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Land Once.

Tho follYwiuk hnugs have been
made Ia gGo LEGAL iaud Ullioe under
date OF JuLe %:
Rufus Dsy, u Fillmore, Milard
couuly, IA, mUttead cary Ui lots ., 3, d
uud Z, Ias southwest quarter O.! tue
northols. quartet Aud lnv southeast
quarter OF tuc uoTthwos. quarter ul
ne. ZION ~, Iswnsuip n syuIu, range 4
west,
William Hathaway, oi Lvhi, Utah
county, homestead eItfy Of lot ., seC-
non rs, ami loo / buu ., SECTION "a,
township 5t.utu, Tausu HelL
John Rogers, vi DcstT1l, MillArd
county, homestead entfy VI Its /, ., s.,
4, o aud o, section n, township 10
sUuth, Tautt 5 w,s,,
Cuauuuly v. stevens, " Spring
CITY, Baupvto county, dtsurt land entry
OF Tie u.nu halt OF tue northwest
quarter Of section 80, anu the east bait
OF tue northeast quarter OF section 81,
TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH range 4 sHsD
Enzauutu BRADSHAW, " Beaver,
Beaver county, desert laud entry Vi
the wust nall ul the IA rthwest quarter
Of section 20, township 20 south, range
veal.
HomestrEd patents were received to-
day IA foll0wt, and are at the land
office for their owners
No. ASS, George Chase, Of Ply.
mouth, Boz Elder county 100 acres.
No. 5OOO, ElanIhTopy s1oddard, Of
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UNDER THEOSOPHYS WINGS
Disciples Of The New Faith Will Take
Care Of CoItys Army.
A Monastery 10 Ne set Up Nsnr Gray
Gabies.-Prtdictlons OF nirs
Disasters.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, June a.
Henry a. Foulke, aud Geo. Falkon.
stein. Of Philadelphia, presidoot and
secretary Of the Mahaimss Navy.
arrived here In order, ~ they ray, to
set up a monastery Of Theotophlfts nj
Onset bay, a mile aud hall ifom Grey
Gables. But tubs IN not all. Nj.
Fuulke says that he has arranged 10
bring Coxey's army here on n
schooner as soou A. Congress RdjOurns
and that they will be Uncnmptd In a
forest tract At tho head Of Onset aud
Buitermilk bays.
They'll WORK, bless you" said he,
who's asked what they would DO when
he got them here. They'll have g.
dig clans, saw wood aud the like.
They want 20 come. These things
work themselves. You can't stop
them. It's one Of the fors-funuers Of
trouble ahead that will be- much more
than we have passed through
Dreadful predictions aro made by
Mr. Foulko, OF panic aud disaster, 0i
the sudden death OF men In high
places, OF upHsings Of wage Gamers,
and OF vi0leDcs that shall extort all the
money from the rich anu give 1t to the
poor Then there viii be peace.
Foulke IN In dead earnest In his
purpose.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.
This TIM a Young Woman TikG
Her Lilo al Pleasant Grove.
FOUND GUILTY or FORGERY.
Nh, Wa, Deserted bra WORTHLESS, Illus.
baud Who Went Away with
tHrlcr's Indusirialish.

