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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Los AsuELls Aprii IO.-Kacriyer G.
W. SmUh al tue b O..trb' com.
milttu u the Atlantic T. ne TusI,
who are making tour OF inspection
VI the property, arfiycu mere BY sptciai
tTsln latl nlgnl.
In reply tua question rs 10 whether
G.. l.. Huntington mad occurred cJLtTUl
VI tuAt portion VI the ToaI uetwssu
rho Nrtdlts and Mulsvu, Mr.. Smith
sAia; "NI, but n HuutiugtOu wants
II, he eau have H.. We are more than
wiling 10 sell II, because we can uulid
a parallel Hoo 10 M the gap Tor 30 pei
cent Ices money than u would cost
HuntIngtOub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Om,us on the ButIingtIu road AID
3 LIuis 90 the Alton Hr IN near.
W oil tho prominent men In the
c.uutry. lie claimed speaking
H.qunlulnncs with GUletgl GAlt,
General Snutmal ami General 5heti-
dan. H. knew gHvotugr., senators
sui ksufgssututyes by the sror'.
IHrrs iBsCtrcelF mau N any W. nj
neucu in Chlca 20 that he does not
hu W ty eight lie had many
sHuveuir 1f his over nj At scpusin.
iaurss with cHlsp.itlrH. He was
pr0udrr, however, u tho elk stflroF
winch adorned me coat Sleeves, eson
stripe fgrge'ruuus i've ysan' service
win IuCCIufu
a WELL ysuwS CANTONESE uOSE
NEW YUHE, Apul lG-Bsron Con.
s'uutiue v, DsGflmm, tho well known
cstiuuuis', uird tud-y Of rueumJsia
complicated WITH kinney disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

WAsuiNoguN, Ami 10. - Mnlor
George a. Afms, u. q. a. retired,
who achieved uUtuugly last may 90
ucrouut OF bic uTtc,t Tor uoub win
Lieutenant General Rcnuhuld, has
been susu by bile vito for divorce. Tue
.1ug bill BE- iull Of accounts Of cruelty
spiI 20 have been praC.lcri 10y the
husband upoa bis wife aud children.
once bn'0fs tho vito asked tue court
Go separate her from her husband. rus
WA Ia July, 1870
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

puUApriuuA, April TO- - Tho
mH curry went ~ Co - yesterday. 10
was one VI the huttr April Jays on
rscIfd iu this city. George Eobalu vac
uvyfUIma by the heat and lies In the
Gurm1ui1wu hospital.
stuJN CRY, iva, April lB.-Ju lRo
Lssulcy wa I'VE CONS b. beat yvstUr.
U.y, The temperature WISE not high,
bus the DIR Il ~ 0upfr's We A. 10 cause
much suffering. 10 was w'tm day
oil uyof Iowa. La Dubuque the
mccuty rose g. 900 change OF go de.
gfces IN seven nun. In Junor-un %
wbs b5 in the shade. In OttumWa tue
lhtfmOmtlrr registered 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
Students, Society.

The sludsnIs' society VI tho Latter.
day saints College holds Ito lat seE-
.o ~ tue season tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock at which limo the follow.
in Program viii us trnirrou3
Instrumental collection ..... WiHs Anna ''acscr
Lecture 900 tuUgu. nHiHrF Nlr. U.r' badger
sUHHaHHI. IuW Tom sawyer MHItur
uarHpi Iuu renee ....... NIss jose MOTHS
TU...f,. I. ..HH.. NI AHT.4 INlTHard
Duct .. Masr. Iyla james huI AIsg Lamyvrs
A general invitation IL extended,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

The UniIn rao q has Issued cir.
culHr Announcing rate ~ one fare and
third on tue ctttfeI plan nom
spanish Fork aud all IpUints east there
Of fOg lha following da.es'
Cleveland, ohio, May 81, quadren-
nial moelug general conference OF tue NJ
D.. church.
Cleveland, Ohio, June ., annual con-
yuuuou National Association OF Master
llumtvr-.
Louisville, Ky, May 27-2y, general
federation ~ wuineu's clubs.
Washington, 10. q April rs, inter
national arbitration mueuug,
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HAD nscome Tusaue.

