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4 SAD BEREAVEMENT.


RvERTOS, Salt Lake County, July
9.-lhis place waa called 10 IN urn the
loss Of one q cur active me mbcrs,
sister Crlla Marl~ Butletfeld, born IN
south Jordan Oct. 10, 1865, dici nj
Rlverion June %. The funeral serv.
ices were held nom tbs ward house
June -. Sister Buttorheid was a faith.
ful LAltet.day saiuth, devote moth.
or Hnj wife; she was the beloved vile
Of ono Of our home missionaries,
Lickariah ButtoThold, who recently
Returned from two ycnfs' mission IN
tho SVu'h. some Two years ago
Brother Buttsfleld, who by profession
IN u 6horpmRn anu farmer, was called
TO lslor IN tho South. lie immediate.
ly made ready Tor his missi0u Without
a nIurmuT, although his vie ~ tuat
TINS Vab In delicate health. He went
auu performed his duty Ia the cRusu Q {
uuth 10 his God anu iollJwman, anu
Ours a faithful testimony. DuTing oil
this time hts wife was continually
living on faith and by tue a1miuistra-
ton Of the Eldefs; ana many and low
log were tie letters tho cent TO him
telling bin not 10 worry, although
che was tinkiug every uRy. Thus
along went month after month until
two months before his actIal release.
When on account OF NJ health he was
bUnofGbiy released 10 return home, he
found his wife still more nick than
whom he lott hnI thus she fingered
about four months IN agony aud yaiu
until God Ia His infinite Weldon saw
III 10 relieve her Of her M elton. She
died u faithful LAttef-dny saint, lBav.
ing two children aged respectively Z
Au1 10 years, whiip one CHILD meets
her on the other shore, The coFtego
was one Of the largest that Riverinn
ever witnessed, containing rs vehicles
besides many who attended without
teams. Brother ButteTfleld's travelling
oJmpRplon, Brother J1hn Syper from
American Fork, attended tho funeral
and many aud consoliug we're the re.
matks with which no addressed the
congregation.
\ a.
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WILLIAMS WINS THE FIGHT.


DEHyER, Colo, July "a special
,hu NeWs from Cree q, Coo, o W:
4, James Williams, OF Salt Like, snd
aptlean Pete, Of Coluraio, fought / :
hIgh' Tor purse Of $500 at the Vaughn
nall, the house being crowded. The
Teh entered the ring at II O'Clock.
n1Atles Jones anu Jack Hathaway
SS,eie src1nds for William, ana Ed.
IcCoy and Jack Sameo were the see
Suus lot the Mexican. NJ. &. lirlnu
,,u @ teieree, and 7. s. Jones oiilcial
nom mun seemed confident Of win.
lug al Tue start, but II developed be.
,S.e ll'e hrst round WINS over that Peto
~ ~ ,oulgeneraled. He began TO strike
a XIV WIN his knee, and not stoppiug
IN ,let being warned by the referee,
sne SKIN ana seventh ROUNDS. the
WHTi decided the fight IN favor OF
%i,"Ams IN the eighth fbund on a
WIZ The fight lasted thirty minutes.
rG'e was driven to the tactics he
s,,u IN order TO keen from being
"oooaei out entirely. Williams will
AAly dsys. 20" "
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ST. Louis, Juy 6-Rtln fell last
nlsLt Aad until uJ0n to-day, convert.
iug Camp Hancock Into q eua Ui mu .
II was GJvotnois' Day npd despite the
rain guJ mud. q good sized nrow u
turned out TO see the big events. The
contest today WIS between the infantry
companies. Bullsns Guards, CAPTAIN
Wagsr, Kansas Cily; National Rlila.,
1t LlVut. j. O. Manson, Waahin. U
PhWnix light iuianTy, Captain Jgrn
a. MillaL Dayton, o.; Company r.,
First Infantry. Missouri nation /
guards competed. Tho troops In camp
were Tevitw we'd by Governor w. j.
stone OF Missouri ana visiting mRgls.
trates. lnsso were present: Cover.
nor w. a. Il chards ami staff, wyom-
lug; Governor A, H0lcomh anu staff,
Nuuratka; Judge Advocate Genera
Meauy, representing Governor q. r..
WsTts, New Jersey; Governor A. w.
Moiatire and stan, Colorado.
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all the outfits WIS tbat oil.
tho Goddess Of Liberty, who stood
la tue midat Of her suite, holding the
steti Of the lag Of liberty. Flags with
the red, while ami blue wefp lavishly
floating In tho breeze, marking the
line u procession which tatadod the
town. followed by numerous carriages,
oue Of which was otnamented with
sacks OF silk Cocoous by Lucy A.Clarb.
The large platform wagon representing
womsn's tsand suffrage was very
c0nspicuOus, taking y prominent part
In the procession. UIon the whole, u
wa. grand display ana n great credit
to Pennington.
After the display and n continuous
stream 4 music by ihe brass band all
proceeded u Smiths grove whore n
stand had been ,trcieI Tor the ooca-
son. Order was cilled, and after
mu.lc and singing, payer was offered
by the chaplain, J.. 4. Clark, when q
nIllng program Was rtudtted. An adj
ltess OF welcome by the mayor was
mist, theu 0fations, t1aats, missile snd
singing illlod M the time. "rhe . Rn.
ing Of the Declaration Of Indepeud.
once" was feelingly rendered, anu also
the reading OF the Declaration, Utah
rs tue 4bIh star, shall not dim the con.
oscillation with which II will be mum
oofoI. > me very appropriate cont
ments were expressed, q few OF which
were-"Woman suffrage; may she cool
the inNerod heats Of political striie;"
"rhe Becs OF ID serei arr swarming,
(Utah's beet ctoil, look out for plenty
Il honey
Utah was well represented on this
occasion, and mostly by Pennington
CROWN, and II was very credltably
done. Alter bruodictiOn, parties ~ en-.
tue afternoon In ieEsling 10 groups un.
DER the SHADE Of tho commodiou- grove
anj In singlngi music, gamoe, etc. SUI
rounding this grove h meadow, some
81 which Will turn out three tons OF
Timothy and red clover per acre; six
acres has lust been solu lot 81, 900.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
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Fourth at Pennington.

