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Show " HiK WOMAN'S EXPONENT. grt;etlD - f '. Vf'c ii i heaxty ....... f l. i- ta t hv. chits; n?o . immeuMi Ter- . ." rity wpfetty.'ve'l jrovt-jz Ju"t rh fiiitahlo-'.fo.- Tbo ridiit fen? were ndoptrd. Oov. JMurray .;wa'mvit'e(i to addre?' Mmv aud cc, and.''0ke a few miuutes in a happy vein an-- V :hj: , Editor. us J r f i t buly. that th . te rri -- J t -- fn Ii a Hi f.)rif ntl'metK-- . i ' ' '.' In &dt Lake. City, ".Utah 'lVrr.n-- : r roprono jear, S3. 00; one copy Jl.o-- Tv-.opics for .tbc price of "ilcV: E.wh s cArev'ten lines of nonpareil space, pne Iheral rti srnr.tt-4- ot i me,1 S2.50: pa- raonthiiJXL --- ' ; ; regular: advertisers. ; T. vroynvT "()lIoc,' in Irick.buildhig north of Z: C. Mr huurb: from 10 a! m. Id" 4,rK.v't Tn'i'ltftr-ttiisrpeg- s 5 p. m. every day, except Sunday :' e " " &jddii4siWrti6lH68 eommuiiteftlions' to """' Publisher Woman's Exponent,' I 1. Salt Lake City Utah. rn, ;:.( J s.-- six-mont- nfne-tisir.- n Treat. Cluil' inaue brief hs :r5 in . rtakir Sharpgave ir:dfiii afifejrpJjagoft ". - rV ;:n- As-embir- tfifTTFffteTlir'5Ii A :rry ; ; city on 'the evening gentleman frr ui Salt Lskcyinclud- - J fit. n fogs- - a ml ole mblxTo f'the (hty C Tmhh sud a delegation from the Utah myfc the Wyoming people in Ogden ex. i ;whtre ting? were interchanged and appro-.ri'.t:.euioahtraUors rart'o by the city Ruthcrl-yiterjthtile' Wyoming psr.!y and the Utah I y Loyi-la'ur- 'f " e o rn , o. I.sit-.-.r- of tytju City Coutcli. o attended the Theatre the tame of the in .rt ;rf?y the two Legislatures met in jobiU.vsl )u. At 11:30 His Excellency, Govern-o- r M ;; ray, of Urah, and the Legislature of ',.Vy(.r!:.u.g birred Jhe halJ. Prtfiicfent-nothe Caunr i!, Hon. W. V. Ch.ifl. introduced Hen. j)f tho Wyoming CounHHamdayg;eidcut i dvJreBH'd wlm cil, the audience for a few in a very able and digniHtd manner. ilon. J nits Hharp, Bpn Ur of the House, in- -' troducei Hon. F. 11. J ones, Speaker of the Hou-- o f Wyoming Legislature, who made f;ome r ryf.ui table and complimentary remarks, find eh s dly taying, "With besti&.ijaaJire-aHfurtnimt ii e "plain a, we invite you to return our viIt." Hon. I 1) JUcharda moved the adop-- , lion .of the folbwin Whtrt.,?-- , Tiu eoide of the Territory cf Utah are '.honored with the presencoT the The. " -- : nts -- . -- thi.-j.iia- JiiJiUut g Terri- - tcry, Wotains?, whosi material prosperity and 1 u.vt!i eomirmndnnr H'U ;.tc', admlrMiondTf 'Territory famed throughout the United .B'.a'e.-- i the pioneer in removing from women all th ; Lft'jal UieabilitieH and nlacicc theuiv.tli the. .sterner sex, aii share a in the ri.ifs ih well an rhv i?ntu uuvica Ui VlV.'riif, a .nviveiavnt- in which Utah has fhown her complete sympathy by lfgiaiation, of almost as -early a !ats ai Vyo;ofn?, suffrage Ja; An J, .vhrreu.?, The two Territories arc bound ' loe'her by iu! crc sU in many respects similar, and by ile-- ocomrnju broilurhood and esteem; .'.therefore, be; it i a.-- a . - ; i . 7ire';iv5tl7Tliit"we, tha A?tembly , .mjomimslori J, deling to show cur a;:preii;tlon cf this 'friendly visit, in the name of the people.of Utah, whomwe represent, hereby extend to our distinguished visitors a cordial ew amePfictH 0. t Wstoix-ofhisgTcatKyIouaial- . p o egsed; i U e.