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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
SIDEWALK LEGISLATION.
The Condition Of Maine On
M9nday.

Boston, 19.-HeralPs Augusta: At
$40 Wilson, of Orona, member OF
the fusionist house, arrived at the
gate and simultaneously Mayor Nash
came down from the state house.
Wilson demanded admission and was
refused. by whose order2" he
asked. HBy the order of Governor
Davis" said the mayor. Governor
Davis ordered the stste house cleared
because no business is being trans
acted in any Of the departments;
neither treasury, secretary of states
Office, nor either house of the lsgis-
lature." But" expoatulated VIII
son. 81 have some valuable
papers in my desk, which |
must have" Mayor Nash: AZ am
sorry, sir, but l am only obeying
the governors orders in keeping You
out" The fusionist Senator Strick-
land came up. "Csn l go in?" he
asked. "No. SIR" wac tae mayors
reply. 81 ask admission as mem.
Der OF the senate OF the state of
Maine. My name is Strickland, and
| can show you my credentials" Il
am ordered not to admit any one.
was Mayor Nash's reply. At 3.45 Mr..
Lsmson, president of the fusion SEN
ste, and Mr.. Talbot, speaker of the
fusion house, appeared with the sec.
rotary and clerk of these bodies, and
demanded admission, being refused
by the mayor just as the others had
been. A few minutes later Governor
Smith came up and attempted to pass
without asking any questions. He
was stopped by the officers arm, and
when he said, ~ demand admig-
sion as governor" his author
ity was not recognized and he
was turned back. at this4
time at least 1000 persons
bad gathered at the gate, and the !
throng swayed to and fro endeavoring
to hear what was going or. 4 |
fusionist, who sat but has not acted |
With the republican house, began
speech in which he denounced the |
authorities, in the strongest terms. /
Presently new diversion occurred. |
and cheer drew everybody's atten-
ton to where the tall farm Of Talbot,
of the house, was posted. on fence,
of the state yard. Clerk Gibbs
stood at his fest With the re-
cord book and suhdry papers.
Mr.. Talbot said, in substance: Since
We are not permitted ID enter the
legislative hall by an illegal govern.
ment, it becomes my duty to call the
house of representatives to order here,
On the nearest possible spot. Gentle
men of the house of representatives
you will please come to order. The
reading of the journal was dis
Densed with, and a motion was
o1ered by Plsisted, of Lincoln,
that the house adjourn to meet to-
morrow, at Union Hall, Augusta. In
'eading this order, Talbot began,
State of Maine, house OF representa-
ives, as near.as possible" which Gre
tied laugh in the crowd. He de-
dared the order adopted, and the
house adjourned accordingly.
Lsmson, president of the senate,
7ho had also climbed upon the fence,
ook Of his hat AMI said: Gentlemen
# the senate will please come to
rider" Plaisted's order WAS then
AIKEN up and declared adopted in Z
and the senate sd 7
burned. I
The members of the fusioniss lepis-
ature then started down State street
ollowed by crowd. An indigns.
ion meeting vas organized. Great .
prevails. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

It SEEMS there waI nothing in that
little bit OF society gossip that went
the rounds OF the press last fall, when
Princess Louise sailed for England.
Mrs. L0rno went bone for no other
purpose than to visit ma and the rest
of the folks, and having completed
her visit, viii sail for Canada on
Thursday. But after al, it is q pity
the Interesting hints ara net true.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
CARD.
OGDEN, January Il, 1880.

OGDEN, January IA, 1880.
Dear Nr. Calder:
l vas very sorry lot fiud an oppoE-
tunity TO thank you once more for
the splendid Piano you have been
kind enough to furnish for me to tae
Wilhelmj Concerts. Though 1 am
not much accustomed to use "Up.
rights" was in every way highly
satisfied with your Chickering, which
comes very near to q Grand"
MAXIMALIoN VoGRICH.
David 0. Calder,
Agent for Ohickering & Sons,
Salt Lake City. ja20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

In CONNECTION with the announce
ment in another column of the open
ing of a ladies' stock exchange in
New York, and especially with refer
ence to the part Of the business to be
conducted by Russell Sage, it is proper
to suggest honi soit qui NAL g pense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

