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TO SAVE HAanoND.
EEsTts In nehRIf OF An American
Arrested In TrAnAvAai.

wAsHIEGTON, ID. g., Jan. 49,
Senator Perkins aud White, Of Cali
forniA, called at the state department
today 10 urge Secretary Olney TO take
such steps as necessary to secure the
PROPER treatment OF John Hays HAM
mond, the American mining engineer
reported 10 hTTe been arrested by BOer
officers nj Johannesburg, on n charge
OF treason, In connection with the
recent rising OF the Uitlaudois In
TTansvRal.
Secretary olnry informed his callers
.lat no had cabled Mr.. Mauyop, the
United States consul resident at
Johannesburg, TO do everything proper
for the protection Of all American oiti-
gems In rransvaal.
Ambassador BayRrd was oabled by
Secretary Olney TO secure from the
foreign aiialTa office Ia Loudon direc-
tlon to the British representatives In
South Africa 10 use their good offices
TO protect tho American oidEens.
Tho secretary assured this California
senators that the American oitizena OF
TTansyaAl cannot be tried for treason,
40 HammOnd's lie Is not In danger.
The most that can be done, IL Ia said, IL
10 fine or imprlRon him, but II 10 prob
able thAIIhls will DO avoided.
Senators White anu Perkins express
satisfaction at what has been done In
HammOnd's behalf by tho state depart
Inont.
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THE TRANSYAAL AFFAIRS.
Beers uuCh llCelsed and Difficult 10
Control.
No LtnIepty 10 Tie Expected for the
Ring Leaders of the Dis-
turbAnces

LONDON. Jan. l0.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Capelown put
llshed today, says tho latest advice
from Pretoria state that bail has been
refused the ring leaders OF the recent
disturbances al Johannesburg and that
tho other people arrested In the same
connection each has been liber-
aled on $500 bail.
The Dispatch adds that II Ia expected
severe measures will bs taken Hgniurt
tho leaders Of tho uprising, In spite u
tins fact tbaiit ~ apparent they wefg
deceived And taken ny surprise ny Dr..
JamelOna inCufsiOn, Sir Hercules
Robinson, governor Of Care Colony, II
appears, has maize every effort 10
secure ienirncy Tor the prisoners; but
the extreme section Of Beers are much
inceuHcd aud very difficult To control.
Tue new ministry tor Cape Colony
Il regarded n n device 10 shield ex-
Premier Cecil Rhodes, and Sir Her
culea Robinson. Rhodes, IL ~ also
said, u In very bad health. Advice
from Johannesburg Gays the Uitlau-
defs are expecting the Boets 10 make q
house 10 house search ior arms aud 10
IN stated the Germans have b Ecu hold.
ing meetings and passing resolutions
telling Emperor William TO mind his
own business. DR.. Jameson anu
lieutenants. Gs far as known, are still
VI Pretoria.
The Time, says officials OF tho Brit.
ish South Africa company deny that
Dr. jameson was deposed from the
post OF administraior, on recommends
ton Of their company.
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Bull TO stand back. But the climax Oi
novelty lay with the commisstty de.
pirlment, headed by Grotgo Nxoni
E,q Thpss determined 10 rOant An OK
whole, and they did it-they roasted
two. SleiRhs were cent around 70
gather up the necessary lnRvee " bread,
aud Tor n day aud n night oil WHO
could eat were furnished with batbe-
cusd OK, bread.and coffee. Some had
sctuples lat fifst about the cooking
but these vanished ana betwee every
dance, bath youth AMI age refreshed
themselves, and "lnughe1 ami grew
fap amid tho beamiug Joy OF tho MET
gathering under Utah's risen etar.
The oKefcists OF tho day we're o.
pOclally well rendered. The innu sufal
address was by special invitation de-
livcfod by Judge Greenwood and was
worthy OF the great occasion. We were
close observers aud iluer Ourselves
that but little efcapei our observation,
eud we testify that during all this
eNubefance Of Joy, both 10 the dance
and outside, we neither sniellei nor
saw, the slightest evidence OF ono
drop OF Intoxicating drink. Every
heart and effort seemed bent TO make
happy all associated, Ia reverence 10
our dear Utah, goal OF our pilgrlmige,
fodeemer Of our hopes, made saoroi ~
our p5vuriy and t3il, aud sauotiiled by
the graves VI our loved ones. In tho
dark night, by faith We have watched
for the rising VI the star, and have seen
II slowly glide ia the orbit OF lruth
until liked upon OH GLORY, there u
soiutilate forever, new inspiration to
the world We look up 10 thee with
full hearts, aud anew, contecrate cur
honor anu our lives to thy dcicnse.
A. BIRD.
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A COREAN ROMANCE.
The Conspiracy and lNo Alleged
Murder Of Tho Qustl,
TnERoYAL LADY SAID 10 BE ALIVE


