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" TRUTH AND IIBERTV, ' ' H
I ,n . . I'IMDAYTmAY" 1, lt-OoTSAIiT LAKV C1TY,UTAII. VOrTxXVr IH
IN O. 1 i I . : ' I iMmm
I RELIGIOUS TOPICS,
Proceedings ol lbs Presbyterian As-
semuly at Washtagton.
I THU IEIHIIUY OF Till! Ill MX.
When llio tUurcli li Lntlllnl lo Heal
H with Political (Janlloni.
K Ituiptriuro Work.
mh Wasii:nutoi, May 10. The most
Wm notable jstt Ur Voung'i annua,
lit sermon, dillvered before tbo Prctby-
IB t rlan asumbly yesterifoy, was Hut
WOt if ntlng lo the Inerrancy of too Hcrlp-
V lures. Uponthosutjeclheialdt
B "Our own beloved church has again
nod again expressed thu firm aud art
H tied conviction that no discrimination
I oato UutblulneMcan bo made between
H illllrrcnt pattsoflhe lllblr; Hint Iron)
beginning lo etitt, from loo opening
sentence of Oeneala to thu lait verse lu
Itevclalloii, tun lllble Is Ibu very word
! ol UutJ. Of the aaiue puipoio (and
(Ills abould lo concluiivc) la tho ulcar
IH poalllvo testimony of Christ, j-rom
mm anil to end be placed tti ! ol royal
! assent Uon tho boob. Upon no other
MM tbeoryorbelletcaii we, o it scorns to
me, claim n divine, infallible,
MM perfect conitllutlon tor a churcli.
! No apprehension should bo felt alio
the ttiely of Hie Hlble. No oslble
harintnn bsfalllt here. To doubt la
disloyalty to (o I. To fear It la sin.
I It court the most searching lnvostl
K gallour It welcomes the sharpest crltl
H olim, From the fltmlog ordeal
through which It la now psislur, It
will come tortb as It baa from .ill ether
titty tests In Ita full Integrity, with
HI out a) muoh ns a araell of fire about It.
MM Anil when Ibo very narucaof those
H raJIcal reign rallonallatlc critics who
urn seeking to destroy Ita historical
fm truthfulness, Ha perfect Infallibility,
H with their widely huralded produc
es productions shall have been burled In
MM common oblivion, Ibo lllblo, the
H whole- lilble, history, biography, pro
E pbeay and doctrine, shall by Increasing
MX millions of bellevera oonllnuo to t
B received, read and prized nbovo ill
MM earthly poaaealona aa Ihe Tury work
V of Almighty 0)J."
H AT Till! ArTEltNOON BU310N,
K came the election of u moderator.
IrW Thu nominations were aafollowil lleT.
IK Dr. Charles A. Ulckty of l'nlladel.
Kt lihia: ltev. (Jiorire Hiker of I'blladnl-
I this and Hot. Wlllla U. Craig of the
11 Uulveraltyuf Cnitairo; Hot. Calvin
WM Btuwait, I). D. of WaahlnKton. Thu
Ff mult if the bal ot waa ae followi:
km Cralc HU, Hiker 103, tbo other canill-
T Untcs having ttltbdruwn.
' VAiitoua itErortTS.
' The annual reports of tho various
churob boardf, auch M thoio on tent-
; perance, benellcence, mlrslona of tree.
doui, etc., allow uccournitlng reaulta in
every brunch of the work undertaken
by tho l'reabylerlati cburch. rbtao
reiorta will he taken up by Ibe general
aneiuhly now in evulou bore and
conaldtred from time lo time,
Thu report of tho commlltie on tern-
perance contemilitee with ahamo the
tpeclacleof the "VMt national grog.
nop" at Hie World's fair; fuvors the
cstatillahnieut by Congress of nnlm-
I artlal coruuilislon to lmjtilro concern
Ingtho liquor trafllo such has bem
' provided lor In Ihe bill laised leveral
I Hint's by the Hsnate but defeated ly
1 tbo liquor Interctt In thullouic. The
report emphasises thu statement that
church la not a, iwlltlcal organlrallon,
lutlf tbuqueitlon of morals becomes
aqutstlonof polltlo also, the church
Kls not precluded on that uteount from
Ueullhc-with It. Thu riort also pro
. leitsagalnittbe system known ai the
army canteen, In which It Isolalmel
t Hiuoflliers and soldiers aro delalledos
suloonkcepers.
f Tho report of the committee on syi-
7 tomatlo beueflcence showa total re-
1 celt t of ull boards during the year of
i fJ,7tW W2, uud lucreoao ovsr last year
of $178,705.
In Hie Hunday school and foreign
inltalou fields, the year waa ouo
of proapulty and development.
Thu home mission work, however,
has not teen so prosperous, partly
owing lo lack of funds and partly
uwlug to tbe Increasing dllllcul.y ol
reaching the foreign and akoptlcal
elements of tho cpulatlon.
Tin: ciiiMJiK yuianuN.
Tbe etooud day'a session of tho
Presbyterian goueral asiembly oienid
with deMitlooal exercUes. Dr. Ilarsba,
Nebraska, moved Hie appointment of
it commlttoo to fjrmulsluan eiprertlou
ufoplulonon the Chlnise exoluslon
act, aa It aflecla fqrelgu mltslonary
wnrl.. Adopted.
H ltev. Dr. Duncan, of Ihe Kplscopal
oliurch, wus iulruducsd. llu Is a
H member ot tbo joint commltteu ou
NH church unity. lie said tho committee
9K had been In tendon for two days.
AiV. There weru four K)luls the Kpleoapal
RkjE eburch deemed etsentlal to asilst Ihe
wm union. On tbreo of these they pra"
y tltolly ucreed, and the fourth InvulveJ
C Uigely a dltlerenue In terms. Ho
H prophesied, there ore, unity In a not
K dlilautluturt.
It I'eolral Aulu.l Kuuilnr oponlnc.
