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In The SANPETE VALLEY.
Reunion Of a Numerous Family at
hanlL
Niouaburst-Loss OF TFuii-Dted from
DTiuhinr white Heated nusine,7
FaiIurt-s. a.. v. u. H.
hIANr1, ulah. July II, 1890

MASTG, Utah, July II, 1896.
rhe 5anpeIe Valley Railway Gem.
pany are broadening their track to the
standard gauge. The work will DO
completed ~ lar A. this town, to-day,
Saturday. THIS change will facilitate
travel and freight trafiic. Heretofore
a transfer had TO be- maize at Nephi.
The Cox family of this place ate
holding a reunion. They spent yesIer.
Jay at Funk's lake, about two hun.
drel anu ntty strong, mostly direct
defendants Of the late +. W. anu
OEvil Cox, who came TO Manli ut an
early dry IN ia history; Amos Cox, "A
brother Oi +. w. anu Orvil, was pre-.
sunt. He was n member VI the Mot
mon Battalion, anu will be Temcm'
botod as the one whO was gOred by u
wild bull In the historical bull nght
when the animals attacked the BaIial.
ion white on route 10 California. Amos
has lately arrived In tue hiate nom
Iowa. The family wilispcnd three days
together. The young blOJds OF tho tribe
are preparing play Hick'Ty Farm,
Friday evening at GfUut's hall. The
family Ere getting quite numerous IN
the state hud this being the inst gath.
cring OF the kind, Il has given tue roia.
lives an opportunity OF becoming nC-
quAinted with many they had not met
before. The family are highly respect.
cd IN the community and unj0y the
confidence OF all with whom they
come In contact.
A cloudburst shove Mount Pleasant
ON the 9th caused considerable damage
10 the town and fields adjacent. That
burg seems 10 be unfortunate being IN
the path OF DISASTROUS Hoods Of late.
There win DO no fruit In sanpetG
county this fall or at least very Little,
on account Of the late frost, most sefi'
Gus lOfs 10 this people.
The wool industry has received .
serious blow anu many In this part Of
the State are anxious TO 40 out VI the
business. Wool IA only bringing about
o. cents per pound anu growers say II
cannot BIO produced for anything like
those figures.
The Central Wool company, doing
business here, has handled about tive
million pounds OF wool this season.
and more h coming Ia daily.
Merchants report business pretty fail
although there Is a deatth OF money,
Crops, both grain anu hay, ARE very
good and the yield will be heavy.
Several deaths have occurred OF late
Three little children have been buried
the latt fow days.
Ole Westeuoon died last week from
the effects Of drinking cold water altel
being heated up by sverwork, cutting
ties IN the mountains. His death wa,
very sudden.
j. T.. Chrlsi0nt0n who has been on,
gagged In tue sheep Industry failed her,
last week. His herd anu wool hai
been attached 10 safety creditors. Tn,
stockholders will doubtless TALL short NJ
tho flock Ia very much reduced II
numbers.
There Ia considerable work being
done In the lumber aud tic trade sup
plying tue local railroads,
A large number Of muttons will b
shipped from this point In few day
10 lhe eastern market.
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4 MILLION TO EARN.
The Sum OH.ud for The Restoration
10 Sight Of a Rich Nan.
aASY VAIN ATTEMPTS MADE.
tro,h r Bllud Mau Serving ns q Lab r.
aurJt ihos' Nh1 Wish 10
Exp rim,nl.

