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THE TARIFF BILL.
The Conference Rspor, Called Up IN
The Senate.
QUAY wlrnpnAws AMENDMENT
Villas Considers II Ills Duty 10 Reply
tothe Atinck Of Gormiu Upoa
President Cleveland.

wAsIuN aroN, July 2B.-By agree.
mont tho conference report on tho
Hrn biIl was deferred when the
Senate mst today, until p. M, for the
purpose VI giying the Republicans
time 10 consider.
On motion u Hunt, resolution,
directing the secretary ut the treasury
TO transmit list u the plaims ia the
hands Of the accountant officers Of the
government; also oil claims passed
upon by thu court OF ella ms requiring
appropriations ct this session, was
adopted; also Aliens resolution calling
on iho attorney general ior copi'a Of all
correspondence with railroad officials
In connection with the recent strike.
AZ . O'Clock Jones called up the
cuuieTence report on the taria oil.
Quay Withdrew the sugar amendment
be- offered yesterday.
Villas said that ON Monday tbs Dem.
0cratic sunaiofs saw Nc TO attack the
President without precedent, he
thought, or II there was n precedent, u
ought 20 be- Stunned instead Of fol-
lowed. twas n personal assault upon
the PRECEDENT aud his character. lie
had hoped, he SAID, that the remarks VI
CORNISH aud those who Joined him on
that occasion would have appeared Ia
tho record before he (Nilasl replied,
But, he went on satcasticHlly, he pre-.
sume1 the engagements VI the Mary.
land senator were 40 pressing that he
had no time to revise them. Villas
considered It his duty 10 rOply 10 that
assault.
Villas Gaid Cleveland needed no de-.
Tense, but he would correct tlu dis.
col0mtiou n facts by which the
President had been placed tn iAlfe
light, Villas then proceeded 10 auawer
the charges that Cleveland had been
guilty Of duplicity, encyonchnd upon
Tue prerogaliyes OF Congress Hnd
trAducoi the Senate.
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INV Yvml, July 28.-Tho Iron
Ago today says:
While moderate progress IA being
mace In hrlug additional coke oveny,
Tho rate is dlsiressingly slow. rue
scarcity OF fuel is the dominating
factor In the Western trade und direct
ly OF course effects Eastern producers.
some OF the latter, being largeiy de.
ltuitnt upon the Co urllsvliil region,
EULER Others are gaiuufs, since the
WtWetn works nro practically letting
lhe Eastern markets alone.
The Eastern mills are therefore TAX
lng what current work Ia coming out,
and the breathing spell tloy eIe en-
lOylug gives their cal markets Hn air
OF great cheeIiuluefs.
10 Me West the Pittsburg and
Chiclgo dlstriets are pretty nearly
ANng care OF the requirements Of
uuJefs, Who on the whole are not
siua" Ihe scarcity OF raw material
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NEW Yomi, July 23.-5ugar, which
opeutu uigher, was forced down , 1
TO 1885,, otucr stocks Toll proportion
Rtely. Later sugar rallied
After small advances hau been made
Ia some shGres, speculation again ue-
came heavy. Sugar sold OIL 10 lu2,
subsequently rallied Between II a.
m. and noon sugar MAS the chief tral
ing stock, Advancing 10 lO3, recedin (
~ 10. railyIng = and rrcuuinR 1,
leaving IL below yesterday'a closing.
sugar alone has boon active, There
was lotH NJ n rise Of BIS; then a
utcline Of rally Of a rlse Of /.
anu rally VI ., leaving tue shares a
lower on the Jay.
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IIiE woOL MARIsEr.
Phenomenal sales A"porIsd This Week
-Ihe suppiy Mellow the Average.


