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Wasa,ch Stake Conference.

The quarterly conferences u the
wasaich stake ofZIon convened In the
Stake house, Heber, O1t. % and 30,
1892.
Saturday 1880 a. m.-rhere were
present on the stsnd, Apostle Lyman,
President Hatch Rud oOunselore, mem.
bers OF tho High Council, Bithops OF
the various wards ana counsolors,
Patriarch Thomas Hicken aud othors.
In the afternoon we had the pleasure OF
having President Joseph Il. Taylor
and Elder Charles Wilcken Of Sal,
Lake City.
Conference was called 10 order by
President Hatch, who made few
remarks saying he had nothing to
report but peace aud prosperity IA this
stake.
Elder Joseph Lambert, n late mis-.
nlounry, made some good Remarks on
the studies anu obligations OF the
Suints, pIe.exihtence Oi our NJ iris uuu
the necessity Of living lives o. right
eousness.
Elder John Il. Moulton, late ml,.
HiOnaty also, occupied a few moments,
referring to tho difference that existed
among the children OF men. He con.
Hidered God was Just, ana the caure UI
the difference waa thu result OF our
selves either here or In cur prlmevni
state, In the manner We kept he com.
mandments Of our Father IN Heaven,
and obedience 10 known dutirs.
Apostle Lyman occupied the remain.
der OF the forenoon. lie dwelt On the
Importance OF being as energetic in our
lAbOra ut hone NJ when On mssionr,
Che keeping Of u brief history of our
travels ana tho events Of lie, the nee.
essity OF reviewing our actions 40 that
we might improve In the future, ami
said the course We pursue IN THIS u e.
viii determine our lifs In a world l.
come, just a. our actions before We
came here determined our position
here on this earth.
g.P. M.-After the usual exercises
Apostle Lyman gave some instructions
10 the Biahopa relative to making their
reports, aAd the various things he
wanted them to refer to. The variou
Bishops then reported the condition IT
their wards, which was very sAusiAc.
tory,
President Jos. IL. Taylor Occur TED
this remaiHer OF the afternoon In CIV,
ing some excellent instructions on tNg
necessity OF attending TO spiritual
duties, referring TO the negligence
that existed with some who attended
60 secular labOrs on the sabbath day
instead OF coming TO meeting and
concluded by saying that pnY man
that will exempt himself from sabbath
meetings, will dry mp IN his faith aud
become indehtreut towards the work o.
God. He exholted the Saints TO listen
TO the warning voice OF the servants Of
GOD, pay their tithes and offerings and
the spirit Ot God would ever abide viii
them,
a Priesthood meeting was held at 7;Sl
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rennsYlNania lonlerence.

The Pennsylvnnla srmi-annual O n.
ference convened at the p1vate resi-.
d. nee OF Bfolher Morgan keIchem,
Philippl, Barb ,ur county West
Virginia, October 2Sih and 29ih, being
held in the ,t,le Of West Virginia
Tor he easnn that there has been 10
Eli, r. travelling In Pennsylvania for
three " 4 ur years.
There were ave meetings held and
our Priesthood mouting,nt which there
were iiItton Elders present, and all Of
ihrm hnd tins privilege VI bearing
their testimony ~ ihe truthfuluess OF
the q spel. TIE frt principles OF tho
Gospel were rloktn upon in very
intelligent mhnher, unO wing that all
Of the Elders we're making rapid pro-
gtr,s. PRECEDENT Charles W. Staynets
frmsfks were very appropriate AMI
listened TO with much attention, and
there was good spirit throughout all
the meetings.
Tue reports handed In by the differ.
ent Elders shove the conference wus
iuA fiourishing condition ~ the follow.
ing slptistlca will show; Number OF
Elders In conference, ~; number OF
meetings held, 35i; number OF aptIsms,
10; number Of oliidrVn Olossed, 10.
At the Priesthood meeting, held al
the residence OF Brother ID. q. Carter,
the following business was anslcteds
The general authorities Of the Church
aud Charles W. Slnyner NJ PR si1ent
~ the Northwestern states mission;
Joseph II. Denlo as president anu
Jonn q. CritchlOw "a CLERK OF the
Penney wanna conference, we've sus-
laincd by the brethren present.
Elders VIM. j. Henderson, Brigham
Rlchs aud Myron :. Rlundy, late ar.
rivals from Ilon, Iinod tho Elders, Ia.
creasing the numuor 10 fourteen. The
Elders were then ass guod to their
fields OF labOr Nv followa: President
Joseph n. Denln, ID. II. jacob, A.
u. Miner amt Is. R'ckr, Wetzrl county,
W. Va, T.. o. address, l.ittluion.
Orsou Whitaker and VIM. j. Hend.
erson, tyler county, w. Va, +. o.
Muhdleh0uthr.
Oschr Robinson and Thomns Huus.
ion, Tucker county w. Va. T.. ..
Haunahsviilr.
II. ]. Mseh and NJ. y, Roundy,
Calhoun county, w. Va, 20. Grants.
Vile.
Heber g. Nectch sud John q
Cru elbow, Butler county, Penn.
President n. r. Thomas AMI Elder
Geo. W. Juhuson were houorabiy re-
leased ~ return horH.
joins q, CMTCHLOw,
tr'i NJ Conference.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
Special Announcement.

