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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
DOMESTIC.

San Francisco, 16.--A dispatch
from Empire City. Oregon, says the
steamer Quickstep went ashore, zee
terdAy. during 8 thick fog, at the
mouth OF Coquille River. 1t is sup.
posed to be a total loss. No lives
were lost
New York. 16.-The bark Erinogh
from Port de Paiz to Hayti, was towed
in here, to-day, the whole crew hay
ing been taken down with yellow
fever. Two men died on the pst-
sage.
Gloucester, 16.-The captains OF
the schceners Moso Castle and Victor,
just returned from the Newfoundland
fisheries, report being boarded By a
large number of natives, who used
violence to prevent their fishing.
Hornsdale, Pa. 16.-Wm. Smith.
OF the firm OF Toinsme & Smith,
OF Dazacus. Wayne
County. Pa, has disappeared. He
is defsnlter to the amount of $685.
600. Torname is ruined, and several
firms at Cochocton, N. Y, lose
largely. Smith, it is believed, had
used the money Tor stock specula-
tons.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consump-
lion, Coughs, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs? II
SO, 90 to your Druggist and get q
bottle OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Germany, and is selling
on its own merits. The people are
going wild over its success, and Drug
gis.s all over our country ale writing
US of its wonderful cures among their
II you wish to try its
superior virtue, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Large size bottle rs
cent?. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. aul6
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.Not Gritty, Of Courza,

DeKalb, Miss, 16.-The argu-
ment in the case against Virgil and
Houston Gully for killing Gilmer, be-
gan this morning. The argument
for the st.te was opened by II. K.
Ware, OF Jackson, Mics, who made
f0rcible presentation of The prosecu-
tons case. He said the proof against
Houston was not as Overwhelming as
that against Virgil. and in presenting
the case against the latter, he argued
that Witnesses for the defense ought
not 10 be believed. S. NJ. Meek and
Thomas II. Woods argued tue case
in behalf of the detense. District At
lorney Thomas s. Fcld closed the
case for the state. The trial progres-
sed quietly. The ouly thing of fresh
interest TO those attending the trial is
4 letter received By Henry j. Gully,
oostmarked and dated Goshen, NY,
death to him unless he
caves Kemper County, and pl dying
he honor and bravery Of the young
nen of the north 10 sTsngs the death
II Chisholm BY wiping ont the entire
July crowd. At O'Clock pm. the
ury returned with a verdict OF not
utility.
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"JUsT LIKE a Woman," every man
will e1claim, when he reads how
Mrs. Livingston put an end to her
husbands foolish fast in New York
on Wednesday evening. No man
cared whether Livingston tasted or
Toasted, and if one had desired TO pre-.
vent starvation he would net have I'm.
dersIood how to get at it. But Mrs.
Livingston not only wanted her hus-
band to live, but wanted him TO live
a! home, and she knew how to put an
end TO his fasting nonsense instsnter.
Only a woman could have devised
and put into successful execution the
plan that she did.
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The CresnnoorCont. At

New York. 16.-Shooting began a
Creedmoor, this morning, Tor the in.
transitional prizes. There were siz
entries for 90 yards. The following
was the score: Connecticut. 34I;
military division Of thu Atlsntic, S34;
military division OF the Pacific, 3s4;
New Jersey, 3SS; military division OF
Missouri. $40; Pennsylvania, 334
The weather was 6ne and clear st 10
I'm. and the wind favorable.
At tbs 500 yards, out OF a possible
400, the score stood as follows: Con-
necticus, 337; military division of the
Atlantic, 1858; military division OF the
Pacific. S4S; New jersey, S22; mill
tary division OF Missouri, 1854; Penn
sylvanis, 331.
Creednoor, 16.-The international
military match resulted in the team
from the military division Of Missouri,
winning the first price with 8 score
OF 1923, out of possible l, 200; and
the military division OF the Pacific
taking second prize, with q score OF
Ola.
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a Green CraHdail-A Republi.
can Inference.