-Ihe supply neiow thc Average
BusIoN, July 26,--The american
lotion aud Wool Reporter says Of the
wvul market this week.
The sales this week have been phe.
n0lnensl. The aggregate dispOseu Of
since las, report has carried the total
sold since January !, 1894, close up 10
the amount set Down Tor the first seven
months OF 1888. The retail clothief
aud the worsted manufacturer has
come 10 feel that he cannot walt any
longer without buying wool. The
movement Of their part was sufficient
10 give Hudsd hTmness 10 quarter anu
lhfee'eighths bloods which are nomin-
ally cent pound better than last
weeks, although shleH have not resulted
iu higher prices. Then, ~ remarked
last week, the stock Of wool Ia sight h
below the average for this time OF the
year
CousignOrs arc advising dealers TO
hold aluof There n hardly any lino
Of wool but Is selling more freely than
q week ago. The sales Tor the week Ia
Boston amount to 5,0s2,UOO pouuus
domestic anu 872 900 foreign, making "a
total a 6,355, 4DO pounds agginst tolni
VI l,B1@, $50 Tor the previous week.
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M, no sosl ,empnnr raIIed.

NEW York, July No. rho suspen.
Sion " the higgins Laundry Syap
company Of Brooklyn today IN one Of
tho consequences vi the operations Of
David Colemsu, a brc,zg gentleman
WITH obscure Hnlecedeuu, who sut-
ceeued IN swindliDg n numoer OF peo.
10 IN this city, BrOOEiyn, ald Patsf.
sOu. Coleman described himself IA a
retired mail transportation contractor
ana capitalist. lie disappeared with
$4,000 stock VI the Higgins company
paid Tor win n forged check.
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Thomas Jtp r. H. McCuu,. Flank
May, J.. v. Wright, John II. Van anu
J. W. II 1pktus. fifteen witu,sFcs
we're examined TOT tho defense ami O.
humber lot tho prosecution. Tho de-
'euuant was iOuUI tuiliy sui sr ItrucU
was deferred uu.il tho 2s,h inst at
~ 4. m.
The unenso was committed ON the
ld.h OF tHe rftsrut month, whom he,
according 20 the testimony n the
prosecution, allowed BITE horse 10 stand
ON tue street from % O'Clock noon M.
90 q O'clock nj night. The animal was
taken IN chsrgo by Officer Br. wn anu
pscel in u livery stable. Gsfiiulr rc.
iutcd 10 pay the livery bill anu
threatened u cue the city aud bus
arrest followed.
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IN ruE ,O,InONS
An Explanation Hrieting 90 the 60.
FeAn Trouble,

LONDON, July 20. 90 Sir Edward
cray, parliamentary secretary Of the
iofelgn office, explained IN tho House
OF Conmuns today thai IA accord with
tue convention OF 1856 between China
Huu JHpSu, buth these nations, iu case
ot touuiu with COfta, were NJ liberty
70 srud troops - restore peace. Sir
EDWARD gdUsd that the relations b.
tween China ana Japan becoming crit.
icai, on July IA, the British govern.
nlent Estucteu the ENJOYS at Berlin,
81 Petersburg, Paris anu Rome to ask
tho powers 70 direct Ihe envoys at
i',king aud Toxic to use thelr good
offices 70 avert war. Such directions
were sent.
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INV Ianaucso nIul.l,r R,caIIsd.

wAsIuNuTON, PC, July 28.-M.
TntcnO, the Jspanrse minister 10 the
United States, has been recalled. The
recall, II IN stated, n duB not 10 any.
Thing connected with the present
Japanese. Corean.Chinese difficulty,
but with matters growing out Of recent
treaty negotiations.
IL In learned that raneto was recalled
simply Ia pursuance OF Jspan's rigid
civil service Tulee. -,
Tho reason assigned for the recall Of
the Japauese minister Ia said 10 be-
erroneous. While there have been
negotiations between tue government
OF Japan auu the United States sInce
1882 looking 10 n revision OF the treat.
les, little has been done recently ana
the notes that passed contain no mat.
tor OIL sOtlonable to our government or
IN the sllghtett degree cOu d subject
1anentO TO censufe. Furthermore, II
can be positively stated on the high.
est authority that the change IL In no
way connected with the o0mmunica-
tons addressed to the japanese gov.
eminent by the department OF state
respecting the Korean embroglo.
d.. IanentO WIS notified three
months ago that his term had expired
and he would sO0n receive notice "
his recall,
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rroubie wilnIndlan- rearsd.

