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MArorT. WASH. March 30, 1892
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NoRfH WELLINGTON, B c., June z. 1899.
Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash.
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NORTH YAKIMA, WASH, Feb S. 1892
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KoxtsIAH, &c. May 10. lsgs.
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MEADOW. WASH, Feb. 9. 1892
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LArAH, WASH. Feb. 8, 1892
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
Priesthood Meeting.

The Priesthood Of tue Salt Lake
stake met In the Assembly hall at II
today, Elder Joseph Il. Taylor, Of the
stake presidency, presiding.
The roll call was responded TO by
three Patriatchs, Elders Elias Morris,
George Il. Wallace anu William O..
Dunbar OF the presidency OF the High
Priests quorum OF the stake, eleven
presidents OF Seventies and twelve
nome missionaries. All the wards Ia
the Stake were properly represented
excepting the Second city ward, anu
Union, Sandy, Draper, Rive rton
Herman anu Hunter Ol tho county
The First, Third, Fourth, Finn, Tenth.
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fitlesuth, Seven
toonth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, fwon'
ty.tifst and rwonty-sooOnd quotums
OF Elders were represented ny their
presiding officers. ThequOfump OF the
Lesser PriesthOOd were represented by
members from the Twelfth, Sixteenth,
Seventeenth, Twentieth, Min Creek,
south Cottonwood and North jordan
wards. Upon the recommendation OF
their respective Bishops eighteen
young men ttttlNtu GtINluthANh hukuO-
rlElng their ordination TO the office Of
Elder.
The speakers were Elders Joseph Il.
Taylor, Charles w, Ponrose anu Orson
+. whitney. Tho topics treated were
proper supervision by the Priesthood
over the amusements Of the young
people; personal yisitations TO ths PEG.
pie by the Bishops; the prevention and
cure OF personal AnimOsitiet; patience
and long.Hutiering In dealing with
those who become weak In the faith;
careful and cOnsideratc teachings; the
caro- OF the poor during the approach
lug winter, the ouunteracting OF false
notions arising among the people, and
the necessity Of attendance upon tho
Sacrament meeting each Sabbath.
Itwas announced TO the BshOps that
the forms OF recommendation Tor
ordination TO the Office OF Elder have
been prepared ana are now on Halo ut
the DEsEREr NEWS Utlice,
The meeting adjourned for one
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
THOSE DAMAGE SUITS.
The Chief Justice Handles One aud
Judge Miner the Other.

This morning Ia both divisions Of the
Third district court damage suits were
in order. Before Chief Justice Zane
tue hearing OF that Of John @. G0old
and wife against Salt Lake cry was
resumed. The claim was for $500, for
injuries alleged TO have been sustained
through the neg ligonceof the defendants
under circumstances detailed In yester.
dAy'H NEWS. Mrs. Gold was bping
driven along Grape street on May 25th,
1892, aud Wuon near tie intersyCtiUu
with First North street the buggy was
overturned aud went down ftorp
emhaukment. IL Ia claimed that the
accident occurred aud shu sustained
her iuJuriea through the detective con.
ditiOn " the embankment al the time,
Guo 10 the dciondauts' carulessuess.
Tue Jury Just before noon found Tor
the plaintiff aud assessed the damages
o.. $500.
ANOTHER.
Before Judge Miner tbs further hear.
INK OF toe porsOnal damage sult-claim
s.5, OOO-ot Timothy }, Sullivan vs. the
Auchor Minidg comps ny was again
taken up ThO aols were reported In
ye-tetday's NEWS. Plaintiff was In.
Jured BY the failing OF stones while
working Ia the dsiondants' mine Al
Park Cily
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS.
In the case OF Joseph Hutiau vs. the
Sooielie AnOaymu ues Mines dc Lex.
layton, thirty days additional time
was given a. file statement on motion
Tor new triai; atay VI execution IN The
meantime.
Ia the default divorce case OF Unity
Brown vs. James Brown, on the
ground Of deseGtiOn, Judge Zane grant
ed tho decree as prayed Auu gave the
plaintiff the custody Of the only child.
r.. n. Barker was Mrs. Browns at
tOrnuy.
John Il. Boutwell, Vi Patrick Ryan
OF Nj Default, anu decree Of fore.
closure.
Silney Tourney Vi Adelaide HAmp.
ton Ut al. Attorney IL. Il, Booth Nj.
pointed guardian ad lltem for tho
minor deiendAnlA
The case OF Fraser and Chalmers We
l.. q. Trent, motion VI defendant to
dissolve attachment, was In course OF
argument this afternoon by Judge
Henderson and Attorney A fthur
Brown Tor the daiendant, ami by
Bennett, Marshall a Bradley for the
plaintiffs.
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Christmas contributor"

