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' ''I ni:sTr:in:r i;vexivo ncts; ATi'itnAV. aiAJtcn -j5, isn.x
! ' DESERET EYEIUMG MEWS,
I J! DtSEPET NEWS PUDLI9IIINQ
I jl COMPANY, LESSEES.
I ' 1 arilnr tar siaeeli Jl iwl.
s lONrfcHPAlh MJTKE.
j, 1 Tho fiUly third Annual Conference
' of Hie Church of Jems Chrlitef I.t
tor Jay Halnts will contcne la llio
! Tabernacle, Bait I ake CUT, at ID
V o'clock ou Tuesday morning, April
! 41b, 1601
! v The officers and rnembsrt of the
I j Church generally nrn corJIallr Intlted
f J to attend (bo meeting ol Itio Con
J ference
j Wilfoiui WoonnUFr,
( f OionaM Cannon,
i JusKrii KHMinr,
I Pint l'mldencr,
f 3 TIIL lUl'S OHM UUNCE.
i 9 At thl hour (liftOiun ) few it port
fV liifo been received from the Hards
' ol till city l to the attend
Ifl ance lit the fait meetings Inilllut
A ed (or today, of court It Is
i too eirly to eipect any word
t from the wards of tha oouuly, and
from any of tlio outside Blakes Hut
r-uch news as hat been received It of a
character to Justllythn Isms In con
gratulating the Halnla and In exrui
lug the great Joy which the occatlon
4 hat furnished to nil th co le Many
if of the stores an 1 workshops have been
fa oloted during tlio csrller part of the
L day In order to giro the employe! a
IS chance, to alien I their ward meetings,
S thetu latter, to far at wo havo learned,
7 jjjj hatched an almost un recedented at-
' 1 tendance The spirit, loo, which
f J hat pervaded the auemblagtr,
' kg has been rich In tlio element! ol
iJB rlghteoutneM, full of ( rotui tlnga
j to Rood workt, and strong In thoanir-
J auce that Cod It near unto Ilia people
r Tha brethren and tlttert hare telzed
' with gladness and alacrity the oppor
tunity to make their pencu one with an
other, to forglvo and bo forgiven,
to confett erron and rccolvo ncknowl
edgeroenta. The letting apart of thli
day for the purpoie named wanu rely
un Intplratlon, the benefits of III ob
I ' eerranco will bo felt throughout the
length and breadth of Ion and will
reach high unto an a roving Heaven
' I HUTU 01 CPU Mltl'tUD.
k I Thealtoielberuiiexpectcdaunounco.
f ment of the diath of Colonel Llllolt
S j Filch fjhepard cams over the wlrce
J latt evening lie was a fow months
f I Ices than sixty yean of age, which to
i j a man ol regular and temperate hnblti
' like hlmielf meant that he waa about
at life's meridian, certainly not much
beyond It, and ha eremed to be In tho
' j beat of health, to the newi wai a great
j surprtee The colonel had been editor
I f the New ork MM and trprcH lot
I leveral yeari audit mutt be laid to
f bli credit that he made It much raoro
i ' of a newipaper than It waa before he
'' took hold of It Ono lecu
liar and quite original tnnova
J , 1 lion of hit wai the publication
iJSs l of a few llnea from tho Hcrli lures at
l" 1 tho head of tho editorial oolumna
S every evening, not ai a toil or course
nHK buttolmpatt nualr of revcrenco and
w sanctity to the paper. Ho was u son-
Jr In law of the late Cornellua Vaudcr-
Jf ' bill, waa a Ilepubllcan of tho moit ex
treme vlewa and osseeaed of consider
able wealth, that he was itrlclly moral
, and dlsiosed to be charitable goea a
3 long way toward making hli record
" v aa a whole a good one.
