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Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-07-08
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 Sars aparilla

Is the One True Blood Purifier. Alldruggists Si. Prepared only by G l. Hood Co.,, Lowell, Mass. Hoods Pills to operate. 25 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
THE GREEN BAG.

Judge Street is IN Tooele.
The Supreme court viii conven,
again on thr 2gih.
Secretary Of State Hammond IL now
acting governor.
The atats board Of medical oxamin.
,rs 10 holding forth today.
The c,uniy commissioners are hold.
Ing a meeting this allsEnoou.
!. EisemAan toisy entered sult 80
the 1hird district curl 10 collect 900
N q promlislfy nolo.
Tho Jurors of tho cgimiuai division
Of tho rnifi district court are eKoupt d
until MonIay uext
AT Reese aays County ClerE siaaton
IL g1iug into the mining businera o.
soon "a his term Of On % eKpites.'
Belh PARK wAl today sent TO the H..
Urinary Tor short timr, but n bic
insaue condition does not improve he
will 30 committed ~ the asylum.
Park l. from Butler and is only IS
yeafs old.
Judge Hilos sui tho following Tour
oasoa tnis morning N be tried on Mon
day uexis atata " Ray Heffing; Slate
W David Ffansht1n 81 al; state v
Floy Cha mat; State " Abbott MAJ
luisi. Sam bsilry pleaded guilty 10 .
charge Of burglary anu will be scn-
,oncvd tomorrow.
Tho heal h department IL out with
~ report tor the month Of September.
rms report shovn thlt the ~ centasc
" deaths wa s.57 per thousand A.
against o 80 iof tue came month last
yeaf. Toe toial number OF tcaths
were 90, Of which IS were males ami =.
wefu irmaitf. lug tgtsl numtoT %
births reported w,Ir ~ OF which 81
we're male anu u female.
Thatcher Brolhefs' banning com.
rauy planted suit npainst John Bech,
Sim BarnbefTef, Slaio Bank % Utah,
ffAnI Armstrong, a. r.. Hyde, An.
uit A. Hyas, W. a. McCofnirh, Funh
X on, Nhtioaal B4nk OF the Republic,
X. Vsitmau, =. a. VALLEY, David a.
Roavili, Emanuel Marks, james H..
Littlr, Wytho Dunby, Utah Nursery
company, WIN. ~. Preston, Moscs
rhstchor, Jnsish Barnett, Hehef NJ,
Weli-, Gs1rfs q. Cannon, II Z. Fame.
worth, e. W. Duncan, George W.
rhs toner, II. !. Tayiof, James Pin
gtoe,l. A Cunninghani,C q. =. Burton,
George Romnsy, Mofca Thatcher
Henry hics, Jonathan Rice, william
5ur, David Elasman, Beniam ia Eitt
man hhd Elias Michael. The seton Il
breu hi ~ secure the fale And squiiA'
bic division OF 81, 900 shares Of Bullion
Beck a Champion miniug stock which
was gwen 10 secure = loan d $4,000
anu VI which the plaintln u trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