The December number Of this popu-
lar and most excellent magazine comes
to hand fresh from the press and redo
lent Of Holidays and good cheer. In
addition 10 tbs usual choice variety Of
articles on travel, experience and incl
don't, the present uumber contains the
hrst ana second prize Christmas stories,
both founded on historical fact ana
dramatically ana elOquenty written.
Either would adOfn the pages Of the
best magazine In the country. The
Contributor gets better anu better with
every issue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02

will soon have some of the precious
metals IN circulation before long; W.
need them bal enough.
Ploche, Nevada, Lodc Tho United
States postal department obtained
tls,UID damages from the Union
Pacific tailfoad for n failure Of that
company 10 run daily trains from Juab
10 Milford, Utah, This was the
primary cause OF much trouble with
our mail service mere last summer.
Los Angeles ETprss5, Nov. 30: Presl.
dent Blake stated today that the pros
pecla ntU that the loan Ter thU Nevada
Southern failfuad will all be secured
hero by the end OF this week. This
means that the work i1 to be- puthed
right on 10 the coal fields, aud the
cheaper coal promised by next July
should be realized.
Among the specimens recently re-.
ce!vod al the California Mining Bu.
iuau nt San FfnuUiscU there are three
said 10 be ui uncommon value. One
b. roscOelite In quartz taken from the
SiuCkslayCt mine Ina II Dorado county.
THIS mintral said TO be- found I'm no
otuor place Ia the world, Is very rich
in gold. The specimen on exhibition
- n remarkably good one. Another
specimen rarely seen 10 a piece VI pure
iuldtpar IL came from Buckle Bar,
III Dorado county. a piece ui maug.
Hncsc ore, 90 rer cent pure, from San
Benilo county ~ also a valuable ac-
QUESTION.
HALEY, Idaho, Tines Further par.
tiCulafs were learned yesterday ia re-.
gard to the explosion Witch seri usly
iulufcd William Boyd Monday after
noon near the Marrow Guagea. The
accident happened at tAu Hidden
Ifeatute mine, whore Mr.. Boyd was
working. lie hal taken out six Or
eight sucka Of giant powder from the
water aud laid them on the Jorge 10 dry
while ho did some BLACKSMITH work. He
noticed spark from the forge fall
on the powder which began 10 smoke,
and he started 10 run out Of the rhgp,
but did not get farther than siA or eight
feet away when the explosion occurred,
IL literally uumOfnilEud the blacksmith
shop, besides knocking Boyd down aud
badly lhcerating his bOIy, upon which
there were found twouty.fUuE wounds
VI varying surface sizt, anu from one
| half inch 20 Two and three inches deep.
The slraugtst feature Of the explosion
was that eight Of tile unfortunate
mgu's teeth we're Knocked out Rud no
wounds were found about the face anu
only one on the back Of the head. The
uuly bone broken was IA tho right
| ulbUw-nOt very sufl0ut-but IL may
causo n uin Joint. The physicians
think that the wounds, from their ap-
! penrnuCe, were caused by pieces OF the
powder There il fair chaucu for Mt.
BOyd's recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02

