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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
aL4vEY Is TIE LUCKY MAN.
The New Justice for the Second Pre-.
ciuci A Brief sketch.

The appointment Of n Justice OF tho
irace Tor the Second precinct was not
made by tho County court until after
the NEWS went to press yesterday
StternOOn. Tho names Of the seven
candidates were given In our columns
yesterday and from thosB the court
finally selected Attorney w. J.
Harvey, whoss offices arc ia the Dooly
block.
The newly-ohoten justice came to
this city la June, 1858, from Denver,
where since the year 1851 he had been
engaged In tho practice Of law. From
Is7iuuul his removal to Denver no
had lived inPhilsdolphia, Pa. IL was
In the lattor place that ho lrst began
10 study law under well known firm
.fRttoTngys, aud m 1871 was admitted
10 the Supreme COuTg OF Pennsylvania,
where ha argued quite tow cases
during ls7l.2.S. In 1874 no had con.
siderable practice In the probate court
VI Philadelphia.
Upon frst coming TO Salt Lake, Mr.
Harvey did not directly pursue his
profession ~ an attorney but started an
abstract office, which was conducted
under The firm name Of Harvey,
NuG d Co., his own particular
work having been the eXami nation Of
titles, e,c. He severed bis connection
with the concern on May 9th, 1891,
uut did not take up law again until
November IN the following year,
Justice Harvey Is In his iOrty'fecond
year, aud was born at Wilmington,
Delaware. In national politics he IN a
Republican, but during the whole OF
tGe time lao has resided In Utah has
steadiaslly attached himself TO tho
Literal rarly. lie will enter upon his
now duties Rt once. His appointment
by the County court was a unanimous
one, aud-ustimatod upon thb receipts
Df the late Clarence W. Hali-the
ofiice IL worth between $1,000 anu $1,000
a IeAr'
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lauy with .tEHuUharI hp hs8 v.ti.rI
ilU mambrin of the county CluI. yuH
uII been ussured uy them that Day
county uouid ba ready %, amy Time g.
u 70 hg uu share 0I sUo rEr,utu Hl
tho M.dwInior Fair fMt. Adams
uHhr, Reported tuHt the rauuaFn
would give Geo transportation 20 com.
mIiiuus tl visit pvUy county wUirh
can be feachti by tbyIr io,ds iYr the
purpose OF tgbitg uU ihe matter Uf
making au exhibit ami taislug funds
if possible. 10 was decided 90 send
committees 90 every county On the
l,fritoty which c1u uo reached by mIi
aud 20 COMMUNICATES with Ut0miucu.
Cii'z us ns well as the UillC.nll VI other
UIuuil.s.
Tao ms,,er OF advertising Che fs.
SOURCES OF the Territory boy menna 1i %
pamphlet TO be- diflr.buiul ui the Fair
5000 IIH Guessed at tUmu luugtn. All "
tue Hsuilrmtu were ga favor Oi tho
pamphlet, but there was a difference
Of opinion 10 90 the form % should tobc
and ihr matter IL should contain, some
nf.uI.r tlLt advertisements HhDuId &c
incorporated Ia ihr work 10 duGy
pari UI Tho cEun"ry. This TrIplfition
mHt with opposition, Che argum at
being That the pamphlotshou.d contain
nothing Tut pure irlliug matter on
Utah nul hef g1saiuiI.IUs. No Conoiu'
sigu was reached on ihiH point.
The q. ccullys committee selected
the following gentlemen 10 visit the
CUuuiiCs named;
Sauprtc aud suv.ct-ur. H.J.Fsuai.
Utnn AMI Juab-Gg1r.e A.Snow aud
Il. "A. Grant
D-ys-D. g. Adams ami w. j..
Hubbard.
summit AMI Wnsa,gI-J. &. Conl.
liu uud j.. DHly.
To etc ], A.. a, Wall.
Box Elder anu Cache - Joshua h..
Guut unJ G.. b.. stanton.
NIch-Auull'a Ntbtkrg.
Glfiri '-Jnsfu w. Crosby.
hanr--E ID. WUullsy.
MlsAiusion-A, w. ivirB.
Wuyuu-CharluB Anderson aud O.
". sldngnam.
iDu-Huty Hayball.
Piuic-M. W, Mlutl .j.
lagvof-Jamcs W. truucmotc.
The c0mmitlooI Tor Willard, Uluian,
Moran, Gnui ard San Juan C0un.iv.
are 10 Dc selected 90 the next meeting
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BELINDA PRATT MussER.