X an. IN taEs hack win ihem thr Rav.
DAVID Quafles, who u wanted there au
q charge Of rape. They viii arrive
here WEDNESDAY.
Ora Il a little gifl almost 8 years old.
On saturday she ran iDto the houfs
saylrg; "Mamms, Just saw goa I
In tho street sud he hgs got bis horne
all cufled for Sunday" The other Gay
the tAue iltiln tot volunteered this 81.
formation aud quofyi "rbe lfdy ext
door goes 10 zee tue doctor eva y day;
| wonder what's the matter with him."
Elder william }. Heckman will bc
rendered a farewell reception la the
rweniy.npi ward meeting houoe o.
Wednesday svonlng, pfiof 70 ils 90.
paftufe on nttion 10 Ostmauy fnd
swl sfianJ. Some Of the vety btet
o., ouft anu amusement talent IN Ia,
city will be htnti on tbat occasion.
Elder IA okman has been Ia the en-
pioy o tue city railway company iuf
tho past tx yeafs. and durihg thai
timn has maze many ifiouds. All ~
them will wish him unbnunded Bucnute
Ia bis missionary work.
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william Jones was Ia the police
court today AID pieaded guilty 70 the
chafge 1f stealing nay. 1he feei was
tskcn from no stacks Of Mr. Price on
Thirteenth East ami renih = nth
streets. wuue Jones pleAiei gully
10 said he Iii DO not because no wns
"a y thu utiense but because he
kut compiainaui'A wituossCi
souId rt1ve hin nuilty. He was fined
Gu. anor winch he told Judge wengeI
va no eould navc 70 seli his team to
faifc tbo mo- cy,
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had been prepared by discipline an
Instruction such a. perhaps no other
Prophet had received, IN ! ihoosancs
had gained = testimony that his labor
was accepted Of God. They had be.
come 40 sikod Ia tho faith thst ~ wao
nrxt 10 impossible 10 move them tom
the sure anchorage, aud they were ~
q cinttqurt co, nlled with grail.
Jude TOT the precious gifts
bestowed upon them. They felf
gratitude Tor tho Priesthood Of The
Almighty q the overriding ~ thtlf
Lahore anu suffering tor the advance
meut Of the work oi God. Even petse-
cutilnH and dtivlnrs had been ltces.
s,y IN Try the texture o. aud ~ " the
sNnfa, and purity them IN pfUpafati0n
of tho gfrat labor required n ihrtn.
such had boon tue case with tue
saints of former days, aud even
aith the Lamb 81 God, In order
mat the TED, mpilon q tho woild
mis- ht be br usht stupi. Those who
we're uf able 10 endure such fersecu.
iHIH were uuaotthy OF the pUaiuon Of
Saints, or The best mstVflsl wuul be
urcrssify 10 cDml lete the work u q L.
Toe proper fecDt liil0n Of go =
authority was y necessity, for this was
The principle on when tho great
labor ftfting up u TIE Saints would de.
q mi Tor ~ iuih Imsut. The tpoakef
hoped Tor the time when there would
10 mons In the Church Of Chris. un.
able 10 bear testimony u the divine
0ngin o. the church. Such would be
me cas- n MI would do the will u the
Father, Tor the the testimony Of Jesus
waa Promised 10 all aIon. The Father
nod been sui would 10 with His,iaith.
fol Saints, ~ he was with J0fcph In
inulf life-w m. The quntum 0i
Apostles would always he la existence.
I VISA quorum VIII oh wuuli ever
90 40 20 god, but would EXERCISE au.
thofily and power 10 accord ince with
tue folpunsinilitisa plaoed upon them.
All we're rAhoried to remain ~ n
llfht and Inspiration u the Gtrpgl Of
ChrlsL, tsfnsrtfinr IN good woiks,
that The testimony Of Jesus might fe-
maiu win them fcvCf, AID they he
saved, IL ma tue burning u the uroi =
whsn thoy should b. ttiei ss gold 10
tho nfr.
The cnrif iang3
The ionG " tho Redeemed
Beredieuon BY Eioer Seymour ID.
Young.
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The RIO Gtapde Western Agents
viii on Oolnber Alb and 9th soil ronud'
rip tickets to Denver via tbs famous
Denver A Rio 0rande R,llfoad iei
wen'y dollars. The Deuvef a ho
dfande Railroad has two separate llnsi
1i railway between Grand Junction
sud Denver, thus giving phItengt'' lhs
oauice 0i two routss. Tickets arc
good going via Glenwood Springs,
Letdville anu Pueblo, anu Tstnrnlrg
via Colorado spripys, Grand CAnyph
Of Tue AIkansA', Royal Gorge, MAI
shall PsB- anu Black Canyon bs
sufe 10 ask your ticket agent tot lleh,'
via The Denver a Rio 0fande hAii'
road, ~ no oiher railway can c hef sueu
Inducements.
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MINOR MENTION.

