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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
"MOR MON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and 4, 1885.
Presidents Of tho day, eK Gov Arthur
l., Thomas, GOV. , alcb ". Wos..
Look ! TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS.

l-.tor tue best grand chorus u mncd voices
lot NOT more than 10 nor less than lu.I. rem
deiins 90 rue .ulorous souEs NJ freedom"
ttuW ~ lhtrN'H upvTf, lluIweu. lbI ''N Ales
VI brsCfcL" lstCpIcus|, ufsg priis. SsOU; gold
medal o. conductor second ufige. stpU, baton
l0roniuetpr .lhvso ubutusus M ~ De Agrum.
panied ~ iWo pianos W piano ana cabinet
uIEauI
.-Btst military bbud contc.. mot more than
twenty I've pieces nor lrsz than tWrutyI, "ttst
overture leutn'r, ursi Urfr. $40, gold
medal TO conductor sC,uuu re 81 o.. silver
medal 90 60 durtuI
s-lIcst male chorus, TO Arms' 10 Arms 300
.pr. Parry mot more than forty yolrcs nor
lgsa than thlrsyl, ttst pute, iluy, second prIic.
i-licsl lad,s. chorus, "Tho Bridal Of tho
lifds' lbuuIcy lgrnafisl mot more than
thirty voices nor Icss than twenty n,oI. nfsi
prLtc, f'y second uillr SIS,
h-hrst miscellaneous cuurua, 1.-THE sun.
mrr.' 'bHCuI. lluty Co lNlflY live voices
competition fosITgtod 10 wnrl rhoIrs 10 oiucs
OF hftt Anu second rIaHf. regular organizations
"a settlements hftt pr 500, baton go con
dutiar SECOND uufc f3| baton Co conductor
rus cturus 90 be- accompanied by plano ur
cabinet organ uuly.|
e-nrst male lusrtcl,s. "L,orora" tuauss..
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go
ls-nrst contfalil solo ",t0tm aud sun
shine tuuilry hucI., D minor, 4lu.
ll=lirst harp solo, so
ll=lIcI piano colo, Last Hone" tDotts.
rhstI ,1ly, open to ctncr HtN under - years
uiusrN
Ia-for the beet uu,Iral composition suit
able Tor male chorus, 90, LgunU0srI 10 select
wurlb
iU-TurIhc bc.t poem. sul !crl. The Msy.
fYNrr and me Landing NJ the Pilgrim
tAlhurs," not more than 3OT lines, so.
li-rlur the best uAtIHual song, The Welsh OF
America, words puly, ,,n Euglish or Meshy,
SlD.
Is Tor lac best Understandable Tor ,autsIA.
subject "ihn tab Pioneers" 81, utIs pFu.
posed tu nave TIM srt 90 music 10 10 used on
Pioneer AunIyrrsATlrN
lg-for the hosg nlsluugAl sketch tprosrl on
tue NE ~ 70 David uu Nulfh, g!u,
.U=t0r tue beet pTusv Uu tue customs anu
manners " the Welsh nation uu LngusH
ilU
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rooELE COUNTY STEALING.
,,,a uold.up a, RIchrillo and Doors
Ear carried on at tiarilcld-f'n''er-
makers Suspected.

