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SWAIN DEMANDED HIS OFFICE.
Refused a Commission by Gov.
Werts, but Not Content.
lie Then Went to Treasurer Gray
and Was Rcpulsed.

TRENTON, y. j.. March i3.-Georga
u. Swain. the Republican state Trcasur-
"r. made formal application to the GOV
ernor for his commission this morning.
The Governor informed him that he
didn't believe he had been legally elect.
ed. therefore, he could not issue any
commission at present. The Governor
remarked that he hoped they would bc
III accord later on.
Swiln's counsel said he doubted If a
commission was necessary anyhow. The
Governor remarked that that was AN
important question. Subsequently Swain
made demand on stat" Treasurer Gray
FOR possession Of the office. Gray asked
MIN II he had IA commission. Swain said
he thought II was not necessary. Mr..
Gray said 1t was. and refused to give
way. Then Swain called on the Sccrc-
larH, OF state and asked him to notify
the banks not to honor Gray's checks.
The Secretary said he would consult
thu" Attorney-General about the matter
and make known his decision some time
to-day.
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CONCERT FOR CHARITY.
+" He Given mt Carnegie HnII Mex;
Thursday Night.

\ grand benefit concert for the Bust
ness Mems Relief Committee of the In
dustrial Christian Alliance will be given
by the Mursurgia of New York. Frank
Damrosch, conductor, at Carnegie Hall
next Thursday night.
The Mursurgia willie by Walter Dam
roSch and the entire symphony Orches-
ira, Geraldine Morgan. Stanley Knight.
the New York Quartet ana II. Plunket
Greene.
The proceeds of this concert will be
distributed through the cliidren's Aid
Society. the Home for the Fricndless. the
Saint Vincent de Paul Society. the Five
Points Mission, the United Hebrew Char
tiles, the Kings Daughters and through
churches, missions and other charitable
agencies, located in the most destitute
districts Of the city.
Boxes not pre- viously disposed of by
private subscription will be sold at public
auction at the bond-room of the stock
Exchange at 3.lj O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. March II.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
FRACTURED HIS SONS SKULL.
John Mccormick the Victim of n
Pnrrut Mnddened by Dripk,

Nicholas Mccormick. of 2O92 Bergen
street. Brooklyn. in II fit of temporary
insanity ipduced by drink assaulted his
son, John, last night with "a stone crock,
irarturing his skull.
Leaving the bleeding body of his vic
tim ON the floor. Mccormick armed him
stif WITH an axe and mounted Guard at
the irJnt door Of his house. threatening
death to any one who ATTEMPTED IL
enter. Policeman keiser, OF the Twelfth
Precinct, was attracted by the fraCaS
and disarmed and arrested the maniac.
ambulance surgeon from st. Mary's Hos.
pital. II" Is now at home and in a very
precarious. condition. The elder McCoT-
mick was held TO await the result of his
sons injuries by Justice Connolly this
morning.
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DIED.
A BRANCH FOR BROOKLYN
The G-15-0D Club VIII Enlarge II,
Field of Usefulness.

The G-lj-59 Club, which now has 256
branches and upward of O,OOO members,
all of whom have been doing yeoman
service in assisting the needy, will estabi
lish II branch in Brooklyn. Wage earnerd
pay e cents djes "A week, salaried members
Ii cents, and employers 80 cents per
week. Thus the Club derives it's namel
The Club does not ask for outsidi
assistance. but contributions of clott
and the necsssaGies OF life will be thAl
fully received at room II, III Broadv
The disbursements to poor and mel
last week amounted to Sl,COO and 1870
sons were given employment.
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SMALLPOX AT ST. FRANCiS'S.
Oxufie's the Second Case That Has
Developed In the Hospital.