NEW YORK, Jan. ia Dispatch to
the Herald from Shanghai sayi!
a romance equalling anything
which Rider Haggari ever wrote
comts from Seoul, the capital OF Cotsh,
relating to the conspiracy which broke
out there last November.
The facts are known only TO few
peuons, and all have the strongest mo.
lives for concealment.
II will DO remembered on New. 2s
an unsuccessful plot oulminsted In an
attack on the palace by number Of
CoroAna belonging to the qneen's
party. NJ. waeDer, the Russian charge
d'anAites, Drs. Alien and Underwood
anu other Americans were accused on
apparently good grounds Of being pfivy
to the plot. They were, In fact, said
10 have been on the spot simultaneous
ly with the Aborglve attempt. They,
however, denied Ell completely. The
king aud the JRpanehe, being warned
beforehand, posted extra guards anu
ioilVd tbs conspiracy. Your cores
pOnJonps Information now shove that
NJ. WAebef anu the English consul
shared the secret, tue object being TO
seize the ministers, sxpei tbs japanese,
free the king from the latter's influence
nuu restore the queen who was fepulei
10 b. dead but VINO was Ia reality alive.
The Russian secretary OF legation was
the leading spirit IN this conspiracy
and was d1puted 10 conduct the queen
from her place OF hiding 10 tue palace.
rhe failure OF tho attempt necsteitated
tho keeping OF the secret VI the queen
being IN existence which IL now for
tlfst time diVulged. Whon, In October,
the C0reanH and Japanese broke into
the palace, the queen seeming danger
had hastily, without speaking 10 her
women, Ia Nh obscure outhOute, saw
the bodies OF her lailes In waiting
dragged ~ the pyfe prepared for them
outside, and watched the completion
Of the tragedy from hor hiding place.
Tho queen WAS concealed for an hour
and a hsiL every moment expecting
discovery. She Hell ~ lRrt through
secret passage 10 the old palEce anu
thence, alter changing her dfess, made
her escape outside the walls OF the city,
where she reached place OF safety.
Whom the japanese and CorOsus OK.
aminod the chaTTed bodies Of the
women who had been burned, the king
and some o'hors shfewdly r. gned tnhi
they had discovered tue .hentity Of
the queen Ia OnB OF the victims, lest n
search should reveal her whereabouts
and lead 10 her murder. The japanese
accepted the accounts Of tue queens
death NJ true. NJ. WAeber aud HilbsE,
the latter being the German consul,
must have been privy to the stcte',
which wac. however, well kept.
Three CgTeRns were atrangleI
last week as the queens muir
dersrs while tho Trial Of Niscount MuIu
and other Japanese officials IL proceed
lug NJ Hiroshima for the murder Of
woman who still lives. III Han Shin,
the leader OF the last abOtlive plot, IL
In hiding here. An American friend
who came hero ON this Russian cruiser
Otyalny, says that Russia 10 using the
supposed murder Of the queen Oh
weapon against the japanese al.
though well knowing Its ialsity, The
queen has been killed by rumor twice
before.
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TuE sENArE.