,ar long and tedious ssaton
an John Mcclellan OF Tooeis ooun-
80, succeeded In unearihing e'l'
" n wh,ch will no doubt open up
Osu. =, the mysteries that have long
w. unsolvod in regard to who's
.,s.lIps which ha, been going on
- NJ. and surrounding counties.
!" Soul A week ago Mr.. &. s. Wilkes
,,owpsr Of cottages In the vicinity
,, Garfield Beach, discovered 'na'
w.. or four cottage doors had oeen
.nlsercheJ iron their hinges s9u
wsp IN 10 parts unknown he
esI's ,tngly reported bis loss TO
aee0' ss,csfs and they Immediately
Wv ~ a. pursuit. Ia the meantime
,n ,i'un wss reported nj the Richvillo
nyIu'ur ,iIl. In which night miller
,.,i Vowels had rather rough
hs,isnre. IL appears that Just ne
Vau,ls was preparing to shut
n, Inc mill, two meu drove up 10
I I", ,,g' and one OF them stepped into
ns,ii and ordered four hundred
lne tief getting tho flour they
hyu' e.,I 10 drive Of without paying
.W when Mr.. v wells told them that
wt"v dilg,t usy the 81 due fer the
s"r ne would bring his Winchester
Into plsy. -,.u ,,., vox.t. In.
tended to Iut his threat into e1eeu1looi
,p.6,dat him, Knocking MIN uoNn
mi choking him - that he could not
,smmop assistance by his cries. Then
,ssy ,ecufei rope and bound him
bssd ami foot, and, after beating him
Numerically, fed.
NJ, Voyl,s was In this position for
.bont thef,e houfs, when tho day
n.iiIsr aupeared aul several the
+a,ds with which he was bound.
hn,t telling his story 10 the day
rniiler. word waa sent to T0oelo AMI
ibs ,leputy and hts sheriff werc soon
an IN. track. They Ut once came to
An. conclusion that the doors aud tins
gonf had been stolen by IN, ssme
sstlIe, aud Therefore were Un tue look
5ut tot 10th.
Firm the description given OF the
men. and the direction Travelled, II was
ibourht they might find what they
ssntsd at FensleImskct's ranch, and
,re1rdingly they set out In that
direction, reaching the place very
g.fly IN the morning. On knocking
Al The door, Amos appeared aud
recognizing tho sheuti, niked
Mn what he wanted at that very
early hour. The sheriff read the
variant 10 him, after which Amet
invited ne anu his deputy inside CIV
los them pefitc, liberty to ransack the
house anu at the same time assuring
that there was no tllut there.
After thorough search OF the
house, the tilictrs turned their alteu-
ton to the yard, anu looking into n
ga.on box, the stolen doors were
iound nailed together ard Undecided In
hsy,
When asked where they came from
ris old man FenstcTmskef said that his
ron Perry RAD bought them from n
Granger IN Salt Lake. Perry WAS
looked for hut could not he fJund and
II IL supposed tlat he smtlird rat aud
skipped.
Tue officers think that Perry has
gone 10 bis rsBoh In Grouse creek and
that in oil probability the n1ur will br
found there. Further develop ments
will bvaWaltod with interest.
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OGDEN.
OGDEN, UrAn, July IS. 1926.
junction City Notes.

An affidavit for an alternative writ
Of maudato which shall direct Collect
or Hurlbut to collect the school taxes,
has been filed ty tho Ogden board OF
education In the Fourth district court.
The case Will be heard before Judge
Smith on July SlsL r.. 81. Allison Is
attorney for the board and Ia assisted
by Williams & VanCot Of Salt Lske
CITY, who represent the Salt Lake
board OF education.
At meeting In the city hall Tues.
Gay evening Ogden protnsted against
the removal OF the terminus Of the
U al d Northern from Ogden to Salt
LAKE City.
Yesterday was a very quiet day, the
attractions all being out u town, Salt
air getu.g tho lo p ar.
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In The British Mission.

a
RELEASES AND APPOINTMENTS
Elder John l.. Fackroll has been hon.
otsbly released from preslding over the
Scottish conference tO return home
August !, 1895.
Elder s,vwstt Ecolos has been Ny.
pointed 10 pi,ride over the Scottish
conference.
Elder william II. S,teeper Jr. has
been honotably released from presiding
over tie Sheffield conference ~ return
home August |, 1895.
Elder Victor T.. Wells has been re-.
lrss,d from lsbOriug In the MileHntdt
Star oiilce, and has teen appointed to
preside nvsr the Sheffield conference.
Elder John Adams aud
wife, o. Eureka, Utah, arrived Ia
Liverpool per American line steamer
Pennland on July o. They are on
genealogical business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

treasury OF artistic homes socia lie and culture With
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Headings Homes
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Complete volume Of Bsl hanA-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
TOday's Police Couri.