Editor Deseret AsiyE

UIab, July 8, 1895.
Editor Descret AsigG
This Is a gala day at this place-n
grand display OF loyalty 10 the eve
remembered Fourth OF 1875, when
liberty, 10 dearly purchased, brought
Joy to every soul.
Al $3.50 u. IN. the procession formed
at the court house lei by tue Farming.
ton bTass band. Next came Utah
militia, ID .vid SaniVrP, captain, fol.
lowed by representatives on h,rasbAck
OF every President OF the UnituI
Slales with nance on sashes. just In
font OF the hOTsemsu was young
George Washington, aud tue cherry
tree. Tho Lext IA tho proc ssion was
Truman Leonard aud Outfil, Represents
Ing thu early HeitierF, Pioneers, HARD
tImss, some dried meal hanging
around tho rude wagon and oulti,
women In sun bOuuelF, men rough
and ready, drawing quite u conttas,
between thH SUNDAY Sonool and Youn
Lsdiet' anu Young Mona Manual IN
prowement ass Citations, VIII Gu we're
IN decorated wagOus neatly httod u,
los the occasion. But the gTandesl o.
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DEFENDING ruE LORDS.
The Marquis OF salisbury NepIiSs TO
loFd uossberJ,

tho marquis OF hhlhbury heplteH To
LoTd nossbsrJ,
LONDON, July G.--rhe Marquis OF
Salisbury In the House OI LORDS today
replied 20 speech Of LORD ROsebsTy
recently delivered before the Eighty
club, Ia which he attacked the House
Of Lords. The premier traverse Lord
R0subery's statement that tue HOus
Of Lords had legislative pTeponJeTance.
On tho COntTaty, he asserted, the lords
had no share In the voting by which
governments were displaced, nor Ia
the provision OF funds for public ser.
vices.
Continuing, the maTquls asked what
the lords bR4 done 10 induce L. I'd
ROsebSrry 10 submit pfotoml
which had not been heard wlIuIn
Parliament iOr go years. The House
OF LORDS merely rejected the eviutpd
tenants bill, whioh, no rs 'eftej, wa
impThoticgblp IN the shape presented.
10 such bills the lords opposed con-
tinutd resistance (cuorr }. rhelr real
crime WAS a rejection VI nome fuir, The
question upon which ia electorate
Wps now asked ~ decide. This question
ana the uittBtablishmeu ui tue Eng.
| Hh church were the measures whicu
Het Que mugs VI peOp,o against tnt
otheI aud had produced the gTeRtes,
possible injury. La clnolusi0n the
marquis expressed the opinion that IN,
House VI Lords deserved tne thanks Of
tue country TOR clearing the nelI q
strrils ana angty officials anu IN
lTlnglns about n consideration OF meR.
sures 10 ameliJTalo the social Troubles
OF the people,
L9rI RJseOery replied that the legis.
lRuvo pFcpoadpTaucu Of thu ii usp %
Lords excited opposition, inasmuil ~
900 peers were n1eA la tho house iJr
purpose OF le3isuay llg'gal mHRsureF.
'rho House % C0lnmO ~, 10 Riiel,
changed; but tho House Oi LJgJs,
never chaugsJ. Whatever The result
OF the elections rs lar ~ the Housi ui
Lords was concerned, II romalEed the
same. In oonolusi ~, the oK.pranlief
said ~ the conservative measures we've
sIoh ss ~ raise the social life OF ia,
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LoNu FILTRATION.
Ease that has necu Ia q suriIhIriy
Nv" Years Dismissed.

