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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-20
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address Dr. II. PARKER, Ueal
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Daily krnnrttr 3ournal.
lContinued.1
Ny TRIP 70 EuROPE.

Heidelberg. Germany. July ss.-Wiesbad-
en- is a city of 30, ,ooo inhabitants. and is the
most popular summer resort in the vicinity.
II is said that in some seasons there are co.
600 summer visitors. The season lasts from
June to September. The city and neighbor-
hood have fourteen hot springs. The name
Baden" is derived from bathing. The wa
ter from these springs supplies numerous
bathing houses. and the surplus runs off
through the cutters and drains, thus by its
evaporation increasing the warmth Of the air,
and modifying the natural temperature. We
had only a few hours in the morning yester-
day, to view the place At an early hour,
some of us were astir. and went out to see
what we could. We made our way from the
hotel to the principal spring called the Koch
of the water being 1876 degrees, Fahrenhelt.
4 long colonnade leads to and from the
spring. roof supported by columns, but
open on the sides The spring is also under
roof We saw the bubbing water. throw
ing off column of steam. and tasted Of it.,
but not at the temperature of l56 degrees.
The taste resembles that of clam broth.
or as some say chicken broth. We
saw also the ''Cursaal." or conversation
house, as il is called Il structure of one story
in height which extends around three sides
of square. with colonnadcs all around IL.
This is used for dining and dancing and other
public gatherings. II formerly had gambling
rooms, but they have been suppressed by law.
Ii was apprehendcd by some that this would
ruin the city, but not so, II is a more popular
resort than ever Ii is n clean and beautiful
place, the buildings being of stone, and OF
superb style and proportions. Our hotel. the
Victoria was almost Il palace, but there were
others like it, besides innumerable boarding
houses and ''pensions." The price of board
was not exorbitant for fashionable resort.
Between our hotel and the Cursaal, are large
gardens with avenues aud clusters of fine
trees, shrubbcry and flower beds, fountains,
and well kept walks and drives. Near the
centre of one of the gardens is one Of the
warm springs noted for its medicinal proper
ties. All that part of the city sc visited is
ornamented with numerous and beautiful
shade trees. We sauntered around an hour
or two before the breakfast hour.
In the basement of our hotel. was long
row of bathing rooms, of every conceivable
construction, with pipes for hot and cold wa
ter. There were hand baths, foot baths
shower baths, Turkish baths &C., in variety
enough 10 suit customers.
We left Wicsbatcn in the cars about nine
in the morning. and took ride of about an
hour through German landscape, such rs
have described, the grain and other fields
without any partition fences. looking like an
immense piece of patchwork. 1t is worth
noticing, that many of the small stations (dc-
pots, we call them were nearly surrounded
with beds Of beautiful cultivated flowers. u
fashion worthy Of imitation
Onr next stop was al
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.

The Cemmttfes on the ysdietasg.
The Committee on the Judiciary will be in session in
its committee room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays until further notice, at u T. NJ.
ALDEN BRADFORD, I ,,s,ru.,
EUGENE HALE.
A.G. BHApSrREEr, Secy.
Augusta Feb, 4, lsso
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Committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Joint Standing Committee Ways and
Bridges will meet Wednesday of each week. in
Room No. o. at 2.3o z. VI.
GEORGE pARCHEH, ch.irme,
GEORGE PARCHER, N"'''"e"'
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Committee on Railroads.
The Committee on Railroads, win meet In room
No q. Thursday of every week at 30 o'clock 4. NJ
AUSTIN HARRIS, , c,.,.
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Committee on CLAIMS.
The Committee on Claims have changed their time
and place OF meeting. They will meet In room No
IL, Tuesday of each week af 4 o'clock l.. VI.
GEO. X. FERNALD. out.
WILLIAM FENNELLY, I ,"a"n"e"'
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COMMITTEE on Insane Hospital
The Committee on Insane Hospital win meet at
committee room No. IL, ON "Wednesday ofeach week.
at ?! O'Clock 4. NJ.
J.. X. EATON, '""""""'
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Commiftee on Military 1fairs.
Until further notice the Committee ON Military AZ
fairs will meet at the Adjutant Generals office,
Thursday Of each week at half past O'Clock l.. NJ.
LEVI G. FLINT; Chairmen.
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Committee on agriculture.
The Committee on Agriculture, viii meet in the
Senate Chamber, Mondays at q O'Clock T. NJ
L. ID. 1AMsON, I ch.,.
II. :. STEWARD, 'h"'''"e"'
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Com miffee Of EHncnfion.

