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We Only Know She Sailed Awoy.

The disappearance Of tho great White
Star twin screw freight steamer Narouic
will probably remain as tho ocean mys.
tory Of 1893, She is ut last given up On.
tiroly, and tho insurance companies are
paying their policies on her cargo. Not
in years has a large ocean steamer
dropped from human knowledge like
that-neyer before a steamer 80 powerful
and perfectly fitted TO endure all wealth
ers, as was supposed. The Naronic was
one Of the strongest steamers ever built
She was OF steel, with three decks. aud
two engines working independently, 80
that II ono was disabled tho other could
alone bring her into port. Passenger
stcamers are not no stanch In build ns
tho Naronic was. for she was constructed
especially 60 bear a great weight Of
freight, and 1t was not necessary TO sac.
rifco any considerations Of safety 10
speed. She was fitted for the live stock
trade especially and carried / 900 head Of
cattle, These She took across the water
TO England, returning with load Of
1900 tons Of freight,
At the time sho disappeared shc was
on her way 90 this side with 20 mon on
board. She could easily havo held five
such vessels as those In which Columbus
and his men crossed the ocean, yet this
mighty ship has disappeared as utterly
as If she had been phantom ship exist
ing only IN imagination II IS not likely
now that any trace Of her win ever DO
found beyond the two liieboats floating
bottom upward, telling in that simple
fact story seldom equaled IN tragedy
and pathos, Did the Naronic strike an
iceberg and go DOWN Did she founder
IN tho heavy waves? Did she come in
collision wi;hanother vessel, and did both
sink with AL ON boardy When shall we
known
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About forty men are now nj wofk
on the Southern Pacific ehopp. Coray
Brothers are in charge aud viii push
tho work to completion.
DEPUTY Marshal BAllantyne re-
turned this morning from Park valley
where he served restraining otleI
granted by the Fourth district court
against Adam Larson, Carter, Joseph
burton, u. McCuin, William McCuln,
Abraham Rose, Andrew Hose an.
Henry Rose. Jerry Becker II plain Ut
In the case, which will be heard IN ihe
district court on Friday.
Cyrus Rawson, II. T.. Green, Jes'c
Bowes ct nj have CONNIE nceh SUIT ~
the Fourth district court hgalnsl
Jhomaa Reed for the payment OF
sII2,ls alleged to DO due plaintiffs on
nssrssment Of stock. Tho defendant u
granted ten days 10 which TO plead.
FL. Moody, the young man arrest
ed Mt the Hot Springs ON sunday,
charged with fobbing the bath rooms,
was yesterday araigned before Com,
missioner Ternee. Fined $40 and
costs.
officer Sllvey has been appointed
sergeant by Marshal Davenport 10 MI
the place made vacant by the discharge
OF Learn.
william Taylor. nm aged veteran,
died yesterday In this city IN his sO'h
year.
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FROM PAYsON.
A New.y Budeei.-Read the Wrong
Love Letter.-Ci,y improvements.

,.-...,,,...,,,... nrsrprr Sews
''''''''''"'''' ,so, M. .,
fAfsON, July 10, loV''
Iesiuehco o' Nns'''' .',',taa
First ward, ID last nearing ooinp'''''"'
Mr.. James shulsr ia building n large
1,... IT., to-,
resiuonoo on "i"'" '"''"
Mrs. George Fairbanks, me- Miss
Annie wofsencroit, gave bidh TO u
VIZ on ounuy ..Yh'
o"''" ~'' uo"s
The now street sprinkler has At last
arrived and IL n daisy. MIR. Dawn
Wilson has been given the contract TO
sprinkle the streets and for the remain
Ger Of the season tho busiaers portion
Of our city will be free from dust.
st.,.. NJ. rtov.,d who has t,en
,,., y 80 ,,,.na. M pnrr.
III. V.IIsx s",,,,n.I No pavs,n
s .s. .n,,s
v"
Sisters Ann Pickering anu Ann
NebeksT, VIM. N. Pickering ana
family aud Ammon Nebeker, spent
isw day, OF last week at Manli, per-
forming work In the Temple. Inoy
were Joined there by George Nehcker,
who came from his hume al hlpgs
Meadows, Sewer county, on the taine
'"''''oD'
Tho Payson Globe has changed man
agement, the former editor anu man
agef, Z. IL. Goddard being supplantou
by Mr. =. Nj. Jackson. MI. Goddafd mas
NM M. . S,ancs ~ tss paysop
.s,ahlIshmsn,
Al the close OF an entertainment
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PROVO.
School Bonding.

