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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-12
PUTNEY.


Two months after the death of Frank
lin Austin, and fastened no doubt by it,
came the death of his wife, Mrs. Lydia
Austin, July >, at the home of her son,
John f. Austin of East Putney. She was
the youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Clark, Esq, of Andover, having II broth
ers and sisters, and was born April 20,
1914, being therefore over 81 years old. In
Andover she was married March 20, 1888,
to Franklin Austin, and had three children :,
Mrs. Hannah l.. Richardson of Westmin b.
ster and John f. Austin and Mrs. Rhoda
j. Parker of this place, all of whom are
living, as is also one brother, Alonzo
Clark of Holyoke, Mass, who is So years
old. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin have lived with
their son John since his marriage, 81 years
ago, and Mrs. Austin's health has been
comparatively feeble most of that time.
Although in feeble health she was always
cheerful and happy, doing all that she
could for others. She had a great deal of
patience all through her illness, striving
all the time to make il easy for one to do
for her. A large number of friends attend
ed the funeral service, which was at the
house at 2 o'clock =. NJ, Sunday, July Z.
Rev. Edwin f. Mitchell, the officiating
clergyman, spoke very appropriately of her
long and happy married life of 81 years,
taking for a text Psalms CXVI., I, "Return
unto thy rest, o my soul The burial was
at this place.
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ON FACE OF THE RETURNS
Judge BlrIch Sustained In His Do.
cIsIol 10 The Alldlmls Cases.
Prohibition RULING REVERSED,


nh, r,..-ti..t., .....
''', o'l'i au.''h' court TINS
h'etnoon handed down tuu opinion in
tho case % j. ID. pntp. ul.iutu and
se,r5l!suf. y,tr, tr..b ,..,,,,..,-,,
.....,,f,. ,,,..,.
"'! "'-u iN 1N4be ha'.cu'- ul'
Nl.Ioh'
This was proceeding ig napJapua
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80, ~. '''''''' % 'i'a.''h na
delegate Do tho tsait.iugiJHa! C0uvun.
"'h
Too conclusion % thuir h1norB was
Shot tuu C1uf, urIYv lfUp.fy found
thor. .,,rr., Oil, .,......,i,.',,..', ~. H.,
.,.....i......
'e.'''" ''' p''iA''il'' eIoel'oh
Appearing upon the lace VI the IT,
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A Six Weeks Siege.

Asa result % d ar,o,e iall tuat hap.
pcnpd siE weeks ago, uu tho evening
Of January ilmi an esteemed and
excellent friend OF TIE News, James
DwycT 5uiI .vt UguudIyu 40 bic home
in ,hc Seventeenth ward u TINS
ultg with no prospect Of getting
AROUND Gus OF doors m Iuh before Con.
ference. the accident occurred lust lu
front OF lls residence, where tie street
nag boon cut down considerably be-
low tuu Lowell ui the sidewalk, over
this embaukmput br lsli-the night
being Oakland Received Injuries s1
gaiuiul that nu had 90 Dc carried into
.h0 hUuHy, 10 wuB tV0 or three days
before tho exact nature OF thuse IN
JurlCi were asCyrtaiucl-thu most SER.
Gus being .hon found ~ be- a fracture u
the hip bone.
What WIKI apl.uls and baulRgua and
plsstor1, the Huhutr still locke u be- a
Auod Ioni o. grpsu 70 but hc rluUGIly
reports That bee Ia lsls. sJ we'll, aud hr
looks forward ,l One a.Sl four weeks 10
confinement wtI 70 courage equal o
hi8 CumpiacnuCy u iJ.Aiug back upon
the ok wuuba mat Urr past.
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I'm the Seventeenth ward.