Committee Of Education.
The Committee of Education. will meet in the
Senate Chamber, Tuesdays and Thursdays nj Il
O'Clock.
ANDREW II. G. SMITH. c,.,ro,
GEO. :. HILI4 ~""'e"'
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The Comsi,ffes on the JsdfctdFg.
The Committee the Judiciary will be in session in
its committee room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays until further notice, at u 4. NJ.
ALDEN BRApFURD, ! c,.,.
EUGENE HALE,
A.G. BRApsrREEr, Secy.
Augusta Feb. 4, 1850.
COMMITTEE oa Peasioas.
The Committee ON Pensions will meet Wednesday
Of each week. in room No. ~, a; 80 4, NJ.
JOHN W, ATwELl. i.,..;u
JAMES N. ROBINSON. N"'''"e"'
Hearing on The Iorgg BiH
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in the Rep.
resentatiyes Hall at O'Clock, M to hear the pc.
,iioners asking for repeal of the forgie law of lsss.
DANip DURAN Chairman.
COMMITTEE on Insane Hospital
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet at
committee co room No. Il, ON "Wednesday ofeach week,
J. W. DEARBORN. Chairman
J. X. EATON, '""""""'
C'ommiftee Of Education.
The Committee of Education. will meet in The
Senate Chamber, Tuesdays and Thursdays ut "A
ANDREW r; G, SMITH, chairmeu.
Committee on Railroads.
The Committee on Railroads, will NEE, in room
No. d. Thursday Of every week at 80 O'Clock 4. NJ.
MIRK Mf +. "MNEESSrrSwoRrm Chairman.
Commitfee on Ways and Bridges.
The Joint Standing Committee on Ways and
Bridges will meet Wednesday of each week, in
GEORGE pARCHEE, c,.,rm.n
pAREuED NuHrWeu.
Committee on Military .1fairs.
Until further notice the Committee on Military AZ
fairs will meet at the Adjutant Generals office,
Thursday Of each week at half past O'Clock +. NJ.
LEVI G. Flint Chairmep
GEO. ". .GOULDING, N""''"'e"
Committee on agriculture.
The Committee Agriculture viii meet in the
Senate Chamber, Mondays at p O'Clock 4. NJ.
h.s' T. 3 sTnWARD. hHMsnn , chairmen.
Committee on Temperance
The Committee on Temperance and the Prohibitory
Laws, will meet In the Senate Chamber, Wcdncs-
days at p O'Clock NJ.
:. ?. LAMsoN,l chairmcn.
COMMITTEE on Banks and Banking.
The Joint Standing Committee Banks and
BANKING VIII meet at the tn . senate Chamber on We'd
s s e. S.nGitf' iIATcn. 'H' chairmen.
Committee on State Lands and State Roads.
The Com mittee State Lands and state Roads
will meet at the Office of the Superintendent Of Com
mon schools, Thursday afternoon of each week at
go O'Clock.
A. X. G. SMITH, c,.;r,
JOHN II. FARRELL,N '"""'''"'
c
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in the Hall
o"cI n on ",hsrwse opcad pl s"e week at
"''"'N W. '"'n neWtn 1"I,T n.rp nresieu'
c. GILMAN, '"a'r"'"'
r.,.a H..
'o"""'e' U" 'oe"s'
D. n ,.. "A. ~. =. n -. 81. ~, - A n
lIp NOllllItt 0ll l0WlS VIII meet IN lllp Nrlnlp
lIlhllDtr On We0ltsuays VI "a i. VI.
CYRUS NJ. POWERS,
, ~,
commune on hteifoF ""'efs.
The Committee on Interior Waters, viii meet in
GEO. GEEO. H. esIT MAhEf ihLD' Chair,nen.
Committee ON Mercantile Affairs and Ia
-" ~
s"fdHce.
The Joint Standing Committee on Mercantile Af
SSIiTN S6iII, IdrT MI :. cna,rmen.
The Committee on Indian % Arhlr. Win ,n NEE. in room
each week st 2l O'Clock, r. N.
cHAs. A. RoLfE. '""'"'"'
Committee on Manufactures.
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This Is u city Of some sD,UDb inhabitants.
on the river Maine, about 90 miles from its
confluence with the Rhine. II is a centre
from which roads and railways radiate. Its
origin dates back to the early ages. Charlie
magne held a council here in 79i, and It was
for fifty wears or more the capital of an en-
pire. 1t has always borne an important
