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Hi 1 1 DESERET EVENING NEWS.
H ji Riunio mat rDT iiftfTtn,
fl L -HE DE3e'rETU'n'eV3 CO.
H til ciiAoirn w irjtitcnc, tuiion.
HVh ll,iirtef, tietemt,r s, ll,
Hiii '
Hm uiii he tiii: in m (milium
Hffi,' Tnr rrrt of the InTe-lhratlon In.
HjS for the. committee of the City Council
Hsfl on Ilia cliirgm eijnln.t llt tnic t,
fH! at iil.llhcd In the DrerniT Nmrt,
Hij ; Iim created ttroni fcell nit anions; Ilia
Hf! . publlo In faior nf police reform. Al
HJG though tho Iti-mlrjr wat carrli.l
Hf ' un In tecret, fur which, ruap,
Ht i Kino tound reaeona may hae
BjR , ixIkU-iI, l.ut on which th ullln
HuC I ! aru rather doubtful, It Iim acrve-d it Rood
Hnj i imMIo iurpo. It hai brought lo Ibo
HHn r turfaco evil that might liao wrought
HU !, much Injury lo the city, aud directed
i"-"-"8 'm i' attention lo them In a manner that
j ! will compel definite action for llielr
i t-omctlon.
A we pointed out latl ef enllnt, the
J lwrr to regulate apiinlritrtient anJ
ji rrmoTal of (.ill i I In tha ham! of
i tha Mayor. Tha confu.lon that aroM
IB In tha Council after tha ado lion of Iho
Uk minority report, need not Interfere In
ft any way with the rnurra of that lune
II llonary. Tho uhllo look to tha Mayor
ft to laku roni t action ou thl. Important
if matter.
ft Mayor Mit.lt li a tonxniallta inao,
I naturally aTrrte lo anything rn.h, anil
ih If atiy-hlng a litlla too tlml I In nttert
lr lughluiMlflticintrgaiirlei. Till, liny
In U rtfrrat lo to oTrrofllcloutiie, hut
Y?. wa think In tha pru-nt lntanca lie
JI thould not .ioIUt tu rli to Iheoeca
if alon ami mala the chanum which In
MW (ill '''' J"'1"""1 'u nocctary, after the
Hl6 'ft etpoaure that hare heen mala ami
HCJ2 ilf Hip ibllc feeling that baa lcn thereby
HHH Jlf nrtiUKil. Ill exerclw of the inweri
HHH) ij confirm! iinn hltn l.y lath choilir
Rf f anil ordinance In reference to tha
HS ji nolle will eolea the iroblom lift on
lBHJE IE thu liiudt of tho Council, li rue the
JHKm J forcoof lla dLcordaiit tlinientt, pro
LHuik' P moto ulillG confidence-, mid receive
JRRxi J I luoeuinilofouriit cllliem.
Dtfi (H Comparlton are odlout, II l ml I.
IBltj if Wa will therefore not altini'l to com
IUKa ill inialhe freaent with the part llco
IMtS SI) terrlce eome parllxtn alleinitln
laHISlt IK do, although we might do 1 without
HlaHK 111 any dl.credlt lo former ofllcltl. We
HKn!C i!'i "" ""' "'"'' l,,rlytuJ' orjiartyam.
munition. Withluktha wellareof the
ilty la above all aicli coiialdtratlon.
J or tha iiuiillc hcu utid tho aupj rc
rlou, or at leiut the reatrlrtlon of rlca
auJ thox. oviU which airend cnrru
tlon and dliorder In the comnmnlty,
eume clianiteaara aUoIutely ueieaaary.
It la for the Mayor lo deleriulne what
they thall Ui and to make them with,
out delay. The reapoullblllty reU
Uon hlnk The blame will U hi. If
the needed reforma aro not ImmtdUttr
ly eOectcd. lhetlmeliM come toacU
1M the Major do liU duty without
limitation ami without renard to arty
or to any thing i l.e but the i ubllu Int. r
eat, and he will l au.talntrd by all
wlioee iU tort I. of jierinanenl value.
Iff I 3; tiii: iirvn mi'i;iiiR'is.
nil I '
PES 'lil Tiirlteiinbllcaii Territorial coiiven.
jifl W i (, tlon, hrldlnthl.ilty ou WHueeday,
'It l waa a ( Irlteil and lniortaiit Kather
111 M) Ingof iublloinen from all jarleof the
Lil' lit $ Territory. It deniouitrated tho fjet
Mlli Of I 11 that tho rly la alive on! growing,
Ml ! IS and that what have tUliued all
i jK If alouglatrue, that I., the dlvl.lon on
ill Sal itf natloual rty llt.ua hu not lein
If m fr' merely a camlgu movement, but n
J 9r jit cu'iuAdeorganltttlonof jrtteaandla
Mill lu an abiding Imuo In Utah.