Joe Won Gfllia. lie says Van Gotta
cut wluo s~oth thrir and rni.el 10
revolut ou ny claiming g. come straight
from San francisco with s2OU,uuD 10
cash to start a ieweify store. The man
was vprt smooth, anu became the lion
OF th, hour. Al VI hsuuuen he dislp.
puareu auu u vas then learned that
yatiUus PEOPLE In the city were out
through spurious checks aud various
dUdgcs shout $500. Gfoita IL au afro
phire iend in hn advanced degree.
He was highly indignant when Capt
DOnJvUu showed ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
SENATOR JONES
Give. MS Experience aud Views on
silver.

wives MS Experience anu Vows on
SILVER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. - Senator
Jones, OF Nevada, who has spont the
greatest part Of the time since the
adjournment Of the extra session In
New York, has returned TO Washing.
Ton. lie aHys his observation OF nnnn.
olal affairs confirms him In the opinion
expressed by himself and other silver
advocates prior to tho passage VI the
hill, repeating the Sherman purchasing
silver act, that there will br no ma
tefial revival OF business OeoiuHe OF
That action by Congress. He huds that
some men who have been boarding
money since the panio rsgab,
are showing disposition 10 put
Il out for gilt edged securities, feeling
mat " 10 better TO have a email Income
from their capital, than 10 keep II
lying iele, but that tho disposition II
aghiust taking risks anu rs n cOnse-
qusnoe there Ia little doing looking 10
"a extension Of the Industrial interests
u the country. This he attributes TO
Tue small volume Of currency. In fact
Persons with money will not make
luVes mems when prices are falling.
Jones says he does not expect to see
any legislation which will materially
uehtii silver during the present nd.
HiuiHiTatiou.
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DR.. Bissett Fined $50.

Ths dsolsion In tho case Of DIR. J.
A. Bisas,t, OF the Zion Medical Insli.
tute, whose hearing before Commits.
lioner Pratt was reported In yesterdays
NEWS, was not made known until the
second edition Of the paper had gone
TO press. He was fined $50 and costs,
the Otlensu consisting ot his having
prautiCed medicine without u liceuue,
in violation OF the territorial law.
Attorney J.. NJ. Hamilton, on bohAlf
Of the defendant, gave notice Of appeal
10 tho Thru district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
rhe nontr,nl Vnndai students.

MONTREAL. Dec. 2.-The three
young Professionalism students who
attempted 10 1cstrOy the Nelson m0uu'
monl In Jaquos Quarter tquarc with
dynnmite-Merciur, Peliaud aud De-
Martigny, the first named sou VI exc
Premier MERCER - were arTAiguri
In court this morning 10
answer to the charge. The
eN.pfomier aud other well'knowa
lawyers appeared Tor tho defence.
Atlrr some testimony showing that
the young men admitted tbs Intention
10 destroy the monument and tha1 Of
an expert to the effect that the charge
was not sufficient 10 entirely destroy
the structure, tue further hearing was
adjourn cd III next Satufday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
TELEGRAMS
,os., Schedule Discussed From
Soplbsln and Western S.aldpOlnlS,
,curre AND FLOYD SHIPPED.
=, Frglne on the Lehigh Road, Re.
,ersed aud Deserted, Docs
Great Damage.

wAgntSa1oN, Dee. There are
,-t,.,tiYus Of severe struggle In the
s.,atp over the sugar schedule Of the
wll.on bill It's not modified IN the
uou,e. a prominent southern sonator
10 today, senators from all the states
-,icb rroduca sugar, including those
mite cane sugar producing disiFicis
:, lie south, and those rom the beet
agar producing states Of the wesl'
.nSb .s Nebraska, Kansas ana Cali
amin would unite 10 oppose the change
..ongsrd la thu bill. The plan
5,atuated reduction ia the bounty,
\, said. would result In tho killing
~ sugar producers 10y Inches.
.,,., men. he added, we're never IN
MD tue bounty plan, but preferred
IA import duty. They wouii not nc
seid. an Tor protection In the sense un'
s,p,Ood by Mckinley, but would H..
content with a revenue duty OF say .
cset5 per pound on raw sugar anu u
an sugars refined above 10, Dutch
sisndaFi. Ffom tho foundation Of
~ Government till the present
t9pnty law went into effect sugnr
bas been recognized Ne an article nom
which revenue could icgitimaloly be
derived, anu one which eau he more
evenly distributed than almost any
otber' /. Wa, hc asserted, folly Tor n
government, with revenues running
iow, torut - slxty.eight millions OF
revenue which u Obtained during inst
wear by foreign sugar taxes. -Four
hundred thousand people will bo de-
rived u tho means VI livelihood la
Louisiana alone by the Wilson
meatulu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
A voIcE rnoM IN sEcoNp.
Train to Manti.

