The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-20

The DISPATCH is in receipt of q
well written report of the demonstra-
ton at Pleasant Grove on Tuesday
evening on the occasion of the signing
OF the Utah enabling act by President
Cleveland. II YCn.d please US well to
publish the same but report (imper-
feet 1t is true) Of the affair has already
appeared in these columns. We would
that our correspondents would rush
their news items 50 that we can get
them in print soon after the occur
renee,
UNCLE" a valued correspondents
hands in the following: About one
month ago, there appeared an item in
the Deseret News about Mr.. Glad
stone retiring and giving the name of
his probable successor for Midlothian.
On Monday there appeared especial
to the Enquirer" giving the same bit
OF news only about one month behind
time. Oh you sluggatd wake up, and
rub your eyes. IT'S the voice of the
siuggard. | heard him complain.
You have walked me too soon, must
slum Der again, etc.
MANY are the admiring eyes cast
being done by L. q. Loveridge, contrac-
tor and builder, in front of the posi-
Office, and many warm compliments
are extended Mr.. L0veridge for the ex-
cellency of his work. The portico ne is
erecting is of handsome design and
useful and will add materially to the
beauty and convenience for public use
OF the Reed Smoot block.
The DISPATCH today is indeed
THE PEOPLES paper. At least many
people have attributed to its columns.
Read the communications from Sub
scriber," from "Uncle,' from Spanish
Fork, from American Fork and from
other places. Even Judge Jones,
Bishop Booth and Reed Smoot helped
US out.
JOHN EARL of Philadelphia, aged
81 will take unto wife Elizabeth Peter
son, aged %, of Provo. License was
issued today.
SURVEYORS today started to take
the level of Utah lake from the Jordan
bridge to get data for the coming big
trial.
THE DISPATCH is this afternoon in
receipt of a communication from a
valued correspondent giving particulars
of the grand ratification held at Ameri.
can Fork on Wednesday evening. The
writer says that democratic meeting
convened on Tuesday to select choice
for registration office. The news of the
signing of the enabling act by Presi-
dent Cleveland came and the question
OF ratifying was sprung. 1t was deter
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The republic AIS couldHnot we'll be con-
suited as all the leading ones were at
Saltair. However the program COM
m ttee went TO quite number of rep
resentative republicans and ked them
to take part in the meeting, TO make
speeches etc. Some promised they
would but they failed to keep their
promise. The ratification was huge
success. Bells rang. guns and cannons
doomed, bands played a: the small
boys shouted while the town was lit
from centre to circumference with bon
fires. The speakers at the out door
meeting we're: VIM. Grant, Thos.
Barrett. Joseph Birch. Joseph Lapish.
James Clark, Geo. Cunningham and
Rev. Smith. The meeting closed with
three rousing cheers for statehood.
MAJOR MCGRAw requests the drum
mers of the democratic drum corps to
meet promptly at Z 80 O'clock on Sat
urday evening at the Central school
house for special practice.
DEP9TY MARSHAL BERRY and Henry
today arrested and brought in Sam'I
Bankam, who was indicted for unlaw-
full Capitalization in Beaver.