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| acters were well represented and the
singing OF the Old Homestead quar-.
telte was greatly enjoyed. This after.
noon the play was given for the beue-
ut Of the old folks and the widows ana
orphans OF the city, and big time
was had. Tonight the engagement
closes and bigh house Will no doubt
witness the performance.
The Grand The reopening OF the
Grand last night under the new man
sgement occ irred under very aus.
picious circumstance the sffair ap-
peariDg more in the nature OF y pri.
waite than public entertainment. The
new managers, Mesers. Jay Rogers
and Charles Wyngate, received their
guests in full evening dress,
the lobby was tastefuily decorated
with potted plants and the boxes in
the auditorium were decorated with
pleasing effect. The boxes were filled
with young ladies OF the high school,
while the Pirates OF Penzance com.
psny were seen scattered through the
audience, having been specially In
vited by the management OF the house.
The pleasure that was expressed at the
re0pening OF the house augure well for
| its iuture prosperity. The old favor
ties received warm receptions In pre-
senting A Fair Rsbei, which 10 per-
haps the strongest piece given this
season. II Is the usual type of south.
ern drama, we'll staged with The in.
| terest centering In the love affair Of a
southern girl and q northern ficer.
Edwarde ss the colonel was IL any
thing little more than up to his
usual excellence, and gave stroug
representation OF the brave anu
manly tflicer. Edes0n as the
army surgeon, in love with
the southern spinster, furnished tue
amusing portion OF the piece to
tue entire satisfaction OF the nuuie ice.
Wyngate has faculty of pleasing au
audience which he succs eded in doing
last night, though cast in part giving
very limited opportunity. rbe other
gentlemen Of the cast gave good sup
port. Miss Valleau made a charminl
Fair Rebel" dressed elegantly, but
uid not seem to bring out tho possibili.
ties OF the part. Mamie Dupont made
n very interesting Captain johnnie,
whiis Jessie Izett as the spinster an
Margaret Marshal as the Amaz n gave
very cleverly conceived representa-.
lions of two vastly different southern
| charsctere. Tskeh altogether A Fan
Rebel is a very satisfactory perform
| ADce and should draw well the BAL
aDce OF the week.
| Side.Trscked-The Lyceum will
| present the above play tor three nighls
beginning Thursday. with Saturday
| matinee. Good business Will no uoub,
result, as TINS farce comedy Is said
contsIn many features that are
entirely new.
| K!rmees-Thursday is the openin
Jay OF thvkirmess and those who hnv
the matter In hand are already assure.
OF complete success. 1t will contiL u
| tnI0ug bout the balance OF the week.
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FEDERATION or LABOR.
The Eig t.hour Law ana tho Estal
iishment of n Defense fuud,

The Eig Int -hour Law ana tho Estab.
iishment of n Defense fuud.
CINoIENATI, Dee. l6-The second
dsy's session Of the sixteenth annual
convention Of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, was called to order by
President Campers with all 1875 dele.
gates present.
Quantities. were called for re.
ports.
The committees on credentials asked
further tiule to consider the contest OF
Woodbury. VS. P0msroy, president Of
the Walters association. A resolution
was adopted requiring the committee
to make the final anu complete report
tomorrow. The COMMITTEES said they
would try to report this afternoon.
The contest over seating President
Ryan OF the Cornice workers wss re.
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ferred to the grievance com n,ttse. II
Ia proposed to make II final settlement
ut this convention OF this old fight
Because OF the alleged characterization
OF the Cornice workers. association
tn cir charter was anpulied.
Recsts was taken until $3.50.
Most OF the agitation was for an Of.
iective eight.hour law and the estab-
lishment Of defense fund with a
charge OF two ceutB per capita, which
with membership OF over 800, 600,
would secure large fund.
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THE PACIFIC ROADS.
The Committee Decides TO Secure A
ton nj an Early Date


ton mt an Early Date.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. l5,-The Senate
COMMITTEES on Pacific railways today
agreed that in view OF the fact that
the mortgns es both OF the Union Pa
clfic and Central Pacific are now
practically due It was important to
secure action by Congress at the lear.
lest practicable date. Senator Morgan
was the only senator present who dis.
sented. He said no did not desire
delay. He expressed the opinion,
however, that further testimony should
be taken. He was overruled.
The committee decided to ask Tor q
day for the Sioux city bill imme late
ly alter the disposal Of the immigra-
ton bill and MAKE an effort to get up
the Union Pac fic anu Central Pacific
bill immediately after recess, provide
ing Senator White OF California shall
have arrived. The com mittee agreed
not to press these bills in his absence.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.
Weather reports showing obssrva-
lions at 8 Am. today:

Weather reports showing obssrva.
lions at AM. today;
Salt Lake City-BArometer. 1904;
temperature, 80; minimum, 81; wind,
lousheast, Q miles per hour; cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures, 8O.22; tenn
peraturs, 80; minimum, %; wind,
iouth, light; clear.
Heisna-Baromeier, 30.08; tempera.
lure, az; minimum. 80; wind, south.
Wees, lig hi; clear.
Mllss City-Barometer, 5000; tenn.
psrattss. %; minimum, 2s; clear.
Havrs - Barometer, 80.02; tenn.
psrstuYe, %; minimum, 90; wind,
last, light; clear.
Winnemuc ca Barometer, 1884;
smperature, 81; minimum, "a; VIM,
,asf. 10 miles per hour; clear.
Idaho Falls-Bsrometer, 1904; tenn.
perature, 20; minimum, "a; wind,
aortn, miller per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for 80
iours ending 8 p. m. We nesdsy:i
For Utah: Cloudy tonight; Weines.
lay, rain or snow.
Salt Lske!City and vicinity: Tonight
md Wednesday; rain or snow, colder.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
sALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature 10 shown In the
&C simile thermometer given below:
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FIVE TOUGH ONES.
Attempted Jail. Hreakers Tried Before
judge MeDgtr Today.

James Staebers alias GleDdenny,
James Cleary alias Berry, Thomas
Clifford, Daniel Burke an / Jack Nut
roe Were tried IN the police cour. to-
day charged with mslici usly deetroy-
ing real property. These are the men
who are suppo sed to have sawed iron
Ia tie city Jail the other night in an
attempt to make their escape, anu ne
all pleaded not guilty, 1t required a
borough and diiigent inquiry into the
case to determine whether they wers
the parties TO the of ,nse or not. The
Nearing was in progress at press
time.
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Ballsrd's snsv Lin,m..

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A Sound Liver Make. . w.,,v.

Are YOU Bilious, Constipat.d a,
troubled With Jsundicc, Sick H..s
ache, Bad Taste In Msutb. PauI
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspel,is
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Psip H.
Back and bslwson The Shoulisrs.c hi.
and Fever, etc. II you have apy A.
these symptoms, your Liver il out \,
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psisvnsd, because your Liv1r dos, No,
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disorder OF the LAYER, stomach !,
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FOR BIN ErALIsM.
Meeting of the Officers and Executive
Committee of the Union.