Today In the police court Bob For
.une and Paddy Boyle were cha rged
WIN dtunEenuess. Bob secured his
iOeTIy but poor Paddy got twenty-five
W. Conley was fined 81 for leaving
lls team united.
Ihe cases against Jim Doe for VIC.
hIhg the bicycle ordinance and Jas.
buckley ana James Phillips for Fight
ing were dismissed.
me easos against i. Wilson and
'0hn Field for resorling To . house OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

ROIE, July 25.-Glvefnmont OH j.
cials here openly declare Ihst war with
hbyssinia has been decided upOn. The
COTrierc confirms tue npws AMI add,
No uOubt France ana Russia are pr, .
pairing 10 make their alliAuCe islI anu
wish to have ltuly anu England ci =
gagged Ia Africa while they would be
free 10 carry out their plans In the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
Utah County Teachers.

The U,ah county teachers will hold
me'r annual institute near Snyder's
ranch, Provo canyon, during the week
'tglnnlng August o. A number Of
IIumlnent home educators will deliver
lectures. About one hundred teachers
'hl many citizens will lie In attend
ineG Superintendent Rawlings ami
,a Provo city teachers will join with
NE county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

NEW YORIi, July 20 CITY MaTi-.
trsie WentiUtIh has decided tnat there
IL nothing In the excise law iOTbidIing
this keeper Vt saloon Ia which spirit
uous anu malt liquors are sold from
Eaepiug the doors open for the selling
OF Intoxicating drinks any hour
4 the DAY OF night. II this decision
stanis II will open all tbs doors during
tho prohibited hours, which ate from
1 ~ am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
PROVO.
Provo, u1AH,
JULY 20, 1895,
Death Of Mrs. Arrowsmith.

A sad death occurred yesterday al
Castella. Mrs. Albert AtfOwsmiln, Of
PaysoD, with q number Of other Pay.
sou people was spending Pioneer Day
at the Springs. While Mrs. Arrow
smith was bathing In the pool she was
seized with au attack VI hemofthago u
the lungs aud had 10 he assisted from
tue water by friends. She was placed
ON lounge and given ,uch attention
as the circumstances admitted, but ex-
pifed IN short time. Mts. Arrow
smith was yOug woman about 30
years Of age, anu leaves husband anu
u little girl about nluo years Of age.
She had suffered from lung trouble.
Her husband, Elder Arrowsmith, IL on
n mission IN England, which in.
creases the sadness connected with the
death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
LOG A N.
That Fatal Accident.

Coroner Joseph Baker, assisted by
W. n. Thomas, David Rsess and W.
II. rhaite rs u jury, held Sn inquest on
tue body Of James w. Butler, killed
In railway accident M ulrssdy re-
oytod IN the NEws's t,legrarhin oo-
umis, The engineer ]. a, Molilng
ton, the fireman, section fireman anu
two section hands testified that the
deceased came 10 his death by being
struck In the side by piece Of the
hsndcOr, as II nav In spinters after
being struck by tue locomotive, be.
tween Downsy aud Swan Lake on
the Utah Il Northern Railway. The
evidence vas to the effect that the
whistle was frequen tly blown, the road
nj that Eo'rt being full Of short curves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted from tho original editions with copious explanatory
notes, references, iu'roducsons etc
Iu this edition poem drama has been omitted
every piece that has been included In tho best standRd
editions given complete, including Don All u
original appear this edition The work onvbniony,
handsomely and substantially bound In hes, English cloth in 6n6
volume SZo ~ inches aud printed from large clear
paper, with numerous fulpaHv illustrations,
YIN bo presented free OF charge when purchases
5000.
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In turning oue Of these the handcat
wac ubitTyed few rods distant, Tut
too late to avoid a collision. Lvefy
man Jumped from the hAndcst but
ior some reason Butler dii not get ~
the track until knocked n Jy u lying
piece Vt the car. The tram sen we're
released from all responsibility ny
verdict Of accidentally killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
What viii the sheriff Get?

The county sylectmen ami attorney
viii meet next Saturday at II O'Clock
to consider the SUBJECT OF paying the
'hef'il Tor hls services, and they will
PROBABLY examine his bookr. This
subject oime up before the count y
court nj n sesslon held recently, but
was not settled at tnattim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
Accident to Mrs. phiIauder Brown.

