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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

WAsltNuroN, Dec l8.--rhe presiI.
log uiilras lai1 bcfuru tbD Ssuile "a
RESOLUTION Offered Last Monday uy HUar
cullin. on the piCsigrr lot further in.
formation oh the Htwniinu matter.
Frye Of Maine addressed ihu SENATE
thereon. After consultation amIug
Democratic lcaicp IL has been DO.
ciucd 10 postpone the call for u caucus
tiil the tafii blil b. entirely completed,
including the internal revenue fch.
lures.
Vest, Missouri, followed Frye. iln
said the provisional government " b
tue duiacto government and hni oil 9 q
rights oi government, whether Iighi-
July wfUng'u y csiaplishri, auI any
tssiult on II by M hfmtu force Of the
Uuitcd States would be- hu net OF war
which eau only DO brought about o.
act Of CorgruHF. lie did not W.
urrsttud that tue secretary Of stA'U
meant that force would DO employed.
lie DID not believe the plosiI,nt or
secretary intended 10 ubu force without
lhu action VI CongfOsi.
without taking action on the Hu-
wniian resolution, MJril's resolution
Ia refer 10 the committee on finance
ihosJ paris Of tho Prtsidonps message
referring 10 financial malters was taken
up anu Morrill, adiuFso4 the Senate
thereon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
BEGINNING BUSINESS.
New Implement Company FORMED by
Utah Hen.
~ Locates on state street. aud WIN
Neat Ia Gonerai Agricultural
Iurnishinga.

The Utah Implement company,
whose articles Of Incorporation have
been hlei with the county clofk. as
noted In another part Of the News.
Aas engaged TO commence business on
State street, between Second aud Third
SJuth s.roots, where It will hereafter
be found competing for the agricultural
trade.
Tho new institution Will carry a full
line Of agricultural machines, wagons,
buSgicz, hardwood, wagon material,
harness azddlory, ami everything In
that line that can DO listed In first.
clasa house.
The president Of the company Ia X.
fctepOn Jr., Oi this city, who
has been head salesman for
the Cooperative Wagon aud Ma.
chineicompany for about ten years.
Ho therefore brings large experience
with HIN 10 the new organization In
which ho also holds the position OF
manager Ho will be- assisted by
Walter &. Lyman, theivicc president.
In conversation today Mr.. Peterson
said, "Thefe IL one thing We have
determined on, and that IL that We
VIII not turn one strap OF Imported
harness We will handle homemade
aAddlety, harness, wagon covers, tents,
awnings, ETC., exclusively. The home
articles Ia these lines are far ahead Of
the imported goods ut tho SINE
price, anu ~ VIZ pTOI Ose To
deal In the best We viii have the home.
made alone. We hope 60 give our
patrons satisfaction IN all our dOalinps.
Certainly We shall do our beet TO this
end.n
Tho policy for ~ business outlined
by the manager h commoudablr, aud
~ tho membuIs OF tho company nfs
active, energetic men, they should
meet with thorough success. Most uf
the tI0ckh1ldeB are residents Of this
city, though there II one from Provo
aud another from Contcgvillo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
A new RAILROAD
To Be Built From Heels Station, on
ll5 U. p, 10 Fillmore.
mo BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.


=. +. jacobson, recent editor and
publisher of the Millorl County B,ads.
was In Salt Lake today. 10 NEWS
representative hostateI that thoro was
grand revival in business In that
part ofs9uthern Utah from which he
hailed.
Tho cliizsns Of Film ore, no fald,
would next week organizes q chamber
OF commerce, its purpose being b de-
yelop tho reB1urces Of Willard county.
rho chamber would DO incorporated ns
q large business concern with capital
s'oca sufficient 70 carry out tue
projects Of those who were pro.
noting 10. The fret stroke
VIII be TO build branch railroad from
Fillmore u Nacl's ata.ion, on tho
Union Pacific, a distance Of between
thirty anu thifly-hye miles. The cell.
mated cost, apart from the work Of
construction, 10 about $4,000. All
labor 10 10 be- performed Uy citizens
anu turned IA a. stock, making Il
h'.Ns cooperative enterprise.
ne principal movers IN the scheme
are Jimts 4. Melville, Joseph L.. Ray,
Jo'hua and Alma Greenwood, Almon
l'9blntou anu Charles Crane. He
says these gentlemen are backed by
Tue ieop,u wiih the utmost
uuanimiiy. IL seems 20 be- tile
determination " everyone to add his
or her mite 10 tho enterprise.
10 D. ..... #.H
contemplated development, new
weekly paper IL % be started at FIJI.
more Immediately. IL will be called
tue Southern Utah 7iDics, and will DO
non.pnrtisan Ia politics.
MT Jac1b'on's business In the CAPT.
tal N 10 purchase o. complete printing
plant which hr will take back with
MIN ut once io viii be- the editor Of
the nov newspaper venture and he
haye, ~ the whole county IL back Of II,
success Is tufu 10 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