NEW YoRS, July l3.-For the res
toralion Of sight to his rapidly failing
ewes, Charles Broadway Rouas, mil.
Iionaire Of this city, will pay ono mil
lion dollars. This oder IL open to any
ons who may wish to try, man, wo-
man or child.
Nir. Rouss frst became alarmed for
his oyos about two years ago when his
slght began to fail very rapidly.
lie consulted all tho noted oye epto.
lalists but without relief.
Mt. Rouss then concluded he would
Try q new way OF solving the problem,
and offered $1,000, 900 TO any one VIM
could make him rec Ms clearly rs lac
did ave or ak years ago.
Thu result Of this proceeding was, ~
might have been expected, Medical
people OF every school, olairvoyante,
inlth neAlory, Christian sclontists, spi.
fitualists, Indian doctors and ctanks Of
All sOTla nave poured leltefh In upon
tue blind man by the thousand. Scores
have called Ia person anu others have
sent their agents.
Mr. R9uss does not try all the curo3
that are offered him. Indeed lie Tries
only those which commend themselves
to his Judgment, but IN yet ho has
Jailed TO fnd ono that has the least
elect upon tho ruined nerve. One day
Tour months ago, young man who
taii his name was John II. MARTIN,
oallsd on hir. ROuis. Martin we
bind also. The cause Of II was parnly-
riu Of the nerve. He TOLD R0uss no had
heard proposition had been made 10
,ubjuol tho millionaire 10 ouo bundled
thousand volta Of electricity. la this
experiment there was danger AuI
Martin offered ~ take the treatment
fifst n koutB would pay fOr H. In
Gaze II killed Martin, Rouse life would
be saved. The noiiJn seemed good to
the blind millionaire, who said he would
cousiuer II. In n TOW days Martin gUt
Il letter from ltuuss IN which RIuss al.
viied hin. npniutt the experiment that
had been suggested. Il was la this way
that Martin became a sOrt Of lab rAtoTy
Tor those who wanted " win tue i, 900, .
900 OF rcd by ltOuH. When healer
comes 10 Mt. lt1uss with u plan for
curing him, Nj. Rouas tufns him over
T. Martin. Whenever Martin hndH
himself benefited by a treatment hB IN
90 lot Ruuss know of II. Thosa who
FAT. TO nelp Martin get nothing for
tuOlr paiue.
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Ezra Shepherds Death.

saturday Editor Maesot Of tho Uto.
nian received letter from n. q. &.
Rich Ut POcatollo In regard 10 the
death OF Ezra Shepherd, referred 10 In
the Provo column Saturday. Tue
letter IdOes not cont tain any particulars,
except letter from the coroner OF
Suisun, California quot Lewiston ~
before TepOTted), the coroner writes
that Ezra, who was n stranger, hal
been accidentally drowned In the Sac
Tanlent) river ON the 2bth OF Juna,aud
tho drowning was reported In the
NKws, though II was not known that
he was from Utah. A letter was
found IN Mr.. Shepherds pocket from
Mrs. Rich OF PooaISll0, signed "IOuT
loving sister Edna" The heading Of
this letter showed II WIS sent from
Pecatello, llGhO,and tho coroner wrote
10 "hllss Edna shepherd, POcatellU,
IdauO.D Mr. anu Mrs. Rich were ~
Soda Springs when the letter arrived,
but u few days ago Mt. Rich went
home 10 attenu 10 some business anu
his attention was called 10 the letter
addressed TO his wiiu In her maiden
name, aud when it WAS opened II was
iounu TO contain the sad news Of her
bT1theT's death. The mother OF the
young man Is dead; his father, Mr' NJ
L.. Shepherd, OF Beaver, Utah, has
been communicated with, anu MI
Maeset thinks the remains Of tho de-
ceased Will DO brought 10 Beaver Tor
ilterment. The deceased was thlTty'0ne
OF thitly.twO years OF age =: the time
VI his death.
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an EariI.h chnmplon Conquered.