A srccial session Of the u arI %
EJucaiion was held lagi uiEht 10 G. u'
III Ter matters 10 coInccu "a WI D.
bonding the district for 3loiuUU. ll
was decided 10 hold meotings, clue
tlonai IN their nature on the hondinF
question, Mt the Web,tcr Franklin,
fimpan0gos aud Parker school houses
on Friday evening July 2lst, mem
her Of tho Board " Education 10 De
prssent at each meeting. PuOlc ser
lment appears to be against b NUNS
ihe opinion being that tbs Community
Ia already bondcd too heavily. ~ o.
deemed pottible by the honri the' 'r
a more ia rough undeis dug Of o
situation, the sentiment may ch"uX,.
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NEWS bureau At lSsiwashington Ave.,where
arrangements for subscription or huNeiu'"h
can 90 made -
The Nrws IL delivered by carrier or post And
10 on saio ~ the depot. on all uains ana ~
All bookstores.
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Stapdard Cbureb Worka


pseh OF Mormon. Al sccouni Of ~
Anoisnt inAabalAas Of ths American oous-
neai, vritisa ~ NE hand u hurm1n upa.
p,atss takcn tum no plalea Of Hsp,I, fpunt
near Manchester. oniario Co, Sos Tofh. aDt
Translated W us Prophet Joseph Hmiih, IT,
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ruii nota tanhii, lisoi Pun Losulor, oubd-.ed
uEi raj ci0m, embossed tioo
1sss Of Mormon. (targo Faut) M1roosa
Kfira oat, MAJ I.e.ihsr. cut, taoo. LaaiAsr,
81 Cio,h ALA
postrine aud Covenants Of ne Church 81
Jesus unst Of Latter dag Saints, containing
NJ hsroAuoHs given " Joseph smith, &C., ~
rruphei, Tor ths baiidina up Of Ne Klngion- nj
God Ia ne Last days. onL tlisi Pull nooA,
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
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la Eject rs, 5tr. 1919


frAvra SALT LANE
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hil p0ints kn1t. ....... .......-. Z % pm
No. t-f0r Provo, ityH0n, Eureka amt
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No. t-ior hinFham, Provo, Manu,
ana HalinA ..s..I .......... .....N ii1 am.
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No. l-fOr ogden and tho Noat ....a.. 10 20 AIN
~ TVS SAW Jaws
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and TIE Ealt................... II 80 %. m.
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aud siivc City ................. 10 100 AN.
10 h-Trom bingham, l1ovo. Manu,
and Na|lnn ....s.a....s .t......s... nilpsni.
No f-Irnm Ogden and tho Wrtt....... 3l an.
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only luo running through Pullman Palace
huuuic Drawing Room -lccpcrs % Denver VIA
Crane Junction AMI 10 Kansas city and lhicl'
20 VIA colorado points md only line running
Pullman elrvHtFa SAT- lave o. san Francisco. .
Noehangos close connections. Safety speed
and comfort
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- me,.,rr neeora. sulrs

SsSa meetiEz RECORD. SURE, si-,I'
puifes, ii,1b. aqurvs, "a ia
saints ana sinners. ~ PM. Robinson, 7so
The FAN Of she Great Hcpubiie. ~ an
Horny staniiih coyordae, iac,
mRrtyrdom OF Joseph standing. ~
John Nicholson, sc.
Items on PrienthOOd. ~ Prsldeni JosR
Taylor i0o.
Tho Booh OF Jsshor, olo'H OrL eiG
Leather CIT '5.I5
Temples. pofcgiplvs and historical sketches a
anriont and modern sacred edncss. Win an
appendix, giyiua an account Of ma laying Of
he eArstono Of DC Rait lake city Temple.
Aprlla ire2 Paper, Toe.
Dictionary OF sue nooh OF HIoFHssE,
Closh, t.1s, ont ass.
Hiatory Of ths normOnA, e,
milsnni1i SCAR, bach volumes Is.Oo sAsA
ssaspAai Of DtsesursDss lssA 'Oluasa O,lD
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f91afe UNION
PACIFIC
D SYSTEM.
1HE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective July -. Is-D3,
Trains Arrrs ami bpai % sat Llt,
Gu DIiB. ui f0}otrii