Among last evenings successful on.
tor,a.umonlu may be- mentioned tlaon
given In tho Seventeenth ward assgm-
bly, hall, under the auspices OF the Y.
II. anu y. LIN. I. associations. The
audience was large one, the hall
Oeiug oiled 90 Doe utmost capacity. The
hiul item ON thv program Wash series
uf uuIuguA, including pgnuyaon'a
Dream ~ Fllg Women, arranged
10y M.H Laura Hyde nnd Mise
Ednn BwyuL Mu1a praise DO due tho
ycuug ladies' who managed anu lOuh
Iart IN these ,uhieBuE; the imprm1u-
aI0nB were excellent. A do by aflss
Nau4e Pratt was h.galy upurnulateI,us
were also lau solos Ot Mise Edna
DwytE MI. VIM, x. J0uys ana Aifs
Fay MuCuue. An original tumu
speech, delivered by Mt w, a.
sl0rUu, created considerable Rmu5t-
muLt. The program concluded with a
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and that be waH probably murtorei
Cor purposes OF robbery.
A close examination 0i tho iuiuri
which CguFcl the mgu's death snow
that ON were not Inflicted by % train.
His throat waH cut from Ger 90 car, anu
tho appearance % this wound iudi-
Gates that 70 was inflicted with either
a knife OF tazJr, rather than BY tbu
hiugo N q wheel. ln addition % hole
having the appearance Of having beol
Inflicted by 70 bullet was found in toe
head Of th0 corpse.
Robbery is supposed 90 hayo been Che
motive Tor She murder bccausu NJ lu.
ming haI no iesb. 500 Ia bio p9gscbsl.n
when killed,
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Benefit Concert.

A concert viii be- gwen 10 the Gem
trail school huiiling Sugar House
ward, ON tuesday mex, Cor tIu benefit
VI tho Mutual improvement assacia-
non. An excellent program ha0 been
prepared, rluaguuE OF sungs, Gucita.
lions, instrumental music, ,t'. Among
The yuChIistH GIc r. l.. MCG Be-, Hay
Decker, Motto Thompson KITE Mu-
Chic, MauIe Ppt., kate Pat, Nellie
W0uuuu, hiilllu aummorhuys, sire.
Castlut0n, n, b. TmpsJu,A A, l.. CASTLE
ton, Laura C0uinue Harms, James
MCGhie aud Gguuviuve Harris, RpUi-
lallons will be given 10y Minnie Tibb',
j. J,Nhltlu, Maggie Taylor and Lizzie
HArrig. The luslfumeutalisis include
ProL ". @. Give, Maggie Y. rayloT
A, J. Faust, Mrs. a. J. Faust Fred
Zimmerman anu Forty Decker
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WAsuNGIUS, ID. g., Fob. g3.-A
memorial from the Idaho legislature
was presented On the Eunuta today,
protesting aguinB, the pooling bill us O.
plan 90 place the InllfuaIT 10 the hRuds
ui 10 Nn4l syndicate aud tLu8 ufulh PIE
Iuliiou under the iron heel OF mOuyy-
oily.
No0Tbgcs, chairman Of tho finance
committee, lfOleuiUI comprehensive
resolution fIr the invgl,igatluu by the
committee u the effect VI the tarIli and
internal revenue laws,
WOlgui. then gamu forward with
proposition authorizing tGu creation OF
o.. American commission 10 g1t With
llu.Eu uIuuif.tai should they tuhu tho
Initiative 100 Ola international monetary
conference, TIE plan WHa offered ur
uu amendment no. Gao sunday civil llll.
10 d. 1r fg.IuWl
Whereas, The President OF llp Unit.
gI States gpun invitation of Germany
or Great Britain or any other govern.
muuiH of Europe shall determine that
tiis government shall uU Represented
40 any iatllulti0usl or other gn.er-
cnce % boo uuii with q view % secure
international nEily Of tho relative
values bOtWegu gold anu silver As
money, BY means q common ratio
between those mltlls, with lTuo miut-
aye az such ratio, ho Huull be authorized
20 request thB attendance OF tho com.
mission 20 DO appointed bH hereinafter
provided, 90 no % attend such confer.
oncea iu behalf OF tho United States.
The number o! such commissioner
shall be- nine.
Tuc President OF tho United States
shall appoint by and with tue consent
u tue Senate said commissioner prlgr
90 tho adjournment u tho present goL-
gryhg, three 10 be members OF the Sem
ate aud three OF tho hOuUo Of Repre-
suntatiytp. IL after the adjournment
OF this Congress there shall be any
vacancies iu tho said commisbiUn, by
death, Resignation or otherwise, such
vacancies SHALL be- illgd by appoint
meut by the President.
The amendment makes available
100000 lJg tho CEpenB0a VI tho com,
mission.
"Gt 10 satisfactory" said wolcotl,
"t0 those who vote for bimutalliam
aud 70 should heHgtiIisclory % thoBe
gentlemen who talk Tor bimUtnllism
and vote against To-, ami who await
with raviBncd eyes 70 sec what Eup-
land VIII DO"
lie asked that tho amendment 20 10
the fiuauce committee,
Halo suggested that tho Fundry civil
bill was 90 soon 10 DO considered that
thorn should be no delay IN getting tho
from the ilnAnoo c0mmil-
teu and to the appropriation commit
tee.
Senator Butler moved 10 take up the
railroad pooling Bill. The motion WAS
defeated, "a TO ".
Tho Senate hus confirmed the nomI-
nation OF william Heard, ot Penneyl.
vanla, minister aud C0nsul-guneral 10
Liberia,
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FuLL-gLgDGaD LAWYERS.
Attorneys IcEaslcr and Jacob Evans
tho Recipients OF Congratulations.