Hi! flu 'vn wuu' nt taa lln. to
nBa III coma In re from the remote partaof the
H Territory, at great labor anl cot In
Blll'li 'l "''' l,u"y ""' 'or '"nnra, iiiiI.h
LDatil if' they ha I lutere.ta at heart Hint aru
UnT iu greater than mireteiiiiorary alUlra.
HHj jp Tho lleiubllran irly In UUh i.
Blllifillrl cirtalnla rmvieiit In.tltutlou, not.
3111 111 H wlth.taudlng tho fact (hat the Demo.
iHullKti craUllrd o lare a majority of tho
iMffil Hi votea at the genernl election. And
HnilieH that Ita taUMi la by no uuana alorlom
U'ffflllf 1ioa, will t iroveu, wo tctlove, at a
Mar lllti iiotdi.tautd.itc. T.here are thouaanda
EliJI of JUpubllcttuawhohave not )it la.t
jttwllllr oil tho Iron liaudi of eo cillid "J.llr
SfKj'nL all.oi,M and luiny iltlxvu. who have
HBIlllcr 1C1 3t dekriiilned which way they
IrilK wlllturutoglvu their Hltlcal alUcl-
JIiImJu ance, uud the wholu nuiuUr will
HUH I prova UrgiMiioujlitomaknlt(ullolu-
rftHllti tereatlng for thtlr now trluni hunt
lildTMlB political oppononla. Tho 1U publican
1 1 !( are urganlicdtto lltunnd they miaii
IB llllS toeta).
HftrJIG1. Thn reaolutloua adapted a re In many
VwHIlK renptcla admirable, iho definition of
Ijlf pojailat tight and thu relation of tho
fllr' jowira of the Katlou aud tho rvie
111 live BUIe will not bo complained of
IIRiinlw '' "'"nii.torlciitalvocntoof iopulur
Hlf lil'n eovert Ignty. Whether tho Democrat.
rMMlHlif wl" "'"I1 "10 definition glveu of
ill their rliull and alrai, la a llttlu
ji J douttml. lu that wo con
If 1 aldrr Uta the thief weakm-e.
JjM of tho ri.olulloin In aUrmtlng
'uJiilmrl totlelluo tho jtonltlou of anotjioiiciit,
aVlfillln ltlwlonwello Jutt toinaku Una
Kwilil! ' atroiy in ho would hlmulf. IIkii
V will) arguiiuiiUaValu.t It are potent Indeed,
111 tiny are ralloiml an I lu tha iolut,
and It victory i unit It I. tlguat and U
be rtcognlzed l.y all.
Ihcro laanilerood for tellettlon lu
the riKilutloui, an I a icrlra of tut fur
orator aud polltlial Hucitor lo
Hum wo oirur thl. advkei In con
I Irnitlug lteubllflu theorha and
actlou with thorn of an C iliu
I lrty, do nut nvciitite, or iinlulu!
i i.eineili ' or dl.tott thu lutur, but uhu them U)
theyare. Theaamoalvlca I. gratult
ounly OfT. red lolho DumocrAtlc etanje
1IU. I utliiwlng It will romoto good
feeling, and do much morn to convliue
the thoughtful and uiilcclded, than
any amount of cheap wit mingled with
niltreprenentatlon of motive, principle
or action.
The Itpiilllcan Iiava formed a
Irons territorial committee, wllh a
chalrmaii well verted In I'dlllial
ntralrt, theoretical and I ractlrt, an 1
we may look for aoma lively political
work In every county In Utah.
jl'iiiis ltiitiiii: tiii: nut
ASMKi tTIOt.
Tin: American liar Aoclatlon ha
been atrugnlliig v. Ith tha time reverH
Jury ly.lrrn It haa not aprently
accomll.hrI much. It ha not to
much a fully determined ItaowurUte
of mlndonjheijueatlon. Hut tha re
ulullona reeented leava no room fur
doubt that tho Aaeoclatlon wa fairly
unanlraou In tha feeling that the
iueatlon wai Important and aoma aott
of change lu tha rcaent ay.tem oujht
lo le con.llired at an early dale.
Upon thl. theory a miirlly of tha
couiinllt.e having the eulject Inchargo
camu forward an 1 rewilvrd that,
' ri Amerloan liar V.oel.llon reeom
mend, to the !lr .vicUllon. or tha
MlafMlheauppnrtof anrh lesl.latlon or
pnn.tltiillmAl amen Intent, a. will rb
vl 1 for'a verdlet by threo.fourtht of tli
Jury in civil e.e.n
Thl wa. avlleutly for feeler, ro lo
ieak, and as wich It t rouh! the
Wilder lrltuf the committee lo thu
front, with n revolution which l well
wotthy of Hie anjti.t au.mhly lo
whom It w. j rewtited for dleu!on.