There are melsa at tho Disefet
Telegraph tfiirr ior Misc Hansuuuh
Hsnsen anu Misc hishlna Hansen.
Tonight tho q mHrian society viii
meet al q. A. Il. hall 10 dolefmi Q
whore tho neat Eisloddiod will bu
held.
The womAn's Hygiene and Phyai.
illogical class will mold meeting Ia
the Fourteenth ward assembly hall on
"Wednesday evening.
ID. T.. Reddiok, the oalored man who
was arrested on Saturday tot smoothing
at nis vile, will have q hearing on
Friday at 2 O'Clock 90 charges o. te-
log drunk and disturbing the peace.
Ofiicers arc en- route from Torekn,
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&c., ,bswei that there was no com ON
0,ns,iy on earth more lndtpenlen'
than they.
PRECEDENT IoRESz1 STOW
tan. SAINT, might thins y Q nicnl
.a'1 w., .n m Ia the commandmonIs o.
W ~, IL wouli never give any ~
wltbcut bssiovipg UPON nv ~,
sblllty /, obey u, thus otln.'nkr TIL
NJ d,vine in name nature. ht
Wv .'nid ,flse rom mons cios. felailoh
~ ~ CsI, Tue speaker had feoolN "
s"'p ~ Of this folailonsi "
- beVa. young IN tue vofti "a
". scw 4. avd once VS. aa V ~
NV man may berom " fnis hal
49, 49, nrmiv impfos u upon ths s'l
wants 4 ga 10 other * : " ~
,.psclsiy having shown fsm. ,ll. tol.
rawsr m this difrcliln ~ N,luu'
,,m,s. By this power ne hau " y
~. "a turn asiie the great a. Ie'
a ,es LORD a. m The ieoll I,
...r vhen this anger prom :, u
1880 If Moses the rfeatett OF W.
ss,,S,s, Of Israel. Such paint
ahi .,, s.d,s.,isa should be- reached by
~ .,vsnts 10 this Day, that ihey
NIGH act humhly and unselnsnl9
anasr all con iili0nr. Ihe .ss ~.
s,1sd n the saint. had realized ~ VIZ
s...inss tbey Anticipated from %, u.
-. ~ m. Cospsl, aud anawtfoi tnli
~, onlnion The faithful servants o.
a. hsi gained vastly more than ihey
ss,a sble 10 expect This was ieallte =
~ ~ tnovledge of man's felationshll
In C,od. without considering aty
etb,r blessings the Gospel nAu ~
stov,d, TOT this know ledgo hau ~ W.
.ns ne cultivation 81 q hoy hinul'io ~
A. nan 10 make himself mofe IKE ~.
ai,,ns Father. This was illustrated
sar,satiy In tbs NE Of Davis, who hau
c.i,Iy.isl eodlluess and bObllily ol
ss.rt' A striking instance was ~
sr.,Ing Haups lite that he might not ue
,ssnd entity Of faising HE hanl asalu
ihe i.ofd,s anuoinied' haIlsi'uay
9.lnts should strive 70 educate tu,,h'
selyss 10 greater degree o. eeii'oo ul,'l'.
IN rt,p.r.tlon tot the tfylng tliuatloha
~ ths future. In tho nght OF lhv
s..iinv Of tue sAinls, tno tpeake'
thous6i that any required soli'iAcilne.
,houiaInoi be oen,idefei 700 gtsA' io'
Lflnelng about that destiny
Hs commented the work being nsi
fOtmsd in tho Temple Ne being Pc
,mInsnlly fitted Tor Advancing tpltlt
uallty, aud q work IN Nhieh lnel'
could DO no iAilufsi he uigel y pon .n'
people greater iailh ulnt,s 10 lhls w ....
iSf ,ne benefit II would bssiow upoi
The living and The dead ne Close
nv exporting the saints 70 gteAtet ~
coutagtmsnt and diligence Ia lhe'
Ths choir Gang the snlhemi
AvIs. ny soal.
BensdielIoL ~ Eidsf Jehn NleA9i
con.
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Charged With lruancy.

sam Ans,on was ia ths police eoufl
today charged with tfuagoy Ia pr
sislsutly Abssnting himself rom school
contrary to tho wishes OF bis parents,
BAN made a statement 10 us court In
which he explained that hs WINS Per,
fsctly willing 10 no 10 school, but thai
thu far this eUason ha hud rot bee
urged - requested 10 do 90. The court
Unchanged MIN wlihl,he admoniiiun Il
obey the mandates ni hts parents.
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Political Pointers.

The thrieValty battle In wednts.
dAj'so unity convention II 10 faid will
be between Harty anu Condie.
John &. Maokey has annaunesd
himself 40 n can't tate Tor county
commissioner On tho Republican tieksl.
Judge Powers came up ffsm Tin,ic
this morning. He says the political
question has but one side dow thai
way aud that IL ID amOcfato,
The circulated fumor that James q.
McA llis'er hhs Withdrawn from ihr
county mountaineering race = un'
true. rhv gentleman IL In the Held "
EfAV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
DAILY WEATHER yASE.

