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Bennett each received one vote, Nor.
rill supporting the former snd CUSHING
the latter. All the Democratic mem
befs stood firmly and solidly by their
candidates, Joseph l.. RAwlins and
Moses Thatcher, each receiving Il
votes.
When the vote was announced q
committee OF three was appointed 10
conduct the successful candidates to
the House chamber, and alter a few
minutes walt they entered am d
tumultuoua cheering and applause.
Senator Brown ep9ke substantially
ns follows. / have come at your re-
quest to return unto you my heartfelt
thanks for your action In my behalf
this afternoon. In doing ~ 1 remem.
Der the great responsibility which Will
devolve upon me, aud however uns.
qual 10 the task may be, / can
assure you that / will always be
fou nd trying 10 do my humble duty 10
the people who sent me 10 represent
them. Que Of my greatest aims will
DO to hoist the cause OF silver, NJ the
needed ratio Of 10 10 |, aud not only
will use my greatest efforts ia be.
half OF silver, but hope | will always
W luuuh hANNNluk W my Wthh wy W
work for tho advancement OF Utah'H
Interests In general" (Great applsusu.)
Senator Frank J. Cannon then arose
and aaid In part.
Citizens OF Utah. ior what you have
conferred upon mo thank you. IL IL
beyond what | at present deserve, but
/ not / hope above what my future 40.
lions will deserve. In your voting 10.
DAY you have voted for free mon, on
In elecling Mr.. Brown and myself to
represent you ia the legisla-
tive halls Of the nation. you
tcnd Us ne representative
Of free Slate. Tho aotions OF this
legislative body In eleotiug NJ, have
been sections untaintod ami unblemish.
I'd. For the present condition Of this
State we should thank God ami Tot
the honor you have conferred upon me
| thank you most heartily.
Gu motion II Condor OF Weber, the
House adjourned until II O'Clock 10.
morrow.
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TnlEDE CHILD ADOPTED.
Daughter Of the Notorious and Doomed
Wife Murderer Given n Home
aud New Name.

Little Anna Tbiede, the only child
Of the notorious Murray wife murderer
whoso lie IL shortly 10 ~ terminated
under the affirmation Of the highest
Judicial tribunal Of the State, was TO.
day given n nav homo and new
name,
Hereafter she will DO known as Mary
Louisn Norman, the adopted daughter
OF Mrs. Louisa q. klcnan, who was
brought into unplcasant nntoriety here
year or two ago by tho elopement Of
her husband with Misc Dogge. The
application Tor adoption was heard by
Judge McNally, AID ~ there was NJ
objection to such proceeding, Tie
case was speedily anu formally disposed
Of Tho career Of little Anna, or
Mary az she Will now DO called will DO
closely watched by persons who are
given 10 the study VI hefodity and
Psychology. She u said 10 he q child
naturally inclined & evil ways ami
the po1stsiof Of u temper like unto that
OF sayAge. Mrs. K0enan fully real.
iEes the responsibility she hiss Incurred
In tbs adoption o. the wall aud will
make every effort to educate her IN tho
ways Of usefulness.
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AFTER the roll call 10 the House IN,
Jay 'ohn Henry smith, the president
u 'he Constitutional Conysntion ,onL
!. ' ',l oh Tue stand aud was Introduced
W w assembly by Speaker Denny.
ue reading OF Saturdays iournal
s.''nen proceeded with, and alter M
spP'o1al| he commilloo GU penllen,,arv
~ reform, In reporting on (, n. M.
'ecoiAmended its AppToyal win n
Nv mlaof amendments. On moilon Of
lylVt lhe report was laid ovs, A. h S
whole, i'''ee Ot ths
10, tse committee on rules reeomm,rd
,s 'uo non'passage Of tho amenJm.nts
w.. et 70 rules 70 and 88, and on nnl
80 y- " Nohuon action was dsfeTrsh 10
whole. Wv 'O"ml'leo OF the
lns committee on Waya and 49,.
NJ hAl under consideration N r.
lev n' ',voonmended liz passage with
nv nv MINOR amendments. VIZ"
yo,iH speeiAl order OF the dav. Tho, -,
tb,n iot United States senS,s,s 80, %
I.a proceeded with, eaoh ms,, ras
lnII /. S 40 banning bis choice. Tba 1sl
p4I,tt Frank ]. Cannon ~
Co,b Io Condor, Curtis, OtI,c Sya,I'
I'm UaIler, CLARK, FeSgn ,snlow,
Hari' ~ ~ ferguson. Of Carbon Gihh W.
rI,os helner, Luwis, Lowfoy NIUE mo,
NJ 2Sotrlll, Neboker, Of MI m ,oI-
49, Hauult2, Roulnson t-aAe,
Thorn shaie5 seavy '1TS on,'
,5s thompson, Of sanpets rinaylor
foi.il AZ 9i'llard, Wilson, M. sp mom !,
G. 5p nd arthur Btowu-Bsard. p,,,,,.
Cl5,t Cl'Ils, Crllohiow 'fCg ,ui'
,ob y, a. EsIsu'on Of Salt I'M. GEtsler
Levi. iH'oon, Gibbs, Harris H TS,gn'
sa.t *, LLoWLsy, Morrison, n .t ns,nsr,
,'tyd ''.N', Nys, Raddits, RoS,n, Of
Isylsy n, snedakor, shaie, '''SS, nn'
Tl 'o% morn, Thompson Of a Seayy,
s.easss,,.O A r Of Willard, Wilson PSiS'
'n' u T. Goodwin and 1o,
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no GUN CHEwISG IN CHURCH.
CREsAPTowS GIRLs WE'RE FINED FoT
IHDULdING IN the HABIT.