K Bt. I.uui8, May 10 The Young
MB People's Chriitlau Union of tbe
mt United l'resbyturlau cbuah this morn-
mt lug adopted Kproteht otolnit tlioHun.
day opeulug of tbo World's I'alr and
W electid Hio following olllren. Proil-
WMt iluut V. V. Klllnt of the Mind igSun,
WM Ohio, secretary; Miss Koto Mai ion,
M Allegheny, IV, Iroaaurir; W. C.
fB ftewart, J'itUburgand A, It. Mofllt,
Mt Mauimoulh, Ills,
SIIHN NANI1H AMI lilt. IIELAJIAII.
Wm nnriled at His lliurcli or Ilroiculr
H
New Yoi.k, May 10. Nellie Vlr
elula Hands, this city, aud Joseph
ltaphael Delainar weru married at the
Cburch of Heavenly Heat. Delumar
ta tbo owner of a boll or gold mines In
Delamar, Idaho. He owns an entire
lownalteof Ibat place. HlslucomuU
Jl.UOO.OOO. Mr. ami Mrs. Delamar will
visit Ibo World's I'alr and travel for a
Jour.
Iron t omiMuir Allseheil.
New Voilir, May 10. Cue sheriff
has received an attachment for -':3,.
Ml agalntt Wert BJporlor, Wis, Iron
lug law J cr.
tim: if Air.
Artlvi.1 ol the flpnnlsn ' ,u
.few Yurli.
Nrw YotiK, May lO.-Tho Brnnlsh
steamer ltslna Maria Clirlstlno,l.ear.
log I nfanla Kulallu and suite, a".J
In His outer harbor last iilglit, nnil cait
anchor In tho biy oirfandy Hoo k.
Todjy dawned bright iiud buutirul.
Thu first vo-sel to visit llio Hpnnlih
steamer Hilt morning wia a tug lrj
Ing Hie Hpanl.h consul, vice ooniul
nnd offlcer. of tho Bpaul.h war
Hi rt, win. went lo lay the r respects
to tho reprcirnlallv. o! tbo MJeon
re gout. It was soon followed ny iu
United Btatos ill.pntcli twat IoM'',
followed shortly ty the Hpanlihwar
shin Infanta Isabel. At ubout II
oMock Inranta r.ulallo was tram rrred
In the lalter vessel nnd.ptecu led by the
Dolphin tiring a royal ailuti, rocceded
up tho bay to the dock. .
Itelna Maria Christina aocompaulod
them. All tbreo weru In gala atlire,
respondent with bunUng. Tho Riiua
o' I'orta Wadsworth and Hamilton
boomodn royal salute a Ui vessel
psed. Before entering tbo Nnrrowe
the vessels hovo to at tluaraiiilno ud
Hie ship was boarded by Hoslth Offlcer
Jenkins who was lourlcously received
by the prlnoe. Thla ceremony over,
Infanta Isabelle wolbed anchor and
moved Into tno harbor Mowed by
tbe other Srnnlarde nnd tbo Dolphin
In the order name I. Tbey made their
way to the Pennsylvania railroad dock
In the, Hudson river, arrlvlug shortly
afternoon. Amid reeowed mornlu-.
eruannou from the warshlpi and forU
Ibe princess entered Hiocutternnd wns
oouviyedtu tbedotkatonconnd tcok
a special train for Washington.
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION,
Place of Hex. Heeling Chosen by the
Delegates Today.
Indlcnnnt rrolest An. In. I Ilia Oeaejr
kieluslnn Law suit Nnnder
Cloilns; of the lr.
ClIIOAUO, May 10 Tbe National
r.dlt rial asioclstion today clioto As
bury Park, New Jereoy, as tbe next
place of uieetlnir. I'apora were rtad
and addresses mado by l.ruory Her
bert and Col. I). li. Anthony, Knna;
Joseph M. Chappel, Ashland, Wis.
William li. Pabor, I'lorida, read a
poem.
18AnHI.AIIEt.OMtU HOOK HI
was Introduced by tbo ohatr and satdt
"I came hore to arouse Indlguitloii.
My husbsnd writes me that the Su
premo Court lias sustained tho wicked
antl-Cblncsa Ueary act. I protest lu
tbe ntmo of Thomas Hooker, onu
among those who framej Urn ilnt free
CoBBtltutlou en tartti. We, his do
rcendautt tlalm to know something
about constitutions. The United
Btates's Constitution Is based on
Justlco lo all people. What kind of
luetlcu Is It to perrecuto the Chinese as
long aa they aro luw-abldlugT It is not
Ihe Justice of Chrlil. All ttioso orien
tal eople Willi tholr beautiful rellglull
should sen I missionaries to uto teach
us CJlHl.tlanltJ. When you destroy
tliellberty ofthe Chinaman, you Intuit
your Clod." Mrs- Hooker also sjoke
warmly against Bundsy closing of the
World's Fair.
A Nlrlke r Oolil.
Sprrtal Ultpctck ta Iht hxns.
Uaiiaiuua, Wyo, May 10 Tbo
owners of tbe Allaruant Btar mluoln
thu Uoli Hill district havo maju u
strike. Tbey followed an elgblsen
Inch oln until It divided and became
two veins of three and four feet each.
Blx uasaya give an average of 15200
per ton gold and twenty ounces of
silver. A. P. blckman, an asia) cr, has
madennlnepectlonof adoicnproperllca
In Ibo Uold Hill dlsiriot, and It Is ex
pected that tburo will be a large
amount of development work done lu
thut section this season.
Citebou Conuly CohIHIucs
Sftclal ilUl alch ta IA Mw s.
ItAWLINU, Wyo , May 10. Statistic
show that during tbe year U91, the
output of tho Carbon county coal
ralneaviaa 353,210 tons of lump end
0,4115 tons ot nut coal, employlug 771)
men, aud In ISO J thu output ol lump
was 6.8, 433 tons and 10,284 of nut coal,
employing olJ men.
AMI HTII.I. rilLV tour.