Special 90 fic NEw.
PLEASANT GROVE, June 22.-Mrs.
Mary Mafla Cook committed suicide
nt THIS place about n O'Clock this fore.
noon at the store Of CLARK Bros. a
Company by taking slrychnlue.
sho entered the bulliins a short
time before ami purchased the
poison. II was sold to her uuhesl.
iatingly as there wac no suspicion that
she Intended seli.dcsifucuon. After
swallowing tho poison sho asked for
catbollc acid amt fell 10 the door anu
expired almost iusiastly.
The reason Tor the rash act 10 that a
few days ago she passed forged cheek
i't something over $40 on Mrs.
Diggs, the millinoL The check was
considered genuine until presented at
the store VI Walker Bros. & Fyler la
Salt Lake. Ga Il being returned 10 this
place AMI tue charge Of forgery laid
against her, ~ nfst she pretended 10
be innoceuL but nnally Acknowledged
thnt all was not right. She
paid back part " the money
nud promised 10 make good the bal.
ancc but the rem0rsc following the dis
covury OF her wrong dOlug was moro
than she was able 10 endure. She was
about twenty-five or twenty-ihrss
years Of age and leaves two chill.
drcn. Her parents aru respectable
people. She was recently deserted By
her husband, an eastern mai whom
sho married Ave or six years ago. Hs
went away with Catgor'- lniuilriAl
army,
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ne platform were many promipent
llceH OF the army aud ten uretty
Young women drcse asves.a virgins.
VINO lhe harrison was crowded with
ehthuslnstc soldiers Of both sexes.
IL was wedding ceremony as iotet.
esuhg hs u was odd. Whii. Ia, Ell.
tlutiatm was noisy almost Ia the point
81 riet at times, tnu prJceetipps were
feverelt and deeply religious. The
barracks we're heavily dfapef with
mars " the union and the Salvation
army. A sheet extended across the
uack VI the platform on which was
printed in great red letter.. "For
TINE aud eternity tonight"
Comnander Booth, n sweet faced
SUI musical voiced little woman,
delivered a short homily ON marriage,
ani declared that those In the army
were nll Tor love and none for money.
sue read several verses from the
Bible, beginning, "rhe Lord Ia my
shepard, 1 shall not want ami kept
up running cJmmentAnd application
u the lines. Then she read the mar
tlagr articles, which declared that wed.
lock should notin ctlcfo with tho can.
lldatus la tho army, but this, she
explained, did not mean that they
should ever BE- permanently separated.
Then the candidates stepped forward
Win the beet man and bfiletmnid aud
each Ia turn repeated after Com.
mandor Booth the declaration u the
Episcopal marriage service. Alter
the ring had teen siiploi on the
brides hngsr they were pronounced
man and wife "lu the name OF God
aud the salvation army"
The ceremony was followed by a
Yolley that threatened 10 liit the ROOT, n
"a prayer aud a sacred song tet 10 tie
tune Of 1.-TWO little girls ia blue'n
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A nandsome Wedding Present.

The wedding reception rendered Sir.
and Mfs. IL. =. Ensign Jr., last even.
Ing, at the home " the brlde's sister,
Mn. George u. Pyper, was a very on.
loyable affair, although participated Ia
by members VI the families only. There
we're about seventy persons present,
aud the Harmony Glte Club, OF which
Mr. Ensign Il member, called aud
rendered n charming ,crenAde while
the wedding supper was In progress.
Ihp presents were numerous, varied
nnd useful, one Of the most notable
being deed for house and lot SNUG
glel into a handsome boquet. Iha
glver was Prot Evan stephens, whose
association Of years with Mr. Ensign
has been almost like the relation oi
brothers or fathrf and son. The young
pair take up their abode Ia the new
home 10 handsomely rendered them,
which II located Ia the Eleventh
ward.
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TWO OPINIONS.
Justice O'nrien aud romstocE on
obscene Literature.