Committee of the Union.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 15.-The meet
ing Of the Ulcers aud executive COM
mittee OF the American Bimetalio
Union began here today for the pur-
pose OF devising ways and means to
continue the work In behalf Of Tree
and unlimited coinage OF silver at a
ratio OF 16 to l and incidentally ar.
range for the resumption OF the publi-
cation Of the National Bimetalisr, as
the organ OF the union. 1t is stated,
however, that the paramount business
OF the meeting will lie to arrange the
details for n convention Of silver lead.
ers throughout the United States, with
view OF inauguratibg q comprehen.
sive organization. 1t ia argued that
the want OF orga nization anu funds
were the two causes of the defeat OF
silver In Novem Der, and that The evil
Of DISCRIMINATION at least can be
remedied by beginning the p!elimin.
AIRY work at once.
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WAsHISGToN, Dec. 15.-rhe Senate
hae confirmed the following nomina-
tlDnt:
John II. Rogers, district judge.
western district OF Arksnsas; William
b. Childers, attorney Of the United
States territory, New Mexico; Charles
II. Mott OF New YORK. chief justice
court c anne; John Il. Garland, di Il ct
judge for the district of South Daketa;
Belj .uin +. Kimberly, receiver Al
the Denver lanu Office.
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Is IL this. If you have a Com,
Gold, = tickling in the Throat ph %
Keeps you constantly oouehin," u'eh
you arc sfiiict'd with spy ~ U
Throat or Luhg Trouble, Wbo~nnnss's,
Cough, etc. and you use Bons
AoreAound Syrup az directed, "s.a'
Ma fair trial, anu no benefit |, sus
tenosd, We authorize our ndSs.ei'
agents to refund your mons, eau'sd
turn OF bottle. II never fails 10 nv ~
.Atisfaotiop. II promptly ,susn
bronobisis. Sold BY 2. O. NJ. Z s,'a
ntoYe. W.T.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Is. = john Ed.
ward anu William Trusty, witnesses in
the Pearl Bryan murder case, convict
ed OF false swearing, were today sem
fenced at Newport, KY, seward t.
two years and Trusty to one year In
the Kentucky psnlten.Isry. They
attempted to make the jury believe
that Pearl Bryan was bsheaded On the
Ohio side OF the river and conveyed 10
Fort Thomas afterwards.
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pARDoNED NY THE GovEuNos
mr.. nnd Mrs. clark, wrongfuIIy Cen
victed Of Murder,

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 15.-Govsr.
nor RIokarJs has granted free pardon
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarke serv-
ing q seventeen year term each in the
penitenliary at Deer Lode Tor the
murder OF John p. Stewart by poison.
ing. They have served a year.
Stewart WAS wealthy man. Sus-
picion first fell upon his wife Mary
Stewart. She was arrested AT
Spokane aud tried ut Missouls. To
Save herself she accused her mother
ana step-iather. They were convicted
by her testimony OF murder in the
second degree. Rsmors overlook Mrs.
Stewart ana she finally confessed to
the attorney anu ex-governor Toole,
but committed suicide before the
written statement could be signed.
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Earl Of Dnrni.y Dead.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-John Stuart
Bligh, The sixth earl OF Darnley ia
dead. He was born In 1928.
Lady Mary Bllgh, q daughter Of the
earl, was found drowned In pond at
Cobhsm hall near 0ravesend In July
last. She Is believed to have committed
suicide on account OF an unfortunate
love affair.
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Hanna R.por.. to mckinney