Ilea llunilerd tlilaese Arrive t
t'orllnnil, tlxn.
Poiiti.anii, Ogn., May 10. The
steamer Danube arrived from Vlotorla.
II. V., with 600 Chinese.
reealilenllnl AppalntmeulN.
Washimutus, May 10, Thu Presi
dent has made the following appoint
meuti: John Q. llrown, Idaho, regliter of
Ibo land oDlco at Illack 'oot, Idaho,
Ueorgu It, Young, New Mexico,
register of tho lsud ollicu at ltoswell,
N. M.
John M. Jones, Idaho, rccelvor of
publlu monies, lllackfoot, Idaho.
Wm. II. Cosgrove, Now Mexico,
receiver of i ubllo monies, at lloiwell,
N, M.
New V.itU Nlnek Market,
New YuliK, May 10 There was a
break In tbo whisky trust alookat the
uieulug of tbo slock exebauge this
mornlug of from S per tout to 14 J, on
account of the suit ajalnitthu torn
I any by tbo attorney general of Illi
nois. Ihe general market waa firm,
notwithstanding thu statement that
two million In gold will bo still pud
tomorrow.
NUIlTHI 11V I'AOIIIV.
Sfesllllk-er Ibe llleeelors Till. Arise-
Ni,w Yonic, May ID. The North
ern Paclllo ulreotora met this after
noon and perfected the collateral trust
agreement wlth,thel aruiers'Loan and
Irusteompuuy, trustee, aud commit.
teouniltrthotru.il Osweld J, litis
ton, I resident of the Tanners' Loan
and Trust company; John A. Btuarl,
resident of the United Utates Trust
conii an ; James Btlllnun, i lesldrnt
nflha National City llu kj Jehu D,
l'rolikt, and 1". I. OjiIus, Vice
President WlllUnu sojf ltd
ston repreienta tho trutteui nl thu
railroad coniinuy; Btuurt .tBIIIlnnti,
tim subscribers otler than thu iijldir
of tbutrisint IndcbleJuiss; I'tvhit,
ll.o Dculchtr lletik of lUrllu, Hueyer
A Co and their associate, uud (Jitey,
Ihn llockefiller liiletrst, Tho entlru
suliterlptlon of (1L',0U,'KH) Is now as
sured. It Is understood that of the
amount tbo fnllnwlngaubi'crli lions am
lepre'enlsllvil ltockifalkr, $l,U0J,0Cll;
HnjerA. Co. nnd the DtU'chrr Hank,
S-'.S'hJ.ois i; C, II. Wflbt, $I,oui),VOi;
Henry Vilkrd, 21.00d,(Kl0; hlsnssd.
nt.s, ."j)D.I0). VlllarJ wj not present
at tau meeting to I ty.
trerslriiror lint, silrineiil.
Ill jOUtNUW.N, Illf., May 10 W.
IliKriiurenuu, proiletor of thu Nor
mal l.xUm'igo luuk, which failed last
M tiduy, has been nrrrsLd churned
Willi einltfzhueiit. His friends
nantnl lofutiilihliAII, but bo would
Lot allow It.
World's snlr foles
Ciiicaou, May 10. Thero was no
sptoial attraction ut Ibn World's Pair
grounds today, but Ibe ueather was
bright and warm, and throngs of peo
lo took advantage of the fact to visit
the gr uuds.
lliisa'tcrnosn tho president of tho
board of Indy managers and the state
vlce-pnsldents held a reception Id tho
Woman's bullJIng In honor of tbe dis
tinguished women In attendance on
woman's congresses.
When thu n itlonal commission as
rumbled, the judlclnry committee,
which has thu question of Hunday
u'enlng uuler Lonslderalloo, ou.
iiouuccd tint It would bo ready to
report tills ufternoou. This woe ob
JeoleJ to by sumo suemheie of the com.
inlttteauu the mutter was Iluallyrul
over till Mondiy.
A communication was rccolved from
Peildenl Hlgglnbjtnam of thu local
diteilory, refusing to outer Into any
Informal cjtifurence concerning thu
resignation of Theodore Tlioinn', the
musical director, but raying lio would
bu pleated to bavo a formal one.
Iteerleee 4tiinlnled.
Cl.l.TFl.ANli, Ohio, May 10. In the
United Htolts court this morning a
receiver was aprnlute-d for tbo Toledo,
Bt. Doula i JCaiisas City railroad,
otuerwlsu kr:own as Hie Clover Deaf,
ou application of Hloiil A. Cor;, New
York, tlaliulng to haven (uilgmcnt of
tlU.OJO In the court st Toledo, ou
u hich execution has been returned uh
satlsflo I. 1 ho I III sets forth that claims
"Kgrnutlug nearly $1,000,0)0, unse
cured, aru pending liiOmo, Indiana
and Illinois, ou some of which suits
aru alreatly begun, with others about
to bo commented and that the road Is
insolvent. A receiver was therefore
asked for and granted, B. 11. (Jalloway,
Toledo, being named. Colonel 11. U.
Ingersoll, louniel for thu ouni
4iuy, was present and consented
lo tho anointment. Application
will bu at onco undo lu the Ju
dicial district circuit court, Chicago,
for u similar appolutmeut lor
Indiana and Illinois, aitlon having
already been taken to that en I lu
liidlanatolls. Tho road runa from
loledo to Kansas City, n distance of
453 mllos, uud had general olllces In
Toledo. '1 J alt appearances It wns lu u
nourishing conullloii. Us "Clover
leal" freight line was apparently doing
largo busluesr. It wus reorganized
nuu improved a few years airn by eatt
iru caillallttr, Willi H. T. Knoland of
Now Yolk, formerly of Ihe Union
Pacific, at their head.
Aalloual Sorilaso.
Ciiicaoo. May 10 Deerlng A Co.
have dismissed all attachment suits
against theNatlonal Cordage company
at their own cost, leaving Hie receiver
In Indl-t uted pomesslon of tho property i
of theNatlonal Cordage. I
Ad Altpnlnliuenl.