DENvER, COL, April l5.-J. O. Ken.
ntdy. uierE IN tho auditors office OF
tie UuiJn Pscldc, Denver And CyIfaE
wiiu 81 the ught trmblv aud III. yguug
ron ia the mouth with a small revolver
0Iay, aud then attempted o. XII nim'
sell win a knife. Tue wounds are mot
fatal. Kennedy, through long ilnussi
uHI undoubtedly become lnfauu.
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Missionary pRrtY.

Tomorrow (Fn.ayl evening, com
monclng promptly at S o'clock, =
missionary party will be given 10 Ih'
sixth ward hall, complimentary U
Elder }. Carlos Pouison, VINO is about
% leave ga a mission ~ Great Britain,
Au excellent program Of s0ugs, tsulta'
iDns, music, e,c., has been arranged
for the hFst part OF the evening, aud Ih'
closing exercises viii consist VI .
dance
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Trim Again Postponed.

In consequence Of tho continuation
oi the bad weather Ihs trip to the
works Of the Big Cottonwood Powol
company In Big Cottonwood canyon,
has been pos pOnsd until the weather
becomes settled, As soon as me-
weather preyUlls, tho trip will DO made,
Nud all those holding Invitations VIII
We notified VI time ~ departure.
J. W. DJESELLAN,
PutHiueut.
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ArECrLiAu LrrrEn.
A Propositions 90 Iquaiisr tue nistri-
button ~ women.


VAN COuvgH, Is. G., April lB.-rhe
mayor OF Van C8uvDI h 80 received a
peculiar letter from Toronto, written
iu tne interosls Of the yuuuE women
in Toronto aud other eastern Canadian
cities. iu tins unique gpistiU the
writer states that, according 90 stalls
ucs, there 10 a shortage in the female
population iu the nor. west tstfltUriuH
bul BuuHh Columbia nmuu iiug 20
about 5000, hni there ls iu eastern
Canada corresponding Ovurplus OF
unmarried women, In order 10
cquniize matters % 10 proposed 10 send
young women VI gu0I health and
moral C uractor west TO hu distributed
where the demand Is gftaiust, anu Tor
this purpu-s it BE- sought IN establish a
nom nt Van Cuuyur Tor the reception
and di.tuUuli.n ~ the young wumu u
Tor British Columbia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
Harrison win Preside.

CmoAGo, April l6.-sX-President
Roulamiu Harrison viii preside nj tho
annual contest Of the Northern OTalOTi'
cal association, which Will 10 hold ut
The Auditorium May /.
A letter hus Oeuu received at the
Univertiiy Of Chicago from HaTrlsoni
In which he accepts the Invitation OF
the league ami paid a nigh compli'
mtnt to tue energy aud activity VI tue
delegates who represent NO great
western colleges la tho association.
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waller does to Warrington.

WAsuISuION, Arm 10 -EX'COnsul
Waller vi MadHgBscar came over 10
Washington from his home In Bait
more tOuiF h., and tom rrOw VIII 10 10
lhe state department with MS steps NJ,
Paul Bray, seeking an interview with
secretary Olney. Bray was dgplrteu
ION Madagascar 10 Huuzinar AZ the
snmu time tuat Waller Wa iuchrcerAt-
Oh, aud he win claim damages for
illegal deportation. A Testoratlon OF
Walters valuable concessions Will bB
wired also,
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nEArm,s I,AmYEar,
The FIRST sleeping 'Hr Conductor Laid
Co Rest.

CuCAGo, April 10 --,. The tirst sleep.
ing car conductor ~ dead. Hn wat
JUnn -. Mitchell and nc WAS with the
Pullman company over thirty years,
lie began his service as porter on the
"Piou,eE" the trst sic ping car ever
uuilt-tuo toillug fou ldsdOn OF It's IN.
ventuf's vast wealth.
The OLD Pioneer on which Mitchell
began his career as porter l. now
stored IN one Of tbs big factory bald
irps at pullmHu. He watched TIE
development VI the sleeping car from
that rude original 20 It's present state VI
perfection anu luxury,
Mltcnell WAS byrn In slavery In
Alaoama 5s years ago. His mother
managed 10 work out her emanciuaIiou
and tnat OF her CnIld. she came norm
viii ,leTpi-tAnluny lou b fotut owAI
ana settled la Chicago. DuTing may
ytags he ran between Chicago and
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rhsT.snr.len 90 r.n..la.

