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NEW TO-DAY.
Skin
Came Off

had an obstinate skin disease, called Eczema.
My body, head, and arms were covered with
spots like drops of mortar, which came off in
without relief, consulted several doctors with
out aid, and had almost given up hope. saw
an advertisement about CUTIcURA REMEDIES;
took them, and in eight Deeks was as well as
ever, for my skin is as nice and clear as babys
GEO. REA3URN, Hanover, Ontario, Canada.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT. - Warm baths
with CUTIcURA SOAP, gentle applications of Gu
TIcURA (ointment), the great Skin Cure, exter-
naly, and mild doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvEHT,
greatest Of humor cures.
= Sold throughout the world Price, CurroURA, 5Oc.,
eoAP, z5c.i REsoLyKsT, Soc. and 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEh. CoKP, Sole Props. Boston.
How 70 Cure Every Skin Disease" mailed free.
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Trunks Moved 20 Cents.
Commercial Transfer Co.. 43 Sutter street.
Telephone Main 40. Keep your checks for U.S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANIUSENlENI ,.
COLUMBIA THEATER-''The Lost Paradise"
NoRosco's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Great
City,"
TTvoLI CPERA-Ho Aida
ORPHEUM-Hi High-Class Vaudeville.
AlCAgAR THEAT Err" Sch ool."
EUTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
SHOOT THE CHUTEs-Datly al Haight street.
CIe block east OF the Park.
MECHANICS INSTITUTES PAvILIoN-Twenty-
ninth Industrial Exposition.
PIcNIcS AND EXCURSIONS.
ExCURsIoN-To Monterey, Sunday, october
" FAMILY ExcURsIoN-To Camp Taylor, sunday,
October 4.
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NEW To-pAY-AMUsEMENrs.
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HAGUE CASE AGAIN.
MARRY nlNps 10 ArrEAn AUO. 4
WIN Have 10 Stand trial cn charge
of Having Murdered Waller
iiuuuod,y.

The ALMA Hague ialsc.onlry,
cmttaz.rment and misippfopria.
ton Ut muds case which has
been dragging Ne wearisomo leug Il
through the Territorial courts
tor two OF three years pact, CAME
up uoiofo Judge Adams Iu the FoIcrsI
c1utI room Ut 10 O'Clock this morning.
Judges Judd aud Huwat orc prose.
cutting, while Judges Henisu3n aud
King ate looking after tbs Interests Oi
the defense. The work OF selecting ~
Jury was protfacieI and tifUsOmo, aud
% was not until a late hour tnis alter.
noon thst that was finished aud
the inv,s,lgsll0n proper begun.
There ore eleven counts all
Of which Will be- tried simultaneously.
The iOIlswi < twelve Jurors chosen
from Iauel Of eighteen competent
mot --muu VINO hud formed no opinion
at o. tue GYM Ut innocence OF tho de-.
iUudanl, Will hear thr case; BENJAMIN
VI, Smith, uytum Du Fucs. ByIybstrf
IA, RHrvss, UeUtI G.. lycr0u, Warren
O.. tuiId, Hector ~. hught. George
g.. Lambert, William d. Robinson,
Albert G.. smith, DAVID G.. Duabar
Clinton /. Moon anu Lidyari n. Bag.
10y.
Judge Judd vas addressing the jury
~ press time,
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STATE NEWS.