san FRANciECo, July 0.-The c.sr
Of James f.. Moniord against sol men
Hlgging, winch has been In the
Uuiicd States circuit Tor tbiriy.hyo
yeEts, was dismissed yesterday.
Tue litigation invoivoi tho title 10 "a
lOl-vata lot On the northwest corner o.
Folsom aud Sixth streets. solvmOn
Higgins was htqua ter on the lot but
mad no title ina Zee. MOnfotd became
tho lawful owner by puTchase Rnd BE-.
Ean proceeding TO elect the other 90.
cuInuis, Tie case was taken INTO the
guuci stligs courts In FEBRUARY,
1869, but no judgment was TrHtufd.
10 December, 1850, = stipulation en-.
tutDl inluuy ,lsiutln aud dufcuuat ~
dhiulss the Gaze was filed In the court
ana all olsts Weru paid a. that time;
but no melton Tor a judgment to dit-
miss wus made Nud therefore tei aimed
on tbs Docket, a cloud 10 the title u
tho property.
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Will M nroPENED.
the Church wb-rc Tuo giri. We're
Murdered.

THE Churrh wh-rc ruo Giris We're
Murdered.
San FRANCISCO. Cal, July O.-Ihu
Emsnuei Baptist church In which
two girls were murdered few months
ago, Will be feoponod TOT regular tet.
Vices one week from tomorrow, agd
plans have finally teen arranged by
which u is hoped 10 pay uti the BAG
densomc debt Of $4,000 tnat now
hHnls over the church. The fU,sut
lecture ~ Rev. Gibson was not suC.
ces'Iul, 20 tho projected tour win Uc
abandoned and other means pursue g.
fniso the desired amount. The gen.
erhl continent against tho lUc,uio
scht'ac had much ~ w with the Civ.
IN : w Of the tfir.
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NJ &.
Sleeping Car 10 soda Springs.

Sleeping Car 70 soda Springs.
On saturday next, July 10, the
Union Pacific will Institute a weekly
sleeping car service between this city
and sofia springs. The car viii leave
on the regular Saturday evening train,
Au1 returning will lOsve SCUM Spfinps
on Sunday evening, reaching this city
Monday morniag. This 10 owing 10
the long stopoyer At MoCammon, AMI
will to gtoAt accommodation 70
travellers thst way,
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Fines Imposed.

Chill Miller, OF Murray, was fined
81 and cOIts-sl7,25 IN all-today, by
United States Commissioner 5ommes,
for assault on y. !. Peterson.
United Sthtcs Commissioner Pratt
nnei wm. Butter SlO sud costs, 81,
ior speArlug hsh In BIG Cottonwood
creek.
ssm Grice was released on $500 ua0l
ON a charge Of burglary.
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rhs Cup cnaIIsngsr,. nnn..

HuNtER's QUAY, July 6.-rho Val
kyE, III, Aiisauni Britannia started
today la The Hrst race OF the regatta u
the Royal ClydoHaCht CLUB with a luu
sGuinwtsteTIy winu b owing. The
cuurse was about hty mile Vuo
NalGyrle did splondiIly iu tne beat ~
wiudwntd anu soon haI n log load on
tho Ailta, leaving the Britannia down
down the Firth on the opposite trac
IL was noticed on all sides that the cur
challenger sailed very fast before tue
wind.
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rulImnn Ad,anrss the Nnse..

CHICAGO, July B.-rhB PullmNn
Palace company has advanced tue
wsg,s 81 employees at the Pullman
Shops 10 poe usut, the ADVANCE affect.
INK about 1000 people. No formal AT.
n0uncpinuut hEs Utou made by tue
Company VI IT, action, ns the adyaute
has been gradually taxing elect iu
vAiious departments the last two
weeks.
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OLD FOLKS DAY.
To Pleasant Grove, gu Thursday, July
lith.

Aoiioe 70 all over SsVsHty Years Old
OWNS to tho great number OF the
above 'gs living IN this city and
county, and to avoid Inconvenience TO
the good people u PlOatan, Grove, sll
who 10 viii please take with them
nlale, kniic, t1rk, spoon and berry dish.
Further PARTICULARS will DO published
early next week.
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N.tmsslnn .hlr nnrnl ut s.s.