r. Oxaffe, forty-seven, of 81 Division
street. a Swiss laborer. was this mora
ing removed from st. Francis's Hospital.
on Fast Fifth street. to Reception Hos?i-
tai. The house physician at the hospital
was informed by the health Inspector
that OXaffe was Ill with sman-poX.
Early last evening ONaffe walked into
St. Francis's Hospital and asked for
treatment lie showed smallpox symp-
toms and was at once put In the isolated
ward. and the Bureau of Contagious
notified.
4 few weeks ago Brother AloysIAs
Callan. of Winsted. Conn, was re-
moved from st. Franc!s's Hospital a
victim of smallpox. He was treated in
the hospital for rheumatism.
Michael Shields. twenty-on" years Old,
of 900 West Twenty-elghth street,
walked into the Reception Hospital at
the foot of East Sixteenth street. yes
terday. and asked to be examined, MS he
was IN. There was a suspicion OF small
puX in his case. and he was detained for
observation
To-day the disease developed, and he
was taken to North Brother Island,
along with ONane. who was taken from
ST, Frnncis's Hospital.
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MOVING ON THE WEST SIDE.
independent mt Extending
the Anti-Iummnny CumpuIun.

The energetic leaders Of the indie
n-nient County ORGANIZATION have per
f"ctel their plans for organization
against Tammaay on the west side Of
;lr city.
\ start VIII be made in the Ninth
District next Thursday night. when the
tirst meeting VIII be held In caledunian
liall. Thirteenth street and T. ghth ave
nue..
The list Of speakers includes Col. Alex
anirr ;. Bacon, OF HruOklyn: Judge Will
lam q. Mctrca, julius llarburGer, Will
am a. ELLIS, who will speak on the sub
man Walter W. Bahan, John u. Town
send. who has not spoken at a public
mass meeting since Dee. II, when his
Cooper. mon speech provoked Richard
trokar's interview, II Michael Lynch,
jr.
The. Independent County people have
already organized the First. Second,
Twelfth and Twenty-fourth Assembly DIS
tricts. Thursday meeting will be the
first On the west side Of town.
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G0FF SEEMS TO De OUT OF IT.
But a Committee Will Endeavor
to Induce Him to Act.
a Conference In Albany OH Thursday
VIII Settle the Matter.

The question OF who shall act as
counsel In the investigation of New
York's Police Department by Senator
Lexow's Committee Is enc that is con-
fusing to the minds OF serious business
men, who desire to see the investigation
proceed in Il thoroughly business-like
manner.
AS matters stand now. Attorney John
W. Goff has withdrawn from active par
ticipation In the investigation. His
apparently. at the position which Law
as ss' leading Mhis" 6arrls,er Nor the Isxow Com,
mitte". Attorney cor declares that a
senator LeXow On Friday last, embody-
ing conditions under which he would
conduct the legal side of the investiga-
ton. still remains unanswered. This
and the fact that the I.exow Com
mittee on Friday last retained Henry
Grnsse, ot l67 broadway. to assist Mr..
Sutherland. convince Mr.; Goff that the
cede to his proposition.
The result of the latter action
was IA conference yesterday Pc
Ghamber Of Commerce; {. N. Bliss. the
Esv: {. H. parkhnrst and G1s,ay
sort OF nm arrangement made whereby
cation. They talked with senator Lex
ow, at his office. 10 Liberty street, anent
a conference In Albany this week to
bring about an agreement in the mat
ter Of counsel. They also wished a hear
ing before the Senate Committee on
cities on the Police bill. Senator LeNow
suggested Thursday next, as the
best date to be selected. and President
Smith and his associate committeemen
will 80 to Albany Wednesday night.
In Albany last night Attorney Suther-
land told Il reporter that the leNow
Committee was preparing an answer to
Mr.. COTS communication His private
opinion was that Mr.. Goff would not
act as counsel for the Senatorial Com
mittee.
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Wire News I'm uri..f.

T. II kinman a wcil-kn0wn attorney Of Jack
sonNiiis, III has been missing for a week.
The Denison. Tex. Land and Investment Com
pany AMI the Dcnisoi street and Belt Line Rail
way Company were placed In the hands u a re-
ceiVcr yesterday,
Samuel Theodore, Of Council Bluns. Ia, on, Of
the hest known business men In the city. com
mitted suicide yesterday.
George Depowitch, a Hungarian. lay In wait in
a small alley In Etna Borough, Pa, for Peter
s%trANitch last night. and shot him down without
warning Dep9Siteh has not yet been captured.
A man supposed to be N. NJ. snooner, OF Char
lottesyllls, Va, committed suicide In Druid mn
Park. Baltimore. yesterday By shooting hlnsslL
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AN MT