This morning about half past 10
O'Clock numOer OF runuways hap
pened Ia front Of the postoiiice. A
horse and buggy belonging TO MI.
James Currie, Of salt Lake city, was
hIteheu In front Of the office. Mr..
Cur o's horse broke away aud started
two other horses hitched TO buggics. SIT.
Cufrle's horse was caught aim ut immc.
disleiy aud again tied, Que OF the others
was also caught u short distance
away, but horse belonging 70 Mrs.
4. lander Brown Of the SorOud ward
ran about block north when u uruei
AMI came back at n Tbpid rate, fuuning
between this Curtie horse anu the
hilohiug p.st. The post was broken
short OIL near tho earth, and Mfs.
Brown, who was standing near IL, was
thrown ~ the ground. Several
people called to her ~ get out OF the
way before the horse came up but II
seemed that she was too frightened or
excited TO Do Hbls TO DO 30. She was
carried into tho Provo Book ana Sta.
tionary C0.'s store anu DR.. Simmons
was summoned, He found that she
haJ sustained n fracture OF the right
leg. MI Currle's hand was cut, hut
not severely, anu little boy was
thrown 10 tbs ground by one Of the
runa~ays, hut he escai ed with n
bruised lace. The brown horse was
csught about block away anu the
only other damage done was some IN
Jury to Mr.. Currle's harness anu buggy
IA the last collision with tue brown
horse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
"PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS Pa"

Together with "PECKs COMPENDIUM or FUN" For the
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Reading pages this book will make forget ther
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

BHpwS AT Kolshatcm, rluto County, July
u, 1872, siyy, daughter NJ Alexander Aud
Anne brown, born juno ", 1914
llELEwELL.-In this rIy, July %, lsYb OF
dtopsy, Betty HulleWC|H Horn IA horlani,
Yorkshire, England october lb, ls2i. Tho dc.
ceased received ms gospel IN 1858, Fud
emlgTAted 10 Utah wear ago rho was a
faithful Iatter-dAy SAINT
turuarAl services from tHr late residence OF
tho deceased, 40. 1868 cass, South Temple
street Atip, N, tomorrow, Friday Friends
invited,
MHisHnIll star, ploasr rNpy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
A Drunken, Noisy Woman.

This afternoon Police Sergeant Ford
brought into the station Ms. Parrot,
whom he found drunk on the corner
Of First South anu EAs, Tompls streets.
The woman is the wife OF Parrot, the
hot pie vendor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
Land Office.

The following iillngs were made In
tn, local land Office under date Of
July %;
Charles A. Stalling, OF Eden, nnal
proof VI timber culture entry OF l6n
acres, 10 township q north, range
oast, In Weber county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
GAY DAY AT GUNNlS0N.
How the Memory OF the Pioneers Was
Observed In ths South Of Sc.
vler County.

The people Of Gunnison In oil loyalty
to Pioneer Day, held a celebration
which will long be remem bered by all
who participated. At0 a. m. the pro-
cession, consisting Of representatives Of
the ward organizations, wagons show.
Ing tho products Of 1917 and 1896,
twenty-ssven little girls representing
the counties Of Utah, together with
the brass band, parsded the principal
streets and then assembled at lhelteiiei
Society hail, where = program Of
orations, songs, recitstlons and musical
selections was rendered. In the Ei,et-
moon there was n chiliren's lance In
JOhns5ns hall, after which outdoor
sports were INDUCED In, such ~ foot
and bicycle tsclng, tug.Of.war, orange
fishing, Ito, the successful contestants
sing handsomely rewarded for their
,fiOfts In that direction. JANIS
FJel-ied acted as MARSHAL u the Jay
with a. Is. Chrltte ecu aud Brigham
Jensen IS assistant. Ths affair Wss
success Ia every respect ana reject,
great credit on those who constituted
the different c0mmiitetf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
Licensed 10 Wed.