A very interesting case was heard
recently In the police court in Cum
berlAnd, Pa, In which two young aud
pretty girls figured AS prisoners before
tho bar OF Justice. Rev. Mr.. Glllum,
pastor Of church a; Cresaptown, a
village six miles from that place. swoIe
ut n warrant against the girls, ohGrg.
Ing them with disturbing public
worship. They we're brought TO this
city aud oommille 10 jan, when they
were taken before the public iu 90 for
trial,
Rev. Mr.. Glllum was placed on the
stand, anu stated that he had been con-
Quoting revival, and that the girls
had n habit OF taxing front seat in tho
church snd chewing gum 10 such u
d oisy manner az T. disturb his o0ngr8'
CATION. tie also stated that he told o
brother OF Que Of the girls about H.
wnen his sister Cnmp daucl < up the
aisle AM made a mouth lat him. Tho
mia lster rumOustTalel with the young
w,man,whon tao other girl iuterierod,
ana he plsced his hand on her shoulder
anu told her to 60 out anu never come
back again.
The girls went out and dared MIN to
come On tho outside. Ho went out,
when regular scene took place. Ono
OF tho girls shook her nat In his face
and called MIN liar. Several other
witnesses we're examined, who awore
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Judge HOwat's COurt.

The following business was disposed
OF before Judge Howst today;
Deseret National Bank va Little
Roundy & company; asked leave to
Intervene for certain labor olsimi;
granted.
HI. Dlnwoodey Va Maria Schiller;
decree OF foreclosure be default apd
5000 Attorney fee allowed.
salt Lake Llth0graphing company
VI hex Mine company; j. II. Rich.
ards and Il, Y smith leave given 10
die amended answer to oross.cOmplaint
OF w. y. Mccormick.
Mcclure vs. LATHE; demurrer to com.
plhlnt and motion 10 strike out.
Louis Snyder, Sons n Co., vs. h.
Remvloh Graham Of al; motion set
asiue, default And leave 10 answer, at
gued and submitted.
Hiots, Arnold a Go. We Horny Else
man OF al; demurrer to complaint; mo.
ton to slfike out hesrd.
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r,,.ss and Morrill, Bolt The R'pnO'
lICan Caucus
,,,yrrr ONE yOIIl GOODWIN ONE
o..,,r,t, cast Twenty Ballots SOLID
for Rawllns and Thatcher
for senators.