WAsHNurOS, Jan. l3.-rhe Vice
President today laid before the Senate
ufy, In reply 70 resolution OF on.
ef a buudred million dollars 10 goli
had At any tim0 been sBt apart from
utAtr funds. The secretary states that
this had never been done, there being
no provision In tue law auth rizing IL.
Call Dem, Fls.) submitted num-
her OF petitions regarding Cuba PHd
asked that they be printed. OBI Uylion
was made by Plat tRop., Comb.
The controversy between Mr.. Hill
and the North Carolina senators occu-
pied the Senate I'LL o'clock, when
the free silver measure was advocated
by Morgan, Of Alauama.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Trading More Brisk Today-Meeilng Of
The Listing Committee Ibis
Evening.

Trading III the mining stock OK.
change was little more brisk today
ana II IL to be hoped that from now
on the brokers will become imbusd
with spirit which Will add lustsr TO
the exchange anu cause the objects for
which II was organized to be fully
realized. THIS evening at S O'Clock \
meeting OF tho Hating committee will
be held at which time It may be- decided
upon to place additional stocks on the
black GARD.
Following are todayS closing ngufe,:
LISTED STOCKS.
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Celebration at Holden.
HOLDEN, Willard Co.,


JanuSry 7, 1898.
Statehood day 10 written upon the
mind and memory OF scores OF little
tots, who rs gray haired DANES and
grandIires will tell tho generations
yet to DO born the story OF this day
ofloy.
When Holden makes mp its mind to
do a thing, 1t generally does It well,
aud on this occasion II exceeded the
hopes OF the most sangulne. There 10
here cOtorio Of ladies always on the
Abort 10 "cAtCh tho breeze" OF Innocent
pleasure anu dltiuse u through the
whole gathering. IL was the begin.
ming OF their day, and they asserted
their privileges by being out early In
the morning with n procession all their
own. They parsded the town with
about fifteen sleighs, the banners,
mottos, dressings and decoration being
all managed without n masculine rs.
sistaul. Later ths grand pnrsds took
place, led by the Silver bEad, In
Inc midsi OF which was tho giant
form Of the largest man In the State,
A. \. Harmon, Esq, whose pleasant
smile added sunshine TO the iun. The
greater portion Of the males carried
ilreRrms, ana every yOungster TIM,
could mud an old pistol was prepared 10
make noise, and give notice 10 John
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The New Commissioners.

It's not unlikely that the question OF
naming two new police ana fire COM
mlssloners will come up before the
CITY Council tomorrow night Other
candidates than the two mentioned In
thr NEWS few evenings ago-J. W.
Whitehead Jr. and Louis Cohn-are
now being talked OF In the persOns Of
Colonel Nicholas Treweek anu Thomas
Mulloy. IL Is understood that Mayor
Glendinnlng and friends would be well
pleased with the appointment OF the
two last named gentlemen.
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Auditor Rlchards's Bond.
Respectfully,
REDICK n. ALLRED.

State Auditor Morgan Richards Jr.
filed his bond with the county CLERK
today ia the sum OF s25O,OOO His
tureiies are Morgan RluEatdg, Bf.,
Arthur l.. Thomas, Hsbsr J. Grant,
Heber NJ. wslls, Charles s. Burton,
Robert S. Campbell, o. IL. Petit,
William Il. Preston, George 4. Odsll,
James II. Moyle, George Romney,
ThomasW. Jennings, w. X. Mccormick,
Richard Macintosh, John IL. Dolly
and John II. Windsr.
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Little PitishuTg again brought out
the usual enthusiasm and 1000 share
changed haut-. Closing figures o!
cenie asked; Did.
Crown P0in. stock was offered at 81;
bid 30 cents.
Twenty-Five cents was asked for Boz
gan, getting u bid Of II.
Holders OF Dalton stock offered II at
10 cents, while 81 was the highest bid.
GuyEur demanded las; would.be
purchaser, however, ofiered but 81, 80.
American Mining Asd Milling COM
pany stock was nlaced ON the market
At 4cents; bid
For Copner queen % cents was
asked, anu u biJ.
One dollar and twenty cents could
buy Rover stock, but bidding did not
exceed % cents.
Annie stock was offered at 90 cents,
receiving bid OF 90.
Fifteen cents wss offered for Eagle
aud 80 cents demA ndeJ.
The following stocks were placed nj
the prices given: Natural Gas, IL
cents bin; Cleveland, 224 cents asked;
Insley, 10 cents asked; East Golden
Gate, 90 cents Did; Coli BELT, 10 cents
bio; Utica, ~ cents bid; Tetfo, Z cents
bid.
hALEs NEGOTIATED.
Two hundred sharss Of Sunshine, at
s3,a5; 5000 shares OF Little plttsburg,
1T 80 cent; 1000 shares u Little Pitts.
burg, al Z cent?; 100 shares OF Mercur,
at S0.lO.
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Nursing a Very Sore Toe.