-- i M- ettrrrt7t iny so fere- natural nd Lfii lh e, The U'jst 'day.we akeJujLiheIixImilh'ari "?truWe;Theirae?t Ttrenb71ho city; the buildings on this .street are very graud, and "in the-'center cf ihe street are many large,-finntatues. f e -- n everything passed ofl'plMSttntryTP'festya'ylor, Mayor s ennings, and "many other represen people were present, and participated -- in the sccia! festivities of the tceasion. Saturday morning a reception wa3 held at the . Gardo Hou-e- , through the kindness of Taylor, who arranged with the Wyoming party fo Lave the ladies cf Uah and Wyoming meet each fither and have a few words joget her, and trohlze a i:itU5. Accordingly, about twei.ty lf of the Utah ladle, and aboui th same numl er cftho VVyoming parly, were introduced, and had some little conversation on tulject-- j of general interest; mostly education and suffrage. Among the ladies wcro 8isteia,E R-Z!ha D. H.Young, M. Isabella Home, Sophia W. Taylor, Helen Mar Whitney, Emily; Hill Woodmaneee, Emily H. Little, Amanda M. Cannon, Mary A. Taylor, L. Kimball, Bathfrheba W. Smith, Maggie Y Tayl.r and several others. One interesting matter talked of was hWomen upon a jury; it h n fub-Jt that has be:.n discussed pro' and con moru than any other in connexion with women having the ranchise. Mrs. Martha Boysey street !vig4tftt4)-.&hdf-the; ; on a hill is the" Maxlaninm, a very 'fine, handsome buil liug; i; was cl ;udy wiiu W9 got there. o .vve could not much. We enjoy seeing the pictures the Bouih Cemetery, the finest one in (iermany. Wni:e there wo taw two Cath' hc funerals. Thy next morning we viiited se veral Cat holie Churches. They are all wonderfully decorated, n one of them is a statue of Eugene Beauhar-nai.crowned as a Greek hero. We went from one church to another, until I saw all I ever wish'to of Catholics At every door were beggars crowing themselves, counting; beads and vi-ite- d -, - l ta-ti- ve egging for-mone- Wiiil'i i".'.iri -- Munich--we saw, in the Hof Theatre, the opera of Fust. Ths theatre is the nd the frescoir.g is yeiy largest nhe, yet it teemed to me bare and unfinished. of them draped, and the "; Ti.e boxes were nonv) curla'n was very ugly. The fcceneryy liowever, was ext.e len t, and the - manner in whicii it was manipulated was perfectly; wonderful. There ywre sixty! musicians' in the orchestra, and a very full chorus. Imagine how pleasant it would hetosse Faust in the original language, and performed o excellently. We also saw the -'- - Fre-.-.t- -- Hn Frej-en-ii- a .: ei sps of Laramb, related a circumstance of women on a Jury in a mur.'er case. It. was very new a; d to w wen who bebe-v- In political equJHy i8 the practical workings to lconvictions: "that-glve'lttrenVii- . . Ir. and Mrs. , -- ; Mg,r informed'n, that'in C.uaty they had a hdy echool Mrs. Clr- - Bupetintend-en- t meatier-"-- - Smith, who had given the position. AVhen she was nominated a m,n was her opponent, but the vote waa carried by t the first time I ever went to the theatre a hat; all the ladies took off their wrapa and hats, and I think the idea is a very censlble one, for sometimes it is quite annoying to sit behind a Rreat, big hat and have one's view obstructed. I.must tell you I have seen a queen. As we with-ou- , walked down Maximijlian Btraucse we met tbe mother q jeeu with another lady and 3 guard taking a morning walk.. Every one stopped and bowed to her. The last day we were in Munich we went to tht Falace, and were shown through some of the room?. . In.o ie room there 13 a which cost BCO, 000 florins, and it took forty eautl-fupeople ten years' to make it. It is mot ornamented with alPred brocaded velvet, embroidered with gold thread. The finest room we vere in wa? the Throne Room, wheie there are a number of large statues made from cannons 1 , : - H-jIth- itmais. oil J he.. t-- i. l upon as the grratc-i.