LONDON, July l8.-Jas. Standbetry,
Australia, won the eculilng match
with "WnR" Harding, the English
champion OF the Thames today.
THIS wind and tide were favorable
for good race. Betting was even.
Harding won tho toes aud cnose the
Surrey side. After three ialse starts
the men got away nj $3.50 PM, Stand.
bury pulling 80, Harding 20 strokes 10
minute. A. the tweniy.6ocond
stroke Standbury led u length aud ut
900 yards from the start was two
lengths In the lead and took Hatding'a
water. The mile was made IN nin.
ulus aud % seconds, SlandbuTy leading
four lengths. At Hammefsmth the
Australian increased tho lead 10 tix
length tho time boisg minutes, II
tecondr, IL seconds letter than thu
record.
The race from this point 20 tho finish
was n mere procession, StAndbuTy
rowling easily and frequently looking
around 20 view the course. Barnes
bridge was reached In is minutes aud
Q seconds, stsndDury being eight
lengths ia front OF his competitor.
standbufy won easily. Time n
minutos oil seconds.
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DR.. IIiggins's Condition.

~ will bo remembered that Dr. &.
w. Higgins was 10 have taken part
In n chariot race on the Fourth, hut
that, owing TO the exorIion and excite.
msnt incident 10 his Preparations for
the contest ne became ~ and dcllfiou',
aud did not appear at tho time set for
the race. At last accounts he was no
better. Ever since the attack began
he has suffered from acute mania, and
strenuous efforts have 10 be rcsortrd to
TO control him. His condition IL said TO
be sotious, with no prospect Of the i'm.
mediate recovery Of health and reason.
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GOING TO DENVER.
Tie *. of l.. Band VIII Enter the Els.
teddf Il Contest

Sal! Lake City is TO DO well repre-.
sonted nj the Eitteddiod In Denver
next September. Tue Frat Division
baud Of the Knights oi PythiAs uni.
form rank, or the X. Of p. band, as II
Is commonly known, will enter the
contest, and for the purpose OF aiding
Thorn to reach Denver aud pay ex.
penses while there series OF concerts
will be given on Sunday afternoons
for few weeks al Saltair. Yesterday
the tlrsl one was given At the beach an
It was thoroughly enjoyed by q big
crowd Of people. Prot Anton Peder-
sou, conductor Of the banu, 10 writing
march 10 be played In Denver, which
will be- dedicated TO the cause OF silver
or 10 some prominent advocate Of the
rights Oi Ihu white metal. The baud
has recently had large photographs
taken containing the likSntssea OF
thitIy.seven members anu the work Of
MI. savage thereon IL artistic. Next
sunday II iaeXpeoled that the concert
At r lair viii draw an enormous
crowd,
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Frse sII,sr eonyentIon.

TOPEKA, Kansas, July l3.-Con.
NentiOuB were held Saturday IN 40
PARTISAN Free Silver convention which
meets here next Wednesday 10 send
~. Louie. Democrats, Populists anu
republicans participated IN the meet
lngsnnd 10 every county ne uomina.
lion OF William J. Bryan Tor President
was endorsed aud delegates Instructed
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DEMOCRATS WILL RATIFY.
pr,para iin' for tho Endorsement Of
Bryan und SeWall.
On Saturday, July II, Judge Powers
sent the following telegram tom
Chicago;

On Saturday, July IL, Judge Powers
sent the following telegram tom
Chicago;
Hon. Fisher Harris;
Delegation suggests noKt Saturday
night for ratification. ThoatOr best place.
HurHh for Bryan aud SOwalli
o. W. PowERs.
ihis message was response TO AL
inquiry telegTaphed from this city At
tue instance Of meeting Of prominent
Democrats held at the Kuutsford on
Saturday. IL was Immediately laid
before another meeting held IN the
Office OF Baskin 4 Hoge, which CON.
pTlsed number Of leading Democrats
VINO, with mere or less formality, be-
came general committee on ratlflca-
ton. This meeting decided to hold
great demonstration on the
day suggested, bus II WAS
thought the Thester would be entirely
inadequate for the occasion. The
meeting favored the placing Of the
seats Of tho carnival tribune, on the
vacant lot north OF the knutsforI,
which would furnish aooommOd ati0 Us
Tor from 5000 10 10000 people.
Ia Wow OF the strong silver senti-
ment among Republicans aud Popu.
lists, cOTuial invitation will be px-
tended 90 them tn take part IN the
great nesting. Ogden, Provo, Park
CITY and other towns will DO asked 10
swell the Dimensions Of the gathering
and tho amount OF the enthusiasm.
Tue following were appointed "a COM
mlt,ee to arrange for the meeting, with
the understanding that the open sir
project would he carried cut II found
practicable: DIR. ii. }. Faust, Joe
Cohen, W. III. Cassady, w. H.. b. Bar
nett, h. ID. Hoge aud George h. Blair.
Toe following were appolntei a
committee on finance; Judge Cherry
chairman; Il. +. Newell, Airs. Jules
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s.erthsrn Yaeh, cab Regatta.

