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Held to the Graud jury.

Frank Willard, arrested by the police
this morning for entering a private
sleeping chamber aud attempting to
rob tho occupant OF tho room, Was
this afternoon held by Justice Smith
Ia $500 bonds 10 await the action OF
tho grand jury.
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The Everglades.

Tho southern extremely OF the pc.
ninsula Of Florida II one huge marsh,
known ~ the hyeIglaues, says tho
Pittsburg Dispaieh. THIS impenstrsble
wilderness, or. RATHER jungle, ID made
up Of about Hll OF TIE large county Of
Dale, almost all VI Monroe, the greater
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Souri, BESD, Ind, July l4.-John
Comfy BirIssll, b., inventor OF the
BirIGell clover hauler, president OF the
Birdsell Manufacturing company, Vice
President OF the b., Joseph county
savings bank Rnd an old prominent
citizen, died last night, aged "a. He
leaves u wife and three sous.
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Indlnnl NAY L,n.o rh,Ir Lands.

WAsHiNGToS, July 1.-THE bill
permitting indians who hold lands
allotted 10 them In ssvrrAlty TO loase
their lands, passed the House yesier.
nay | was proposed by Representa-
i've Piokler Of South Dakon as an
Amendment TO the bill to ratliy the
treaty with the Yuma Indians OF Cali.
iofnla and but few members appreciate,
iu Importance. The length VI the
leases Ia limited to five years.
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On the Way Home.

The PARTY Of Utah people returning
from Europe, who have beeu detained
"a the East some time owing b the
strike, have olartcd Wosi, ana cxucct
TO reach this city next Tuesday ailot-
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Who Has Seen II?

Mrs. Lloyd, one Of the old folks eT.
cupion party, who is over seventy
years Of age, had the ill.luok TO lose a
colored shawl ia red, white and green
with palm leaf pattern. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the shawl
at 800 south Niuth East
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Tho A. II. a. Ash au Important cues.
lion, nnd he AWKWARD 70.

CHICAGO, July ~ The directors Of
tho a. II. u. 90 4 n telegram 10 Chief
Arthur, asking him u II was true that
ne lssuej An order ~ the engineers
ftqulfing thOm 10 work win nOL-
union nfemeu, and was giviug letters
TO recommendation 10 the engineers 10
take the places Of strikers.
CLkvELAND. July li-Chief Arthur,
when shown the dispatch In reference
~ nlling the places OF strikers, do.
clatjd that he had not Issued such an
order ~ mentioned; engineers were
upne,d when they refused 10 work
with non.union nremen, and brother
hood men were instructed not 10 take
the places Of strikers.
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sl loud. rIremsn Arr..l.a.

81. LOUIS, July li.-Ail tue trains
nfe now arriving aud departing on
time. William Buck, William West
rop, T.. A. Roberts, a. j. RoDvck aud
Dick Blown, formerly Missouri Pacific
firsmen, have been arrested ior cAus-
Ing last evenings switch engine
wreck.
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A PAhTon,s RonANcE

wv lie Got sis wife aud Reasons
Why sue Wants Divorce.
Ew YORK, July l4.--A remarka.
petition has been filed by Mrs.
rniy IT, Aud, Of Jersey City, who
ilres divorce from her husband, the
htnr OF ~. Luke'a Episcopal church
Columbur, N. j. Tho petition con-
Y ne Sensational charges against the
RsIor's lie and character Of the Rev.
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CHICAGO, July l4-Gnnd Chief
Bowie Of the Railway Tfackmen's
association, has offered the A. II. U.
tue service Of his association Ia any
way require About 100 members
have already slfuck.t
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LEXINGTON, KY, July l4.-Jamss
Murphy, chief OF the A.R.U. In Ken.
tucky, received Telegram from Eu-
gene V. Debs, ordering all tho members
Of the order to atrike. The men refused
10 20 out.
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The executive committee OF the A.
X, u. decided 10 send out six men and
AS many directors rs eau be- spared to
work upR sentiment in favor Of the
A. IL. u,
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high grade ore for $3.50. THE ore II
remarkably pure aud 10 absolutely free
from arsenic OF lead. IL runs fi'ty per
cent metallic anthony aud commands
si8 per ton In Liverpool.
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Tue Troop. nomaIn In UhIoAro.

