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THE Stare nAH MEETING.
Tho Local Attorney, Complete the Ar
ranEumchtN for II.

Tho Local Attorney. Complete the Ar
ranGumchtS for II.
A meeting Of tho Ohio County Bar
Association wa1 hold Saturday after
noon to forward tho arrangements or
entertaining tho state association on its
meeting hero, aud transact general bust.
noes. Mr.. Erskino presided.
The first business takon up was the
agreement, endorsed by tho association,
ior members OF the bar 10 observe Sat-
urdgy afternoon as a half holiday. Mr..
Flick, from the committee in charge Of
the agreement, reported forty'two sign
ers out OF the sixty members OF tho bar,
witt two or throo additional verbal
agreements TO observe tho spirit oil tho
document from gentlemen who did not
caro- to sign IL. Several other members
have not been 7ccu by the committee,
but tits likely that at least fifty OF tho
sixty prNcuciug attorneys will other
si!n lhepaper or observe the provisions
therein contained without signing II.
AZ originally drawn and signed by tho
iufly-lwo gentlemen, there was pro.
yili0n ngrcong that s,onographors and
clerks should not work during Saturday
afternoons One or two gcntlOmou
thought II would bo right to allow such
rmployos Of tho luw O,l.ccs to work, II
they had worl, to DO, aud after quito u
Ion: talk Il was artcct to otiminuto this
icnturc from the agreement, with tho
consent OF tho signcrH
Mf. s. q. Smith reported that tue
committee had arranged to have the
banquet for tho state Bar Association
on ncnght OF October 81 at tho Nc.
Luto llono ltnprobablc, though not
vet definitely arranged, that the sei'
sioup uilhO auocihtion will DO hold at
tho Grand Opera lIonic, Special rates
hnyr boon given ut the hotcia-sl 90 at
the s,rmm, sand $685. At tho Windsor
g. 5Unl tho MCLutc
NV. Nosbilt and W. c. Myors were
admitted io membership There was
some nrnHsiHg discussion oYpt tho Bya'
tom ol collecting the annual ducB.
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FRENCH VICTORIES