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
PERsoMAL AND POLITICAL.

THE assembly bill providing for par
tisan boards of three instead of non-par-
tisan boards of four inspectors in each
election district in New York City was
passed by the New York senate on the
10th without amendment by a party
vote. V nm
Col. H. X. MnwARD died at his homo
in Lexington, KY, on the 10th. He en-
tered the Federal army at the breaking
out of the war and set up the first Fed
eral camp on Kentucky soil.
f. C. SESSIONS, the Columbus (O.)
banker who recently died at Asheyille,
N. c.. provided in his will for the es-
tablishment of an academy OF art in
Columbus; real estate valued at $500, 900
is left for this purpose.
REswELL P. SMITH president Of the
Century Publishing Company, died at
his home in New York City ON the 10th.
He had been in i'll health for the past
three years.
THE democratic state conyention
which met at Indianapolis on the 91st
nominated the following candidates for
state offices: For governor, Claude Mat
thews; lieutenant governor, Mortimer
Nye; secretary of state, Capt w. X.
Myers; state treasurer, Albert Gall;
auditor, j. 0. Henderson; attorney gen.
eral, Green Smith; statistician, w. A..
Peele; superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Harvey d. Worries. The result OF
the convention is considered avictory
for ex-Gov. Isaac P. Gray, as the candi-
dates nominated are earnest advocates
of Gray's nomination for president.
CAPT. JAMES s. PETTIT, First United
States infantry, has been ordered to re-
relieve Lieutenant G. A. L. Totten as
professor of military science in Sheffield
Scientific school, Yale university.
Lieut.. Totten is ordered to join his bat
terry of the Fourth United States artil-
lery. The change goes into effect
August 1. atN
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
LATER.