1IILTIUVJ.J1ISNIV.IUI lOMIItFiS
1 Tho :ilh of A) rll next will be a great
I, day for Ugden ai well aaiomethlogof
, in occasion for tlio Territory at large
K On that.dato dilegatts from all the
R trans-Mlsslsslppl states will niaemble
1 j theroasacongretaand confer togelher
I regarding matluri arTecting the welfare
of the whole dlitrlct aud each art
c thereof The governora have eicb tho
J appointment of ten delegate and are
IB theruselvoe ex ojjloto mumbtra of the
V, osugriu, while tuch county la entitled
to ouedelrgato to be toileted (In Utah)
by tho telectrnen, and the mayor of
( each illy hai authority to appoint oue
for each S00) luhalltnnti or fraction
(thereof, no that rlalt 1 ako houIj
have about IS, Ogleu 4 Iot,S
and 1'rovo and l erlupi rrlT
City and Hjnaltli I ork two
lach and all othert ono inch In
I ddltlou to tbla all oonimerclal bodlui,
aa chamber! of counutrci, boardi of
trodi, etc i linve the rl,ht to appoint
aa many dele,atoa aa their reepeitlve
tnayora havo and all trantporutlou
com anlce may lend ono iach
r f Hull theie ahull bo appointed and
. '. attend aud certainly tho griAt
majority will the gathering will be
an immeuio oni That due caro will
be tuken to Fund cblo and ri' re
' aentallvo u en we nro will niiurud uud
i that from thilr deliberation! much
f goodwill i ome can be rouill) uudir
i ttood Lit our Ttrrltory, ae the
' one In which I ho Congrese
' will alt, eeo to It that not
Uff n man out of the number to wlilih ihu
E, la entitled In that I ody, la mining, wu
havo gnat Interests at atake, and 1)
. thlicommlngllngof Ideaa and aiioul f
Hon of aflalri having n tlmllar origin
r- and a oommon nlm, our own mid our
I nelghbori' welfare tau but receive a
mighty Impetut
I Ot,den U I reparlng to receive tho
P deleatif aa alio usually doei tuch
fe' lliluc trandly riiero It r ot a moro
ihoi Itablu or wide awako idly lu the
Weit. That the reception of aud caru
for the Trana Mliihalppt Congren will
not he the If aft of her many credit
mark! we may tako for srante I
l'AIIIONU.'t AS A llt.lKNMS
It lounda aloioat tos atrnuge to be
true, but truo It It nnvertheleait, that
there are Democrala nnd Democratic
paten who actually mourn ai a mb
forlunr, If not a calamity the dlitrlbu
tlon of I cdtral tatronage In their
articular localltlrt, I oldlng that
then I y tho local party organlfitlon It
weakened and an It Jury la really done
tlio arty at large. Thli development
ofoflnlon cornea ty near being nn
anomaly that It iultodtaervia the In
terestanddlicuiilon It haa txclted In
tho artlaan ren on both tide
The matter cannot lu belter 1 1 Inn
Irated than by quoting n leading Man
acliuirlti paper ou the 0 polutment of
Joilah 1 ilucy to beafileUnt ttoretary
of ttate It li jointed out that
Mr Uulncy ha Leen n remark
ably nrvlccnble man In tho
ranKi or tho Dcmicracy or the
Old liny itttc for n number
of jariait. During eome portion ot
that lime hla work aa an organizer and
director of campaign! Im lien 111
valueblc It would be difficult, In.
deed, aaya n aper that griatly
admlrei him, to olnt to a man who
can glvo the tlmo and ability, aud
especially tho clear hiaded Judgment,
that ho haa brought to Uar upon tills
nork Mr (Julncy li now taken
out of It, to malu an excellent
aailitant ii-crttary of itale, without
qutatlau The publlo lervlco galna by
hltelcctlon,and there ahould bentlt
faction tboreal, but, ailde from the
gcoi rt uUllon that couiei Irom mak
ing n credltablo appointment, tlio
Democratic arty actually looi In do
I riving n closely confuted ttate, like
the atato of Maiaachuielti, of ono of
the moit illlclcut Democratic viotkera
It hat
There laoomlderable tenio and logic
In thli view, and yet It It a confcailou
( f tho very tort of partliamhlp that I u
tho belt lolltlcal clrclit la con
demned It la not In any danger
of Immediate aud unlvernal adop
tion, however, for thu reaion that an
olltlclana aru now I ullt, thcro are few
of Ihem io devoted to ) irly tucceia lu
their own narrow localities that they
will itay there at the tacrine of an
olTerred petition of honor, truit and
f-omlortable emolument una Iro-idor
and moro coniplcuoui itage
11UUH 1UK IIIKUMIItl IllOIhS