CHICAGO, July l4.-AdlutRnt Gene
raj Martin said today that There II no
probability OF the immediate removal
ofih, United states troops from Chi
care.
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LONDON, July l4.-At the Nri,Jual
Riii- association meeting X Jay the
Mckillon challenge cup was won by
the English team. Score. England,
1888; scotland, lgs; Canada, ia; Wales,
50.
For the Eloho shield, at 500 yards,
England ami Scotland tied with 5B7;
the Irish team scored b6i.
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NEyl YoRIl, July 1.-THE collapse
Oh the geLeTAl strike bought Pullman
100 IA for and the stock WAS advanced
40 ~ sugar reoeded Ier crnl.
sugr gained Pullman n; later
'lAt lost but Jailed 1 before noon.
run pau ueolined l per ceut toward
lg9n
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ONLY ny DAYLIGHT.

No NiEht Trains co bc Hun ON tho
houthsrn Pacific.
SAN FRANCisCO. July 1.-the
southern racific company has decided
for the-pttsent that Il would DO wise TO
not attempt to run trains Mt night over
any section OF the road. Consequent.
~ "a daylight schedule has been tenn.
p0farily arranged.
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CHICAGO, July l4-MAny striking
employees at the stock yards reported for
work today. Muat trains were sent
out.
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CiSciNSATf, July 1.-Two freight
cars were burned by iucondiaries to-
day.
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DEBs's rRorosIrloN RETURNED.

Mayor Hopkins today forwarded 10
Resident ID Us communication from
Tue general managers returning Deba's
deposition. Tue mayor said: ~ think
That this railroad con p inies should
have taken advantage Of such fair
ouvr IN Tie interest Of peace, law aud
ofdet OF oOurso they know their
business better than dor
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MANAarns srANp nY roAl..

John NJ. Egan, chairman Of the
General Managsrs' association, an.
nOunced at noon today that the action
taken last night, In returning to Mayor
hopkins ,ths proposition submitted by
fttsidont Debs, was endorsed by the
meeting Of the general managers 10.
day. The General ManagefT nssociA.
ton adjourned aiue die nj 1890.
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intelligent acting that was surprising.
Ihsukrra has betn reviewed. bsiJrc
by thc NEws. nn it only neelH % I've
said nov that So duplicated OIL its
former tucCrasCr-Wi tlU aided uunt.
nis of buius t1ue on large stage.
Mr. Spencer, even though he dii MOI
lot himself out as hu has before d0upi
sc3rcd pf1ntuly the higEett hit OF ME
career al Ssssl'ra'sl; sir Young has
improve on uis Ytrt since It's hrst
performance ruI J. Hc Ifclly second l.
uiu. Mt 'yurr hauI ONO stage prcs-
rute and hs beautiful singing won
inmcntb favor, though Doc, TOO, was
not quite up g. Iis Own stan 4HrL HIS
acting uh0WrI F..u y Improvement,
and wuuii improve g.ill more % De
would imurt moro OF rJIiICsiug
split o. h's role. Sc. Wusltrgclt made
rs good HRfcf, uuu throughout lat
r'sht was better than uu mas yei bvru
sryu hero. N. CLAW uu's small part
pu8 huWUTuusly u1Dr. AZ TOR tuu
IuIira, they WCrc tho Contur OF atlin.-
tiua GuI won many nImiurE
lauIi'H for tnrir CItmiHg upIHlr-
Hnce ami tHgif vAc..Iaus uuginf.
lutlr music Ura co. uouD before,
cxgspituuL Nr. Woodrow substituted
f,r her uul- suus % bauutul new HIlu,
"ihu Liiu 90 LlyU DO but day"
which was cbltuiurly done and u1lp
decided Improvement. $40 was
gu1Jru4 WI.. healthy. AH Wine
tiou' graceful ilitl8 sIug uni dance
Won ca. usual heavy recall. The or.
yhettfa, under Mr ktoust, tiI fome
charming work va thg Upuf'i eel clally
ln accompanying Mis-. woodrow nud
Mt. PyptFs solls, though 90 shines 10
wasa uttic heavy lot the lilhtg, yuirUH.
rhr overture William Toll, directed
by Mr. Woihr, and Raym1ul, directed
by Mo k'Jusu, were automatically
applnudiI.
The Crimson Scarf closes i'B very
pleasant career iu thu utw Opof, house
at Murray tomorrow ogeI'uG 1910 lm'
muusu turn oul ir1m tno suburban 90.
gioua b. looked Tor ~ Nc HAyags, the
manager
WAunE ANp JAMES sale began at
,ho Tneatro tnis morning. Dbpi,e tue
advance In prices thur5 o ovory Init
cation that ,hU season VIII bsa heavy
tulngial success.
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future Information Of the Legislature.
Narian asked WINS ID h1 would votc
Tor tho bill 10 hiu Amendment were
adopted, aud the latter Sail, "Yos.n
Hubbard favored tho bill, ami
POwere gaid his heart went out g.
the chunigru plant, and he was goiug
10 stay with the till g. tue end. Bus
h. favored lvius's ameuImaut.
Clark opposed the am 'uImsnt anil
Monson said he was willing 90 vDio tho
cost OF nu experiment 10 sue 10 10 wUul ID
pay 10 raise Ciuaistr.
Sears spoke az come length on tho
ianuiur Industry uud in supp ~ o. tue
bill. HB opposed lviut's amendment
for the rens0u that tho Territory would
pay uui 10 money uuiii practical TO-
suits were obtained.
Moore mnIo an argument in favor oi
lvins's umsudm mt. Many m sm1era
spoke upon tho Amendment aud tie
discussion took wide range.
The amendment was LOST ON a ttuct
parry vote. ruu OIL then plss'I,
Powers being the only Dlnncrht Y1t.
INK Tor &c.
a. !. R. ~, tending a site on tho
capitol grounds tho Brigham young
monument Passed,
q. j, 70. I, authorizing iho auditor
to pay ,uu expenses oi tho WDsIl's Far
cNniuli, iu wUfanta payuuie jan, ],
1895 aud drawing Interest at % PEG
cent after April ls,i 1898, was passed.
Adjourned.
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SALT LAKE STAKE
lG Three Days Conference Com
msnCss This Morning.
U,port. from various Wards aud
org.,i ,,i,na --Intor'siing I'c.
mark. and Instruction.