Ditch cleaning b. the order In all the
towns oi the State.
The Wusstuh Wave calls sautaquIu,
Utah county, Sauin Quinn.
Chnrloa Craue recently purchased o
hori OF 5000 sheep aud viii take them
90 Idaho.
a convention OF musicians is % be-
held In FafOwan IN May, ~ encourage
The development Of musical talent
among the people Of Southern UHh.
Tho other night James Mccall, a.
Payson, attempted ~ peep IN nj a win.
dow Of n room where two youur l4dIr-
were ticking bath. Tho man Of tho
house came IN 70 the gHte ubou. that
timu anu caught the INTRUDER. who wSa
arrested nni fiuci tl5.
karosh, MillarI cunly, har ..
yeaf.old dreamer, the daughter Of
Joseph Penney, who bsH dieamoI Of
nnd foroiold correctly tho results Of
litton horse uccs held In TINT town.
Tho Millaf1 Progress Investigated the
cate, ana found that the child also had
dreamed nhout Loaf sriiClss and han
told o.rreolly where they could be
found.
Brigham Bugloi While several
citiEsus Of Bingham were fUamlug
over the mountains east n Brigham
this week. they discovered several
oatcnssrs oi deor half buried Ia deep
snow drifts. Tho rcmaias had been
partially tsvouttd by wolves and cog.
0tes. 10 e. thought that these deer
had either been wounded by fifiemuu,
OF had got caught In the deep snow
ami being unable 10 eKlricgts them.
sclyea had persisted there.
Iron County Record; Upon tender o'
his tusignatlou, the former city Justice,
Il. w. Heyborue, has been released
and JethrO Palmer appointed IL his
stead. Jtf IL a young fellow and one
VI tho boys. There Ia an old saying
inst u taken Au old rogue 10 catch 3
Inlet 40 the boys better look out Tor
they need expect no mercy when tney
are are Arraigned before tn rev peaCu
oiliuer..,... The new change In the
card oil the Union Pacific road now iu
fleet works hardship on our local
ponImauer. The NATL now arrives here
about am, anu uecossitates the post
master being up NJ that timr.......
IhufHday We experienced another uf
those truly uolightiul wiudstOrms from
the south which have grown - COM
mon this spring. Tho wind liz genera
nearly all over the State, anu VIZ hone
II will blow up n big storm. 10 blow
one OF the windows out Of the lRheT.
nacls.
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The cases In Judge n les court wcr,
set today ~ f0llOws;
Ed Crane, assault with deadly wen.
loui ~ iDr April -.
Melvin T.. Cummings, pmbtls o..
mruii set Tor ApfiI islu, before Judge
3ifUrt.
Willlsm Mccoy, Sim Dugglns on.
Frank j. Carter murder; case set TOT
Agrl 18Th, before Judge Street.
William McJOy, Sim Du gins,
Frank J. Carer ana H. 4. Hirkt.
iulgnyi Aprii iSgn, before judge street.
Jamra COLLISION, burglary; col fUI
Aprl Ism, before Judge SIfru0
w. n. Dfskr aui james COllinslu,
burglary; oct lOr Apui gulu.
James Dillon, burglary; cot Tor April
glsL
Holden o'Connor, robbery; vet TOT
Apr0l 2lst
james Hamilton, burglary; ,st for
Ann 22ud.
Harry Hyuds, murder; trial set Tor
May %.
The rehtaring ot the case OF Amos
tensiermaEer W the Salt Lake rrI-
buue WIS continued in the Supreme
court this Afternoon before Judges
feunri s1rostand Higgins.
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The regular monthly dividend Of
tho Dalton and Lark, am0untinr {
$4,000 will be distributed among the
.ogLholier tomorrow.
Tbs claim owned by Mr.. W. g.
WeiLe In CITY Greek gRuE on c1utir uus
10 show liAuetmr Tgtufus, cue .a-t tsay
showing $3,voO.tG lu goll 60 turlo
Phys0n HeaIoG A number OF our
citizsns are getting up a c0mrauy tl
90 down TO Chihuahua, Ola MrXIcu, .u
locate some placer mines and look uI
tho advantage OF that business.
Work on the now twostary ruiliipr
TO he erected IN Mucur ~ Nl,. "A. A.
Fyleb Will be- commenced .omprrug.
ana ne completion BE- looked fur iu tI..
ouutte OF one month, is uIuUu4tII q
viii be bJHsJ teot,
The sudden advance ga the urle, Of
Mammoth and tho great demand q.
llo tl0eEi nprtars 10 uu due ~ the f,
lHa1 Vie company L. now uut of deb
N.u tAP,s'1 TO F1ruwe the pr ymuLt OF
regular dividsuus at au early ast..
The recent purchase by W. Is. Mo-
Cofuica " ID mining prapUrt D..
Anget's Camp, central CaIiiorni
seems 10 ba a good Thug. Mr.. Sic.
u tniok, who has Just returned ffOm
Nht 10 Tue properly, says that q thTu..
ioo' vein ot free milling quartz VIII
'hooanlered Just ~ he LEFT tho mi @.
WasaIch Wave: This office has OK.
tetltncod big sale OF miuiug Location
uollees inc last ten days, aud N 10,
ropes OF the different locatora or.
'sAhtsu' Wh'aieh county Will be ~, .
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ord 90 none ln UhH fr the produft DO
nf mineral We only houe thsi the
excitement lncrustei by reason Of TIE
indications proving Co bo reliable In
every sense Of the word.
MiIIatI G. unity Pf1.roH There b.
OF PRESENT considerable CICIsmcrt
over some CIV prospect. that have
been made iu Baker, OtnyDr, near
knnU.h. There hns been a gtea body
u, ors found which nsraysF tp g. Iof
ton.
TIuSt.ca Exchange hab had p'iu.
OF, IuT Che u. IYa. nf HuyrfIiaiIF the
JDuuuu,sUug AmH#ra nuI UuN's
miUts lu gu. yrai, re- IDlf prEe circular,
which CU.tbIrs, IoaId. uIht. valuable
nation, the full tex. OF Colonel
IUuuel.au'. Irs.utuIdr.aH delivered Co
uuI auoI tel ~ the -ut Lac stock
aud Milling Exchange. Tue addross,
which VIA uubIHHH bro these cIiumu.
IL. tI. time Il l't delivery, clUnut urll
.ui bu ui inc '.Ihuie u8urai lu Ad-
vOHitug the Nlw Static mi1iuE fa-
uguryUs,
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MINES AND MINING.
Activity With The Stock Boxers Oh
Change Today.
MAMxOrn FIRM AND siROsG.