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Gu DItB. oi fo}oris
AuulyE
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iIom Butte. Portland. San IRAN.
cisco. cache valley and uFion..i0 90 IN
from Gil Eastern points. Park tiy
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ffom Cache Na.iey and Ogdcn....-.. Z 10 y m
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from 'ulford. Junh. Ncphi, Provo.
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DEPART.
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Dor Bottle. Portland, sen Francisco
aud Cache Val ey...............io O. a m
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points andail points Easi......... o % . m
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For Provo aud intermediate
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fpniiy, sunifys excepted
Grains south Of jual only run o times
wceE leaving Juab Monday. "wednesday and
iuday. leaving frisco Tuesday. Thurday aHd
saturday.
city Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.
EEuRLEY, Gcni $40. rassrr. Dept
o. DICKINSON. General Manager.
Ill LoMAN, @. T.. a 4. AGENT
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SAD BIZ tmvgIffa
20 be- among Gao
hsrf5nrt o. 90
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rented By DaIlna
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
RAUM MUST SOON GO.

Judge LOehren of Minnesota May Succeed
to- the Place.
The perplexing question OF selecting a
suitable man to fll the position OF com
missioner al pensions has been settled
and the nomination be will sent to the
senate within forty.elght hours. in the
event that a session is held tomorrow or
next day. Senator Palmer OF Illinois is
authority for this bit of information. He
Is chairman OF the pensions committee OF
the senate and az such has taken a great
interest in the commissionership. This
morning the senator ca led on the presi-
dent and just alter leaving him made tho
statement that Gen. Raum's successor
had been selected and that the name Of
the lucky man would 90 to the senate
within forty-sight hours. Further
than this Senator Palmer would
not say but lie intimated that
the appointee would DO from
the North. From this hint IL is believed
TIA at there Is a good foundation for the re-
port that Judge William Lochren of
Minneapolis had been selected. Ad-
ditional importance is given the rumor by
the fact that Judge Lochren called at the
white house this morning in company
with Michael Doran, member OF the ma
tional democratic committee from Mime
sofa. Judge Lochren has been in Wash
ington several days and it Ia said was sent
for. He is very popular in Minnesota and
was Endorsed for the place by the Mime
sofa legislature. a republican body. by a
unanimous vote. He il one OF the most
popular judges in Minnesota and has been
on the bench for the past twelve years.
He was appointed first by a republican
governor and was afterwards twice elected
in strong republican district. having no
opposition.
His record in the war is as good os his
later record as jurist for he was in that
terrible charge at Gettysburg when OF 262
Minnesota men who rusncd against two
brigades, 2l5 were killed and wounded.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
The PRAYER OF DEDICATION.
Praises for the Blessings of tho Almighty
for All Men.

Praises for the Blessings OF tho Almighty
for All Men.
The prayer of dedication of the temple
this morning thanked God for raising up
OF the prophet Joseph Smith; for the
book OF Mormon; for the organization of
the church and for the two temples here
toiore built; for Brigham Young and John
Taylor, and the present of tho church |;
blesses God tor the completion OF the tenn
pie, and prays that whoever enters there
may feel holy influences. 1t offers the
temple to the Lord as whole and in all
its separate parts; asks q blessing upon
all who administer therein, aud who have
labOred thereon. Praises God for bless
ngs enjoyed invokes blessings on all in
authority In the church and the
several grades of officials. seven by names
and on saints in the home OF the youth OF
Zion, on Sunday-schools and other organ
carnations, relief societies. etc, and prays
for new avenues whereby the needy may
obtain livelihood by honest industry. Ii
asks lovely kindness for the Lord toward
stricken people OF the house OF judah. IL
asks God TO remember the dwlndling In
dams and that thew may be made "a white
and delightsome race" Ii thanks God
for this government and asks blessings on
Our hearts are flied with gratitude TO Thee
for Thy kindness TO us in softening the hearts
OF our fellow-citiEens and people of the nation
toward us; that which Thou hast done has besn
marvellous IN our race. We thank Thee that
Thou didst move upon the heart OF the presi-
dent OF our nation to issue a general amnesty.
Thou has removed prejudice and mlsunder-
standing from the minds Of many people con-
cerning US and our purpose. aud that Thou art
disposed TO treat us as fellow.oitiZens and not
as enemies
1t prays for the kings and princes of the
earth and all who are degraded and
crushed IL asks that the people may
avoid bitterness Of party strife and repent
of sins in this direction it asks that the
people may be helped in trouble and af-
Fiction when they turn affairs toward
this house, and wanderers be brought
home in remembering IT, II prays Tor
higher faith. and closes blessing God for
great goodness.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

