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FOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME NEW STONE
ana p.p. houses corner y. j. ave. and ST.. W.;
now ready for occupancy; make your selection at
one; corner house. IL rooms. the others. 10
rooms each; Anil ; open freplaces; fine tiling
and CABINET mantels: beautiful chandeliers: cleo
trio lighting: heated by hot water: open for in
spection
n2o-imo Fl. L. MANN. 334 Ind ave-. owner.
FOR SALE-OR TRADE-l4e4 r. l. AVE. NV:
large handsome house; ami. fashionable neigh
pohooa magnificent lot TO 30 foot alley; will sell
for price of ground alone and include house to
immediate purchaser. Don't miss this Room
8. 1901 Pa. ave. oc21 Am
FOR sALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE 4
story press brick houses opposite Franklin Park:
" IT. IA inches on l st. by 1i4 IT.: stables on
rear OF lot. Apply to Dr. d. II. OGDEN Ex-
ecutor, 1924 st. NV. ne sms
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NORTHEAST.

NOhfhEASf.
1858 to 1859 F st,
bh. Or, and $50 to
$40 18th st, hh,
Or. all. SIS, 900
1924 G st, bh, mi.
Or. -. ........4, 200
1910 Fla ave, b b.
m |, Or. g, 200
1927 NJ st. Z h, 6r. 1850
1902 Linden st. b b,
Or .............. z, 900
1897 Gales st, Z b,
or ..............2, 100
26 G st, I b, Ar. 1000
200 to 215 l st, b b,
Ar ..............1, 500
S27 to 81 I'd Ut, b
h, Or. Il, 500
1923 Sd st. Z h. Ar. 900
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and III NJ
st, III, 10 and Or. SIS, 600
Store and dwg. cor
Good Hope and Nay
Tor roads, IN, Or. a, 900
S21 and 323 ID st. III.
Or, each. ........ g. 900
9O9-911 l st, I h, 5r.3, 90
AIS l. st, ( h. Or. Il. 800
Alley bet 9Th and It'll,
G and E, b h. 3r. 500
3OJ 10th st, ( h.5-. l, 500
1915, 1347 and 1349 X
st, I h, 5r each. Il, 100
Ala X st, ( b, 5r. 4. 900
Z Hope ave. b b. Ar. 800
of the property on
call at office for bulletin
b.
II r wACGAMAN-
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FOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME s AND BROOM
houses at the cor: Of 18th and SITS. NV for
$1,000, $3.50 and 81 800 each; prices to early
buyers at $3.50 to $500 reduction from regular
prices These houses have exceptionally fine in
t Wfchm.a electric SRgNiaRe etc
1901 Pa. ave. mis- 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

FOR RENT-u G ST. NE; 8 ROOMS AND
bath; papered throughout; $2O.5O.
dls-6t c. ID. LIEBERMANN, 1903 r st.
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The ELLIOTT, LAKEWOOD. n j.
HEALTHY AND DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
IN THE PINE WOODS NEAR THE LAKEWOOD
HOTEL.
HOUSE NEW.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED.
Sun PARLoR. ENCLOSED PORCHES,
BATHS, &c.
For circulars, terms. &C.. address F. E. FOSTER
d. 3mo
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FOR .sALE-A TwO-SpoRY AND BASEMENT
brirks Large. small rooms and bath; corner
housei all rooms front south: stairway through
center; Just papered; electric lighting and bells;
Of ]. ]. BRERETON. 71S 18th st. NV. da-1m
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TOR RENT-1129 n
II av, 12r. 2 bis. $S3.33
2424 Pa ave, 12r&2bs . 20
1221 y Y ave. 11r&b. 10
22l2 NJ NV, Or and eel sc
152 ID Sc. Tor and b. 20. SC
% r NV, 7r and eel. 80
df9-tf H. L.
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The above is only a D.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30

