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PAID HER FRIEND
For Influence to Retain Her in nicc-The
Census Inquiry.

census Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2.-NTiss
Ida Creagan, at present clerk in the
census bureau, stated before the house
census committee to-day that she had
first been appointed for three months.
She had received $50 a month. For the
first two months she had paid to Miss
Conoyer, a relative of Chief Clerk
Childs, $12 80 a month OF her salary.
She had done SO because Miss Conover
said that she would endeavor to have
her retained. She (witness) had been
reappointed at the instance OF Senator
AIanderson and was not paying any per-
son any part of her salary now. No at
tempt had been made to get money
from her since her reappointment,
Miss Conover had returned the money
to her afterwards at. the instance OF MIR.
]. Jolly Jones, Assistant Secretary
Chandeliers private secretary and por-
sonal friend of Miss Conover.
George NJ. Miller and L W. Keech,
section chiefs in the census Office, made
statements in rebuttal OF the charges Of
undue familiarity with the women
clerks in the Office, made against them
yesterday, and denied the accusations
In toto. They said they had always
treated the women under them with re-
spect and their conduct toward them
had always been most exemplary, Ad-
iourned until tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
cnNpENsEp TELEGRAMs.

Commodore Q. F. Weeks, OF the
Brooklyn Canoe Club, was drowned
while attempting to shoot the dam OF
tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany, across the Delaware river at Lack
awana, Pa.
The worst storm that has occurred in
Houston county, Texas, since 1879, &C,
cured yesterday. Tho damage Will
amount 10 nearly S500,0OO.
The Rcd river is again rising and dam.
aye almost incalcnlable has already
been done. Many bridges have been
washed away. y
The high water in the vicinity Of
Murphysboro. Ills, has lett 1000 ialni-
lies with nothing TO keep want from the
door, ta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
NEWS FROM CHINA.
The Unprovokod Murder of Negro by
United Statos Marshal.

The Unprovolcd Murder of a Negro by q
United States Marshal.
SAN FRANcrsco, June 2.-The steam.
ship Rio do Janeiro arrived last night,
twenty-five days from Hong Kong.
Further accounts OF the shooting Of the
negro named Lemon by James A,
Frame, deputy marshal OF the United
States consulate in Shanghai, show that
1t was entirely unprovoked and cold
blooded murder. Lemon was sitting
in a tavern when Frame, without warn.
ing. walked up to him and shot him
through the heart. The men had no
disagreement and we're always friendly.
Frame is now in custody in the United
States Jail.
The North China Daily Nc,cs says: To
hasten the overthrow OF the Tajenshan
rebels, Admiral Shen will take four
men-of.war with him to the scene OF
action TO cooperate with the land forces.
Seventy rebels who were captured were
decapitated on the spot, but two leaders
will be conveyed to the capitol city,
where they will be sentenced to die q
lingering death.
At Sapporo, Japan, May 4, fire de.
stroyed 1000 buildings.
On May 8, 1000 tons OF the new sea-
sons tea were shipped from Kobe to
America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

DETRoI7, MICH, June 5.-The steam
ers Britain and Progress, both Of Clevs-
land, collided at the mouth Of the
Detroit river, between Grausy and
Fighting islands, at 1928 o'clock this
morning. Tho Progress sunk imme-
diately, but the Britain, which was
comparatively uninjured, returned To
this city. All the crew of the sunken
steamer were takon off safely, but there
were many narrow escapes.
The steamer Britain, owned by the
Menominee Transit Company, was
bound down with cargo OF ore, while
the Progress, owned by the schlesinger
syndicate, was bound up, loaded with
coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
WHAT'S IN THE ARR

West virginia Democrats Call on Senator
Hill Mt Washington.
Special Dipaich to he IatelltGsnee'.
WASHINGTON, D. g., June "A num-
Der OF West Virginia politicians were
hero to-day on their way home from
tbs Democratic convention of the
Second congressional district at Charles.
town. The party included Secretary
of State W. A. ohley, Of Fairmont,
Charles E. Wells, Of Glovers Gap,
Charles PAUL and Thomas Devanney,
of Fairmont, and A. a. ]. Gaskill, Of
Warrington. They called on Senator
Hill and had a pleasant talk with him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
HE DIED GAME.