In MadaCRsCnr-HOVn Works Captured.
Tho Battle OF AnnnHuariVo.
PoRr LOUIS, ISLAND or MAuMTIrs,
Oct. l3.-Word has been received hero,
that the French made brilliant attack
upon and captured the Hova works, at
Faraiatra, Madagascar, near TanRtave,
on the 10th instant.
Tho fighting prior to the occupation
by tho French Of AntanRuarivo, tho
capitol OF Madagascar, on September 80,
was OF very dolormiued character.
The engagement wRa fought over ground
which extended niue miles right mp the
capitol. The artillery iiro resulted in
tho royal palace being struck by she'll
GonGrrI DuChaspo, commander oil tho
Madagascar expedition, has telegraphed
TO tho government Of the taking OF An
tananariy0. lie says that several smart
engagements, which wore fought on Oc'
tObOr 25-29 brought him to Astiy. On
September 30 he attacked the heigats
east Of An.anauarivo. Two columns
under General Melzingor and Noyron,"
the report continuGi, Engaged lloght,
aud after fight captured tho heights.
The MalsgRssy baI1leFs at the palace
aud north Of tho capitol having opened
Gre, commenced to lombard, when
tho MalaSaIsy euvoys camO to ask US to
suspend hostiitios. Our troops there
upon occupied the capitol, l made an
official entry into the city the next
morning, aud treaty Of poaco was
ratified and signed by the queen in the
evening. Our loss was elk killed and
fifty wounded. The behavior Of tho
troops was beyond praise"
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THERE'S no lack OF evidence Of inter-
est out along tho line OF tho Wheeling
4 CounellsviIle railroad in the new
movement to secure the building Of that
road. Tie papers in that section Of
country are full OF encouraging notes,
and the members Of tho Wheeling COM
mitIeo recently appointed to push the
enterprise constantly receive eacOur-
aging communications from Pennsyl.
vaaia people. The main thing that ro'
mains to bo done, apparently, ia to stir
up tho people at this end OF the line, in
Wheeling and Ohio county, to the Same
pitch OF enlhusiasm as is already mani
tested iarIher out.
Hon. n. b. Scott, Of the committee re-
Gently appointed by the chamber OF
commerce, has received two very good
!eItors in tho past day or two from
prominent POnnsytvaniaus.
Mr. J. a. +. Randolph, OF Waynes-
bnf., writes that ho saw Il notice Of Mr..
scotts appointment in tho papers as
member OF n committee TO organize aud
forward company, secure right OF way,
etc. and he adds:
Tue writer was appointed at meet
ing Of the citizens vi WayDasburg ono
OF committee TO confer with Wheel
lug committee aud Cooperate with 1t IN
any matter that might need attention"
1o asks what his committee can do to
neIp on the cauio, aud expresses enthu'
siasm in ths matter,
Mr.. Ira A. DiIl.e. OF Sycamore, Pa,
writes:
Mr.. i. ii. Lu1ge and John y. Riheldat.
Ter had been appoiatOd 10 enlist man
uiacturer5, jobbera aud others in the
great enterprise Of the Wheeling ( Con-
nelsville railroad. hope to coon know
that this railroad is q 90, as it will open
up large traffic through this county
lGraenc) am cure that with go0d
man and myself we can secure tho right
OF Way through this county with but
very little expense, aud l think there
can be almost enough subscriptions
taken as wo so along TO grade the road.
have boon over this county great
deal since this road has been talked OF,
aud find that almost all whom 1t would
strike by way OF Waynesburg are in
favor OF a road, and will aubscribe TO
help the enterprise on.
~ feel that II Wo would 90 to work and
20 along the route and try to secure the
right OF way, We would have no trouble
in having Wheeling connected with
that coke town, Connellsville. with &
railroad. Now, il can be OF any asais.
tance to you people in this enterprise. /
will gladly do 1t. II YOU want to send q
man through this county to look after
tho right OF way aud subscriptions, l
will take my buggy and horse and 30
with ono Of your men and zee what eau
bo done In this county. Lam acquaint-
cd all over the county and l think lean
do great deal for tho enterprise.
"Will you please 10. me know whatyou
think will bO done in this matter as soon
as posibleY'
il will bo seen that the interest in
the matter along tho route is deep and
general, and every indication recsived
is encouraging. Tho local committee
will push the work this week. 1t is
understood.
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MEXICAN NEWS,
ThIsVes OH CofrcC rlOntntIouE-ATs Terrible
Storm Plays Havoc,

ThlsVeH on CoTcC NntHtIouE-A Terrible
Storm Plays Havoc.
Cry OF Mexico, Oct l3.-Two hun.
drOd more thieves were yoIlerday sent
to tho state OF Vera Cruz to work on
tho coffee plantations.
Auincline plano with cars to run by
steam will bc placed on tho hill at
Guadalupe, the national mecca. In
former times, devout pilgrims asconded
the hills on their knees.
News from Acatempan, state Of Guor-
rera, announced thata tremendous hail
storm occurred there. destroying crops
aud causing destruction Of dozen
houses aud killing and manning many
cattle and domestic animals.
Military circles arc talking OF tho con.
tcmplated reorganization OF the army
on principally German models, and no
doubt the efficiency OF the regular
troops is to bo greatly improved.
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IAN INFNnNAh ass"
That's What Don NJ. Dickinson Says Lore
SAcEvllIs- wcss iS...Cubh's Hight to Rec