Spf'.1' b.ipaiet ~ me NEWA
INVASION, Wye, July 26.-rhc
llanchmon Ia northern Uinta Rud
northwestern Fiemont counties fear
trouble with rowing bands Of Indians
10 the Fail river basin south OF Yellow
stone ParE. The Iudlan, have recently
been killing cattle On tho ranges anu
making themselNef generally obno&-
iouf. la zone Instances they have
Threatened to XIII the white soltlcrs
uuIrss they leave the country. lhat
country Is wiz ami rough au1 "a VERT.
abiU paradise for tue red men. they
persist la their lawiessnuas there "
Liable 10 be serious trouble.
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STOLEN Horse and Saddle.

A buy's saddle mare, the property OF
j. NJ. Fisher, oi Mil Greek was stolen
at Calder's Park on Tuesday night
last, and all efforts ~ far have failed t.
furnish "a clue ~ TO where tho animal
was taken or by whom, The mare was
dark bay, weight about 900 pounds
and hal n saddle and bride on.
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Production IL tue Uuitsd States Ia
she FIRST Hair of 1894.

she UiTst Hair of 1894.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 49, The
American steel association htH fo.
r,iytd from the manufacturer C. IA.
piu,u statistics OF the production Oi pig
ifJu, trslemef steel iugOts anu 3sssemor
steel rails In the United States ia tie
hf-t hail Of 1894, also complete statistics
Of tue stocks Ul piI lfOu, whiGh we've
on hand lot sale on tue aOth u June
la,i. Tne total production u pig iron
"a the United 'talos IN the met hall o.
1894, wa 2,7l7,rs3 gross tons against
1901, 6sl iOus IA The stcond half OF 1893,
an iucf,acu OF 1855, 500 tons. 40 q IA.
Jared with tho nrst nall VI 1898, how.
ever, tho production IN the iirst malt Of
1859 shows great decline OF the fig.
utv- nom tho iirst halt oi 1888, hciug
i,662.0lS tuus, or l,sii sD tUus more
tnHu tue production Ia the bret hail
VI 1894.
Tue production Of pig iron In the last
twelve months fLcm July l, 1893, 10
July l, 1894. was 0, 27s, 5B7 gross tons.
Ia 1872 tuu production Was 9,l5TUO0
tUtb Nui since tue dull year 1885
nave We mauc W. little pig iron In Uno
year NJ ~ the last twelve months.
The following IA the production Of
lo,semeF slcel rails OF all weights anu
tvutious, including street rails, Ia the
first hall Of 1894, In his statement
We de- not iuclude street and other
hesstmef rails which were rolled from
purchase bloom: Pennsylvania, 2si,.
vol; llliull, 20 0bb; other ttatc-, 49,.
8Jo. TOtnl 500 ilI.
The great uyUnHe In the reduction Of
bJlu uersemer steel ingots and rails IN
the twelve m inlhe preceding begin.
Mug with july J., 1893, Il shown 10y
o.mpafitOu ol this production with
tuat u tho fret Fix months Of 1893.
10 itceu same months, We produced
s,usa,ui7 gfuts tons " ingots ami 7O4,-
.i1 Ious Of rAili; Ia the last twelve
months We produced 1901 ,Us3 tons Of
iugOia ana 7Sl ,6l7 tons VI rails. In no
year since 1915 have We made 10 few
steel rails as Ia the last twelve months.
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Rark From soda Snrlngs.