muuicn,ing tho fact that the Ig,ub,
mircrai water had taken tbr
Hrst prize over OH tnippfsi
waters o. The WORLD. FliL Ac.
conn anying The certificate wasa high
endorsement " the qualities OF The
water sIguoI by Poi Vim. Irclan,
Judge.
a Telegram forwarded 10 er.Govsr.
nor Thomas aud subs, queutly handed
over 20 bic eucCuaaIr, VIE fepro-
auccd In tue NEWS yesterday, show.
ing that debt Of $1,000
sllil remained on the Columbian
Liberty bcll-sil from each siltc aud
tcfrltotyani asking for U,ah's help to.
wards wiping out the de1cit.
Asa result Of the publicity given 10
inc matter Governor Wcst today ro.
coivcl u from George w. Snow, 81
from II. r. Richards IT,, ana o cents
rom Malcolm r., the yeaf.1ld.son OF
Joseph kush, ub contributions. The
Governor says that 90 Utah iutpnG4 10
90 h.r rait 90 further fuUscHptious
must reach him promptly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
verdict AgaInt the Pullman PAlat
Car Company Tor $40.

Nothing Of any coma, qlencs bnp.
ponsd In Judge ZlnO's branch Of the
district court this morning.
HENDERSON WINS.
Tho jury In tho case II Henry l.,
Honderson Vi the Pullman Palace
Car Co., tried yesterday, camo into
court nt 10 O'Clock with scaled ven
dict. Tue plalnllfi claimed thr sum Of
$50, which was alleged 10 have been
stolen from him while travelling ia a
Pullman sleeper from Salt Lake 10
Denver anu $40 damages.
The Jury found Tor tie plaintiff Tor
$50, the verdict being signed By ten
OF ihoir number, An exception was
taken TO the c1urps Instructions, Uut
disallyWu1.
DECREE o. FORECLOSURE.
j. 3. Cameron Va Joseph Woodman-
tsr 81 A. Decree OF foreclosure aud
500 attorneys fec allowed.
DISMISSED.
Daniel Alexander ". HyTum Mon.
helm Dismissed without preJudico.
TO sEEvE SUMMONS.
In the matter OF tho IS. Walker
Estate Co. W. Bouutiiui City tai, au
order WAS entered appointing Hymn
Page TO serve summons ON tua dc.
.endHnt
10 RECOVER POSSESSION.
On the heanug Of the ca,o Of Patrick
Phelan et NJ. W. Jane w. RomLty
~ al,, u jury was waived. Attorney
w. q. Hail appeared for the plaintiff,
and Attorney w. Van Colt for the de-
ieudauIs. Suit II brought to recover
possession OF certain promises alleged
TO have been wrungiully taken from
the plaintiff Ou June Ith, 1899. 5000
damages, anu o8sH. The afua la
dispute Is lot 3, block 5S, plat A., salt
LAKE CITY survey. The hearing was
stiil u, progress at $3.50 TINS afternoon.
WANTS NEW TRIAL.
McCornlck Harvesting Machine
company VI j. A, MAtChRnt 1t al,
Leave given 20 ME ailiuaVils for
new trial within thirty days.
ATToRNEY's FEE ALLOWED.
Zion's Savings Bank Il Trust Co. va
Spears II al. Contest a. 20 attorneys
lee only decree Tor plaintiffs aud leo
accordingly allowed.
JupuMENr FOR PLAIETlFF.
In the case Of James II. Walker Co.
W f. j. Mclaughlin 1t al. the name
of the Chicago Title * Trust 90. was
substituted as plaintiffs, anu Judgment
Ia their favor rendered by defaalI.
TO FILE ANSWER.
Abraham Hunter Va Harriet Hun
Tor. Leave given TO file an amended
aud supplemental answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
DErrw INIERyIEwED.
TheCause OF tho Panic as uS
Views 49,

LONDON, Dec. l3.-rhe financial
Times publishes an interview with
Chauuoey NJ. DPpew, who Is quoted
as saying that "PrrsldBut Cleveland
WAS right anu silver wrong, The tarll
need not cause uuy fear IN regard to
American railrOadsiihoy VIII get along
all right"
Explaining the recent crisi7, Depsw
8li.: cuisines before tue panic Of
1893 was being conducted in the most
conservative way within living mem
Org. The panic was due TO tue fact
that the frat time IN thirty years a
President was rlpC 81 with a free trade
policy anu a possible majority " both
houseg. The majority which put
Cleveland In was composed OF all the
Heterogeneous elements Of th6 populsce,
wanting to change tho existing order
OF things"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
UTAH ARTISTS.
Formal Opening Of Their Exhibition
some OF the Gems.

