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TAe MoRMoN TEMPLg.
Descriptions u ne II Iaiss to5 10 De.

Descriptions OF the isu lslIag to ite DedI-
Gated April o.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, April o The
mormon temple in this city, which will
be dedicated April Q, the ceremonies
consuming at least two weeks, was
commenced on June 10, 1853 Work,
however. has not progressed I'M
interruptcdly during TINT time but on
several occasions was suspended about
difficulties innumerable
II Is built Of Utah granite quarried
twenty miles from Salt Lake. The first
actual work was commenced on Feb
ruary II, 1s58 Tho ceremonies in-
cluded IN address BY brigham Young,
then the president Of the church,
also prayer consecrating the great edi-
flee. The corner stone was laid on the
twenty-third anniversary OF the church.
April Q, 1858 and the capstone on the
highest tower on which stands the
angel Morcni, "a figure over twelve feet in
height was laid on April Q, 1892, when
there were over 1000 people present
The Dimensions of the building are:
Height OF central east tower to end of
rock work, 2lO feet; to top. Of spires,
2e2K feet; height of central west tower
to end Of rock work, 20i feet; to top Of
spires, 30 feet; height Of side east to
west end OF rock work, 1888 feet; to top
Of spires. 200 feet; height Of side west
to west end Of rock work, 49, feet; top
Of spires, 1914 feet; height Of walls. 1GsJS
feet; thickness Of walls at bottom. 0
feet; thickness Of walls at top. feet;
thickness of buttresses, feet, the
whole resting upon wall 10 feet thick
and 10 feet deep.
The building covers an area OF 81, $50
feet Steps are all built into massive
walls Of solid granite cut BY hand. The
only wood work is heavy oak wains-
coating. The building is not to be used
for ordinary church purposes but there
in will be performed the rites and cere-
monies peculiar to the Mormon church
Each Of the six towers are surmonnted
by half dozen hundred candle-power
incandescent lamps
Temple cost 81. 600, 900. and is ele-
gantly finished throughout, the pre-
vailing colors being white and gold
The lecture room on the second floor
holds 1900. The Baptismal pond is
supported by twelve bronze oxen.
Fully 1000 persons will attend the
dedication services Other temples have
been built at St George, Logan and
Manti. costing all the way from 5000,
600 to 1900, 900. This is the only
temple in Salt Lake, and is one Of the
handsomest buildings In the west
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The cherokee strlp treaty.

TALEoUAH. l. r., April 2 a bill Of
ratification to the amended treaty open
ing the Cherokee strip was introduced
In the national council Friday. As
drawn BY Congressman Peele Il pro
yides for the ratification Of all changes
made by congress. The bill meets with
general favor and will undoubtedly pass
II the appointment at Watts OF Post
master Muldrow is withdrawn Unless
that Is done there will be no sale Of the
strip The council took no action Fri
day on the special message Of Chief
Harris calling grand council Of the
Eve civilized tribes The true inward
ness Of this action is tho bitter opposi-
ton Of the Cherokees to the allotment
and statehood plan to organize the five
tribes against such movement
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-pIsMAY IN LIE plsTRlcT.

IT. Thousapd ONCE Holders 10 he
Bounccd Except About = Dozen.
WAsHINaToN, April 2. --Seeretary Car-
Isle announces that he has found one
fourth Of the 1000 employees under his
department are credited 70 the District
Of Columbia, and that he intends To
discharge enough Of them to bring tho
districts proportion within the law,
This viii mean almost 1000 dismissals,
ns the District Of Columbia Is only
entitled to eleven instead Of 1000 em-
p1oyes Mr. Carlisle says the vacancies
arc to DO filled from tho states
Wholesale dismissals arc being made
by Secretary Morton from the agricnl-
tural department The latter has dis
missed already over 100 employees from
his department The same Is true in
nearly all Of the other departments
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WANDERERS HOME.
-. Louis WheelInon Greet the world
Cireiing Cyclists.