- Jiving pioneer Utah, &.ijd ho gave" a cursory of what had. trauf-pii--in re- - " - . .. y gion. Counselor Hammmj mjved to have 1,000 cipies of the minutes of thisjsint eeisioa printed for distribution. Session closed ... wi ih b anediction 'proaoanca J by Dr. JUpjer,f the Wy oming company. lxi thtj evaaiag a grsn 1 civic; ball win given in the theatre in honor of Jthedistiagished visitors. It wa3 a very enjoyable aflU:r, but the danciog was the principal feature cf the evening. An BieV gant lunch was terved iu the building, and -- f mo--me- in followed s 1 1 s . eii L e Bibbitt full g frvtetta ;u-Jtapheal, Murilb, Titian isrgerooji-- with adjoining, csb'nets hung with f n4 ityrtr. I am,. most pictur h by 'ch j' Ivlr; : v. of - - " minute advautge, you kno iht-seehn- 'V iFa ':' - e, mem-Ljyiyhtnr- ': i am fe:cced- - ' T! e first ythc rniiic was charming. d'iy wo vi..!ted the Old F.'nk'o'thek,.-- ' 't fpierJUM eaw. pictures by picture g cry, ',H)era'--w- io,' 1 . y I 1 Ifun. Mahlon Chance, niade a very'. : nd elrqiK iit f:r,t; c';. amuirg; Judge. iva:ers--y- ""an:i Bcrtary Thcmas made a few rtmarkj, tfser M'.hieh' lien. F.hK. Warrrn spike gain upon ihe .! hem- - of Wair.u HufFfu. p, wMch ii exciting- the attention ofiie'- . at Wyoming. rveVt of cnsidersble importance,-an:;'), ".n uiihm j i i tho hh'tcry of TlrritoTie?. It IT j!i h ho U xcCjial. hi creating a feeling .te.evi in otherVfuiure welfare, h w of the h;g party, tnsf Peilent-othe t r r erJrcr rf ti c Hrwc, wi'h a n.ihnr of aocompanie by.ojlrjii- !iT V-u- of Utah. , ' 7. l a . . .. is-- o ' - J -- LUj-Ho- lSol.--- if", luit we hs d fowe an exc ?M( ir time Munich Is a grand, old city,' atilu-ili-tiah flu p" e are so courte-ut to. b fho cheapest in Europe and of in enuty there ii- much to The city full of bI dirf, w-saw" ahd .thetu drill nearly every d?y, and 1 made byifoa. A. L. Bib-- ; HpeechH were If ih T it iihviii'j.yiiit, n Wyoinhi iy llini. F. B,' Richyrda uad Hon. Alram iiivv, - v: It of the Wy oro i n g. Leg a ! a' u re to thh- c:h out of ejnrtesv to the Leiritetu're r f T " . a!-:- VlIT, A FiUENDLY :ellh')w , : a r cc tic-H- i e a 1, 18S4h weThTcannot 'imagine, but" our time tr, the bjjyt wh:ch gave oriiiaai: tf the desert trantforme i by ) d cr and tuiHtrti a tSuA of wealth and "ci v iT'za tlonT' '7" Tejit&ii. jHn.HSth, ; n3Mlu.;tst:testr While iir Munich. rr grta'toi Territories in America; - r ;Hon. H. V. 8. (Iroeb;; k, rf WyuniiD;), P) ;kt-- aal MARCH ji them- a tlxe hvo Te;rit;rif f, classed, of .tho'tvCo ' Ii s-- Hkkn, , and era : grant t ravap'd" oliTer mat ter of that " ' - Dkaii Si stick .Bit v rafiirhe J a fe-day ,;sii ca. from ..Munich' where we re?"ived your goo ! letter of I)-- - a"vc-"r- y . CITY, xY&i a few 'wcrus pf v7eh;oine r.mliuLt l!3pi".y 2 1 of F, E. . Warren, Wjomini: CMJncil, . hLT LAKE rentfcTfeyl g I.RTTEK V. ' l, captured in war and coateiwitbTgold. Tola room is only used for baptisms, and when the king receives foreign ministers. The rooms were |