Tho many ifIonds Of Attorney Alex.
deaiaslcs Gro Csugrslu.ating him o..
d.y upon hil admission % the bnr 81
;ho Territorial Supreme Cour. About
a yaur ago SIR. llc5ib.t.rw was admitted
TO the bar li Che lurd dttac., and
lluc' tina. um1 As hos boon diligently
puuuius his l,sal ttIlica, preparatory
TO tho moro ayafyHing ordeal Tor ad.
mluiJu 90 tuo higher c8uU. Yesterday
tno examining committee put hlm
THROUGH "uis uclrgs"aui ,hIsmoruius,
brius w.il satisfied with wha, be hsI
done, reported nvorUly % tho Judges
% toe Supreme JJus.. Mf. NrAI4stuf
wac ihcrggtOu accepted, au. ia now OF.
liberty o. Practice iu al tho court g,
iNy Territory.
The same complimentary rgmafl
apply 20 a'r. jacob Eynp, %. Provo,
uu9thrr prI vvuUg law student, VINO
also went through witl wuUup. 10
10 "a brother VI uHu. David lyaus,
OF Osdgu.
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Il,IlshI lor ssnntar nninn.

A-lA, org, Feb. g8.-rhs caueus
,la'oi b9lph's supporters ala moi
~, until late this morning.
'.a.lye were present.
~. $500 D. lph aaid sinru ho had re-.
NV lle caucus nomination ma
s- '''Aal wac not subject VI hig
~, ~. hei 1it the matter with them.
~. ,-i.'hlee declared tuatthpy wouI /,
~ ~. .lim' The caucus adjourned
~, ~ ,i,salhirg definite c1nglu1ion
e .lal another caucus viii be-
10y and "a vote taken.
~ .lt'D1lph men will aIso hold "A
n f' ,.- itild ready to vote aoIidly
ur.'inof Lord when the Dnlp6
w 'lem enough votes. 10 el.oL.
~ 'liela oi Tho Dllph men was
h,,.t nearly ull M supporter.
h.'.','lel 20 ftaud by Diipb. IL
r,.l..'l, ii toward the ,yrpipg'
4 '''''a 'esuils, another caucus viii
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ME Morgan Dead.

Mt. John morgan,au 1llullH capital.
lal, who came hero shortly before tao
boom, and who resiioa Tor some ygars
ga tlu Tenth ward Of this city before
returning to bis former home, died ut
H"uIys Illinois, on Sunday lat, FUu.
lth. lie was iu tho 5lth year OF his
ugg, nud m.tu many friends during
hlB -tay 10 lHlu uly. IH death was
audduu. HIS funeral ,hGeB place ~.
morrow, Fob. gan,
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KILLED IN A WRECK.
.,.,r,ern COACHES on FIRE
.....jrl,s Reported lo'i-lh' Par
aeular. About tho Dis
gs'Dr.

