Liucoln County, Nevada,
and the "rremway" claim, also In the
same dltlrict.
The officers are W. s. godbe. presi-
dent; Thomas Marshall, vice.presldeui;
w. y. McNornick, treasurer, and An.
thony II. Godhe, secretary.
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WANTED.

A ROOM AND BoARD fN NJ
- iamiiy for Ia " and tisht veor ~ ArA
allIesl lmmeniately. I, y o.. tfis once I'M
- sLEsNANi OUNCE sfDp Tie-------
- tensNev used, fair commissis5 Il hA.
sierent. W. N.seccnd Sc, Annncsnoi. ~ n.
Try MR5 PRANK y. sTEpiuNs go
- grl for general Homework 4, o. Nu1D
iemly. Ca!l al ~ JOmmurcial Uite snal
thirteenth Hast street '"' OF III
A MAN TO tAkE AZ uFFICr All pg,,-'
-, reseht manutaciurtr. $50 prf w,
.tnall ,Apital required. Address. Vll' .tteAi
81 ..Anaiaeturcr. boN 70, West Acton, Ms,.. '"ian.
lDOO eiasr stocS. ps bssD n' OF Fiasr
sSht pounds or over Address 4. = ,N,asa
Enn Tons CLEAN srnNw- ,.g,-
,2.''I,0, 70 H. :. foung. Room soi Cssi,lt.
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SECOND EDITION.
T.s.sa,. Ausu., 30. ,soa.
LOCAL BREyITlES.
Angus, 30. ispa.

HoNr missionary meeting tomorrow
"wednesday at 1880 pm
Tur First warders and their friends
will 90 TO Garfield tomorrow.
orrtcru DAvrNroRr arrested a drunk
on rainier this afternoon named john
Matthews.
DEPUTY CRY REconDKR ELLSWORTH
re,urued from Brighton last night, where
lac has boon rusiicaiing for inc past TWO
weeks.
ooyrpvon THOMAS has appointed the
folloWinn es members OF the Board OF
Pharmacy. provided for by the act Of the
Legislative Assembly, approved March
no. isq2. Frank A. Dfuohl and Clarence
H. Mccoy OF Salt Lake county, - \.
Uurlbcrt q Weber county, u. q. Pynn oil
Utah county, W. a. Wade Of Sex Eluor
county.
ANuMnrn OF tho bankers who protested
against the alleged high valuation placed
on their property by CITY Assessor ahu
Collector Leonard were given hearing
before q special committee OF me Ky
Council In the Mayors oinco last night
The remaining banks Will submit thoir
statements In writing and under oath ~
the meeting tomorrow night
A uonsE attached TO n plumbers cN-
press wagon Tell down In a cunvutlve ny
on second South street between Main ana
West Temple streets, shortly before
O'Clock last evening. After the paroNytm
had passed of the animal refused to rot
up until a horseman who wa, present
shut oil "ns windm by pressing his hands
firmly over the noatrls which brought
the horse to It's feet Ia short order.
by proclamation Governor Thomas has
appoini cd the following delegates u rep
resent tho Territory of Utah NJ the Great
wep crn Interstate Wool Congress, TO no
held Ia tho city NJ Albuquerque, \, NJ On
September 10Th aud i7ih, lsl2; Charles
Crane OF Juab county. Professor J. w.
Sanborn Of Cache county MAJOR V. NJ. &.
silva and Hon. J. W. Msckey OF salt
Lake county, John 4. Rich of Box Elder
county, Hon. George Webb aud 4. u.
WINNER OF Utah county, Luther Tnltle
Of sanpcte county, PRirick Haley of
Weber county, ana Charles Andrews OF
Juab county.
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New YoRiS, Aug. 8O.--when the
United States wanhlp "kearsarge"
was about tu sail from this port, people
were given 10 understand that the old
vessel was bound for Honduras. In.
steld o. going there, however, she
went to Port.nu.Prince. A Wnshing'
ton Dispatch now says the vessel has
been ordered instead 10 proceed from
POft.au.Pfince to San Domingo and
thence 10 baqusyra, VeneEueln, So
for - the'navy department IL advised,
she T. 10 make this trip for the purpose
OF conveying Minister Durham ON his
usual semi occasional visit o. inspec.
ton to San Domingo. IL ia rumofod
thar, however, the present movement
Of Minister Durham 10 San Diego Ia 10
close negotiations i0r the purchase VI
5amana bny as n coaling station. The
President, II win be remembered, has
At his disposal s25, 900 for procuring
cualing stations, AMI II Ia thought not
unlikely that part Of this may be cx.
pended on SANTANA bay Hnd the 70.
malnder at Pearl haibor.
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Ogden Council Vacancies.

