Show I 7 9 FROM FRIDAYS DAILY LOGAN cache county june editor doser deseret Deser ct mews news please niease publish that on the ath day june 1871 john neilson nellson was in this thia ward excommunicated from the church of jesus christ of latter day saints for conduct WILLIAM WILLIAX B PRE rne PRESTON STox bishop GEO I 1 FARRELL clerk LOST PROPERTY TY mr john D T me allister desires us to give notice that all property lost in iu the tabernacles and other places which remains in his hands unclaimed will if the owners do not come forward before that date be soldat sold at auction on friday the soth dinst at 12 0 in and the proceeds of th the a sale be given to the poor owners ollist articles in mr mcallisters McAlli possession gan can obtain them by calling at the temple block office at any time previous to the day of sale erni fini flee last night about half past ten the residence of brother george openshaw haw baw which is situated a short distance up city creek accidentally took fire and was completely destroyed brother openshaw was absent at the time the fire commenced being at his post as doorkeeper at the theatre it appears that his eldest oldest daughter in attending to the housework work accidentally overturned a lamp brea breaking an g it and spilling the oil over the lath on the walls of a back room which had just been put on preparatory to plastering soon the entire room was enveloped in flames which immediately spread to the other portions of the house sister openshaw and the children with the exception of the daughter alluded to had bad retired but were aroused as soon as the fire started and got out without any of them being injured A number of persons were on the spot soon after the fire broke out but all attempts to prevent the spread of the flames were entirely unavailing on percel perceiving this all directed their efforts to getting out the furniture in which they were tolerably success successful fuli fali most of the best articles being saved the house was composed partly of and partly of logs nothing remains of it now but a portion of the adebie walls THE celebration OF THE FOURTH in conversation with a member of the general committee on the celebration of the ath of july we learned some interest ing facts all pointing to a gigantic display on that occasion it appears that the list of subcommittees sub committees is being greatly enlarged among which will be included the deseret musical and deseret philharmonic societies the ladies of salt sait lake davis and weber counties in the capacity of female relief belief societies the last named counties having volunteered to join in the ceremonies of the day in this city we understand that a general invitation will be extended to all the inhabitants of these counties who will either fall in with the various organizations here or organize themselves at a recent meeting of the sub commit tees it was found round that the trades were exerting themselves in a highly commendable manner and we apprehend that the marshal of the day will have a task of or no small dimensions to arrange and control the vast assembly who will take part in the proceedings and it is earnst earnestly ly hoped that the ohe heads beads odthe of the various sections odthe of the procession recession will assist the marshal and E his is numerous deputies by every means in their power so that all the objects of the celebration maybe maybo may be attained it is designed to thoroughly water the ground over which the procession shall pass and strict attention will be paid to avoid delay in the passage of the procession through the streets SATURDAYS DAILY FREIGHT on ORES ones we are informed by joseph harrison esq agent U P K R R at ogden that aw on and after june 1871 monday next the rate on ores from ogden to omaha will be 1875 1875 per ton and on bullion butlien 2800 2800 per ton THE celebration v A very pleasing feature of the forthcoming celebration of the fourth ot of july will be the of the various choirs inthe city forming a grand choral company of probably several hundreds we understand that a meeting of the member members or of the various ward choirs in the city will bo be held in the new tabernacle on monday next june at 8 p m the invitation to attend this meeting is not confined to members of choirs only but to all who wish to come forward and take part in the musical part of the proceedings roce edings we trust this meeting will be well weli attended altogether there la Is every indication that the approaching ry of independence day will be bo celebrated in grand style sty ie A HURRICANE norval handed us this morning the tho following item liem dated june 1871 1 I called this afternoon at the house of ol 01 brother james jenkins which is situated on the west bank of the jordan nearly opposite cosito osito the hot springs and learned the fo following 1 flowing particular of an occurrence that took place last tuesday about four at that time besides brother jenkins and family sister ira reid and her two children were at the house on a visit suddenly they heard a rushing sound as of a railroad train at fall speed it was a whirlwind or hurricane and it struck the house with great force sister reids two children were outside at the time the inmates of the house endeavored to open the doors in order or de r to get t the children inside but so gre great kwast was effae the 0 power of the wind that their united efforts to do so proved unavailing inthe in the meantime boreas had taken posse slon sion of the attic attio through an open door and being unable to make his hig exit in any other way he burst the roof root from its fastenings fasten ingEt dividing it in two one half falling with a great greate crash in the rear of the building and the other in front had either of the two children been at the front or back of the building instead of the end or had the of forti efforts morti mortn tb open the doors to go out and take them in been successful the consequences might have been very serious if not fatal As it was no one was hurt FROM erom MONDAYS DAILY GONE NORTH presidents brigham young and george A smith some 0 me of the twelve apostles and other lead leading ing elders left this morning on a trip through a the nort northern hern bern settlements information WANTED benjamin jones of fairview eair Pair view sanpete county is desirous to learn of the whereabouts of his son heber jones who left this territory for montana about a year since knyper any person giving the desired information will confer a great favor on an anxious father t WANTS TO HEAR FROM tr THEM albert clements of emerson mills county iowa had bad six children who he says came to etah utah and he has heard nothing from them for a long period he would like very much to hear from them mr clements is old and infirm direct as above ACCIDENT AT hyrum workman writes from farmington that a few days since a team ran away pitching sister lucy workman and a little baby she had in her arms out of the wagon the wheels pausing passing over sister W dr heber J was immediately sent for who discovered that no bones were broken although the lady was otherwise severely injured the baby escaped without hurt THE tar CACHE VALLEY vanley CROPS bishop henry hughes of mendon cache county informed us on saturday that he thought some of the reports concerning the destruction truc tion of the crops throughout that valley are rather exaggerated he is of the opinion that notwithstanding the visitation of the grasshoppers more grain will be raised in the county this season heason than in any previous one during the last four years the grain in iri some of the settlements however had been almost totally cleaned off while in others a good deal of wheat will be raised raided if the grasshoppers continue to keep away from mendon the crop of grain will be larger there this season than in any previous year since its settlement tl |