Chicsgo. 16.-Lnter- Oceans Wash
iugton: Lee Crandell, secretary o.
the national greenback committee, il
indignant at the cheek of the demo
Gratis, and especially of Hancock, tol
claiming SIS their own what they sup
posed was a greenback victory in
Maine. It was simply 8 greenbsck
victory, and the elected greenbackers
were, for the most part republicans.
He says there is no possible chance
for fusion on the electoral ticket IN
Maine or anywhere else. The green
hackers will never fuse. 1t is only
the democrats who fuse.
Ex-so,dier! are peppering Hancock,
Baruum and Wallace with cores
Dondenee as to the status Of ex-
soldiers in the event Of Hancock being
elected. Barnum alone answers them
by saying they have been referred to
The latter speaks not 8
word. and the inference is that they
silI l,se their heads if they occupy
positions DOW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17

The IMPORTANT news Was flashed
across the continent yesterday, that
the Chicago base ball club, by its
success the day before. had earned
the championship of America. An ex-
cited republic of so, 900, 600 OF people.
has been hourly expecting this an
nouncement, and lie publication this
morning, in all the daily newspapers,
from Maine to Texas, and from Flo
rids. to Oregon, will slAcken the high
strsin TO which long and deep eI-
peetancy had keyed the public. The
Ohicagos are certain OF the great
honor, no matter II they should be
reckless and throw away all other
games this season. This is truly
great thing, and shout after shout
will undoubtedly rend the air on this
occasion. Only in that way can
the fifty millions OF people show how
much they respect the Chicsgos, and
hos deep is their obligation to the
Associated Press news-EAtherers for
promptly advising the nation of the
important facts. Since Monday the
attention Of the masses has been
turned slightly from this baseball
contest to the affairs way down in
Maine, but the Maine election, with
its doubtful pluralities, sinks into in
significance when this news about
the battle OF the ball and bat comes
10 the front. Hail to the Chicagos,
the brave. the noble, the mighty
nine, conquerors OF the republic CD
the diamond feld. Let Us give three
cheers to them and their glorious
achievements. The enterprise and
kindness of the Associated Press re-
posterB almost embolden Us TO AK
them to let the world know who are
the champions in the great American
game of mumble-the-peg, and tc
keep the nation posted as to the pro-
gress of the intellectual and charming
amusement known as hst-pin.
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.sHaud g.. Fails.

Chicago, 16.-There was q large
audience at the Jockey CLUB grounds,
this afternoon. on account of the at
tempt of MAUD s." to beat toe
record Of 2.114. The weather was
pleasant, but there was a strong eaat
wind.
The first event. the 2 so race,
"Calamus," q strong iAvorite. TOOK
the three heats easy, MARY Miller"
second, "J. NJ. Thomas" third. Time,
2 274. 2274. 2.293.
In the second race, 2.20 class.
"Sprague" won, Donald" second;
"Alms" and Misery" we're dis
tsnced. Time, 2 S24. 2.2S3. 2.26t.
2.24.
The appearance OF MAUD g." on
the track, TO lro: agaipet time for
81, 500, was the final for hearty ap-
plauEe. Her fr.t heat was merely
mads to warm up, and az she left her
feet several times, it Was made in
2.264.
The first quarter OF her second heat
was made steadily in 81 seconds,
and then she was cut loose for hel
best speed, making the halt in l 043
Her driver sped her at an undimin.
Iished gait to the Ihree-qUarter pole
which was reached IN 1.364. Comine
home there was scarcely less excite
ment than when the record wal
lowered in the summer meeting, fol
it seemed certain that she 8sulC
make the mile in Eli, at least; bu
she left her feet when but s
few yards from the wirt
and the heat Was spoiled
However, the watches did not seen
to agree, those outside OF the stanC
making her time 2.103 to Eli, Will,
the time announced by the judge
WAS 2I14. On Saturday MAUD s.
will be exhibited on the track ant
may possibly be sent for fast mile
All prominent horsemen will, on tht
conclusion OF the meeting, go t
Louisville and Cincinnati
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The Emily TeIecrapr,s.