One OF the finest displays OF paint.
ings ever seen In the city was formally
opcncC TO the public today nj the new
Whilingham building ON Fret South
street. The exhibition IL under the
auspices Of the society Of Utah artists.
and tho list Of paintings comprises
ninety-ilye views by home talent.
OF our local arlisls, tho following
have paintings on exhibition: 1T.
atwood, Mrs. IA. Il. Harwood, n. l..
Culmer, J. w. ClawsOn, IA. H..
Hang, Airs. q. A. krouse, O.. NJ.
Ottiuger Il. Hodges, Miss B. Haftwell,
l.. Pfait, }. -. Fairbanks, Mrs. r.. q.
Carson uud h. Evans, the last-namUd,
a resident OF Lehi.
Among the large list OF attractions
are; nus portrait OF n. &. Kimball
by ClawsOn; Autumn, City Creek
Canyon" by J. r.. HArwo1l;
"Quittude," by Mrs. Ktouse; The
Children Of thoSun, by G. M. Otlngef,
coast Of California by n. l.. A. Cul,
mur "sunuy morning." France, by h.
Evans; "rho Flight Into Egypt" n.
IA. Haag; "NoaT the State Road" by
l.. Pratt, "Chrysanthemums," by
Mrs. T.. G. Carson; "5had,a Of Even
ing" by J. Is. Fairbanks, anu "Evcu.
Ing" by h. Hodges.
Notwithstanding that tho opening
occurred today, few invitations 10
representatives Of the press and their
wives was gwen last evening, A
large number have been In attendance
tUunN UUI many HNufTsHiDua Of admir-
alton Tor the BEAUTIFUL paintings, anu
for the bklliul arrangement OF the
display, were heard from oil sides. Tho
society n TO be congratulated upon the
splendid exhibit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
A Question OF RIGHT.

Tho s.. IS. WAIkrr ,stalo has com.
meuced cult iu the Third jla ttlct court
rgains; ,he city % Bountful etuld,.
mandiug To BIO dooreod the owner Of
primary right 90 the walcr. of NliI
Creek Boz Davis county, ~ the extent
OF uuc.iluuh OF the thu stfosm mf
hiiy-onr hlurs from AurIl Let Go Oslo.
tyr lst iu each year. Tho plnuuun
hiso asks That the defendants bc en-.
Joined from interfering with ita usu oi
the water Of from in any way uusiiucl.
lns tao fow. The plaintiff uwuslUj
actC- OF land near BUunuui and mas
used the waters iu dispute Tor the pact
fifteen Year,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
COURT AT BEAVER.
The Emerson Case slill Pending.-O,her
Legal happenings

Special 3, DEsEHur NEWS per Drsrsi Tsis.
pTaHhf
BEAVER, Utah, Dec. l3.-rhs prose.
oution In lhs Emerson embeLEloment
ease closed shortly after noon, when
recess was taken. /. was claimed by
the defense that no case had teen
made out, because II was not shown
by sufficient evidence that the dofend-
ant took the money aud II was not
shown at all, even by citcumstAutial
evidence, that lac appropriated It ~ his
own use.
The case Ia being fought Btubb0rnly
on both sides, and may not be- COu.
cluIod today. The court room was
thT0nged aud tho interest T. Ia.
CTenslng.
IL IL expected that Judge Bsrtoh
will decide the Nichols hAbsas corpus
case the last day of the term. lie
realizes the gravity OF the situation,
and will act only alter full eonsidur.
alton,
Marshal Brigham arrived here at
noon today and leaves tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
THE GOVERNORS LETTER.BOx.