RoTnEsAY, Firm OF Clyde, July 10.
There was another contest today DO.
tween the fret class yachts Meteor,
Britannia, SatanitA anu Ailss, In the
regatta OF the Northern Yacht Cub.
There was blowing, when the yRchts
got away, n whole sail breeze from the
southwest. The coufso was hfty miles.
The Meteor crossed the line fret at
ll;80 n. M, with Britannia close under
htr Ice. Satanita followed with Ailsa
right In tho wake.
Saint, Pcnitent and Niagara started
at II O'Clock TO sail thiTly-two mile
race.
Meteor won the rAcn for tho big
yachts
la Tho contest between 90.raterB,
Peuitont won with thu Saint second,
Niagara last.
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JUDGES ON VACATION
sup n,ioi OF In, 5, In tha District
tuurIg.

During last week members OF the
bar pelitionod the district Judges to nd.
ionrn court for vacation, and in re-.
sponso to the petition Judge Hlles on
Saturday last adjourned the criminal
branch Of the Third district court until
next Saturday. Whether the vacation
will be prolonged beyond that time Is
not definitely known. Judge Street,
on Saturday last, alec adjourned the
civil branch OF tho court until next
Saturday, with the undorslhndin that
" would then be adjourned until the
goth. Thus the JUICES, Wombofa Of
tho bar anu court attaches are having
q rest during the heated term.
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ct. LOUIS, July 1.-the impression
seems TO be trfOng among local Popu-
lists that II the Democratic ticket
named ut Chicago is Endorsed by the
Populitts' national convention, TO be
held here on the 22nd inst, II will be
after hard flght.
"Tcller Ia still our man. said n well
known POpulist aud silver party man,
"and watch what | tell you, We will
nominate him.
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ON sUsPI,ioN.
Twa women Arrested on Train and
turned over to the poiice.


turned over TO the roiice.
wAsnISUTOS, July Hilary J. J.
PocguN. Tor many years city registrar
u ~. Louis, died suddenly last night
on train In Ohio, between ktheus
and Pafkersbutg. HIS body was lelt
Mt the latter city.
Mt. Pocuek was apparently Ia good
health. About II O'Clock IA, q. Bell,
deputy United States commissioner OF
pensions, WAS awakened by an agou.
i1pd shrek nom Pooock'a perth, The
latter lumbied from his berth iuto the
aisle, ana soon after being removed TO
the smoking car, diod. The lower
berth over which POcock was sleeping
was occupied by two women, vino
were discovered rAusacking the deaf
name Clsthte. They claimed 10 be-
relatives Of Pooock. They were
turned over 10 the ParketHburg author.
lilies charged with petit iaTcony, with
the suspicion that they had druRgtd
R0cook Tor the purpose OF robbery.
They had .5lS which was supposed a.
have been taken from tho dead mans
clothes. The elder Of the two women
tnid sha was from Illinois and the
younger from 81. Louis.
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CHICAGO, July l2. - Five people
were allied, three fatally Injured and
score seriously hurt In wreck on the
Chicago a Northern Pacific railroAd
tonight.
Tine wrecked train was the fret sec
ton from picnic which had been
held at Schiller park, about twelve
miles west OF the city. Tho picnic was
held under the auspices Of the Ancient
Order " United WoIkmen, anu fully
5000 people were in attendance. The
nfet section consisted Of thirteen cars
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an informal meeting held hero thi,