Mentor, Ohio, 16.-Senstor Blaine
sent the following dispatch this
evening:
AUGUSTA, Me-, 16.
Gen. J. 4. Garfield, Mentor, Ohio.
The indications now point I'M
mistaksbly to the election oiGoVerner
Davis. II We could be assured of the
honest vote and honest returns from
the French plantations of Aroostook
County, every possibility OF doubt
would be removed. These planta-
tons have been the hot bed OF demo-
cratic frauds for thirty yesgs paet.
We have not yet received their re-
turns, The total vote for governor
will reach nearly, II not quite, "A 900.
Only twice in the history of cur
party in Maine, has the vote reached
1900 and never reached 10000.
The average annual vote for the past
ten years has been little more than
0,000. Our people are in splendid
heart and courage snd will 60 into
the November fight with the ad-
vantage Of popular majority on the
contest of Monday last.
]. G. BLAINE.
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The NEXT state election will be
held on October 9th, when Colorado
will choose state officers and repre-
sentativss in Congress. Georgia elects
state officers on October 9th. In
diana and Ohio will elect state off,
GERS, representatives in Congress and
Legislatures on October 18th, and on
the same day West Virginia will
elect state officers and the legislature,
but her Congressmen are chosen on
November ID. The other states that
have not already held elections will
vote on November 81 for Congress-
men, mos. of them choosing
Legislatures az well as state officers.
All presidential electors will be elected
on November I'd, and all delegates
to Congress from the territories.
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Peace Prosnects tor Perm.

Panama, 16.-News from the south
at last shows CLEAN OF peace, al
least an armietice, through foreign in
tervention. A Lima correspondent
OF the Star and Herald writes under
date, August 21st, that Hon. J. P.
Cnristisncy, American minister, Left
the capitol August 10th. and sailed
from Callao on the same day in the
United States steamer RacuSett, for
the south, and adds: Although it is
generally believed be has gone to
Santiago. the capital of Chill, my
opinion il that he has gone no further
than africa, there to meet some high
personage from Chill, and probably
the bearer of important dispatches
from the White House, and not im-
probably some idea OF what will be
acceptable to the power in Peru
Senior Pieriola. Next day there
was a meeting Of French, English
and italian ministers in tue palace
here, which seems to have ended by
dispssching, on the 18th, the
French man.of.War Hussard, to
africa with documents. the content.
of which have not been disclosed.
The same correspondent says that
Chill has met with a check where
apparently abe least expected it, and
from a quarter she neither dare nor
can despise, and intimates that
England, France and Italy have IL
terferred.
The Peruvian torpedo boat, sunk
BY the RIascar in Callao Bay, some
months ago, has been recovered by
Peruvians and is being reftted for
service.
A meeting OF capitalists was held
at the palace tho other day. when it
was resolved to advance $50, ZOO, COOL
in hard money to the government,
Senior Peiriola having decided to |
issue no more paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17

WHICH OF the parties has been
victorious in the Maine election is
still unknown. And it is 6 matter of
q good deal OF doubt. Whether the
democrats or republicans have Won
depends altoEethe- upon which party
kilograms you read. Both clsim the
triumph, and each produces figures
upon which to found its claim. About
the only thing that the country is
certain OF is the fact that the cleo
.ion has been very close, and in
several instances the official counts
will be necessary to decide between
the candidates. TIE most cheering
news on the democratic side yester-
day, Wss tae announcement that the
contest in the Third Congressional
District is still undecided, republi-
cans and democrats both claiming it.
II the democrats shall win it will be q
gain Of one over the present represen-
tation, but will be no loss should the
republicans be successful. Il ia pIo-
bRble that all the returns will be
counted to-day, when We may learn
just what they did in Maine last Mon
day.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
A Close Shake.