San DIEGO, Cal, Jolly 6-The
British chip Marion Fraser. Captain
Wall, which Arrived hste early this
morning from New Castle, Australia,
urings nrws thattue 40 wegitu fhIp
Field, cOsl lsdgu, 27j dey- out from
Btimsby, Wales, ami bound for this
port, WAC burned NJ sen / latitude 10
south, longitude ilS west. Tho crew
OF twenty.slN men took to bUa'a ana
were picked up aier fourteen days 10y
tie snip Ceutaur, Bound for tue
Uuited Kingdom.
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Tho Indiana Hior.

lNDlANArOLIs, July 6.-The 70.
ported horrible riot NJ Siberia IL not
iuly credited here. There II u sus.
plcion that wnen this lull facts axe
Euown tho Rolling viii bs found 80
have teen not nearly % horrible M
taxing.
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srocBs Ann MARK Ers.


VNNWN Nv 7 TTVNks
Sps.!.i 10 he news
soulh Omaha, Nob. July O.
Cattle receipts, 70O-mArkot steady.
Naive beef Htecre, $50 60 iA.iL
Western steers, $3.50 TO 40.
COWS and heiters, s2.bJ 10 $50.
Feeders, SAB 10 $500.
California steers, average, HISS, sold $40
badly bruised
sheep. no receipts steady demand.
ChuItu wggtUrus at s. sA13
Lambs IS w 10 ga.3g.
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Dr.. PIce's received highest honor,
~ the Wofid's Fair. Another baking
powder, which was not OAhlbItpI
claims An award. The CLAIM IL OIL
cisily declared to be "wiihOut iounda.
liOpD
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Twentieth Ward Excursion.

The annual excursion OF Twentieth
"ardera takes Il,ee next Tuesday,
July s.h, whom they 20 TO SAltair. A
good program OF sports has been ar.
nnged, hrd there VIII DO fun for old
aud young.
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GENERAL noLuAN DEAD.
Oace Appointed attorney Gons.ni for
Itnh

EMER50S Neb, june J.--Gensrnl
Joseph Holman uigI mt nigut II hls
'csi-tucc here. lie wns torn - Wi.
lianIalof, Md, iu 1925; removed t.
Nr.Taska Ia 1851, and settled on
homestead noa, DaNu,a city. lie was
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he proml,od them the support o. the
lituiAls.
The house then adlnuruoI
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Parliament was proroguod today un-
IN july "a
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An EARLY MORNING BLAZE.


The inhabitants Of East Waterloo
were excited this morning on account
Of fire that for n time threatened 10
destroy n handsome little residence on
Twelfth south between Fourth and
Fifth slrtels, but which wns subst-
quently confined to the root
About 0 O'Clock a.ni. smoke was
seen to iIsua in huge volumes from the
roof Of the residence Of Martin FEEDER,
Snt toou afterwards the dry shinglel
around TIE chimney were ablszr.
FrieEdA ia the noighborhOod hurried
to thetcene, anu lauofefs on their way
10 tho street car stopped, and very soon
An imptoylseu IRE brigade consisting
OF lnulos anu gentlemen WIS formed.
Tho burning building wan hastily
smptiod Of lnu lurniture which was
placed at safe distance, and then nt.
leptlon was & ven to the building.
Water Was br, ught from springs Rnu
ditchcs, anu alter an hours hard work
the flames were unIer control, u result
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soAnty facilities for an emergency Of
that Kind. Tho building wEB tAv,d
except the fooi, aud the Damage was
comparatively slight Hnd will uu.
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suTAucs. Some defect Ia the Hue evi.
uently caused the bitzr.
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am IOusE DESTROYED,

Later word was received that tho
lire, tanned by the wind, starr, d Up
again AMI after short lime the ham.
some rcslience WAS a macs Of smoul
uering tuiuP.
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II. Wright, and Mr.. G. V, Wright
in which high encomiums were paid
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cheer earnestly expressed for the
certain victory at the coming election.
In the speeches made by all who
addressed the convention, the men
ton of "Jim Campbell's" name. arousz
ed the applause of the enthusiastic
democracy, indicating that our leader
in the state fight is the man for the
emergency, and will add not less than
five hundred more votes to the ticket
in this district, than any other man
our party boasts.
After pleding, each delegate, to he
committee to actively enter upon
the campaign, and with cheers for
Lowry and Campbell and the whole
ticket, the convention adjourned.
A Resolution was passed authoriz-
ing the respective committees of the
two counties to ill any vacancy that
might occur.
d. II. Lappen of Hooking, and
Marion Thomas of Vlnton, were ap-
pointed Legislative Committee.