Mr.. David q. Dunbar, clerk OF the
Tniri district court, who has been
spending the past two weeks at Soda
Springs,with his family returned home
last night, after n most delightful holi.
day. They have all derived great bene.
Nc from the change, and Clerk Dunbar
is loud In praise OF the Springs ~ a
holiday resort.
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Nominated for Governor

MINIATURES, July sG.-Major VIII
liam III. uPuam has been nominated
tor governor 10y the Republican con.
ventiOu.
Tue ballot resulted: Upham. 2lG;
Hsugen, 80; Scoiivlu, IL; Blaokstock,
Z; KIDD, 3. Upham's nomination was
made unanimous. In his speech of ac-
reptance Uphsm predicted decislye
Republican victory 10 Wisconsin.
Judge Emil Baensch was uomi.
mated lieutenant governor.
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MR.. WlL,KENS FOREMEN.
The Walermastcr says Ills Assistants
Arc Not VI the "Kld Glove" Kind.


There il still a half.smothered wall
OF complaint coming from quarters an.
tsgonisIic 10 Matchmaker Wilokeu re.
gardiug the employment OF two fore.
men In his department NJ Sa,25, whose
duties were, says Mr.. WllCkvu, made 70
appear to be- simply h preside over two
lAG0rers.
The rejected pay roll has been al.
lowed ana was paid Oh this afternoon.
There hes been throughout, contends
the wRterm Hater, O misunderstanding
Of the situation. The Two ,OTvmeu 10.
tetred TO are not, no says, Of the kid
glove kind but are men whose duties
are many anu whose hours OF work
each day range from fourteen TO
eighteen men who carry thelr shOyels
With them anu who wall get down out
OF their carts, open ditcn, put 10
dam or GUILD = bridge Whenever and
wherever necessary without asking the
regular nsn 10 10 II for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26

Keeps brs.emrr pit irOu sui steel BIZ
lcis pretty -'oRdy Tor carly delivery,
tut buyers cover only what they must
have. For later deliv ~ or larger
Transactions buyers and sellers are siil
apart. The.mpveneu Is among ouihefn
iufnsoss which have long been Idle.
it Ia pretty well known that ,hs best
managed plant In the Birmiog,On ills.
triut ~ storpeI because there IL no
money In mugiug iron, anu other con-
uefns are getting ready Tor the fray.
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now pnns rEnLs.
lie looks upon % A. A. Honor 20
hr In Contempt OF the Suurt

CHICAGO, July 20 Ala tnoolinR Of
tne a. II. 4. today PtcsldUHt l'ebs
sAld. "i have not forfeited my hight
10 free speech aud II Judge WOODS
yesterday enunclHled law / VIII
rather rot Ia jail than be free man.
IL 1 alone wsto concerned / wuulu
permit no defense to be- made In my
UthAlf, Tor l consider Il an honor ., uu
IN contempt Of the court that IL going
10 IIN NM
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steamer aground.

YOKOHAMA, July .G.-ras Ameri-
r,n steamer Cry o' Posing, Cnutnin
Itrie, which sailed ftOm Hong Kong
Juiy llth tor San Franoisc0 VIA Yoke.
mama, 10 ashore IN Hcjdo Bay Japan.
Sue was obliged T. jetlison "a PORTION Di
her cargo. She lies IN Nh easy position,
anu " - expected size will float AZ The
next nigh water.
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DoYLEsIowN PA July 90 Wallpe'
Burt wac hanged here loLly 'Ol 'n'
murder OF MIR. anu Mr'' aAmuel ~
rightly, aged respectively 81 hhI ou'
Sent. "a, 1893. After numbering ne
couple Burt hreI tue house hut'
was u hAll.bIssd lndlan.
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81 n favor Of thg admiration Of women
aud advocated % plank against the DO.
ifingemeut Of the liueriy Of The pres
free speech or right Of ss'emhlage
Hugo Muonlon presented a minority
repor IN Opposition 70 the admission Of
women aud affirming the righ. u
members to own individual opinions
regardless Of the declaration Of prlnci.
pies Of the order. Alter an animated
the minority report was
adopted by vote Of 2lO to l55.
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CHICAGO, July 28.-rhe directors Of
the Am,rioau Railway Union tod'y
Issued u call for y convention In chi.
cage August =. Dobs said the cUnveu'
ton Will decide whether the strike
will be continued, extended OF d.
Glazed OF.
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CRUEL 10 ms HORSE.


