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YIsIl 10 Slockrort snndny sehooI.

PATRICROFr, near Manchester, Eug.
lanJ, Oct. 10, ls0i.-According to my
promise mauo another visit 10
the Stockport Sunday school on sun
day. October Z, 1894. | showed the
ofiicers OF the school the report Of my
visit to that school last August, clipped
from the NEWS. They were well
pleased with H. In conversation with
the inspector (Or head tuperinIendeuD
he SAID:
"rhore was considerable prejudice
against your people some Time d o re-
garding poiy gsniy, was there no,g"
"Yup, but that has been ulspelled.
The law only allows a man TO have one
vile now aud we believe IN Sustaining
the law"
He asked n would come In the
afternoon aud address one OF the large
ClRssef. Al the time appointed | was
there, and wss ushered into large
room, where | heneld shout l75 yOurg
men. IL consisted of ten Classvs. Afler
the opening OF tue school the visitor
Cor superintendent asked mo where l
wns from, ana upon answering
"Utah,n he was surprised, AMI said;
"Whal, are you a Latlef-day
Saint"
nv answer was Ia tho Affirmative.
He then appeared 10 be In two minds
whether / should addtvbs the school.
Upon second thought, however, he sail
/ could DO ~, tut must 10 bfleL After
Occupying ten minute wasinlTouuced
into another room, called the auult
class. There were probably seventy
men from 70 20 go years old, l spoke
twenty minutes, anu dwclt upon the
b.u,H.H TO be derived from attending
suuuay schools, how by this means
me Young and rising generation were
kept from ny aud fofDldIen paths anu
t.uuh t 60 seek the way which leads g.
etrrnAl he. / made brief alu,iOn 10
faith aud repentance, aud gave u short
nccouDt OF the baptism Oi Jesus. l SAID
~. sbould follow stiiClly the example
winch lie ret US, ana keep His com.
mnudments. We should petuse well
ths Bible, and earnestly pray 20 our
Uraysnl, Father 10 let tue influence
of HIS Holy spirit rest NJ on w, 40 we
can unu, rslauu the Scriptures In the
rms liuht and meanlng thereof.
This school has recently been bereit,
nv death, uf ite senior teacher Mf.
tisofpe kiuCh, a tue ald tried vet.
Gran Ina ths sunday school cause. He
mad breu connected with the STOCK.
psrt sunday school for VI Yeas, aud "a
t.matkable thing 10 that uuriLg that
upTiou 81 900 names have been added
10 the school roll. He has held several
uositiotalu tue aohOOl. Hia dennis
occur d on he 27th OF September, and
IA, WAS buried on the lot Inst.
We nave had very u 10 spell Of
weather flr the past lew weeks, which
N soiueihing rare Tor this umu OF the
wear. The GUNNER wSea wet one.
Business y still depressed. The fac-
tories aud cO.lleflei are running three
AM four uayHa week.
W. have recently had three more
bapliims. H. A.
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Miss Mayhsw's Funeral.

The funeral OF Miss Grscs Mayhem 4,
Of Plcasan, Grove, took place yesterday
under the auspices Of the bi,hoptic
that place. Tho young lady was highly
esteemed by all who knew her, aud at
the Univefsity, where she was stu.
dent Tor n briui time this year before
being taken ~, she was REGARDED by
the faculty rs n student OF unusual
promise. In accordance with n cur-
tom now prevalent, that some member
OF the faculty should attend the tuner.
ais OF students when they occur DIR.
ralmage was present At Miss May.
how's funeral, and was one Of the
speakers. The ceremonies were large.
~ attended.
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A 6UOD NORK.