THERE ARE rumors of the early dis
solution of the British Parliament.
There is q growing conviction that
the imperia! policy Of the government
is failing, and the liberal strength
is therefore increasing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Chief Winnemucea and oompanv
have arrived at Washington.
The Senate committee to inyesti-
gate the negro exodus from the south
commenced taking testimony ON
Monday, at Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

THE ELEVENTH annual Issue OF the
Public Ledger Phil almanac, has
bsen rscsivad, and like It's predeces-
Eors is q moet valuable little book of
reference and useful information. Il
is one OF the beat publications of the
hind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
WHITE HOUSE,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
AUER l. MURPHY.

, We arc now ready to supply to
J Families, at greatly reduced rates,
Z Everything of the choicest selection,
= ia the Wine and Liquor line. Our
, prices are such as 10 be within the
, Fe4ch of all, 80 that those who con-
, tenn plate pufch ssinE for the Holidays
z will save money by giving US q trial
3 A liberal discount to the trade is also
given.
z N.B.-We keep in stock, especially
, for medicinal use, the purest Bran
! dies, Whiskies, Wines, etc., at nod
? crate prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

In ENGLISH government circles the
reports, last week, OF a coolness be-
tween Russia and Germany, owing to
the supposed concentration of Russian
troops in Poland. is regarded as
baselegE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

A PURE, RADIANT COMPLEXION Is
one Of women's greatest charms. Ii Is
sttainabIe by the daily use Of GLESN's
SULPHUR SOAP, which removes blen1-
5 hes of the skip, cuticular ailments
OF every description, and is an admira'
bic disinfec!snt,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

The appointment of Gen. Murray
is a blow to Emery's enemies, as
severe as would havs been the re-
nomination of Emery, and a good
deal more unexpected. Among
the numerous bidders for the
place, Murray's name was never
seen, and his nomination put not q
few noses out Of joint. Ii We have to
find fault with Mr.. Hayes scuryy
treatment of Emery. we must thank
him for throwing aside the clamorous
crew Of sspirants, chucking their
Endorsements" snd petitions into
the waste basket, and giving US a
new man. Some of those who wanted
the place we're known to be political
hacks, and in deucedly bad repute,
while others hardly rose to even so
much dignity. No man mentioned
in connection with the Office would
have been as satisfactory rs the
stranger who has been chosen.
a gentleman who has known Gen.
Murray for twenty years bestows
upon him high praise, and predicts
that he sill be q worthy successor to
Governor Emery. This enthusiastic
friend Gays Murray was born ard
reared in Breckenridge County, Ken
lucky, his father being a wealthy and
prosperous merchant. When the
war broke cut, young Murray. then
not nineteen years old, entered the
Union service SIS a private, butrapidly
rose in the ranks, coming out at the
close of the var with a brigadier's
commission. His promotions we're
due to personal bravery, failhfulness
and integrity. Afterwards, ard until
& year or two ago, he held the posi-
ton of United States marahal of Ken+
lucky. and administered the affairs of
the Office in a manner to give very
general satisfaction. He is a tall, fine
looking man, "the handsomest man
in Kentucky" as a telegram puts it,
being rightly applied. The general
is married and has one or two child
rem. Altogether the account given
of him is favorable, suggest
ing that be will be a good
man fertile Office. One thing in his
favor-it is said of him that he cannot
be aWed by newspaper threats. and
will rot pur5ue course that be does
not recognize as right at the request
of a growing, faalt-6nding and strife
breeding editor. II he shall display
60 much independence OF character
and action, the governorship may
not be a very pleasant place for him,
but tie community vii be all the
better served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

The House committee has agreed
to recommend the passage of the bill
authorizing She President TO appoint
q committee to select g national park
from the "big tree" section of the
Yellowstone county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
January 19,ilssO.
mFT HOUSR.