Councilman Elliott Of the Ogden
City Council offered resolution Mt q
meeting Of that body last night pro-
ylding that now anu hereafter all va
canci.s occurring Ia tho elective OH ccs
OF toe city shall be filled by appoint
mon, by tue mayor, by and with the
consent OF the Council. This resolution
was adopted and Mayor Turner nom'
mated W. w. Corey 10 MI the unex'
pired term VI the city treasurer. The
nomination was confined aud Mt.
Corey elected treasurer. The city
recorder was instructed TO turn over all
city monies now IN his possession TO
the treasurer when he shall have filed
his bonds.
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Latest Court News.

In the Third District Court this NJ.
ternoon the German national bank OF
Denver, Col, brought suit against q.
A. Ames TO recover s630.0i and In
tefest on "a pfomissory note.
X. II. ButleIworth has brought SUIT
against Steven falknor and Anna
Falkner. his wife, ct al, to recover
500 and Interest on n promissory mote.
Abstract Of Judgment has been hleu
In the Third District Court today In
the casc OF Otto Hudson VI. the Miller
aud Bennett Mining Co. The action
was tried before Justice Kroeger, who
found for the plaintiff for sS6S.9O aud
costs.
In the Third District Court today II.
A. Sorcnsen, Dane, now residing In
Salt Lake county, was admitted 10
citizenship by Judge Anderson.
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U. S. MARSHAL PARSONS
Requested by The President to TexOr
His Resignation.
WHO Will BE MS SUCCESSOR!
The Name 81 Territorial Auditor Pratt
Has Been Prominently Intro.
duced as a Candidate.
VINO Will De MS SUCCESSOR

The following scn,entious Telegram
was received late yesterday afternoon
by Marshal Paf-ons:
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cI.yeInnd wen PIen-ed =.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 30.-Ex.
President Cleveland writes Secretary
John w. Ofman Of the Democratic
Society Of Pennsylvania ns follows:
The Pennsylvania plan for the iorma-
ton Of Democratic societies through
out your State meet my hearty APP
pfovHl, aud It 10 hoped that friends
everywhere will adopt II and proceed
az once 10 form their local organiza.
tons. am satisfied that active co.
operation Ia the dissemination Of De-
moctatic principles can be more GER
tainly and speedily secured In this
way than IN any other that has been
suggested, and II will afford me plea.
sure 10 render you all the assistance
In my power In the prosecution
Of your work. | trust, In Pennrylva-
mia at least, thy resolutions Of the DEE
mOcTatio convention unanimously
passed, advising and enjolnlng the peo-
pie everywhere 10 enroll themselves In
primary Democratic societies, viii be
promptly ami generally Observed"
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AHe,. een,iomnn In Trouble.

LOGAEspoIlT, Ind, Aug. 3O.-At
over the alleged friendship OF the
Rev. Mr.. Ban anu Mn. Milton. 1hv
bitterness eliminated In shooting
last night, ia which John Clark, an
ex.maThRl, shot and killed Henry
suffers anu fatally Injured John Grant
and ChRs. weirwohn. These three
attacked Clark aud the shooting Ia said
10 have been done In seif-dcfense.
There IN Intense excitement among
the factions In the village and more
trouble Is feared.
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showmen Have n Brush with tho
Rcrlin Police.

BERLIN, Aug. 8O.-At Wolssotse In
the suburbs OF this clty,a serious riot
occurred last night. Among the mem-
hers Of n travelling show was woman,
whose son, yesterday, arrived from
Hamburg. Fearing TINT he would i'm.
port the cholera cOntagi0n, tho
police ordered the son and mother
TO return 70 Hamburg and
they refused, and after frantic resist
nuce were removed 10 the LnzAretio.
In the meantime the police ordered the
show TO DO closed. Tbs showmen re.
fused and showed fight. The crowd
sided with the showmon aud u free
fight followed. Tho police wers getting
the worst Of It when gen d'armcs Were
summoned.
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susrIcIoUs DISEASE.
The First Case nade Public In London
To-day.