Wasiiimiton, May 10 The Presi
dent has appoltited Knrr Crax-, North
Carolina, third assistant postmaster
general.
Iiplitalou iirs Holler.
IlrilLlN, Mav 10. Tho boiler of a
locomotlvo at llmensu, Baxe Weimar,
exploded, Instantly killing five persons
and so seriously wounding eight others
that they are dying.
Klrlkollreloeeddir,
HuiL, May 10. Tbe union dock
laborers' strike has betn declared of!
nnd tbe men will go baok lo work ou
Tuesday. Thu settlement Is tbe result
of mu llatlon. The strike began on
April 7th,
A Chinese llrilleMlon.
ClllOA(H), May 18 The Chinese
l.ullJImr at tho World's I'alr was ded.
cated this morning. Ttie dedloatlon
consisted chiefly lu aervlng Invited
guests with cups of strong tea without
sugar or cream.
A llimenllr Nelllrd.
New, Yottic. May 10. There are
rumors this afternoon that the Pacific
Mall and the Panama railroad havo
settled their illflloultles and the Pana
ma railroad will withdraw the steamer
service.
Iteiilu .f.illre.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 10 Jarnea
1.. Murdotk, the "11 known trage
dian and teacher of elocution, died
here today, aged 81.
I'Mirlllnir Hie Jena.
Mruo, May 10. A new ul.asn has
been issued exjelllng the Jews from
tlioAsiatlo provinces of l.usalo. It
will ciiujo widespread tuaerlng.
I lillnrlull Monifo,
ClIiaAdO, May 10, Among thu
World's Fiilr auxiliary emigres lu
session today ero the reprerentaUves
of Hi" National Alliance, Unllarlnn
anilothtr Liberal Christian womeu,
delegates of thu Western Unitarian con.
fereiae and members of thu Women's
Untarlan conference of Ihe Paoldo
coast In unlou meeting. There was u
large attendance, when Itsv. Ida C.
Iliimtlu, t resident of the Women's
Western Unitarian conference called
llu, session to order. Itnporls w, re
read of thu National Alliance of Uni
tarian and other Liberal Christian
Women; Women' Western Unitarian
coulerauce of the Pacific Coast, and
lo'toMco mission work, tho confer
i, nee closing with an address by Mrs
Kato rupLior, Qalpln, Cat.
WHICH WILL Will?
Battle li;lv7jon Natural end Artificial
Gas in tbe Council Toal0at.
THU TWO MI.MA JIUC1II II.
(Hilt, lloiieirr, aro Wlven oi llio
t'ouiicltniluln llliim'ii.ilor 11
Olil I lino Lxpcrls.
Only n great deal of filibustering and
niodless discussion will ptev.it thu
resolution graiitllif cerlnln rlvilegia
and franchises to tho Halt I.aiu .". Og
den Uas and I.leulrla Dlgbt compno
from oiulng up at tho meeting of thu
City C until tonight. Ibocuttiiany
Is tho suctu'tur and aeslgnoo cf thu
franchises ot the Bait Dako City Gas
ooni)anynnd Ibti Halt Dale Power,
Light aud llcitlng company, cor, ora
tions heretofore, exlsllrij: In Hilt
city. The resolution has been
hanging 11 ro for months nud
tbo contest at the final leading
promises to ba n hot one. In thu
ruliiCa of many It li a question as to
whetuer Inj natural or Hie artlflelal
article will trlumjh. OU experts,
hunever, aro giving oJils mi tbe couu
cllmanlu illuminator. 1110 resolution
aa nmtmtcd standi:
Section I. lie It rosoived by llio City
Council ur-Jilt Lako Ul), tb.il tho Nail
Lake and Ugdou Ujs an t 11 ettrlo LI1.I1I
Company, u cutpnrMilun ext.Uug unaer
tbo laws of thu 'territory of Ulsli ba suc
cessors and aaslirna liaee ibo authority
aud consent ot tliu slid CouiKll, 1111 1 llio
perinl.aloii Is hereby gran ed It 1 1 uso
and occupy tho ntreota, lanca, slloa sud
pubtloi Ucesof rjalt Lelco City, lor tho
purposu ut conveylnggss audeloilrlcsl
currants by moans of suitable pls or
conduit laid or to 1hi laid be osr itiu sur
face of iho ground, or by iiioaua of wires
or condbctors luced aboru said Mtuet,
to bo usoi lor elooirto llgbtln, and also
plpos to ls latd bolow tbu suruto of ibu
ground for tho conveyauco of steam for
Heating, furnishing ion or andolber ptlr
kxus, m Ibultihabllants, prorly uh ti
ers and users 111 said city, lor ibo term of
tweut)-Ihojcars Iruui and alter Ibo
piisHMrfd 01 Una resolution.
Hec J. 'that said company, 1 a succes
sors uud sstlgus, during said term la, un I
hereby aro eated nun Ibu right aud
telvllii'uor enterlog ujioii tbo strceia,
lanes and alloys or suldehy for tbo lol
lowinir;purosc.. cr. Ilia opening of said streets, alleya
lanes aud 1 ubllo places for tbo purposo of
laying gas mains, elocti lent conduits, or
pipe for stoaiu puriiosoa.