Justice O'nrien aud tomstocE on
obscene Literature.
NEW iURS, June 22.-Justico
O'Bfien DECIDED that the receiver Of
the Worlhingt0n company may sell
"rCm Jones'" and several other books
regarded by Mr.. Comstook ID obscene.
Justice O'l3rion says:
"lt ~ very difficult to REQ upon
what theory these world renowned
classics can be regarded as specimens
OF that pOruographio literature when
II IN tho CiiiCe OF the society for tue
suppression OF vice 10 suppress, or how
they can cOmounuor any stronger con.
domination than that high standard
literature which consists OF tho works
Of Shakespeare, OF Chaucer, Lawrence
stern anu other great English writer,
without making reference 10 many
parts OF tho Old Testament Scrip.
,uTes.n
When told that Justice O'Bnen had
ordered the receiver 10 soil the books,
Mr.. ComstOck said:
"rhe judge ought 10 know the
law, but II he hiss ordered the
sale OF such books as have
been seen by me, no ought 10 be
impsRchsd, AMI n such books as
have seen are offered for sale, will
seize them and Hrfest the man or wo
manlw offers them Tor sale. They can
arrest anu 1 will abide by tue result
aud the matter can be tested m the
courts. | have arrested men hereto.
fore Tor selling Just such books anu
they have been convicted anu sent 10
states prison for two Year,. lt Is clear.
Iva violation VI the state law to coll
such works IN any manner and eau
not understand now a Judge OF our
courts would sanction the saip OF them.
| sent brief note on the subject 10
Mr.. Little, telling him the law IN the
matter anu the precrdents established.
Any person selling tho books In ques-
ton does 80 at his risk. Tue books
have aeon contain the yilost anu m III
vulgar language and the verieBt rot,
and they WON'T he fold ~ know II. lt
10 agAintt tbs law Of puDlic morals anu
no district eau override statutes anu
that principle"
The books in question Lre PRyne's
edition OF the Arabian Nights anu
Fleldiug's novel TOm Jones, lhe wOfi .
OF RabOlais, OSid's Art OF Love, The
l'ecameTOn OF BooaociO, The heplam-
eron Of Queen Margaret OF Navarro,
the Confessions OF j, J, Rousseau,
Tales from the Arabic, and Aisudin.
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WAsHtNurON, June %. - Senator
Gray, chairman Of the sugar ttust IN.
vtsiigation committee, testified before
the grand Jury today regarding the
refusal VI broker Chapman 10 anewer
questions. Hu pointed out the Illegal.
ny Of the action Of witnesses anu Ole.
cursed the alleged Injurious effect OF
sustaining the CDuiumaclOus conduct
Of Edwards, Shrver and Chapman.
The jury adjourned until Monday.
The Chapman case IL considered the
strongest Of those presented aud the
district attorney has decided 10 make II
test.
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slnbbIne IIi. noolnoeprr.

ST. Louis, June 22.-Dr q. r. Sim.
mons, PRECEDENT Of tnu Simm ons Meui-
cine company aud superintendent Of
the CentenaTd NJ. l.. Sunday school,
today stabbed his bookkeeprr, John
MoBAin, over the heart, infiicting 4
fatal wound. They quarreled regard.
ing the accounts Of the company. Nc.
Balm says simmons stabbed him with.
out pfovocntlOn, Simmons says
McBain started toward him when he
wss sharpening a pencil. lie threw
out his hands Ia Holi-proteciion, there.
by intiioliug the wound.
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Birthday Party.

There Was worry pleasant family
gathering yesterday NJ the home Of
Millin Palmer, Of tho Eighth ward,
to celebrate bis eighty uHt birthday
The aged gentleman sui yys excellent
health anu was wished "many happy
returns Of tho uAy" W many friends
anu ueighbOu. A b0uuIiul Tepust
wac served On mo lawn, anu white ali
were uoiug ample justice to the same,
he cGpttssvd tue Wien IhaI his vile anu
children might i've 10 see ~ many
nsppy birthdays AS Ls himself nal
lAsHuIs
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ABOUT CERTAIN STOCK.



The Bullion Beck and Champion
Mining Company this morning
brought ,uit iu tho Third district
court agains. Frank Knox and the
Uph Commercial aud Savings Bank,
IN which % cot forth that ever since
January lsl, 1894, John Beck has been
the Uwuc OF -7j.S-6 shatus Of stock IN
the plbintlits' corporation, that the
dr rndaut kLa1 claims the same under
an alleged purchase NJ sale Of stock
uuuu execution out Ot the Tnirl district
court, made by the u, 3. Marshal In
May, 1884; thAt the defendant bank
alsU claimed the stock under an order
OF John Beck, transferring the same to
30. Plaintiff says hU is Ignorant Of the
respective ngnIs Of the defendants aud
is ready aud willing 10 transfer the
stock upon It's books anu 90 recognize as
as the legal owner OF tue same tue peI-
son or peTsOus lawfully entitled there.
10.
Wherefore II Is prayed that the de.
PENDANTS be restrained by injunction
from iustilutiug or prosecuting Auy
proceedings against the pluiuli1; that
thoy be required 10 lntefpiead 10.
gelher concerning their ClRims 10 said
stocb, that some person be authorized
under proper and necessary Restraint 10
receive tIo stock pending litigation,
anu upon delivering the same plaintiff
be discharged from all liability.
RAwlius s. CnlohloW arc The plain-
ua's attorneys.
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Brought Home for Burial.