January 19,IlssO.
Cliff HOUSE.
SD Edwards, Challis, G r Huntsman,
Fillmore, S + Gerish, NJ Murphy, Park
City, @ A Lyndon, S L Sanders, Bing-
ham, Bishop @ Crane, Corn Greek, Mrs
G Crane and child, Canada
WALKER HOUSE,.
A EiseDbach, S Harris, ] Wyatt and
wife, 7 F Mccarthy, d Dwyer, I 5
Merchant, San Francisco, Miss Nellie
ID Hunter, Mrs w G Grahsm, Hon
John A Hunter. Salt Lake. G Schlesin-
ger, Ogden, j E Gallagher, New York.
VALLEY HOUSE.
P Phelan, D P Cotter, Ii Donovan
and wife, T Margetts ard wife, Bing-
hsm, 7 T frame, Lehi, d Wilson, Des-
eret, G w Blodgett, Kansas, Z II Rus
sell, West jordan, Mrs n Mark and two
children, Terrace, j E Wells and wife,
Evanston, F James, 4 st George, Yir-
ginis City, Q Ryan, Montreal, Can, N
Snyder, Pennsylvania, W Brown, Tus-
corara, T Nelson, Logan, L M Hat
ton, Fsyson, John Harrington and wife,
Ogden.
WHITE HOUSE,.
E Young, ] Edwards, a Sad, G Greg
head, Ogden, Chapman. American
Fork, T Webb, Q Bowden. Mr. Nc
Donald, F s Mount, II May, P Clsys, J
N Merrill, Bingham, w Wystt, w
Crawford, b Cunnery. Park City, w
Clark, Alta, j Msntell, Montana, A j
Critchfeld, w q Critchfeld, Bstesville.
III Marks, San Francisco, + Olson, Lead
vile.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
G W Weston, A Z Bronson, r Z
Jones, L E Lebolt, Chicago, B Hop
kins, Evanston, L G Lee Corinne. G Z
Chandler, Bingham, r K Williams, 4
S Richards, d S Percy, Ogden, z E
Conner, Stockton, w d Johnlon, United
States Geological Survey, H A Tweed,
New York, A Ordway, Laurence, Mass,
/ L NJ Mason, Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

ELI Il. MURRAY, Of Kentucky, has
been tie HERALD's choice for Governor
from the first. Again is this journal
victorious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

GENERAL CHARLES Ewing hasn't
got the inside track on the governor
ship, 90 much as he had. See back
numbers OF the Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

not long in discovering that If
he Z" kept in +" with the soreheads
he must violate his own sense
Of right and wrong, and wreck his
ideas and teachings of official duty
and Justice. His discovery was made
before it was too lats, and his course
in Office has since been such as to re-
fleet credit upon himself and the
government that kept him here.
The HERALD has never disguised its
high regard 70: Governor Emery,
and it has ever regretted that on two
or thee occasions his fault above
noted made it necessary for Us to say
unpleasant things of and to him. The
Governors efforts have been to main
tain peace, and his administration has
been in the interests of harmony.
Very few men would have succeeded
better than be has done.
We understand Governor Emery
viii make Utah bis future home, in
which event he will be heartily vel
coined by all here who love peace and
have the best interests of the territory
at heart. As private citizen be will
be respected aud appreciated fully as
much as he has been as Governor.
And we like him all the better for his
being out of the Office which be
could only hold through thegenerosity
or sufsrance of the Fraud of the
White House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1880.
TEE DAILY HERALD is pubIisbed

TIE DAILY HERALD is published
overy morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple street, near First South,
SRlt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
sCription price $1,000 per snnum, post
sge included; parts of q year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents week.
TEE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday. and Sstur-
LAY morning, st S4.20 yssr, postage
included; parts Of sYesr at the same
rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

Now that Governor Emery has been
removed from Office (tor his failure to
be reappointed is equivalent, under
the circumstance, TO q removal
although his term has expired) we
can cay of him some things that ne
would not care TO Say were he
still in the position. Mr.. Emery
has been an exceptionally good
Governor of the territory. He has
performed the duties OF the Office with
ability, and shown a degree OF discre-
ton and love of fairness that won for
him the esteem and respect Of peace
loving, laE-lovipg sad laT-abiding
citizens. He made two or three mis-
takes, but they were not of serious
character, nor were they willful, being
errors OF judgment. As Governor,
atoat his Only fault was one that
manifested itself early in his
term, but OF which he had
pretty nearly cured himself |
namely, want of independence.
At the beginning be showed an I'M
worthy fear of irresponsible and i'll.
sbuse at the hands of mall
contents and their newspaper orgsn.
he tried 10 conciliate them, and in
lis Efforts in that direction, rad and
lid things against which, as an
lonest, conscientious man, be re-
Tolted. The Governor, however was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