Following ~ the unusual Monday
briskncts, the tulls anu bears recorded
another period Of activity touuy, hu1,
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather tue brokers were cut Boa guoa
numbers. Dalton aud LarN was re-.
llevod Of 900 shares and then Mtrcur
was taRen up uut no Improvement VIZ.
noticed over yts,erday'o tfaunoIiou''
One block OF 100 shares was disposed U.
ats9.05 while another sale Of similar
number was mAde nj 81. Mammgtu
was exceedingly strong ~ advancing
ngur,s, anu when the hfst ongi OF tue
stock at .25 was made known, guile n
ntramblu vas made Tor 10 aud % quts'
ton was raised a. 10 who couiu be
counted On ~ tue buyer This little
difficulty was quickly adjusted how.
ever, apd then salrs OF the alocsI were
made At f2.3j anu s24J with a great
demand Tor It at the latter hautv. Sun
shine showed greater strength today
han for some time past, although 70
nos not yet BEGAN 10 ascend o.
tHo ace which II U,o1 occspitd,
Strong hOpts ste cutgfthi ud tha.
it.Will commence 90 climb up In tuH
near future. A tfuuH.tr 90 100 shares
was made ~ i..sJ with s..5il o. ihr
nIuslug bio. Centennial utskg WIS
offered nt $40, while t7i was nd fot ton
shares. bay was fitm, anu although
nl sales were made, the quotations
were close enough 10 warrant eKpuctu-
tions IN that direction. Utah realized
bid u $40, with no stock tilvrcI at
any figure.
The unlisted call did not bring out
no great number OF that class
NJ stocks as IL usually the Casa,
but nevertheless business on
this side was on pAr with tho average
Iay'a proceedings. An opening Wa
made with SwArEUa whioh was
offered al 81, with = bid Of 80 cents.
Emerald wss offered nj 10 Cruis, but
thers was no demand Tor H.. Dalton
oored the hrst transfer, 1000 Hnafts
FOiug at a fair hgufc, which wa
followed by auother exchange Of 600
shares AZ slight advance over thu
fipt sale. Other stocks received quota
lions, but II was not until Little Pits.
burg was reached that iufther business
WaA transacted, when 1000 shares
went at y cents with any amount Of
the stock offered OF cents.
The closing figures were "a follows;
LISTED sTOCKB.
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Arbor bay Tomorrow.

Afbor Day viii ua quito generally
ub'eryei brfeabouIs tomorrow. Bus.
urs- VIII be largely suspended. tn,
banks viii close ana many Of tho mer.
captIlo houses will not open their
doom again after tonight until Tnur..
day Do rmnH Tho machinery D.. ,ug
courts viii be- stopped Tor one day
while the employee OF the Stale.
county aud cry ofloas VIII take a
nsy's rest Exercises appropriate 4.
the occasion Will 0e held At aii OF the
city schools auu eaOh Of thBm viii
plant tree.
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Eliers Alfred 50, Durham aud Tho.
ID. Adams ~ pafOwau, lion county,
arrived in TUE city yesterday Apul
ID, returning from mission 10 Ffionl-
Iy Islam. They Ioit Tor that part OF the
world uu February no. 1893, AMI report
'hHt during turir absence they have
olloyed good health anu had many
opportunities OF bearing their trsuIi .
ny ~ tho ruth % tho GuFpu. Ih.
missionary w0fE there i1 chi. Ny among
tho nativts, macy q whom ntH GLAD o.
iittun 10 the tenchinE- of the Elders
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NAsuINGTOS, Aruili.-rho 5cna ,
c mmhiue uu lubiic uiIl .iuEs n.
grounds authorized iav0tib r.pIft Y.
tho amendments 10 the sunIry els.
Dill, Increasing the limit oDst i.rrut.t
nmidiuRsAt Cheyenne, WyH., 60 50 '.
"ID, and Boise CiIy Idaho, from SO .
OlD 'n s-DU,uJIsuu Helena, Mout.,'. BOO
sijJOu1 90 .Ill,UUp. Al npprlpun
% 500. OJJ was MaIa available 90 E O.
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DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
HOipIlabI5 Greeting, IN Hickman
and LsWis Counties