Tho Union paulds announces thst
Will cell excursion Tickets ~ Lelu'
bridge, CNuaIu, May 1854, at tue rate
Ut til6u Tor tue round Trip. These
tickets viii DO g0ul Tor tuitIy Iays.
Toe rate IN made Jn account u large
rumbsf VI Persons vino ATE dssitous "
PAYNE ys.t 10 the town Of Cafis,ou,
la the province VI Alberta, where q
.0OI many people, formerly OF Utah.
new reside.
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Rnh Ihnmn,nn lIere no TI,hl.

Bot Thompson, the diminuIlye
uolored salt Like pugiIlst VINO went
east a ltIlu more than year ago t.
meet some VI the crack btui'urS came
uack home today with the Intention
of meeting Dick Case. Tnomp'on 10 n
wonder anu the advance yer liot II
that Case Will run ~ against the
uuriest fghtef this time he ever met
In the ring. II Ia expected thst ar
tC.t- viii W signed Tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

wAsuINuioN, d. C., April lG.-Tho
PTerIueul nus Issued the annual fur
seal fisheries proclamation Trciting
the Law prohibiting tie tabing Of seas
and bearing nuiuiuls IN the Ala'kan
water, aud the act ptsscl 10 give elect
Co the Paris arbitration IL warns All
PERSONS not 10 violate these laws under
tue penalty OF arrrst anu puuishmouL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

DuNvEH, ApTil lG-lhe Tlmss
spe 90, nom Butte, Montana, says j.,
Il. Kelly, a ~ miueht macon ana one
uftLv largest Wholerale fruit uuslBfs iu
the ully, shot uimsvli Ia the head this
morning.. Tue cause WAS domestic
trouble. lie carried E63,OlO HE iu-
8urauce, Before committing suicide
no wrote thirteen letters relating hlr
affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
pArIrC uAILWAY ma,
Important Ampnhmout Proposed b1
Hepburn nt iswh.

WAsmNuloN, April lJ.-lhe con
slderatiou OF tnu bill for the settling
VI tue Pacific railway donu ~ thl-
session uy tue House seems Assufol'
Al "a muetng Of the houEo committee
today, Chairman Powers announced
that speaker Reed htd promised lhh'
Tie bill shuuld BS brought up IN TIE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

ArrLuON, WIFE, Apu lG--Iulius
ZlIkt, VIII murdered IN cIld uloDd his
employer, Edward Dlvi-, tue wealthy
farmer, near Markusau, Ami 4, was
captured here tins morning, alter
desperate struggle, IN when he wat
NJ badly fatally shot by POlioBman
HAryoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

30 Reduction. van 40 Wade west Of
IIln nia.mmrI MN

San Fauc'sr1 Chronicle. Aprii ~;
Ia Response lu fuIvstvI iigulflcs IUt
rates 30 IS. Lone during uvrutlJu
wees, GHEuI.I f.ssUufu. Agent T. A.
Goodman % tls Southern Pscinc
Company announced yrsttrIay mat uI
tyiu.liHns is TA,pH would be- mauu by
any ui The lines w,H. of .ht Nils 1urI
rvrr. Rates l1 81. Louis from Chicago,
kru.l. tIty uul oil other points "a 90 &
lvfut ~ wili bee mauv % guE.Wsy fats
i0t tHr Yuud uip From uoiuis within
tlal limit HuI iuuhvr yss; uU rates
nave uyru HEIuug uUIu a. yet The
Famu ARIA cement viii bc put 90 fyfc1
Goo govern lhr JuniH 20 tulysgo dur'
IuE iug D8mUebuu national gOuVon'
lJl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

TL, Union Pnrlhc has established q
now station At tue Peter bOro spur Or
tho Cache valley 0Hucu iuf aud q
uHn miles fr0m CaCuo Junction, At
which point trains Will make stops for
both lasHeugtrs sud freight when
hsggui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