In the wettern or Houlh Atlantic
torder of the Ihirk Continent, like a
ickof bluo sky toen throijh a rift
lngloomycloudt,lsa rupubllomodeled
after our own It la Liberia and la an
Afrlianai any other art of Africa
except aa to tho government aud the
colo'a modo of living It la the
amalleit nation lu thewirld to whUli
tho UnlteJHtateaiandiamlnliter, an I
Is tho smallest oue geora; hliallj
with wo 1 olleve but ono exception
Andorra, which la between Pruuce
and Hpaln and Is alio a ri ubllc Li
beria conilitt of n narrow atrip of about
W0 mllH In extent aud of Indefinite
width Ihe po illation, like tho bouu
darlci of tho country, la uu unknown
or rather Indefinite quantity an J Ik
estimated ly varloua authorities at
from 1,000,000 to 8,013)00) There
publlo wru founded lu 1810 by Amcrl
cin cmlgracta, under the nuij Icrt of
the American Colonlzitlon aocUty,
whote aim wan to ritabllih a ref ige
for free negroet and liberated aluvoa
from tho United H atei. II booiuiu au
Indcjendeut reubllo lu Is 17 and I ai
tteadlly grown
Tho cllmato of Liberia li neceiaailly
of audi a nature that only certain
temperaments can survive the ellectt
of the mutuant cout fever that o
valla there Thla droad dlteait, at
tlmis III tho early hlatory of the re
I ubllc, swept away whole town!, and
tboio who uicatol with their llvei
returuel to America with tich tales
of aullerlng and duath that emlgu
tlon was ,reatly retarded for
yiars file irogrni of civilization,
lioweer, haanot I eon without Kb ef
fecta on Liberia Thoso who survived
the enervating Inllueuce of the climate
have not neglected the op.wnunlty for
wialtli oOured by a country rich In
tburoductsof nature Trallng towns
ofiomo Importance havo sprung up
along thu ooaef, and many of thoiu
who Hod from American it ivory havo
won wealth and dlitlnitlon for them
eolvei In Liberia
The foreign population Is estimated
at between .0 UOd and 3d UJ0 Native,
speak thrlr own llntuate, but all
otlurs n ink 1 ngllih Thu capital I
Monrovia, mid lu tho absence
of ii com is bureau Its popula
tion la alio (.ueind at i robably
fiOUO, rnikliu It tho mitropolla as ell
If nuy moro sorluui race troubln
occur In thu Houlh It would loom to be
lniratlve tint tho blickiiietidlsj
I isr to a great i xteul, and thura It no
I lace more linltliu thai Llbirla
Indted, It Is quite rubablo that many
at leait will t,o, whether mittura 1m
I roe for them In this country or uul
Pin rutin would bu qultu homoapue
ens from lh begluhlii,,, would have
lm roved oiporluultlri and Mould b
In coiiitatitotllolal mil other commu
nlcatlou with tlio laud they It It behlud
I hen)
Till oliiiAN it tlio any t) which
Hiierlutu del t of Waterworkt ltiau
I rlougs atteni ta no other dilonee of
him than that uudir soriu other a I.
mlnlitratlon In thu dim and nilily jatt
tomu other otllclali huiu not nt emr
(.etlo ni tl ey illicit li v,- I ten It ii
hardly nicessiry to aa) that It li Mr
Hian mil his men nud methodi, not
certain llguns ofaitluilty, that the
I ubllo Is looking nfler Juit now.
gBMiijl W
By aij Ex-Lditor.
The man whis'arlsoutaia reform
or and endeavon to teach his fellows
I elter ways always hat a hard roal to
travel atl has very maoli to enntind
with It may Im that ho hai n divine
I Ian to Introduce, a system of excel
lence, In i vera roej eel supirlor 1 1 any
of the existing si'lemi around him,
yet ho will find tint ni( u uroneddtd
to Ihe ol I wys,and huwover defestlve
theymsy be, tralllbu sane I lira an I
makrithem tacreJIn the ojis of tholr
adhoreuti and they cling to them with
in ylel ling tcnaclli. The moitttrlk
lug and prominent example which
manklnl liai of thli li the cau ef
Jitus C'hrlit, tho Hon uf Clod He
taught tho peoplu the moat sublime
tiuths In thu moit slmuU Isuguage.
and He rrsctlcel Ihe rlucll es and
doctrines which He taught There wai
an entire corruqondorice between llle
teachings and llle life The mlracl-a
which Ho wrought weru alio evldeecca
oflilsdlvlneorigln Vet He beisms a
victim f popularfory arid waa cruclrled
as a criminal With such anllluitra
tlon before us uf mans bigotry and
feroo'ly, ran wo wonder that other
teacho sof dlvlnetruthsshoulj be per
soiutid aud klllid?