a correspondent wfitos; "a scene
ws5 witnessed a lew nights tgo by one
VI the obsgrving worktfs among The
young men Of this county, In the
beautiful little town Of Draper, that be
deems worthy OF mention h the
NEWS.
"lne are great many boys there ~
In many Ulah towns, ranging In age
from l2tO IS yeas, who began form.
Ing hshits OF spending their evenings
10 lOsiing around stOfrr, saloons anu
o,her luuiic pisces, whicu iuaus to evil
habilf, svcu a. smuk g, dfinkingi
using prJiaGo anu UUsg.uo language,
etc.
Mr.. Stewart, principal OF the Draper
schools, behaving tbat JUys arc Lot bai
Uniy as thty arc led httfay by the
example Ut others, aud The uVst way u
prevent their forming bal habits IL 10
Interest tuem la educational pursuits,
and through their Interest In stuiy
Keep thrm nome ut nignis and place
frh,faiuiH upon them that tho forming
uf any Ut the habits mpntiuueI IN d
moral disgrace 10 them Hud debafs
then, from benefits VI thr studies put-
sued set about to devise a scheme
which would du awpy with the evils
feiuffel TO.
10 accomplish this result he has
OtgauizcI n society Of nj Of thtst
buyt. They meet twice a week, anu It,
addition 10 listening ~ carefully pre-.
pared lecture on subjects OF mos
interest 10 them, they dtciss
incidents In the lives OF gfeas
men, topics on poliuc', re-
speot 10 parents anu all other
peiaUns. Tue teacher makes their ~.
ufcises 10 interesting that they deem I,
au honor ami special pfiviivgo ~ be-
iUi & ~ the HUoiety. 10 mucn IL the
tno Gaze that thu teacher hai no dili
Guilty Ia Roltiug the boys to t0uiofm ~
what II required to retain mumbefship.
some VI the requirements AT; NJ
member must SMOKE, use pfoianu Ian
guagu ~ dfiuk intoxicating liquor.
IL any mumutr violates any Of these
rulua lac " properly tfltd by tue society
anu u found guiity, susponded, tue
time depending nu the otirnsc com.
United. Thr result In Draper IL that
the great amount Of goOd UeIuE done
can hardly be estimated.
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Kindergarten Normal.

A kindergarten normal school will
be opened under the direction Of Miss
Alice Chaplin, Il. s., at the Utah
school OF physical culture, on Mon.
dry. October 20ln. Tue scope OF the
work will be tDa normal course for
those VINO desire 10 hccomv kinder.
gardeners and Tor all who may wish its
advantages; ~ mothors' classes anu
ladies' classes, where cnild nature anu
woman In all her Ielatinun will be-
studied; (3l ayoung ladies' oonvcfsa.
tionAl class M Greek history, art and
literature; " A. soou ~ possib n con-
Meeting class for children beyond tho
kindergarten age will be- formed anu
On advanced class for girls from II 10
rs years Of age. judging from the
prominent positions Mis- Chaplin has
held, aud from the nsttering testi-
monials accorded her, she IL well
equipped Tor tbs duties she will as
Hume.
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TO JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Tho Utah Commission Calls Attention
10 tho Presidential Amnesty Clause.