That's What Don NJ. Dickinson Says Lord
sAcEvllls- wOss is...Cubn's Hight to Rec :
ognltiou.
wAsumGroS. D. c., Oct. l3.-DOn NJ.
Dickinson has been spoken Of recently
as tho person referred to by Sir Lionel
Sackyillo- West in his pamphlet, as the
member OF Mr.. CIeveIaud's cabinet re.
spousiblo ior tho ministers summary
diumiISal. Mr.. Dickinson was asked
to-day aato tho facts OF the case. He
said:
"As the incident occurred when 1
WAS membsr Of tho cabinet | DO not
feel at liberty TO discuss it. But, az to
Sir Lionel SAckvils. West, l hRvO no
hesitation in saying that ho Is now and
has always been an Internal ass.
Mr.. Dickinson was asked for his
views on Venezuela and Cuba. lie 70.
ierred to the fact that Daniel Webster
had recognized the Independence OF
Greece many years before that couRtry
had actually secured complete inde.
pendOnCS and in those DAYS even Web.
sIer hnd been accused OF ''iiagoism."
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special DWDa'rh 10 N, initiigtnfd
WAuuSorog, D. g., Oct. l3.--ThO Gb.
slract Of tho condition Of thonational
banks Of West Virginia at tho close Of
buOinogi on September ~, as r0potIod
TO tho comptroller Of tho currency,
showa tho average fosoyuro to hnvO
boon g17G per cont aRaInB! 938g por
crn. on July II. Loans and discounts
docroasol from S1OlD,i30 TO GOJl, li9,
plocka aud socurilio' inoroaGod from
i39l.1O1 to sl}o.gjO; gold coin from
snDDIi 10 s3jIOlg, total apocin ,c'
croarcf fron sd}4ag7 10 i3l33)Di lawful
monoy reserve increased from SSI5,1bl
to Ss1l, ,iOp individual dopolit from 80
il72JJ ~ sb,G8S, ,ilA
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Wa authorize our advertised drurgill
10 coll Dr. klngB Now Discovery Tor
UonnuupiuOu Courha ANA Colds, upon
THE condition liyou nfo afflicted with
II Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat or
Chut uonblc. aud will uso This remedy
~ diioclod, riylnr II u fair trlal, aud OK.
pcrirnco No honodt, youmny return tho
bottle md hnyo your money refunded,
Wo could not mako this ol.cf did We
not know that H. Kings Now Ducov.
efr could ba tplisl on, II Hpypf dl1np'
pomB rHnl bottles Iron at Logan
Drug Co's Dtug store, Largo aIEo hOc
aud ~ w. z
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ARRIVED ~ SEW YORK.
The President has safe voyage from
Ruunrhs Hay.


The President has stro VoTngo from
HuEnrds Hay.
NEgYOnR, Oct. l3.-Iho yacht Oneida
having on board prolidont Cleveland,
dropped anchor this morning at 10
O'Clock at tho Now York Yacht Clubs
anchorage ground at tho foot Of Eat
Iroa'y.liIlh street Mr.. Cleveland got
i0 d small bon. and was rowod to tho
ns Ilr H. q. Benedict stO0rod tho
hu1,it wis rowol OyoE AZ tho pier
a r.J wa1 in waiGnn Mr.. Cleveland
l1wnol into this aons aud was driven
'm1v to tho residence oI Dr. Bryant
90 p'rlgrl; tho cab carrying M
'"..ml returned 10 tho pier Tho
Ir don't was Immediately taken on
nlU' tNo yacht and Iho steamed out
" JosouIh.
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10 NOR DENY N

Nor Yot Is 1t Cooiirrncd--Tho Story of tho
the Mute to spain.
WAHuYoroS, Oct. l3.-No official ut.
loranco could bO obtained to-day regard.
ing tho statement contained in the
Warrington dispatch to tho Now York
World that Secretary OnOy had
inlima,ed to tho Spanish government
that Spain will DO hold responsible for
anything that may occur through fall
ure Of tho authorities a: Havana TO roc
ogniao Consul General Williams as
diplomatic Rgont. Secretary OlnOy do
cinod 10 discuss tho subject. Tho
Spanish minister, Senior do Lomc, Is out
0i tho city
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sYRAcu,r, y, y, Oct, l3,--Thc dole.
rntca nnl cicrgy attending tho National
Congregational Council ia this city, To-.
day occupied tho puoits Of various
churches IN the city,
Masa mcctInsa wCfO hold Tor mon ia
snvoral VI tho Churchu1 this afternoon,
Dwight L. Moody addressed Il mass
mcotiug Of mon inthc lItst Ptosbylnrinn
church Vt ! y. m, gnd this Ovcnne
apoko to mixed a4icmblagc, number.
inr 5000 In tho Aihambra.
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A GnHArsroRM
In Ilo,lon Extends Along tho Entire New
England Coast