Weather reports showing obsSTya'
Tors II am. tolnyi
Salt Lake Cliy-Baronieter, 80.l5;
temperature. ~; minimum, aOi WIND,
souiheasi, 3 miief per houfi cleaL
General aud local forecast for 50
houTs ending s T.m., Tues iuyi
For uah fan, tonight and Tuesday
SlAu nary tempsThiufe,
bAlt Lake City and vicinily, fall
ton M and Tuesday stationary TEN
pefatut'.
TodAy's temperature 10 shown In IA,
fac timile theTmomutsf giveu below
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Found Guilty Straight"

George Chowni x, = storekespsr 10.
Ing business on tho o4ruet OF Eiun
EAtt and Ninth South Wa sffsiqnu
Ia the Police oour, this morning. or o.
complaint charging bin With violal.
ing tho license ordinance. HIS ploa
was "not guilty, straight" bur wins d
given hearing this afternoon he was
und 10 be "guii,y straight" anu
nuod $40.
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EQUAL Suffrage Meeting.

A business meeting Of tho Ulcers
anu mtmbpfs OF the Stale Su lrage aa.
ISOLATION will be hold on Wednesday,
October 5ib, a, II O'Clock n. m. In
room ggs Constitution building. All
mtmbop ~ associations throughout
the State who are In tho city or can
come are urgently requested 10 attend
mi AXE part In the proceedings, M
matters oi special Importance will b.
under confederation.
MARGARET A. CAME, Rse'y.
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.roc.. Asn nannnra


INV YouK net a-rradinr Al tho Outset
disriayci Considerable wUasursf. under re-
ueu LOT henr aHafusHiuus an1 nnsfluTs % Ion.
accouut. nurunHtou. Manhattan aud suEai
bore tho hruut % zoe sales. Yielding = point.
suaar Wa ndvcrfclY unuunCcd ~ q lhafp ~
durtiou of dinarrnt afaaca uftho product
hr tendency u prices n 20 o'clock coniin,
gfHnfrra aud hlHh priced mlusNiala
W0akuNts ut the foreign rNchiurc marke
tnuutd 20 Clrck tho reaction AMI H0uufal tfar
unuai improvements uuHurd AZ mHldaYs IN,
voumc % business dcfrgafut however aprrc
Gladly on tho rally.
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To remove the conaiipatod hsolI,
tn only SAFE treatment is n o1If.e y,
Ayers Pills, followed by n lAKlIlve
act. Most other cstbartioi DO uioIe
nafm than good, there orc leallns
phy lninns recon m I'D AyeT's filh
etl ecially az n fAiaiiy pnytic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

Confusion No u thc choice Of blool,
puHiieT IL unnecessary. There !, pus
one ostt Satsapar Ia, and thai "
Aver. THIS impoit mt faei was 70
onunizsd NJ the World'a Fair, ChioAga'
1898, being the ouly bliod.purihrr A''
mit,eu 10 be place. on exhibition
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Colorado Midland R. !
esIRAY POUND NOTICE.

one fouel Horse. about 10 Years old, grgyx
on loft shoulder. H1
one .nay Mare, 1houi years old. tn1as
white feet, branded 2 on left shoulder ana
. 9ne bay iloi'e, aboutio years old. branded
v on left thlgh,
one DARK uAY Colt looks 70 be about yeArs
old, small atar in forehead
one bright bay COLT looks N be about year
Old Tour While ioot star In forehead,
inc ,errel liorte, about 10 years old, branded
f5l IA lett shoulder
u tho above described animals are not
claimed aud taken away on or before ssptnm
Der v, lse0, they will be sold Al the city eftrHy
pound h2p. m, JOHN o. NATION,
found Keeper.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thsa,eT-rho Bowety girl will b.
tbs attraction at the Theal tonilhl
aud no doubt q large Audlaneo vii.
greet The opening peflor nance Of The
cngsgsmest which runs Tor two
lights IL 10 the kind Of pay that will
greatly please our county iTiends. Ia,
scenic effects arc said to he good and
tho play . good one OF the kind.
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ohicaso, oct s.
iisht. ilo'on.,ig.
Mixed, taataftt1
iisavy, MOORE
huuFh, tioQail
Iestrs. ftsnB
uowa aud hoifors. u soaiito
Texas steer, fAtIafAD.
Msatofut, ielaa y -.
sloct1rs aud fcederl. iLeisiA.l
sheep -Good grades STEADY othert weak.
omaha tive stock
Special to ne Nuws
south omaha. Nch.. Oct $.
Cattle receipts. 500. market active steady.
N estrfn atfffn NlOnINnHl
lows and hsifafs, ii..1aiAc
feeders % ihailiA
sheen receipts. GO. Market fteaty.
Iair 10 rhoifr Weatorua, u s3aflsa
lamb. tttgaHol
chicago uarhsL
rhicag1 oct 8.
whest-Oci.. o. = Dec. OK.
turu=Oct llis urr.. al'.s
Oata-Uet. 81. pee. 49,.
tor -Oct.. f0flt Doc. tstA
ln6s-oeL ii;i. bee, asi
rye SIS
fiaf-5iaM
1tmothy-fl.fA
nhfleY-.lat
silver, Lesd
tutor-fs.
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Premature badness may DO prevent
cd and tie hair made 10 grow on eius
already hnld, by tho use OF ha"s
Vegetable sicllihn Hair renewed
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Gand-The wseR at this house viii
oprn tonight with n double bill
In Howard County will DO tho cur.
tain rAiser h be followed by thn farce,
Turned Up. Big business Ia looked Tor
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Commerced SAtufd ~, Oc.oosi l.
All damaged goods must be tod 10
Fafulusb OF q 81. sl9vgl, cigekefyi
giuuswAte, 40
HALr LAKE STOVE Co..
37tA'i, Fret hou,h. 81. II. Cree,
AL mnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