"Wa regard the minted change,"
ayalhomluorlty, ". anoveilhrow of
the eutlra ay.tem. Juror were never
.elected a. exirta, or a. meu Ivmni.tl
Inlaw, but a. men competent1 to flu I
an I areo upon tho fact., an 1 their
utiaulmnua ououirenia leu ntaay
been nulnl. If Iho unanimity
prlnclplu It lo vaglveiiupandMirl
Deed, then the whole Jury ayttem
thould go wllh It. If a majority I to
rule In tiling Iho verdict, let ut have
men of Intelligence winded for the
liurpoM,, learned In the law aud .kilted
lu the Inveatlgatlon and tilting of evi
dence, aud their number greatly re.
ducnl. I it fact, let the whole ayttem
bo auoll.hitl, If thl. ocu eanllat
anl fuu lament! irlnclflu It to te
ellmluated, and a dlUeriut trlUmal
con.tltuted."
While the .cntlmenta here to forcibly
ex retati are nentil mora aa a neg
atlve to tho mnjortly of thu commit
tie' potltlve recommendation, they
nobody the ttrong en I of the argu
ment and mu.t bo rig.rdt lu thn
light of a direct propotttlou to rid our
Ju tlclal tyttem outright of It Jury
I rlucl le.
The Awoclallon wa. evldentl) n
failed by erin the namlngof eovlolnit
an innovation iion thla ancient In.tl
tutlon, and afraid to a loj t Iho rojio
tltlou, andyit Ulng unwilling to re.
ei.t It, they gravely filed It away
lor tho docket of iiullnlihid but).
m. at thu next aunual tcMlon.
Hut thu action of that nugu.t aauembly
having thu gouu Into t rlnt. thtlr
ttauip of tacit favoruou Ituiiyhavu
almott aa much elicit on the put lie
mind tu Ita formil ado Hon woul 1 have
done. Thctecoti.vrvaHve Uillia will
give It a .how of gravity which It
would not have received from haity
aproraU Tha reeult will buaihloved
ufarrcttlugjiubllo attention lothotuU
J.cl.
The fact I., that Jurlc are roving
themnlviaro iralliently liiui able of
filling thu ureo ol their function
that thu elo ate half awrra
of Hiu nulance alrtady, aud
would inako no rotct agaln.t
radical changt In thu .kteui.
but would jrobably retl.t II tntlru
abolition. It wool I bo Intuiting lu
the agitation of thl. ipit.tloil to teo
what ilawi of men woull raUe thu
loudutobjicllon. It It irobable that
luujrjfit!onal tcunii who aru thrlv.
Ing litidtr Jury deol.lou woulu be
mo.t rantplcuou oinunj the oljic
tora. The dlHatl.ftillon with Jury trial
In gnural haa umiilfiettl ltelf to
plainly that It I only u matter of time
when thn country will borinly, If Hit
not ao now, to d. man I a change.
rheuUtaclcalnthu wa) ofottalnlig
an Ititelllgeut, will Inf uiiird Indy of
men for Juror are to formidable Hint
thu p.incl U too often madu
up of Incomiiiteiitt Men who do
not read thu I ul Ho Jciurtial
nud aru not aciutlnlid with turruiit
eMiiUarunot llkily to make tholett
kind of Juror on itthir civil or crlnil.
nnl bu.liie, And the t)ttini which
mikra It poMlMu for a Jutt Mrdlct of
lleiu tvu.lblo men tu bo lillllllled by
thudok'gid oUtlnaoy or crank) notlin
ulciucioljictor certainly med. mod If).
Ing llutlhealMlltlonof the Jury al.
togo'her, wo di not Ulleve,
would meit with tho uppruval
of thebett mind of the age, and wo
do not think It would rovo of general
lubllotHiillt.
Till: 1 IM1I0S III' 311 N.
A COIIIIM1MNI I Nl t.l U llcwtuU
lap. r, tlgulug herrrlf "A Uutlntt.
Woman, "ha. been ltchlug Into Iho
dn reformer of that lit) who aru
agitating thu ft.hlon ot "bifurcated
aktrtt," ' kneu tklrtt," ' hip tklrtt,"
itc. 1) it while teeming lo uddrc. her
Intuitu to Hiimi 'iwiak lunuUr."
of her wx, tha lalka ver) directly
atlhe olllilou ninlea wlioeuiuuugo
thme drc r former, aud during n
lllghtof oviriaruetin in lur allu.
alon to mini In general, alio low tight
of uir feiiulca nitlrily and giittluh.
lug right and left thriugh thekciiiu
tremenUof thu men
If utility I to In the tm.l. of ttyle
the want to know why men wear their
(router dragging Ilia groun I lntfi I of
alioathe ankto In conformity with
convenience. Why, he aikt, do they
have tall on their coal., where the ex
tra cloth It of no lldn iikIoIii.m,
licit on lha other haul I aT-?tul
annoyance at well a a tnir
letriuu on Ideal gchl laa e" Why
do Ihiy anilct tin mwlvea with tttrched
tlilrtlror.U.alirr collar nnl hard hil-,
when common teniw would condemn
without argument alloflhete Inmln.