In Iio,lon Extends Aiong tho Entire New
England Coast
BoroS, MASS, Oct ia wind aud
rain storm which struck Boston ehorlly
nflor o'clock yesterday afternoon DO.
yplopod unexpected novoriIy during
tho night, aud to-day tho city has re-.
cciyol tho worst dronching In many
days. Tho storm cxlouia all along tho
Now England coast north Of COpo Cod.
Az 7 o'clock this morning tho wind
had frnChnl u maximum velocity Of
fortwIour miles M hour Up to y
o'clock tc.nght hgg inches Of rain had
inlon since yesterday uoon. which ia
moro than tho total rainfall hero sincc
tho Nrat day OF JulN In twnlyc hours
from X o'clotk this morning, until \
O'Clock Tonight, a22 lncho, had foil,
which s very uuar the record
rno storm slfuCs tho hathor aud
lnwor bay with tho wind blowing hard
from thu southeast Saturday night No
very serious CisualDio', howoyor had
bOun reported up loBnndown, to-day
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THE TURK coNEs TO TIME.

\ Commission Appointed to Inquire Into
tho Recent Riots
CoNsrASTIHorLr, Oct lS.-Tho porto
has appointed commission to inquire
into the recent Armenian arrests, and
has promised the powora to deal severe.
ly with any ono who is found to have
tortured tho Armcuians in prison.
Many persons wurs killed Npd wound.
cd In tho recent disturbances in tho
I,mid district, southeast OF Constant.
nople in Asia Minor, but order has
been rcalorod. Tho town OF limid is
the residence Of Greed and Armenian
arChhshopg.
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GREAT BAnRlNGroN. MASS, Oct. l3,-
Franklin L Pope, an electrician form.
erly connected with the Boil Telephone
Company, and n scientific writer Of
aomO note, was tonight killed by a
shock Of an electric lighting apparatus
in tho cellar Of HE house. Three thou
sand volts entered his body.
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VENEZUELAN QUESTION.
How the Government wml Bring the Mat.
ter before Congress.

tor Before Congress.
wAsnISdroH, D. G., Oct. l3.-ThO
manner in which the Venezuelan qucs.
ton is to bo brought before Congress
has bosn outlined in general way by
thorO who have bpen most interested in
tho subject. This will bO by means Of
resolution to bo introduced, it Is
probable, on tho first DAY Of tho session.
It will provide for the appointment OF 4
committee oi six, threo from the senate
and thrbe from tho house, to consider
the ea'iFa question and to report rs to
tho rights aud obligations Of tho United
States and the course desirable Tor this
government 10 tako.
This resolution, II is said, will not
delay speedy determination Of tho
attitude OF tie United States. Tho pur.
pose is to havo necessary material in
tho way Of historical data ready Tor tho
committee as soou rs II Is appointed,
and it IL expected that a report will be
mado to bolhbranchss Of Congress- bc.
fore tho holiday recess.
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A GInL,s SAB nEATn,
Miss Stella West, Of savannah, Accident
My AhOots mnr.slf.