The Utah commission has Issued the
following supplemental instruction.
embodied In circu NJ No. 3;
The Commission desires 10 call vonr
attention To the following clause In the
insuuc ions recently issued Tor the guild
anco Of judges Of cleo ion iu this Torri-
tory, tO.wiu
rDNuNps TUCKER LAW AND AMNEsrY.
"No person whn shall have boon con.
victed " any crime under he act. nrn-
tioned unless such person has been
pafdUnud Or Hmuestied thofeiurI. or " no
shall, since November !, 800, have been
u pOlN Ramist, or WHO. since said date.
shall have conabited polyRamousiy wish
persons VI tho her sUx, shall bo per
miucd 90 voc, otc. tEImunds-Tutkor
law, 1857, aud anuUs y proclamation.
January 4. ls'9, aud September 9Th.
lsuli.n
Tue date inserted In the body OF tho
above clause, tp.wi November 1t, itpl,
b. hereby changed 10 rad January ltu,
1893, tho Presidents proclamation Ut
amnesty covers all offences up 10 tho last
named date, and tho nr., ds,o Is here.
fore error.
by order " tho Utah Commission.
a. q. NoHnILL,
and T.. ". IAILoCK,
For the Commission.
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he Swedish author which was per
ormed at the Chnsuana ThcNer the
other day, and enthusiastically received
Minister Of State Stang spoke nearly
two hours at a mass meeting at Siavan
ger the other day The many hundred
conservatives who were present applau.
ded the orator to the echo. and when
leaving the hall, he was enthusiastically
greeted.
Some fishermen of Lauvig. found a
dead whale on the sea The other day.
The whale had a length of 20 feet. aud
was tugged BY the hshermuu's schooner
to Fleckejord. The value Of the dead
monster Is estimated at 8, or oo1
kroner, and the poor fishermen are now
that amount richer
DENMARK.
Denmark will build a new ironcIaj.
A furniture factory will be built at
Oalborg.
Dr.. l.. Risberg, Of Houens. died at
the age Of "a years.
l.. Olsen. a Danish missionary, has
left for KamCum, Africa.
An Eifel tower Of giant proportions
will be built IN Copenhagen,
The free harbor OF Copenhagen will
soon be dedicated with very solemn
ceremonies.
Prot. {. A. Thomson, Of the polytech.
mic College In Copenhagen, died at the
age OF 90 years.
At the u elections TO the Landstiug
70 conservatives. q moderate and q fadi-
Gals were elected.
The Crown Prince has bought the
Hansen country mansion at HellCup at
price Of 10000 kroner
King George OF Greece, Queen
louise Prince George Of Greece. and
the Danish Princes. Hans aud Waldo
mar visited together the city OF Hclsin'
gOr.
A company OF Danish tourists were
ordered out from the Swedish fort VI
karlsborg, and complaints have now
been made to the Swedish minister Of
war by the Danish Tourist Society.
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ate part OF the house at night, secur'
Jog the doors haaiuet him. The de-
ienda {, she further alleges, IL the
ow er ~ several pieces VI real estate
All Of which has been acquired by him
since their marriage.
Hence platinum asks thst the mat
fiage be dissolved, that che have toe
custody OF ia children, that n portion
VI tue common property be set apArl
or her use, aud that her husband b.
f'siraineu rom dispOsing Of " encum'
trfing any Of the properly poniing the
hearin 81 the tuit. AurIny IN th'
,um o so yer month, $50 sttornoJ's
Zee aud Custs are also askeu for
Me q ArmsltOug are the plaintlti's
attorneys.
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Yesterday the 2.y,nr.oId On Of John
CourJy, o lliJ Iwsui,. II th street,
was behind q sttuet.faiway post anu
suddenly, while the car was coming
Town Iwonty'ni,h street, aud shorI
distance OF, thu boy placed his lett
uaud upon tho track. lho mOtOfman
upon seeing the child, s0uuJed the
gong anu put ON theibtakos but oil was
ui no avail; tue wheels fau over tue
chiiu's heuu, crushing tie bones ~
tuat Do Gordon who was called TO It,.
lenu the child, had TO remove all the
bones Ol tue hand from tue wrist Il WI
10 the second nupCr joints. Aupvriu.
ttnueut Flygafo whs ptJmpIy on
hand to render all the assistance IN
nis power.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of Inga johnson, deceased.
Hearing on final account and petition
for Discrimination. Account allowed
aud decree Of distribution rendered.
Estate OF w. l.. n. Allen, deceased.
Hearing on account, which was al
lowed, and November SOth was the
date set for hearing petition TO cell real
estate.
Estate OF Edward ID. Egau,
deceased. Order made appointing APP
rnifefs.
Estate and guardianship Of Albert
ami Frank Armstrong, minors. Hear
ing on petition Tor letters Of guardian
ship. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis appointed
guardian on fling n hond Of $500,
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The Pnnrrs nonored.

Governor West last night signed the
nquisition papers for tho return to
Colorado Of the train wreokers arrested
ia this city a few days ago for burglary,
The papers were brought by Detectives
II. Il. Beflew and w. a. Loomis, OF
Denver, who were In the city today
and VINO will probably leave for Provo
tonight ~ take the pr sOnefs back TO the
centennial state TOT trial The question
Il reward, amounting to $500, 10 still
disputed.
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Political Meetings.

At the Eighteenth ward Republican
meeting tonight, MIR. jobs Nicholson
and Judge Zaue will be the speakers,
anu tho Glee club aud ufum corps will
add IN ths entertainment.
Colonel Allen Miller, several Of the
Republican county nominees TOT Office
ini the Lincoln drum corps will attend
The Republican rally at Sugar House
tomorrow night.
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ANOTHER wRErCaEO HOME.


ina A. Hauswirth this afternoon
n suit for divorce against her hus.
/, John Hauswirtb, IN tho Third
lot court.
. parties intermarried In this city
,bruary ls,h, 1853, and there are
hildren, Mabel Queen and Her
harrison. Cruelty and failure 10
II are alleged. Mrr. Hauswlrth
that her husband has neglected
Tovide for the family the
on ntcessaTlos OF lie, though
a sum u about 900
o constant receipt Of wages. hhe
that since their marriage he has
q her In an inhuman manner
entlons that IN November, 1898,
Iok a I'd knocked har senseless
revolver, shot her through tho
ADD left her for dead within
VI six months he has Repeatedly
lsely, both privately and In pub.
soused her Of innuellly, and
y such q brutal manner that she
N compelled 10 occupy \ sepAr'
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Returned.