Sister Bolinia Pa., Muulr. whose
sudden demise tho NEWS chf0niclUd
ycsioflay, was no ordinary woman.
She poltcssud domestic, social snu exc
cuiiye tfnits ofno common character.
Had 5ho become o student Of medicine
and surgery, 10 nature aud inclination
had partially fitted her, withou, doubt
sho would have reached an onylablo
position In the profession, for sho was
both brainy and bright.
Her mother, who survives her, had
five children whom aho was forced 10
rear aud educate almost alone because
Of tho perpetual absence VI hire. Mus-
sofia distinguiHhfd iuthCr, who's pub
lie dutios Kept him from homo Ia tho
missionary, pioneering anu c0lOuiza.
ton fUldr nim0st constantly.
MIS-. Muasur wac Hu intellectual wO.
man Of stately build, noble nion, and
o., Vugculy bearing, accomplished, oN.
omplsTy, iull Of faith, benevolent acts
ami good deodf, always "A HELPFUL
oyAugol 10 the needy OF all faiths,
whom Hhu would ever delight ~ en-.
courage aud tuccof. lt YVES che who
first suggested aud successfully H.
AuFuIRtsd tlho Pratt family reunions
IA memory and honor VI her illusiFilus
iHtntG who in 1857 scaled HE trrti.
m1uy with his blood, Hor pRlflui
mother, who hgs Tor years hu ugoTpd
Tor release from her tuilcrnEs, was her
great soliclludu. During 40 her
weary wAitilg her daughter Belinda
vas the aiiocliunEiu angel that lowered
suyu. her, ever rady 10 wuit ON LoI
hand aud foot
Slater Muassr was the mother Of ten
children, seven % whom turylvr her.
rnUtc ola enough 30 fully seufu their
iffrlhIablo l0sH afu pr.slfato with Rrlci
over nor sudden aud unexpected Exit
from THIS into o higher and hUli. z
sphere, 10 await thu dawn Oi tho
glorious tusurrc lion morn, A. do.
voted wife, mother and consistent
l,attaT.1ay saint she had few II any
superior, aud In uuighbofly qualities
she stfoye - excel Ia exlenuing anI
rcciprocating iayofs.
y was born la cabin on the east
side OF the OLD Fort, May sIh, lsiS,
making heta pioneer babe, one VI the
first whitei chi dren born IN Utuh.
A. the time OF her death she was A.
years, mouina aud days Old.
Thousands uu0n thousands Of dear
relatives ana friends, when they
lgarn Of her death, viii Join In tho eE-
claim, "Well done, good aud faithful
handinaideni peace be- 10 thy Ashea."
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs. Elizabeth -. Britt0u, who has
been highly respected resident Of tho
sixth ward OF this city since the early
days Of UtEh's settlement, was the
recipient " very pleasant surprise
party yesterday afternoon. All Of the
old.time lady residents Of tho wafi,
twenty-five or thirty In number, en-.
gagged IN tho affair, and had n
thoroughly enjoyable tlme. Tables
we're spread with an abundance o: the
buuutirs Of lie, prepared as can be
done only by experienced housewives,
aud the TepAst WAS parlnken VI with
hearty roiiah. Tho greater portion ot
the time was spent IN singing,
spoeches, music and reminiscent con-
ytlsbuUu. Sister Brltt0n wac seventy
four years old yesterday, ana the party
wan Ia honor VI her birthday.
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Mrs. Sualrord's Funeral.

