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Lagoon improvements.

The owners aud managers OF the
Lagoon at Pennington, sixteen miles
north OF the city, are doing all In their
power to bring that resort ~ the front
as a place for summer amusement, the
latest move in that direction being the
purchase Of musical instrument
called the Orchestrion which has Just
arrived from Germany,an which Will
play to the dance of the patrons OF that
resort. It's COst was in the neighbof.
hood Of SO 900, and with a large dane.
ing pavilion, and a lake upon which a
sail can hG sakop, besides other anus
ing features, Manager Bamberger
expects TO do good businets. The
opening will probably occur Moy Let
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OF more completes knowledge OF the
principles 81 tue Gospel Worthy
children OF worthy sires were wanted
today, men anu women willing to obey
Ia rlghteouHnes' ami not inclined to
condemn tue Pncsthood for their de.
yolion to the work entrusted to them,
tor such spirit wouli toni TO the con-
drmnEtl1u OF those encouraging IT.
An extract from a revelation con-
tanned In the Doctrine aud Covenants,
was read to prove that tho exercise of
the PrlS'thuod must be according 10
the principles OF rlghteousness anu
long.s, II ring. This disproved the
as-efli u VI the ouemies OF the
work, to the effect that the people were
ptlost.Iiddeu. Another extract was
read, prOnounclng woes upon those
who, tnruu h tneir own .uprlghteous.
uese, we've led to lift up the noel
nenipst the Priesthood OF Coz. He
closed with a testimony to the power
uf God resting with ihOse who exor.
ciled their Pfiesthcb1 on tho Vrinci.
ples OF rig b tcousueap, and Ia exhuTta-
ton 10 renewed piihtul ess aud
dilire oe II the part OF the Balnts.
TIE choir Fang:
Prom whence como all these people whom l
seer
Buuediction by Elder David IL.
Cannon.
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From the Northern States.

The NEWS had call today from
Elder Joseph Empey of Idaho Falls,
who returned Last WEEK from the
Northern States mission field. He lett
thia city on his outward journey June
|, 1895, and labored while away In the
states OF Indiana, Illinois and Missouri,
where he reports the WORK to be pro.
crossing nicely, The people are
hOspitRble and treat the Elders with
much respect. After his release Elder
Empey went to Jefferson City, Mo-,
where 10 attended a conference OF the
Saints held IN the Capitol building Ia
that city. He had good health and has
enjoyed his lhbors very much.f
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TONIGHT's ATHLETIC BOUT.
The Sharkcy. Williams Contest TO BE
Freed d By Another Friendly
Encouutor.

The Sharksy-Willlsms spsrrlng OK.
hibitlon at the Tunnel tonight begins
Immediately nfter the usual prelim.
mary exercises which on this coca.
elon viii consist CT an acrobstlc turn
by Frank Barker and Eugene Burns.
a. juggling show by Mr..
Thomas, vaudeville high kicking
by Hugh Rippetoe, aud a four.tou nd
friendly houl between John Rnd Geo.
simpson. The preliminarles viii begin
soon after O'clock, ana the bell will
sound for the main event at or near
$3.50.
An eighteen.foot elevated roped
arena has brer put In IN the center Of
the tunnel, and chair raised seat nc
Communications for a big crowd placed
arou nd. The prospects are tina; the
exhibition will be- heavily patroniEsd.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.