tlont More .ver, why, the woul I Ilka
to know, do the) kiip up Ihefa.hlun
ofttulllngalotof iipetl1uouililrt In
to tho toi uf their pnntt I netead of lit
lmlng with the utelc nnnoyauce
and dlwlpllnlug thai garment wllh n
waltt t and an 1 button.;
The. are by no iiiianaalltha "ah.
turdltlra" the ulntt mil In luau'a
attire, liuttheyara rufllclent to lllii"
Irate her a..uniptlou, that womin are
not re'iotulble for nil the fuolcrlc In
fathlon.
TIII. UTIIOIMIII 01 1IUI1"
ItllllTI. Nov. that rlrocltyln Iralo llie.
coming one of th inu.t pou1ar
feiture. of .our lltlcil Mououiy, n
uliarp new.paper controverty ha.
arluuatto who wat It originator.
Heveral politician, an I newapnier
corrwpondrnl couten I that I'realdeut
Ilarrleon It the real author of tha
reciprocity claure of thu new t.itlir
It.
The Chicago nti-r-Ooian divide
lha credit Iwtweeii Mr. Illiluvanl Hie
i'retldint. It almllt, of coiine, thai
Mr. llliliowa.tlienrttluiugge.t thu
Idea of reclproclt) , an I that It anno) cil
him when tho llounu aticd Iho bill
Ithout i l( Hug hit tuggnllon. Thl.
wa.whyhedll not nnko nu iHVitl
whin HiJblll went to the Hmatu lo
form lit. r:lroiltynnieulment. And
thu Aldrilll amendment I. til I bile
reall) IhnWork of 1're.ldent llirrt-on.
Thu llotton TniMlttr maintain tint
the honor, of right, belong! to Henator
lllalr. rhelllalr atuoudment lo the
tllifTblll of Hilt, thu Ti-iuiUtr Hft,
coiitalnt not only the aplrlt Imt the
cettirllal feature of tbu reciprocity
.rovblon of the rrtetil tarltracl. Thl.
aineulment will bo found 111 ItntUi
ereukmaldlUit page 394U, February 31,
Ik SI.
A goml deal lit. live ii 1 1 about the
NcwlIamhlretfenator,aato hi. at
titude on uhllo education, and outhu
II pior tratllc, ou both of which quo
Hon. ho waangardtcl aaMmewhutof
airank. llelit. altotncurml Ihoin.
mlty of China, au 1 uu thu w holu teem
to bu ery uno ular.
Hut If liuwat not tha author of the
reciprocity tcheine, liu wat at lea.t
ahead of tome ofhUirty lenlcralu It
advocacy, and It may be thut some of
hi other view may yet be taken up
ly more u!ar men, who will receive
the credit that properly belong to tho
alleged crank
tiii: roi'i'i,un or mum.
Tilt population f IheiHtatu of Idaho
nccordlngto Ihupninteeutiif I at,
.i!o. In ISlOlt wt.TJ.iJlO. Thlathowt
an Imreaaa of 61,77., or 154.77 er
tent., during the decade.
In thriv couutle unty aru dcerea.e
thomi. rheteatiareiil deerua.e aru
duutolhn fait that portion uf thotei
eouutlee were taken from other conn.
Hit
Theru are nine e Itle nu I tow na hav
ing lacli a )mlatloii of fit).) or more.
Hobo Clly In USD had 1SW. In lhOO
Kill. Monlller liadlnlMi) Ull, In
13'l 117). The town of Wel-er,
Hellevue, Wallaceand Caldwell lu IS 10
had uu (lace In thuevnua rriuila, lu
isnothcy contain riepeclltel) 1J1, fcftj,
878 and "70 Inhabitant.. I'utl.J.ewli.
ton anltliangovllle have jioiiuUtloit
retjieellvely of t31, Stl aud ill ).
Hoinunf time aillculari liaMilem
put ll.hed Imfoiu, but the to figure, aru
oillclalatidaruglun moru lu detail.
i otri i: of hid ruin it s.