Tho funeral OF Bishop sttatiord'f
mother, Eliza s,rattori, wac held Ia
the Fourth ward meeting house, Og'
den, ON Sunday afternoon. Tue
speakers were Elders WIN, Bulge, Z.
w. Penroso and r, D. Richards.
sIsiur s,ralori died Frlday morning
last December g. nitef short Illness.
She was born NJ Maiden, Essex, Eng
LAND, ON Oat0ber o, 1909. Ia June,
1882, fhe was married add was the
mOtuu- " ten children, four Of whom
died no infancy, She anu her mother
were ampng tho mt to embrace Nor,
monism M their native town, and
we're baptized Ia Apnl, 1861, by Elder
q. W. pruT0se. In company win
her husband AMI "a portion Of
tho family she LETT England for Uiah,
and when VI Florence, Nuh., waiting
for q company 60 tart on the overland
Journey, her husband died, On June
20, 1861, two days alter tnis sad event,
shu started across tho plains with hes
son and son-in.law aud three daugh'
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yoGsr, MASS, REP) OPPOSES,
,sd Gets the Laugh for his Insane
Bitterness.
THEN CAME DELEGATE RAwLISs.
~. Needless 60 Nay ne Was In Favor
.,a lint RIO spoLo weIi-nrnNe
aud Busy senate FTIends
TIE DEsEREr NEWS BUREAU,
40 Il Street, 5. Il.

40 Il Street, 5. l..
wAmtNGToS, ID. G., Dec. H.
Especial l-Utah's statehood bill was
ason up In committee OF the whole at
half past one. Tho reading Of the bill
occupied twenty minutes.
Kngore Of TsEAs, of the committee
on territories, took tho door
on behalf Of the bill, setting
forth the material, financial and In
duslrlAl resources Of Utah, also the
sc,on and duliverarcea Of the national
parties IN behalf Of statehood for Utah
he alfo discusses heqnesIion Of polyg-
amy;and the disposition Of tho Mormon
Church and people to abandon poly
gamy shown In the an,i.polygamy
rlaufe In the constitution Of 1857 andin
tis manifesto OF President Woodruff
lie argued against tho organic pro-
yhlous giving Federal suptrvision
over the state sovereignty or legislation
10 relation to polygamy or any other
question.
no occupied an hour, when Morse
Of Massachusetts commenced TRADE
sgainht MoTmouism.
His remarks were 40 biltcr and vlfu'
lent that half dozen or mote Repub-
lioans around him guyed MIN until lac
took his scat alter half an hours talk.
Rawlius took tls floor at $40.
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nomb.Ihremer,. mI.tory.

PARIS, Dec. l2.-While valiant wef
In America lao mixed with an anarch'
lot named Graillat, afterwards lyuchou
thefe. Valiant last week visited Ahbe
LemiTe who was among tho deputies
Injured by the explosion Of the Vail
laut bomb. Abbu Lsmlre too Vail
lanps name aud Rddretp, anu gave him
few francs. Valiant almost admits
that he drew lots with other n afchists
TO decide who should undertake the
murderous work. Ton anarchists were
with him IN the gallery. They are ~
custody. All have spent a portion OF
Their lives In England, showing that
the Anarchists are affiliated together
Anu will eventuRlly be found 10 be sub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
A cUmIous oprosIrIoN.
Hat senator Dubois speaks Up nTAys-
- foe utah's Admission.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-Dubois, Of
Idaho, anu Carey, VI Wyoming, were
In the House large portion ot the
timo yesterday AFTERNOON labOTlug
with tue mentors ON the Republican
side 10 get them to Withdraw tnnif
opposition to the admission bills ~ the
territories.
Dlngley, OF Malue, made eight
against Utah, aud II was with ann
that the western senators c0ntulIud.
The opposition which Diugley urged
was peCuiiar-thu theology OF the sup
posed dominant party In Utah.
Dubois uaid that he had iou the light
IN opposition 10 the Mormon Church
Ia former yesfs aud WIS perfectly
talishod to have Utah admitted. ~ the
people OF that territory hal adopted
conditions OF civilization IN regard 10
their religion entirely satisfactory 70
oil the people. Dubois aud Carey eS-
pecI all the territorial bills viii pass nj
this session.
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On TrlnI Tor smuggIinE ChIntsc.