EDWARD A. TRAsK, the notorious real
estate and bond swindler, was found
guilty at Chicago on the 2Sd Of issuing
fraudulent paper and his punishment
flxed at eighteen years in the peniten-
tiary. He has yet TO stand trial on six
other indictments alleging almost every
phase Of swindling on the calendar.
Trask has become notorious the world
over and his victims number thousands.
ADvIcEs from Tonquin are TO the e.
feet that the sloop Messgaries Fluvales,
used as a troop transport, has gone
down in the Clairhue river. Thirty
French soldiers and the captain were
drowned.
A CIRCULAR letter has been sent out
from St Louis by national executive
committee of colored citizens asking the
colored people Of the United States TO
have May 81 observed by them as day
Of general fasting and prayer. They
are asked to meet at the churches on
that day and pray for relief from pres
ent conditions, and for a lessening OF
the lynching Of negroes by whites that
are now so frequent. tt
THE president and executive commit
tee of the Farmers Alliance have issued
n circular calling for conference TO be
held at Birmingham, Ala, ON May for
the purpose Of ofmapping out theplans Of
the Alliance party for the coming polit
ical campaign.
CHARLES II. REED, who gained wide
notoriety as assistant counsel 10 George
Scoville, counsel for Guiteau President
Garfeld's assassin, died at Baltimore or
the 2Sd. He was 5s years Of age.
AT Washington, Ind, on the Esd
County Auditor Lavelle wasconvicted o.
incendiarism and his punishment fixed al
eight years in the penitentiary. Lavell'
was charged with burning the court
house and records TO cover defalcations
DISTRICT ATTORNEY EDwARD B. BrNG
HAM has disappeared from West Ches
ter, Pa, and all efforts TO find him hav'
proved of no avail. The only traces o.
him are lot Of protested checks lyiDf
at the Farmers National bank Of Wes
Chester.
THE senate spent the 23d IN further debate OF
the Chinese bill, without conclusion In th'
house the entire day was consumed In persona
explanations Mr.. Bailey, OF 1exas cited 70
cent article in the Washington Post which, h
said, reflected upon his action In demanding
quorum on the passage Of bills. This occupied
nearly one hour Another hour was consumed
4.
between Burlington and Hiehgate, VI, whicl
finally went over without action. The report o
the committee on printing 70 expunge certain
portions OF the former speech OF Mr. Walker
attacking Messrs Horr and Williams OF Massa
chusetts, was then called up and Mr.. Wake
] made personal statement, and without nctiol
on the resolptiop the house adjourned
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
DOM EsTIo.

The republican state convention
which met at Harrisburg, Pa, on the
eoth elected delegates-at-large to the
national convention ands nominated
Gen. William Lilly and Maj. Alex Mo
Dowen for congressman-atlarge. Hon.
John Dean was placed In nomination
for Judge Of the supreme court
Col. GEORGE GRAY, for many years
counsel for the Northern Pacific rail
road and one of the leading members OF
the New York bar, died at Orange, N.
J., recently aged 90 years
THE democrats of the Seventh Indi-
ana congressional district met on the
Goth and renominated Congressman By
mum by acclamation.
The New York assembly on the Goth
adopted by vote Of ayes 67, noes 5s,
the majority report OF the Maynard in
vestigation committee, which indorses
Judge Maynards action in the contested
election cases. The senate also adopted
the same report by party vote.
The demands Of the Chicago painters
for a minimum wage scale Of S21I cents
an hour, an advance Of five cents an
hour over last years rate, were granted
by the master painters association on
the 2lst and the strike has been declared
on.
A FATAL encounter took place on the
Goth near Henderson, KY, in which two
men were killed and others may die.
Bad blood existed between several
formers, which led TO q roadside fight
Joseph McCallister and John Rooney
were shot dead and a negro named Jim
Kipchler will die.
The exact number Of men imprisoned
by the Lytle colliery mine flooding, near
Minersville, Pa, has been ascertained
10 be twelve.
The new census shows that the alien
population Of New York City is 375, 900,
while that Of Kings county is 150, ,00O
In New York City there is one alien in
every five Of population. The total
population Of the state is 6,4S3,65i.
THE governor Of New York has called
an extra session of the legislature TO re-
district the state.
L. L. GAGE, owner Of 10000 acres OF
Texas lands and 100000 cattle, com
Initted suicide in the Grand Central
railway station at Chicago on the 21st
by taking poison. He had been pressed
for ready money recently and II is sup
posed became temporarily insane
through anxiety over business affairs.
~ the suit brought by Alexander
Stewart 10 break the will Of A. T..
Stewart and thus secure for himself
some Of the property, Judge Pryor, in
tho court of common pleas at New
York on the 2ist, ruled that there was
nothing togo 10 the jury on and di-
recHd averdict for the defendapts.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
FoREIoN.