tina, always interests the public will be tn. grand
Spring opening OF the London and Liverpool Cloth
ing Company. During the past three months our
store has been entirely remodelieI. redecora,ed
and enlarged, making 1t a veritsble Palace ~
Fashion and beyond question the largest and best
equipped store In the world. Our opening days
will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March 10,
ls and II. when we will display Che correct styles
In Spring Clothing for Man. Youth and hoy. In
order to make our opening days successful We have
prepared n als that will command the attention
OF all elaEseG London and Liverpool Clothing
Company. 90 and % Dowsry.
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FOR THAT INDUSTRIAL ARMY.
Gen. Frye Wants Secretary Lamont
to Issue Rations.
1By Associated Press.

Los ANGELES. Cal. March 1S.-The
Industrial army movement il creating
considerable sensation here. Over eight
hundred unemployed organized a regi-
ment several weeks ago. and expect TO
Join their comrades from through
cut the Western States in the march
to Washington. They sent n delegation
railroad transportation for the Los Nn.
geles contingent to Washington.
Gen. Frye, commander Of the army.
to-day sent notice to Secretary of War
Lamont OF the moving of the army. and
inclosed Its constitution and bylaws. A
demand is made that Lamont order ra-
tions Issued to the army from various
posts. and provide transportation.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
OESTRICHER INDICTED.
lie Is Proprietor of the Manhattan
House In West 18th street.

The Grand Jury has indicted Jacob ].
Oestricher. Il merchant tailor. living at
go West Twenty-trst street. for keep
ing u disorlerly house at l0l West
Twenty-eighth street. corner of Sixth
avenue.
The place IL known as the Manhattan
House, and Destricher's tailoring cstab-
lishment IL on the first floor. He Is the
owner OF the property.
The house was raided by Capt.
SChmittberger. of the West Thirtieth
street station, on Ian. "A last.
Oestricher will have to plead to the in
dictment In General Sessions tomorrow.
lie Is now out ON 81 900 bail.
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FAY AND DOOLEY TO PRISON.
Tnmmnny Mceiers Gather ut the
TOmbs TO See Them on.

Election Inspectors pooley and Fay. OF
the Second Assembly District. who were
convicted recently of violating the Flee
ton laws and sentenced to five years
each in state prison. We're removed to
chat institution from the Tombs prison
shortly after 10 O'Clock this morning.
deputy SherifiS burke and Murray
had them In charge. and the party
boarded u Fourth avenue car for the
Grand Central Depot. A crowd of Tam
many heelers, about two hundred strong.
from the Second District were on hand
to see the men off.
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CLAIMS A $4,000 PENALTY.
Comptroller Fitch and the second
Avenue Car Company ut Odds,

Corporation Counsel Clark has been
called upon by Comptroller Fitch TO set
tie a dispute between the COMPTROLLER
n President Hart, of the Second Ave-
nue. Railroad, over the payment Of Il $3,OaO
penalty. There was due the city for
franchises for the year ending Sept. 80.
1888, 81, 1903, q. ON both the main I'M
and on the, First avenue branch. The
later IMAM Nov. l..
Comptroller Fitch received a check u
Few days ago for the amount, four
He refused to accept 1t, and demanded
the . per cent. a month interest allowed
by a strict Interpretation of the law.
The interest would amount t. abou;
$1,000 more.
This President Hart refused TO pay,
and the Corporation Counsel has been
callei upon for his opinion as to whether
penalty.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

ALBANY, March l3.-ln the Court OF App,alg
this morning u Judgment VAS given AGAINST n
Sew York Cty brewing company. The case
VAS Nat ot Jacob II int. respondent. ngainst
James lNorard. appellant. III, appeal VAS from
- judgment ut $50 Tn ANrr u PlAlntiu Iieintr
In u tEit 10 recover damages IN the sum Of So. URl
for Personal IuiHrtns taHs,i ~ ltnr Kegs talliug
On him from a hrcwrr' Nsrun Nhi he MAS Walk-
iuG down fiith avenue, near F,ity-rtth street.
oct Ia 1885.
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{ MAY BE A STRIKE.
.Palics Reserve Held for Duty at
't the Repair shop.