6. Tbe irlYUcKOuforocIng and instu
lalnlng lu the streets, lanca and alleja of
add clt), (ulea aud attaching tin rem
aud exieuding and uiatiitalalu tberoon
wires or ponducterH tor ihe purt.Ko of
trnnsiulttlng electrical currents within
Ibo limits at said city, to Ibe iuhabUanta
Ibsroof. -.
bee. 3. Tbe said Halt Lake and Ocden
(las aud Llectrle Light enmp my shall Ills
Willi Iho elly oiigluoer a plat aboM lug tbe
streets, lauea, alle a sud publlo plaoes of
said city wboro iho sal 1 couipauy pro
loscs or msy boreafter locate pes 1 Ijies
uud oluoirlcal coudiilts.or plios for stoaiu
burpotcsi aud tbo said company shall
halo tbo right to ojeu trenches for the
purposo of laying sail mains and con
duits aud for tho purl", of maintaining
tbem lu good ropalr. 'Ibo said eoinpany
tobsvouccessio all such main jas plHis
or conduits aa may bo mco.sary from
tiiuo to time; and no railroad track or
other like obstruction shall, bo laldoeer
said gaa mains, ootidulta or aloatu plpoa,
or nearer than one loot In thoclea later
ally Irom Ibo bell Joint cf such gas
mains, electrical conduits or said steam
pipes, except 111 crossing tbo same,
I boo. 4. A(letltots,!aues,e!!oTeatid pub
llo plaeos Ibat may bo opened by thosald
company for tbo ulores ild puritoses shall
boitlludand put lu as kood ropalr as
they were prior to tho opening or such
trenches so us not to unnecessarily ob
struct thefreo passage oer thoaireots
for a longer time than may be necessary,
'1 ho use of street for such purposes shall
bo controlled and govcruid by ibo ordin
ance of said city rolstlng lo tbo manner
tf laying dlatrlt miug pipes and conduits
aaaboto spec! tied.
1 ho said streets, lanoa, alloys and pub
llo places sbsll be ro avod by said com.
I any to the eallefatllon of tho city
engineer ot said elly.
boo. S. 'Ibo sold Halt Lako and Og
den Uss and Llcttrio Light com
pany, Its siioco-eors and assigns,
shall be rteonslblo lor any damaco to
person or rroperty rraultlng from any
act or nci;lli,ence ou lis part which may
a"true by riaaon of tbe exerciso ot auy
of Ibe privileges boreln.
Noc. U. The Halt fatko and Ogdon
Oas and Llettrlo Llirbt company,
during tho perl'd aforesaid, shall
b) Its aecotauco of the prlvlleKea
hereby grantud suroes with llio ald elly
to fuml'li gas to the citizens ot said oily
at s price nol oiceedlng fi6o por thou
sand cublo fuel; aud Hist the said elly for
all public purposes ot strett
llgbllng.for building", owned by tho city,
lor alt hospitals ond publlo building for
charitable or religious purposes of any
kind shall make a dlsoounl, from thu
afore.ald prlee, of toil por cent. And Iho
aald Halt Lako and Ogdon Uaa and l.loo
trio Light company aurtes 10 furnish an
Illuminating uaa of not less Hum 13 can
dle poner,aud Incandescent eloclrlolie.bt
ill not loss than 10 candle power, ibo
aamotobosulject from lime totlmoto
tbe luspootlou of a proper olllcor np
I olnted by s ild City Council, to deter
mine Ibo quslliy of said lllunilnutlng kss
audelettriolllhl.
hea 7, Unless a Swrllton acceptauto
of Hits r lullou, with tho condillous,
rostrltllons uud limitations therein con.
talliol Is tiled by tbo Hall Luko and
Ojjdou Has and l.leolrlo Lleht oompaiiy
wltlitlioolty rcoordor of Halt IjikoClly
within slxiy days from tho date of tho
la.migu thereof. Ibis resolution and Ilia
francbho hereby ijrauiod ahall bo void
uud of no tlloct.
NEW DISTltllT A1X0UXEVS.
Judge Judl .Sfbcti Juilgo llonat,
Jli.irs. i. I.. Magliiols aud Joseph
T. ItlcUard as Ills Aids.
U. B. District Attorney Judd late
josterJay elleruoon appointed his sec
ond and third assistants. As nlready
stated in tb Nius, Judgo Howat
sucteeds Mr, F. II. Blepbem; Attorney
W. L. Maglunls, of Ogdeu, will bu the
succsssorof Mr, H, M, Allison, and
Attorney J01ej.l1 T, ltloharda(of tbo
law firm of lllcbard KUbaida of
lists cltyj will Ir.l.otlie plnco of John
M. am. Judgo Hownt mil Mr,
ltlchnrde will look odor tho criminal
buainius ot the I'lrst and Thirl district-,
Attorney Mngltinls will tne to
tbn I'cutlli district, while Jll.lgo Judd
M ill give tils nltetitloii for the present
to the Hccou 1 district, whoro thero Is
some imporlaut business ou hand.
A UUIT A l)Ki'()MTIU..
The lUIIroail Company, the .Notarj nnd
Iho Liujrr An Apponl.
In Iho Third district court yrDlerday
afternoon the cato of tho Union Paclflo
Hallway company vs. 1. W. BlnlTord
was on hearing.
It trims that somu time ago Its
porter Prank McUurrln wasimnloyed
by thu Union Paclllo Hallway com
1 any lo tikii a certain dejiosltlos. Ills
ceinmisslon as notary publlo having
expired, ho asked BtaQord, wlio was n
notai), lo assist him. Btaftord did to
and li sued onu tub)cmia, swore two
m itmaits, and did seme other similar
well.. After McUurrln had fliilsliul
tho deposition he kit It with Btallord,
who had to duly sign It nan r-otary
tubllc, before It could I e use!. As
soon n It had luen cumpleted, Atlor
my Van Citt went to Hta'.rtird, there,
uima preeeutej n bill for J52 07,
but later drooJ tu $41. an I
told Mr. Van Cott tb'it ha
uould get tbn deposition when ho set
Hid. Mr. Van Cott uss taken aback,
but finally otlered Btallord $20, uhhh
lies thought waa four limes aa much as
HiuBorvlu, we worth. Thu notary.
however, refused totakutliat sum, rnd
ai Mr, Van Ojtt waa compelled to havo
Hio deposition ho paid $41 lo Htat
forJ under protest aud got Ihu dool.
Hon. Bull was then brought against
htairord for ?-'l In Commissioner
Pr UP court and ludimsnt renderud
ninlnst him for the amount, from
which Judgment he apcaled. Tho
luarlng was bad lefore Ihu court with,
out a Jury. Judgo Zsno found a Judg
ment lu favor of thu 1 Islntlll for tho
amount demanded. HI Honor be
lieved Ibu $2J receled by BlaflorJ was
much more than tho services were
worth,
COtltlT NOTKS.