q. Louis Mheelmon Greet tho world
Cireilng Cyclists.
ST Lours, April & Tho end IL rc-
marlkable journey cano III tho arrival
here Of Thomas IL Allen and Will
Saehtieben About noon Saturday, just
west Of the city, was seen cavalcade
" wheelmcn speeding swiftly toward
town Tho event provoked but little
comment among ,passcrs, rs they did
not know that the knot OF cyclists was
guard 81 honor ID attend on the home
coming Of two local cyclists who had
bcited the globe on their steel steeds.
II was tho transformations coming home
81 Thomas Allen and WIN Sachtleben,
two Washington university students,
who nstride their wheels Ind accom-
piished marvels Of exploration. Their
undertaking, one which staagers cred
Utility and requiring supcrubundanca
Of pluck. self-rcliance, hardihood and
daring, ended here. their last long ride
having been from san Francisco. vim
the Southern route The whoeilnen
began their trip june 90 last.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Secretary Gresham Friday wrote a
letter Is Mr. Lincoln at London tell
ing him that his iettefAof Feb Is, re
signing his position. had been formally
accepted by the president
Secretary Gresham Friday decided
that the original drafts Of the constt
tuition shall not be sent TO the Worlds
fair Tie risk Of possible destruction
Is too great
Acting Commissioner q Bell Friday
wired Agent Bennett Of the unior
agency. l. r., as follows; To proceed
at once 20 the locality Of Choctaw
troubles and investigates The war dc
partmcnt has ordered the troops 70 be
In readiness TO quell any uprising thai
may occur.
Secretary Gresham sent orders 70 the
Y. S. consul at Queenstown. not 70 do
lay steamers several hours to make i
personal Inspection on every passenger
lie has done this so frequently that
complaint was made 10 Secretary Cars
Isle who asked Secretary Grcehayh X
act
President Cleveland hns deciSed NOT
TO disturb any Of the officials or the fsh
commission. Commissioned MeDonald
was appointed w President Cicvcs
land
Seaator Voorhees, said Friday that
Judge ShanlSin, editor Of the Evansville
Courier. would BE made pubic printer
Secretary Carlisle appointed Mr. Sam
Gaines, Of Kentucky. as chief Of the
division Of mails and files MIR Gaines
has filled for tile past two weeks the
Office of private secretary to Mr. Car
isle efficiently, and his appointment as
chief Of the division IS regarded rs .
fitting one
The department Of state was Friday
notified BY Minister Egan that the
president of Chill had appointed Do
mingo Gano envoy extraordinary and
minister pienipotentiary TO the United
States. Mr. Gano will also act as arbi-
traitor for Chill on the commissions pro-
vided for by the recent treaty to settle
the claims Of either country against the
government Of the other
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THE MARKETS.
cINcrNNArL April

cINcINNArL April l.
wHEAT-No. 2red. on track, 67c.
CoRE--No. 2 white, track. 43tsc No 2 mixed,
track, 4iHc; No yellow, track, 42c.
OATS No 3 mixed, track, s4c; No 3 white,
track, 36A q SIC; No. white, track, $50
RYE-No. 2, track, SOC.
CATTLE shippers, SL50aA0o. oxen, $500
$50 Select butchers, "a 60aAs5: extra, "a %
$500; fair to good, s365a45O; common, s27SD
$50. Heifers: Good TO choice heavy, AO0n
k5O good to choice light g. 75dA IS; common 70
fair, e 5013b0
VEAL CALVES LIBERAL receipts and butch
er well supplied market dull and lower, COM
mon and large, q 500 450; fair to good light,
i6lOA1625; extra, Sd5o a
HoGs-Select heavy and prime butcher, "a 80
a7oo; fair 10 good packers, s6sSGd75; COM
mon and rough, &55Oa6.2 Is; prime light GOO
a50; others, "a O 50; fat pigs, A76abTh
SHEEP AND LAMHs-Owing TO increased re-
eeipts and light demand the market Is dull.
Sheep 25c lower; lambs barely steady. Sheep;
YearIings and wethers, e475a $50; fat ewes,
Il a5a AIS, common TO fair mixed, ta75G4aa
SIeoa
NEW YoRK, Aprti /.
wHEAT-No 2 red steady and fairly active;
May, 75ha7oc July, 77lt977Ac
BARLEY--Stale, 6fd SOC; western, 60Ge0c No
4 Toronto, % 4 o3c; No 2 do, s4Gs5c
Rye Quiet and steady; western, 5p163c
CoRN-No- duh and lower; steamer mixed,
Iosb14p4c.
oars 40 dun and easier; May, s5ssas5Hc;
western, S7Gss8skc
PITTSBURGH. April L
Cattle Market nothing doing; oil through
consiRnments-
Hoes Marketyery dull; Philadelphias, e. 10
a7b0. best Workers and mixed, a. 00d7 20, light
Workers.. 20 eoa60o cars hogs were shipped
10 New York.
6HKEP- Marker steady at unchanged prices
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splrItualIam,s Blrthday.

NEW YoRK. April 2 -Spiritualism ali
over the world celebrated Saturday and
Sunday the anniversary OF the origin
81 modern spiritualism. II was on
March 81, ls4s, in the PLEASANT little VII
lage Of Hydesville, In this state, that
there occurred the first manifestation
81 modern spiritualism familiar to the
present believers In the faith, the Fox
sisters, Catherine and Margaretta, be-
Ing the original mediums. The ami
versary has always been very generally
observed by believers In the mysteries
81 eniritnalism.
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KENTUCKY coNvlcTs IDLE.

