The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-02

The total of the subscriptions to the
Pioneer Monument Fund, yesterday
reached the sum of S6,5z2.96.
Stake conference at the tabernacle at Il
q. n, p. m, and 1880 p. m. Sunday
schools and ward meetings suspended for
The day.
At a. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered 80, at noon 49, and at 6 p. m.
%, the maximum temperature being 56,
ano the minimum IS.
Elder Isaac a. Jensen, OF Brigham City.
has returned from two years mission
70 the Indian territory. His return was
FASTENED by I'll health.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Abraham Levy viii be held at
his late residence, No. 132 South Sixth
East, at 2;S0 p. IN. today
The regular meeting of the One Hun
dred and Fifth Quorum Of Seventies, will
be he'd in the ward meeting house al
Sugar House. tomorrow night, commenc-
sa as T. eioeA, 4 iOii attendance Is 0e-
An examination of applicants for grad
Uation from the public schools Of Salt
Lake county were held yesterday at the
University building. Several applicants
were examined and nearly all passed very
creditably.
Yesterdays clearings were S209. $50, as
against $3.50 for the same day of last
year. The clearings for the week amount
ed to sL15i,124, while the total for the
same week of 1894 was but 1898, 2iS, d
healthy increase all around.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
l. the following: Elmer G. Pierce, aged
q, of Salt Lake city, and Annie Mcclure,
aged %, of Lima, Ohio; Hans Rosen-
iraItz, aged p. and Mary Z. Cox, aged
Is, Of Mani; Albert Pautch. aged %, and
Mary Jensen, aged p. Of this city
The Temple was brilliantly illuminated
yesterday evening in celebration of the
S4th an2llvel saTy o. The birth of President
brigham Ioung. The pictorial windows
lights on the towers and minaretteS at
fracted great attention and had q very
pleasing effect
After unavoidable delay the joint de-
bate between the Franklin and Hamilton
debating societies has, at length, been
definitely arranged TO take place at st.
Marks school, IL East First South street,
Gu June 4 The question to be discussed
should not own and operate the railroads
and telegraphs.' Hamilton supporting the
affirmative and Franklin the negative.
Prisoners viii be released from the pen
ttentiary this month as follows: John
vans. Fourth district, burglary, three
ears, June II; William Edison, fourth
district, housebreaking, two years. June
g; j. ". Smith, first district, murder,
June "a; Georoe Weismore, fourth dis
lrict hOusebreaking, two years, June %;
louis Madison, first district, assault with
a deadly weapon, four months, June 10.
Detective A E. Franks has taken a
SttlS 1OL AlL6 4ltAtI iAebilp JipL lilS NtciGE
cure, but one which ne says is quite as
effective. VIZ. the Greenman cure de
went before United States Commissioner
Greenman and attached his signature and
swore to an obligation by which he under
takes never 70 drink any Intoxicating
liquors or engage in any game of chance
the remainder OF his natural life.
A. q. Bennett who for several years
has held the position of court reporter
for the Deseret News has severed his con-
nectlen with that paper and intends
moving 10 Indianapolis With his family
2n the near future. Mr.. 3, lDett is an eX-
best wishes of his late employers and OF
the newspaper men of the city, who re-
gret to lose MIN from their ranks.