The case of W. S. Bimkln tb i:. B.
Huolgrop, In whlih tho llalntlll
tlalmed that bo furnished brick to Ihe
valuoof $71.60 for a bouse which thu
defendant was building, and that said
delendant had ai;ree 1 to see that Iho
bill was paid, tho brick being ordered
by tbu contractor has been concluded
before JudguZanc.
Mrs. Joseph llarmlem, who was
charged with liavlmc obtained $ej
from a man named Wright bv false
pretences, bad a hearing in Justice
Whltehoruu's court yesterday niter
noon and was aoqullteJ.
DANGEUS OK 0U11 bTItEErS.
Tho I.IHIe Sou or llrpuly Maribal
Jlaiiian I'annoj Knocked Down
by a Careless lllcrtlM.
His pretty nearly time that actlvo
measures were taken for cuttlui; short
tbu recklrss career of thu sidewalk
bicyclist within the pre scribed districts.
He ha enjoyed a laug aud uninter
rupted mouopoly lu this city, and the
ordlnauco which 0113U fj control his
actions appears to bu altogether re
garded as a dead lrttur.
Marshall, the Utile slx.jear old eon
of l)euty Marshal llouian Cannon,
is tho latest victim of thu evil biru
alluded to. llu was standing on the
sidewalk Just lu front of his jarents'
residence at Hie corner of Tilth Boutli
and l.ast Temple stieel, about six
o'clock last evening, und was knocked
down by a btcjcle driven at
a furious rate, the machine
passing over the child' left arm
aud badly lacerating that member
almost II entltu length, llluod llowed
freely. Thu poor little eliap wm
lk kid up by a neighbor, and tho
father on hearing bis onlld cry ran out
to him. Hut thu "man" who wo re
al ouslblu for all thu troubln rode away
as fast aa tho machine could carry
him, and had got clear out of sight
before thero was any chance of identi
fication. Del ut). Marshal Canuon
staled lo a Ni.wb reorter this morn
ing, when furnishing him w 1th thu
foregoing facts, that Ills son had
auilered great palu all night; but no
serious results aro apprehended. His
great wish now Is that he could learn
the name of the careless fellow who
knocked tho boy down and then,
lieedlissof what ho had done, hurried
onuy beyond reach.
$1000 Claimed For Assault.
The last oosti on Judge Ziue' list
jestcrday afternoon was tbo $1,000
damage suit of K. U. Davis va 11, M.
Klletbeok ot ol. Plaintiff alleges that
on July 13, 1S02, the defendants beat,
kicked nud otherwise assaulted htm
und that onu of them nourished a gun
and tbnateued to kill him. Ihe
alleged assiult oocurrud during the
labor Iroubhs last summer and n crim
inal mtlou wm alio prostcutid at that
II mo but this defendant, weru dis
charged an 1 still douy that tbey
assaulted Davis. The case whs j ro
ceeded with up to thu hour of ndlouru
ment and was resumed this morning.
Die vcrdlcl,uad not I ecu up to lue
time the Newd went to press.
AGAINST THE CITY.
Mrs. I Uzjuelb Tuckrr Demands flJOO
lor a tall on Hie Mtlnnalk.
The trial of an action brought by
Kllxabeth II. Tuoter and BamuelB,
Tucker (hor husband) against the City
Countll of Halt Lake I1eg.11 in C'llllf
Justice Kane's court this afternoon.
Ihe claim was for (33)0. damages
for perronal Injuries alleged to buvu
been sustained by Mrs. Tucker uu
March 8th, 1602, owing to Hie Iiep.ll.
geute and carelessness of tbe defend
ants 111 Ihu construction of a aldewalk.
I n August, 1800, on the north side bf
Third Houth street, between Main and
West Temple, tho defendant oorpor.
atlou laid down an Iron and glass and
fififilSfifi
cemoiitsllenalk,iotHonof which was
constructed on 11 sharp Incline, thereby
raiislugn sleep and slip; cry d see nt.
While passing along this sidewalk on
the dale first riamsd tho femalo (lain,
till fi II vltlrMitly down, breaking her
arm nud retelving ether bodily lnury.
Tbo sum of 3H was oxpondoj for
medical ntlondancei an I nursing, and
It Is statoJ that tho use of tbe arm Is
I ermaiirntly Impaired.
fho defense puis forth a general
denial, moro puilculsrly In regard to
the allegation of negligence.
Btephetu and Bohiocdir nro thu
llalniirj'a attorney,; Clly Attcrncy
Hoga represents Hie defeudiuts.
AMUSKSIKSTS.
Nrih III 1UH-A3 In the County Fair,
I lays two nights and a BilurJsy matl
1110 commencing this evonlng.
11 A 1 t.r N ,t Haut will nptcir In
Ihtlr new sVllThu Idca.ucxt Wu dnes
day nnd riiuraday,
Mian Hai ooci;, tho popular reciter
and Instructor ol physical culture at
the University, will give, with tho aid
of tier puillr, u very Ititenstlng and
nrtletlo exhibition at thu TheMer on
Tueslny evenluit next. The ull-ilr
will bo eiieoslumr, ud It Is stir to
nttract wide-spread attention. I-utler
psr.luihrs wlllboglTou lu Iho NkWS
tomorrow 1 venln,-.
I'oicit Halo Ml ml ay Sclionl.
Potest Dtle Hunday school was ot
ESiilxed In January oftbuiiiesent year.
Ucder f-uperlnteudent W. D. Hansen
nnd bis assistants, H. H. Love and 1',
M, Lymnti Jr., tho school Is making
C".cd progress. Tu uld In procuring
jiks and charts, n concert will be
given tills evening nt S o'olocl , A good
prcgram tins been prepared and an
unjo. ablo time Is as-urt d.
CIIAUOEI) WITII IIUIUHiAllY.