An Injured Station AGENTS Last Message
Was for a Doctor Who Could Not Save
MARION, ONO, June 2.-ohris Corey,
aged thirty.two years, the station agent
and operator OF the Chicago & Erie
Railway Company at De Cliffe, was run
over by car yesterday. Both his legs
were severed and his body mutilated.
After being injured there was no one
10 send a message for help, and Corey
had trainman hold him up to the in
strument while he telegraphed for a
physician; also to headquarters. The
injured man died last night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
A SOCIAL SENSATION
That VIII Stir Up the TouSy Circles OF
ChIcaro in n Short Time.

That VIII Stir Up the TouSy Circles Of
Chicago in n Short Time.
CHICAGO, June "a morning paper
says. When the next Atlantic liner
reaches New York, an event will proba-
bly, happen that will convulse the
local 100 and send chill OF horror down
tho backbone of Chicueo's fashionable
world. 1t will almost certainly be
nothing less than the arrest by stony
hearted female treasury detectives Of
one Of the wealthiest OF Chicago's lead
ers for common, ordinary 400 grade
smuggling, In some way the treasury
officials here received reliable informa-
ton that a Chicago society leader had
bought in France and England some
$1,000 worth Of fine jewelry and laces
which she intended to smuegle into
Uncle Sans domains without paying
duty. So minute is the Information as
to where the property will be concealed
about the lady's person that the New
York inspectors, who have been fully
advised, knew precisely where to look
for it. The lady in question, though
rolling in wealth, dearly loves to save a
dollar and when her many acquaint-
ances here learn Of her discontinue
their condolences will most probably
be rendered with concealed JOY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
APAPAL EXHIBIT
viii No at tho Worlds Fatr-He Asks for
Spaoo mt Chicago.

viii No at tho Worlds Fatr-He Asks for
Space ut Chicago.
CHICAGO, June News of important
action wholly without precedent in the
history of the vatican was cabled to
Chicago to-day. Pope Leo XIII, in Or
der to testify his interest in the Column
bian Exposition, and his special respect
for the American people, has determined
to send an important exhibit from the
vatican. Such step was never before
taken in regard to worlds fair by the
papal authorities.
The cablegram making the announce
ment OF the intention OF the Holy
Father and authorizing the engagement
Of space for the exhibit was received
from Archbishop ireland by Hon. w.
]. Onahan. The text Of the message
was characteristic Of the sender. 1t is
as follows:
Pope exhibits. Engage space spec,
tally. IRELAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June AT o'clock
this morning an explosion OF chemicals
occurred in the mixing department Of
the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company,
at Creighton Station. The building
burned rapidly and within an hour the
entire plant was almost entirely de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 TO $4,000, with an insurance Of
$4,000. One thousand men will be
thrown out OF employment until the
works are rebuilt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
thin GRAVE DOUBT
THAT Blaine Would Accept the
Nomination If rendered
gTSl DAMPER ON The BOOMERS.
clsrkson Arrives In Minneapolis
and Raises Their Hopes.
EpEE WILL PLACE HARRISON

p.,o,e the couvcntion..clarksOn Says
the Nomination Will be Forced on
Blaine whether Ho Wants 1t or Not.
John c. New. tho Harrison Man.
orsr..He is Equally Confident That
the President Will Succeed Him.
selr..Thlngs Warming Up in tho
Convention City.
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and roadbed on the Grand Rapids and
Indiana road were washed out. The
first freight train from the north found
the track covered with driftwood: The
engineer reversed his lever and with
helper jumped. The engine went down
into the ditch and several cars followed.
Traffic stopped last night but the track
is being quickly repaired this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
rRIoHrFUL Loss OF LIFE
ny the Fire In tho silver Mine in DohemI,
Sixty BodIes Uncovered.