Duci, RivBg, Tenn,
March IS, 1890.

80 'o'''
!" 'A' Hu'toH
Thinking a little Information from
lu,I..r,,t,t ti,, v.,.v.,t ,y,,tt n. ,D
lh'uttst 70 ''ino VI you' many SUI
| sCrlhufs, ! take the liberty ui wrltiug
YOU. On tho 10Th {. December last I
"a. i,t,,tr l.itsr L.. s...,,,. ,
~
HNu"H.uh O'AH' ~ '''uihu ~ io""'
| Elder Juu. w, BunwcrJit Of tUlItn1p
| ACCOMPANIED my former Communion,
| lI.t.. gt.. tt,,g.,t,,,,.r .r,..y
| -. -,
'hH'heu 'n NAAN'y ''"'sl' VII" we
| .umUia AZ ,uulr pl1iOM O., while my.
sslfauJ clwp,pf1n were Instructed 10
! .,,o d. o.i,,.. tf,.,g,,.,, ,.,,,uty m.
|
! AJ''hlhs couht.' also ]" LOWS c5uu'
| iy, where the massacre VI Aug. To-,
l 1854, was CJmiuil ell.
a. tlia county (hiCkmanl W. have
] "a ufnuuh OF tue CuutCh which has
/ bsun organized Tor twenty Yeas
| auu DO now in % prosperous COa.
! dillon, taking into CInsiIuTatiun the
uarlshlps tue members have had 90
I encounter sIuCr mob law almost ruled.
Although W. have no ruuIay school
/ iu this Itnmt dIstr uuIghsHlh91l % pr,.
sent, We have hop p. having uug loo
the future, We have been ablu to
ufgaui1B one about tnfut miles .rIul
thls place, va tho UIgv oil NJ lufy
county.
Upon uu uuug this county We were
told Uy macy Luat our lives were b.
danger, and thu Stiuts were troubled
more va less over uuT safely wueu w.
luiUfmcd them VIZ had Instructions o.
u.tu aud visit the county. But thnuFE
TO % the GivUr OF nll gOOi giitg, tho
hearts Of tue people have been rO'loneu
toward uB and our message UtsalvauOn,
in NJ much that there utu very fUW
urighUJrhDuls but what VIZ are ami
have been able 60 hold meetings 90.
After our meetings Ne have been ice.
guuully asked Co come sgain ami not
10 lot that be cur Iast vlsit. Not ouly
have We been able 90 get among tue |
poorer ulnf8 aud Uartagu of their hoe. |
pItaIify. but We hnve been gblc O. get |
before tue wealthy aud arlstocrailc aa !
vol, aud nave been n Ighly enturlaluyu |
by tltm. Since New lrNf'- day wee
have huld tbiriy meetings, walked is3 !
uiles, visltoi Bi9 Butncs, IU.vIfi.ru |
1888 and uislrIbulrd 67t tracts. But 60 |
have hoard tue pTusp,c before us dc. !
rcrlbod, one would nave thought our |
presence in different paris OF the
county would not hu tolerated.
In lur travels over the county We |
can see " ore the hand Of COD has haI |
much 20 DO with the opening " II g. |
HIS servants i0r a search after thu |
honest 10 h.gft. Between two aud .hfue |
year. ago here ia uY DOUBT Mormon
GlIrt's Ito would have boeu in danger. |
But during tnat timr three or four
furnaces ~ iron works havt Uubn shut |
i1wn, beside ti'ty or more cha rooal |
kllus, cau,iug the rough element 10 BE- |
moro humuls aud many 10 leave lot |
other parts. During the last three !
yoatB the white caps ana mubhur Gle. |
mont have been suppressed 10 a great
extent.
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Driver Armstrong Sick