When error and falie systemi re
vail It lakes lime for truth to get a loot
hold Ita truo value Is not Im
mediately recognised Homo nuy ac
cejtlt as soon as thiy hear and can
underslsnd it, and to them It may
stem to I eautlful and simple that they
null oil and communicate that
which II ey havo learned to friends,
oolytoltud themselves rotailted, and
perhaps rl llculod and aooUed at It
might bo thought that ever one who
oiiined tho ordinary faculties f man
would Inline llatily stlze uul believe
lua truth wheuevtr It would to in
stated and ixplalned to him Jlut
eXerleucurovcslunt thl-.ll not
Men aro slow at ercelvlng an J
acknowledgliih tho truth HUH, truth,
whin It la comlitently ractlced and
advuca ud, does gain ground and doei
have nn oQect upon ull who come
within the circle of Its Inllas ice
riie sixty thnejears during which
IhoChurilirf Jems Chrlitof Litter
day H.ilnts has bem organized, have
given roof of thla file teaching of
tho Chun h havo not I ten loit upon
tlio world Let laoee who aru oil
enough or who havo oxamlnaJ and
ilveii tho subject thought, contrast the
belle s of today upon the tublect
uf t Irltua! communications and jwe
and gifts with thoie which I retailed
filly orslxtyeara ago At that tlmo
so luteme wai the general unbelief
upon these points that to ralso mobs to
drive the Latter day Balnls from thulr
homes It wai only utceitary to stute,
as oue charge aaluit them, that
they believod lu prophets, In spiritual
gifts and III tho laying ou of hands for
Ihu healing of Ihu sick ,ow there
uretheUbrlitlau tlcleutliti nud other
organizations which ro.'en to heal
thu sick through the rayer of faith
und the laying on of bauds. Thore aro
others who believe sj lrltual commuul
ottlouacan be obtained They point
to the Illble for I roo s of the oorrsct
uiwi of their petition
Thu Latteliy Hal tits have been
teaching for il wards of lift) years
that the preaching of thu U-epelol
Christ was not confined to this statu ol
exUloucr, but that after diath the
irlncljlta ot salvation will bo taught
to those who died Ignorant of them uud
they would havo thu rlvlltge of be
Moving In Jesus aa their Hivlor aud
Itedeemeraud of repenting of their
tlus
Imagination cannot conoelvu of a
doctrlnu moro phlloiophlo or more
kodliko nnd oouslateut with thu be
ulgully and Juitlco of tho Ureal
Creator thau thli, and lis groat beauty
und valuu couilet In Its being true
aud liavliik been revealed b) the J,ord,
yet for long years It wai scouted and
dirldedJ Hut now, however, It It
tlowl) working Its way Into favor and
lellef, and Ihe day doei uotaioar to
be far distant when It will meet with
Immoral acceptance 1 very litllu.ul
tariau whoau atteutbu hai been
called to this sutject, mutt InvAell
that theru lias beeu aouiothln s lacklu;
ill the siiliuu of theology Uou this
point, Thu lllblo teachui that the
name of Jeaiii It thouuly na ne given
under luaveu whereby men can b
paved, hut uucountod mllllont
of human belus havu died who never
i) much aa heard his name Thu man
of lu iiilrlng mind aikt, ' What It their
f ituru fate?" Ibo nply uf theologians
general! Has beeu, "They aru
damnoJ "
Whut a harrlblo conolmlo 1 Hu
Diaujuillos revolts at tha thought oi
any lolug reculvlug iuulehm ul for
not one) lug liws of which hu liau
never hoar 1, but huw utterly Irrtcou
ollabh with llvlue Juitlco la the Idta
of remlvlu oturusl piuwlminr. io
lgnoranuo of this char icteil
Will tlio orcein) i of tern ilei and th
work tr ormej thcrilu tj the Liter
ila Balnls Invu no elleet llon the
tnluklug world? Will Uieae not be
object liseoi a 1 1 manklnl? Alrtsdy
I have heard tho remark made mai j
llniie, when the doctrine of preaching
IhoUospelto tlnae who havu inuid
uiiy ant thu i)o)(blllty of thu dead
liehib batlzol for vicariously hai
been exlaiiiod, "What a beautiful
doctrlml Aril how cuniollnt to tin
llvint, who btl ovo In It must be the
ojportuulty vthlih they havi of ufllol
atlugfor their diceaiid rilatlNe and
frleu who weru not In a juiltlon to
receive theie ordinate a when they
weiuon Ihe eartl I '
Theie doctrines I elng true they will
lfarthettrlctcstscrutlny They sup
llyalongfellwaut Tleyarfslln
tho strongest and moit sympathetic
mam er to every I call which enter
talnsalovo for mankind lbey uplift
thoiu who ttllovs In and act