The Itci'denco nf Jlaysiar,! Illxby Forci
bly holered and $1.",() iurtli ot
1,'oodt lakeu Away.
Cemmlis'oner Pratt Is engagid this
alleruoon with tho further hearing of
thu charge against Art I'llnt, James
Kiifr, Charlei Carter and W. J.
Davis, of burglarlxlug Ibe residence of
Mr. Monard Illxby, a mining
man, on He 11 111 Beveuin Last street,
uud stealing theiufrom a vnrlety of
artlclis, oggregutltig In valuaS160.
OuBuuuay evening, Ihu 7lh Inst.,
Mr, lllxly being away fiom home,
Mri. Illxby nnd her dauglilur loft the
liousu ehortly alter 7 o'clock to go to
church. Tho servant gill went out
soon altcrwards, revlousl) locking all
tbo doors and tissurlug herself that
everything was cafe. Mis. and Mlsa
Illxby II rat leluriied. Just before 0
o'clock. They weru as'ou shed to find
thu front and back doors upuu, a light
In the hallway and also In uuu 1 f
the front rooms. As Hie ladle onion d
a scuffling noise was heard, as thoujii
oua or more persona wero hurrying
out of thu p!au'. An lusiwtiloii ul
tho rooms showed that tbo house had
been reliy thoroughly ransacked, and
n lame quantity of allver-J lated ware,
a valise, several rsiais, baudkorchlefr,
etc., carrie I oil. Tho pjllie were null,
lied and Capt. Paul and bis men
took tbu mailer lu hand, l.vetilu.
ally tbo; wire induced to I ay
n visit to Ibo dwelling occupied by Hie
defendant Flint, where Mr. lllxby's
valltu was louud; ulso at thu bottom of
n trunk thero wero a number of arti
cles forming part of the misting
property. Davis nnd Carter, It was
j ruvud, had left 11 razor at a local
saloon In ayinent for drinks of whis
ky, and upon nil llio rllonerr, when
arrested, other atolou goods weru dis
covered, The servant klrl Is thu ;ioorcr
by ajtne $10 for the visit of thu bur
glars. Altorney 1). O. Klchnor appears for
the 1 rcsecutlon; Attorney John An
derson du ends.
When I'llnt ia done with on the
Mom nt charge thero la another against
ilni, of Mug couterned lu u burglary
at tbu houiu of a Mr, Clarke und
stealing u revolver, otc.
PllOVO.
Damage) Awarded. Lawsuit ll'lvrreii
llrollier uud Milir. (Jiieen of
tbe May. inuw In llio Hills.
ttgutar Corrrl'onJea.A.
Pittivu, May 13. In the oaso of W.
II. Winn, assignee for the purposu of
the suit, vs the llio Uratido Western
rullway, tho Jury yesterday alleruoon
returned n vurultt ot $410 for 1 lalntltl.
The case of Margaret llouuelt Price
vaJauus llonnett, re suit to reoover
$0.0 nllCL,od t havo been entrusted 10
defendant In Franco an I not satisfac
torily sctountud for, came up for trial
juaterday, but on account of a nits
statement of fact tbo attorney for
plalutlir withdrew thu oomplalut.
Tho case, however, went tu trial
ou 11 cross oomplalut the defendant
clulinliig $ ISO fir servlct a In traveling
to France ror, and returning with
plalutlir, who I his elstcr. Headers
of thu IN xws will remember Hint Mrs.
Price was the ajed inaldea sister of
Mr. llonnett, and was by him lu luced
to leavo her nutlio land nnd come to
Utah with tho understanding that her
brother would care for her the re
mainder of her days. Bin, however,
did not long remain with her brother,
hut preferred to btcouiu Mrs. Price.
Bhe will reinstate her suit for tbu re
covery of thu $020 a soon iui her
attorneys can draw up a corrected
complaint.
An exulting eloctlon has bieu
held lu tbu II. Y. acajemy for
Ibe selection of n young lad)
to bu thu "queen u' Ibo May." Thero
were a doren caudldutes, uud Miss Ida
Ktuwartsctured a plurality of votes,
Hhorecolved "10 voles eut of BOO. If
tbu weather Is lino tho May day will
bo tomorrow.
Judgo Junta has received n letter
from bla brother, Uoherl Join , wnu Is
at tho head of Provo river. The letter
is of the Uth Inst, and states thut there
utefourfeet of snow ut Klddei'sold
mill site. 1 he Judgu has been tamlllar
wllh tbo country at tbu head of thu
river for twtlvu years past, uud ho
statis that duilng that lime-, he has
never known snow lo lay at Kidder'
old uilllsltoat all aa latu as Muy 14lb;
so plenty of watir tuoy jet bo expected
fiom tbu hills,
,V!iTVKsassmamtiia
THOSE WILD WATERS M
The Cold Spell Materially Reduced -n
Their Quantity. IH
TIILY AIM: M)ii U.MlIMt C0MI10I. iiH
m
Illnglnui'1 llcvnilatloti. Maltlilnc ' lasB
Jordan, Hie Cauah and Clly ''iB
( rcck.-Tho iUh;r Up. ., 1H
Tho cold spell which camo on wllh ' lWM
yttter lay's storm lias proven n great , JJ
boon lo people In tills lclnity, by llraal
lousing tbo rapidly moiling process tibial
that was being applied to the mouri- it ,sl
taint snows to temporarily cento j 'H
operations, to Hint tbo volume of ' 9
wntcr lu the croeks, t aiuli nud rlvor ' i fJ
has been materially Icste.ieJ. fail
1 11 the canyons theru was more dam. ' Jl
agedouo during tho onllnuancs of IlifiaH
Hio storm. Parley' crock becamo I Jbh
very high und ran over and cut up the llSai
read rather badly in plecsr. A force iflH
of mcu wentup hat night tj ruako '1aH
lepalre. It was repotted that tbo Utah "'vH
Central railway traek bal been iXsW
washed out, but this was not a fact. IBbI