Patrol Diver John Armstrong, Of
the police department, IA At present a
very sick man, a. result OF mistake
in the adm nislraiion of medicine for o
bad headache. For several days past,
Johunle, ~ he II termed by tho mem.
hers Of the department, has teen suffer.
Ing from a slight attack of slckuuss,
but hc has remained at his daily avo.
cation,
Lsst uyeuiur,upon goIng 10 his home
~ l26 \. Ninth East street, he com.
planned OF "a sch headache aud lady
visltor from n iavcE proceeded 10 give
him what SHE thought was Ani.per.
rlne powders, 90 llcvtsts the rain. aud
shortly after taking them he was taken
very dangerously ill, and physicIaus
had 10 N' 'urm1uod 10 biz UrIslds.
An Inv tIggtlon Of thu meIlclre that
had been .lvcn him proved that
morphine OF opium powders had
been administered by mistake.
aud for low houts last evening Mr.
Atmstr0ug's ne was dosuairod Of.
Drs. Richards anu Diuglass, how.
over did all 10 their power to .l5p the
deadly enuuts Of The poison and when
vsiteu by Chief Pratt this uilornoou,
he had sufficiently recovered A. 10
warrant the stat meut that hH would
likely be- OIL risht again ina iow day.
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NtoUuLl hell lhTe1 wook. Jul pl1U


lhis So only approximate Of HludIey
ana Oisun, NJ ELDER Hiuiley Wa with
Elder Mausrll, whs was sick. Elder.
Gun Iui Woodruff have ruru holding
few meetings because they were doing
city work. IL wal ue scua lrom thu
table tDnt much more work Is now be-.
lux done,
Our 0piulon TO regard o the prase. /
mode OF operation IA reaching tie
pc pie Is that II II most rxyelluu' and
mat many Will no brought Into tho
0.d by the tame.
We viii now give tho reason OF the
success Of our conference, o. iutord We
eau clNim any, H.u promscl Us las.
Hl' that % We wUuIl be- humulp VIZ
wuulI uv able Go mold ave timys gt
macy mteluEs o. over before. We
.ayelTIH Co bu humble aud our tur0rU
BE- before you. Olr conference is unit.
ed, We have ulmBI no lu, ,utl prac.
Ucu alI yuurCauusele, uot only the wofu
nut iuu spirit ihriru. / Tiled 10 graFl
every aim you put forth a. .ur confer
yruuln Mercer county loot Nuytmhrf.
When / ". nj 20 work ! made 10 nly
whole OBJECT 90 d. hs you UeslTeI. no,
Iap.ur conference h ptJspuring be.
cause W. have accepted aud nut iu.r
practice mo counsel q. our ptpslaout.
E.Uu lsir Of Elders ID WORKING
along tho lines you have LAID down
.HH with a Will AZ Hllu usIp,I
through my canvass can give you
exactly wuat each pair Is uul 4,
W. h.. RyDAIUI
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Police Court.