upon them nearer to Ood, for
tlcy furnlih the o porlunity for men
and women to become saviors In tlulr
spheres, to (artake of the spirit which
IhoUonof (lod cxhlbltel In dying for
u, nnd to be oi-vr rkers with our
Lord In the great work of human re
demption. In no pyeleni of theology
extant, excel t tbat revealed by the
Lord to His Church, do tho liqulrln
of the human mind concerning the
fat ot the 1 ettben and of Ihcso who
died never having heard thu Ooi el ol
Jeiua lu Us fullneis mil I laliiucie,
find satisfactory siiweri Hut In the
revelations of tho Luru,theie duclilnes,
which havu for ui.es beeu such ire
tcrlee, are revealid In tlrnpllclty and
lain una and oxcuiu, anled by thu
tritlmony of tho Holy tiplrlt that thiy
are true
Tl u ropoiod dedication of the Tim
pie at Halt Lake City hit attracted the
attention ot n great raauy pooplu out
aide ol Utah rhe fact that Ills build
lug Itself haa been In tbu course of
reellou for forty years, tbu fouuJallon
having been laid so soon after the
settlement of the plooters lu this
aallei, makes tbu building somenhat
remarkable C'omtant lu ilrlm have
beeu aud will still bo made
as to thu uiea Io which thu
lemls will hu tut, fir visltois er
celve thst Ills not aa well ada ted for
coiregatloual worihli ui thu Tabor
uacli, aud all aru curious to I uow wl y
uch u cuitly i tructuro ibould be erect
ed when the Tuberose u already n
swtrs all tho ordinary y irposea ot pub
lio worship. When explanations aru
klvoii lu rej ly to these lu -ulrlcs, there
can b but oue conclusion reaihrd con
corning the I eo lu who havu coutrlbut
ed of their uieaos for Its i'om lelloi ,
aud that la thst the) aru slccsru mm
that their faith inuit laiuf athoiotighiy
earliest character to prompt them to
luakuthu aaiililces wulch havu been
madufur Iblibulldlug
To the Littor day rjaluta it must be
ncauiu of satisfaction to ecu tills idl
flee, urun whloh their hoe am
anticipation! havo bem centered f r
si many years, at hit comjletcd
Isaiah and Mlcth both tpeak uf "the
Ljrd's house which thallbuistabliihiu
In tho top of the mountains, anil shall
be exalted abovo tbo hills, au 1 all
nations mall How unto It." 1 rom thu
day that tho foun Jatlon was !ul 1, A rll
0, 1 Sit, until tbo rcicnt time, there
has been a feellur cnterlali ud ly
tho Latter day Halnls that this
hoiiko was the reallntlon of the
visions of thie lusplrud men
All thu clrcumstancrs whloh tl ey
describe 1 havo nclually oocurnd, the
peoilu have gathered Irom the diller
ent nations end In tbu esacl way that
theio proiheU havu predicted, aud the
peolo lu gathcrlug havo uied the
exact language In describing their
reasons for coming to the mountain,
that theiu men rodlcted they wouU
use h rom tho dsy that the feu udatlou
etonoof this building was laid up to
tin resent tlmo theru has leeu a
stialy stream, varjlng in size tome
tlmis, flowlnr from tho varlout na
tlons to these mountalui, and tho Lat
terdtyBatnta vtho havu rome have
donosofor theturpoio described hy
time ancient men of Ood Wo ire
beforo ur,lherefori, a direct fulllllnieut
of I rophee) ropluclcs uttered thous
andsofyiaringo Moaessayt "When
arohetPpcaketh lu the name of Ihu
Lord, If tho thing follow not, nor come
to lull, thst li the thing which the
I ord listh not spoken, but the ropbet
hath spoken return) tuouily thou
halt not be atral 1 uf him " Thli was
tho rule which ho gave for distinguish
lug a true from a false j roj bet
On the Slllt dny of July, IS 17, l'reil
dent Urobilin Vouu came Into Halt
Liku Vallej with a company of b
nctra As soon after thu camp had
beon formol as wss conveutent, he,
with a number of others, walked up to
1 mlgnl'iak us till uow called Un
the way they pasted what la now
known ni thu Teraile lllock, an I
while walklug over thu grou u 1 l'reil
dent oung tlo pod and struck the
trouli I with hlaiane nod said, "Hero
no will irictthoTimuleuf our Clod "
The laud round about vt as covrred with
agtbruih, a more uninviting pros
I ret proUbly mvir met tbo gaze of
civilized man for tho erection of a tern
I Io or the bulldlug of n city, desolallon
reigned ou every hand, not a trie was
to lie lieu ixci 1 1 111 thu distant moun
tains or souio htllu clumps of willows
aud lomu cottonvtools and birch
which Hue I the sir earns In tho valley.