A I'AMUlltT U being tent out from
lluir.lo which latroiluce It. mlulon
tu the public! lu thu following I inguase
"Wo foiin I that Iho gnnt rly had
been betr)od lino tho hand, of a con
celieilandeoiiteiiipttblo ni. We Inline
dlately organlteit f ir action, and prompt
ly a lopilug iho jwllcy of our great 1m ler,
-iiniiel J. Tlldtn, a .till hunt' oa. In
atlaitratrd, whh h In. dlwln.o.1 the oxl.t
cwoof over 2CJ0JJ of tntl Clotelanl
IK inocnd., every on., of whom I plodgml
trroycxiably to vule agaluet hltu, no iiulti r
whom the nppinlug landlUtu may be
o moel fniftueiltly nn I uirelly, and
havenur pie.wur I. an !grlp, an I l.lt
lug dflegelea, whoe liuthie. It 1 to re
IHirt progreM an 1 te that all branches of
our nnh r work in harm nny, and wo tre
prupered to prmcul au Invuliierabl bl
anx ugalntl Hie eltvtlun ot (7 rover Clove
land to any public olllco "
Till cnturprl.iug HuQilo ajclety
ought to attract couilderatile attention
The gnat lrlfu aniing Hiu political
"worker" lnp ilom i c ulrra nem to
Wtodetermlnu wli.oan get tho tow
ntlu IhelrpolltlcaliUHtholtaud at tho
tame time avoid a term behltd tho
bar., anl If Dim Huflnlo "hcelera"
have not roa lied lid roik un thl. line,
theru I. no iim for the gtulu of IhU
deiadeto make further effort to do w.
"Adoitlug the policy of lur great
lealer Hiuiuel J. Illduu," yt
thl. Interutlug lamphlet, "ho be
gan n ttlll hunt," e to, "which
dliclo.d the nal.teum nf two
lullll in anil t I. velau I Di in rat
If It wa. the pi() of Hmiii I J
rillut) to orgaulxi t '- elm. if
i lur dir hlaikeiierp, tu l nil ml
lut" through the c un j n i i i
lo foul the name orerme ludlvtliia)
who might ha a candidate for nnice
Mr Tilden ha. been greilly mltuiilir
ttood ly tha j.jbil It hn. lrcn thu
hthitnf rauet 4ople to regard Mr Til
dena. nttaletmau anl. ItUeli wholifl
given much honor lo hi. cmntry If
hi. gcnlu. In ulltlc. cotultled of an
iniiieiial ability In oManhilngaiid dlt
clpllnlng tccrct character i"lm the
ipet mil orator, of Ihl country
rJioull cia-e Immellalcly lo tak of
Idmn.n ttatetman. for tbtt.tmeii do
not engage lu that tort of t utlm-n.
Touching Mr. Clevelin 1' roj-jtid
nomination fur tha reeldemy, wu
have no 0 Inlon to expree. It It
ha au I the politician, fur II. Hut
whether hu win. or loaa, wu thuuld
tay without iuallMcetlii lint when
tho fortune of Mr leveland or any
other eau II lale, llim rat or l!ciihl.
can, are controlled by tucli method, a
are lm lied In thl. Iliillal.i amhlit,
thu nation atlll have autrrrecl adigre
datlon which it cannot allord. Hrlf
retYctlng clllren. who havu the hon ,r
offri-u In.tlt lllon. at heart, thould U
on tha watch for all tu di fou I atvoela
lloriaaitd te b to It that no honorable
man It madu the victim of their dla
fvor, nirnworlhycauMdl.graced by
their Icllowtulp.
Whllo fii.lltlc.al education la beconi
lug popular In thl Territory, It la n
goo 1 limn to lieln the "ttlll hunt" for
beyui m!lt!c!ni!, who may alway la.
r lied by their genlu. for lealcr.hlp
luju.ttueli orgulatlon a. tint In
Hull ill.
.IJitS l I MjrMII 1 1.
l.mjaror William I. ntKickblu Icr by
Tin Trench ttlll fight an average of
4m duel, a )..r,
Theru I. a flue of $.VI for pricllclng
li)pnotlini In Clnrluiatl.
Henator Hhiruuin ha. Uen nearly
thirty i Ight year In ofllca without lu
lerrutloii.
Adictiturera anl AdicntureMee at
Motide hotel. hve Uhiii more tiumer
ou thl. )far than anybody re memlera
Tha Helena, IlotHf ring. .V, Smeller
railway of Helen, Mont , wa tol to
Keiinett.MciUuf,r),n)i ou Hie Itt
Intl.
Deuaer ha. abandoned completely
the oil liortu car tyttem In future
electilo and cable car will bu the
order.
Blr Henry Wood. 1. aluut lo vl.lt
Chicago, to tnaka preliminary arrange
m. lit. for the UrllLli nhlt.lt M tho
World' Mil
I n the (own of Wltllam.burg, mar
Niw Vork, I. localial n convent. On
hunda) morning latt a man entered
the cill where th mini tlecp. lie a
taultexl one of the young women. He
hat not yet been c turr.1.
Homo Intermlng ruin of ancient
elite have been dloovcred In the lie art
oftherilcrnMalie, near thu natural
warm bath of thu I'ledra. Vcrdre,
Mexico. Homo of the houtc are In
a good ttata of preservation.