Maggie Cook was found guilty OF
pollt larceny 10 the police court today
aud hubi $50 while Dick Solomon, Tor
drunkenness anu cruelty TO animal-,
was called upon TO make y deposi.
o. 81
John Tracey and Frank Barnes, who
had teon arrested for vagranoy, plrsu.
el guilty 10 tue charge, but sentence
vas suspended, 10 allow them the priv.
flFHe of letting out NJ town.
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AEw York, Apuu 1.-THE Ann.
c1nlh Copper Mining company has
declared "a dividend OF B2i per share.
payable May May lsL THUS uaburss'
mept 10 AZ tho rate OF 10 Dor cent psr
unum' Future dividends will 6e DE-.
clatei stml-anulullS la April anu
October
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Five hundred shRrrs Of Dalton and
Lark ut 800 cents; 100 Metcur nt 81 %
and 100 AZ $500; 100 Msmmnt0 ID.
s2.s6, 400 NJ S2.ab and 800 al $40, Ion
Suushiuo Al $3.50; 1000 uAllon O.. o..
rguIs and 800 at % cents; 1000 Lila.
PitsburE a. y oeuts. Total shpr,s
sold, 1900.
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NEW YORK AuTil 10 -ghe roorgsn.
iza'lOn committee Of the Oregon short
Line ann0uno' 80 per ce4t p nds. AMI
that majority Of stock olders have
Rssented to the plan.
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the fourteenth Illinois Ii.irIc me-
Day and ienouinsted J s. q. Cam
Tor Congress.
A fesolutlon was adopted instruct.
Tor Mckinley.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Anul li.-Ja.. j.
PEPPER "a well known dIHiIlgb m,uI .
prrsOlal assignment tbs u.HrrHU
rh' H-spis arc between g2DD,Olu H|f
$500. 900, an the labillti,- uusu w
Tur failure dogs nltinv I've the iifm
j. f.. Pepper d q
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Judge Street will hold court tomor.
row morning 1t $3.50.
Judge N0uns ndl urnoi his division
OF the Ihifd district court until THUR.
dag morning nj 10 O'Clock.
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Iickc.s Iur tur Annual uaHuB bnII iu
aid ui NJ. MaTf's hospital viii ur 81
wh.ch adm. ne gentleman and int
VI three la3iUs. IhU ticEtt include
supper iCr two. Supper uCk us urtX,
ira ladies, 81 each.
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On. Saturday Mrs. l.. Pratt OF $50
west North Temple street Loot a valua.
bio gold brooch, with har sniwineI,
fastened with pearls. The finder viii
please return IL and DO rewarded.
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COMMERCIAL.
"a 40 lLlAnINu nguss

iOday's clearing house exchange
amounted 10 s-5g,SsJ. same Jay lur
year t22i,llj.
tuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YORK. -Silvcr, b5,; lead, $50 '.
London. silver. 80 l5.iBi,
ulE AND uULLtuS.
W. 3. McC0tnlck s. co. received Loo.
dhy; -uveg unu lppI ufcs, 90 UJ..
u1rautr Uullil, $500; cyauiI.
$3.50. Total, Sl2,jIj
f. a. Jluut a ~. fHHpivai lul.i3
Bullion, SigJE Jres, $500. iuisl
Is 1JJ.
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WATsElSA, H., Aptl 1.-THE II =.
publican Congressional convention for
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MISSIONARY REPORT.
Results OF soma Changes in Procedure
In the Southern states.


In his dutIes a. president Of the
Southern States mission, Elder r. ias
s. Kimball directed certain changes iu
rr1ct durr G., BIO made Ia the missionary
work Of various conferences, with %
Wow OF having The Gospel prcuoheI
more effectively. 10 know how the
chauges operated IN practice, no de
reo'el rororls TO be mAie, and the
following, which r. typlcal Thereof
uni gives good idea u the improve
mynt ma Ie and the molhoI u-,d, o.
uuUsnud Don the NEWS ut thu request
al Elder kimbail, mat other cuHlv-
uu.s muy have the information
c.utainu.:
GHAYEoN, Carter Go, Ky,
MWcu % 1895.
pleiupui EliBs 3, kmuaI, Cuatln.
10 UyH, Iouur-syt;-l our klrd favor
bearing date q. tho ~ 90 ut hand nuu
.lutunIs notes. VITA much p,ulsufe
wecImHly with y ur rqarst Tor a.
.ut.ine Of mo work b my HcrOmrllshtu
no ihe West Virginia Conference.
the hruIHIuu have ClUhurI Thorn
uIyas 90 Tho hts, ltiurgl exclusive.
49,, 40. themselves mot siu yin my..
.tri,F, therefore the guesuuu- ave
uueu nrorly all ON the hrst puunipIp..
Wehfu uf iau 0p.HIun tHstau rqu.l
uumugT 90 men C.uiI not du with les.
money ,hau We have, rhu.r thar Bnu
me lea-t MONEY have been doing tHr
finest work, anu thisuphuld the uouu.
G.. iar no putsu ami scrip.
Before convincing our meeting.
h'iiing, We drew up course of uia.
grammatlu stuIIos, ana these have
uueu sent 10 all the Elders. All Ar,
now presentlus tine principles systsm.
atlraily, aul much more good and
Deceive work IN being doue now tina
.urmvfly. Al the same time that tbp
uEsIArvn were requested tO DO systsm.
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81 Marks Hospital Hall.
Those VIII. attend the aunu charity
na|l IN nid o e. 81 r. spf ] ..
lrufsdRy nighI AT Chustsis hot.
VII to no i,tlug one VI our wUT.hie /
public charities.
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Cove aud UrT.rs, sl.H 1888.
sheep, rg.yipH, u,..a Unchanged.
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