The country uasio dry und jarcltd
tha. it had n j abearance, of ferllllt)
exieptltig thu dry buuih Brass which
grew 111 patchei beru aud theru amoug
ho taebruih i et, under tbete ( ecu
llnr clrcunietaucis, 1 retidiut llrluhum
V jung v, as lei to make this statemeut,
nil to lay the I atter-day Halntsiee
Ihe realization of his prediction Nearlj
forty six Jura lavu laeted slncohe
uttered It, but on the identical spot
which he then struck vllh his cuno
and said should bu tbu, situ for the
Temp u, thu TuMll pal btcn reared
and stands In 'pjojiri' Ktuiideur at a
wlttiiu that (io 111 able to 'speak and
llvu romiiei through Ills servants In
tin io daji ut in jtys(of old., 1 reel
dent ouuh's iroJIctlou hai beenai
n marUbly fulfilled ui the rcdlctloiii
of thu other r0 lieli,Isalah and Mlcsh,
o ncernlog tho houio of Hod whloh
should bo reared lu thu mountalui
Cirtaluly thu world, If they would only
be willing to receive a testimony ron
cernlng tm I's power an I wllllnin"
to reveal Ihe future unto mm, roull
perceive the evIJcntu which Is fur
i lihed In thli an I other loitances that
(Jo 1 does have Insjlrel men lu thli
ago as well at lu past times
MiunukQ Cannon
TEMPLE DEDICATION.
itmei ami ApoMma U of Aum'tri
to doitrn tie Adnimlon of tit
talnttuftHdjJmnt StakuofHon
hollowing Is a italement of apjor
llcnmenti of the limes when the Halnts
uf the several Htakia of Ion will be
ndmltttd to witness tho dedication of
tlo Teraile of the 1 ord III Halt Lake
City, also tho allotments as to the
numbers of oop!o to hu admitted at
thedltlerenticstlone
This arrangement Is I aie I on reports
received from the Presidents t f Hlakts,
and has Uen made with a view to, so
far as i rsctlrablv, suit Ihe convenience
ot tno wnole peop't
If additions to the numbers olreadj
at band aru hereafter reporled, such
utra contingents will le (laced at
tl u foot of thu Hit Thli must luces
intlly bodoiio lucates of this nature,
as additions could not bo Introduce i
Into the body of the program wlthont
deranging tho whole Ian Tho a
rlloiiments aro bsied numerically
upon tl o capacity of thu Assembly
Itoom nf tbo Tem le
The first service which will bo con
ducle lou tie morning of April (Ph
is not I rovlded for lu this slate ment
1 hat lestlon will bo subject to a special
arrangement
Tiiuniiur.Ai'iiit. Cm AnuiiNoot
Sliltn
Alberta S3
Hnmllake .1.1
si Jul na '.'I
Mrleoa - 2.
lUnink 5.M
Hau Juan C
Cals . 1 i
M (lot l go --l
1 ai g lltcb .'00
1 niery .lu
1 ar wan HKJ
Heaver ISU
thntnb I'd
Mala I 37j
Choir fjslt Idke) U)
To nl jitd
liunAT, MnlL Tin Monilvii
Mexico , to
rswr alley .. .. 10
Kan l lis .- .. Ml
h Jo. lib X)
Mill sr I SOM
Morgan . IMi
h linn It t.U
Hear lake UK)
Sevier IM
hancte (Including choir) ItL,
Total .13
I nil IT, M nil "Til VlTHIVOOV
(VkI lOPO
asm h ... .. JW)
Tuewlo - I )
Juab . 100
Clolr(aiipsleJ - , W
foal 2K0
Hat urn at, Vinu 8m Moiinini
Utah 2100
Cbulr fanptlo) t.3
Total -IjO
Hatuiidat, riiir.rii itkiinuov
Dasla 2I0.)