part in history. II was one Of the ''frcc
cities" as they were called. Goethe was
born here.
Carriages were provided for our party Of
nearly 100, and we enjoyed an agreeable
and interesting ride about the city, in the
course of which We obtained view of
some of its finest buildings, and its most
curious localities. In one square, there IL
statue Of Gutenberg the man who, not
withstanding his patricisn rank, bore lead
ing part in inventing the art Of printing
with engraved and movable types, and is be-
lieved to have printed the first books. II il
claimed that he got the idea Of types Of
this kind from Lawrence Rosters rudely
carved letters. But Gutenberg, with the aid
Of Faust and Scheffcr, whose statues are
found with his on the same monument, had
the ingenuity, with great pains and sacri-
fees, to make the art available. Sundry
other figures Of famous printers are scmlp-
tured on the base.
In another place is noble statue Of
tu-ed group. shield and lions skin, COM
memoraies those who were slain in civil
war. A small statue Of Luther marks the
window from whici, he preached when on his
way to the Dict OF Worms, on the occasion
when he declared he would 90 If there were
as many devils in Worms rs tiles on the
roofs OF the houses. Worms is place be
tween Frankfort and Heidelberg, but not on
the route we went. Our attention was d.
Tcctcd TO the figures Of storks on the tops of
the public bu ldings--the siork il local en-
bIem.
We visited a gallery Of stataary. where we
saw the famous statue of Ariadfie riding
sea lion, which is considered a remarkable
work Of art. There were many other statues.
mostly nnde--onc Of them very much re-
scmbling Powers Greek slave, if not copy
it.
Our ride took us past Baron Rotlischild's
Bank, and also large Jewish synagogue. a
capacious building, but very plain and una-
dorncd. We rode into the Jews quarter,
where they we're all required to live in form
er times, and where the poorer Jews reside
now. The houses are 3 or stories high,
but old aud dilapidates, with dirty looking
shops on the lower floor. In this quarter,
stands the old house where Baron Roths-
child was born, quite antique and unattrac-
tive. On another street, wc passed the pres
cnt palatial residence Of Rothschild, richly
ornanlented structure, surrounded with beau
tiful grounds. The contrast was striking.
We visited the old cathedral. where We
were shown carvings in stone COO years old.
In one room, called the kings chapel. was m
ancient wooden armed chair, with stuffed
bottom, in which the kings and ennperors
used to sit. II Is said to be 700 years old,
and has long been disused. Those Of ~ Who
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Hearing on The Iorgg BIZ.
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in the Rep.
resentatives Hall at O'Clock T. NJ, TO hear the pc.
titioner> asking for repeal of the Porgie law of lSa
DAVID DURAN, c,.,.,u
4. GILMAN, N""""'''
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Committee oa PeRsioas
The Committee on Pensions will meet "wednesday
Of each week. in room No. ~. a: 80 l.. NJ
JOHN W. ATWEIl..
JAMES N. ROBINSON. 'ha'rmeh'
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Committee on Commerce.
The Committee on Commerce will meet in Room
No. IL, Wednesdays, at q O'Clock r. NJ
HIRAM u. COOMB5, <,,
GUY &. GOss. 'na'r'"en.
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Committee on Temperance.
The Committee on Temperance and the Prohbiory
Laws, will meet In the Senate Chamber, Wcdncs-
days at q O'Clock +. NJ.
kP. IAN dLhA,Mss1N' chairmcn.
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THYSELE.