CLEVELAND, Dec. l5.-Lieutenant
Governor Saxton, Now York, arrived
last night In company with Chairman
Hanna and went to Canton today aud
called on Major Mckinley. Hanna
went down TO make report OF The
inaugural Arrangement.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The House
today passed bill tran siering the
rights OF the Atlantic and Pacific rail.
road company under the original
charter to the mortgage and upon their
purchase Of the property. the bill Ms
dawn affected about 4O,OOO,0O0 acres
Of land granted the company. An
amendment was adopted providing
that as q condition precedent to The
reorganization all claims 10 land
granted Dy the government adjacent
10 the part OF the road unc0mpleted on
July o, 1896, be forfeited. Toe effect Is
TO forfeit ali unearneu lands.
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Salt Sake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple Will close on
the evening OF Thursday. Dec. "a,
1895, and reopen IN the morning oil
Monthly, jan. A. 1907.
LoRDNz) SNOW,
PresiJ eut.
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RouEN, Dec. l5.-Ffenoh steamer
Marie Fanny has been totally lost of
the Island OF Alderney. The captain
was saved. FJurteen members o! the
crew were drowned.
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FLORENCE, Italy, Dec. 15.-Alex-
ander salvini, the sou OF Tomaso Sal
VIM, tue great Italian actor, is deac.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The All
bach pension Dill passed over the
Presidents veto In the Senate; yeas
Al; nays IL.
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DALLAS On the 9th inst, in the Seven
teenth ward, this city. of dropsy. samuel Is,
Dallas; aged n years and months.
Funeral service will be held at the resi-.
depce on Wednesday, December 18th, at | p m,
Friends and members OF the 1hird quorum OF
Seventy are respectfully Invited 70 attend.
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WORK OF CONGRESS.
A Resolution in The Senate for The
Investigation Of Alleged Frauds
IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Senator Morgan Uses Strong Language
Condtmnng the spanlaids
In Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Rsv. Il.
Dewitt Talmage delivered the prayer
In the Senate today. Frye occupied
the chair.
Hale (Msine) reported the pension
appropriation bill without amendment
and gave nstice to call 1t up tomorrow.
The House concurrent resolution
for holiday adjournment Dsc. 22nd 10
January 9th. was agreed to.
Morgan (Ala.) presented the oreden-
tisls Of Edmund Winston Pettus as
senator from Alabama, for the term
beginning on March Atm next.
Allen (Neb.) offered resolution ior
n cemmittee OF nine senators son the
use Of money for the election."
The resolution directs the commit
tee to thoroughly Investigate the ex-
tent 10 which money was used IN
connection with the recent presl-
Dental election. either in promot'
Ing nominations or influencing the
choice OF presidential electors, and In
uuire whether any ouch expenditures
were excessive, illegitimate, corrupt or
unlawful; especially Inquire and as
certain to what extent I0r such pur.
poses. owners Of silver mines, gold
mines, bankers, manufacturers, rail-
roads or other corporations anu mill
lionaires OF all classes made oontrlbn-
tione, and n any contributions were
by any persons or corporations residing
abroad.
The resolution empowers the pro-
nosed committee to send for pereons
and papers and directs report by the
first Monday In Dec. 1897.
Allen sent to the clerk's desk ana
had read several newspaper clippings
containing charges Of irreguiarity In
connection with the recent election.
The resolution was referred to
the committee on contingent expenses.
Allen rsmarking that he earn
estly desired q speedy report,
The bill validating some New Mex
lean bonds passed anu now goes to the
President.
Morgan (Ais.) took the floor and
made q pro.CubAn speech, taking the
ground that the President. maue no
recommendations anu gave no indics-
tion OF his Intentions, and that Congress
must assume the responsibility on
matter OF most serious gravity.
Morgan used very strong language
about the conduct OF Spsniards In
Cuba, characteriziDg them as robbers,
cutthroais, assassins, ravishers and
pirates. Morgan closed at 2:l5 p. m.
The Senate then agreed 10 his reso-
luton calling for Information on the
Competitor and other cases.
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STOCKS AND nARKErs.


SKw YORK. Dec. li-stock market opene d
lower with concessions most pronounced in
speciAlties.s Sugar fell y.
The selling movement was soon exhausted
and fractional recoveries ensued. speculA-
ton WAS dull during the second hour with
slight feature. sugar made the EXCEPTIONAL
loss of 4 per cent.
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CONSUMPTION

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LunBER Ann TIMBER.

Those Interested Unite to secure Pro.
teetion.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.-Pursuant to
the cali issueu by J. L. Febsugn, pub
Usher OF the Timberman, anu W. b.
Judson, publisher OF the Lumtermsr I,
one hundred snu fiity delegates reL-
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Chicago Live Stock

.. Chicago Dec Is.
Light, s3.20@s.b.
Mixed, So 309fa4b
Heavy, So 0o3SS21
Rough, s3.0oas30o
Cattle
Reeves, Ss.a5@s5l0
Cows and heifers, sl.I0dA-00.
Stockers aud feeders, 81. 90asj9O.
Sheep Quiet, but generally steady.
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chicago Market.
Chicago. Dec. Is
wheat-Dec.. 77kt Jan, Tx
Corn-Dec. 2lAI; jan. 20.
Oats-Dec. II: Jan, l7bs.
pork-Dec.. s6.T7i; jan, sf.62S
hibs-peS.. s. $ IS; jan. s;.sssss SIN.
Flax-7iifa75.
Iimothy-s2.5j.
silver. Lead
silver-t5l..
Iead--t275
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K!rmses-Thursday is the openin
Jay of tue kirmess and those who hav
the matter In hand are already assure
OF complete success. 1t will contit u
throughout the balance Of the week.
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Side.Trscked-rhe Lyceum will
present the above play tor three nighis
beginning Thursday. with "a Saturday
matinee. Good business Will no uoub.
result, as TINS farce comedy is said
contsln many features that are
entirely new.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
CHRISTOPHER X. ROBERT THE BtiER