..-.,rry. Ala, Feb. ga
N.,,.,,.es a. reported on The Louis
INV i'.s nashville railroad, about %
'l' . ,-- ai Montgomery. IL was
s.,sl Gns tmlB, and many POI
, l reported injured. n special
LED here st once Tor the scene
''s-..nibsaylilablv physicians In the
y,.,t c,aebas were overturned nnu
..s. ' ana with pasluugora louhl
Z. ne Mafli Ofas at SOW $780, gtllA'..i
4. Tsebe. % once caught MO "l1
a5 l, ,.,, RIarsburu moved executive
trI tae uUmiaa:.0u Was lw'
ts,,.y confirmed by unnnim'u'
r,a, ...t .n fla, AfslIIo
..tvo5iF5usfy division 81 ino u anu
yIgrenyIllu. Although u Is "a
s.i,svpn passengers were killed.
r1 llrgrapn station at the
rssnIIts lilliuult 10 aacufo aclut'
t0risyulEKy. Feb. 20. Tho fret
gno. train So. 1 that lrtl this city
rs Yesterday afternoon was
-s.,dsnd uuuoI near Gfccuyiil'i
ru-vilh tda exception Of ~ private
-',enplrl by Me. Lowell, wiio Of
,sosial superintendent Of the road
riany on ihc way to thcMnrdl Gfns
gy,v 0dsaus.IAs Tar az learned, ono
5ssmsu was killed and one white
t-in seriously injured. a numorr
4 lhen wefo hur, Information oi
tvfscs received atthc general mau-
stt tllso Afu very mgnsgb as Tue
rH afs d0vp. Toe train contested
ffaf c1aOhct one baggage ear nud
ershtepeu, exclusive Of tho pflyn,o
udMm L5Wol. The wreck occurred
va,l occurred three miles south OF
0t.sylle. who're the train was due nj
b hn msmIng, Int the train was
.tfgl nye h5uu late.
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MITE. G. W.. PonTOse, wife OF Hon.
Charles W. Pgurose, OF this city, met
with o severe aud painful accident At
hor home in the Ninth ward today.
She was coming out Of the house, Rnt
putting her loot on the ice clipped and
,gli 20 the walk. Hor lsf, arm was
caught under her and broken Ina two
places, Just oulow the elbow and Jud
above tne wTlet. DE- Wilcox Yves
cal 90 aud gave the necessary surgical
attention.
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WAsuNGTOSi Fob. 23.-Tho House
ia COnuitIcu o! tho whole fu5umui
consideration 90 the deficiency bin.
Numerous amendments were adopted
giving extra pay 20 tho employees uf
tlo House. An amendment by Liy-
mRttan lHu.l 10 give the oXamiurf.J
psy To the mrmbcfa individually VIVA
opposed by 1ayros, Chairman of tlr
appropriations committee, who said it
would umpiy give tue members 500
upch Tor uAIra clerk hire. The amend.
ncnt was carried lJ5 to 10; and AN
amendment ny Tracey a.. " 10 give
.Ae employees OF tue &euate and the
House an extra month'l Fay was car.
rsd, 90 10 On,
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TnE rACIric ROAnA
Resolution 90 AuthorfEs tho senate
COMMITTEE 20 Ma During Rcccs4

Resolution 90 Authorizs tho senate
lCommittso 20 Ma During Hocss%
WAHuEGroN, d. O., Fob. g3.-sgn.
ctr Morgan has introduced rcsoIu-
ton authorizing the Senate committee
on Pacific roads TO sit during she com.
INK recess iIr the pufporc q I continuing
ib iuvcaiigauJf o' tho relations Of
tlorc roads 10 the government. The
committee 10 authorized by tue resolu.
ton 10 mnko purs0ual examination OF
the roads and ulhOr prUputlico 70 too
t0ni'qiduI Pacific fliiwgy companies,
Dud th1ir bluClUs and tho county
through which they lH.B ur which BE-
Immediately C.uir.iu,ay o. thtlr Co.,.
come, u Gao Wow ui usgsrlliuing Che
prose 3 Status ari ability O. Day tnu
indebtedness totHe United ttlIG anu
bow tlat ludsbielH.H can DO adjusted
auI paiI.
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THE COUNTY UppGRuosr.
$. 4. Fenlon's Petition For a wiz VI
Mandate Benicd.

In regard to the petition Tor a writ
Of mandate fled by 3. Il. FeutJn
against ths county court OF Bal, Lake
county, the supreme CouIg this after.
noon denied the writ.
THOR h9nofs were Of opinion that
the indebtedness Of tho county could
not exceed, nt Any time, tho total
revenue thereof Tor the two preceding
yeafs; ihut this poll taxes collected
might DO included In the items Ut
revenue; anu that the school iuuI was
NOT any pnrl Of tho county revenue 90
bg included iu liking the iimlt II ii-
dubtudneas, which Is placed NJ ABOUT
$3.50, 900.
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ELDER JOHN g. SMITH DEAD.