hsy hHpotH hNIaelI'
sAvANwhH, Ga, Oct, l3.-Miss Stella
West, orc OF tho most prominent
society leaders hero, accidentally shot
aud killed hor1olf this afternoon at tho
country residence Of her paroum at
Montgomery.
The family was preparing to movO
into tho city, aud Miss West WIS fixing
the revolver that had been presented to
her Tor protection while in the country.
Sho WAS unable to eXtrlcate tks cham.
Dor, aud in some way cartridge was
discharged, Tho ball strnck the Clavi'
cIe and glanced upward. Miss West
died Ru hour later. Sho was lwenty.one
yeara Of ago, extremely pretty and u
great tGv5rtte,
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poOt, iS responsible for the words, and
tho music iS by Charles Jerome Wilson.
The opera is called "Ths Merry
Mormons," and It's scenes are laid in
Basle, Switzorlandi Castle Garden and
Salt Lake City.
Brigham Young is n prominent char
acler, and Mormon elders and peasants
OF various nStioualitiOs agure largely in
the story,
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fined in bellevue Hospital. Prince
KeknatoG. her husband. who belongs
to prominent family in PolIatoN,
Russia, was exilod from his native town
two yenrS ago on account Of his con-
nec.iou with tho NlhilIss. They have
suffered great poverty and theirtroubles
have caused the princess to loco her
mind.
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THE WALLER CASE,
The Ex-Couaurs Friends Win Pc
tition to Congress.
The SLOW GOING ADMINISTRATION

Having Accomplished Nothing for
tho Protection of an Outraged
AmerFcan cltIzsa, a Higher Power
viii Re Appealed To-A Letter
From Waller to a ErIOnd, In Which
lie Expresses Gratitude for the
sympathy otthe People.
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DOWN TO DEATH.
A Terrible Trolley Accident ou u
Grade in Pittsburgh.
Three KILLED ANO MANY INJURED.

A Number OF Those Kurt in u Serious
ConditIon-The Brake of an EIcc.
trio Street Car Gives Way and the
Motorman Loses Control OF the
Motor, Which Dashcs Down tho
Grade and Flies the Track Into n
Hun.
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AY npl.l,,lIn NOVELTY.

rnulJ American Upsrn Drpioling hlfo
Among tllo liounont
g Ypnr, oct ll-Mr r. Tonny.
nom SroIy, tho Chicago publisher,
'oNUy ,nlrolno1l noyo,ty In tho.
r. methods by giving private ro'
."ud at shoryb Of n now opnrn. 70
H.aI DO bad invited pnosla 10
uumbaf Of about ono hundtoi
'.H opera Ia on nh Anpho''
,1Negl. aud Ia NJ homo mnnuiaelnfn.
fiaI Emouon brooks, the California
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THE NEW COKE ROAD
with Deop and General
Interest out the Line.
THE RESIDENTS ALONG The ROUTE

In Deep Earnest In tho Desire to ss-
cure a ERilroad-sevoral of Them
WrIto to Wheeling CommItteomen
ProHering Their serVIcss-It is
Thought rot Only tho Right of
Way, but stocF subscriptions, may
be Secured.
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TmrA, FbA,, oct. i3,--PascngorS ar'
living from Cuba tonight report thaIa
band Of 800 mon at MoIann dol Snr,
thirty miles from Havana, went out FfI'
day under one lNllnncontL uoh,
Snrfog Valdez with 1909 mon On Thnrf'
l,y engaged 1900 Insurgents under
Lawns aud huurA unlr santa caro-,
mo conlIir, resulted ina drawn battle,
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4 iisnuurm i'uuouss utl,un ininnc iiy
ruyrrl, ~ N0w Nurb
Nav Your, OnL l3.-A bcnnliinl
Young llua,Inn prinCCW, Vcti kcknn.
lOi, who has boon living IN oSilo with
lOr husband hUrC, 10 insane anl con.
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PlTrsDuRGu, Pa, Oct, l3.-By an Rc-
cldent tonight on the Carnegie branch
OF the West End Traction road three
people were killed and twelve to six
teen people badly injured.
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officers will mars an epoch 10 our po-
litical life and it is proper that the event
should be huIngly comuemorated with
this thought 10 mind. the Undersigned
we're designated 10y our citizens ~ an
executive committee 10 take 90, proper
steps for a fitting celebration of the
event and nn appropriate Inauguration
Of the officers Of the nee state. We
therefore respectfully suggest 10 the
people II Utah
That upon the receipt oithe news Of
the Issuance u the Drc-ilent- procla.
nation at our state capital the national
guard Of Utah fire an appropriate salute.
That ihereupon all the steam whistles
be blown, that al the bell-oi the city hc
rung. the street car gong- be sounded.
aud other appropriate Manifestations Of
Joy be- made Tor the period Of fifteen
minutes that In each city aud hamlet
Of the state upon the receipt oi the news
Of the presidents proclamation. steam
whistles be blown aud the bells ruug.
That Inauguration DAY, the same be-
iug Monday. January g, 1870, be made
by common clnscnt state holiday, aud
that all our citizens cease work upon
that day and Join in celebrating the adj
vent of Utah into the Union.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.