PRAGUE, June 2.t-The disastrous FIRE
in tho famous Birkenberg silver m inc
near Prizbram, Bohemia, has caused
mourning in hundreds Of families. The
accident is the most appalling one that
has ever occurred in the district. all
night long the work of searching for
the dead was continued. At an early
hour this morning sixty-seven bodies
had been brought to the surface. Some
OF them presented a most horrible ap.
pearance. One hundred and fifty men
are still missing and all hope Of their
being still alive has been abandoned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
TERR1RlE CYCLONE
In Tcxas-sevornI Houses Wrecked and
Many People Hurt.

III AG4hS-SeNpAhA ASAeSD "s'+"
Many People Hurt.
LOTT, TEXAS, June 9.-Yesterday
evening the vicinity OF Durango was
visited by terrible cyclone. W. Y.
McPherson's place was struck first and
wiped from the face Of the earth. The
places of Phillip Stevens, John strawn,
Lee Farmer, Tom Farmer, ]. H. Ander-
son and ]. P. Bolin were struck and ut
terly demolished, and Stevens, Strawn,
Mrs. Bolin, hor two children and Leo
Farmer hurt The next place, that OF j.
Groce, was swept from the face Of the
earth, but Groco and his family were se-
cure in storm house. The next place
in the path OF destruction was the house
of W, T. Weathers Mr.. Weathers,
wife and five children and John Reeves,
wife and baby, were all in the house.
Mr.. Weather. WHO and two children
we're killed, the other children being
dangerously hurt. Mr.. Reeves had his
leg broken and his collar bone broken.
Utter desolation prevails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
AN AWFUL STORM
Docs Great Damage Near Grand Rapids.
One Train Wrecked.

GRAND RArlDs, Ntou., June 9.-The
worst storm ever experienced in this
vicinity struck here last night. There
was a cloud burst at Belmont, three
miles north OF here, and for ten minutes
the water fell in solid sheet. 1t was
very disastrous to crops for miles
around and for three miles the track
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
AN UNIQUE ROBBERY
Was the Latest Case Of Holding
Up an Express Train.
OYER TWO HUNDRED SHOTS FIRED

And Not a Man on Either Side
The Engineer Compelled
to Do tho Robbcrs' Bidding-rhe
Passengers Attempt to Protect tho
Company's Propcrty--Brave Fight
of the wells.Fargo Messenger and
Guari.-Tho Highwaymen Escape
With the spoils.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

committee, notifying Gen. Clarksop
that ]. Manchester Haynes, the Maine
member Of the national committee, had
resigned. and that his place had been
filled by the election ofJoe 3. Manley,
ex-postmaster OF Augusta.
It'll repeatedly stated here that no
man lives who sustalns more confden-
tial relations with Blaine than joe Man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
WHAT WILL BLAINE DO?
There Is Big Money Bet That He
Will Accept.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR BETS

onered in washlngton..A Story That
olarlrson Has the sccretary's De-
clinailon in His Pocket to Read at
tho Proper Timc..why He Has Re-
maincd Silent Explalncd.-But One
Ballot will be Takcn, and 1t Will
be Either Blaine or Harrison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
1Avesrov FOR CHAIRMAN.

At meeting of tho subcommittee OF
the nationa! committee to-day various
gentlemen were discussed for the
Temporary Craftsmanship OF the con-
yention, but no selection will be made
until the meeting Of the full committee.
Ex.Congressman John N. LangstoN,
the colored orator Of Virginia, seems to
be- the most popular candidate, and is
being warmly pressed by j. sloat Fas-
sett, OF New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and ohio, considerably cooler, cloudy weather
and showers with probably local thundoE
storms; winds shifting to northwest, continued
cool aud cloudy weather Saturday, warmer
sunday.
IEMFERATrRE YESTERDAY,
AZ furnished by C. scIINEPR. druggist, corner
Mnrket aud Fourteenth StreotG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03
NO DISCRIMINATION.