Juulus +. Wells E-q., who has boon
absent from Utah more than year,
reached this city today. Ho has spent
much u the period named iu toe titles
u New York anu Boston, giving At
tontion ~ business matters Oi his OEu
aud others. lie Il Ia good health and
epifits, anu Will be- cordially welcomed
by a hOst VI friends auu qIaintAucus.
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Of wnnsm D and MARY irvine aged iyear
muutHa and Vs. days.
Funeral strvirgs will bo held sunday, oct
lsih. az gtUp m. from parents rcsidcucc, SO.
% south seventh MCst fTeudt are resUcrta
folly Invited 60 attend.
erkrruHu-NCphI epaford died on october
~. sgi, 90 Moab. Utah, Of drOpsy and rhcum
nuHm o. The heirt deceased was an old
fcfdout OF spunEvllo nud was amouE tho
early fotuer of iiis place, lie leaves host
Of friends 20 mourn bic lose, a. he wac retpoei'
eli By alI who tnow hIm.
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"Painted China Receptlon. y

Mrs. NJ. q. DuwOoly held u
"psinted china reception" at her rooms
In the Mercantile block, corner OF East
Temple and Third South street, TOR the
benent Of her trends and pupils, from
two O'Clock until five y. m. udiy. A
stcoud reception aud exhibition will
TAX, place from S 10 10 this evening.
The work Ia very Highly spoken Of by
those who have seen Il.
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COMM ERUIAL
sArrLAKr oI.rAnINu mou.r.

SAIL LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TodAy's ciearinf house exchange
amounted 10 slil,6Gj Same day
last year, sll5Il6.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvrr, 90 lead, $500.
London.-5ilyer 80 b.
ORE ASD BULLION,
Mccormick a o.. received today
HaDAuer bullion, $4,000; silver and
lead ores, s@,lOl, Total, 81, 500.
Well, Fargo Is @ o. received To-Day.
Penn. bullion, "a sol.
r.. H. J0ne- a %, received today!
Bullion, $1,000, ores, $500. Total,
!li.sUO.
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Notes

/ has been deciued to reopen the
Weber rtske academy. Prof. Monch
with an aDlc faculty will have charge
of the Institution.
A marriage lcease was issued to
Wiiiiam IL, Huli, 20, of 5laIerville
and Miss "a. l.. Campbell, OF North
ogden.
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OBITUARY MOLE.
oEouor W. cuAMrioy.

Mrrz, Ind, oct. ll.-At Moiz, Ind,
October 18Th. Brother George Washington
Champion diud Of typhoid fever. after
an illness oi over live weeks. lie cm.
bfaccd the Gospel liilo over Two years
ago, having been baptized september -B,
is,e. ilo was Arm Believer M the Gospel
NJ restored through The Prophet Joseph
smi h; and up o within one hour of his
death lac was anxious thAt more OF his
family aud relatives would investigate
tho principles that be- had ac 'ep od. lie
leaves WHO aud six children 10 mourn
tho loss " u Kind husband aud Affection
ate ia ior. brother Champion bad many
friends Notwithstanding hu had Identified
hmsoif with an unpopular people, H.
was very DESTROYS Oi gathering with the
Saints Hts friends di all within their
power 10 AID the family and also in help
ing with everything pertaining 10 the IN
tUfmtnL
Tho funeral was bold ln qu.o' little
union church, aud largo number Of
people were thoTo tu pay their last ro'
spocs TO departed friend and br1lhCr
one by one God calls ~ children homo.
beyond this world uf HurruWt pain aud strife
one by one lie calls us Co llia eide,
10 dwell with iiim in realms ui endless liic.
lYnuu BWI'utALL.
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OGDEN.
OopES, UrAu cor %, 1894
Verdict for S2.SOO.

In the Fourth district court yester-
day the case Of A. j. Nuns Va Uuion
Pacific Railsay company occupied
he attention Of the court nearly ali
ay. Plaintiff asks for $4,000 dam.
ages sustained while la the employ Of
The defendants ~ track fepairef. Ven.
diot Tor plaintiff s2,6JO.
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Mr.. GronInnd VII Speak.