Ihr conference aud pr'n,u72i msoi-
ing " the X ut Lake Stake opened Boz
the Auombly Hail at 100. m. to-day,
Elder Arru, NJ. Cannon, stake pfcsl.
don't, pfcaiIiug.
Opened by slneiog:
U.I.rmcr Of israel. ct..
Prayer was ode ed by Elder AI3uz5
n. Raleigh.
-lurIa.s
How frn foundauou. ct..
Fou0Wi4. wa, the aiiolIilea Of
onlcca Elders Angus NJ Cnlnon,
joseph L.. yior and Charlie W. Psa.
rose, luu Stake pi,aiioncyi iurcc iiish
C1uncIlss, i've Patriarch rcysntcon
pfrI,nts OF Seventies, four'1 IA homo
mis- Iouarir.; rcpresonti'i7cs ~ oil
wards ut tho Sake cxcspu.. Noun.
tain D,lI, South CotionwJII, D-arlE
RiytuUH, BUR Dale aul Herd.
mat; and Of the Fifsl secInI,
Fourth, Fith, seventh, L.rl.h,
Tvolhh, Thluoautb, Fifteenth, Ii.h.
touutn, Nineteenth aud Iwauty 'Jui
uuaums Of Elder; q goJi rHHf. onto.
lion 90 lnu lesser PnCsthu 'It .n# Stake
officer. of tho Relief Society. sabbath
fchools aud Mu,ual imlDyum at As
fociauUnr.
On the recommendation % lhull
respective bishops, twDniy' young
men received certificates fgg1mugnJ-
Ing ,hoif ordination 70 Tue Dui.u Ui
Elder, on condition o. pIDuisiuE faith.
ful Performance OF dutiu.
Tue following blahora presented CO..
ports VI their wafds. WIN. a. Billie w
South Jordan; Joseph WWuufiUu 0i
Fint ward; l.. q. Hardy OF suC0uI
ward; aud Counselor John =. Smith %.
Thru ward.
Ia general the reports OF the wards
and thrir aux Hilary organizations were
very favorable. Few cases of uustiI.
lion were reported, nuI ilu Saints
were spoken OF ~ faithful iu tho uer.
iofmancu OF their duties. luu Bishops
expressed themselves as pleased with
affairs us nt present ygHlug, aud
guElsul 10 soc such conditions con.
tuu1. The p1Ur ate we'll Iflvilgd Tor
uul dilatuTy member HIu bUIng
prompted 90 greater iailhuluu.
Elders ll.lw. 81. Davis tuj james
Mnliu, Presidents Of the hIrt aud
Second qulrums Of ElIUg respective.
ly, reported their qu1ums iu god
condition, the members mHuiirsuug
great Improvement Ia the performance
N their uuiicB. In some instances,
however there has been lack ot
faithfulncss 10 fulfilling the obligations
which the Elders have taken upon
themaclvoa.
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon, PRECEDENT
Of tho sake, laid great stress On the
necessity OF receiving oil Instructions
through the channel % the Pnrs'.
hood, according o. perfect ord
Confusion b. bluni 20 result from any
other COURSE than lIis. Elder Cannon
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Birthday Anniversary.