IronwoskerI win Not Agree to Lower
Scale for Western Manufaoturers-Th
steel Scale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

inatvnru. uer snots barely penetrated the
Coghmuc's plating and vent 90 pieces ~
the Impact. Her turrtt rcyolyed BY hand
and The Chilian machine guns were su.
pcrior 10 Lur own. GRAD wfs not The man
10 surrender untl whipped. however, and
he promptly closed ON the Clchranc and
attempted to strike with The ram. Again
the inequality showed ITSELF Tor The Chi,.a1
vessel was provided with twin screws AMI
could turn Ia half tbc space required By
the lluascar Again and again unu iripi
thc ram, and soon the ships were within
So yatS J., sonnet acs gsttius rs close nH lll
or even 20 yar.lt, 40 the shortest range
the machine guns ami rifles were acalously
piled.
All ct this .imc Grau remained IN the
tower directing the ships movement with
the upper half oi his p,rson exposed to tha
rncmy's shots.
Al the crd % half on honr'1 firing shol
from Che CochWnc penetrated Che tower cf
the llunscar Hnd exploded inside. Gran
was literally blown 20 atoms. a leg W.s
the largest piece Of Dds body thnt' suuli De
found. His companion iu The tower,
lieutenant, was Killed., aud the uu.f.rly
handling that the vessel bad had tlua lar
IN the ight was no uu end. About this
time second shell penetrated thc tnIrt:
nnd klllcl uui wounded neatly all " the
guns crJvs, also Nouudlng Capt. C1GUnial,
the second iu command after Grlu iell. To
nditothom i fouune.0i The Peruvian Ship,
the Cnchtaue's cuusort, tho Iiuueu Encal.
ada, steamed up a. take D hand.
Hy this tlmu Unr Ci tlc two gums w thH
Hunscsra turrpt was d 4.h'.g aud the heit
puuncr ou board were ont ui che iiFi..
Lieut.. Rolcrimrz, whoc1mmiudci boo tue
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NOTICE OF SALE OF RtAl ESTATE.