an informal meeting held here this
morning.
Senator Jones Of Arkansas before
leaving for Warrington, saidi "Ihete
viii be- another meeting OF the new
national committee some time during
the next thrUo wtUks, NJ which the
subject Of changing headquarters will
DO more fully considered. You will DO
safe In saying that iu oil probability
the cnmpaign Of 1895 will bn directed
itom huatquartors located IN Chicago.
] am In favor Of change from New
York f0t many reasnna."
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In Honor Of Maud and charIes

LONDON, July lathe Prince and
Phnceases Of Wales, In behalf Of the
queen, gave n garden party ut Buck.
inghnm palace this afternoon In honor
Of Pfincess Maud Of wales, who l. to
bc married 10 Prince Charles OF Den.
mAtk on wednesday. The state rooms
Of tho palace were thrown open 10 tho
ruosls, Of whom there were about 5000.
Ambassador BayAtd aud Chauncey
M. Depew were present.
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Christian EndsAyar.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-For the
last DAY of tho annual convention OF
Christian Endeavor the weather was
fine. Tho anlmating purpose OF the
committee arranging tho program had
been 10 wind up with genuine effort
ami TO this end "ConseoTation0 was
the last days work. The early morn.
ing prayer meetings In thirty odd
chutchtH were devoted 10 this topic.
The forenoon meetings in the tents, al.
though primarily In the nature OF 10.
tornatlonai rallies, were strongly tine.
tuTed by mn oyangelistio spirit.
In two tents the WORLDS reunion OF
Christian Endeavor controlled the
whole morning program, while In tho
third the suffering Armenians was the
sole t0piu OF discussion. In tent
Washington, Rev. wayland presided.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. +.
ID. Green OF Van, Armenia; Miss Re.
becoa htlkorian OF AlntAb, Turkey, on
tho scene OF One OF tho massaores, and
Mrs. Margaret Loituh OF Jatina, Cey.
lon. The last named made a strong
impression on the enthusiastic nu.
dlsnce by her eloquent appeal to the
AmericsuH TO aid ATmsnians, typified
by her encompassing Miss KrikoriAn
In the folds OF tho American flag. The
feature OF the proceedings was an adj
dress by Rev. b. Fay Mills OF Fort
EdwRr1, n. Y, treating the Armen.
ian question from ils aspect RH an In.
ternati0nal affair, lie made hostile
illusions to United States minister
Terrell because no advised the with
dTawAl OF American missionaries from
the points u danger. lilo criticized
bitterly the PTssiIeut for failing 10
iuteIiere with Turkey while, as he
alleged, tJmoutiug a quarrel with
Great Britain over Venezuela.
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TOLEDO, July l3-Two incenaiary
fires occurred last night ana at one Vi
them n policeman and fireman were
badly hurt. The accident occurred nj
the planning mill OF McClaren anu
spTaguo was totally destroyed. The
llts will approximate 100000. While
this ire was raging, second one broke
out At tho Toledo Knitting c0mpany's
works which was exilnRuiehed with o
email lOap. Both fires Were evidently
VI iuoendiaTy origin.
A third Gail also came about the
same time from tho new st. CHARLES
hotel but the bluzs there was unimpor-
tuut.
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CHICAGO, July 49, Isaac n. Camp,
n pioneer la tho music trade 10
Chicago, WOrld's Far director and
member Of several prominent Chicsgo
elubs, died suddenly ut Geneva Lake,
Via, on SUNDAY. The exact cause Of
death Is not known.
Mr.. Camp had been a sufferer for
some lime from stomach trouble, but
tbs niIment was never aaouToe OF alarm
~ himself or his irionde.
Az the time Of his death Mr.. Camp
was a treasurer OF the Root memorial
iund, and took n lively Interest IN the
great concerts given at the Coliseum
July L..
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, July lathe
following waa received this morning
by w. n. HaldeInau, president Of tho
COuTieT-Journal company;
GENEVA, Switzerland,
July 10, via French cable.
Walter Haldeman, Louisville. KY:
Another ticket cur only hope. 10
ompTomise with dlshOnJL stand
firm.
HENRY WATTERsON.
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ALausinE bank Faii,.