-. ,,,.ys,l manifest Ruent the &c
votins ior senator's In the LeE's'
,,,s,, mi. afternoon was very mAfS0u'
p'.nissp, citizens In greater numbers
,s,a heretofore seen In the Legislative
mi. lbr5ngei tue aud,toriums Of oo'n
s,,rebs,. Among the visitors were a
..,Id,r,ble number Of ladies. Can
..0,pd Brown we're elected. In mo
s.a,,s they received the lull Republic
an strength and Ia tue House
cannon wss given oil OF the votes AZ
N, dl,fo,nl Of his pariy-i5-S hiio
p,,vn his colleague, got a. Raw
u,,,sd Tnatehef, IN roth branches
entail the Democratic votes.
rbs Senate was called to order NJ
s.o5 n. M. by President Cannon, after
which mayer was offered W the 10"
Nt Nuulng. Tue Journal Of yes'ef-
dave proceedings was read aud DIS
p3,ei Of Without amendmeni.
A communication from Governor
We'll, was received accompanied by
tbs printed report Of the board OF equal
linton Of the state fot 1895. Filed.
Communications were received from
Tho House announcing tho passage of
the bill 10 protect employees aud allow
ing them 10 belong 10 labor organlza'
ussg the passage Of the bill ceding
the "Anz5ua strip" to Utah; the pass
s.s Of the bin providing for regular
and contingent expenses Of the fret
State Legislature; the passage OF n
nbsulu,e Tor II. b. II, relating to
justices Of tho ptae,; tho passage
oilhv ftliei bill alpfopria,lng $500 to
Private MoDJnalJ, member " the
National Guafi, seriously aud petmn-
neatly Injured while In the discharge
Of bis duty; the return OF tie Senate
ifee silver memorial Introduced by
Allison. The bills named were re-
itusd 10 appropriate committees
while The memorial was passed by q
unanimous vote.
Allison presented "by rcquesw a
petition from the citizens Of Ogden city
sd Wetef county asking that the
sou.pAflissn firr aud police law DO not
tspelled. Referred.
Allison Introduced u bill for an act
10 provide ifte county intelligence
sfiets for youths (b9ys aud girls, to
restore uuanI and tramping youtus 10
iheif bones, 10 impfiton all youths
apart from old criminals, and to pro-
Isel children IN dlsslpaiel and immoral
homes.
The committee on judiciary rol orr, d
severely ON batch Of bills aud ia
eieh Instance their report was adopted.
THE VOTE FOR SENATORS.
The tIme Tor voting for United
STATE senAloIa 10 accordance with the
Von'll'ulion and resolution previously
Aaol'el was announced by President
p 'ht Senate Cannon. a viva voce
'9'e was Immediately taken resulting
10 lhe election u Hon. Frank j.
NAahon anu Hon. Arthur Brown, who
saeh received twelve votes, tho full
Republican strength.
Hon j. l.. Rawllns anu Hon. Moses
nNehef were given the votes OF the
i've I've Democratic members present. Ono
psmoeial, Senator Batnts, who IL stIll
ansy slek man, was absent.
lhe Fiealjont announced ths cleo.
uon OF Meists. Cannon and Brown.
nteitupon there was ripple of an.
au,s hom the Republican side Of
,us House, after which recess of
n''sen minutes was taken. "
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Personal Paragraphs.

Il. II. Snow, OF Corlnno. is at the
Walker.
q. l.. Amos arrived from san Fran
cisco this morning and registered NJ the
Knutsford.
Il. Kent and J. A. Sears, OF Butte, ara
guests at the knutsfOrd.
a. q. Adams, George v. Scramm and
W. r. Boardsloy are down from the
junction Ciyt and stationed at tho Walk
or,
O. $. James aud wife, Of St. Paul, T..
W. lyman, OF New York city,and Frank
W. Taylor, OF Chicago, are arrivals al the
Templolon this morning.
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NEWS or THE STATE.