Special 70 TO- DrsIWlr Srwa
PLEApASr grows, June 22.-Lasi
night the body Of li,tle child Of Mr.
aud Aifs. james L.. Brown q this
rlace, who are now In Ann Arbor,
Michigan, attending college, was
brought home Tor burial. The little one
givd there few days ago from scarlet
fever. MT. and Mfs. Brown have been
At Ann Arbor for year, aud arc
greatly distressed NJ the loss they have
sustained. Just before going to Miohi.
gan two " their children died here
from diphtherla.
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Rnhlr CroMded Jail.

The city jail Is crowded Simot to
oysrfilwlug. Among IT, Inmates are a
good many hart characters. The men
who comprise tho gang Of burglars 70.
Gently arrested are the wors, m the
lot and their movements Of late lndl.
cato that they sr0 anxious to break out.
In order to prevent their escape the
utmost vigilance IL necessary, The
Jail roster nov shows that there are
more than sixty prisoners behind the
bars. That Is NJ least third more
than can bs comfortably Aoeommc.
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JOE O'BRlEN'S CASE.
Held "On Ills OWn RScogn Ihncr" 10
AU 10 tile Action NJ the Grand Jury.

The case VI jos O'Brien, guilty for
the fourth time Of forging tho name OF
Judge Powers, came to an end Ia the
police court this morning 80 far ~ the
Jurisdiction Of that department Of Jus.
tioe 10 concerned.
O'Bfion when brought from his
prison coll lookcd tho very picture Of
misery and detection aud fuli II too, RB
no passed an almost sleepluss night,
JudgePJwers was present ~ a witness,
though not a. n prosecutor, tlat iunc-
lion being performed by Assistant
County Attorney ElchuOf. Ihe result
Of the inquiry was that the court heil
O'Brien con his own TeoognizAuce" 10
await the Aotiun Of tue grand Jury.
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Plymouth Bx Elder county, 100
acres
NJ. 1909, william srsed, Of wood
land. Summit county, iGl.8I acre..
No. 1895 Geofge " tpuuru, 0f
Emery, ] mprg county, iIl acfeF
Wm. ]. CsrfulI, ui Calnoviilt, Wayne
county, 100 acre.
Nc. 1905, Euoch Lam0n, " Caine.
vile. Nsyto county, 100 acre..
No. i9D3, Joseph f. Corerill, VI
RichmnuI, Cache county, 100 acres.
No. iH92. suuice Bruwu, Of Order.
viiio, Kane county, 10 acre..
~. 1901, George kIuscy, 0' Ncfual,
UmsH rHuuty, 10 ..f,H.
N4i1s9. Dtvii Cav %, n Morgan,
Morgan county, ~ acre..
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rnE rRoanAn Ar DENVER.
Meetings of h. Republican League
Nsxt MsoL.

denver, Colo, June 22,--Tho state
Executive committee have decided
upon the following program for the
national convention Of the League Of
Republican clubs which cOnyents next
week.
MondRy-Meoting Of the state league
convention IN tho Broadway thoater.
Oponing meeting In the evening.
Tueiday-Meeting Of the national
league convention In the broadway
theater In tho morning.
Mass meeting in the evening.
WeunesdAy-SsCond day Of the ma.
tonAl league convention. Reception
nj the Brown hotel In the evening by
TIE ladies' and vislting OF the delegates
TO Arlington Park 10 SEQ the fire.
works.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn tho noun
taina Hnd end Of the meeting.
Among the guests will be Stephen
Il. Elkins, Of West Virginia, ami EA-
Secretary Charles Foster.
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AMuSEMENTS.