Robert Gardiner arrested on a
charge OF cruelty to animals, was tried
In tho police court for that otiense to-
day. lie had previously entered u
plea Of not guilty Snd demanded,
through his attorney, a jury trial.
His Request was granted and a We.
nirs is,ued. Tho jurors were 7. h.
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lOUNOsTOwN, Olio, July 26.-The
street railway IL again tied up tight
tOJsy, mpvrsauts having grounded
tho trolley wires Ia such manner
mat the oiucifiuiaus 20 far are unable
e. locate tho trJuulr.
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Get Your Uniforms.

All the members Of Troop q. cavalry
company, are requested to call at the
Utah Commission building, Fifth
East street, between First and Second
south streets, at any limo during 10.
morrow, Friday, aud get their uni
fgFluu.
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The Two made one.

NEW YomS, July 26.-lt n reported
that the United States COrdage COM
pany has practically absorbed the
Pearson C0Tdsgo company. The pur.
chase price ID said 10 be 81 200, 600.
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CARLISLE, Ky, July 20. 80 After
mlduight mob broke down the jail
doors, took out VIM. Tyler. colored f,
aud hanged him 10 q Telegraph pole.
Tyler was charged with criminal as.
sault upon a lsyear-old girl.
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wAIuSOroS, July s0.-In the
House today the committee on com.
morcc was, on motion Of Hatch, re-
levei from further consideration VI
the pure food bill, aud the MEASURE was
offered TO the committee on agricui.
turo, Of which Hatch is chairman.
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RGPuuLICAN CONVENTION,
slightly Delegate. Meet al CnrJ onus,
wyoming.

7TI-TW1 TWTT-TV ~ NO NEWN
CHLYENSE, Wyo, July 25,-rhe
Laramie county Republican conyon'
ton met In Cheyenne this morning
with so delegates iu Attendance. a
iull complement Of county officers Will
bo nomiuatud and twenty delegates
chosen 10 represent the county IA the
state convention at Casper, The COM
test between the suppurlets OF Frank
W. Londoll and General w. A. Rich
srdp, the leading candidates iDf COVER
nor, promises to be quite spirited Ihe
indications are that Richards VIII
secure a majority Of the delegation
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SAN FRASohCo, July 26.-Presi.
d6ut David Starr, VI the stanford Unit
yuslty, Gays the institution will open
On September LIST with | 100 students.
The university has an abundance Of
iuuus 10 maintain 1000 or more
students Rnd 50 professors indefinitely.
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LONDON, Juiy -8.-Up q noon today
the Cninese and japanese munster
had received no news regarding the
fituStiou IN Cotea. The opinion was
gaining ground, however that war
will 10 nvoft0d.
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Delegate RawIius coming Home.

T'IVFWFV INV '7"' 777T77 n
Delegate Rawlius Is ON his way
home from Washington AMI viii ptel-
ably reach here Saturday night or
Sunday morning, lie will most likely
bs one Of lhe speakers At Saltair on
Statehood Day Wednesday, August l..
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TOXIC, July g8-Undcr tie terri
ioflai statutes, foreigners are not sub
iect 10 japanese laws. but To ulal BY
the consuls only. japan seeks sbroga'
ton ot these statutes.
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The purpose n securing the state.
meut IL, says Mr. Raybould, to prove
that the Mayor has bucn unjust 70 no
one In tho matter of appointments un.
less II was 10 members OF his own
party.
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sr. LOUIS, July 25.-Chatles VIII
sou, coiotoI, was executed today for
tue murder NJ joseph Hodges. Nuvom-
Der s, 1892, In quarrel over a woman
with whom both were cnlmuted.
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Drownings Ia the niE Horn niver.
Special Dispatch 10 me News