The county clark issued = marriage
license today to William Dyet, aged
IS, and Cecil Butler, aged IS, both Of
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
The COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,

Arranged Ia hor chronological Edited by ". q. Clarke
and w. Adds Wright With introduction 10 each play,
adapted from tho Shakes oarcau Primer Of Prof Dowdon
This magnificent edition issued In tho most convenient
o possible the number Of people who enjoy reading
studying the The given
unabridged DO u Tho
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bound IN tho best English cloth omholishsd with
cfous iu page illustrations pages, sso ga ~ inches
WIN be presented FREQ Of charge when purchases
10 5000
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los

A GOLD WATCH, WITH ruE NAME or
~ 1heO kciser ongta1rp on trout THr
Under will confer Il favor rv returning 60 Hen.
~ Relser, Jewoler, NO. ~ east firAt south
street, and BIZ rewarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

Npeeigt 70 ne NEWS
South omaha, Neb. July Is,
Cattle receipt, 800, market 5al0 lower
Natives, i1,lhaf' g..
Westerns, o. .'tRAbJ.
Cove, 81! 90 "a IS %.
Feeders, t1bga{i gU.
sheep receipts, iiiU0
Market steady.
Westerns, S2.h aGIlt
Lambs, lIyUa i3,ay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

New white dotted S~issts, JAcpnvt
Hair striped Lawns pui Dimltl,s Just
received, at SOC. uu the dollar At
H. AuERBACH & BRO
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Cu,esgn. close. July rs.
WheAt- July, Gg', August, l1'.,
oas-July ga, september 24ts.
leTn-July l3a, september il's,
foTE-iulY, flOu'i September, 80 IS.
lard-Iuiy, b92. september fhd4
liibs-July, @.03, September 50. Ola
Rye-AJ
barlcy-is bid.
flHN-sl3 50,
IlmOthy=-{B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
THE YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

book histories adventures stories, ann0cdoos and
geher vi choice collection aud amount
miscellaneous
work would make aspsudd addition any library should
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

w. :. McCoruick q Go. received to.
day hanauer bullion, $4,000; silver
anu lead oTes. SlO,.5li guid nsTs, :, ODu;
gold dust, $50, ruIg, $4,000.
4. Il. Jones n Co, received today:
Base bullion, 81, iJl; Urts, s., 400.
Total, sll,sO
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CITY OF PALACES.

Grand collection OF art pictures Gl ullpugo Tx
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Notwithstanding tho giving away u these premiums tho
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popular, will h6 maintained
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co Nj Nj l. II CT A l..
aALr LAKE cLkAnINa HOUSE.

ToIayI clearing house exchanges
amountej 10 slSi,S2s; came day last
year, f.Il 6j4.
TODAH's QUOTATIONS..
Now YorE.-silvsr, 6Bi; lead, $3.50.
Londou-8U GlBI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25

Tho unique competitive musical and
literary festival ~ tho Canhriaus of the
Old nud Sow World. The national pas.
timo ~ tue welsh Given under mo
auspices ui GAO Camhriau Association III
Utah mud adjacent States aud 4 tfiiurios,
aud tho Tabernacle choir NJ Salt Lake
city, Utah, Will BIO hold at the Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
The FAYORITE COOK BOOK.

compilation Of carefully selected recipes that have been
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VIA be- presented you ircs charge when your purchases
amounts 10 $500
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-10
ner, was stabbed in the neck and seri-
ouely wounded last night by a fellow
prisoner. Falls will recover, the doctor
kinks, unless blood poisoning sets in.
AN ALTERNATIVE

That Was Obeyed as Soon as 1t Was
Given.
WALLACE, Idaho, May 9.-Operations
at the Hunter mine at Mullan were
abruptly terminated last night. Yester-
day President Henry of the Miners
union vert to Mullan and advised Mar
tin Curran, superintendent, that if he
did not raise the wages to the Canyon
Creek scale, or quit work, the Canyon
Creek union would be over there several
hundred strong, and that they would
run him out of the country and possibly
kill him, and that the mill would prob
ably be blown to pieces. The men we're
discharged last night and the mine