The Union Pacific, In connection
with the 5anpe,e Valley railway, Is
nov running trains daily to Manti rs
olloWs: Passengers leaving here ut S
am. change oars AZ Nephi aud arrive
at Manti ut pm. Tho train which
leaves Mnnu at 10 AIN catches the
incoming Union Pacific train from the
south when nrTivcs hero NJ o pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
Abnnt Mill.

In the Probate court yesterday after.
noon "a petition was filed by R.len
Henry Free, asRing that the order
admitting the will OF his grandfather,
Ab.alum r. Free, TO probate, entered
on March 20, 1893, DO revoked and that
lie will hs deCrerd and adludged OF no
effect, and that some proper ana dls'
Greet pertOn be appointed administration
OF the estate. Petitioner says ne iS tho
only son of Andrew Free, deceased,
(son OF Absslom r. Free, deotasedlani
that In his will the latter failed to pro-
vide Tor the petitioner through inSd'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
THE ITALIAN MASTERS"
A Musical Night with Them Arranged
by the Choral Union.

In the dramatic and Lyric" de-
psrtment Of thiE issue will be found the
excellent program arranged for pre-
sentalion Ia the Congregational
church, this city, on Tuesday evening
next, by the well.knOwn Choral
society. The singers aud inHtrumen'
tnlists who are 10 take part need no
praise or introduction 10 tbs Salt Lake
public. The occasion should draw out
"a large anu critical audience; for II viii
assutcGly be one Of the rarusl musical
tTents Of the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
Revival Services.

The following notice was handed In
for publication to-day, too late to be-
ulaoed In the usual column.
gpeciAl revival services viii begln)At
Burlington Congregational MitJ IN,
n and Third streets, Sunday eveu,ng.
A stereopIicon song-srryice viii oci,upy
Inc lTst twenty minutes with longs
and beautiful pictures from the sbrean,
az 1880 sharp.
Services every evening Except
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
oUn mn. WOW GnorrA.
Reputation PaprSS Sot IIoHored.-iie
Niu Probably Got SITS Liberty.

Htquisitioa Papet- Sot IIoHorsd.-iie
Niii Probably Get gils Liberty.
DENvER, Dtc. 2.-Non Gfot,h, the
supposed secret emis,ary oi Precedent
Dole Of Hawaii, to President Clovr'
land, Is IN the city still. The Salt
Lake officer who wants to take Won
Grolta back to that city to Rnswcr n
serious charge Of fraud, presented the
paprfsto Gov. Waite today but that ex'
ecutlvo refused to grant the rsquisition
on technical grounds. He said the
official papers were not made out
properly. There will DO habeas corpus
proceedings today and Won Grotia Is
confident he will not be held when lac
shows HIS papers.
DR.. johnson examined Won Gtotta
ara found him suffering from a tumor.
lie pIonouucrs the man UNIT to travel
aud this will probably serve to give the
prisoner his liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02

WmREsBARRE, Pa, Dec. "a bad
wreck occurred on the Lehigh Valley
fuad at Mhitehavsn this morning.
Thirty cars were piled up against the
houses which are built close 10 the
tack, and several buildings took fire,
but tho IRE was eHtingulshed. One
brakeman was killed and two were IN
lufed.
Il IL thought nj least three men are
burned TO death In the wreck.
A later report from Whitehaven
says the lire has broken out again. This
les, II IL now believed, will reach
$4,000.