into his permaneut possession. Our
first attention should be given 10 q d,
and other matters cOuld be- attended 10
a. subsidiary considerations. He
apoke of the magnitude OF the hrld
abroad; there wsa another OF equal
importance vt home among our child
rem, and all should labor for
the development OF Zion. Our neigh.
bora here should be instructed and
warned. The responsibility VI this
labor was upon us. 1t was nm Import
ant duty and ought TO be discharged.
Why was 1t that our prayers we're
not always answered? Because we
had not done our full duty and had
not prayed alright. Some Of the
young Elders who had gone abroad
were receiving abundant answers TO
their prayers. This had not been the
case as rule when they were at
home. This was because they were
now energetIcally In the line OF their
duty, In full activity In the work OF
the Lord, who responds TO their faith
and efforts combined.
Elder Lyman then dwelt upon the
harmony OF the operations OF the
order OF the Priesthood, with special
reference to the functions OF the FirSt
Presidency to preside over the Twelve,
who labored under the direction Of the
three. He invoked the blessing OF
God upon the people.
The anthem:
Grant uS peace, o Lord,
was sung by the choir, the duet part
being rendered by Brother Thomas
Ashworth and Sister Mabel Cooper.
Benedlction by Elder Jonathan q.
Kimball.
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e.. c. NJ. rs GOOD SHOWING.
Election of Officers Tor The Ensuing
Year-1he Presidents Report.

At 1880 pm. today tho general
meeting OF ths stockholders OF z. @.
NJ. /. occurred Mt the instltution's
Office, this city. There wese pwards
Vi $500 shares represented out OF u
possible 1870. In the absence OF the
president anu ce.presidenl, Hon.
George q, Cannol was elected chair
man. Tho presidents twenty. eighth
annual report was real by the ssore.
lary.
After expressing his pleasure that
tho business Of the institution had TX
cseded that OF the preceding year, he
stated that the all ,irs o, the In stltu.
ton generally were in better condi.
tlon than for some years pact.
The amount OF outstanding debts
due the institution had ieen
lessened, ami other reductions
had been made In the values OF
machinery and Their items liza bic to
wear and tear. With the exception OF
the branch at Provo the Institutions
branches have not una 10 very salts.
factory showing. This could be
accounted for owing to tbs strlngoncy
OF the times ana the fact that they
were carrying larger stocks than " as
absolutely necessary.
The sal's Tor lhe year have agrra.
gated s. So 367.54. Ab,ut quarter
Of million moe than year ago. There
hHd teeu paid to the express sud rAfl,
road companies ,oT freight sl73. 81 4 So.
Tho cash receipts Tor the year have
been S2,769.9 0.s6. After making
Gil allowances net profit
for the year was left OF
sllIlS5I4. Elghty-six thousand one
hundred ana sixty dollars OF this wac
set Dside TO pay the coming years divi.
iend OF per cent
Tue dividend oL4 PER cent for tho
hhn year declared uH March l5ih last
Is payable on the l5.h OF tho present
month.
In closing bic report the president
stated that Bll must have realized
the great am u lies experiences
Gnring The past TWO or three
years Ia ey"dirling all kinds
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NEW YoRK, April 4.-No public
spirited ciuEsn mas yet been found q
back The North pole scheme on the
lines proposed by Lieut.. Peary. To.
day Lieut.. Peary confirmed the news
that ne had been detached from duty
at brooklyn navy YRru and ordeted 10
report for duty at the Mare Island
Navy yard at Vallejo, CAL, April 26.
phis change OF station Lieut.. Peary
saye. VIII not interfere with the carry.
Ing out Of his plans for reaching the
North pole, the details OF which were
submitted TO the American GeoErsphi.
cal society attic last meeting,
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The choir rang the hymn whict
bosInt:


The choir rang the hymn which
boslnp;
we'ro not ashamed to own our Lore
And worship linn on earth.
Prayer by Elder IL Oh SmoOl.
Singing by the cnoir OF the hymn
cOmmeLcinl:
Though Gecp'ning trials throng your way
Press on press on, yo SAINTS OF God.
Ere long the resurrection day
WA spread - light aud truth abroad.
ELDER JJIiN W. TAYLOR
oil the council of Apostles, addressed
the Conference. Speaking OF the
gathered Saints, he said That Isaiah
had predicted, in hiB second chapter,
the establishment OF the LORD. house
IN the tops OF the mountains, and the
flowing Of people oil all nations toward
o.; tie iulflllment OF this prophecy
constituting Oue Of the most remarkable
signs u. the times. These people had
been gathered IN accordance with the
prophecy OF jeremiah, that hunters
ana fishers should be- sent forth 10
gather the hoLeBI in heart from all ma
iioue. Tho speaker had dove
little In this direction duriug the
last few months. He urged the
people to consider tho signs OF tho
time, 81 order u understand their
significance. One OF these was the
preaching OF the Guspel 10 all nations,
preparatory to the coming OF Christ In
clouds OF heaven and the end OF tho
world. Thls message Included the
call 10 repentancs Gud the fOTeaking OF
evil, anu tho proclamation of the es.
tabllnhment OF the Church OF Christ
with all It's officers ana ordinances.
The unity OF tue iRiih predicted by
PAul was beiug departed from by the
various teots Of the world, Ia that they
rejected certain officers aud principles
which Jesus declared were necessary.
The messengers OF the Church pre-
claimeI to these people the fuluess OF
the Gospel, AMI the complete organ.
izatiOu OF the Church with all its
officers Intact, Rnd with all tho gifts
OF the Holy Ghosl, inoiudinE the
spirit Of prophecy, by which spirit all
the great predictions OF the pact were
made. The sealing power md the
other blessings promised by Christ to
Peer and tie other Apostles, were in
the Church today, anu were 0fIsfel
freely TO tue world Tor tbeir belief and
practice. He bore strong testimony
30 the power OF God as manifeste1
I lr-ugh his Prophet Wil.ord Woodruff
for the advancement OF God's pur.
poses.
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q CANNON
delivered disclutse upon the proper
training OF our clildren, Ru1 the
great Importance OF the faithful being
represented IN tho future generation
OF the people Of God by righteous
p1stsrlly bearing the everlasting
Priesthood. In connection with this
theme he spoke at some length upon
the gathering the Saints, charac.
terlzlng Il as most marvellous move.
ment, which had no parallel in his.
tory, anu the development of tho
purposes Of the Lord In our day. He
also spoke with great power upon the
OF the Priesthood OF the Son
OF God and the utter folly OF those
who imaginel IL would 90 wrong.
The anthem, Toe Nations Bow to
5atAn's rhrsil, was aung by the
choir, solo part by Sister Lizzie
Thomas. Edwards.
BenedicIion by Elder Chas. w.
Psnrose.
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OF bubinsss. II was therefore very
gratifying to him, and no doubt would
be to the Stockholders, to know that 80
large and diveTtified luiiness as that
OF the Institution had met with this
substantial measure OF success.
Al today's meeting the following
officers and directors were elected for
the ensuing term; President, Wiliord
Woodrun; vice president, George q
Cannon; secretary, Tho mas G.. WeO.
b =; treasurer, Il. w. Carlson.
Dlreclora--Joseph +. Smith, Heher
j. Grant, George Rlmney, John II.
winder. II. Dlnwoodoy, p. T. Fatus'
worth, John II. Barnes, John H,
Smith, e. NJ. Lyman, hntbon Ii.
Lnnd, VIM. Ii. Mcintyre.
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The case OF the |. IL. Dewey Furni.
lure company OF al VS. Nevs & Child ct
al Is tried before Judge Hilea today
plaintiffs allege irnui In the assign.
ment OF tue defendant In 1894. and
ask that tho preferences given Emma
ID. A. Berieleen Nevs, in the deed of
assignment for 81 2Ss.S5, be declared
null and void anu that they be award.
go Judgment in she cum w 81 1854.
Judge Cherry appointed John a.
street today feietee in the case OF Yeu
On va Wan Lung ct al.
Case OF Joseph Moesser OF al We
jos pr 3. Grow ct vi on hearing be.
fore judy. Plaintiff sues 10 recoyer
the sum Of s756.el for alleged breach
Of contract ia erecting new school
building In 1893 nj Hunter.
The usso OF Salt Lake County We
joseph r. Morris has been continued
until the September term OF court.
Susie SmiIhsOn filed So, 900 damage
suit against the Pullman Palace Oar
company In the Third district court
this afternoon alleging Injuries re,
ceived on Defendants car at Milford
10 October, 1896.
Joseph IL. HSslam filed suit TODAY
ngsinBt James N. Haslam, alleging
that he Is owner OF certain premises IN
this city aud that on the 2nd OF April
the defendant entered upon tho samu
without his consent auu projected to
destroy certain fence thereon. He
asks that the defendant be re.
quiTed TO stste what Interest
tao has IN the premises and thai
he be awarded 500 damsgss and coats
OF euit aud that temporary lpjunc.
lion be Issued TtstraiDing aud el join.
ing him from dOlng iurther damsge 10
the premises.
The state board OF examiners were
in session 10 ay and expect to reportth the
rames 81 successful applicants tomur.
row afternoon,
The Utah Kindergarten association
wishes to extend tJ DR.. !. Il. ralmage
lis hearty thanks for Friday eveuiuR's
lecture, A Vlsit to Pompeii. The Ice.
ture was thoroughly appreciated by
the large audience present ana was n
, uocess IN every particular.
John RindlIsbReh, a native Of Swiiz
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Utah Bee Keepers Association.