Chicago, 16.-The Journal says:
The American express car, No. 2. in
which "St. Julien" the famous
trotIer, was shipped for Boston. last
night, Jumped the track near Kala-
mszoo, Mich, early this msrning.
After shaking him up pretty lively
for few seconds, the car stopped
right side up with the horse square
on his legs.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17

In ENGLAND they have good laws,
but they are queer. For instance, at
Exeter, not long ago. a young farmer
was sent to jail for a month for shoot
ing a rabbit on farm of bis own
occupation, while a man brought
before the same bench for brutslly
ill-treAting his wife was fined FIVE
shillipgs.
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The Readiusters Reply.

Richmond, 16.-It is generally
known that the plan of compromise
submitted last night by the regular
conservative committee 10 that OF the
resdjusters, provides for the forma-
ton of mixed electoral ticket, to be
made up OF five conservative cleo
tore, five readjusters electors, the
eleventh elector to be named by the
national democratic committee, or
chosen by lot. The Teadjusters re-
manned in session all night, and
finally agreed upon the following re-
ply: They reject the plan proposed
by the conservative committee, not
out OF any indisposition to
unite as supporters of Han
cock and English, but out
of the belief that the proposed plan is
not calculated to accomplish the OBJ
ject sought. Yet, in consideration OF
the apprehensions which exist outside
that the division in the party may re-
suit in loss to the democracy OF the
electoral vote of Virginia, which ap-
prehension is not shared in by the
readjusters, they propose that the
electoral ticket question be settled by
the people at the primary election to |
be held on the 18th of October, at
which all persona shall be allowed to
vote who pledge themselves to vote for
Hancock and English. The reply |
will be submitted to the conservative
committee this evening.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27
Mayors Court.

This local abode Of justice 10 very
seldom employed. Hence quite .
beeeze va caused lat Tuesday Whe0
'his temple oi justice was opeoed lor
business. This time Polly Moody,
! saddle. colored Lees, Of moody meiD,
aas up for fighting and disturbing
tho peace. 90 Sunday night Polly
lot OF tho exhuberspce OF her peot
up wrath by assaulting an ebony
hued dsmsol >amed 1ollie Stewart,
Polly ~ nuleesd. By bic Honor
Willis Holmes. In tho Gum of $50
and costs, or i've days IN jsil. Ne
paving tho ducsts. Polly went to thu
osbooee for tho atore mentioned Pc
Rod.
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Rsk>isethe United states Aell.