Srs Va. sept g While Ihs mot
led men o. S.r Yotk ~ilI tell you they
hare not the sligbtcH tear Of dAnrci
to I-ersoH OF property from the alleged
Etoat army of hHUgty men nos 10 Ihc
slams OF New Notk they ~tu admit
that they have taken precautions. pnr
Of thr hfa' d..esretics made by tho &c
porter va, that Coils y. Huntington
tho railroad msgnatc, and cafnciiHs
Vanderbilt -cIs sotinci quhc rs.eDily
bV a. alleged aSatohi.t that tLeir u"s
palaces on tSttb srsuac ~oalh shortly
be- blown .kyward by dyGamst" one
workman at the vet uahui,bsd Wander
bilt mansioa discovered \ card tackled
upon tho door rn.tancs 10 ia" bSildluF
The card ~as covered With NcIaSi.
which declared that tho time had ootne
for rich mcn 10 suffer for the so allied
~tong, OF tic root II Is vs'r i0esndi'
ary IN tone. bat Vanderbilt believed Il
vas tn. work Of some crank who he
came agita,cd over tho recent ncwspa
threais
However. another csri was tackled
upon tho bowed Hp fence Of a. u. Hon.
Iugton's mansion. sctoss fith avenue
10th cstjs were undoubtedly OF the
same origin, and II he really Is an an.
arohi.t he IL ono of the mas; pronounced
type OF tho disciples of Iierr Nos, Sow
there are tour times a. magy watchmen
and detectives along Flf,h avenue In
tho vicinity of the residences OF the
money kings az fos months ago.
superintendent Of Police Harms was
asked II he believed the anarchists
would dare modest Fifth avenue proper.
" owners - do no, intend telling"
he said. JUS, what our plan In dealing
with these so-caIled anarchists will be,
but suf,ice It to say that they are ALSO
lutcly under control. and the Fifth ave
nue mansions are In no danger OF dc
rrnetIon, I assure you"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
BIDS OpENtD AT pUlllAN.
\ TAce..A Man win Probably Build tbs
Administration building.

PULLMAN, sept. @G.-Thc regents are
again in session, having convened las,
evening. Tins far they have been de
voting their time TO the Inspection OF
the college. Bids for the administra'
tion building were opened this afternoon
and the lowest bid was found TO be that
OF d. &. Cost Of Tacoma, his being s3s,.
95s, The next lowest was Cawsey x
Bramiey for 4i.23i, the highest being II
&. Ashenfelter for S53,s $50. The bids
were opened in the presence of Corners,
Stearns aud Ingraham, Tannant aud
Blanford being absent. General Tan.
nant has on die protest, on the ground
that bids were received after the time
specified, Sept, 25, ataa.m. The board
are working behind closed doors.
General Tannant was seen by cor.
respondent and declared the proceed.
ings of this afternoons session in open.
ing bids for the administration building
as being rotten and Illegal. He with.
drew from the meeting and leaves for
home tomorrow. He says he will have
nothing to do with the mess"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
Throw at . t.enrrsi.

BARCELONA, Sept -. An attempt was
made today to murder General Mat,i-
ncs campos, es-Prcsidcnt of the com.
Gil, who made the military pronuncla
mcnto which gave the throne OF Spain
to Alonso u. General Campos was
present at a review of the troops, su'
rounded by a brilliant stan, lie watched
the mancuvcrs and seemed highly
pleased. Many thousands of people had
gathered to witness the review. The
troops had commenced to march past
when Withholding man, pushing
through the crowd, pulled what ap.
pcared to he ball from his trousers
pocket and threw It al General Campos.
lie quickly took a second ball from an
inside pocket. A man In the crowd
struck the mb-thrower's arm Just as
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
VICTIMS OF DYNAMITE
Nok.UNloN SAILORS BLOWN UP
Vengeance on Their hissis-- EApio-
sioB shook the city.