PeDiteBtiary Lessees Tired ana Tara the
Prisoners over to the state.
FRANKFoRT. KY, April 3. Tho Mason
Ford Co, lessees Of the Kentucky pen-
itentiaries. have declined TO renew
their option Of four years on the Frank
fort and Eddyville penitentiaries, and
have given up all Of the prisoners to
the state.
Saturday the prisoners were occupy
ing most Of their time III the cells al
though they will be allowed d little
outside exercise in the'yards The au-
thorities have advertised for bidders all
over the country, but none have been
received The state has on hand 1000
prisoners whom they must feed and
clothe at great expense.
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They Protest Against Thoma..

KANSAS CITY, April 2 "A special to
the Star from Topeka. Kas.. says a
secret meeting Of about thirty friends
Of Harry Carney, Democratic candidate
for the Topeka post office. was held
last night and 1t was agreed to flood
President Cleveland with protests
against the appointment Of Frank
Thomas, who, they declare, never voted
. national Democratic ticket ID his life.
BY Friday night the president will
have received more than 100 kilograms
protesting against Senator Martins
candidate for the Topeka post Office.
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one 81 her ouaiifIcatio..s.

WASHINGTON, April 3. Third Assist
ant Postmaster-Ge General Hazen received
an application from d Kansas postmas-
ter for the employment Of his daughter
to sell stamps at the Chicago Columbian
exposition. He says she has had much
experience in selling stamps and mem
tions as one Of her qualifications the
fact that she is the largest postal clerk
in the country. weighing AS pounds
She Is "a years Of age. The father en-
closes her photograph.
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RIInKI.En,s ARNInA sALYR.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
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Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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give perfect satisfaction, Or money re-
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TWO VICTIMS
or Hotel Fire II walnut Ridge, Ark.
Tiuainess Houses destroyed.

OF Hotel Fire ~ walnut Ridge, Ark.
Buainesa Houses destroyed.
WAENuT RfpaE, Ark, April q Fire
which started In the third story Of the
Star hotel destroyed the hotel and sew.
erat buildings adjoining and resulted
In the loss Of two lives When the oc.
.cupants Of the hotel Ind rcached the
stone pavement IL was discovered that
the sevcn-year-old son 81 Landlord Da-
wilson was IN the second story.
An Irishman named Fitzgerald rush.
Cd up tho burning stairs ID save tho
child Before either could return the
walls fell In and their eharred bodies
we're found In the ruins The flames
spread to adjoining buildings and be-
fore the fire was extinguishcd one
block and half OF business houses Of
the town were destroyed. The total
loss In stock and buildings Is estimated
az $4,000 Insurance $50 900
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ALBANY. N X, April 2. GOV. Flower
Saturday saved Murderer Michael Z.
Shiny from the electrical chair next
month by committing his sentence 10
life imprisonment The communication
win result in Sliny's confinement for
the rest of his life in the prison for the
criminal insane Shiny murdered Bob
Lyons in 1891 BY chopping his head
open with butchers cleaver because
81 dispute over money matters.
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spotted Fever nt Elwood. Ind.

ELwooD. Ind, April 2. The appear
ance Of several cases Of genuine spotted
fever in this city has given great alarm
lest II should become epidemic Tho
city is in an awful sanitary condition
arising from the fact that with 1900
inhabitants there is no garbage furnace
where the accumulation Of filth can be
dastrnyad
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Funeral OF e. Kirby smith.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April ,. The fu-
neral Of Edmund Kirby Smith, the last
full general of either army in the late
war between the states, took place at
Sewanee, Tenn, Friday. A special
train went out from Nashville, carrying
several hundred citizens, confederate
veteran associations and military COM
panies that will take part in the obse-
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AUGUSTA. Ga, April q The Augusta
Exposition Co. has made contract
with the Georgia state fair convention
to hold fair this fall in Augusta. The
exposition begins Tuesday. October II,
and continues one month. The Georgia
state fair will be held during the first
two weeks Of the exposition. President
Cleveland and the cabinet will be in
vited 70 attend the exposition.
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a.csTahon for seooad Controller.