NrufiCE Is nEnruY GlvrN, THAT rs
y pursuance NJ au order ui thc Probate
luuu nl Tho County or salt iahc, touuury Of
iHt i'aiirf M tst cstitcnf Nafy rAtcdircaici
tie undermined, the AimulsttaiuiH OF the tHit
estate, wil scil 10 pr.Nlto isuc, tN scaled bia.
uljert 10 confirmation ny s.d Probate Count
uu IlUfruHY Che atn cay ni May. l''i. 90 D.
urllrs m, 90 tls law ufh.f NJ Mghaids
No,lc. room 90 ~ Cougttuuon iluhainsi
q -luth Main strrrt, t4u lake tlly. ttAh, OIL
DC rsNi t'Hr. iaitfUit and estate ot Cue sfii
Nrty Pate al ihC 'Iun 81 her death, Huu All NE
operation ul low ur oihorvse, has. aggui,ed
other fHHu ur iF addition Go tHHt % tlu shli
Ngff lat' a. tnr time % h'r u,alh. % AMI 10
30 tl.ui ,crtiil personal property ana real GO
iais duonild aud bounded ns fillows. 90 wit.
Commencing 90 o. furH iu place nNty i've
tui vighty sright |undfrt'hs ODDS Iil r'lf
Fohth und tiN,u'u ", roy M.,i 20 npllh,0,
corner of COO northeast uHauer 70 ~ ii1n
tUrut, .H Is ..H|. Township iNu O.l. south NlH sr
1lv NIwesL tli Hlt uyfiliAr, lht luuritf
trc1re wrstio stlsc thuugsn amt uuy Bis
urlfrrs o.. west twelve ant my olsht lun.
drod.t. li 'ha'n. Wcnce .,uih w" an9
one h.li d,s'.e. GIL We, seven i a9H
Sishv,cisht and onc.hait t.ss'l drsfc,,.
COST stNln uud c,sht icuths as. ohAlrs ,
hence south srycn degrees .t 'a't
ono lll rlNn, thence tOuW seventy nino
degrees ',usI ,Ait Two Hud nine t.uihs 70 ~
thlius thence north seventy sour AMI on utlt
degrees tl'HfI raai Ihtnr ana iNftv'loulhH .AaI
CHAINS thence uurU uty three drff'c. i'a-I
uHrt SIS uuI Eve .HuUtfcdths .i A.iUnI tnHlus 3
thufr C east one llI chain 90 sect. m lno thence
uttth un section unU nine auG rtrh trriuH iHI
ruaIHai thence nur.h stNtY iutt ani one iuutth
lt.ttc. UI ave 10 tour ilt thirty live hundred
fha t.i cHaius thence ulfih 90 the place uf Doe.
EiuntugI .f4r and three hundrc INH ll.fl chains,
stasto 10 tnc county Of salt Lake aud lem
tori Ut ltAh.
Also iiNtysula .G,I head Of stock, sheep
aud .sl TONS Of hay.
Terms aud conditions Of talr Cash, ten Ier
cent ~ the VurcltHu mourv ~ be- puiu un the
/ day 81 sale. hliaucc ou confirmation 81 sale ~
| Probate Court Decd W cNprnlr % purchaser
JAtUBG. FAIF
THOMAS sHNtNWunu,
/ Administration 0t the Es.to of Mary Pate,
Deceased
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The People Of me Territory Of uah send
To iime. Z rccs. Defendants
NyoJ ARR ntREnY REQUIRED 40 ~.
pear iu lu action brought NFiinas you
hV lhD above named uiaiNlu, W N!c Cole.
luet Court uf lhr THIRD Juflral bn'fci
of tln Icrfitay ui Utah, ava Ia answer
ihc compliant nHd therein WIiliu ten dai
tpNelumVo Of tlH dav OF uciNrt' after the
spf,lro ui sou 0i thil sunmuua if Hresct
within thu county! NJ. 10 served uut Uf tliH
county, bus iu thiI disirici, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty Il yt"Ni IuNfiut.t NN
default uill be- tAtvr against you, according IN
th1 prayer OF taid complaint,
sad houun H brought iu have a derlco VI
this court aNsniUicly dissnlyinz th' bonds oi
ualrmouy psHtug between Nli1.f and hr
ieudart awarding i1 plaintiff tHc raru cdura.
Nuu and custody uf tNH minor 90 l1rtus BE- nu
Ut HaId Wau1HEy, aud grAniins ltt UusiH of ilIa
action, aud Fuen other ava protor ltlig. 1f shu
NAV be tuuilDd IN iu ihr premises auu.r
March ., lsll, defendant wiiiuiN aui without
cause deserted uud abandoned t.Uuiils ani
hgF ever sIurH continued tu HH desert au'
abandon hHr, without HrY huiI" Itni rau"u uf
ftf.nu mud aaaiust her Will wish nt roufcni
and tnat inr more than one yrlr ia.t rsfi dc
ttIlaui has tlnCl 60 provide lui Ilf.auu inc
common ntrrt sAttrH OF NE,
fnt you ArJ hereby notified that " 1uu fan "a
Huuuar ami answer thr satd compliant ua above
required, tae s.ii tlaiuiin VIII aInly 90 tht
Court Cor tho relief dtmtutrt therein
MlfnCH the Hon. charles p hHuu, Judfr
aud the seii OF The instinct Court ct 90,
Iuri Judicial lsirfi. iu aud igI iug Tenn.
wear of our Lord one ihouiari t'fli hundred
F'raI Gji' iiENRY @. MCCLELLAN. clorA.
Is Gao y, Looms, deputy.
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SUMMONS.
In The Distinct Court IN ari ior ih1 THIRD
judicial District Of liah, I'fillofI'
County Of salt Lake