LAHsISu, Mich, July l3,-Ths
Peoples saving bank failed 10 open
tubs morning aud will 20 into the
hands ~ n receiver. The bank h
capitalized at 100000. The failure 10
realize on assets to inset conslant With
drawals IL given as q cause OF the sus-
pension. rho savlngs deposits have
been reduced 10 less than sac, 900.
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CHICAGO, July l8.-Patriok Carney,
90 yeara OF age, was kicked 10 death
last evening by James Wilson. The
sllliug was the result Of family row.
Ihe murderer tried to escape Atgor
kllling his man, hut was caught after
harI run by Police OniCer Ryan.
Ihe murder was "A most brutal affair,
Wilson fairly stamping the life out VI
Tue old man.
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HESRY wATTERsoE


NASHUA, N. H., July ls.-C. a..
Subway, representing the Now Hamr-
shire delegation, han telegraphed
Chairman Amy Of the state committee
to call a convention to determine what
position shall be- assumed by the Now
Hampshire Democrats with reference
" the silver question.
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CHICAGO, July Ia the sub.com.
mitlee vi the notification committee
have decided TO lot tho members Of tho
notification committee return TO their
homes, where they will be Informed In
a few days Of tho iiWo Of notifying
Bryan ana SewAll Of heir nomination.
This viii bo decided by tue executive
committee.
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CHICAGO, July IL. Members OF the
Democratic national committee are
unanimously In favor OF establishing
sub-heAdquaTteTs al Chicago. Many
wish the Maine headquarters removed
from New York TO Chicago. The com.
mittss discussed this proposition o.
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BIG PLATE GLASS ORDERS.
Il. e. VI, I. aud H. Mccormick block
llacc In urauca nj Home.

Since the announcement was made
that the Home Fire Insurance COM
yany had decided to insure plate glass
against breakage, the agents have been
given number OF hue risks which
had formerly gone to outside conf
paules. Saturday Grant 4 Co., the
general agents OF the Home, were
given an order TO insure all the plate
glaIs in the u. &. NJ, L. building aud
the Mccormick bank block, Two VI the
largest aud best risks IN tho city. Tuis
il an evidence Uf the appreciation OF
he Homes new department, which
viii DO vsry gratifying alike 10 Ito
nj 5eys aud all who believe in uphold
ing local enterprises.
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HAVANA, July l8,--Adyices from
SauGiago DO Cuba report that an on
gagement has been fought between
spanish troops and insurgents under
Jgse Maoeo, In which Captain Mens0n
aud other Cuban leaders were killed.
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LONDON, July l3.-At 81. Georges
church, Hanover square, tomorrow,
Mls. A. $. KIP will b. married q Mir.
J, Bakor. Both are OF New York. a
special liceuse has been granted. An.
bassador Bayard will give tho bride
away.
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LEWISTON, Maine, July l3.--Sllon
chase, the originator OF tho Green
Back movement OF 1884 AMI who has
been SPOKEN Of for President ON the
Populist ticket, has declared for Bryan
ana sowal. He advises the Populists
10 endorao them ut ~. Louis.
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A Clerical nsiority.

HRUssELs, July l8.-Completo 70.
lurns OF the election ior members Of
tho Chamber Of Representative show
1906 clerioals, is liberals, 20 socialists.
This gives the cleflcals majority Of
~
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selection. Ia southern Utah.

Mr.. Ferron will, Ia n day or two,
make an elaborate report 10 the State
land board Of his selections IN southern
Utah. The board will hold n meeting
for the purpose OF hearing the report
and tfansaolinH other business.