It 10 rumored this morning among
railroad mcl that a strike will take
place in the e. .strical repair shop OF
the Brooklyn City Railroad II the SUI
p~erintendent should employ non-unlon
men. as has been suggested.
The entire force of reserves OF the
Twelfth Precinct. which is nearest the
repair shop. IL held in readiness to
cope with any demonstration should the
strike take place.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Cry Sabie.l
MY

Cry Gabie.b
ARRIVED,
M0VlLLE. March 10. -Arrlyed, steamer Fur
nessla, from New York for Glasgow.
SIGHTED.
r''TAR, March is.-PaSsed, steamer Italia,
from Naples for New York.
PORTLAND BILL. March ~lS.-PaSsed. steamer
Msrtello. from New York Tor Hull.
sciLLY, March m--Passed. steamer p. caland,
from Rotterdam for Nsp YORK.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
nuE TODAY.
Greece. London Fob. 20,
Sau CiorgiD. Palermo Feb. 20.
MlhirIn. swansea.
slr,io. London Feb, q.
S'Tlthlvan. Liverpool Feb %.
Mobile, London March /.
nonan. Hamburg Feb, y.
OIhtllo. Antwerp Feb. ~.
DUE TOMORROW.
Majestic. Liverpool aarCh :.
i1hr, Hrumen March l..
Rlp inland. Antwerp March ..
state OF Nebraska. Glasgow Maryh .,
Carlisle, Rotterdam Feb. %.
Saratoga, Havana March 70.
Trinidad, bermuda March u.
Ciuild Condal. Havana March 10.
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OsweRo's Mayor Innuguratcd.

ny Associated PTeSs)
OSWEGO, y. Y, Magch i3,-John n Higgins
Wcp was TODAY iHauEurat.d MAYOR Of this cry.
nr, bulgvr. his opponent, having Withdrawn his
protest.
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New Haven Plant 10 shut Down

by Associated Press.)
NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 13-The Canipe
Rubber Company has notified its employees that
II viii shut down Its works on Saturday and Will
not reopen until April -. An Overstock or goods
u the cause assigned. Fifteen hundred empIo, e,s
will be thrown out OF work.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

The sunday Worlds Faster Mum.
hrr- next SUNDAY. Don't all to get
il. II will be spicndidiy illustrated
aud fun Of striking features and
have an illuminated cover.
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Judse Emery TO Address Them.

The monthly meeting OF the hedIco-Legal So
els,y Tomorrow night promises to be OF unusual
interest A paper entitled Medical Witnessed"
Srsns Cegrs Of Maine.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Rheuma'ism IL 4 very painful afttrtton, an
he who hnGs u remedy which will giyo relief.
much more n cure, IL iuStihcl III pTuClgiming
the merits OF ths! mcdtciue thst others similarly
afflicted may learn bow 20 lie curel. Judge Z.
II. Saunders, OF OSreula. Nch, Fenior wee
commander and present commander nj i. +.
Re AIS Post, No. ~, q, \ H., voluntarily
writes:
&C. !. L Hood X Co., Lowell, Mass.
"Dctr Sir7; | was m the army four years. In
and about Redmond, Va. In 1864, white at
City Point. Va, | Wa woun e an contracted
sciaucl aud rheumatism. / rave suffered ever
SINCE, and have been trettet by hy5lrlI ans most
of the time. ! los. the Usr Of nv lett le. ant
side, aud have tricl almost cNery medir.n,
known besides The tire 'tment given to me by ry
phrslclGns, and | think hay" la. the est m
the country, bat failed To get rcllos. Livery
s,iipy | was hat on my back, and mus, say tina;
Hoods |SnT-apsrInt l. tn" Hest
Lcliclne | have ever taken. II has dole me
the poSt good. IT was recommends TO me TO,
rheumatism, and : TN satisEel and know that
It Will do all that you cain for II. do not
want TO say thati Will raise a fellow from the
dead but 1t will come the nearest TO DONG 1t
The evening world., 1894-03-13

ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF San Antonio. Fernandinl.
OUTGOING sTEAMERA
SAILED TO-DAY.
Tgav". renee
Kansas City, savannah.
rheruk =, Charleston,
It=stp I.Fa
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cgsdit 1ewely and Clothing Co. 200 B,way.
ylAulonds, watches, Jewelry; Gentlamap's ciofk.
tssit.sy payments. Assnfcaiis. ~
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Personal Notes.