PoR1LAND, Ogn., Dec. 1.-THE
trial VI James Latan, ox-collootor OF
customs, Thomas Jatdan, eN'capthin
Of inspectors Of customs, &. J. Mulhyi
cx.speciAl agent Of the treasury de-
pnrtment, Captain John Ross. lormer'
Isl, MASTER OF the .steamer Haytlan
Republic and others, to the number VI
twenty IN all, charged with conspiracy
TO smuggle Cinnamon into this ooun-
try, began here this morning. The
cas- Is attracting u great deal OF at.
lention, owing 10 thei prominence Of
the parties connected with II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

CUIrtUs. Dec. i2 lin response Go
r.m.uut % local union that in four
ghicsvp turstIrt uor.uuiun stage
worEcia were employ ct, tNp Feutm
don Of Labor. al i's session today, dO.
ciIei That during tlC.r siuy in Cnlca'n
i,o mgmugie VIII not oiicud those
thCatCt.
A motion 70 allow Governor Alleged
60 alIrrg the convention was ruled
out OF order aud David snbil, ucouo.
mist from san Ffauc.scc,waa called on
90 speak.
the Federation altO listened q an
address by Rev. ID. Thomas repre-.
Bsuiing a delegation 0f minister, 80
which he assured tho lolCGutct thc
clf ymen were in symUgihy with The
FcdtTAuou and 90 ntutimCuL
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Insurance Irregularities,

a director IN an eastern Ito inslg.
anco company arrived in this city 10.
Gently and commenced an investlgg'
ton into the accounts Of the frm'e
local agency which, It is claimed, re-
suited in the discovery Of a mammoth
bwiudle, tho iull particulars Of which
however, have not yet been made pub
lic. IL 10 further claimed thnt add IT,
uDnal discoveries OF au exceedingly
sensational character will soon b.
made and that the matter will DO ven
tilalod in the courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
TuE PROVO MILLS.
Directors Decide on improvements I'D
MldWlnier FAIR Exhibit.

The directors OF the Provo Manu-.
featuring company held their meeting
In this city today. The matter Of
making some improvements Mt the
mills preparatory for next seasons run
WAS di,cussed and the improvements
decided upon. These consist of putting
M a new boiler anu making various re-
pairs,
The subject OF making an exhibit NJ
the CanioruiA Mluwiuter Far was
considered, aud decided on favOrably.
The exhibit will consist VI cashmere,
aannels aud blRnketA.
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tate Ncws hut Soothing Indicating
MuCh change.

ViCrORA, b. g., Dec. -. - The
steamer Auws has aruvud mere ifom
Honolulu ami fcp1fis no change So
the Hawaiian situation. She Lott the
lBlluIs Dec Z.
The queen lal not been restored anu
there had been no trouble, From tue
last report there had tccn but two
thIugB significant! tho arueEnioniuis
lUll u musg meeting on November %
anu adopted rsliLuona iu effect gp'
IralinU TO CuugttHi over frrsi4cnt
Cleveland, Gresham, nud Bi1uui aud
iUut uaya preceding tue sailing Ut the
ATawA tue tfuUps ~ the provisional
government were busy fOftiiyiug aud
uaTuuadiuE tho government housu Or
castle, 90 II IL informally called. Noih'
Ing has been done looking " tue
los.ofAuOn Oi the queen.
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4 Great Hss,ius on Tower MN,
london.

LONDON, Dec. ~. - Thousands Of
unemployed met ~ Tower Hin aud
listened TO addresses by James keir
Hsfdiu, tho socialist mombvr Of pag-
Lament, Frank smith anu Others.
Hnrdlr said hr INTENDED 10 move the
adjournment Of lhe commons today 10
call the attention OF parliament 10 tue
condition Of the unemployed.
Upon concluding tuu sperch.mhk'
lux, The crowd marched TO hyuc PARK.
A number VI black aud rcd flags were
displayed. The police disprned the
crowd.
Hagiislatg made bis motion In tr3
homo.
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In tie case Of Lindmyyor Va the + 80
Lake Soap company thirty days addi.
tional time WAS allowed In which 20
nlo statement on motion for = new
ITill,
la tho case Of Sidney Tomney VI
Adelaide Hampton ot nj, documentary
evidence was introduced and the oout,
ordered decree entered quiuIiug title.
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Canvass of EIectlon Returns.