LONDON, Aug. aO.-The first sus.
picious case Of disease la London
wus made public today. Ida
SamyoD, the lOur.yoar.olt daugh.
tor OF u Russian jew who arrived
here from Hamburg on Sgtur.
day, was admitted TO the Lon
don hospital on Sunday,sutiering with
symphonic OF Asiatic oholera. Inquiry
matte Mt the hospital today was met
with the statement that she shows no
Improvement. !ler parents have not
boen affected by the disease.
Extensive measures have boon taken
by the East End hospitals in the event
OF an extensive outbreak OF cholera in
London. Wards have been specially
set apart for the reception OF cholera
patients and the strictgst rules have
been formulated 10 keep both patients
aud their attendants isolated.
Tho sanitary authorities have
in no wise relaxed their
vigilance. Every day the lodg-
ing houses aro subjected 10 rigid in-
speetion, and II may truthiully be
said that they We're never IN better
sanitary condition. The inspection
will be kept up as long ~ there Ia any
danger OF cholera. As It IL well
known that over ripe fruit Ia a dan.
gerous scourse Of cholera, there IL
sharp watch kept to see that all fruit
Is In prime condition.
Today the health authorities made
descent upon COvent Garden market
and found many tons OF unsound fruit
exposed for sale. IL was all seized an d
condemned.
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
holders OF the North Point ConsolldAtsd
ltrigauon Company. that tho annual mertng
OF INC stockholders Of the said company vii
DC held At . O'Clock D. M, on Monday. M mn
DAY OF september next, At tho Cullen H0te
tAlt Lake City, TO elect y board OF Directors
i9f inc ensuing year, and 10 adopt plan for
we equitable distribution and aai0 Of no
waters ot the canal belonging 20 said CON.
pany, and 70 attend 10 such other business per.
tanning 70 the interests Of the company hs NAV
-, J. W. WHITEHEAD. JR,
Ntl hrcrNlkrV
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NTw York, Aug. 8O.-'The following
sporting paper yestcsday; Ted Prllch-
Ard, the English Champion, called nj
Sporting Lffs yesterday and issued a
challenge to nght Bob Fitzsimmons,
theAmericsn middlewoisht champion,
for slO0O side, and the largest purse
oilefud IN England or America for
the middleweight champion of the
world ut stone and pounds.
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was received late yesterday afternoon
by Marshal Pafrons:
wAufSaroN. D. c..
Aug. ooh, 1872.
To y. II. Parsons, u. :. Marshal, Salt
Ln@o oi'y' utah'
I nm requested by tho President to Az ~.
1S n,s NM ~ iIiah c,tor foiiowa ~
W. II. II. MILLER,
Attorney GUneral.
mi. ,,,,n.,ta, an not ,aL. MIR.
'"'' -.
fafsons nit0Roner ny eu'p'lH', W. vs.
several days past Inquiries had been
mad. of him, among aome Of his
t.t.,,,. Ga a. ,t,,. "a, ,b. s,ranytb of
V'' -.
certain f'Vnorb Whlch hau peon kO'"b
around, ~ TO whether there was any
probability OF his resignation, The
r.,haI oonI, o,Iv snsw.r' tb.s.
''''s -. -
queries ny eApfess'nN nus e"'i' e
mncc Of any such contingency, ana IL
was not until the telegram, of which the
,.,,,,n,, a a CON, ,.n.,h.d his hands
-, A.. -, a.,
yesterday afternoon lna' no nsi VII.
slightest knowledge Of the true state OF
affairs.
M.,.bsi pauona qualified for the
'a'''"' e,'Ou' q ' 's, ,eso
posi- OF marshal on July io'u' ioo',
aud has since discharged the duties Of
the office unInterruptedly. He was
A.. ,,.,.., .,.,,.....,,t.,tyao Of tn..
~" - ''' s'yU''
NEWS lh's inotn'hg, anu III answer "
questions, said he had not, 40 Tar, re-
ceivod any additional communication
from Warrington. he supposed, now.
ever, that the proml.od letter would
explain the reason for his resignation
being thus pefcmptorily demanded.
lie believes that there has boon IN
tluence brought TO bear against him, In
salt Lake, with tho department nj
Washington, and thinks that the
GfOeshock affair has very likely some
thing to No VITA II.
"Hayo you any idea, Mr.. Parsons"
asked the reporter, "who aro likely 10
become candidates for the marahai-
shiJ9"
''Not the slightest" replied he, APP
pnrontly quite Indifferent "a 10 the
whole affair.
"How long would II take you TO
stralghteu up. 40 ~ to be- ready for
your successor to step into your
placo?"
81 could be- ready In an hour, II
needs bu," responded the Mhnhal,
with a smile OF satisfaction. Every.
thing " quite In order"
Several nance were mentioned
today rs probable candidates for
the post, prominently those Of Col.
Page, secretary OF this Utah Commis.
sion, aud Mr.. Arthur Pratt, Territorial
auditor.
The iirstnamed gentleman was in.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 80.-rhe pro.
grnmme Of the dedicAtory ceremonies
Of the Worlds Fair have been com.
pleted rs follows: October l9.-Re.
ception " the President Of the United
States, Cabinet anu other guests, at
the auditorium.
Twentioth.-A "Gmnd" procession
Of the "Centuries" at the grounds.
Following this there will bospeeches,
military mauwuverr, etc.
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LoSD0N, Aug. B1.-A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph company
says the claim put forward by the Sui.
tan's troops, that they were victorious
In fighting with the AnchOris tribes.
men yesterday 10 entirely uniounded.
Instead OF the Sul,an's iorccs defeating
the rehcls,i apnoara that they were de.
ioSted with heavy losu. IL IN said now
that 25O OF the Sultan's troops fell into
the hands Of the trlbesmen and the
latter's loss WIS very small. Tho
troops are again leaving Tangier and
another battle Il expected.
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No More Immigrants from HAMBURG.