FAN BRRsARDISJ, Aprii rs. 80 A
sutvcyiug party was nued 0uI Ia tins
city with tuupiits last week. The
utmost secrecy was observe ia regard
10 their destination, but u leaks out
thgt Victor IL tue point Of iosunatlon,
aud IL l. stat, u that the parry will Euu
a lice ioT tbs proposed new .gailIoad
through Southern Nevada, starting
rom NIcLOF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Tho Salt Lac * t'ac.1r IL not 10 be
d1untuI or discJuIhs,d by such Milling
luuuuycuIuuCes A. ual wgaturf. Nuik
ir going on Do tuv hUI ~ fact NJ eur.
yryIns parties cuu push ia. samu.
Is .iA iu l.Uylu county anu iu tnS
0.utuCfu counties Uu,s stc being tuu
uuI stake, HaD Ia tuc uOne uilca
cyrfylhit gle tcUvily aui an AIR %
uIunI nee ia y.biuiu with Iuv entigg
mnuagvm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
An INILRE,T SUR.
notiea 20 Strike tue Complaint from
ths Ins.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April ia mo-
ton las Uurn mauu Ia tue iuteIps,
suits Of the Farmeft' Lla q Irust
clupauy Of New YORK VS. the n lrlnorn
Pacltic railroad by tue attorneys Tor
tno company 10 stuEo the complaint
rom tue Mes, IhD notiIus are re-
speClivoy for Sl,sJOOOJ anu 5000, 900
UNPAID lutefe uUo on VIVA are
Ruown o. the Northern Psclnc IRA och
10 O.. Pending hearing on tho mo.
uOu, Judge S,ubOru has otdoTeI d
stay Of oil proceedings until thu heat
iug - had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

souTuANpTOE Ayr llG-rne North
l. Oyu blrs uuf spree from New NufE
~ wed this morning, and Irp Ttru
having passeu through lurrlnC Cy'
clone shortly after her departure from
Sandy Hook. The steiner WAS nJI
IA luICu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

WAIuNUpS, Agul TO- The Sen.
Htu committee on military affairs TO-
day agreed 10 report 'ayusably Haw.
.ty's hlIl fur Reorganization u tie
amy. The Dill increases tue force 10
$4,000 enlisted men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

BERSE, Switzerland, Arm rs, "A n
Immense lnud III 10 occurred Ut lFubb,
twenty milts east u tins place, Many
farms have uren devastated. A whole
wood WIS carried n and the loss IL
baid 10 BIO most SERIOUS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

A cage with Ihreo meu In dropped
200 feet Ia the MeCabe mine, neI
TO oak, Arizona. suuusy, toe most
.eyure injury being iutlo,sd on Johu
Rock, VINO escaped Win u broken leg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
DlAnoSD RouuERY.

a mSateTy said 10 be soIVedby Ser
watts confession.
New York April l0,-Iho Herald
lHis morning says;
The Herald was Informed late lasl
night On the Uest OF authority that tue
lIsst mystsTy VI tue Burden diamond
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N,u Agsn, named.

Il. l.. Smith he's been named Al
q. T.. agent at Dillon, Montana, 10
succeed q, G.. SIaUler, who recently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
NEW JERSEY HrryulcANs

TREsr1S, Nj, April lI-rlo R'.
publican slate convention mst today
Will Senator Edward G.. Stokes hs
TEMPORARY chairman. lie was later
made permanent chairman. After the
o-gEulzhi0u bal ueen eueu1ed the
convention .oDh IvoeSs un;il .
O'Clock,
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by the average smuunt Of ac,uni cost
per acre, via; sl5-s20 would be more
correct. Many became discouraged
aud ceased their LAHORE. They lost
their claims by 90 doing.
When the general government open.
ed the land ofiice, parties were chosen
TO enter the land by mutual consent.
Those who made application 10
enter section 10 were refused and IN
consequence q the peoples having
but limited knowledge OF land laws,
they submitted TO what they thought
to he ths inevitable.
Now az to the condition Of tho land
previous 10 the time when water
was taken 10 II; About on,-
hall was tillablo land; about
one-third made hay land by irrigation;
the remainder was oil avery poor quail.
ity, being mixed with mineral, etc.
Some OF this last, however, has been
maze to grow Rrass. Now we ask for
Justice aud equity at your hands.
Place yourselves In our position, and
ask what you would Ike In tho prem
ises.
The claims range from two and o
half TO thlrty.nvo acres each. There
fore we ask that the land he sold 10 the
actual settlers at Its normal value nj
the time OF settlemen,-sl.25 per acre
and your petitioners Will ever pray.
The petition was signed by James
II. Hadfelj, John Mack aud twenty.
Ave othore.
A petition from Sconold. Carbon
county, signed by Isaiah blewelyn
aud four others was presented Ny
Ferguson, OF Carbon, by request.
IL asked that when the bill
pertaining TO the sale OF school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-24
DALLIN'S SlR ISAAC NEWTON
The Utah Mans Work Of Art for The
Congressional Library,
Ito Has Com pisted the east mud nS .
hiblted ~ Ia philadelphia on
Saturday Last.