Them weru iultuu number of wathei LfiaW
byitreami from thu mountain aides, 'laBI
butnonuof theso weru lorlous, aid tbo I'tlalH
railway Irslllo was not uutorially In. P JbH
terfered with. EibH
lu lllngham canyon, howovor, mat- 1 ,j
tera atsumed is dlilorent aspect. Homo I 1
daa ugo thu llools so Injured tbo "fiaH
H. O. W. traci Hist trains had to stop ' i'IbH
nuiils below thu statiin, and patson. I'IbsI
gertatid null matter were unloaded at H
Dry Pork. Yesterday's ttorm In tbo . ,.',H
uanyou was a terror. Tho wlud ' M
blew a gale, an! the rain aud Wi
hail of llio morning gavo way lots J H
blinding anow storm.wblcli coutluued 1. , Wi
till ubout lx Inches of snow had 1 Bttttl
fallen, lllngham creek came up lo an L 4
alarming helghl, and e,9uilderablu r H
daiusge was done. Thu railway track ll'sal
lain suih u condition that tho com- liaLH
(any has had to reluse Irelght until ! k aSI
repaliacaube msde. Nn ore oau be VbVbvI
hauled out, und aomo of the mines ar HH
stoedfor lack of fuel nnd timber, I'sLH
whkh cannot be hauled to tlioin lu '1!bbH
tho 1 riseut condition of Ihu roads. In It'jLafl
some; laces where formerly there wus tVaal
a fair wagon iroad, It Is now almost Im- If H
passable lu men uu horseback, fho u WmWM
touutj will bu called ou to expeud a jl MWM
couslJeroblu amount la repairing j) JH
roads. I Wmml
Hie Bait Like and Ljj Augilea ? mU
railroad eople buve found It neces- L aBBBJJJ
atry lo raise their brldgu over Hie V W9
JorJau, aadalargH force of men havo pf4aVaVH
been engaged at that work. The If mM
brldgu wits iju tu near tho water for l'.aasxal
otdlusry seasons, aud too close for '
sufely for Ihe present, but It Is now 1
being locateith Ign and ury. i. IH
Clly creek, tho canals und Ihe river it mWM
wero carefully watched last night, j! MWM
and with the fall In the water are now IF. tLaH
under coulrol. Mayor Uatktn went to iWrnMrn
the relief of thu water do j fmWM
rartmeut by calliug un thu j H
other department to send cut f 'H
men to aid la Ibe wurk of keeling tbu j 1
waters batk. Under this order mat- BBBBBJ
lers are progressing nicely at resent. H
City creek Is also belug relieved some
by tapiiug tho water hydrants. 1
Boutli aud north ol this city the 1
iHiopIearo kept on thu alert by the tNLxaVH
rushing mountain streams. Weeer liBaBfl
aud Morunu counties are havlug MWM
some et their old lime exierieuco., H
and Weber and Ogdeu rivers ure yet H
dangerously high, thous.li It haa gono H
down some Willi iho cold stell. Thu 'fH
road between Weber ami .Morgan H
ountylsle orlol under water.tu somu H
placiB several feet. In Ogden cauyou H
tho road is submerged in ; laces; BH
wtstol Ogden thu Ogdeu river has H
otilloHej Its lunl.s ut thoBouihoru H
Paclllo bridge and great streams of H
water aro racaplug over Ihn farms lu H
that nelghtiorhuod, doing great damago H
lo tbe orchards, krolli Held aud gar- iaaLaH
delis. Atonopolut wllhln 11 half mile aVH
uf tho brldke two houses are surround- ftaVLaB
ed with lakia nnd tbu occu; ants are H
forced louse rubber boot to gain access I
to thu dwellings. High levels havo j mWJ
saved many of tbu homos lu that H
vicinity from damage but those who jWM
weru caught unauarea aro sustaining
heavy Iumis. Old settlers say the UgWt
rlversare higher thla sjrlng than for H
eight )ear. Ilelowtho ojnlluence of H
Ihe Weber and Ogdeu river tbu H
stream tt reads out all over thu coun- H
try uud the settlement of Marrlolsnnd jmWmM
the dlatrlct surrounding are Inundat- JH
ed. The country resembles a great mWMt
mWMWM
With tho precaution now being PBBJ
taken, however, It ia likely that thu mWMWM
prlucllaldauger la past, both ut Halt 'latLaH
Lake aud elsewhiru In this vicinity. J WW
Ilaniuy Is lllssatislleil. ,
The ohaneea aro that tho last has not ltamH
been heard of the damago suit lodged 'HbVbbI
by Harney Morgan, thu mluer,agalns: ibsbH
thuOutarle Bllvcr Mlulng company, v4aaH
tried before JudgeZanuand a ury dur- iSasaH
lug tho early part cf thu present week, ilaattttttal
Ihosuni olalmtd was $11,400, but the saasiaB
Jury returned a verdict for $600 only, 'LBLal
With Ibis the plalutlll'a counsel 'WM
( Powers A. lilies) nru not satisfied. I BsLlH
Tliev teem to think that It tho severe I atVaH
bodily Injuries which Morgan met , SaHiJjH
with are worth anything at all, no 'naaLaH
amount short of $11,400 should cover usjbbvH
Ihom. Henco thu iueatlou of moving tMBaBaH
for u new trial la under the serious eon- ILarH
ttderatiou of Louutel at this time, suLKo'sbI
iimW'Mi
A Snil Couilitlou. IhHbH
Theru hat been confined In tbe IflBia'sfl
county Jail tlnco last evening n young aaH
woman about twonty yoar of ago ''itBia'tafl
named Winnie Joyce. Bho has toen J ssaia'tal
imployedat the Valley house in this " fni
clly for tome tlmo past, but latterly fluH
her mind ha shown signs of weaken. iW'aal
lug. It Is now feared she is Insane, gaSta'tal
and thai quesllou is to bu determined I, vHxaH
b bu luqulry In tbo Probatu court thla ( UaYoafl
afternoon, llaBia'tBB
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