Hy the aii-olntment of rjreretary
ProilortoflllMr.l.dmuiid.'unexilied
term I'm Id. lit llonhon will lo.ua
good cabinet ofllcer, but tho Henatu
wlllgaluaraan who will hold up the
itaudard of old lie tiL.Il. au Vermont.
Tho Injection of bromide of gold
which moneyed women laku h)io
dermlcally fur nervm. rotratlou
are very fa.hlonallu and tald to bu
eirectual. luih doo contain tell
e eiiti' worth of puto gold an 1 ootti Hie
tlcnt l.
Charli Hill inline, of the firm of
Tliomioii.v.l!llaiitlnu, contractors and
builder., of Ilol.e, Idaho, while labor
lng under aomu raalea of Inaatilty,
ematiulatinl hlmwlf. Tha doctor
think lie will recover from thu telf
intllcteii Inlury;
Acurlou. fact lu thu early hlitory
ofpliultlliat whin they were tint
told lii''0;nu thop," Hu ro wat audi a
great demand for Ihuni Hut a code
w at (axed rmtttlng their talo oul)
on two da) t In thu year the lit and
Hud of January.
The llopkln. rjearlea will c.te prom.
Imh a riili liarveat for law yer. It av
rriwrlod that Timothy lloklui, thu
adoj teal ton ol tho old nillll in itre, wn
ntrrred H0iM,(.Wbut to wllh Iraw lil.
claim. Another report t)a there It
no truth In Hilt, and that IhueuuUtt
will go on In the court.
Mm. Auuu Ileum, tpiaklugln Iou
don a few da) a.;u, tild. "Vou all
know mo, Kortlxtien year and a half
you luvo neve r kuo w n me to tell a He.
My wont pulllo enemy ha uueerca.t
atlur up.n my integrity, and I now
till you that lino Mme, Hlavattky left
ual have lial letter lu her familiar
hanlwrlllng Unlet )0ii think the
deml can write, that la a rrmarkut la
fa-t. You areaurprlml that I do not
a.k )ou tobellovu me, but I tell )oull
It true'."
V. I. M I. A. (0.SH.IIKMI'.
Au Inlrrr.Hiig llallicrhig I aire place
lu Hie .ti.i-mlilj 1111.
Tim conference ot Hie Y. Lll.l, A.
ol the Salt Lake Hlake of Ion, wa.
hell on lueeda), lu thu Aitvmbly
Hall, ( ouintlor .Nilllo Cokbrooii re
tldini;.
Aritr an opining rong, (rayer wat
ollered by I'reeldeut Mary A r roe no.
M le.liiKluii follunnl, mil then Hie
mii.iibaoriievlou. i infireuce were
,riaiau n ivei, I hu ) early report
ft' a alloli 01 ehu tataku road
I a u,u I
1 I ii e Itti if an onir tK ko of
the liieflt derived frniii ntten I
Ing Atutual Improvement At
te-rlatlon where young la lie
have Hie o mitunlty lo cxihxnge ldet
nnlnvtlvu Hie Uucflt nttho Hplrltof
the lr nl pre.ent. Hhe compared
working with thl.Hilrlt, to hunting
forannijrrt In Itieark and urged thu
young ltdlee iMt. the H Irlt alwaya,
to to a lighten the toiroweof thla life.
Mra.ll. I., livlne tald If only Ihuea
irinnl were Intereatel they could
accomi tlth a great work. "Iet ut l
a cullar eople cullr fur our
goudurft our virtues. Let ut bu
I rou I of our religion, not a.hiuied of
It. iouiigl.adlce,your hu.Undi anl
lover will bo tru.r to you If you are
true tu tlml and III work.
Mt. I anny Y. Thatche r bora a itroug
te. Union)' lo the truth of Iblt work.
Hhe believed lu doing "right today"
and tecomlnettrenglutJiu right
Ml-a I'leuliel ltldgcdnet (javo a
aoug, and "An 1 nay un Character"
wa. nad by Mlt. Hum.
OIIm A. Kennerly followed wllh re
maikt It tiding toencouragutheiouiiir
la He to atom up wlidom III alrltual
thing..
I'nl lent r.lmlna).Taylorcomircd
Hieauwmbly of young ladle today to
ronri renca-i of Hiu tainn organluOoii
hel I yean ago, when nearly all were
the mother an I grandmother. How
l.arl It teemed In get the young
at.teralntere.ted iow how encour
aired aha fell fir here wat truly a
"loung l.adle' Conference." Hhe
inoU if tiiu nil. faction which thu
tiuct brluga and riatretted that tu
many te-eni to Imi luting Itttptrlttii
tlulr rata, for w rollli and ploamrc.
Mre. l.lt by .Noill related her exrl
encia whllulaborlug on IheHaudwIili
Itl.mt.