Msuu Sentinel Several good pros.
poets have been found close around
Mant during the past few days. A..
says have given rs high o. SIT In gold.
There is not much excitement, but tao
work is going on all righi.....Mrs.
Ihomsa WO.lsuy died on Ffiday morn.
INK u Pneumonia. Bho IL one " tue
Nauvoo Mormons, and has seen VII the
changes incident to the settlement o.
this cOuutfy......The CITY council had
an extraordinary session last night,
and decided thoy would not give the
usual rebate to tha saloons. So our
saloons Will close tomorrow night aud
we viii once more become prohibition.
lists.
Mt. Piehfant Pyramid There IL
quite an epidemic VI measles In town
which has been prevalent Tor some
time. The family Of Del0ett s mon VI
lnilanOla hag eight uoWn with tho
ON ciior...... Hyfum Naae came down
from FAiview las. week 10 have
dressed a wound which 10 received on
Inaugural day by the hubting Oi q
gun. No serious effect viii follow the
acciieui.... SlB. Maiden, whose hu.-
band was asciIently killed some yeafs
ago by having u rock fall on his mead
while digging = well, sustained ifEc.
lufo Of her loft ankle one evening lat
week by iAlliug on some irs. She 90
getting along very wtI..... Peter Peter
son " FAitviUw wRe Ia luis city last
week to have Injuries HttcnJod To-.
While cutting timOur east OF FaiFviow,
he struck hi, axe into = lOg, which 10y
On a balance, ~ swing II around. Il
moved tNtlsr than he expected u
would, and he was thrown q distance
NJ several feet, bustainlng fracture
aud dislooA,lon Of the radius Of the left
arm.
Iron County Record. 80 iar this
Winter Cedar CIT aud Iron county ia
gnGstal have experienced very NIL
weather, with a few exceptions. In
fact we are row hgyiug beautiful
weather, with warm sunny GayE,,,.,.
There ~ NJ least one inlusIry In cur
nolghborho0d that peoms 10 he paying,
And nt the tAmu tine bHurhtug tho
cattle range. MI Rome Hlchs, who
some time ago st.fltd an on fsCt.ry IN
our midst, IL now doing quite \
fOurthing business. A. nlntod IN
Nv bouybt ei,ht mead nj raynse nopirs
isrAIrifle over i5 cent, pef head, from
which Le ,xitaets from thrs. h, Ave
yaIIonn of mi each. For this IA. ands a
ready market at ri. % n gallon.
Bingham Bullelini IL n announced
thAt W Is. Harry has turned over bis
electrical iTanohite IN THIS camp TO tue
SAT- Lake Clly hnu ogden Electric
Light company, aud that Tue cOrlOf'
alton proposes 70 AT once extend lie
lines 10 bingham 10 Supply ~ with
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Fort ponglas Band Concert.

The following program will DO car.
rled out by the Sixteenth u. 3. In
fsntry band, 10 the Post amusement
hall nj Fort Douglas, at 1880 O'clock p.
M, waan,sday, Jan. u, 1890, to
which the public arc cordially invited;
star spAngled banner
overture. Mons uhouheui. .......... OfeubAch
selection u ffeiachuett .sss-,,.,,,C. NJ. Ncner
ORCHESTRAL
waltz. Mississippi WAyos,..........,..Go Godfrey
Medley, ~ antat.n Echooh ..... o.. ..... o.. Ross
nhyottoi Martha Washington. ..,.... .Arousou
March iumofisiquc the Jolly Coppersmlth
Hal Columbia
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Judge YOnng's Branch.