Territorial Secretary Richards and
Colonel Page yesterday evening, under
the direction Of the Utah Commission,
officially oauyasseI the returns ~ the
recent school election. The figures
announced nj that timu were found 10
be- correct ana certificates were &C..
cofdiugly mailed 10 the successful
candidates hisBiternOon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

wAsIuNuIUN, %. c. Dec. l2.-Thc
Pea cut bias nominated g.. Il. DAB
uey it,, Of Tennessee, 10 assistant sec
Rotary VI agriculture.
P0slmnstets--J, a, Jamia0n Jr., OF
Ukiah, Cal.
Bernard Wilkinson, North Yakima,
Washington,
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A JURY WILL DECIDE.
Tho South Cottonwood Threatening
Letter Case Again Goes over.

Tho hearing Of the charge against
NJ. W. Eomnsy, Of south Cottonwood,
Of sending threatening letter TO
Alvin GSoou, came W az 10 o'cl0c.
this morning before Csmmlsslousr
NJuDl. The prosecution h. IN the
hands o., Assistant County AtIorEcy
EiclBog Attorneys Wutrous and
Miller ihe defendant ~ represented by
Attorney Morse. Whom Inv case was
called The dUiolIaups council dc.
muftui 10 the complaint on 800 gtouuI
,haI % Jid not slate facts sutlioloul 10
constitute n public uneuse. After
hearing arguments on butn sides, the
commissioner UvufuulUd the demurrer.
rutfUupou Attorney Morsu demanded
"a Jury trial, aud this commifliOnor &C.
cJtdi1giy Issued a veuirr, fetuTHaulu
on rhuudhy morning next, until
which time tue hearing was again
postponed.
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hurricane ,n England.

LONDON, Dec. IA hurricane So
reported IN the fOutI OF England.
The Channel mail boat was unable 10
enter FolkrslOno hsrbor aud was
Obliged to proceed 10 Dover. A boat
IN plymouth hafb1r oap'izud anu four
muu.Oi.waTsmrn were drowned. Tho
gale Ia very severely frlt ia London.
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80 nIHroNsE
wentworth Appeal. in vain 60 ChicH.
uo'- Unemployed.

CWcNgD, Dec. ~ some days ns0
john Wr.wDrini % ctnHay hfmar
living near Baaviu, IN, IHHu.d 70 circu.
laf tsliinF uu the u.ur'uyud Duo
CniJlgp 90 meet him un Lake
front B.. daylight this m0rniugi
uily armed, 10 demand relief from the
city. IL was not known whgt Triult
tuU publication OF this document
wuuli have, aud "a q protautiou uJl
policemen wOE0 held in reserve all
night ~ Bugpfcsl any uli1ioaki hut
mono occurred. No Atm'l muu al-
prnr,d iu RESPONDS 10 WUs,wotlh's
tumm9ut.
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NEW YOmS, Dec. l2.-Ihe Meyer
mur1ertrial was continued today with
n cross examination OF d.. Gilletu OF
the Mutual Lie Insurance company.
He told Of the iuquest on Braudt'a
body and tho paying OF the expenses OF
witnesses 10 come ON sld testify
against Meyer.
Mis-. Mary Muller testified that she
heard Meyer anu his wife quarTsling a
few mouths after the alleged crime
was committed aud MIS-. Meyer asked
him II he hsd not poisoned some ono
ia Nsw York. Meyer made no reply,
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AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. l2,-Ihe event
Of thu day a. the exposition was The
address Of Vice President Stevenson lie
thanked the exposition management
Tor tho honor Of Invitation 10 the city
aud fair. Hospokc Ut the value Of thu
fair NJ an object lesson, not only To the
people Of tho state aud the houihi
but TO the world, as showing
what two decades hal done 10
repair the Tavages OF war and build ~
tho great INDUSTRY IN the south, lie
closed by suggesting the adyisability
Of the press calling attention 10 the
advantages Of the soil Gnd climate OF
tho south anu Of the desifaOilily 81
giving more attention " The ouitivs'
ton oil fo1I products IN that section.
IL " estimated that $4,000 persons were
on the ground.
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Rows, Dee. ~. Tue American
bankers, Matquay, Holkur a 90, Who
iaiird yesterday, nave mlIc f. ulhlc'
ment showing that the assri' nfo over
"a million and a quarter iifc aO1vr the
liabilities. 10 b. stated that thu cgod'
ilOTs will lofu nothing.
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WAsnNGroS, Dec. l2,-rhe House
committee on foreign affairs have de.
cldsd 10 report iavOtAbly the Hit
resolution calling Tor the correspond
encs on Hawaiian Affairs. IL was
amended to include MI tbs correspond.
eneo during the Harrison adminiatra'
lion.
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A snI. LnA.r snea In chlengo.