Lbolr (Sinpele) SO
Total 2bio
HUNnaT, piur Urii-OloitNiNn
Salt Uke SuoO
l.ai at U
Lbolr (Malt Luko) . M
Tital, SloO
KltNl 11 MlllL OTII AmnioON
Salt Uke .. .. 10..0
I'iMielo H 400
Jnsea 60
CI otr (ball I.akc) W
ToUl . Slod
M 1NUAT, A I'll in lOrn Moiinino
Itoar Iiko Z-'O
Webor (Including choir) UU)
Total 2IoO
Moniiai, Alum lOru Vitkiinoov
Utah laio
Onel la ... r0
Cboir(Uebur) DO
Total . . 21o0
Tusnvv, Mnil llTii-MonMini
Millard inn
Morgan .in
"uininlt ion
Cache (Includlt g choir) VM
Hao elo A50
Total Jiw
Tl 1XDAT, rilll IITII AlTKHNOOV
Keller . 3)0
Joah sv)
Nalttaiko ljji
Choir (Caotio). 60
Tolal 2I50
WanvtsDAV.Ainrr 12-Monitvo
Wseiteh 300
Davis. isf.)
Ilnx 1 I lor KV)
Choir (Cache) W
Tolal . 21 a
innrsDAT,iiiiL 12 rrniNuov
ber. .2100
Cbolr (Uelio). . 60
Tolsl 2160
rutinsnAT, Armr U Mouvivii
Kail Like .. 2100
tholr (ball Uke) 00
lotal .6J
fiiuiiiiAT, Ai int. 13 irrmitoov
Salt Uko. .100
Choir (Salt Uke .. 60
Total . .. Xo
1 ninav i nn. llrn Moiiiinu
Cache 1170
Nail lake 70J
Cholr(Ulsb) . 60
Total 2U
1 IIIIIAT, rilll llril AtTMlVOON
Utah (Inolullng iholr) . I.'.rf)
Iloi I Idor .. wo
Potal .. 2160
Sv iuiiuv, rnil IITII Mi iimvo
Onel la BOO
hanpelo u
Nevler Jin
Nail Uke. ;)
I niery ... ik)
Choir (Salt Uke) . 60
Total 2113
NATIIiniT, llltb IDril AlTKIIVI IN
Millar I hi
Itaiatih H JM)
Silt I nke .. Itcxi
caolr (att Uke) .. .. 60
Total 2IM)
Nun n it, A I nil lorn Mi iivivii
Sail Uke ........ ., "loo
Cbolr (Salt l.iko) 60
Tobil ji
Huaint, riin ioni rti.noox
Salt Uke , sioo
Choir (Sill Uko) .. to
Total .2150
Moll AY, Mllll. IITII JIuilNINO
Sail lake . -CO
Ulah 113J
Cbdr (Salt Uke) . 60
Total . s
Miiviiat Aran l"ru W-ti-hnoov
Ilox I I ler 600
Sa t I ake icno
Clolr (hall Uke) mi
Total ,10
Tuliuat, Unit, lsrit Muuiixo
Salt Uko . 2100
Choir tSalt Uke) 60
1 Hal .. Jl J)
lie following have been ncolved
all ce tl u foreg li k a porllonmint waa
undo ui, and will be astlgned here
afler, robably to le admitted ou III
afteruoi ii ur lutidsy, A rll IStl
Morgan Httke, 10(, larowanHtako CO
Thu Houlh Catu and the Wist (late
ol thu ienilu lllock havu beeu
selected as the plaotsof ontratiCu for
the services Those who upply for
admission sbo lid resent themselves
utbam for tbu morning session, arid
12 1) p in for the atluriioon ttsilou,
ou the days Itslgiuteu ni they inuuot
be admitted ou other days, nor at uoy
oil erieailou than herelu Indicated
It will be necessity for tscli pll
canttoihowhltor I er recommend to
tl u gatekeei er In order to ass The
reiommenl will I e taken up I y a ticket
man Inslduthe gate AojK.rtiiu.Ulte
admitted uUtoit a rtoumi un f, on any
en aslon
1 sell Hhako President Is expected to
make the dlvltloriof the iiofluuuder
hliiiipcrvlilouaccordlngto tl e figures
Hnddateiglveu above lhisltof i,reat
lraortauce If II Is not iroinptle uul
I ro erly otlended to, cotuui ou will be
thoreeult
Wnt-oitn Wooinurr,
(Iix w (J (AN NUN,
JOtllJI I hMllll,
1 list 1 resldeno
ll.lei.