The Philadelphia Evening Item Of
January is has an article on tho re-
markable works OF art In slatuary IN
the new congressional library at Wash.
ington, saying that more mana tcorc
OF the best known sculptoii GU this
side Of the Atlantic were gwen iiom
one TO three statues each 10 crehtt, anu
they have all finished Their modelsi
and some Of the statues have
already been cast. The subject,
Science, Newton, was given 10 g. T..
Dallin, n naive Of Sprlngville, Utsh,
now instructor In sculpture NJ tht
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, he bt-
ing one Of the i've scuiptOrs outside Of
New York who were regarded M
worthy tho distinction. The item
speaks highly OF Mr. DAllins's work,
giving an Illustration OF the statue, ana
publishes a sketch Of the lie OF tho
author. naming many OF the statues he
has made, including the ngute Of the
angel for tbs Temple, and the statue VI
President BfignHm Young and
the Pioneer monument In Salt Lake
CIV
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Personal Paragraphs.

II. II. Irvine Jr., OF Provo, is a. tho
rempleton.
Joseph Jones, Of bingham, is stopping
at the Waller.
/. l.. Clark aud q. -. ellison, two
prominent 81 liens OF ogden, arc guests
at the Tomple,on.
l.. H.. May, travelling man from Now
York, arrived at tho Walker this morn
ing.
J. Il. Merrill and wife, OF Los Angeles,
J. Bass aud wife OF New York, john Mo.
Clellan of Chicago aud ). Ro.hchild Of
Cincinnati were among the days arrivals
at the kuutsford.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amuotlng OF tho board Of directors held
AZ SAT- Lake CITY, utah, January "a, lsao. M
assessment OF three 49, cents per share was
|ryisd on the capital stock Of the corr ration,
payable 10 the seero tary, a q GiAuVlo No,
Utah, ON ~ before the goth day of February,
lspl Any stock upon which tho assessment
remains unpaid on toe 10Th Jay of February,
l4 o., will DO delinquent aud advertised for sale
at public auction, aud II payment II not made
before will be cold on tho ltth day NJ March,
lslt, at the hour OF 2 pm, At the CNlce Of the
secretary, TO pay assessments hnd c0st OF adj
yortlsins, together Win eApenss OF sale,
A, q, GlAuQUE, Secretary,
salt Iake city, JHu. 20. 1876.
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day Saints college.

The second semester In the Latter
day Saints College will open on Mon
Jay, Februarys. In addition to the
classes now going on, which may DO
entered at any time by students u
sufficient Advancement. now ones will
be organized In the following branches;
Owl government, ethics, English
history, geology, medical ANA
modern history, international law,
photography, sociology, surveying,
New Testament history, zoology and
book keeping. This fee for entrance 10
any course 10 only $40.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A Few Remarks Suggested by The De-
faulttr-Olher Plays.