A largo number o, iriends OF Mother
Maria Chunn met AZ tho residence Of
Thomas Varloy Ia the Nineteenth
ward lasi night aud celebrated the
S0th anniversary OF that respected lady.
rho evening was spent IN pleasant
conyeTsatlDn, song aud story. IL was "A
that she has being apparently rs strong,
bright anu HEALTHY Hs she was twenty
years ago. Her friends trust that
lheHo blessings may be- continued with
her gs long Us she solourns among
them which time they arc anKioua u
have extended as long as II shall be
wise aud well.
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Chnrged MiM sleaIIng a gnIlar

Charlie King, q oIl0rcd barber who
once ran a shop on Commercial street,
was arrested this afternoon by Police
Onlcer Hampel, on tho charge OF steal.
lug n guitar. According 20 tho testl-
mony oil the officer It appears
tuAt King was observed coming
our OF an Rlloyway at the back
VI the O'Meara block on West Temple
street, carrying with him the guitar.
The officer questioned him rs 10 Row
he came In possession OF II, ami not
being able TO give n satisfactory Rnsyer,
he was taken 70 the city hall, where a
charge ut petit larceny was booked
against him. Tho case came on Tor
hearing In Police justice Smih,s
court th'2 afternoon and King entered
a plea Of not gully. lie claimed 10
have had the guitar In his possesilon
for ovof yeaT haviugp the sum
OF ss Tor u, and sGid that ho could
prove H.
every we'll" Oail the court, "whon
viii you 10 really Tor tha,?" "I am
ready right now" was the answer. As
the uillcer making tho arrest cOull not
be- present before tomorrow morning
tho case was continued until that time.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TnEArER LAST NIUHr-A very
good audience, though not what could
DO called llsso one, assembled at the
Theatre las. evening TO welcome the
Home Dramatic Club back to the
boards aud to lugh over the humor
aud admire the music OF Ih' charming
opera OF the Crimson 5na, The pro-
gram was a complete sua'oa-thn con-
trast b tween tho tense dramatic iatvf'
est OF Tears, lido rean, AMI tnc merry
humor OF tho opera bo,ns very strong
ami complete. the Uuo act drama,
which n n good deal more .hau ''cuI'
tain faisOr,D saw, Do some respects, No.
good work "a any the Home oluo hhs
ever done, and that is snyius no
little. Mr.. Msll-'H success was tll'
phaue and unmis.akaIle, EH realistic
acting was SO vivid 40 Nn,7 ". 10 "o
unpleasant. He hg8 uDuu ,HW lilus7
better Ia all hls career tAHu hla par u'
the dtmcntod father ul Wuuh lho 'N'
pertinent was tried, ElNh CIA"F u
kuOwliOn was 80 gacp.u. any 7.L'u
a. In her old days, aud shows ltt NY
ahseuua from tho board bias lost nor
none of her natural charm OK inhhhtI.
Mr. Young, Mrs.. L1'ls IlNlIEt
Young ANA blf. WeatrryuIt gave mos
even and excellent support ""'ll N'''
Clawson looked tho gentleman VI, w
servant better than ho acled 10 luu
child, Margaret whitney, ior guy
10 very young, gave an v10lO'''OH VI.
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Given Foriy.aye Days.

The case Of J. J. Glrrarj, the mau
aTrcsted yesterday Tor stealing blankets,
came on for hearing before Jnalice
smith thIs afternoon. Alter hearing
the testlmOuy Of tho witnesses and his
own statement, the Judge sentenced
Glrrard 10 iorty.flve days imprlson'
ment Ia the city jail.
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ImprIsonel lOr SNnIIng BIankels.