CHICAGO, Dee. l2.-Fra'er and
Chalmers, engineering machinery
have begun an attachment suit against
l.. q. Trent Of Salt Lake CITY, Tor
s4l,0sO.
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THE ARoLAnoNF MYSTERY.
The Trial OF Noged Murder case
Commenced.


EDnBuRdH, Dec. 1.-the trial Of
A, J. MOusOu, ule tutor Of w. ID. q.
HambrOugh, on the charge OF murder
lug bis pupil, 10 secure the Insurance
on mis- life 10 large amount, one com
Iany alOns having policies ON the
young mans lite TO the amount Of
100000, began here today. IL Is
alleged that MOusOn had his pupil
entirely under his influence aud could
induce him TO do anything he saw Ut.
This case IL a nIiuG ont. The b0iy Of
the lieutenant was found In wood
near Ardlamont House, last August
with "A bullet IN the head. IL has been
known hs the AriltmOnt mystery.
The court room today was almost filled
with newspaper correspondents anu
artists for tns newspapers. The prs
unef plead not guilty and the court
proceeded 10 ompauel Jury.
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ROME, Doc l2.-Iu8 p0po'B on.
cyu.ica, on Bible siu-i holds That thu
Bible "a pirtd in whole rui IA dee
uil aud Tint " 81 seem iu certain
uUiHHtO Doc out ui accord with science
,lis T. either Que 10 tEI iuierpleta1i o.,
or tuu science l8 mistaken.
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WAsuiNurON, Dec. 1.-The Prcsl'
uout nominated tue ioilOSlng registers
OF land illcuf;
Henry d. Ross, Prescott, Arlz.;
Andrew +. Snvlling,at North Yakima,
Wash,
Receivers Of public money!
Edward Il. Monk At Tucson, Aria
Henry w. Mellon, Indiana % be
commissioner " the district OF Alaska
and 10 reside Ia Juneau CITY,
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AisRON, Ohio, Dec. l2.-the Akron
Iron company has gone into tho hands
Of a receiver, o. o fcful, Of tho iall-
ute Of Aultman a Co., VI Cauton,Wilh
whom the ffm was Intimately CO. q
uocltd. The liabilities are half mil
Ion, aa.eLa, tllO,uUl.
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CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-The work Of
soounug jury TO try Assassin Prem
defgnet was continued today IL IL ez.
pecied the work will NOS DO completed
before tomorrow night,
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SAvANNAH, Ca, Dec. l2.-Ihe
NauIutl Farmers Congress began
Ito thirteenth annual session here NJ
noon with u small number Of delegates
present,
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,9-f. sho aulvrd ln sal. Like CITY
on September % of ,ha, wear. nni
uurug'hu pas, tbluy.oGe years hnd
m'ir her home with her son, Blsbop
Edwin 5,munrI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec, l2.-The Coughllu
trial WINS resumed this morning with
James f.. Baldred, chairman Of the
CIonin COMMITTEES, on the stand. lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

WAsuiNGroN, Dec. 1.-THE ways
and means committee today Increased
the duty on malt from 20 to 80 per
cent. The duty on cut diamonds was
reduced from 10 per cent 10 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
He Joins the Circle.

Henry Perini, a Swiss, now residing
In Salt Lake, was this morning ad.
mitted 10 oil.zensbip by Judge Han,.
His supporters were Justice OF tnc
Peace Harvey and o. ). Mclean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

eidizei los patrons who have bcen
generally regarded as apostles Of lcss
militant dgClflues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

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wltuusspa were also cSJmiuuj,