A"'io "A very NUN "uiu'ou auu''
enoe at the rheater last night where
The Deisulter, ''tho most thrilling play
nm IN. hnards % WA nt..ent.d fnr the
a., IT., 49,, - 81. -. -.
n'' INV VIZ ''ka'u 'o' 'u'" eo'hl'''
the explanation that the amusement
was not entirely furnished by the
play.t. UndouhtaaIv th.v did THAR
a. ,.,..,,.-
'''y oes' W 'naAe mo pieoe in''e'h"s
and Impressive, but with only indlftr.
ent success, The situation was re.
ii.v.d b,v.ys, hv .nna,v .udthio ,..
"atS iioh 'ns' o'i"cA part VI 'no
audience that clusters around the cell.
ing. and the iudIoious introduction "a
,i,m. ,h, o.,,o,r.,,. -, n ,o,nt.
,' - 49,
oI mummy hoIses Wnioh pniRn' nsNe
passed for neglected descendants Of Don
Ouixots,, and Sa ono Papza's famous
rIeed, hut for tbs evident ambition Of
tne .rlIs, 20 Guido ficiion itselL gave 10
the whole piece n humorous effect
IL was seen aud appreciated ln.t night
by nearly ali, ono excl ,ion being a
gentleman who In confidence admitted
that he "unfortunatelyO was the busi.
ness manager.
The play IL patterned after famous
classical productions, inaimuoh as II
has no less than nvo acts, aud the In.
his ability OF making up In quantity
Tor possible defects In quality, ON the
principle that two plate, OF bad Sup
ought 10 be equal In value 10 one good
character across the ocean, could not
have offered a more genuine article,
after his experiments with soAp.and-
water instead OF sofa water convinced
him that the safest plan IL TO give the
public Its pennyw orth for penny.
Serlously, The Dsiaulter, for which
80 high claims have boon made, falls
far below the previous productions OF
Mr.. Carter. The company selected to
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sroCss AND MARKETS.


NEW sYoRK. Jan. 2i.-Tbs stock mArke,
opened moderately active. shade higher I'M
der tue influence Of encouraging cables from
abroad regarding tho aspect OF political AZ.
Tobacco was the otlect % a raid at 10 10 and
declined ~,
Coalers doomed into prominence soon after
wAril, and on small purchases moved upwards
OF expectations OF favorable outcome OF the
preienI negotiations for settlement OF differ
enCet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-24

Alter the House preliminarlos th,s
''"'aoon, MOnson VI Cache presented
peh'lon from citizens OF Cach.
''unV' which was addressed "a m.
'u~'''ee on public lands. Ii set forth
~ O VUnallions that have existed ana
iov uor 'tlsli In relation TO section In
KIM I wy 40 north, range / east, and
u,Wnes. 1t teclte,: ''o WIN
We doubt not that Won ara nal, 49,.
enan1 with the conditlons 'ha eoh'
sIlisv,s. .ne early settlers OF ,bsss
; n sssb o W. nvlng IN close proximItv
H. ~, o'het In iorts; the diyiains ~ ~
tOnsnin INTO small allotments AMI
4, n,tVE ourselves on M email u
M sn% ~ as N a safeguard agalu,t a Nos.
In olood'thir,ty race of ssvaaas
tpd lev a,'. Yeas We Commence IA y,
lguon. ooidefs aud the land cor.
uOu, was surveyed into 'a, con-
b. tho NV another obstacle confron,sd
w. 'Iv walters OF the adjacent sirsano,
n,s,ssPpLopiiaIsd, An agIeemsn ,S ,sa >
l4orsn 'n.o 10 construct c.naI
iaee, une extension. the oh'
hus,onW we encountered I'm tbs oO Oo'
nv ny OF tue said ean'i ' o.n
approximately undors,ood
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High Priests.

Tho Social Hall being used by the
Nj. |. A. league, the High Priests OF
the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion Will meet
In the Asse mbly hall tomorrow II IL
q. m, ELIAS MORRIS,
Piesldent OF High PTlettA' Quorum.
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Fort DOUGLAS BAND Coneerl.

The following program will bs car
rieJ out by tue Sixteenth U. :. In-
fsntTy band, 10 the Post amusement
hall nj Font Douglas, at $3.50 o'clock p.
M, Sunday, Jan. 20. 1896, 10
which the public are cordially invited;
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DELINQUENT ASSES sMgNT NOTICE
COMSToCK SILVER MINING
COMPANY,

NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ uuon the following described shares Of
stock OF sad corporation on aCcount Of an A..
htstmont on the capital stosk thereof, LEVIED
on the lnd DAY Of iocCmbtr, lso, tho several
amounts Get uTeastto tht uames Of Tie TCApUc.
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