EARLY this molning Elder John G..
smith, OF ,Ao Sixth w.J4 %, ,ul. cts,
died ut his home, ,mm bushpa 4t-
Oasr. Elder smiln Was ialy y,ars OF
age, ami q native OF IU6au city For
% number 90 yaag1 hr lived ln ,nu
Eighth ward, stlt LsFv CITY, r1m
where hg removed g. tho SIKH ward
sevUnl Y,ar lEU. DO hgs been ia poor
heath Tor Ovrr q year, but rruUu,Iy
appeared aJmuw1r. improved, AMI be-
WIS ROT thought Dee was in aucu
tgutus condition until yesterday,
when hu became suldruig worse, VITA
the result stated. iiu leaves Is vic
aud Large family, besides q father,
nfuthrH aua HiatysJ ana ulutr Tr'HUyUt.
Brother Smith hos Urou tu,ulH,
consistent ls,tor.ugy saint. HIr
energies have been directed Go labor, 90
tho sunday school Mutual Im-
plJyrmult association and ether
organization, ne well o. iu L.s
calling in tAu pGgstuUU.. ITO was 10
quiet, unussuuiug map, blI was hiFN-
~ catoumul BY all arquaiutauces. llia
relatives have the sympathy u "a large
circle Of iriyniu In tuuir SAD btTuayl-
mVut.
Tho time u tho funeral services hnd
not boon decided uIOu at thg Tins VI
going " pfuss.
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Homo MisslonalY AIentlnr.

The next regular monthly meeting
Of the home mig1iOnuries Of the SAT-
Lake Stake OF Hl9u Will convene BOO
ths Social HAL, salt Lake CITY, ON
Wednesday, February 21th, az 1880
pm. A luul attendance Of the uus-
giOunTle8 ~ desired,
Written excuses ana report Of labos
for tho month pnsg is requested u.
brethren unable % Nt.nnd the Meeting.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, ClsAk,
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Death Of Mrs. Marks.

Mr.. Hannah Stevens Marks, mother
OF Is. Il. Marks tho well huown busi-
ness mRu, died today at the ripe sgo OF
So years. The deceased was an
rstimablu woman, and through hor
long illness shu b0gs up with great
patience anu iOul.Ilr,
Funeral viii be- held from the Four.
tpenth ward assembly hall on Tuesday
afternoon, next beginning at O'Clock,
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Personal.

Samuel A. Hutlliusou, goneral
passenger BVoIt vi tue Union Pacific,
with headquarters II Omaha, arrived
m Salt Lake this morning,
A, j.. Calvin, superintendent OF tho
Idaho division OF the Uulou Pacific
was also iu tuis city today, the greater
portion OF which he spent at the ofliuuH
Of tho local officials OF thu same systum.
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Ron cBIui,ALLtnEI.
Editor Dana Of tho SOW Vori, "guu'
Iu boz Arrested.

Editor Dana nf tho Sow York "Iuu"
Jo boz hrrrsttd.
NEW ioUIs, Fuu. 4H.-A W11hiH".
ton special O. luu World this morning.
ghyu that Frank b. Nuyar. thu lI...
uCel manager of Gao iu.u..y Star, o .#
city, ani ono %. $500 mont pI1mIu.U.
Hul ropulur young mgu 300 WaBulu -
ton, announced tuiH evening shat Do
bod t.lCynpuuI his lawyers lu " ~
YORK t0 have Charlie q. Dana, editor
20. the ACU lUrt san, are ltd for
guplun' liuHI. aU1 sun tni Wosniu.
uriuill "a tong CdH..laI Article attach
ing tho muuaV muut of tlu AfHul.ateU
ltut., In tho UUuIe ui which
wee tIis sentences "lhuy ttlH
aItgCr0sa % the Associated Pres,
may BEE tIpir way 90 making ucH
thoroughly diah0uD0t U.rgui1rH NH H.
%. N1ygl, of Washington 1TlU1iauCr,
refund To them tho umuurl li rEtru
ATHrIHmuutg Uul Uf which they have
ueu4 tuucUcd.o This attack on Mr
NoyeB Grated sensation hDft No
0lu stands higher iu the CHpit4l than
Irt either ln Uuaiufi8 or Euri.ly, NuyU
acted promptly. In tho EUrHHg 5tuT
,luirh, thi leading editorial
article concluded with IhuI.
w0gJr; "Eur thIH malicious,
personal i'lol, committed wl,lol, o.
shadow OF IusJhcatI0n ur excuse, the
Sun gNnll BIO made 90 auler, 10 thern De-
any vluuc in tho CT.niuli law OF New
York" In aCgordnucu with thio NI.
Noygs had early tslrFrauhui 10 Ngy
York iHs counsel, bat r1ul not conduct
uggI.i-t Ons ON account 10 30 being
hsHluy. Hia ClBo viii probably be-
conducted bY General Swuvup.
The mst,1F VIII lo HlgB up lu The
morning and thr IurUH luUIcpafaI.
Ga SUNDAY NE N8g, wall go % Nuu
York aul iulu ,lg p.BmutiOus l1s
lhu prosecution Of hIH glIWiuai luit.
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nIs0nAoETUL common soGar.
dale students Fight nnd YounE wo.
mLm .M.ur l.ma.LLu