Jennie Ganton. ria'nin'
wuuam Gantor, ncicndlnt
Tho People Of tho TERRITORY Of unh send
Greeting
70 william Gansou. ncfcndani
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
i rear boz az action ifnurht hfHln.' fuu W
the above named rlalatif in we u,stigt Court
o. the Third judicial ltsiFici o. NE lelu.ny
ut Uiah, ard 60 answer me complaint n.ci
ilsrcin vithin in dave tcxclusiyU of ihc day
of serticul after the aefvce on you of ihis
fauuouf-if served within ihia cnuniyi nr, u
fcrNcd out OF this cuunlt nul ~ NJ. district,
dass, or udfi.snt hy 4 fault viii Nu iaLon
againsi yor. according TO inc lruycI OF sad
Ii'e 1id action 3, brought 70 have decree
Of this court 90 solving the linnd- % inainmuny
csiHtinr lrtwrun ulain tf nup defendant,
granting g. plaintiff the eustuutt rtft luu cin
cation Of thl tHu minor cNuhf'ht ls'u' % ana
marriage, gt1 suuu nlimuny uu. ni aurh on de.
PENDANT property as she court uhy have .ltls
dirti0u nv Q auiudrtrg that rcttudaut D. sli
costs of suit. AND granting Iiaintd p.hcr
ami proper relief prayed on tho tiouuu ,hAl
Toe iuulu than two NUtia Htpti ltlsuiltt
has WiIfni, neglected On provide Tor pluhuu
tue common rccasssrlgs o. iIe' slh.uEn
aHuudartly' able 80 100, anl goo. driruilut
has treated plaintu with 'Nltcmr cruelty,
thereby osusils painph great menti DISTRESS
~" Npa Vo3 apr b6fei,y noticed that IL you a,i
tp apprar aud answer nc fail compliant uH
aho,rtcpuirri, Tho said plMnun Wy npp'y I"
the ruufi fct ttU lief ucmahicl therein.
ana ffg sol of ilr nfsftIcl Court ~ tuo rhirf
lsdirnl District. 90 and for 1Ne lcIutur 10
ttHh. fhIa llih dAv Of Manh. lu ODE lcat
81 our Lord one tn0ufand eight hundred aud
"'i''iati'' HENRY e.. McMltt NS., Cicrl.
lfv GRO -. LOOMS, Deputy iltth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
A eve Room COTTAGE.


"a u q story aud Hail tigh aud Cost,
lleht uundrcd nonau.
tCopytighi. lHg, By American Pres AtsOcih.
tinu.l
The accompanying perspective aud foor
plans rcpr goo .lofy ash half cott1gr
costing $50, which viii meet tic require.
mlpta u. mnny who wish O convenient
house of low cost
have kept In mind tho fact th0t q client
wanting house costing i8u would he
very likely TO build on % farm. in little
village or in the very out.s,rts Of % city.
lie has therefore little % do with tie
Injuries and ciugnncics Of thosp who acu
able go sU.rl u larger sum aud Who. ace
cordngly. are located wiurH there nfc gs
works water works, etc. luomittIng ihoe
convenience open hppiacet, weighted
sash, etc., have also been omitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

A something hoycrs ln tho pic.
And rlilcl DER tho Hai "a tfgc.
Aud rides upon tho winged clouds,
Yet hath no form the eye can sec;
Bal 10 the deeper, inward sight,
10 isa presence sweet rul iruc,
That liis the unlv,fue with Joy
And uakcl Che earth with impulse nowi
A romcihiug IN tho forest word.
It scarcely may De- named voice,
Yct fclicrci rtptivis hear It's rall,
Aud in their longing h-art rejoice
A subtitle whisper iu thc hrctse.
10 soft, q aeomr n spirits breath,
Yet leaf- huufhs grow trenulou1
with ccatnly at what 20 talthl
A samcihing rises with the morn.
Aud fingers With thc auu's.la.t ray,
Bling iHHiurs g, The silent night,
AMI ilstcr Co tho shining days
with jrtrniuf, half of Dill lnd rain,
D. swCus my heart, aud. wondering,
lax. What rfn % tei a bird
gta No mv window, ct prinf"
-Xtt.ia Cooke iu Nogtha Companion.