TIE icy storms OF Easter caused inn
mense damage to the French vineyards.
The crop has been destroyed in many
parts of Burgundy and 1t is s.predicted
that rs per cent. of the grapes will be
lost in the Tours district The cognac
district has also suffered severely.
AN Ottawa (0nt.) dispatch says tho
customs returns for March show that
the revenue from Chinese during the
month amounted TO 5000, a decrease of
1901 as compared with the correspond
ing month Of 1891.
BY the burning of three-story tene-
ment in st. Petersburg on the 2ist nine
persons perished and fifteen others are
missing, several Of whom are also prob
ably dead. The stairways were narrow
and flames soon cut off all means Of es-
cape, leaving the unfortunate victims to
perish in the flames
JoHs H. HARrNUP, chief AZ tpngmer
Of the Birdtown observatory, HIrIken-
head, England, was instantly Lilled ON
the 21st by falling from the summit Of
the observatory.
The Jamaica wv. L) legislature has
increased the grant for the Chicago ex-
hibition from $4,000 TO $4,000.
THE French government has decided
TO prosecute the archbishop Of Avignon
and the bishops of Montpelier, Mines,
valence and Viviers because Of the re.
cent pastoral letter issued by them, in
which they set forth the duties Of Cath
Ollie electors at the municipal elections
which win be held on May 1. ~, u
PRoF. FRANZ LKITz,. known as the
Nestor Of German surgeons, Is dead al
the age of 81. ~ -l
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters
CONGRESSIONAL.

THE senate on the 18th passed the two court
bills laid over from the nth and spent most OF
the remainder OF the day in executive session
over the modus vivendi in Berlng sea and other
matters. .. The session OF the house was with
out interest or incident the entire day being de-
voted to the consideration OF the naval appro-
priation bill which was finally passed as itcame
from the committee with the exception OF the
dry dock at Algiers, La, which was strickeno out
on point Of order.
THE feature OF the open session Of the senate
on the 10Th was the spirited debate on the Ari-
Zona funding bill, which brought up the silver
question and resulted in yea and nay vote on
the question OF striking out the words ''gold
coin" and inserting the words "lawful money OF
the United States" In the interest bearing pro-
vision of the bill This amendment was carried
by % to a. In the executive session the
Bering sea modus vivendi was ratihed.....
The house passed o resolution to va
cate the order OF general 'leave TO print" 10
members who desired TO submit remarks on the
tarin and silver questions A resolution was
also adopted authorizing the civil service com
mittee TO investigate the alleged violation OF
the civil service law by certain oflcials in Bal
timore. The remainder OF the session was de-
voted TO consideration OF the contested election
case OF Moves vs. Rockwell, from the Twenty
eighth district OF New York.
MR. TELLER 4 snnti.administration free silver
speech in the senate ON the 10th created great
sensation. Mr., Teller's statement that IL the.
republican party continued TO adhere to the
single gold standard the four chief silver pro.
ducing states OF Colorado, Montana, Nevada
and Idaho would not hereafter be able to oct
In cooperation with the republican party
either In the senate or elsewhere, was not
concrrred in by Mr.. Sanders OF Montana An.
other striking incident OF the day was the an.
nouncement from Mr.. Sherman, chairman OF
ihe committee on foreign relations that he was
IN error in supposing that existing Chinese re-
,itriction laws expired by limitation on May o
next II had been discovered that they ran till
July 1894 .. The house devoted It's entire ses-
sion TO continuation OF the Noyes. Rockwell
contested election case The debate was en-
tirely without incident, the speeches being con-
fined 20 technical view OF the case
RESOLUTIONS were adopted in the senate on
the 2ist calling for information as TO the threat
ened determination OF the Alaska salmon can.
ming industry, and as TO the amount received
from the sale Of non-mincral lands in the west
A bill was passed reimbursing Nebraska s5O0,.
OOO expenses incurred in repelling the threat
ened Sioux Indian invasion OF lspOpl Mr. Dolph
called up the bill extending the Chinese exolu.
sion law ten years The entire day was spent
In its discussion and without final action the
senate adjourned. q. In the house the Noyes.
Rockwell contested election case was resumed.
'rhe attendance was small and but little inter
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-27
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