The Utah Bee X sepers' assoctation
met this morning in the JOINT bui dinf
The iollswinglplaces were reureseutec:
Heber, Holiday, Kaysvl Ie, Bounu.
inl, Benjamin, Bear River CITY, IL Ike
View, Fiain City, Salt LIKE City,
Nephi, Provo, Springville and Elsi
more.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term; Il. q. Lovesy,
president; q. Hone, vice president;
J. b. Tagg, secretary and treasurer;
q. Il. GATetl, assistant seoretsry.
Talks on the bee question were made
by Messrs. Lovesy, Mckay, Scott and
LlncOIn.
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OVERFLOW nEEFINa.



Sunday Afternoon, April A.
Elder George TessdAle presiding.
Opening hymn by the Temple choir:
Come come 20 Saints.
No toll nor labor fear.
Prayer by Elder Abraham Hatch;
Singing:
Hsrk the song of jubilee.
ELDER ANTHoN IL. LUND
OF the quorum OF Apostles was the
firAt speaker. He began by referring
to the TemETks made at the morning
session OF the Conference and stated
that 1t was gratifying to hear how the
work OF the LORD was progressing In
tho earth. He touched upon the %.
serva nee OF Fact Day and showed the
blessings 10 be- derived from Obedience
TO that law. In closing the speaker
expressed his pleasure at being privi.
legged TO meet with the Saints in an
nnal conference and asked God TO
blessaIl.
ELDER q, j. FJELSTED
made few remarks. lie spoke OF the
great Importance OF all OF the Saints
having q testimony OF the truth OF the
work In which they were engaged. IL
was something that all VINO did not
have should strive for in order that
their faith might be strong. In this
connection prayer was an essential
feature, for without 1t the Saints could
no. remain 10 communion with Deity.
Concluding Elder Fjelsteh bore his
testimony TO toe iruthfulness Of the
latter-dsy work, ut the same time
urging all to get the spirit OF their
respective oRllingr, referring paItlcu'
larry to the calling OF a teacher.
solo and chorut, Come ali Sc sons Of
ZoD, by William Paruos ana choir.
ELDER GEORGE TEAsDALE
OF the Council OF Apostles ad.
dressed the congregation. His re-
mAtke dealt with the bless.
iugs bestowed upon the Saints
from time TO time, and the apprecia.
lion that should be felt by the recep.
ents of those blesslDgs. BcriptuTal
evidence was cited 10 snOw the second
coming OF Christ and alto that many
would shut themselves out OF his
presence, because Of their wicked
Aclg. The neglect OF the people to
reverence Deity ms they should was
referred to-, the speaker 0hoving the
disaster which would follow such
course.
ELDER SEYMOUR II. YOUNG
was the,closing speaker. He referred to
President Woodruff's fsvorlts hymn,
"9od mOves'in mysterious way" anu
cited in support OF the words thereof,
the condition in which tho Elders OF
tho Church went out to preach the
Gospel, and the success attending thelr
Lahore. A few Incidents connected
with the life OF President Woodruff
were read by the speaker, the same
same having beon written on the oc.
cnsion OF the celebration OF the sub.
jecl's niuetielh birthday. Il showed
the success attending President Wood
ruh'S labors 10 the ministry, he at the
time travelling without purse AND
scrip. The verses recited upon the
presentation of q bouquet of ninety
resRB TO President Woodruff, were also
read 10 the congregation, the speaker
concluding by bearing mis- testimony
anu urging all to DO faithful as the
leaders OF the Church were faithful.
The choir sang;
know that my Redeemor liyeL
Behediction was pronounced by
Elder Alonzo IL. Raleigh.
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Notes and Personals.