This morning James J. Dunn, u
tough looking character, was atrnigntd
before Justice Smith on 9 charge Of
petit larceny. The oficnso consisted n
stealing four pairs OF blankets from
u on's Bazaar, 40. 2l7 south East Tenn.
pie street yesterday afternoon. The
defendant was asutouCcd 70 ninety
dayt' imptisonmt with the under
standing that ~ hO was brought up
again his sentences would be doubled,
lie has been serving term In jail for
stealing coal, having been released
only a few days ago.
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THE BuLLION.BgcK DISPUTE.
4 Meeting on THIS Afternoon with a
View TO settlement

Tire two factions II tho Rulllor-
Beck mine were holding meeting NJ
the Office OF tle company this after
noon. Me-, Fsrnsworlh haylng returned
from the Wet, was prslunt Each
side was represented by lis attorneys
and II was stated that au attump;
would be- made 10 settle all differences
out OF tue legal arena, at least 20 far as
tho courts arc concerned, uud that nj
the end OF the session nn adjustment
would probably be- made when would
be satisfactory % au.
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AANNHIs
The House met at O'Clock today.
Warner, from the enrolment COM.
mittot, reported that II. y. 5j, allow.
lug counties 10 levy special taXus, anu
II. B. ~, creating CARBON county, mad
been cent % the Governor.
Allen, from the committee on mem-
or.als, reported iavohbly e.. J. NJ. .,
relating ~ desert lands.
STANFORD, from the ways and means
committee, asked the return 10 the
committee Of II. ID. l5j, relating 10
revenue, buI on an explanation ty
Nafihu, the request was Withdraw d..
lie also reported flvonuly IA. Il. 100,
allowing tue Auditor o. appoilt q
deputy, with an amendment providing
that tho latter should DO paid by his
principal
Mckay, from the committee on
counties, reported adversely on tho bill
10 attach 10 Garfield part OF Wayne
county, and number OF petitions ask.
ing change In the boundary liuo b.
tween these two counties. Adopted.
Ho also reported adversely the petition
10 move the west boundary OF Uin,ah
county twenty miles west.
Clark, from the committee on ngrl.
culture, reported aV0fgbly q, b, 1893
creating fruit tree inspectors,
Wines, from the public health CONE
mltite, recommended that e.. J. NJ. %,
Bekiug Congress 10 give the Womau's
industrial Home building 10 the Terri.
tory Tor n hospital, be- sent 10 tho com.
milt1o tn memorials. Adopted. lie
also reported iavonbly, with amend.
mouls, ii. y, 1875, providing Tor the
inspection 90 meats iu Citiea.
Hatch, from the live stock commit.
tee, introduced IL. Is. 1862, "a substitute
for II. b. 81, relating 90 brnb iu sheep.
Hubbard introduced IA. b. lI3, al.
lowing school districts which dil not
levy a special tax In 1898 TO 10 10 IN
1894 The bill pissed under u susprn.
sion OF tue rules.
Sgats, from tho committee on elaine,
reported on the claim OF Feb Commis.
siOner Mussur Tor s13l, rUcOm-
menIlng that $50 only be allowed. Ho
also reported iavorably on tho claim OF
Sidney Tanner, s5il.
G. y. 90 and IA. u. l05, 10 regulate
assignments, were indefinitely post
pOnoi.
II. lgi, amending certain sections
OF the Compiled Laws, was killed by
! Hriking out the CuRcuug clause.
II. b. 100, relating TO mayors, was
also killed by striking out tue euucliug
| clnutn.
II. B. 100, relating TO rehearings In
the Territorial Supreme court, was
| killed Ia the same way.
II. Bile, 10 validate certain acts Of
Okdou ely council Ia paving a CenGiu
street, came up on tho Rsyerso rcpur.
Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES and was
| Loot,
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stated that Instructions HaI np"u srut
o. the Bishop 0i Clue Watds TO bIs
with those vino bad been ftu .Umru4cI
% the ieurIu dedication, nuI mad not
shown great hitIiJiuul1 since that
tune; not r.quitln. febapuau, Uul
permitting itlt tho puraOu sl desires.
Ina the case OF rebapism, according 90
tuc Instructions Ul President Wood
rug,the regular form 0ithe ceremony De-
changed by iur insurliou OF the words
"iJr the renewal 90 your CJvun ants"
These inl'tuCHlus are o. be followed
by men officiating boz thH Pucs hood,
who are uD. o. substitute their own
Interpretation 90 iEa ceremonies ser.
formed. Tue 'HI.D INDUCED Boo by
macy 10 tho Cuurru were spoken OF
and denounced uy Elder Cannon, ant
al were exhar,ul 60 depart thUfc.um,
aud 70 manifest greater ftlth'uiuUrs la
the discharge % uair fuspIusibihtly.
s ni from the presence ui Cod % lead
HIS people, men sometimes turn rom
theif high clllugs and ALLOW Cafihiy
care. and pleasures tl interfere with
thrir grontrlapauIbllliy,
The ghUirEeu..
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To-Day, rnocrrpias.