The Racine Boyd Mill. Colorado,
started up on Sunday. There were =
great many visitors present to witness
the commencement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
THE G0VERN0RsHIP

The agony over the gCv3rnorship of
Utah is at an end, and everybody
interested in tle matter must feel an
agreeable relief. The contest has
been long and bitter, waged on one
side With vindiCt.venoes and IN
scrupulousncss tina, are as character
isiic as reprehensible, while the other
side has acted sl.ogether tn the de-
fensige. Governor Emery hal fought
against odds from the beginning. In
sach cases the aggressor always has
the advantage, as it is much easier to
prefer charges than explain them
away, especially when unwilling ears
listen to the EXPLANATION. But
Emery's greatest obstacle was tAe
narrow-minded old apple woman at
the head of the nation. We are sati--
fed the Governor succeeded admir-
ably in disprOving and explaining
away all the accusations and a!lega-
tons against him which. if tue,
would have shown his unftness for
the Office. The Administration
gave The Governor and his friends
to understand that the charges
were not sustained, and even
as late as Saturday let the impression
60 oEt that Emery would be reap
pointed; but esrly Monday morning
Mr.. Hayes goes back on everything,
and contrary to the wishes If his
entire cabinet, sends into the Senate
the name of a new man, one who mas
never before been heard of in con-
neetion with the Office. This manner
of doing things is decidedly Hay esian.
Thank Providence, and the voters of
the country, it will be prscticed in
America only about year more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

IL THE HERALD Of Sunday morning
the following appeared:
George W. Emery will be reappointed
Governor Of Utah, and don't you forget
It. d&Stf
The gentleman who desired the
announcement to be made as above,
came around yesterday afternoon,
and saying be had been mistaken,
desired the "ad." discontinued. It
is done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

HERBERT SPEECER's health having
greatly improved, he will return from
Egypt to London in February.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

GENERAL ELI II. MURRAY has been
nominated for Governor of Utah. and
don't you forget it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20
UTAH CONTRACT COMP ANY.
ofics No. 1884,, First South St, Salt
Lake CITY. ?. 0. Box AL.

Lake City. P. o. Box AL.
Undertake and execute, on the lowest
terms and in tbs shortest time, either or all
Of the work of locating, grading, bridging,
ti-iDg, ironing and eq1ipping Steam, HORSE
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
structiBg wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
squsduets, dams, etc.; ing out aud grading
streets, sidewalk, parade grounds and race
tracks; excavstinR for building foundations,
cellars, drains, etc, as well as every and ali
other kinds of work requiring the removal OF
earth, gravel, cement, stone, etc, etc.
ialS A. T. D0REMUS, 6upt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-20

QUEEN VICTORIA will open Parlia-
ment in person.
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Staht Baltimore.