in a body. They were jerome llerll OF
Peru, who wants the Havana consulate (;
Editor jennings of the Salem D,mocrdf.
who would like togo 20 Hamburg or some
other place ia Germany, DR.. Chitwood ct
Connersvile for Berlin or some otnor
place equally az good Con Cunningham
OF Charlottesville for Belfast. Dick John
son OF Johnson county for Canadian or
South American port. and last but
not least that rsng statesman
from the kanknkee regions, George
u. Glazebrook OF Starke county, who
thinks Buenos AYres about place sulta'
Bile for his talents. Mr lleril was intro
duced first. The president remember
meeting him and told him frankly that
no change would DO made at Havana for
the present lie told him he could have
something equally as good. Congressman
Mastin was also present to urge hia 40.
pointment and the president requested
Mr.. Martin 10 leave list Of six places that
Herif would accept. which was promptly
done. and lleTil = friends ieel confident
that his name will be sent To the senate
this week. Ii may be sent tomorrow
Senator Voorhees, SAYS there Is no doubt
OF llertl 3 appointment.
Rfhe president catechised Cunningham
about his business and nativity. Con said
he was born forty miles from Belfast.
suppose that find another good dom
ocrat for the place. what will you take
them" asked tho president.
TAKE the next best thing" replied Con
with n profound bow, then gave way to
Glazebrook. who bowed too-not quite
so low, however, as Con. Many
good democrats want the same
place" said tho president. Yes,
MIR. President" replied Glazehrook.
and said no more Jennings simply shook
hands with the president, remsrking that
he was happy TO meet him. Johnson and
Chilwood had met the president before.
The net result OF this interview Is that
Herlf will DO appointed 10 an office worth
about -, 600.
\. +. Manning OF the Marion county
clerks Office arrived to day with an APP.
plication for the Liherian mission which
is now held by Prof. Mccoy OF Indianapo-
lie. Manning is an original colonial demo
GRAFT
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
NUPTlALS AND TRAGEDY.
a Young Bride Dead aud Her Father
Dying -LynchinR Expected.

MoRGANriELp. Ky. April 5.--Thors was
highly sensational affair IN this county laat
night and this morning. Miss Abbie oliver of
Sturgis, Union county. the beautiful young
doughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tay.
months ago. Henry Delaney young
drug clerk OF stursis. was charged with caus.
ing her downfall. lie denied II AID both
parties sought legal advice, but no proceedings
we're had in court Last night about
. o'sock the mother OF tho girl on.
tered pelaneys place OF business IN
StuFgis, and at the point OF her pistol forced
him 10 accompany her to a carriage, In which
her husband and daughter were seated The
four drove to Morgan6eid. a distance OF az
teen miles, and at 3 o'clock license was
secured and the couple married. The
party started for home but when 81 Teerhim,
about three miles from Morganield. four armed
men on horseback surrounded the carriage aud
began shooting. After the frat sho, Delaney
jumped out OF the vehicle aud ran 10 the at-
lacking party, who supposed 20 be his
friends, aud the firing continued. Miss
oliver was shot through the head aud
her father in the face aud right arm. Mrs.
Oliver alone escaped withouta wound. She
ran the team at iu! speed for a mile down the
road, and turned In alta farm residence. The
attacking party followed. shooting at every
jump. The girl. who would have given
birth TO child soon, was fatally
wounded and died at o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Oliver Is fatally wounded.
Mrs. Oliver recognized the party and warrants
OF arrest for four prominent Dung men are be
ing issued. The families are OF high standing,
and sympathy IL with the divers. MobbinR is
element.
Mrs. Oliver this afternoon made affidavit
that she recognized George Delaney, Frank
Hall and George Z. Henry As three Of the men,
and they we're arrested together with Henry
Delaney. They may be lynehed at any mo-
mani
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
SESSION OF HE SENATE.