Miss Ella Dudley, Of Hastings, Nsb.,
ia az tho lempls,On.
A. r. Quincy, Of San Francisco, (.
at the kuu,srUEu.
C.S, Jones, OF Philadelphia, Ia ct
the kuulsi0rd.
A. Hamilton and Walter Scott, OF
Park CITY, are at the Cullen.
L. A. ami A. Il. Bennett, Of Toocle,
are at the Morgan.
a. Hamilton, Of Provo, ia registered
OF the Culisu.
Twonty.nino members OF tho Spider
anu Fly company aro az tho Morgan
hotel.
=. +. Mount, Of Rlohdeid, Ia guest
OF tho Cullen.
J. &. Hay,, Of Park City, is auto
rraphtd ut the Morgan.
Hon. +. }. Cannon, OF Ogden, and
Newton Farr, prominent anI rurt.-
ing real tate anu insufAnce n an,
were down nom tue Junction CITY IU-
day.
Geo. A. Blue, OF Fremont Mob,
left Tor San Francisco last nighL "a
mining busints.. hu Is one NJ u party
Of eastern capitalist Interested m
Mofcur nnd other mining p,oporlitn
who are al present lu ihi'uiy,
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Said TO be Ringleaders.

Three boys, who reside In the neigh.
borhooi Of Ninth East aui Second
South streets, were arrested about noon
today ON a charge Of disturbing the
pescc. II Is claimed by certain party
thnt they are riugleadors OF gang "
hoOdlums who were recently arrested
on thu same charge, but the evidence
u not thought TO DO oi much cousr.
quonce. Onu OF the parties making
we complaint IN said 70 be- barber
who has not much regard himself for
tue sun lay law, ami while the boys
may have been guilty OF annoying
pfnntai there was hIuu TO justify thoif
arrest it u snlu. They were arraigned
In the police court this afternoon on the
charge preferred against them.
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Notes and Personals.

Allied Lgsviit received some severe
scalp wounds DURING the course OF "A
fight al McllsylllU. The blows received
also caused conclusion OF tue brain.
Il was feared during tho fore part OF
last week that he would die, but no is
now recovering rapidly.
Robert Weeks and Samuel Ewing
were arrested last week aud taken b..
fore C0mmisslontF Fletcher ON charge
Of PERJURY, Habtas corpus proceedings
were entered by their lawyers, and INC
defendants were taken before the uis.
trict court at Ogden where they were
promptly discharged.
A very nice program was listened to
by those who attended tle Qunrtpflv
cOniUint session OF the Y. l.. anu =, nj.
NJ. /. associations on Sunday evening,
Ia the tabernacle.
Joseph W. Thatcher has returned
from the East whore no recently grad.
uAtcd as ID. ID, q. He refused Halter.
ing Cn0r made him from Nitginla.
pTelerrng 70 return home. He ~ uu.
decided as 10 whether he Will com.
mouce hia practice In Logan or 20 10
BAIT Lake.
Tho inllIatory steps are being taken
for tue formation Of cavalry troop
here, which, as on ns furmri, viii
have tho benefit OF Lieutenant Btyer'a
AID aud Instruct As.
Tho Burton Coleman VI "Si Per.
kins" comedy company appears here
tomorrow evening.
Logan has been Infested with more
trsmps during the past wons t1Hu
have beun over suei here Ia tlU stau
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Back From the East.

MI b. Il. Brown. the we'll know a
siiniDg man Of this city whose genial
countsnsnce has been fam liar {, Uto .
mans more or less sincu 1902, has Jusl
returned, accompanied b. his wife,
from "A three month"; visit To- the East.
While gone lao tmnsauied some impot.
tant mining business IN manner
satisfactory 20 himself ami 10 the iutrr.
ess Of the sections Represented and has
9.hcr important business on maud.
MI Brown has sold more Utah mining
property during the last twenty ynafs
wan any other man, PROBABLY, and
states that there D.. much Interest
evoked Ia tho East Ia regard 10 Utah's
Inlnru in tue mining woflJ. The
absence VI wildcat schemes and the
tt,niy pfoluclivencss OF many uf tho
properties handled by him have awak.
ouvl hud con,TOlUl ttf0ng and Ia.
erehsing iaitu ia Unh'a miuut.
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TODAY's COUNTY COURT.