Oath. u IL lust, Mrs. ". A B"'k'.
Posi- Mistress, Of this city. mace %
afadavit charging . young man
named willie Tessisr . res'dent Of
Nstchitoches, while IN her employ
10 tho post ONCE here With having
embessled . lsdyS uadershirt' also
q suit OF clothes. A warrant was IN
medistely issued for his arrest Inc
purloined articles were 1ouno IN
young Tessier's srmoir.
On Saturday last Tees'er wae Or
rested BY Deputy Sheriff W. ). Ool'
Tier. o. the came day Mt. Warren
Edeerton. special o. 8. Poet.omoe
agent and Deputy Marshal Weston
also arrived 10 our city. Willis les
sier was brought before 'uoge
Tucker for preliminary examination
when he waived preliminary exsm''
nation. and was required to give
bond In the sums respectively OF
$500 and $3.50 for the several onenses'
rhe bonds were furnished for bis sp'
pesrance on Monday. On Monday
lsst. the accused failed to appear
and tho bonds we're forfeited. Deft's'
counsel tlled objection to signing the
judgments which vas overruled.
Hon. D. O. Scarborough District
Attorney II Judicial District repre-
senting The United States 10 en's
matter, fled q motion to trsneier the
proceedings to the United States
Circuit Court IT. New Orleans, and
the order was granted.
Since tho above vas written VIII
| lie Tessier has been arrested under
the following circumstances: Waen
be failed to make his appearance an
alias warrant was issued for bis re-
arrest. Some suspicion was enter
tanned as to hts whereabouts. wher
on Wednesday night deputies sheriff
John A, Barlow and W. ]. Collier
accompanied by constable Jas. 7
King, Ward I, proceeded down Cam
river 70 tho farm Of 7. E. Bryant
about three miles below this city
summoning Nj. Frank Carver y
,heir assistance. tho officers SUI
rounded the premises. After . dill
| gent search, Willis Tsssier was dia
covered concealed In . cotton see
house ON the premises. This Ok
. Cured about 2 o'clock Thursds
morning.
T. E. Bryant and B. n. Lyme
, vho worked tho plaoe. were also q
i | rested Soe hsrboring Teesise. A. I
tho guilt o. innocence Of these citl
. sens 70 Q matter yst to b invsetis'
}. ted.
Adolphe eerogeins M also .
raatad for coaceolinG Teoojer.
The parties thus arrested foe b
!. boring young Tesaise wsse p'ee'
). under Q bend Of no saoh. b JD
o n, Tucker, J. p. Ward I, 1oe the
e anuear.aco before the DIT. Coul
L at its next term.
y Teeeier y held IN custody ct &
Q peeoent time.
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Apcropoo q Eaeees, The b. ches VII
have some magnificent b.. I f"r tbri
c0s'omers - " tie wont on tLis 90
carton. These epecimens will b
paraded IN oil their sleekness, fat
oeee and gloeslnses to-day, for tn
''countless thousands" to gaze upon
10 order that tho outward view ma!
b but Q prelude TO the Toner GEMS
Of sstisfsctioD. The local has cay
tured tho following moroccan Cin I'D
vance, which he % told 10 to be . psr
Of the display:
FASTER BEEF. 4 Ia LITTLE BuTrERcup.
I am called fat Easter heel,
Fat, latest Esster.bsef,
And l am soon to hang high.
But still I'm called Easter beef,
A:grest big fat Easter reef,
A tempting fat Easter beef I.
I've been constantly fattened,
Ex, ellently fattened,
I'm tesdsrloia, rump and roast.
I've round steaks and juicy loins.
To set of the other parts,
Aud fit for most royal toast.
I'm tit for dainty king,
Or the bright, iairest queen.
That Ger ruled DER snation.
lsurpsss 'succLlent chops"
"Chickens" OF other meat,
Tho daintiest in oil creation.
Just look Ut my sleek, fat sides,
70 fasters in this land,
At my limbs aud fine contour.
How glossy my shaking coat,
Az itsbiues on Easter morn,
| Then eat of me epicure.
Then buy Of your Easter meat,
Sweet. juicy Easter beef,
Ye fasters never be shy-
So buy ofmy tspdeholns,
OF my ribs and my roasts,
Come ofyour Easter beet buy.
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: Ths 1eAvsy De1s1t.

Last Tuesday evening . co0pll'
0eata.y. beoa0s Was 0ivea % 1r.
and Nm. Fred xeAvoy previous 70
their departure from our city. The
sanouucoment that these excellent
lsugh.mskoes Weee 70 b asoiSted By
cone Of our aastsurs deew quito Q
lsseo andlo6ee q az eiti2sns d
1irsmso6 Hall. ~ has Had
ssodsesd thelR services ise the occs'
,ioo, and played several pieces 10
front Of tho Hall PRIOR % the per-
(bgmo0Co.
The programme Of the evening
consisted OF tho following pieces
.'fssks and Faces" ''lnterior and
Exterior" Kathleen xsvourneen.'
and concludi pg with tho laughsbl'
piece. ''Obeyipg OldeEs."
It 10 needless topsrticulasi1e sbou
| the performance. That It wss . per
(ect success Was evioced BY the ap
clause, shouts aud Laughter OF th
audience. Mr. and Mrs. AcAvo,
.cquitted themselves. With thei
usual talent. But those amateur
asre perfection. and iwnished q
.ucreasiog osase, for tho uurossou
aerriment q the large asoenbl!
shich only goss 70 prove that ou
local minstssl troupe possess CON
doe talent 70 entertain the publi
shen occasion nay demand.
The local string boe1. tuent"he
.bo music u Thu occasaoo. ard q
.udience dispersed. declaring then
selves highly delgh'sd With both Il
uestogmance and, mueiC.