Saturday evening Col. Dodge and
Mr.. Il. Il. Mum went east together in
Col DOdge'H private car. There is O
suppostion In tho minde OF many
people, some OF whom are o1nr DC o
with the case that the Provo canyon
right OF way suit Will be compromise q,
and that possibly tho power dam PEG.
pie Will move farther up the canyon
where their dam would not necessitate
a raise in the grnde OF the railway, al.
though there seems to be nothing
known positively In regard to the
matter.
It has been found that the A meric m
Fork man, Mr.. Marshall, had not cen
at the Live Yankee mine where
Lorenzo JorCenssn persisted in n
snowslide ON February 9th, since that
date, as it WAS supposed that be hat,
but still 1t lie believed the men ut the
mine could have communicated thu
fatality TO the parents before they did =.
The posse which went up to tho mile
Friday to sec II the body couil be
recovered is expected back today.
MIe. NJ. w. Wool, wife OF Professor
Wooli OF the Brigham Young suaJr.
my, has returned from ST. George,
Huc4t sue mas Itsihtl htNcfAI n1Outus.
Sue has suffered from lung trouble Tor
some time past aud has been gielIly
benefited by he; soi0urn in Dixie
durilg the wlnter month";.
4 fire started in the Higbse ro=y in
this city Saturday morning In room
occupied by VIM. y. Mel, colored.
The prompt arrival OF the fire depart
ment saved the building. About $50
worth Of damage wnsl done. A defec-
tive fiue caused the IRE.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 Gravel Simmons, aged 10, ana
Clara Obsghausley, aged 10, both Of
Payson; and Joseph a. Moron, ages
20, ana Ellen j. King, agei 20, both
OF American Fork.
Friday evening Elder Heber ].
Grant delivered an Interesting and
Instructive lecture before the Brigham
Young Academy POlysophical society
on Home In lustTy.
1t is now reported that the Salt Ink
Opera com psny viii favor our citize. 9
with the presentation OF PIT enc. IA.
tbs opera house at an early GATE.
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NASHVILLE, April 5.--The steamer
John w. Hart WINS burned u. Gran.
Vile, 200 miles from Nashville on the
upper Cumberland river at On carly
hour today. The cargo was dtstroyed,
but no loss Of life Is reported. rhe iite
was eau ed by the upi et.iug OF stove
Ia the pilot htu.e.
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NEW York, April 5-Mts. Flz
hugh Lee, vile Of the consul general
st Havana, arrived today on the Ward
Line steamer City OF Washingto n nc.
companied by the daughter OF Mics E.
Lee.
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Al me TAnERNACLE.,
second Day. April 9th - MORNING
Session.
The choir sang the hymn which
boglns:
HatEi listen To the trumpotersS
They SOUND for volunteers.
Prayer by Elder Seymour B. Young.
Singing by tue choir OF the Bymn
which begin;
Glorious Things arc sung OF Zion.
tuochs city scou'of old,
Where tho righteous being perfect
Walked with God ON streets OF gold.
ELDER JOHN HENRY SMITH,
Of the Council Of tht Apostles, was
the hrst speaker. He hoped that the
feeling prevalent at tho oloee OF each
conference, that II had been the best
ever held, would prevail ut the close OF
the present one, and that tue people
could carry win them TO their homo
the true spirtt OF the lattef-dny work.
he referred TO ths honor lelt and
shown toward President Wsoiru1, by
all claHsCH OF psUpie, on account
sturdy Integrity Tor the cause he
hnd espoused, ana SAIL chat this
was the lust miId Of all who
hau manifested such noble character.
islcs. Many great characters were iu
existence nc the present time, some VI
whom were past tine time OF great &C.
ohVity, bus who had won Tor them.
telvSs iamu which would incIsase
with the lapse Of time. Justice was
rarely done SUCH persons by their con.
Temperatures, on account OF their fail.
ipge being eO manifest GurlHg their
nNes, aud no doubt such wuuld be the
case with tho venerable leader Of the
uhuFch. HIS life had Deen an exam.
pie oil eksutst, humble seil-devoIiop,
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Only o. TO Ogden aud Ro,urp VIA ~,
or"E"" short Zine, Friday. 9th,
For the Patience oxcnrsiop r.,
ihoiudihv performance, 81 90. spec,Si
ram leaves at pm, returning ans
performance. 3''t
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While attending Conference nall
, ,ne Fideiiiy Rupture Cure Co. aS %a
4SO Atlas block, and learn bnw' nv.
eau DO cured OF hernia, or have on Sou
sultntion. eo con-
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STOCKS ANN mAHKErs.