Governor West toduy received a OR.
cular letter inviting his attendance at
the next session OF the TRns.hiIssit.
slppi Commercial congress, to ba held
at san Francisco on February 18Th,
1904, and tqIostIng that he appoint
ton dele aztec to represent Utah on that
occasion.
The Governor also received by to-
dsy's mail letter from Hon. H. j..
Kiesel, eE.MayOr " Ogden, In which
tna writer stated that, knowing any
thing which Affected our far western
country was sure 10 interest him, AMI
that m he had always taken special
interest In Soda Spriugr, he Mt
kieseD had much pleasure In COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec ia jury IN the
case ~ Prenderga-i, Tor the assasslus.
ton VI Mayor Harrison, having been
secured, the trial began this morning
with an opening address 10 the Jury on
behalf Of the state by the assistant
states attorney.
Todd claimed that the actions OF the
prisoner NJ the time Of the shooting
aud subsequently showed that he was
sane. As this lire n argument devel.
Opod, PrrndeTgast turned pale and
shrank back with III concealed ngita-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

Tho nrst number Of the Iron county
heoyrd small iour.pago paper pub.
nshul 90 Cedar city, Iron county,
Utah, has iust made IT, appearance.
WIN &. Higgins BE- the editor and pro.
pfletot itisa uowsy little sheet and
well got az.
The Ad.pCDd no Is another readable
four ptgv sheet which las its birth.
place OF Sandy CITY Utah. The fret
Issue lturt date Dec. eln. Diohl Bfys.
are the editors aud put llshtu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Fire on Ninth West.

The west Sid ~1iru department was
called cut at 1920 this forenoon to
eNiinguish biazs Ia tho residence 4
John Barker an employo Of Walker
Btos., nj tho corner Of Ninth wcst
auu Sixth South sirecle. Their tuf.
vice., however were not needed, o.
thc nrightow had put the fire out with
"a lew tucketa OF wAtuE The blaze
originated from burning SCOT falling on
the ii10r from a detective hue. The
loss Is very omall. Thv department
maue good run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
An Ogden BURGLARY.

A burglary was committed at VOL.
stein's liquor store Op Washington
avenue, nt Ogden, yesterday, and Slla
stolen. The place had been forcib ly
entered through tho back window.
The money was taken nom couple
OF cigar boxes underneath the counter
Nothing else un the premises had been
disturbed. A man named BocheTt has
been arrested on suspicion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

1853 ne gold receipts reached $780,.
4Illa. Zoe figure fr tru rH 'uu
days " the present month ssl,g.l uQ,
.yllw.ue % gaiu over lass year equal 10
'.bij.tj, 900 lis per cent. rhIsiHtE.
g.u.ire 90 the product OF many OF the
large mills anu " all the smriiufr, ns
mint rcceipta are limited 10 gold barr,
which exceed 800 iu nueutss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
CoIOred LndIes, GrleYanee.

The arguments In the damage suit
brought by Ruth Shelby Rnd Jeanne
h. Drake, colored, against the sat
Luke Hot Springs Sanitarum assoula-
ton viii uu made next FsiuHy Ia Jus.
tiun LHchr.v's court. The plaintiffs
claim 800 each on account OF the no.
ieuduuts' refusal 10 allow them 10 DStue
In tueir TesgH on east, Third South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
b. Y. A. MnsIeale.

The NEWS is In receipt Of Rn invita-.
lion to attend tie Brigham Young
Academy musicale, 10 be given
on Thursday. December li.n, by Miss
guile Maeser ami pupils, assisted by
others whOte names Rto familiar here
about. Tho program Il au excellent
one, and promises most enjoyable
entertainment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

BELLAutE, o., Dec. l3.--A gang Of
lRboTers were tearing down an old
house this morning when II collapsed,
fatally wounding SIX, AZ follows: VIM.
Rinkor, Howard liuRdnelt, Joseph
Pickering, Edward B,oin, II. q. Rob-
erta and w. n. Robert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Going to Move.

The land Ciiior In this city Is about
to be moved 10 more convenient and
connections buildings. Tho change
will be- made about January 1T. The
location selected ia the h. Y. Trust
C0mpAny's building, on Flrst Sou h
street west. The rooms 10 be occupied
arc on tho third door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Relier SOcIely C0nf.renrc.