THE untold miseries that result
i from indiscreiion in early life
may be alleviated and cured.
Those who doubt this assertion
should purchase the new medical
work published by the PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Bos-
ton, entitled THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE. or. SELF-PHE-
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Committee on Fisheries.
The Committee on Fisheries win meet in the Hall
Of Representatives on Wednesday of each week at 2
O'Clock +. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
DAVID DURAN, ,ho;rmo,
&. GILMAN, '"a''"'"'
, 1880-10-23

1,errl,atlt brings one Of lIer "pctite nccl-
dents" With her. Iio Is II years Oil.
1t Is curious tlat there arc 10 few suicides
among old tnuisls. SfMtchcs nro nlntlc IN ttcnyr,
Zen. Grant ccrtafnl, l,nltls UP well for n
mNn Of tlts yenra. tic listened to two hours
sermon III New iUrk lust Bl1nt.ny.
The Ashley belt IL to tu walked for In I,ot,-
t1nn suon Tllo s.l,!tlcst fefturo Uf tho bc!t IT,
TINT tlnhody INN win It enough times to prevent
lis hGllIg competed Tor nKni.
Tho victory In Mainc was, even greater
TIM, supposed. Tho eluction resulted In the le
lnlrttre For good or Col. Hood, nIlc or Victoria
W'hHlhnlts numerous ux-hMsba.lds.
Michael Dnyitt llas rnfset 5000 lnAmertcn
for tho Irish Land 1.caYltef nn.1 It begtns to
LINK IN IT that organization would rlnIiHgu tu
uull thr,ngi tho wntur al,d huyc money to lend
il the sprlug.
4 f.nntun paper says TINT three gentlemen
In VuntCe ntc eaell worth more till,i $+B,G tt}.
1t ts to he hoped tlat tho next hufauitng cashcr
will hcEl for Venice alld tako tho cotlcct CUT Of
thuse Hcntletnau.
Mr.. Il. Bronson Alcbtt ltas no faith III tho
opinions of tho ntetent llsciptlMriaks OF Now
England. ~ hold" sntd he. the other tluy',
thAe tho 1nan win catlnot control children, ur
ttcn tsltilor, by moral tNcnhs-hy tho power III
Ills eye. tho charm uf his laslei, tho resources
uf his fntutlIYcncc-is not worthy to foflow Ills
fellow creatures" It wu,,li 10 very interesting
to SEP Mr. Alcott experiment with hla eye TN II
Elttnll hoy AlHnlt to sll,l tntn trcu full uf spur
rows. If lno1a wer1 sold MI this went tho ryo
wu.lld bring about !. III Si00.
Tho calm wllu1s Kiss ilo peoples wild,
NtNndraHura nor lotos mid;
No lang1Id luxury tho acnse tny!tes;
Isnt deeply tn this vnIry fell
Tho ltd[an eilcnntcr'A spell.
Wrought fron tho souls Of tranced summer
nights.
Such solitude anl sllc,lce deep
Seem tnnre like sciltlent death thnn steop,
llroMltng frUn llorn Ill Mntx.lt With no sound.
TITO breezy trcotnp lnur1Nurs i'inkp
Intcnser stiffness tllaf they l,renk,
And shyly steals the r,l,1!ct Ger tho ground.
-SLEtCG3l{h Street StiIttcfs.
, 1880-10-23
IIANuEj}. .


SFtEtat UlsFHtth TO 3Hs EhtfHG1 ITlfnHfs
NEWTON, n. t.. Oct. :a,.-'ll1s evening
Henry Williams, cOlored, wns hn1lgcd l,eru
fnr thu murder Of Harrison Kinder. AlMut
1G0 l'eople Witnessed tic execution. Williams
r'se early this morning nml ato hearty
breakfast. lie lind rrofessctl re!fgfMt AMI
expressed lls willingness tn 60, but Wien lit'
Eot to the gp1laws lio WIS 'lndly frightened.
liz lM.llMbfctl prayers wlilu tho iinngrnnn wns
adjusting thu cnp. Ills neck WIS bruken.
williams It'd his nIlirtlernus work with n
raz0r.* lie n,Hl Harrison Klndor, fellow-
lnborcr, wero drinking toget!lor anil ut the
tlMtc ut tho murder wure agErcsslycly drunk,
mud bcgAlI II quarrel with each otlcr. After
kimler hnl cursed l!iHl, Willinna drew 4
razor a.nl fell upon Kanl!er al,u hneictt Ills
right arI1, 50 terrlbly t!ut tho wounded man
,llml fru,n gstllgret,u aiul ltss Ut blootl TINT
night. Tlin murder WIS c0plutttctl 10 quick
ly That tho witnesses tlll nul have time tu liz
near Mt thu time. Williams WIS trIe.l md
sentenced IL t,e hung uct -. Tho Murtier
wnH committed Aug, 81.
rhls w,ls tlle scct'tut utra!r TN which Will
n1lls llntt nsg.t his rnzUr Will, great effect.
'llip i[rst. .oirensu w,s committed III Alex
sprlnus'y, nsNl WHY sc1lt to tho l'cultt1illary
t1r the crime. IL WIS t'iin Of g!1lig nf ct'!l-
ycts nut to work on tho l'rEs;tol G9a! y Iron
&a'T2wcnnEe Y M "'1f"' ts ',i',r II "sNIsgtos 3 ~
gaaras by profcss!ltg, religion, ,ainl. utter
q tho coayTct prasS!:u!sstlng. u
tho st!l vt .Iune IIu was permitted to wurls out
was illus trusted l,o ,1,ade Ills escape osur
lnt0 North CAruliMa, wl!Grc, eAact'y two
IAonths nftvr, lte committed murder,
.Aftsr tho SENTENCE Vt death was passsd on
, 1880-10-23
EEW' TRIAL.