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mtrben ole Wtitgieoer oes 2obututihar= 8arslu3,
bic iibfr 125 8utideu perfii9sn, oen gan33n grz
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Der @eiammtbstrag bsr i'm Sebruar i'm
Griminalgeri4t te geftelltcn 8iirg-
Id ften pegen nerlfieoener Sergehrn belief
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Spiel. -9te Saiion fir Groq1et uuo Bali
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5tpor 10 finblid, ais m19lid), mug bod ieiu -
mas ou haraus tper6en? gSenn Die Notb ant
gl6Bten, ift bic 6iilfe an Rdhiten; oieIes Dial
iGm iic in @eitalt eineS Gonnectieuter g)antees;
CT 9ing hin, briitete bas Bu33lesSpicl" aus,
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biele8 geiiireid,ften aller Spiels tiegt barn, ba
bic Combination beS SpieIerS e8 ferti9 briuat,
IS nit iortlauienben gnmnlern ueriebene, nit
gtr. anfangenbe Sl0de, rpelfe auf I6 Guas
oraten berart aufgeitellt ino, oaB iie bis 13
aufeinanoer folgen, oann Is Den Blae bon IA
uno Ifliebli6 IA ben bon Is einninlmt unb
oa6 16. Selb leer bleibt, bllrd 3iebeu auf oa5
leergebliebene sSelo berortig ourd)etnaneer su
tnaripuliren, baB bas Spielbrett Die aufainan~
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bletbt. 9as 1T oe8 8utel8 &ern, 6er Stein
Der @eiien, I'M befen auffinoung bauptidhli9
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SdneiBe bes ansefhtS sur 3eit abmiibt.
Staum III bieie spelterlh htternbe, ielbitperifGuos
lid nit Batentre6t periebene Grfinoung aiS
bem Sade gelaiieu suoroen, 10 iit iie and idon
cas enfant horrible Der 9an5en @elelli9at gea
poroen bonn S6ubpuberlungen aufmirtS
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ber @slonerwili9ungen fld3 er9eben paroen.
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un6 bat Dor Ssru 2iebItugsipiei3else bes a!1tee
rifaners, oem Biitole, ben Sorsu9, oaB es nidlt
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oa1iibsr bsriautet nit Seftimmtbsit 9li9ts;
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rad oem AusIprufe bes Jleip- gorfer ySeralO"
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Snfamo-9epefde,t.
gonsreb=Werbanol,t,t8ctt.

@aibington,2 Mdrs.-Sm SENATE
tprroe gegen Die Sill beri9tet, tpelGe bic Souls
peniation Der in ben Signalotenit etiltrstenoen
Soloaten feflebt.
Soar beantragte tpieber eiurlal cine Inter
luhung in, Betreff bes Senators &ello99 BON
yollifana. G5 loll nd1nlif linterIutt fperoen,
OBJ tirslidb anierifaniide 8ir9er Derbaitet luors
ben lsien, tueil ite BON ibreln BstitionsreAte
@ebrauh naften.
gbmuubs beridtete bic Seuats- Sill elm, bic
Surisoiftinn Der Sriebensrtdter ian Otfirifte
Columbia 5u ertDeitern.
Cation beribtete cine 8ill Elm, tl1ebreren Ysr-
ioneu 5u geitatten, anslanSthe Detorat1onen
ansnnehmen.
NfcYberion bradte elm 8ill ein, bic Spa
MIDI -amerifanilde 5anbelszGompa9nie" gu
it,eorporiren.
goie eins Bill, Menibenlsben auf 5esldif
fen better su id)iiten.
Sarris, Den 8aridt Der @aibfeber4g ommii=
iion in 10000 @remplaren 3u brllfsn.
9ailep, bic 9tatioralihulS rsu su funoireu.
Ser Senat nahm Johann ben &alenber por.
Siad geriauf Der Worseuauube ipurbe Die aa'
aelesenbeit bes @enerals sSit Sohn porter mie-
Der aufsenomn!en. Gas BON 5rn. RanDolpb
nMterbrtitete Subititlt luurbe beratben. Senas
tor 2o9an lprah gegen oaiiclbe.
ssm Observation-Disclosures
trurhe eia SeI9luB a1gsnomulen, rpelher baS
Gomi's I'M 8etrefi zines interocaaltil9eu &a
nais autoriiirt. eirer @lerf ansufstisn.
S5r. Cor, Sorliter bes @omlte's iibsr au5-
martige anaelcgenheiten, berid,tete ben Be-
idglub 3uriid, tpsldaer aeu StaatSiefrstdr nm
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ridite 81 betperfteli9eu; angeuommen.
Auf Mntra8 beS sorr. SIadbnrn leiitete ba5
Sans auf bic Moraenitunbe Bersiht unb siua
in Hlenaratru9, ui:1 bic Debate iiber bic Rss
piion Der Msoela fortauieteu.
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Gstpet Sefperaoos naiAdoltd) ee=
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