SAs FhAscisco, Sept. 2t.--One OF the
the most hideous crimes la the annals
of this city, which resulted from a long.
standing feud between union and non.
union sailors, vas perpetrated last
night. Shortly after midnight the
southern part OF the city was shaken
by a terrific explosion. A dynamite
bomb had been nrcd IN front of water,
front boarding house 1iied with non-un-
ion sailors. The front of the build,
ing MAS blown 10 atoms, sin OF the in.
mates horribly mangied, two Of these
Instantly Killed, and others may die
by whom the bomb WAS thrown is not
definitely khowh, bat the owners Of the
building directly charged the deed upon
one OF the union inca, by the name OF
John TyIell, has been arrested.
The boarding house was kept BY John
Curtin. IL was Caflin's custom to &c
cure berths for his patrons OF ships
employing noG unioH men. la This way
lie ineufred the enmity OF the sailors
place Gas enisfed ~ ! eTO~d of union
men led by Joha Tyrell CauM WAS
threatened. aud ~Lrn tho men let the
house they told him the house had cal,
! shou time 10 eIis, Last LigL, all
tho Inmates retired as usual asd The
house VAS quiet, when an explosion
shaking the city for blOcks TOOK place.
The ffoai Of The boarding house ~ss
totn away carrying the ifoHt OF The
al aernt slractutc With Il Met were
thIoaa from tEriT beds ACROSS The
street, Tue sidewalk where the ca
plosion toos place "a. 'ippci iuto al.
oHs \ black hole rith snUldeIing
Lc ia. aboht 1t sh0aed ~hcfc She totno
bte~ sp fost gtoAhias ,ictlas. lay TIA
the street neaf By 1na beside them Hrfc
,~o egsIaes striped Of n~aSir every
III OF oloIhiGg and eorerrd ~ish blood
and olad-fa The ambulance ~zs soon
oh ;hS secae aad the victims were
qatcfly trseeci itom the debris aud
.4Eea 10 tho baspiIaL
The Allied ATE a. follow. George
lIolnrs BtieA MaCsIuas>. Wliliam Nc
kchtlc
Fatally rouaIei Chsslrs pwen I'd
Matphy. jobs CuF,in. il
Three 81 The inca auSnded died 10
day naGlrE the total tstai.ties ave.
IEclr namcs are Charlie Befbztd
~ho sect b. tho naH~ Of paet ~
~a1d Mutphy anA I Mckenzie The
police have made no father attesEa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
cduR o'ALENe STRIKE is OVER


Mine Owners Terms Accepted and Ban-
dreds Of Men secure Work.
SPOKANE. Sept. 2G.-The long strike
In the C9ur d'Aiene mines came
abruptly to ! termination yesterday,
and there was great rejoicing las
night In the mining towns of that
region. The first news received in this
city OF the resumption Of operations
came from George w. Harris, post
master at Wardner, to Charles McNab:
Strike Is settled at 81. so and % per
day. Everybody goes to work in the
morning"
Messrs. John A. Finch and +. w.
Bradley arrived from Wardner In the
evening and confirmed this gratifying
announcement. The terms offered by
the company operating the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan mines, So. so per day for
miners and - for carmen and shovelers
was accepted by the men, with the
sanction Of the knights OF Labor and
miners union. As result of this &C.
tion 100 men began working yesterday.
More will be added daily until a force
Of over 400 men Is secured.
The Gem, Helena and Frisco mines at
Gem will resume operations within a
few days, employing 800 men at the same
wages. Others will follow as soon as
miners can be secured, and within two
weeks over / 900 men, now unemployed
will be at work.
at is hoped" said Mr.. Finch, THAT
the pricei of lead and silver will be
such as TO make these mines TO con
time in operation all the winter, thus
benef,lng many worthy people
about Two weeks time will be re-
quired TO put the mines In full working
order, SO as 10 begin shipping ore.
Within tina, time partial return 10 the
prosperous times Of yore will be wit.
messed
The good news was hurridly sent
out in all directions yesterday. Many
miners had sought employ ent in the
harvest fields and some had drifted TO
the cities. As soon as word reaches
Them that the mines have resumed .
large number will return, fully supply
Ing the demand for labor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
REPEAL MEN NOT IN 1T
SILVER SENATORS HOLD THE FORTE