An overflow meeting was held 10
the ASSEMBLY at2 .. M, Elder Brig
nan Young, Of the Council Of tue
Tvslvr, piesided,
Ihe temple choir and eongfega,ion,'
under tho leadership Of Brother T. j.
Ihoma, sang
Rsdssma Of isfasl our ONLY delight
Payer vas oasTsd by Elder Wm'
II. Walker.
Cnolr and congregation sanRi
Cone. come. y saihu. no toll nor labor is'''
ELDEa ANIiios n. LusD
sroku oanoefnlnr bis recent mission 70
Eufopf, OF tho guiding hand Of uod
over Inc Church, aud the Judgments
which ate 10 be visited upon thu
wicked.
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Lyoeum-rhis house made a master
stroke securing Bfis oPa famous
horse show Tor Conference week and
the management viii no doubt realize
han tomDy rom the feceiptt. Horses
afo very tffesilng animals aud be.
come doubly o. when trained snu
sduoatei ~ Prot. BfIstol's horses afe.
Matinee. will be- given every evening
during the week.
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from tho Conference continRen', anh
ID can be- saioiy said nat no bette.
svsniua'i entertainment VIII he iouno
than the performances given A. this
house.
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You are FdihiD vtrd a. call ai TIE
COL n hotel IN 10 q uvef th laigs's
line and lowed 500 ciockey,
ssATe, lAmIs and huli 10y good o.
any In the u. 3.
a. l.. BRAY
II. .. SHAW,
With w. A. MaureT, Council Bun
lew.
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Payer vas offered by Elder Wa.
n. Walker.
caolr snd congregation saua'
Cone. come - raihp. no toll nor labor is,t.
KLDER ANIiioS n. LusD
sroke oanocfnlnr his recent mission 10
Eufops. OF the guiding hand of uod
over Inc Church, snd tho Judgments
which afe 10 DO visited upon tho
wicked.
YLDER oEOE0E TEAsDALE
,poke VI tue restoration Of the Gospel
u Christ through JOseph smith the
Prophet, and the present condition Of
the world, which WIS STEPPED In wick.
ednsss. 1he Saints were 10 possession
Of the truth, which would fegunriAle
them. They had light aud dark
ness, iIuth aud sffof ptcsenie
for their acceptance, aud u they chose
iht former u would lead them up 10 The
presence Of God. The sloihiui and IN.
different among them would not b.
accounted worthy TO siaud.
ILDEn nRl0nAM YouEu
treated up0n the chafacieflaiica which
distinguished tho Saints from the
world, aud upon tue Sphere Of the
1nuien IN MISREPRESENTATION W 'H'' VI
The choir ,anei
Guide o. o 1hsu great Jehovah.
saia'' into 'hs promised iaaa
benedietiou " Elder AlonE3 II.
N''su'
AT TnI rAnTnNaclr-snrosp
nv.
aphuAy' ooh Or
The hymn which begins,
Weth,n. TIA. a oot to,. p,enh.,
10 mlasv,in 49,, M, s,v,1
Wo,s.n, No. n, ,s,s,n. ~ ,a.,.i
sonr,,sn on, .',.s. s,,h u..
"''' w. ''''
was sung " INC eh0if anu o0nrfega'
lion.
pfnyer bv Eldsf Jphn n a. No,
Au.,s.
Singing hy tue oholri
Truth Rejects upon our .s.,s,
Gospel isht reveal, 10 ,om,
n.hsrs ,llll should he o6sn.,,
Woeto thsubv vbsm M eo,..
.....-.--.-.
hAphh fhANNL'N D. hieiiAhps,
OF tho quorum VI the Apotlles. WA In,
n,,, .r...., a. I,.,-, -, a..
t-,', 'NN '''' '''
hHV"Nike Alu uletsluRs received
Rom the dasptl had oil come through
tho mini,lfy and uiffersaiiop a IN,
p..,h,, J-..,h g,'rt 80. -,
n,.J, An. 49, 90 - ~ nslVn ~ ~,
S,ss m ~ a,,nt. ~ ' 80 w Va. 'l'
,sn,e had g,,s ~ "a M, M,
,Irniae,rt Gct tSlrs N.Y., nv W.. W.,
rommrrcsd hi. 80 80 '.o WI
lstisred nav Of fs,tes, " ys.,s ~ IN WI, u1
Gain uch 1,@mt'l,S. ''' ,i'0N,
.hor a lime = gna N., ~ - p
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Bsp,dislIol " E,asr J'hn NIeh'l'
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The hymn " zen IA aenoet.
ffaife 70 che Lofdi ny heart shall ioin
To- Wofk 90 pleasant ~ divine,
Nov. uhur tie ntah IL ny abode,
Aud whoa my teui a1ccnfs % tod,
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Young.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-24
CONGRESSM EN-. FIGHT.
Hall and Money Threw Inkstands at Each
81 Other With Disastrous RESULTS to
Money.