Mr. I.llllo freeze, ai winter wa.
approaching, now warned joung ladle
agaliiitexciwilva dancing. Bheloied
thu dance, nu 1 liked to ten y ung eo
podamaf gracefully, 1ml nit loexictj.
1'reeddenl Mary A I reexc I re.llited
that we woull march forward with
gri all r tlrl li a than wu have uver donu
and that II woull not t- long lfuru
that A..eiiibly Hall wa tilled with thu
young la He if thl.Htikc.
ConfereucH then adjourned until 7tti)
(.in. ufter iliihlng "Hock of my He
fui.e,"aud rayerty Mr. Maria Holt.
Atthoovculngtetelon theru wa. a
vi ry largo all. imam .. After the
u.ual (ipenlng extnlte lharogram
in. waa carried oat a. follow I or
reioiidliig l.c'ltcn, Ml. 1.1 la Nilie
krr, Mi. Dmia Itrl-on. Itenmrki,
Mr.. Dell latnlley Harredl Duel,
"lloli Mother," MImn I.lly rinyder
and Viola I'ratl. la-rture, "tVomnn'a
MImIoii " MIm Milan llamllu. Ad
drew, Mr. I.ndly lllrhard..
Itemarka were then madu I) Htaku
Hrcldetil Mary A. 1 rctxe, hhe aald
that wo at a pauite aru workliig to
elevate woman an I to give her every
right and I rlvllee.e that tha ran wl.h.
Weare trying to lieevme tniu cent
anlon. toour hutliand. and Irother.
Cuuntelor .S cllle Coh brook mado thu
cloilug remark. Hhe felt thankful for
tho gootl tlmo they ha I had and hom
all woulJ attend thu next confennce.
Hhe timid Hie young ladlea locultlviite
everything that I. viinoblliigan I good,
loliukludeo tiiu oor and lowly, fur
they are at great a. the licit In Uod't
Ight.
riinidug, ".N'cater, dear ri.avlor, lo
Th.e.
HvtiMirtlonby Mn. Jane Krrrxe.
Couferentu adjourned for Ihleo
month..
DELICIOUS V
Flavoring
Extracts
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla A Of porfaot purity.
Lemon -I 0f groat atrongth.
Almond - tconomlnthalrut.
RoSOOtCr) Flavor a dolloataly
nnd clollcljiitlyot tha fraih fruit.
AUTB0RI7.ni CITY AfiEATS
o me
Deposit Stamp System
ur tiiu
CTAH C3MKEHCIAL .M?D SA?I'53 SAKS
JJau.l j . HrahiMi.il Mr r-C
lrih WirJ ( o)i , cr lib ra B 1 lib flnaik
i. Urook. cur Utlkiuib nl tth t,i
tonUtrllrtn. e K Hlrcvt
t it-liww & Hjtrrr - u -.Uin
H rt A Ilatttrwtrlb.cur Irit U rtt n t Jr-J huuiti
Mm moicimh in w, itb North
1Mb H ir 1101, ftlOW iMMoulk
Mr. o inn, i;i s tih,,,t
11 r tWtii, . 111 d ms..
II J hhiihtnmr. UJ N, Iiihm
rr-ck Jlrtnltuc, . iJ ni, t..
htitlgafv llron. Ml- llhdih
Mrt d llnrn. ciltlaia4 linikoaiu
ftuAi-r A rut I, $H W rtD uuin
J A It Irvta. fH Inl Ut
It II lfTtu . 4H3rlHirtrl
Jut h 11 he Una. nit m mouth
Ari'ur krtvU. . fii W Vnrih 1 cin.
A II. vuodruS, Libvrir I ark
Jehi. r (o, oo r fnlHoutltinllriUut
J W Koi.t. A(a, lUTrr.,ln.cJr
J W.IUrril, tlt Hrl
JtilnHruwn, for N Ttn 1 1 nlH 1 V
lucbira Iiur1in, .' iijumiful
t iturrvill lu or t I nit ml))
I itPtflo L.timbr A tlulldlox Comti r. luitr
JkH.ii Mulwii. li-d i'oltnnw,..!
iltorrt il . .Milltr.ec
J, J llotliito 1 rutlolui
tlo. Itiii(.i f-in l tni it lha IH.uk ot
who r 1 11 arvnu uj mtten 11 mu unt
rcatlcaf) o-i tt)ii Hi r t m it-renal
uur (itLeretn rowpuuu-Ic 1 1 times ctr
Cenoral Unnklna Di1n
tilRictoM -r Antttro 3 1 Y ilnlt.o
TIj y H.rte k Uf ivar 11 tern lr J.
, I IibtiW lt.t W J nun? (j H Uuily
U. Ut-rnxntiiVX BtuiUBi AkJcut.
We "Want to Say
lOBUDf FINOS
TK.I,r.new.xl,lbltlno.almm.a, .
