The Utah Legislature On The 5th

killed Hui A U9 Ir alian builciL bill. Tuk fuñera! oí Edwin CowlASi editor of the Cleveland (O.) Leador, was held In that city On the üth. ÏLttSOIB Deiïlódfatd wlll hold thoir State coiivonlion at Springfiold .luno 4 noxt. Kzka L. Stkvkxs, of Washington, died on the 6th at Asbury Park, N. J. lio was foi' noarly thirty years chief clerk of the Indian department, and originated the p"T6áerit SyStetnóT schools ioi' Indians. Ei;-. Ci.kmin r M. Ui rr.En, D. D., at one time ohapluin of the United States Senato, and an intímate friend of Webster and Clay, dird in (ermantown, Pa., on the Cth, ogód SO years. Wh.i.iam Kif km:i.i„ a notod philanthropist, who had privón away ovor 8500,000 tor cburoh pinposcs, died suddenly in Fbiladelpbla on the Cth, aged 79 yoars. John C McGbeoob, readin clork of tbe Ohio House of K"pnsentatives, died at Zanesville on tbe 7tli, aped 43 yeara. This made gfx nusinbcrs of that family who had died of diphtlieria in less than three weeks. Mrs. Emzaukth Samis, widow of ono of the "Old Defenders," colobrated her lOlst biithday on the 7th at Haltimoro, Md.