Spfefaf Dtsmteh In The Cttc.t7o T1bnnr.
1SnIASArol.ls, Oct. :4.aa.-'rllc Supreme
Court to-day reversed tho lccisiu1l Ut tho
TIpton Circuit Court III thu casa Of Tile Stato
vs.. Snyder, ami granted Il new trtHt. Tho
error was tou,,d III Ill instruction to tlle Jury
o1l expert testimony. Decision by Judge
Scott. Snyder WAS convicted In tS1ij Of ulur-
Tier III the first degree, a'ld was sentenced 10
Imprisonment for lifr. tic was ncc,lsgd Ut
pofsnntng Ills wife. Hannah F.. Snyder, Will,
strygllblne. In 1873 llu tvoctIr.l Il new trial,
nlu by change nf ytlilIn received Il sentence
'nr twemty-nn" Years. Ills attorneys tntne--
tiatcly nppe'la. IL tug Supreme Couri, md
, 1880-10-23
- CASUALTIES.
4 SERIOUS JUMP.

SrtttHi Utspatth to Tit Chteasn 7tthunk.
ATESiIorA, ILL.,, Oct. "a yatltlg girl aged
about u, WIN gives her ,i.ltt,c rs Mary Craw-
ford, Ut A1acomb, JUMPED from passenger
trnitl approaching tts city Ills afternoon, and
struck Oh lcr l,eatl ayainst cattle guard.
Sl,e sustained some very serious Injuries,
n'nony which arc Beycre fracture Ut tho
skull md internal injuries. Dr. Edwards
considers ier condition prccnrIous. 1t Is
Thought She was insane. SHE IL ", now and
.uttr f:rtous ut itMcs. During n moment uf
ntldrcss, and said abe stnIu nwny
frnln hnlne 10 go into convent III
Chtcayo. She hail nothing with her hut
Ticket for tint elty. S'r Is receiving every
llas been received from Telegram to lIer
tutllily,
, 1880-10-23
ATTEMPTED AssAs1yAr1oS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn,. Oct. 11!.--~As Tho outgoing
tfretglls-trn!n oh tho Charleston Koad this
morning nt7 oc'nck approached tho futr-
grt,lIttls, four niles distant lrou tho city, 1t
WIS Tagged by a,l unknown wl,tte lln,,,
tre.t s!totgtu ut l,nrk Elliott, tlln nllgtlter,
severely wun'utins him III tho arm. IIic
wonh.be assissln afterwards eoully walked
AWAy,
, 1880-10-23

SAYs Forncy to Ilane0c's: "l'lt mnke yol
t,1e ,1e hero of tho battle ut Gcttysbux-all In a
biography, to l,a Enld only, by subscription"
out, says lIancock to Fornoy, twill you mako
ne tue onfy hero Ut ,hat gnuous 0shtT' "Neyer
Iesr" speaka up Fnr,ny, tho prta1f s'aIt 10
,lon'sttctl tn your inspection, uni II my other
oefo slinws hls tIentl lIapalo It on y0,1v pun.-
stFlko 1,,t tho offensive tiu. blc,ltlu is ,tud nrd
aead men tell IN tnlcs! swear IT.: yosl shalt bo
,ao only hero Of tho hattlo Ut ticttysullrg."
asrec,i," snys tho Superb; "sonl along your
pt0ufJ,"
, 1880-10-23

"NoSE or your imperturncc," exc1atnls
15neUck to tho nilt1atfnts Lieutenant win fnr-
Kets to t'ncl, hIs cup rs t,o npprnmchos tho Sill
peril; "ytnlr Tr.sit1ent I calst,0t lc. int yu,r
Major-uenerat n,n. nnd don't yu,. forget H."
few die nllil n0t,c r0suu,
, 1880-10-23
INDIANA FATALITIES.

sptefa! Dispaith 10 7Ht Chtcasu Tfthunt.
FoET WAYNE, InI., Oct. 1,,.--i1uports g, have
reached this city of the dcatl, uf New
ton WlthsoN. well-knnwl1 fnrnlpr. oil
"Wednesday, near Ills home In Whitley Coun-
ty. lie WIS III thy f',rest, rl,oul4nG. md was
struck by fnlltns Tree, cilusfng Instant
death.
r.. u. 1lnuncy, sw1tclllta,, In illo Wabash,
st. Louis Il Pacific Hallway ynrtlS, in this
city, wRs crushed by seine rreigIl-car8 while
!nak.Eg llp Il trni,!, sU Tint his tlrath cllsupd
bniIieIess.