WAshisoToh, Sept. 2i.-The situation
In the senate falls to show encourage
ment for those who are making battle
for unconditional repeal. The repeal
forces are apparently no nearer victory
than ten days ago, and 1t does not ap.
pear that they have made a convert In
the senate for two weeks, and the pros.
pec' for unconditional repeal is not 50
bright as when the repeal bill passed
the house. Repeal senators have APP.
parentiy lost confidence and the anti
repeal senators have regained all the
courage they lost after the passage OF
the measure by the house.
Two weeks ago it was mysieriously
rumored that the repeal forces nigh,
demand vote at any hour and rush the
measure through the senate.
New no advance OF repeal can be
found who will predict with any ere.
dence that final vote will be reached
before the middle of October, and yet
the numerical strength Of the repeaiers
Is as strong In the senate today az
three weeks ago; they have an un-
doubted ma Jori,y, probably three hfths,
and there can be no question OF the re.
suit when final vote is reached. but
when the vote Is TO come is the great
mystery Of The future.
Under the rules OF rhe senate half .
dozen senators can linden niteiy prolons
the light and postpone the vote, and, Il
they are SO inclined, may either defea,
the measure or force compromise. No
one acquainted with the vice president
aud his anteceden,s gives the least
oredence TO the story sent out from
here that he will at i given time re
cosnixe Senator Voorhees, for the pur.
pose of moving the passage of the bill
aud refuse 10 recognize anyone else.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
Marriage by Contract .

SAN Francisco, Sept. a6,--The seusa.
tlonal Gilmour case took new turn to.
day when marriage contract between
DIR, L, +, West and Annie Stanley, who
the police say was Vests accomplish In
the murder of Miss Gilmour, was re.
corded This marriage, Il is evident,
was contracted so that Annie Stanley,
who acted as nurse for DIR. Vests pa.
tien,s, could no, be compelled to testify
against her employer and lover. As
West is now in jail regular marriage
ceremony could not be performed, so a
contract was resorted to. Vests pre-.
liminary examination was postponed
until tomorrow at the request Of the
prosecution,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
Aati-Chincse ltAid..

Ia GR,SnK, Or, Sept. e6.-AntiChi.
nesc agItators visited Cove last nigh,
and secured about IA Cinnamon picking
hops in the yard of II. J, Geer. Other
Cinnamon living In that section had been
appraised Of the intended raid, and sue.
cecdcd In evadiug the mob. The men
were loaded into wagons and carried to
the mountains west of La Grandc, where
they were liberated and told to leave
the country. In this city since Sunday
night no open demonstrations have been
INDUCED In. At a citizens meeting las,
evening so men volunteered to assist the
sheriff In preserving order, and patrol.
led the streets all night. At I O'Clock
this morning flames were seen issuing
from the store OF Kwong On I'll In China
row, which was burned; loss, $1,000.
Warrants have been issued for IS riot.
ers. The sheriff is now making arrests.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30

CRIsE. sept, The state normal
school opened today with a larger at.
tendance than ever before. Every
train brings students and they como
from all parts of the state. The school
never opened with brighter prospects
for successful year CITIZENS arc
boarding students at their homes at
unusually row laies, and many ate
renting rooms. which can DC had Tor 4
small SUN, and boarding themselves At 4
cost not exceeding s. per week. The
new and imposing building is approach
ing completion and will be ready for
occupancy about the 18th OF October.
II is admirably adapted for normal
school work and has all modern i'm
provemeuts.
The faculty are as follows profes.
sor W. ]. Sutton, principal; W. {.
stone, assistant principal; Nellie G.
Hutchinson, principal OF the training
school Matte &. Hammond, history
and literature; Grace +. Swcaringeu,
mathematics and English; Helen A.
Dow, arithmetic, reading and geo
graphy.
An these teachers have been con-
ncctcd with the school heretofore ex-
cept Miss Swcaringen. who is a gradu.
ate Of Cornell university and a teacher
of wide reputation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
Congr~.s VIII Peg Aiong.