Hu1,iSs variety SHOW opens o.,
tho Th,aIcr this evening. II ,avy
advance sale indicates good house.
STUART ROuoS's sale opens tomor.
row morning
IiE WINE TrsINUSiAL has teen
wisely deferred WI Monday, July q,
next week being too usy a one at tue
lhuaier
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Al AAlialr.

On Monday, Tuesday and wednes.
day OF next week Captain william ID.
Amont assisted by bis wife, "Prnoess
Mans, "the accomplished lady rifo shot,
will give An exhibition Of fancy nnu
shooting. The couple are iust fetuTL-
ing from the MidWintor FAIR, whore
they were a leading feature Ia Buckle
wild west Shove.
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TomOrroM,s Di.lriel ronrl.

This Third district court Will be In
stssiJn tomorrow. The only iml ort.
an matte, down Tor hearlug-ani IL
will come before Judge Mcuiu-s
that IN which an alternative writ "
prohibition has been Issued against
Justice OF the Peace L0chrie 30 fufci-
tuco TO the Merchants Protective 49,.
ciation.
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BREAD TROUBLES
Lisbon nsker- striEc but are com.
uritvh 60 Resume work.

LisuJN, June 22.-rhe oncampment
OF 5000 bakers, VINO struck against the
municipal regulation requiring master
takers 10 deposit s 900 ruis ~ suaran.
TOT that they wUulI eel bread Of proper
weight, was surrounded by military
and police today. The bakers were
escorted iuto Lisb0n, aud compelled to
resume work under military aud police
supervision. Many strikers are Span
iafda, who will be Immediately expelled
from Portugal
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A JOYOUS EXCURSION
Temple Workers Leave For Brigham
Oily Today.
NAMES or PARTY, AND PROGRAM.
Music, Speeches, Drives, Entertain.
meni, fcastlug BE, Etc,
For -Four Days.

one Of the most unique excursions
OF these modern days has been Of
ranged by tue energetic cltizeni Oi
Brigham city Tor the entertainment Of
this workers In the Sal, Lake Temple,
who took train this afternoon a. .!iJ
O'Clock for that charming town. Inc
excursion was planned under tho In.
iiueneo Of President Lorenzo SNOW.
ana the list VI exeurslo lsts Is AZ iO..
lowe:
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CHICAGO, June 20. rhe Scotch ~.
semuly at "a largely attended meeting
last night entoTod protest against the
celebration Of the battle Of hammock
Burn at the Scotch Presbyttgian
church on Sunday, In n resolution
passed which declares that such oKhi-
bition tends 10 annoy and irrllatc sour
English brethren" whom We hold m
tho highest esteem.
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An AllsmptIenIII 900 C,nr