The fin! , ii. ,nd trip rate to
i.'j,R0J,lh Ro""i!e Western Is
JJJ-V) Tickets on sale ovsry dpy
Two through fast trains dallj at 8 01
am and 0 .4 p,m P Inest egulpmmt
Oo to HcaifTsfor le ' imes
siiii i ,.1. hiP"
Tho traveling ubllo ro now fully
a!lvitiltieractlliatthClilcngo,Uii!on
laclllc t North Wtitern Llnu oflers
tho vi ry best accommodations to tie
lulllo from nnd to hlcai.0, Omaha
and liittrmodlalelnu, not only dur
ing the World's ralr, but all tho year
round
Oo to Hcstll's for I aleut Medicines
2o packae, collee has atlraeted so
much nf the coueunier's slteutlon as
tho (.ol I lints I Try It
A.i lnr lllmiee
The solid MstlnuloJ trains nf tho
( hlroi,o, Union laclflo & iSorth
Wisttrn I Ine distance sll companion
with use It his tho shortest line,
fastist lime, Union iloroli an I no
char gu or delay al thu Missouri ltlver
an I It the) .pilar World's 1 alt route
Oo to doaill's for Diuge
J. C. Jensen wishes to Inform his
men la nnd utrons that he has assumed
the management cf tho Inter Mount
aln Abstract Co , will guarantee all
al stract work entrusted I us to t o ac
urate aril romjlete Ulllce Itoonn
61 and 67 ( ommetclal lllock
N.ll.r
() L 1 llison has remove I loNo 10
Main HI , oi twllu A. C. M I.
Meter I, nl le n III I I l.urrl. nine
Al J, H Morse A. Hont, remove I to 159
H Main Pt, In Wuter i Union Tele
grah Ofll re
Hcatlll Ho ill! Hiarlll Hcitlin
A Nnre lues rtr llle.
Helling Piles arekuuwn by moisture
like eis Iratlon, causing Intense Itch
Ingwlenwurm This form as well aa
llllnd, Illeedlng or I rotrudlng, yield
at on etuDr Hi sanko's Pile lie nedy,
which acta dlnclly rn arts effected
als rbslunors a lays Itching and ef
fects a permai ent cure 60 ots. Drug.
gists ir mill Clrc ilars free Ur
llosanko, 1 hlladelphla, l'a. Bola bje
Z.C. M I Drug De t,
AMMir llehl,, I
lag all tomtelltors with the Chlcaio
t ulon I aclfli C Nnrlh Wistom Line
This Is the oiilar mutforiassngeis
de.lln i lithe World's I air
gALT LAKE THEATER.
una s, nunioi, Slisioea
Hontlay, Tnesfay & Wednesday Mgbts,
MARCH 27, 28, 29.
ledfClncatofUr K. If
SOTHERW.
o o
(UaJrlfavminiittf uentof Mr Uaa 1 Kruh nan
Ftrl tint here tt h new Co me J,
CAPT. LETTARBLAIR.
nr aiat csuiti. uraiNOTiv
And fibril recinlf ran tares inonll at th
Tyecuai Tt eater ew ora '
111 Sccterj- tad A olnl neoll same ss la Se
ore.
I rleee 1 1. J tl 01 ice 39e fcsle ot sssti bo
elnitilO.ir March Jl h
NEXT ATTltACTIONl
lelee Js hs n In ' tnela Toms Cabin
lsn I 9 11 tn I pr 1 1st I rlres at, lor, : e
IIP) sslebcilns 11 arch ih
ir K ot tiii 1 sua 1 xi men ssj.
Our 1 opn sr kloc Oisny la it e Oreit
THE OALLEY SLAVE.
II ns. Nalald ana 1 s troul s of 1 reform na
ess tnllh A Inl er 11 lost sr Its, John
II II !. rlli 1 u k ai4 Wise linear I eel
er A Madeline hkelrh I no ant IMie n I ate I
In h si usloal sVrtrl. Ill 1 aud I Ittraciloi s
in curio Hall
IO O. AIlMISSUIX XOo.
Off Stock of Laflies', Misses' nil Clilrei's six
SPMfiG HOSE sJBLk
HAS ARRIVED, fflW
And Hie assortment is complete and unexcelled, We carry nglMfM
none but the Onyx, Ethiopian and .other reliable dyes, as ve arc Wwm
sure they will give satisfaction to cyery buyer. lOlL
We have secured the "sole agency" for the wonderfully popular
black, drab and white Equipoise, and the Compromise Waists, which
are everywhere now in such large demand, recommended as they are
byJenness Miller and other influential Dress Reformers.
tin still coitiM to carry tie ,Jfo
WBllknown C.B. anil P.D. Corsets, Wm
as we have done for years; their 4wwtir
reputation for style, comfoit and 7Tfffif
service is unequalled. ' nJ
T. C WEBBER, SopL XjT""