Washington, April 23.-Representatives
Hall of Missouri and Money of Missis-
sippi came to blows today in the room
of the house committee on naval affairs,
of which both are members, and from
blows to throwing heavy glass inkstands.
Money received an ugly cash on
the head from an inkstand thrown by
Hall, and was cut and scratched else
where on the face by fragments of glass.
Hall was not struck by Moneys missiles,
ana suffered no injury. Mr. Money re-
CURED the services of a surgeon to sew
his cut, after which he went home. Mr..
Hall, shortly after the fracas, took his
accustomed seat in the house. There are
a number of versions as to how the diff
Guilty arose, but 1t seems that while talk
ing over a bill pending before the COM
mttee the lie was passed or exchanged,
and the fight began There is every
proba bility that one or both would have
suffered worse harm IL the doorkeeper Of
the committee, Thomas Coakley, had
not separated them and given their
friends an opportunity to restrain them.
Half a dozen other gentlemen were in
the room at the time. but the affair be-
gan and was at its height before any of
them could take action 10 prevent the
difficulty. rssr-a=
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-24
AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT WANTED
No Matters Will Be Brought Up Which
Will Precinitata a nnhata


Will Precipitate a Debate.
Washington, April 23.-The republicans
of the senate favor an early adjournment
and the earlier after the appropriation
bills are out of the way the better it will
please them. This sentiment was de-
veloped this morning at a caucus held
for the purpose to determine the order of
business. After a short discussion Mr.
Sherman chairman of the caucus, was
authorized to appoint committee on the
order of business, which will decide upon
what matters, outside of appropriation
bills, shall be brought up for considera-
ton. The discussion showed that the
almost unanimous opinion of the republi-
cans was that nothing in the shape of
legislation that will be contested or pro-
duce protracted debate should be pressed
for action. An adjournment should be
had, it was thought. by May 49, and the
committee which MIR. Sherman will ap-
point will bear this date in mind when 1t
comes to making up the order of bust
ness. 1t Is hardly believed that an adj
journment can be had at 50 early a day,
but the first of June is suggested as the
day upon which final adjournment can be
taken without difficulty
The senators who attended this confer
ence assert that there is no hope for the
Pacific railroad funding bill, Nicaraguan
canal BILL bankruptcy bill, statehood bill
or any other measure that will bring into
debate conflicting interests. The filled
cheese bill may pass and 1t is probable
that PETERS resolution to investigate the
sale of bonds may be adopted, but besides
the appropriation bills there is little
chance for anything else being enacted
into law