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Show real estate) to the payment of the cost and expunses of this proceeding and of the receivership aforesaid. Ihe reference refer-ence herein provided for to be made by a separate order. Whereupon it is considered, adjudged ad-judged and decreed that tbd cause be remanded to the supreme court of the territory of Utah, with directions to modify iti decree as herein directed, and to take further proceedings as to law and justioe may appertain in conformity con-formity with the opinion of this court, delivered on this appeal at the last term of the court. ''UNCLE SAM" IS HELD. Th lue'ttouus HutliKDd of a Fanolnatlng BrliU Hold tor KiamlnatUn. United States District Attorney Var-isu Var-isu appeared before Commissioner (ireenmiin this morning iu search of information, in-formation, lie wanted to know what had been done with Sam and Sarah Allsworth, who set aside the laws of consanguinity and the laws of the nation aud made a bride and groom of an an uncle and niece. Commissioner Commis-sioner Greenman replied that by consent of the prosecution prosecu-tion the neice, who fondles an infant of a few months, was permitted to go on her own recognizance, while Uncle Sam had been given lodgings at the penitentiary, where he is fattening on the choicest viands that are alTnrdud by Van's steel bouud villa. The examination examin-ation will take place on Thursday next, at which time there promises to be some racy revelations concerning courtship court-ship in the country precincts. The redaral Court. territorial supreme court Will convene again tomorrow, at which tiaie work on the calendar will be resuml. Judge Blackburn will come over from I'rovo, while Judge Miner will join the constellation from Ogden and the work of cleaning up tho calendar be- The Railway .War. "llye not opened tho) papers in the railway cases since they were submiF ted,': said Judge Anderson this morning "and will not be able to give thera my attention until tho supreme court has got started on its labors. I imagine that the commanders com-manders will not object to a few days peace and the arms will scarcely rust in that time. I shall, however, try to reach an opinion in tho premises as soon as possible." In the meantime tho Warwicks are resting on their oars aud every ono seems content to let the conceit have the sway. Suprcms Csurt Order. The following amendment to Clause Vll in thu United States supreme court ruling on church property has been received re-ceived by Clerk Joseph P. liocho: The Late Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of LaUer-duy Saints et al.. appellants, vs. tho United States. George Komuey, Henry Dinwoodey, James Watson and John Clark, appel-anti, appel-anti, vs. the United States. The decree entered in this case on the 1'Jth day of May, 181)0, having been set aside by an order of the court made on the 23d day of May, 18!)0, it is now upon further consideration ordered, adjudged ad-judged aad decreed, thrvt the decree of the supreme court of the territory of Utah he atlirmed with the following modification, that is to ay: That tho seventh clause1 of said det.ee be changed and modiiied so as to read as follows: 7 And the court does further adjudge and decree that the late corporation cor-poration of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints having become by law dissolved as aforesaid, there did not exist at its dissolution, and do not not exist, any trusts or purposes within the objects and purposes for which said personal property was originally acquired, ac-quired, as liereiubefore set out, whether such acquisition was by purchase or donation, to or for which said personalty person-alty or any part thereof could be used, or "to which it could be dedicated, that were or are not, in whole or in part, opposed to public policy, irood morals. and contrary to the laws of the United States; and further-Lore, that there do not exist any natural persons or any body, association or incorporation who are legally entitled to any portion of said personalty as successors in interest in-terest to said Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the said personal property has devolved to the United States; aud not being lawfully applicable to the purposes pur-poses for which it was originally dedicated dedi-cated or acquired, and to which, at the commencement of this suit, it was being devoted by the suit! corporation and its controlling authorities, the same ought to be limited and appointed to such charitable uses, lawful in their character, charac-ter, as may most neariv correspond to those to which it was originally destined, to be ascertained and defined (unless in the meantime congress should otherwise other-wise order) by reference to a matter for due examination, inquiry and report rhereon, subject to the approval of the court; and to be established, administered adminis-tered and carried out in such manner and according to such scheme as may be suggested aud reported by said master mas-ter and approved by the court. It is further ordered and decrced that until the ascertainment and determination of such ures and the adoption of such scheme, and until direotion j be taken for tbe ultimate funding or I investment of the said personal prop- i erty for the purposes aforesaid, the re- i ceivcr apno;nted for this cause do con j tinue in the custody and charge thereof I with ail accumulations, subject to the i further order of the court, and (con- i jointly with its rents and iuoouie of the j |