BERLIN, June 22.-Tho Klein Jour.
nal publishes dispatch from ~.
Petersburg saying that the Russian
police have discovered mine which
was Intended TO explode beneath tho
train conveying the czsr 10 the army
maneuveTes IA central Russia. In con.
sequence the car abandoned his In.
tontion Of attending the opening 0f the
memorial church ut Berki.
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Following II tho program and geu-
eral plan u procedure after the arfival
OF the party at Brigham CITY ut i;i5
pm. today;
Music by Mondon band.
Hon. J. ID. Peters. mayor, tenders
freedom VI city 10 visitors.
Parry take tconveyAncos and are
driven through tho city.
Music by baud on principal streets.
e:JJ pm. Cool old fashioned Mormon
bali given ia honor Of visitors NJ the
Opera House. Invitations extended "
visitors aud entertainers.
SATURDAY, JUSE 2s.
$500 a.m. Temple party driven to
Mautua accompanied by band
1000 A.m. Meeting and exoTcists In
MsutuE Tabernacle.
loo Pun. Lunch,
400 pm. Party return TO Brigham
CITY, visiting water works system at
mouth Of canyon.
8 p. NJ Music by the band on the
streets OF Brigham.
S 3. m.-GAnd entertainment nj
OPEN House.
Seats reserved for ylsltos and enter.
tainefs. General public 10 occupy
balance OF space.
SUNDAY, JUsE 24TH
l0A. m.-Bieeting Of Sunday school
children at Tabernacle. Visitors DC.
cupy stand anu choir sests aud seats on
zach side, primaries main body OF
building, anu larger children sides and
gallery. Remarks by Fint Presidency
Hnd exercises by tue children.
Up, m.--Genbral meeting Vt TAbor.
nacle for all except primaries. Ad.
dresses by First Presidency,
Sp. m.--GunbiAl meeting at TAbsr.
nacls, Fifteen or twenty i've 10 ten
minute addresses by visitors.
MosDAY, JUNE 25rm.
$50 a. m.-rempls party drives 10
Willard CITY, accompanied by Willard
band.
Meeting and exercises In
Willard Tabernacle.
/ .. m,-Luuoh.
4 p. m.-PArly take train for Halt
Lake CITY.
For the entertainment above re-
ieTfed 10, as occurring ON the evening
OF tho 23fi, the following Ia the pIo.
gran:
song, "Como Where Ihs Illlss bloom"
sssssts...ss.ss ssssssss brigham City Choir
Recitation, The MsFiyrcd Mother" .....
o.. s,;'' a...t,s,'s.ss 49, ,s.hAy kyans
Double Qluuotio, "Whcn EVENING"
iWluFht ..rs.'.sf ..... .tt...,,. Temple Choir
Music, Muud0u iraHs hAuL
seTl0 Comic sonE My Ola Wife and !"
Violin IuaftcttU, "lhr Lullaby, "........
..s.......,.s..rt. MAEuuH liuusuu aud other.
Original poem. ,s.t.s.,Lulu btceuo lNchArds
Selections, uatrumuutAl,s,...,,iiO Hoist hrothers
soprano HuIu..... Al Maggie linn
Chinese Imitation Iu Character 10 81 Young
Selection, comic, "iclrr Peter fumpkin
Eatrr," ......sttss.ss,,s.s.hrEhAm CITY Choir
Or Fnal Hturf .s.....Hss's fssssssNtpm Anderson
seoth hasplpg .s'....', ,i.s,.ss W. o. DunbAr
,.........,ss ,t.t.sssssss .Armrda b, Young
1.-THE Mhpp91rWliia song, '.,.... ......,.,....
.ss.ssssst...... ssa.H lifIFuhm taty Choir
Mutls. ....-..s..ss Mtndou brats hand
Performance begin a. 5 y. M,
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New YoRK, June 22.-At the open.
lpg, sugar WAS depressed per cent,
Unlon Pacific I, Northern Pacific. pre-
irtted, !. Speculation Improved Ia
tone alter II, the general llst advanC-
ing l. Then TAid on sugar sont the
pnuv down \. Atohison continued
weak on tRles Of long stock by holders
who do not approve the reorganization
plan.
sugar advanced Z! to 9s., Rubber
Improved "a. The market closed arm,
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LONDON, June 2s.-Thr Atohison
b.nuhUlder,' committee announces
that No the proposed reorgHn,z ,lion
plan 10 the beat Rttaluablp though not
altogether satisfactory, II has decided
" submit IL a. au early meeting "
bJnInOlders. Nat. Herring, late chair.
man Of tho committee, VIII propose mn
amendment 10 the plan which, he de-
ciAfct, h quite ureatisfaoiory,
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nALyArInN AmnY MEppINa.

"tHptnin" Joseph narsison 10 "Cnp-
tain" CiaFR Hartman,
NEW YuRll, June Ethiopian Jos.
eph Harrison 10 Captain Clara ID. Hart.
man, uO cards.
These warriors OF the Salvation army
were wtd1vu lAst night In the Fry
seventh street gaTrle0n. The marriage
CEREMONY was performed by Com
mander BallingtOh Booth. The best
man was Captain Peake, Rud tho
bEictsuaid wab Captain Davis. On
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PUEBLO, Mex, June 22.-At La
joys Mining camp, state OF OAxAcA,
iho Indian laborets became enfAged at
tue American superintendent Of ths
mine, Frank Powell, ana assaulted
tim. Powell fought desperately but
was killed. He killed three Indians.