Business wss disposed Of by Judge
Young a. followg
NJ. Carter W. Della Lewis ot nl;
foreclosure OF mortgage; ordsr made on
the l7th inst. appointing Harvey j.
Jones receiver now set aside, he deolln.
ing to serve. WIN. IL. Clark appointed
on giving n bond Of $3.50.
w. &. A. smoot vs.. Pacific Lumber
& Bulldog company; motion to relax
anu for new trial heard.
Judge Young announced this morn
ing that Judge Mentally would hear
hll probate cases until further notice.
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NOTICE OF BIps.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ uudurslgnod, ". Houston. assignee
for the benefit VI tho creditors ot 10 Con.
hahn be- offering for atlo and hereby inyiles
sealed bids Tor tho Cnurc stock in tho lump OF
q. othlng, furnishing goods and hats, remain
iup on hls hands o. such assignee, aud beng
in tho sinro rooms Numhtr 10 80 stcunu
SOUTH and Number .ui ami 2Ii south Main
sueot. Do salt Lats CIV, utah, together with
ALI tho fixtures, Huo. YirEat show cases ana iron
snfe now iu said sIorrs niiH must DO en-
closed In % sea on envelope uud u1dfcss ed 60
y. W. Houston, assignee, caro- OF Louiuuurow
Is Kahn, attorneys, tOWWUfci % Block, SAT-
Lake city. Utgh aud VIII bu received on or
before aaturd 80, the ne day of February,
IsgH. nc u'Clurs D. wY bus not later kach
bid no order 90 be- cluHi1orod, must he accom-
panied uH evidence nt rul1 farm. by check
ttrtdud 90 by a sHlt lsko Guy bauk, TO tho
order ~ tho uudrUlfuu y. ~, huuHtuut
ussiEurr, Tor the amount uf ten per cont OF ne
bid. which VIII Doc forfeited TO said J, W.
Houston. assignee. 20 lhr remaining ninety
uer cent OF fhe hlu iH not p7ii 90 uim 10 cash
uuuu acceptance uf the IIl aud tunuVr NJ tho
SAID property 10 the bidder Tho undersigned
rchoryos the rlght 90 reject any ur an ulds
Thr sald property viii Doc open for tho lnspcc
Saturday, the l3th day OF January, 3D. dur.
ing business huurs, aud every opportunity Will
be- given them tur thorough inspection aud
examination Of the same
Assignee for tho benent VI tho creditors Of
Nd C9nhHim.
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htivrr, Lead,
silver 90 Lead $3.50,

Thoie nrr twp removable things
which everybody sHould DO: lake
good care O. ones health; ana n llst,
70 ain Il quickly, AM 10 this every
body will agree. And there arc n
great mullituce o. Ieonlc VITO arc
agreed that for npth PURPOSES simmots
Liver Regulate IL th be- h 'lpef.
~ am lfoublsd wi h torpid liver aud
nothing gives ttl 4 10 quos IKE SIN.
mons Liver RlgulAtJr.D Il. r.
Strange, Lake C,ty, Fla, /
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Before Judge lilies.

Judge Hiles heard ctslB today al,
iollowh:
A. Kahn & Bros. W John Harrlng.
ton Of vi; motion for new trial; arguei
and taken under advlsrmoui.
b. +. Bauer vs. Salt Lake Hardware
company; case under consideration
this afternoon.
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Chas. Bachan vs T.. Il. Rich stricken
from the calendar by consent.
John W. Smith W Andrew Gpb.
hafdt ell nj, demurrer 10 complaint; at.
gued and ovotruled.
Caroline Wollook Va l.. Thompson ct
al; decree for quoting bill.
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that tho gifia had cisiurbrI uublic
worship BY chewing gum and lsugh.
log and talking. The mRgistratr in.
posed fines and costa amounting TO sa7,
which were paij,-Pittsbufg Dispatch
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Nrw Nouk, jan III -storr market opened
eighty higher aU around There be- good iu.
quify for Industrial shares, resulting in q rIsu
in suslIuf ', p0r rguti general electric / per
rent AFTER UflgUu miUuItH' trading EfAuEuTH
rule about 10 per cent gHtG
Tho ACTIVITY subsidized shorty after tn.ii hut
further q .lus Of small fractions were generally
recorded lu all prominent shares IUuaUc1 10
OH uor cent
Irt pressure 90 cell Auatod toward midday
aud Afally euHued iu which most OF The carly
l0sscs were recovered
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JUSTICE tiELn
VIII Retire and 10 Succeeded by
Judge ~. "a. Hoss.