Lieutenant Mccarthy, Of the FIRE
department, is nursing badly
crushed and partly missing big toe as
tbs result OF an accident sustained on
Saturday night, The apparatus had
baen called out to extingulsh an In
ciplsnt blazs on West Temple street,
aud McCsr,hy, In orier that he might
lose no lime, stepped ON TO the hub OF
one OF the wagons while the wheel
was revolving. He was dropped to the
GROUND anu the wheel passed over ths
toe portion OF one OF his shoes with tho
result stated.
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alive will be called together. believe
that tbs Christian mtn anu women
will diaappehr suddenly from the
streets, anu the world will know MOTH
lug about II. Men will go on with
business as before.
~ cannot prophecy ~ to the time Of
hla coming, but according TO my belief
Look nj the siEns. The Gospel has
been preached to all nRtlons; there Il
a general iailiug away Hmoug Chris.
tlaus from the Father; there 10 great
suffering, msrlyrdom such ~ the
world never saw, for Chtisps sake
great earthquakes and war clouds aud
war talk more poftentlous than ever be-.
fore. Tbsse facts are tigus which por.
tend the coming OF the king."
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PoKT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. IA
Several members u tho crew Of tne
Janet CowRn, which was wrecked on
the coast OF Vancouver leland ON Jam
uary /, attribute the loss Of the ship 10
the incompetoncy OF Captain Thomp-
sol. The captain Ia said to have been
Intoxicated when the ship struck hid.
d n rock and won't 90 tho bottom.
seven Of the crew, including the
caplain, lost tnelr lives. CAptRiu
Thompson and two other men died OF
hunger aud exposure after landing on
Vancouver lslnni.
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OGDEN.
oaDEN, UTAH, JAN. rs, 1896
Junction City Items.

Work on tho Tabernacle Ia progress
sing NO that there IL II fair prospect Of
having the improvements completed
In time for tho stake conference next
April, when all vino wish TO attend
will no doubt DO accommodated with
a seat,
In ths examination for court report.
or, tho committee reported In favor Of
Daniel HRrneT. Judge Rolapp will
make the appointment and Dan Will
commence Ills official work on Tues
day, January IAN.
The Bar association are holding
meetings at which they are considsr'
ing the new fee bill for court officials
under the now Stale.
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CYCLONES AND CITY TEAM.


The irTepressblS Trumbo.C yclone
pig skin kickers aud the city team are
scheduled TO play a game OF football at
the Old Fort square tomorrow after.
noon at 4 O'Clock for tho purpose OF
determining the question as to which
OF the oontesting organisations is en-
titled to the l4b.ppund championship
OF Utah. The boys say that tho game
VIII bs u hot one from start to nnish.
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National Guard Thanks.

At = meeting Of the officers OF tho
National Guard Of Utah, held on suB.
dAy,At the AdJutant generals office, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That We extend our hearty
thanks to the various committees, aud
especially TO tho civilian members there
OF, who 40 ably assisted us 10 make .our
part OF the Inauguration ceremonies the
success that II proved to be. That we
give expression 10 tho obligations we are
under 70 Chas. 5. Burton, manager Of the
Salt Lake Theator, for tho liberal conces-
bions extended to u.
ADJ. GEN. JoHN q. CANNON,
Chairman.
LIEur. A. A. SAITH,
Secretary,
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NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-The World's
Washington speolal sAyu. A conference
of the leading bankers from tue great
cities will be held In Washington To-
day to sellle upon plan by which the
available gold in tho strong boxes can
be computed anu an understanding
reached under which they win have a
reasonable chance Of securing nm al
lotment 81 tho iour per cent bonds.
ClnoinnAtl, Chicago aud 81. Louis
banks will be represented ct ihs meet
ing. lis said the Blankets OF ths oeun-
try have taken hold OF the bond issue
IA earnest
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ron THE CAUSE OF SILVER.
senator Jones Anxious 10 Hiring A I'm
lhhh the Iarin Measure.