WAsHiA"rus, Sept. - The senate
this week will be given up entirely 10
spe Oh making unless the unexpected
should happen. There is no chance for
material change of programme, un,
less II should come through a compro
mise.
There will be resolutions up for dc.
bate for the 6rst hour OF two OF the
daily sessions al different times during
the week. Senator Dubois although
scheduled 10 speak Tuesday, will In all
probability give way 10 Senator Per,
lins and will not speak until later.
Senator Perkins will sugees, a eompro'
mise locking to tho coinage OF the
American product of silver, with duty
on foreign silver,
Senator Jones OF Nevada NAV spcak
during the week, aud IL - understood
when he takes the foot he will keep II
for two or three DAYS
The house will devote its entire at
ten,iou ior tho coming week, excepting
tomoTtow, to the Tucker bill for tic
rerea! OF The federal election law The
debate will run according TO the spc-
olal order adopted Friday nutil Tuesday
october .. II Is probable that the de.
bate will be OF an exceedingly lively
character.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
HE NEVER CAME BACK.
Bears Vale! Rascher and $1,000
M,>teriou>ly Disappears.

\ Bears Valley Raacher and $1,000
M,>teriou>ly Disappears.
BoIsK, Sept. E.-A few weeks ago il
was reported that II. p. Nelson, Bears
valley rancher, had mysteriously disap-
peared, and subsequent Developments
indicate that he may have been foully
dealt with. Nelson sold part of his
land aud put the money, s. 900, in the
bank, He then arranged to go OF on 4
prospecting tour, taking with him a
man who had been working for MIN.
lie is known TO have purchased an out.
fit, loaded 1t into 4 wagon and started
off, but since then nothing has been
heard of him. After the lapse of some
weeks without news from him, his wife
came to town and set an inquiry afoot.
1t was found that he had drawn his
money from the bank, but nothing more
could be learned of him, though the
officers made every effort to get trace
of him.
Two theories were advanced, one
based on the knowledge of some do
nestle friction, that he had drawn
his money and left the country; the
other that his companion had induced
him to draw his money and then
murdered and robbed him. A few days
ago an abandoned wagon was found In
gulch near the Moore creek summit
containing a complete outfit, This has
been identified, but Mrs. Nelson thinks
It Is the wagon In which her husband
started OF, and she has sent party to
make an examination to determine
whether this Is true. II seems probable
that Mrs. Nelson Ia correct, and that
her husband was murdered for the
money he carried.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30

NtENNt. sept - Arrests Of aIatch.
lets here conilnuc. and tho police arc
notc than ever convinced that the raid
they made yesterday nipr.d Wholesale
found upon the man In custody show
that the aHs',h,sts arc ultimately con
uectcd with the anatrhisis Of Eng aud
and America and the bombs now in
the possession Of the police are made
exactly according to tho rules laid down
by Herr Most, II Is also said the Rus
sian anarchists arc In commuuicat ion
With the anarchists Of spain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30