WAsHINeToN, April 2, Prof Richard
r Mcmahon, Of w. Va, has been
recommended by some Of the most
eminent men for position Of second con-
troller of the treasury. Mr. Oscar
Strauss, Of n. Y, close friend Of Mr..
Cleveland, writes although he has not
endorsed Mi. Mahon. 1t would not be
any more than fair to say that Mr.. Nc
Mahon Is the most available man.
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Boston, April 2, -The Howard An
theneum was closed Friday BY the
management to locked-ont actors who
had demanded an advance OF salary.
The actors had threatened to strike,
but the management anticipated them
The play is the Light on the Point"
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ConsuI q syaIaea Dead.

ST PAUL, Mimi. April 2Thos NJ.
Newsom, Of St Paul, U. S. consul to
Malaga, Spain, died Friday evening at
Malaga, Of smallpox. Mr.. Newsom
was one Of the pioneer Journalists Of
Minnesota, and was editor Of the StN
Paul Times, and later Of the Minneso-
tian He was appointed by President
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rrensnrer.a rs Ndannn Sod.

OMAHA. Neb., April 2 Nebraska bo-
gan suit in this city against ex-Treas-
urer John +. Hill and bondsmen to rc-
cover s26s, s65, alleged to have been coli
lected by Hill and not turned over to
his successor. The suit win result In
tho failure Of the Capital national
bank. Of Lincoln
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Deaver womaa y nrdered.

Denver Col. April a.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Irwin was murdered in her room
Friday evening by VIM. Nesbett who
fired two shots into her body. Nesbett
had sold her two lots which were mot
worth the money. Mrs Irwin brought
suit to recover the money paid and won.
This enraged Nesbett and he killed
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A Ex7 lsal,Eor steaIinr Isrcad.

NEW York. April 2-JosepA Lloyd
Haigh, who, In 1850, failed for $500, 900,
dragging the Grocers' bank down with
him, and who was subsequently sem
fenced to four years Imprisonment for
forgery aggregating si2s 600, was ar
rested for stealing a loaf Of bread
valued at eight cents
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ycnezueia Inteilirenoe,

y CARACAS, Venezuela, April 1T Is
reported that general amnesty has
been granted to all implicated in the
recent revolution except ex-President
Andueza Palacio and his cabinet. Gen
Hernandez Ron has been assassinated
in cludad, Bolivar Yellow fever Is ep-
idemic in San Sebastian. Whole fans
HES have been SWEPT away BY tho
plaque,
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ma fndiaa Terrlsory trouble.

ANTIERs, /. T.. April 2 Opposing
forces are camped short distance from
each other, and fight may break out
any minute. Indian Agent Bennett Is
away from Muskogee and has wired
u. S. Commissioners Gobbon that he
will call on U. s troops to preserve tho
peace
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Fr.nc iI,--I DeIegates 20 the FAR.

WASHINGTON. April q The French
minister notified the state department
that the French ministry Of public in
struction and the fine arts has appoint
ed Messrs Compare, Charney. Chevril-
Ion, Hallex and Marion. and Misses
Du yard and Wand as delegates to the
Columbian exposition.
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THE GOLDEN SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm,
and the bowels open. Bacon Celery
Cure is a vegetable preparation and
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cnre Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
hnd all Blood, Liver, and Kidney Dis
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rec. Large size soc.
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New York, April 2. In many Of the
churches Of this country Easter Sunday
will be Observed as a day Of special
prayer at the instance Of the American
Sabbath union to the end that the
gates Of the Worlds fair Be closed on
Sundays.
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ROME, April 2.,The apartment de-
signed for the emperor and empress Of
Germany In Rome viii be in the PalazA
zina Of the Quirinal. The walls will
be hung with magnificent tapestry and
the furniture will be all the style Of
the seventh century.
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WASHINGTON. April 2. Speaker
Crisp.s private secretary says there is
no truth in the story published Satur-
day morning that President Cleveland
had requested the speaker to rearrarige
his committees, as he intended to call
an extra session September /.
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PRINCETON, n. j., April 2. DIR. James
McCosh, ex-president Of Princeton, and
eminent the world over as an instructor
and thinker, was eighty-two years old
Saturday. and numerous congratula-
tions are pouring In upon him from
young men and old scattered all over
the country but who look with pride
70 the fact that Princeton is their alma
mater.
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RALEIen. N. G., April . Henry Col
Inns. well-known truck farmer Of
Fayetteville. and the wealthiest colored
man in the state, in At Of insanity,
shot his son and then shielded BY hor-
ribly butchering himself with an az.
The son is not thought to be fatally
tr,it1Fad
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THE CUTEsT THING ONT.

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a Sou want to buy, sell or trade
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I,AsTER rabbits At Eugene b IIerring's.
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SIpP you HAPPY ~ III not go TO the
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iIneen ana Martin streets.
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q RE you SAD NJ II so STOP, AZ the Great
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MASTER owls al Eugene =. IIerring's.