Tho county court has been la session
today Judge Blair presiding; but 1t
was alter II o'clock when work began,
hud there was nothing OF importance
done up 10 moon.
A letter was read from John SIN.
man, respectfully declining the an.
poiutment 0l tree inspector for Mil
Greek Ia favor OF J. Is. Fagg. Mr..
kuRg was elected.
W. NJ. Miller wrote rendering his
IeslsnAtun aH road supervisor VI
dlslTict No. Z, TO take effect on the
appointment OF his successor.
Mr. John r. Park sent a letter 10 the
llafd stating that IN removing coil
from Capitol HIN 10 tho city ana
county building the men In their
employ had taken tbs soil from part OF
l1lH L. aud q, BLOCK ., plat X, Salt
LAKE Glly survey, belonging 10 him, to
hmtefious damage. He asked that the
same be teplcaed upon the lots forth.
with. Referred.
v. Il. Lawrence, Of Mortenspp,s
avenue, IN communication to Select
man Bambergrr stated; ~ have
10 my house, No, S42 Lake street, a
family named Miller, who through
slcknefa anu poverty are ia arfegrs Tor
tent since October I, at tho rate OF IS
lef month, amounting ~ something
over $50, which, considering my In.
usNeiness on my property, can IN
th1td TO lose, anu pray through your
m'ofeosslon for liquidation from tho
county" The request was denied.
clinton A. ltand potitloned for the
opening up " ROAD from tho east slide
Of sections 10 aud ~, township south,
wngo ! eas,, Salt Lake meridian, for a
v.l''pnco Of hall u miln east, he being
tle owner OF IA homestead OF 100 acres
Anu a resident in the immediate local.
n.y. anu there being at present no ROAD
open there. Filed.
Inc county attorney was instructed
W perfect AZ appeal 10 the Supreme
eolrl VI tho Territory rom the iudg.
mehl d the Third district court in the
oa'r OF j. b. Toronto We. salt Lake
., the board f. devoling its attention
,n'a afternoon to tho appropriation lisr,
~ aluillon 10 other matters.
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Eastern Visitors.

n large party Of capitalists from
Nebraska sud other eastern s,ato.,
some OF thum accompanied by their
wives, arrived Ia the city last evening
In special car. The party u headed
by Dr.. Cohutn, Of Fremont, NeJ., aud
several OF the gentlemen nto interested
ia tue Mofcur milne, which 10 ~ their
intention 20 visit. ono OF them ieft for
the camp this morning, while tho
others went Out 90 Saitalr at .l5 20 SEQ
the Lake. The party viii remain in
tho city uil tomorrow afternoon, when
lhc trip 90 thr cotst Will ba rrsumeI,
ihoy expires ih,m elves Rs being
hlgh'y charmed with the city ani t.
environments.
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uay morning and will be given a hear.
Ing Vt O'Clock today.
lauoter waiter, printer aud u
snoehlaher were arrested yesterday
Union Pacific.
the jail last night.
III, ia the police court this morning nj
iVo'ciocs, Dan Dune. charged with
disturbing tho peace, was dismissed.
n ~, was one u tho boys who annoyed
william Willie with playful pfanks,
enu were arrested Is dnv 1r two ago anu
uischafged with a lecture.
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He was Condemned.

The Pr-sbytcrisns hold their confer.
oDco Ia Logan yesterday, with rup.
fesUniRtiye8 from all parts n utBh.
Among other business attended 10 was
the passage Of q set OF resolutions c0u.
dcmning tue courro puuucd wAile
hero Of Rev, H.. w. Greene. q popular
Presbyterian minister VINO tutvtd ono
term 90 superintendent Of district
schools Tor Cache county, aud who ~
now engaged IN tho work " tl1 miu.
isity Ia kausns, The gentleman leit
this part Of the county bosylly la.
douicd 10 many people, uut us hu has
promised TO pay hts debts no further
HlUlt were taken against him,