lFRpS ora RHavtan coEngsroSprSr
WAsiuSGroS. Dee. %, 1895.
For more than century II has been
the proud boast OF Americans that In
all questions affecting the foreign rela-
tions oi the United States domestic
ptriisanship was dropped aud all men
became simply Americans, ready TO
fight, II need be, Tor the maintenance VI
American principles. Several things
have happened within the last three
years TO cause foreigners 10 believe that
boast without actual foundation but the
rosnera were deceived The admins
istuiion went contrary TO public -enii-
meht In certain phasysOi t. foreign poll
icy, and public opinion condemned, in
stead Of sustaining IL, But to-day the
boast holds good, aud l0,0On,0OO lighting
men, regardless Of their domesticpllitical
opinions, stand ready to back up rre-i,
dent Cleycland's Aollce To Great Britain
and the world that the Monroe doctrine
cannot be violated without first whip.
ping the United States.
10 Judge by the talk Of congressman
one week ago President Cleveland was
about the most unpopular man la the
country. To-day, Republicans, Demo.
Gratis add populists trying to see who
can utter the strongest endorsement Of
the stand taken 10y President Cleveland
Ia his special message on the Monroe
doctrine. Tor the time Mr. Cleyclands
mistakes are forgotten and hc O. re-
garied as merely the head OF nation
determined TO show TO the world that it
Is prepared to force the acceptance OF the
Monroe doctrine by European nations,
II force he necessary.
Congress Is not, Of course, unanimous
lit never is-in support OF the construc.
ton placed upon the Monroe doctrine by
President Cleveland aud Secretary
olney, but 1t is practically SO, and
promptly authorl ed p Q idcnt Cleveland
To appoint u commission to investigate
and determine upon the just boundary
between Venezuela and British Guiana,
in accordance with his special message,
aud there is no doubt that congress viii
authorize the defence Of the boundary 50
determined, unless Great Britain shall
ia the meantime agree 10 arbitration, or
reach some permanent and satisfactory
settlement with Venezuela,
Notwithstanding the wurlike talk In
Congress, European diplomats lee
I Washington do not regard aWur between
/ Grat Britain aud the United States as
| % probable outcome OF the present situa.
tion, Nor do they believe that Great
Britain viii either recognize or refuse to
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THE STATE or UrlM,

An address was issued and published
In the Salt Lake papers TUESDAY, sug-
costing that the date Of the admission Of
Utah "a state be made day OF uni
yersal rejoicing I, is signed by George
NJ. Cannon, o. W. Powers aud Il. A..
llasbrouok, the inaugural committee.
The address is as follows
sAur LAGr CRY, Dee. - 1895.
The official announcement that the
proclamation admitting Utah into the
Union will be issued by the president
ON saturday, the 9Th day Of January,
1896, h a source OF great joy to all our
people, irrespective OF political ainlia.
tions or OF religious creeds. We will
soon enjoy the privileges and assume
the grave responsibilities that attach To-
the power of seli.goyernment This re-
suit has been obtained after years Of
probation and il is the elimination OF
hopes that were long deferred, the
iruition OF which is at last attained In
the midst Of a happy union Of sentiment
among our citizens.
We have entered upon AN era Of good
will, aud It should result in great ma.
terial prosperity. Contention, strife
aud bitterness have been succeeded by
peace, mutual confidence and respect.
Eisagreeing as people honestly may
upon questions Vi political policy, We
afe united IN our loyalty TO the great
institutions Of our common country and
are inspired by pardenable pride In the
attachments Of Utah iu the past and her
possibilities for the future.
The proclamation by President Cleye.
land and the Inauguration Of our state