NEw YoRK. April b.-Trade dragged heavily
at the opening OF stock market, IransActions
being Few and far Iolween, The tendency
was toward lower level, but the rooesaonh
were generally unimportant
The market developed into improved selling
on demand for grAngoTs and industriAls
ntter II O'Clock under which the prires mar.
uohed ttacuon all around. The ton figure of
the morning waH touched The bond ,nsrket
ulsplhyed little feature, but the prices were
generally well held Tho Gales Of rtoeks ri
noon were 9l20j0. -
Trading was exceedingly light and largely
confined to CshlerB. London quotations of
prices Tor Americans were NOT as good ~ a,l !.
pected Out arbiIrAge operations were trivial
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n b,99 slt April BIB. and NJ. iso; n
NEW foRK. April D.
Copper easy, brokers il7l; exrh.,.
Leau quiet brokers' $40; cxebanse iliH''f.
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Excursion 10 ogden Friday, gu. III,
the Oregon short Zine.
Fare for the round ,rip onlv Il
Special train leaves at 6 ma. ~
turning, leaves Ogden after ibe cra,a
Fare, including perfor nance, 81 90.
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For sale by z, C. NJ. J., CLARK ~
dIedge s. Co., Western Hardware -
Salt Lake Hardware CO., and Geo. n
Lowe, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Mems ell-silk figured Ties, loo
NEW YORK CASH sroRh --c'
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No T ICE: !
800

Several cases of goods having beer
misplaced at the depot warehouse, W.
were unable to place the Spring Wraps
and Millinery on sale for Friday and
Saturday. The wraps are now unpacked
and ready for inspection. No one can
overlook this great opportunity in sup.
plying their needs of Mems and Boys'
Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Fur.
nishing Goods, Jackets and Capes at
the
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The charges Of felony against f. A.
H0lbrJok anu +. A. Cary were dis.
minsed by Judge NlrIell this morn.
ing on motion OF the prosecution.
Dsiendante were Indicted by the
grand Jury ia September, 1896, on
three separate counts, on the charge of
9iisring a brittle TO Selectnel J0hn 4.
Cah0On, Joseph X. Morris anu Simon
Bam5erger, with intent to Influence
lhen in the matter Of the purchase oil
JJunty furniture for the Joint build
ing.
FIg Ter CHANCES HIS PLEA.
janice Fhzsr plead guilty. bsiore
Judge NOrreli today to common as
sault he was originally charged with
assault with deadly weapon, on one
Ssrah Pine, on the l6 OF last Feb.
tuRiy.