The conference VI the Relief Society
Will convene Ia the Fourteenth ward
assembly hall Friday, the lj.h, at 10
d. va. and . y. NJ. A full attendance Is
requested as business Of Importance
viii DO before the meeting.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Returned from Nebraska

Judge Powers arrived home this
afternoon from Lincoln, Ncbraska,
where be has been looking mp evidence
hhu other matters iu regard 90 the IT,.
vine elVotcu ease uuriug the last Tow
WpuHa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

ATHENS. Tenn, Dec. rs. - John
ArmsuOnH oolored, WAS hanged Tor
tho murder Of French Sharp, colored,
la April last. Armstrong was sick ana
unable TO stand on the gullOWs. He
had to be held up while tue moose was
adjusted. He ooniossei his guilt, ex
pressing his readiness 10 die.
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The Vote is Full and Strong
With Hardly a Chirp in
Opposition.
rrlps FRIENDS WERE LEGION.
llier Long Years OF Patient Wai'ins
Our R,ward is In Sight. Hall
Utah, Queen Of the Wesli
DEsERET NEWS BUREAU,
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~ - AAhft - ~
WAn1NaToS, Dec. l8.-l5peciAl.l-
The House resumed tho consideration
OF The Utah bill Mt 1880 O'Clock.
Nswlands Of Nevada advocated the
taisago Of the bill and got IN speech
10 behalf Of irrigation and the ifot
coinage OF silver. His time was eH'
tended by request Of Reed, aud ho
made n Iattllng speech.
Jerry simpson advocated the bill
and denounced tho opposition with
being In league with the monometal'
lists to keep down western representa-
ton In Congress In order to maintain
the gold standard.
Arnold, OF Missouri, strongly sdvo'
Gated the passage OF the bill, aud closed
amid hearty applause.
Washington, o. Tennessee, eloquent
ly euloglzrd the Utah people for their
Intelligence and progressive spirit, and
the Territory for the wealth and va
rluly Of her mineral resources. lie
developed those points with splendid
effect.
The galleries were well filled and
there was much Interest manifested In
the Utah question.
The vote will be taken at 4 O'Clock.
Oa,es, OF Louisians, made speech
In favor OF the admission Of Utah, but
preferred the union Of Utah aud
Nevada.
At $3.50 Rawllns obtained unani-
nous consent for the reading OF the
bill by sect onp.
Mahon OF New York offered n
amendment roserving to the Federal
government the power to exercise
penal jurisdiction In Of pOlygsmy'
Power, Vermont, offered similar
imonu msnt to another section.
Mhhon's amendment was voted
town amid confusion In the Houte.
fhe members gathered In squads over
the chamber.
Power got the door In behalf Of his
amendment.
mDolliver,of Iowa, favored the passage
Of the bill and said that he felt author
lzad to voice the will OF the Republican
party that Utah should become n state.
Powers Amendment was modified
AMI adopted unanimously.
IIALLELuJAHl
Atquarter before four O'Clock the COM
mitieo arose and reported the bill for
passage with amendments.
Wheeler, OF Alabama, moved the
passage OF the bill and demanded the
previous question.
The House voted Uip1 vooe. There
was full vote Of b5th sides aud only
two votes in tho negative, one from
each side.
The Utah statehood bill was de.
clAred passed. C.M
hawlins occupied nearly two hours
IA delivering his able address last even.
luR' Great interest was mRuiiesIod.
Dozens Of members gathered around
him' He was extremely successful In
iepaTlee anu was loudly cheered sew.
eral times.
ne was followed by Harter, OF Ohio,
IN opposition, with q rambling anu !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lathe
steamer Oceanic brings news that the
japanese steamer Mt. Suyemerie,
which stuck on the rocks Nov. Is, has
founieted. Thirty passengers were
drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec l3.-rho American
federation Of labor ut the morning
session heard number OF resolutions
on various subjects which were re-.
ieTrtd to committees. Recess was
taken 10 give the committees time to
report. The election OF officers will
occur on Friday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

A special meeting OF the High
Cuuucll VI the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion win be held Wednesday, Doc.
1870, 1898, at 1850 p. m.
ANGUS Nj, CANNoN,
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
NAVAL OFFICERS SATISFIED.


CHICAGO, Dec. 10 The testimony
In the Coughlin case today largely
consisted ui the finding, Identification
anu custody Of clothing tAkon from the
sewer with Csonin'. body aud alleged
10 be Cr0niu's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

CANTON, Ohio, Dec, ia receiver
was appointed Tor the Sun VApor
Street Light 90. The liabilities aTe
over 100000 but the assets are un.
known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

TT N'H 'IHf'f tH.HH
WAunNGIoS, Dee. la--rhe House
agniu hls tnU Utah Rlmiislun bill
under confederation.
An amendment 10 the Unh pll 'of-
ever pfohibiting pOiygemy was agreed
TO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3.-Dr. Ed
ward Moutz, lhe well-knOwn editor Of
tho German democrat, died today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

roiutless hamuguc. The debate close
amidst c'nmo. anu qucsuoniuae, md
tie Heuso adjourned at j.3l. G.. Il.