NNAHHNAAHH
Adams prcsenteI two pstltI1us
aglius, The medical law. They wcfo
referred u tue committee on public
health.
Elircdgn presented a petition OF $50
namoi from Park cry relating e. the
election OF cry msrhar.
The following bill was iulroIuceii
q. -, lg3, by ElIrudsc, 10 amend
the laws OF lsss, relating 30 Park CIty.
9. IS. 81, relating 10 highways, waa
reported,
II. y. 1873, relating 10 fsh and game,
was iayuAuly Recommended.
@. -. ~, providing Tor locating the
Capital M Provo, was uniav0ubly To-
pod. d.
II. .. 10, relating to militia, was
iav1uhly reported.
II. b. H. relating o. Witnesses AND
defining the duties ui certain officials,
was reported with amendments.
&. u. Oirulatlug 10 demurrer, was
reported tnvUfably
q. b. IFS, relating 10 the release Of
one Joint drblob was inyorably re-
ported.
&. b. 80, relating % amendments 10
laws OF loss, was reported fty0rnbly.
q. B. M, 10 invulidatu certain DECIDE
ns evidence, was reported iayorably.
g.. b ll5, relating " larceny was
iayofably reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
Afternoon session.

Alitrunuu session.
5ingiul.
GLORY t0 Cod ou msH.
Prayer boy ElIcr a. W. Wi1bwc3
Siugin, choir and clutrcsntiJu.
Uul GoI 1--we rure Go TOGO.
Thor. .-.o f Size go. e. organization
OF tln =. A.. "a. 4. A., Eas real, and
ahowoI % matCi IutUfU1t iu tuu work
ui tuiH ur. aHIEtuuu. Sister hluty A.
Fturzg, -a.u It,sIuHt 70. thu y. J..
NJ, /. a. testified TO the iuCIu1 o. fitl-
iulu, ami .. riiuslif Di lHH young
lau,Hi manifested iu their ties im3ry
toarus auI Hprcl1 n1,Hi u| tI.U thg
Cuc1uUHuWUuL u,y are uy.g 60 al
Wnr ul..giaigs ln tho performance
ui .ugir .uIu.
Sister 30. i5nbulln Horne, stake
prusliuu. o.. tho Relief SIcieuy., pty.
guntuI aI encouraging report " this
urggulztIHu, calling attention On tlu
work l.iU. done Boa tho direction Ui
rrll,viu, tHu wants ui the I00b us.
puc.lly OF th1au VINO, through dgligI.
gy % luullnf, 10 mo- make thulr wants
known. tuH rics were spoken Ji A-
receiving gr,al b'Usslug through tr
miutmtilu 90 the tlsters, who Thule
aid 90 hrlr own ulassiuaa ana become
valuable aasIsnnt7 O. The ward authO. .
llus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
lODAYIa CL-AuNU IUUIr

ToIayis clearing u1Iss uEcnaugrs
amounted 10 slJ9,3-L Same Jay last
year, s2.0, ils.
rOuAN's QUOTATIONS.,
Now York-Silyer, 5ls; lead, $50.
Loud tn-Silvcr 81. D.
ORE ASp BULLION,
Wells, Fargo go, received tJial!
Perm. bulli u, ss,u52.
z. X. Jours g. co. received today:
Buii'on, sl,5lli cree 3l,sOl. Iuiui,
81 500.
Mccormick g. O.. received t1da, 4;
HRnauut bullion, silver aud lci Il
0g,s, sl,75I.