Aiiorlmnt cl
mmmmm
tut from lha Pltee. and No Tteo Al It
In All lha late... Met Attract"'
and Dretty Stylet. We ilmpl..,,'
come and look at thimjiW
are temptlnn and nearly lr
retlillbtcand lhaprleet
range from ONLY
$4.00 TO $8.00
run btiit.
Wo have beautiful and pproprlitiT!-.
mlngi If you conclude to buy.
Cur Stock of
CAMEL-HAIR Pi -A IDS
FI.AMiMKI. PLAIDSZZZZZ
RRni-FM PLAIDS
Cannot be Ocilltd for niehntn, Color nd Novelly; togtlhtr vtlth Fabrlci
ol All Olhtr V.rletirt they conitltula iucIi a
aiacTY-nvia ohiitm iinri. yaiib
Lin 01 It rarely met wllh In tlili Wrttcrn country.
The Fulleit and Mott Vtrled Slock of
BLACK.-.G-OODS,
Novelty and Plain, It alio rtady for your Inflection.
' Wa have the dei.rvrdly populir
-rsrMmrvui iyrriA..-.ojorriiN.5-
ln unuiutl aupply and In til tha new tlnli.
Tor thoie Mho nnrTAILOn MAOC SUIT3, I
v. have Imporled a Choice Sltc -
lion ot rx-"-""N
EffiH BROADCLOTHS -T"tt??i
t all rniant look it '
In ShaJ, Patterm and plain. They are ! lhf
very , d th, Prlc. I, mod.rale. (J J)) 1U0. I
WannounoaReduollonofTWENTY PER "ove'lty Vttatt tilt 5"
CENT on I nlutot
LADIES' IlliOUSI WAIgTS, I w'"'"''ln'
In Cotton, Sateen and flllh; they treitlllng '
readily, 10 ba In tlm. I .1
x. o. wbhiieii, ttaijit.
F.AUERBACH&BRO.'S
S,?-M-?-L.-?-EI
ntiur.-a cRowDnn huvfii ami t.ovr.it. co-it is sot to
111. COXrlll.I.lll .
Wo aro now Preparing for Fall Business.
lUVV MEIT 1.1SM IIAMC ALItLAliT JkllUltFll.
ALL SUUttEi. GOODS MUST CO IN THIS GIGANTIC CLE-JINCE SUE.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.
Keren of Iho tlreatett lUriialna lu Hllk aro ollered lu IhU talel
$1.:. Figured India HIIU fir 7oc.
75o 1 liture.1 lull Hill, lor t'.o
tl.cl lllitrk Luxor rrlcotluu for JI ID
Wo I'lituml l'onitea Hllk. for il'iu
UOo lllack (IroM tlralu Hllk. dr&
JI ex) lllark tlroH tlralu Hllk. for Ho
$1.19 lllark Urow tlralu Hllk fur 5)0
Only one Dreu 1'atteru to each cu.tom.f.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Pcliool will aoon ou and wo Intend onVrlni; l,uuO Clilldreu't, Ilojrt' and
Youth' riultaatailuallen.1), terceut. telow aralui,
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
ImA al our elritant Hue of I Juliet' and C'lilldriu'a lllouteiat tha folloirln;
extremely low irltivt
1 Ixilof I.a lilt' HloiiHtatMc, wofth 7.0
1 Jtof l.adle.' Illiium attUc, woith JI 23. .,.
1 Lot of Udlif White, Ail-Wool 1 laliuel llloutex at 80c, worth 1-W
and IS ou, a auaii. ,
1 Ulof LmlleVHtrlicd aud l'lcured all wool Krench 1 lanutl llloul
iUV, worlh ii.1i
1 Itof LaJlet'HIIkHtrlied llloutia at 11.50, worlh 1,0d ,,
1 I At of burah Hllk llloutci, extra Iiuti , auorted colon, al J1.7o. w"u
I Lot of La lie.' Borah Norfolk Wal.t., In black cardinal and navr ""
at 1 1 11, worth J7 vi.
Ladle' f JIM Manuel ltatlilnn Hulta for JI M
La Ilea' J'l on Klanuel IUthlnKrliiltaforSII.il.
Ladlea' 17 Jertey Ilatliliiij riulu for II it)
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ha made iuu lu rlie.toa.tonl.li jou. Hie tho follow Inn nrlceiof cut
Chlldreu', Mltkua'aud ltot'Hihool Hhot
J.'(K) HOW fl.INI
SJ tu now JI Si
.' 73 HOW tl.al
I ti,M now JI 'm ,
THIS WILL HE THE GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
Thl la the Chance of a Lifetime, nud the Ladle cannot
allord to ml.. It.
nr.Ml.MIILHTI.AT TIU'M' AM'. (IM.Ari.lt ..AliflAIMi IN T"8
BALI. THAN Wl 111. IV ANV HAI.P. 1I1.LI)
III TOM. IN THIS CITY
I