Mr.. Lawrence Gr1nlund. the col.
lectivist, will speak nj the Fret Con.
gtesational church IN sunday evening
ncTt, beginning At7.30. Tue ~ oct
II Individuality Unior COilesuv.
ifm,D
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yWgAgu MARKET.
Chlcagt close. Oct ~
Wheat-Orl. 5lsi Doc, 62H.
torB-Oct .NI Soy hoit.
uEts-Or.. g-. NuV. % bid.
porK- Ort.. II.-ls jan, u.ulg,
IArd-uct q SO Noy., d7la,
iuns-OeL, o. jan, a.aa4as7is.
live -tNH.
NArloy=ll'f,
FHN-lA4r.
Timothy --aaa.
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Big soos oi WORLDS Fair goods just
arrived, at 2ll State st.
NJ. WIENER,
WARRtN PAUL.
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miseeIIa3eouS Works.

Orson Pratt's works, sefios % p,mphis,,
on tho d1otFiusi Of hv gospel, book OF III
pages, i3e.
Handbook Of Reference 20 no hlsiory,
chronology religion and county % thB Latter
dAI hainua-tnr sainu sni strangers. ~.
he tans and LAha ~ - Iist.a "a. snou
Smith, Win a full aocouni Of her funeral
services, postpaid, 80.
Does the Hihle sanction PoIyEAsnyI
adAacussion between Ellar urslu Prau and Dr.
,. =. Newman, ~ which is added ufss a..
courses on crln-tA marriage By Elders DYSON
Pratt George A. Smith and ue5, q. Cannon.
400
Joseph smith WAS no = Prophot 81
Cod ~ !. a. slolll, price, TapgE 90e.
A Review OF ha Decision OF tho supreme
Court ~ Tho q. o., IN tho case Of osorFs
hoynolds by dcorga Q Cannon, $50.
Book Of Abraham, is authenticity ,stah,
li'hsd, ~ Guo. Bsyuolda, 2so.
The Preceptor by John Nicholson, nc.
The SpauIdinE story, or MsnussTiyi
found, rhpor Hi CLOTH, s0i dut ti,oo
Angel Of tho Prairics, O. a Dream of ne
Future Hy Pr, Pratt, ios.
The Mormon Question. ~ John Taylor.
Toe,
PoomH' Religious, Historical and Political. ~
Ellia H. snov Vol. ?. Leather t,2si Vol. .,
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Near OF Jubilee. plsooarloi delivered A.. and
general proceedings OF he Hhieh Annual
Hesforntfou Of The EVerlnstlnsr gnanTI.
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What Is Moro Attractive
Than q pretty face with fresh, hr'ght
For 70, use rouoni'a Powder
LusI on WANDERED.

A FuUU YrAR OLD noY WIN uLuE
~ COP and dark suit lie name q lush
b attain, and lett the city hay market .nuut
noon today Any roulu VIII eghstr . taNyf
foN. CO.'S uHy market second Inus between
IuirI aud Fourth ruuth.
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HARSEs -At O'Clock D, m. THURSDAY. Dot
no rgsidgnUc % ia sou No. al fifth strt rt 0f
Nd Irp. Matthew Uurnps The ucctHsed VH.
Torn March lslh, 1913. in Macolosleld. enc.
shire. England aud was consequently aged .I
years. months and no daYn
funor4i from the twenty lirst ward meetinl
housr uu sunday, NJ " O'Clock noon FrIpuds
Of tho deceased are resHoeuully invited 10 90
tend
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lnytsE. In the Fifteenth ward OF TINS clty
oct AN 1900 Of cholera lntantan. sidney 40
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WIN .. n. ALLAN. Ju. THE AMtNis.
w traitor uf the rHtats u W m. T.. \. Allen.
deceased. having nIcI petition herein uulN
ytuuUd. prlyinE tor uu Ofdcr uf sale ~ rll mo
real rstatc % Hati dUcotcut, Tor the purposes
therein srt forth Dc BE- tht rrfufc ordCrg1 " the
Judge 1l Hui1 court. that Hll persons Interested
In tur estate OF sHld dCroascis appear before
% Nuyrmutr 1874. ~ o. U'tllt. iu the turu
noon % said day hi the court room % alit
Probate Court 90 the County Court House. To-
tory. 10 chow cause why nu order should not
be- rrhuted % tho faId administrator 60 eel 10
much Of thn real estate of said deceased 90
private sale he Hhai boz UiCHHtfN. uut tnn r.
torY ~ the otdrr bee Published al lg4st four
successive weeks tu The uTHfuIf tNENlNu
NiWs H newspaper priniui ana ruOllsHod %
JACOB u. utAtu.
irublt, Judge
dated october sfth. isHL
4. NIufKru, attorney Tor estate.
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