the second deadly missile was thrown.
ana II exploded among the stan oificers
not close to General Campos. The man
who threw the bomb was seized and
thrown TO the ground.
The FIRST bomb exploded right under
the horse upon which General Campos
was sitting, shattering its legs aud tear
ing open It's belly. The general fell
heavily when thrown. and IL was thought
had sustained serious injuries. How
ever, he WAS only partially stunned aud
soon staggered to his feet, wiped the
dust and blood from his uniform, mount.
cd the horse of an aid-de-camp and
calmly ordered the review to continue,
out the eAeuion was too much for the
veteran, who was suffering from loss Of
blood. He WAS obliged TO allow stan
officers TO assist him out of the saddle.
The wound was attended by the sur
geons, who tried to persuade him 10
leave the field. The general laughed a I
the suggestion OF the officers, and en-.
terihg carriage had i, driven to the
front OF the reviewing point and then
the march continued, the crowds cheer.
ing the general until hoarse.
In addition to General Martinez Cam.
pos, CASTILLO, chief of stan, Generals
Bastons and Moiias and Two policemen
were badly wounded by the explosions
aud several people Ia the crowd sus-
talned severe injaries. A civic guard
Was Instantly Killed Several attempts
were made TO kill the bombihrower
who appeared TO be alone. lie was. IL
Is said, detailed TO murder General
CAmpos by branch OF the society Of
The ahsrchis, brotherhood, TO which he
belonged, When the troop. near Gen.
rfal campos learned OF The attempt on
.la life IL WAS with difficulty they could
be kept Ia the ranks. as they wanted TO
make shori work OF tho bonbthtower
The maine of the bomb ,hrower was
asceitslaed 20 be raIias He Is known
as notorious anarchist aud when
questioned concerning the crime In
aiaE,Iy sdniiied mat Ae !hte nded kin.
ihr General Campos and star lie will
be promptly trled BY court martial ana
may be sho, within twenty -four hours
Al the bOnb thiosets residence : mass
OF anAtchisiic literature aud letters also
Tell inIo tic hand. Of the police, which
led 10 the atfc,. off, more anarchists
~ho ate said TO DC aceompllces.
Tie nsss caused great clciicmeai In
Madrid. Add the review which was TO be
held there In honor Of the birthday Of
the he,frss ptesumptlrc, the tntania
b1aa Masia dc ia Mercedes va. post.
poaed TIC wound ffom - hleh General
CAhroa 10 suffering IL mol believed TO
ic dangerous. thuash IL q. seriou, lu
iaty 10 mao Of bis age, ca years.
After the review Ccaetal Campos tel.
rErAphrj oaeea licgeni Marie Chris
lilac tciItn. het Of the attempt made
upoa his ate, and announcing his deter
miHattoa TO crush the criminals who
ate thns disturbing iLe peace of the
kin dom 1T" gaccn regent la reply
ie:oftarbcd tho general e,prcaslng sin.
ocIc Aympaihy and eongraluiaiiag him
urua hi, HSrtov escape The bomb
need ~efe large iron spheres allied with
dtnami,~, and the explosion WAS so
powcIiui that IT broke Windows In
sou,e' long Nay from the reviewing
poih, aud caused stampede In which
many peIsou, ~oIc In 3ntcd
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30

PORTLAND, Sept. si.-Herman Rein.
hart, who was arrested yesterday In
New YORK city on charge OF defalca-
tion, was for six years chief book-keep.
er for Dittenhoefer, Haas 4 Co, OF this
city, but was discharged two weeks ago
because of some small discrepancies
that had been discovered in his &C
counts, After his dismissal an expert
was put to work on his books and 4
shortage of several thousand dollars
discovered. Reinhart Is said to be con-
neeted with some Of the wealthiest and
most refined people In New York, and
has always moved In the best society
here. He has wife and two children.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-30
Tnt uTkh COMMISSION.
several Radical Reforms Suggested tn
tonErc.. for confederation.


tongrc.s for confederation.
W,sRISernS, Sep, The annual &c
port Of the Utah oommisNion, submitted
today. reference was made to an i'm
portan, change In the time of holding
elections. Iiy provisions of an act OF
the legislature gcucral and municipal
elections will hereafter take place on
the Tuesdsy following the 8rs, Monday
In November. The period for house to
Repatriation was also fxed. The popu
la,Iou OF the territories. exclusive of
estimated at eai, 500. Mining con
ditions, the report says, arc now de
plorablc The mines are closed, the
outpnt OF silver. copper, lead and iron
has been arrested, and multitude of
iaborers left in destitution. The urgent
need OF the territory, Il IL stated, Is a
scientific and comprehensive scheme
Of irrigation. Every waste OF water
should be avoided and all water bodies
made tributary to durable reservoirs
for regular distribution. The CON
mission recommends an amendment to
the federal constitution prohibiting pc.
lygamy And empowering congress TO
prescribe conditions for marriage and
divorce; aud also cession of the unap
propriated and unsurvyed public lands in
Utah and small appropriation to keep
the industrial home bnilding In salt
Lake In repair for the use Of the com.
mission.