.'"a'ar Jones Anxious 10 Hiring A, FIN
l"i'hthe Harm Measure.
"A'l'iNdroN, Jan. ls.-It IL under.
,'00l about tho Senate TINT sonato,
Joae', Of Nevada, 10 quite apxlou, 10
, ,s', ,ht cause Of silNer In connsction
n'u Tue tAfii oil as he ia To ntomo,s
,ue sugar Interest. Many Of the sIlver
,hs sIe OF Tue opinion that tho plan of
's 1Hu''llNtf Republicans IN In gni
w. mouse tatln bill thfouyh bo,h
nou,es and have II sent 10 ths psost
ys,o. W Whom they think IL will be
oss .,u' rms would raise tho tafIf,
~ anu have a tendency 10 MAKE
",, IVY tolls Issue In the approaohing
sanpAgn' Tho silver Republic.nss
ss, t'Vt lhAt this Ia the VIII h of ,hsi,
tn,n, siIyet Colleagues anu soMe oi H.
tIs ~ ula's are determined, n no,s'-
NM ~ prevent the oOnsummntirn -,
" 1,s sensmr. They think this ran w.
ment fuvlhR a liee coinage amend.
g,tSs, Va we tArlli 6ill aud II Ia alta.
m'as plouaole that an effort viii Ls
trei r,e ~ 1ns' direction, IL ia eonsid.
Jones wn'i nan probable that Senator
hi, Rsnn I'H cooperate heartily with
J,,.,'e puolleAn silver irlenGs IN ~
and lt n 4. III. lie ls acting as a Popniisl
uaa ~ n Is iemtmbeTed in thIs copp u,'s'
IT, ~ ua' We Populisls IN their c,n",,.
amend g ros',, since declared fora silysp
bond b,n ~ tho turifl "a well ss ths
tactics in a., also Considered pood
''f'hs Present. ," '''' III suspense
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AN ABRUPT STOP.
A III, yllst Peddlss Iuto au Open Gate
aud Has a had Tumble.


On Saturday evening a wheslmAn Of
about seventeen summers and NJ many
winters, who gave his name 40 Temp
kins, and his residence As being O.
sixth West street, NJ 7 O'Clock wa
psddiing down Second South Mt = live.
ly rate, and when near ths county
Jail, between Fret and Second West,
hisspseding was brought to n sudden
stop, and n moment later the wheel
anu lie rider were split over tho ice.
covered pavement.
A brother wheelmsn happe ned slong
n few moments later, aud after help.
ing the unfortunate 0yolist to his ieet,
made enquiries Ms to the cause OF HE
fsl, and learned that the rider had
stestsd into large gate that reAohul
far out onto tue Sidewalk. After thu
boy was told that the gate was not
damaged and the wheel could be re.
paired at very little cost, the unfor.
lunaie whtelmgn said hs did not care
how great the damage WIS 10 the gate,
wheel, or himself, Just 20 long as he
could be up and around on the NOR
row and DO able 10 10 and SEQ bis best
girl. When last seen he wsa limpins
towards his home, anu the prospects
were that sweetheart in the Fifteenth
ward would DO looking Ia vain.ior her
lover on the morrow, AS the wheelmhn
had received some severe bruises.
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ADMITTED 10 THE BAR.
A HISTORIC CANE.
II Is Presented 10 tho President Of the
Senate, Geo. N. Cannon.