Will Retire and 10 Succeeded by
Judge ~. "a, Ross.
CHICAGO, jan. 2l.--A special 10 the
Daily News from Washington says
Associate Justice Field will 20 upon
the retired llst At the eud OF this term Of
court, n he koeps the promise he made
recently TO the President and Senator
White, OF California. Tho senator IL
authority for the above statement
sui for the information that Justice
Field's successor has been practically
agreed upon IN the person Of judge
Epkine NJ. Rose, whom President
Cleveland In the frtt term appointed
on the United States circuit bench So
California, Judge Rose nomination
will DO sAtisfaclory 20 Justice Field.
JUSTICE FIELD DESIEs 1T.
NAauNuToN,Jan.9 -WbonJuslioe
Field was asked To-Day regarding the
report that ho " uld retire Mt the end
Of thi term. he daid;
"NO such statement has been Hu hof-
iZsd by me. OF course man as my
time OF life may retire from the bench
any time. IL my health should not
permit me 10 attend my bench proper
ly, should not hesitate to leave the
beach, but a. long Ne 1 could attend 10
these duties with Ease, I have no lu.
tentiOn Of retiring. Al present my
health " very good. should l again
be ~ as | was last year, l should not
hesitate 10 retire, these stories M IT,
gard 10 my Intention Of retiring have
been circulated repeatedly, but with.
out any Autt GRITTY.
HsntucEy Senatorial Election.
FnANKFORT, KY, Jsn. q Not.
Withstand the promise to postpone
the senatorial election til next month 4,
both branches Of the legislature bal.
lotsd todsy separately as followG
SsnAte-Hunter 10, Blackburn ls,
tcattoriugS 3,
Householder, 80; Blackburn 40;
scattering s.
Total Hunter, 81; Blackburn, So,
scattering II.
Blackburn did not hold tho Demo.
cratic vote.
Poor (PopuliSt) voted for Clarence
+. Bate, Popullst II he had voted
tor Huuter Aa expected, tue latter
would SUI have been one short, ~
aixiy nine votes arc necessary 10 a
choice.
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cmcAUo, Jan. q.
Hogs. receipts si.o0o. market falrla active
. Cvu'a HIGHER.
Light G1NtuElGA
Mixed iIn'a.I 20
Heavy. $50 Hfigl,
Rough. $50 ntLlA.
Cattle, roag.pts, 1900. market quiet; prices
lrm 10 ll cents higher.
Reeves, flsb H $3.50.
sheep, rcccipu, Y.vOJ, market strong.
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rODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Yofk.-silvor, 81; lead, $500.
L0nd0n.-Slivef, 80 iO.l6l.

T. H. Jones & Co., received today:
Ore, slO,7OE bullion, 5000. Total,
SIS 900.
WslH. F.rs. d Co.. received today:
Penn. bullion, 81 36l.
w. z. McC0fuicp & Go. received to-
DAY: Hnnauus tulliou, 80. 500.
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chicago Market
Chicago. close. Jan. q.
wteat.-Jangtry. "g; May. CllHg.
Corn =Iauuarv. 1t. May 2lt =.
OAtf=JhuuATy l1t, May, 20 Ita.
Pork =januArF, 500 1875 May. sl0Glk,
iard=JauunrH f.52R May, 500
MhH=JauuArr, O.. ulis May, IS slis q s. IS
flhNaaNlt cog
Tim0thV-iA.
iiyc-I.
Harloy=2lalf.
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COM Nj Il II CT A L..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOuhk.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to S29s, 220; RAms day last
year, y2O6,978.
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OGDEN.
OGDEN, UrAH,

Reception to Senator Cannon.
Committees have been selected 10
make arrangements for public rooep.
tion al the Reed hotel to Il. J. Cannon
on Wednesday evening next.
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WANTED

ToOD Girl ToR GENERAL HOUSE.
VI work ~ family NJ three, differences re-
quited. MRS. l., Al, pAlLEN.
IS u street,
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RUNAWAY IN SETENTH-AJE.

Thomas +. Smith. OF No. 45s West Twenty-eighth-
St. went out driving In a buggy yesterday after
noon In company with young woman. The couple
drove through Central Park and were going up
seventh-ave when the horse suddenly took fright
at a spray OF water from street sprinkler at One
hundred and twenty -ninth-st. The animal became
manageable and grasping the bit between his
teeth made wild dash to run away. Bicycle
Policeman Meehan, OF the Thirty-frst Precinct.
who WAS riding his wheel past One-hundred-and-
thirtieth-st when the horse started to run. rode
rapidly In pursuit. and At One-hundre and-thirty
second st. succeeded In grabbing the runaway by
the bride Meehan jerked forcbly and the horse
dashed sideways and fell heavily against the curb
on the edge OF the sidewalk. The tendons In both
right legs were cut by the kicks against the shaft
and Il required the combined efforts Of four men
to subdue the horse. After considerable difficulty
the animal was moved to Camman's livery stable In
One hund nd thirty seconds east OF Seventh
ave, where he was afterward shot Both occupants
Of the carriage escaped unhurt.