LANDER, Wye, July 26.-rhe re-
port comes from the basin country Of
Two more drow;ngH in tbs Zig Horn
river. Oscar Alkeus, u cowboy In the
employ VI the NJ. l.. OUTFIT was drowned
ut LowelPs Jerry on the 9nd. Jud
Tracey, an employ Of the Embar
Cattle company WAS drowned last
week.
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NEW YoKS, July gB.-LaEnd Freres
viii snip Sl,OUO,uUu, auu 1Adunbufg,
lhalman d Go. S5OU,OD1 on saturday.
Tue protpeo, 10 that Sl,OUO,OvO VIII go'
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DENVER, July 26.-ln the Turner
buni convention today the COMMITTEES
on constitution md platform reported
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WHITE Am nLACK
Exciting nace War Beiwssu Miners
In IndiRuM

SuLLivAN, Ind, July ga race
war has broken out between tbs white
aBd oslored niuers enpl yei al bin.
ton. Int fight last night one white
at a high pitch. Tho telegraph nud
telephone wires are cut Tho white
miuefB propose 10 drive uut 90 tx
terminate tie colorod compoiit0t.
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Additional Worlds Fair Awards for
THIS Territory,

The following notification Of Worlds
Fair awards for Utah exhibits has been
received by Secretary Mcdaniel
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coNpKlINAIIlN EuIr.

salt Lake CITY today commenced
condemnation proceedings against q.
H.. Allen, administrator Ot tbs estate VI
Frank Crooker, deceased, ct nj, In 70.
gard To certain land required for
sewerage purposes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

President JonS L. I.EvEITDGE. ex-
governor Of Illinois: Vice-Pr-sident r.
ID. Arnold and Secretary Treasurer :.
NJ Biddison. Of the state Mutual Life
Insurance Co. were taken before.
United States Commissioner iToyne. in
Chicago. on the 9Th. charged with
violating the postal laws by running a
lottery scheme. and were released on
bail
THE sixty-fifth >emi-annual confer
ence Of the Church Of Jesus Chris, II
i.atter-Dsy Saints. better known a.
the Mormon church. opened in salt
Lake. tab. on the 9Th. with a large
attendance from all parts Of Utah and
surrounding states and territories. and
delegations from Canada and Mexico
The steamer Orinoco. which arrived
~ New York. on the lth. brought a.
passengers from bermuda Capt W. H.
Forbes and ten men. the crew ~ the
American bark Albemarle. which wa
burned al lea September l.. her cargo
Of coal having takcu fire by >ponta-
neous combustion.
OK tie 5th the T.--itor al suprern..
court " New Mexico ordered the r..
ceiver, for the Atlantic 4 Pacific road
To reinstate Conductor :. N. Headv
who was discharged fn- being mem
Der Of the American Railway union.
DR. EoBERr HAuITrox. proprietor ~
iiamilton'> medical institute. In s,ra.
tnga- ). y. died on the 9Th. lie was
elected an alderman ~ Chicago. II
ISL. and during a vacancy n the
Office was for a tim. acting MAYOR
IHr civil marriage ~ Miss Elizabeth
>Prry. ~ San Francisco. To Prince
Andre Poiniatowski. took place on tn.
9TH in the office ~ the mayor a, Pass
France. the mayor performing tho 49,,
emory
IHE campaign in the Twcn,v-ars,
ONO congressional district j. ~ j.. ~.
livened ~ joint debate between ,be
opposing candidates. Tom l.. johnson
and T 4. r. Burton.
fR"F. hurcniNS. ~ the Cornell la,v
school, has accepted call to m. d..r.
snip ~ the law school ~ the r-n;v.r.
siiy q Michigan. 81 which he i \ graa-
uate.
TWENTY houses were DESTROYED bv
an incendiary IRE In Buclshannop ~
va. early on the morning ~ the .,h
Loss. $4,000. insurance. les ,h,n halo
fKoF >TKINfTz the cx-chamn;or
chess player ~ the world. has isSusd !
challenge 70 Dr. La>ker for another
series q games for the championship
FAILURES in the United states for
the week ended the 9Th were no
against $40 last year. and 80 in Canad.
against IS last year