David II. Anderson has made by
hand aud presented To George NJ. Can.
non. President OF the State Senate, a
cane made In two sections. The
hsudle, which shows very beautifully
the marklngs Of the wood, is In one
piece, the body Of the cane Is another,
and the two sections are separated by
a ring Of mountain mahogany, which
was taken from the wood prepared for
the door OF tho incest room In the Salt
Lake Temple. The main part OF the
cane itself IL made from usage orange;
the tree from which II was taken hav.
ing been planted by one OF The
Pioneers, Hon. A, .. Smoot, In Sugar
House ward, soon after the arTiVal VI
tho Pioneers In this valley.
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aortnsrn Pacific nsssiysr Case.

WAsruEaToS, Jan. Ia Cho lawyers
OF the Northern Pacific railroad case
have made an engagement with Jusli-
ots Harlan, Field and Brewer Of tho
Supreme court for the presentation Of
facts In those cases tomorrow. They
will ask to have the road either placed
under ono receiver, or under onG set OF
receivers, who will have charge OF the
road ~ an entirety instead OF tho pres.
ont plan with numerous indspe dent
receivers. The circuit Of each OF these
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Wants Ii Repealed.

EI.Firsman WEIGH, whose services
were recently dispensed with for cause,
has been industriously circulating n
petition the last few days for the un-
conditional repeal OF the fire and police
law. 1t IL reported that Weloh, soon
after finishing his task, will depart for
his home In New York.
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TIE CLOUDS nREAKINo.

a settlement OF tue Venezuela Qnet-
tion Probable.
LONDON, Jan. l8.-The WesiminI,er
Gazette this afternoon, touching upon
the Misunderstanding between Great
Britain and the United States, says II
sees distinct break In the clouds, anu
hopes that settlement satisfactory TO
Great Britain anu the United States
will he effected with Venezuela direct
and intimateu that the Brazilian miu.
lister 10 closely Identified with the
latest proposed solution OF this con-
tTOvefsy.
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IHDiANAPOLIs, Jan. lain tho dry
goods house " l.. 3. Ayres 4 %. this
morning, Mlss Ruth Gordon, clerk,
fired two shots At Harry PurvlAncs, the
floor walker. One shot made au abfG.
sion 10 Putviance'6 side. The second
shot failed to take effect PurviRnce
Overp0werod his assailsut before she
could nre again. Miss Gordon charged
Putviance with ungentlemanly con-
duct toward her PuTyiance Is mar.
ried,
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Jan. IA
Alert johnson, agol 70, a street rail.
ioad molofmAu, upon returning 10 his
BOARDING house Sunday morning, nut
nl' COLI hands down tue back Of q II,
~ holme', aged "a, fellow border. A
nsh1 followed anu Holmes wont to
hl' iolm, secured a revolver ana 70.
ssuithlng nrtd i've timrs at Johnson,
suing him Instantly. He then gays
himself up 10 the police. Holmes IL n
sl'll engineer aud came here recently
~ 'ecep' Aposlllon In largo machine
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oFFICERS FOR UTAH.
Al, glrshnII for United States
District Jld6a
.,.,o .yp BRIGHAM WINNERS


w,,uyoroN, Jan. iS,-Th' Pio.l'
sent the following nomina-
d'n' ' '. ~, SENATE, Justice, John n,
t ,,.,'S,li, to be United States dl''I,c,
. A,i,ui TiI,s; John ". Judd, Attorney
ia' 3, Hated T State, district Of U'ahi
.. Wv p,,,bam, Marshal Of the
!, ny a.. NJ sia,ei, district Of Utah.
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FsyornbI. R,por, Agreed On.

wAsiuNGTos. ID. g., Jan. l8.-Tho
dislrlo, attorney Of the western dis,rIo,
Of Tennessee. THIS appointment was
opposed by Senator Harris and charges
HE'D but they were mot regarded Sufii.
client by the Judiciary commitIee,
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CAPE HtNRY, Vs., Jan. l3.--The
steamer iopottoi ashore last night at
Now Inlet, N. g., proves 10 DO tha
American steamer James Woodall,
with cargo Of sugar and molassts,
from New Orleans Tor Baltimore. The
vessel 10 now full OF water. Tho crew
OF two men were saved by the lie
aaypfr