Although the brokers. Richard VI Montgomery
CO. who made the sale of w Is AstonS pioperF
nj Nos Il and q Exchange Place. tn" details OF
which v.r. published In yesterdays Tribune. still
say thnt they do feel nt liberty TO disclose IN"
name OF the purchaser 1t WAS positively ascer'"in"d
Yesterday by IA Tribune reporter that christopher
n Robert % Oakdalc. Long Island had bought th'
property nt the price already given. nearly '-'"''Vv
MIR Robert owns considerable real estate among
other properties the large summer Villa In Ions
leland or a Mot covering several acres near ldlc
JJnur I'M. handsome residence Of William Is. van
dcrblit Mr.. Roberts Intention IrohhpS y 10 -,
as they for time nj least. ~ S"iii' ol u'
.asos on Offices which hav" been trhhsirif' 10
MN have SIN ny years to Mr.. Aston declines
in sav Yesterday what properties he had taken Ia
exchange as part payment on The sal. -
Among the rumors heard at III" real estate oihc'~.
howry.r was one 10 the effect that Mr.. Robert hnc
transferred his Long Island property nj a NiluI-
lion of S,nppp TO Nr. Aston In part payment
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
A NOVEL PHOTOGRAP PHO TEST.
W. A. EDDY, THE SCIENTIFIC KITEFLYER.
FINDS THAT MIDAIR PICTURES MAY
BE TAKEN AT NIGHT

William A. Eddy the scientific kite-hyer. OF Bay
onne. has disco, cred that photographs Of houses
and streets be taken at night. owing 10 the
wide prevalence OF electric light The nrst out
door electric light night photograph on record was
taken by him at e+J o'clock on November 5. and In
c!udes faint view OF the corner OF Avenue - and
Fourth-st.. Bayonnc followed by clear view at
$50 o'clock of the corner and treca OF the grounds
formerly owned by the late Dr Payne.
on November IL twelve exposures were mads a,
Bayonne between II D. III. and midnight. and on
November - between y. IN. and &. III. twelve
exposures were taken I'm Ncw-York including Madl-
son Square the New-York Postoi'ice and Herald
Square. The photographs In New-York reyea!
whole blocks and streets. Mr. EDDY says that the
discovery will be valuable to the press by making
IL possible to take important photographs In time
for tho morning editions. Some Of the Bayonnc
photographs clear that the carbon In an
electric hight globe T. discernibe. and the houses
are clear II taken by daylight. Dr. W. II.
Mitchell and G. :. Bogcrt. OF Bayonne. were pres
at the New York experiments Mr. Eddy says
he will gain nothing financially 10y the discovery.
since II can neither be copyrighted nor patented
He H. preparing to take mdair kite photographs Of
electric lighted cities.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
THE RARBFRT JTRY COMPLETE.

The fury for the second trial OF Maria Barbori
for the murder OF her lover Dominica Cataldo. was
completed yesterday IN Justice Gidersleercs Grim
,nal Branch OF the Supreme Court These are the
Jurors; Foreman Lewis X. Goldsmith, tailor. No.
oO;1 Mndison-ave. Emmanuel kridcl silks No.
40 Crcene-st: Sager j. Slawson. milk. No. 2l4S
Seyenth-ave: Marcus Seliger drygoods. No. 3OJ
Sevcnth-aye: Louis Jarkowaki manufacturer a:
clothing No 10 Broadway; Max Freund. cloth
ing. No 100 Lexngton-ave; Horace kingsb,tl
sixth-st: Melchior ullman. jr.. clerk. No. East
hundred and -nflh-st. Samuel kaymond, shirt
maker No ~; West Forty -cighth-st.. David Al
len real estate. No IA East one e-hundred- and
twenty -second-st.: John Scallen; florist Broadway
AMI Thirty -Nrst-st.: Richard Wottenberg. whol,
sale hop merchant. living at No. .6i West One hun
drcd and il hirty -ninth-st.