Further Discussion Of the Gases of the APP
pointed Senators.
There were two speeches made in the
senate today on the question Of the admis-
sion OF the senators appointed by the gov
ernors OF Montana. Washington and
Wyoming after the legislatures Of those
states had failed to elect. Both were made
by members OF the committee on privi-
lege 5 and elections and wereon opposite
sides of the questions Matchmaker con-
tended for a broad and liberal construc-
ton of the clause OF the constitution
bearing on the subject, while Mr.. Palmer
reminded the senate OF q paragraph in
Washington's farewell address warning
the people OF the danger of changing the
constitution by construction rather than
in the manner prescribed In the instru-
ment itself Mr.. Chandler revived the
Roach incident BY resolution calling on
the treasury for copies Of the reports OF
the Citizens bank Of Washington d. { j.,
from 1879 TO 1882, and OF bank examiners
on Its condition. The resolution went
over on the objection Of Mr.. German.
senator Vance, chairman of the senate
committee on privileges and elections
stated this afternoon that nothing would
be done this session in the matter Of the
contest for the seat OF Mr.. Martin. the
senator from Kansas. He said it would
be impossible to take it up at this time
for the reason that as soon as the presi-
dent signihed his intention OF submitting
nothing more To the senate the body
would adjourn Mr.. Vance thinks tina,
within two days after the executive has
said he has no further communication to
make there would not he quorum OF
senstors in the city II the president
keeps the senate here sufficiently long he
believes it may be possible to secure a
vote on the Mantle case. but he does not
think such a result likely. The general
impression is that the senate will adjourn
one week from Saturday next.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

WAsnN6rox. April 3. The president
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate today.
State-James :. Ewing OF Illinois 20 be envoy
extraordinary aud minister pienipotentiary OF
the nlted States TO he gum.
Thomas L. Crittenden OF Missouri 10 be con
snl general OF the United States At the City OF
Mexico.
Interior-Lous C. Hughes OF Arizona 10 be
governor Of Arizona.
William +. Thornton of New Mexico to be
governor Of New Mexico
Tfsasury-William Maize Of Ohio 10 be sur.
veyor of customs for the port of Columbus. q.
Thomas I. Crlttendeu OF Missouri, who L.
named as c0usu.geueral 10 Mexico, Is perhaps
best known % the public through his Dur-
suit and destruction OF the celebrated James
brothers who terTOrlzed the state for mnLy
years lie achieved this feat while governor Of
Missouri. lie was "A Northumberland in the
union army during the late war; Mr.. Critten-
den ~ lawyer.
JAmes s. Ewiug OF Illinois, who is nominated
90 he minister to belgium. is a law partner and
cousin OF Nioe-Presideut Stevenson, the firm
e. nHsting of Stevenson & Ewing. He il about
fifty year. OF age and lives at bloomington. III.
lie Is one O. that old Ewing family Of Ken
tucky. where he WAS born aud educated.
Louis {. HagEes. who becomes governor OF
Arizona, edits newspaper AZ Phoenix. He is
ab"ut hfty-lour year, o. ase aud was delegate
u the Chicago convention.
William I. Thornton, ire newly appointed
governor Of New Mexico, has resided Tor
seventeen wears IN the territory and practices
aw 1T Santa Fe. lie operates one OF the rich
sst mines in southern New Mexico.
Combinations.
The senate has confirmed the following
nominations
william H. Seaman OF Wisconsin. L.. S.
dTstr Ct Judge for the eastern district OF Wis
consln.
james blackburn of Kentucky. marshal Of
The l. ;. district o. Kentucky.
Ezra w. Miller o. south OAK tn, attorney of
the L. ; strict OF outh Dakota.
Felix 4. Reeve OF Tennessee. solicitor OF the
treasury.
Herman stump Of Maryland. superintendent
OF Immigration.
Robert r. Wilson OF Jackson. Miss, register
OF the land Office at jackson.