NEW York, Aug. 3O,--Ths Ham.
butB.Americen steamship Company
announces that after tomorrow no more
Immigrants will be taken from Ham.
burg tor New York, The last Of the
Immigrants viii sail tomorrow on The
"B0hemia."
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August sGth, NJ 8;i3 am, Of heart failure,
Grace. the daughter OF william and Grace
wignall. AGED o. yoara ton months and n days
Funeral services were held on sunday,
August 3sth. At ~ O'Clock, at toe residence OF
hor parents. Between seven aud eight hundred
people attended the exercises, a sufficient tcs.
tlmony to tho estimation In which she was
held by the community. Excellent addresses
were made on the occasion. Deceased was the
sister of Mrs. Elbrdge Tufts OF thu city. She
has many friends all over the Territory and was
known fof her kindnets and many excellent
qualltios -lCoM.l
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LINooLE, Neb., August s0.--The
Democratic convention met at IL
OF Pluttsmouth was chosen temporary
chairman. In HE speech he denounced
fusion mud declared In favor OF the
straight ticket.
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Citizens Indignant NJ tho Murder
Of n California Lawyer
aud Politician.
THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN
EUROPE.
A Riot in Berln.--fruit Dangerous.
"A Grand banquet for
IgAn.
ny telegram to tho NHwL
ncwIIiHrEg'S DEATH.
~ IL Supposed 10 be Due 10 Political
Autax onisni.

Autax onlsni.
FnEsNo, Calf, Aug. S0'-Closc IN.
quiry INTO the circumstances Attending
the death Of L.. Is. MoWhirter, the
lawyer and 'poiitican, who was mur.
dered In his yard early yesterday
morning II believed 70 disprove On.
tirely tue theory that the shooting was
done by burglars. The general con
clusion Ia that, unless McWhirter had
"A deadly private enemy, his death was
the result OF tho political animoeiiy
" hich he had ar0use0. Citizens have
contributes $4,000 o. aid for the
arrest aud conviction OF The nssassins.
The feeling II very high anu II the
assassirs are caught, It is possible nh
attempt viii be made TO lynch them.
A number Of persons who were Ia.
cautious enough 10 eSult McWhir.
ter'e death are being closely watched.
McWhirtet's life was insured for sou.
900, nearly AL IN his wiic'r favor he
was known TO express the belief some
time rgo, that some Of his political
enemies would cause his death; for
that reason he placed a heavy insur-
nnce upon his life.
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n m ar zru.

HitroM-pioi in the Twentieth Ward. Of
this city, at $50 am. this day, latter quite n
brief illnossl, Anna A. Hilton, wife Of Allen
Hilton and second dsushior OF tho late John
Lyon and his wife Joannette.
Deceased was born January 9th. is3o, at
kinarnick. scotland. anu omigalod TO tins
city with the family In 1853. she was ttuo
and devoted wife aud mother. and Of those
who had unbouuscd faith In the Gospel. she
has gene to her reward, leaving behind her n
husband and seven children. besides host Of
appreciatyo friends. Funeral notice here.
after.
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CHATASOouA, Aug. 3O.-Ono hun
dred armed men with Winchesters
nre guarding the Jail Mt Wise
Court House, Va, to see that
no attempt Ii made to release
Tolton Hall, the outlaw and murderer,
who IL 20 be executed on Friday. rhoy
have orders TO shoot Hall II an attempt
at rescue Is made.
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S,EALtO PROPOSALS ron TIM yrrc
- uon OF school House fur no ~,
school district Tooole, Tooeie Count, ny
territory, VIII pc opened at tho Tooeio t w
House, o'clock y. M, september gist ~
q, llAns can be seen AZ the oiiico OF y " ~.
~, ~. Anderson, 2i3 canyon nold. d6t'
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given at that place last night by the
American colony 10 Minister Egan on
tho occasion Of his departure for the
United States. He sails tomorrow for
a short visit home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-30
En,,rrsni. srIeLeu with Cholera.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. SO.-Four Russian
emigrants who were 10 sail from here
for America today have been stricken
with cholera. They have becn removed
~ n hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-30

RRIpaFNI, Wales, Aug. SO.-Water
II ilp0diLs some OF the galleries in
Park pit, the scene Of the disastrous
explosion of Friday last. This will
probably prevent the recovery OF the
bodies still In the mine.