maie Students Fight nnu YounE Wo-
mrn Cheer Ausliiy.
BENTON AAEnJH, Mich, Fob. 28.-
a hgnt among tao students Of "a r.
senior anu junior classes occurred OF
heLlon Hnrbor yesterday. An Amerl-
can Nag was raised by tho seniors IN
houoroi Wnshingt0n's birthday ani in
addition the senior class c5lora weIu
u.iuflol 10 the breeze. This caused "a
hght beivueu tue ssuiors and the Juni.
oFn anu freshmen, In which all pnrtio.
iphloi, ANA tho siIls chueTod tho com.
oaianta with tho different Ulasa yelir.
Black Dyes aud bruised iaOas arc nu-
mefou8' Tho faculty tu,poldtd four
Of thg SENIORS.
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Been Fighling lhe Grip.

Tho friends Of Mr.. II. W. Nniabilt, Of
u. @. M. l., will DO pleased to hear
shat after i0gtnighps severe tussle
with tho grip, during many days Of
which 70 was confined to the house,
..uurntlcman n again able TO be out
sul arounI. do looks somewhat tho
Eorsu for wear, but will doubtless re-
ouperato quiokly now that the worst
10 passed,
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l0LgS Colombia, Feb. 23.-Rubol
dlasm lsgJ with $50 follower, had
o. encounter with THE government
u's 90 lhe .l,h Inst, az san Tero.
ne igll lasted 90 houIs. The rebels
Eutn iulHl and ten OF them killed,
ul uiaJ wounded. a number were
uia'si Three mon were killed ami
W'tglnlri 90 Ihu government side.
3 gi..ali lhu rebel flrtr which ilud
. Pc direction Of Iugu, a seaport 800
" A'e % Mtglaleua, wuB pursued
Il g8ytmmuni flrcaH.
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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Submitting Constitutional Prohibition
Llanso to the People.


Editor Dsserct ACuE
shank you Tor TIE support you have
gives proposal for the approaching
Coull!tutional Convention to provide
iJr the submission 10 tHu voteB Of the
people OF Utah Of a aIausa providing
Tor tue prohibition OF tho liquor trailig
IN tho new Stale.
Ia diocus8ing a Qugs,lon Of such
momcniouB importance 20 o great anu
growing community, one OF the lead
Ing considerations ought TO be, 10 poo
hibliion oonstltuliona2 This point
has been raised In opposition to the
movements Notwithstanding that Il
has been aiilrmatyoiy settled by the
courts Of tho county including the
supreme ritunsl OF Che land. 10
view OF this decision it doos
not appear Ingenious 10 oonlouI
mat some other plan tubn prohibition
would DO moro uniform with popular
government such contention might
nave boma force 10 prohibition were
not In harmony with American inbii-
lutiuua. Abtlt 10 In limo with tan
Eaniun OF cur government 10 follows
'hnt II the people favor 90 caiaulish-
menh II ought IN prevail Why then
ahould objection DO raised gggiu,t per-
uniting an expression Of the popular
VIII on tho aublecl2 Tho only inuun-
tive Tor II that l can conceive Of 10 an
apprehension shat the rg3ul. would be
ap0uular affirmative.
10 10 pleasing g. note that no OBJ
loulioH seema to be Tnisgd on moral
grounds which are t0cl,ly admitted
10 bo al on the prOhibitory side Of tho
question: No sauo person who hap
pens to BIO honest, would bo likely 10