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, 1880-05-15

by tho late circular Of Union University
Ant College tAlbany md Schenectady, N.
~ appears tint the University numbers
~ students, With Faculty Of 81. Union
Ioa'sgs Schenectady has 81 classical stu
ue''ss, 4a scientific, n engineers, and body
VI ec!cctle and laboratory students, lnclui-
my q number from tie Fur West and Cullfor.
hh!a, h., W from the Soutl. {cllietly tho Caro-.
"iasl' iisitl ~ from New Enginnd.
u.Ntls y e'ghsy-llye ytnrs nltl. tile first estRD-
ts'rA ha III New York since CDl0hlnl days, and
w ssir iMrSt strictly 1tnden0ln!natlUnni.
l., lAH linh. John Welsh, Of philadelphia,
~ tsN ;Sl!iister t0 England aini President ot
IL centennial Commission, Is to deliver tile
SsnMaNcelior's address ut tile coming COIN
MgHMesiacnt OF Union College.
xa5"n1a,lg n5nI1a,lg ttlo year the cnllugo las rcceiyed
,,s's ,saao!e gifts FROM. penllsytvnniatls. a faw
ss ~ ago i RECEIVED, trnuE Eh President Pot
aai,s!.lh ~, is!.lh sfrs. Thmslas II. Powers, Ut I'tln.
th,tfi, ~ Inc s!!i!i Of $4,000. In addition to
Gs sa tnil!t'r G1ft frtlIl tho same source. The
s,mau,s%t'tI!1ll tle Mesara. Fucker III like
ffts"as ft!,' tsloo0O) ina been followed by gifts
i1.as iiinM ,alT tic,rgo VI. Chlltls, Mr, Anthony
Sesl, Mr. Lelnltcl Cotl,b, Mr.. N0l,urt II.
Xss, aiM others, and one from A1r. trl,omaa
as,1 i1psya %s a.! traln las been placed ut the dis
H. st ~, .! tie iresltelt, free OF any charge,
iry Wy number Ut invited Kllests 1T tlle col.
Scba,",ii,s "ii,s may accompany MIR. Welsh to
N"eneelady for tie commencement.
, 1880-05-15

the Old World; also, the ieafless tree, Cam
otta, Of Arizona. From the Agaye plants
{stemtess) n number wc1a found usefut for
eortlnEc and textile fabrics. Tie economic
ynlMe Of ynrtoms forage plants WIS noted.
rhu relation Of bic forests tn tic country,
aud a table showing the analysis Of tho soit
nt ir,pgrtant points, are inattcrs also incor-
md points wcrn submitted 10 pr. Asa GIay,
uie veteran botanlst Of Harvard University.
ono of the most important patts Of the
work Is by Prof. Daniel G. Eaton OF Yale
Gollesc, on Ferns. Ths papcr differs from
ograph ot the Ferns Of North Ameriss soati.
OF the 40tf, parallel, and west Of tho 105th
meridian. Il must remain for years the
nrcn. Tho entire work Is needed contrlbu-
tfon TO biological lltcraturc, and nll connected
with It nre subjects Of cnnRratulatfon for the
skl1lfnl manner In which the different topics
are treated.
-(Unitrtl States Geographical Surveys West
Of the 10otl, Meridian. V0l. .VJ.-BotRny. BY
Prof. ]. T. 1sothr0ck. 1p. 200, p1. 30. Wasli-
lnEtnn: Department OF War, Goycrnineut
pftntl w. II. D.
, 1880-05-15
NE STiIf LIVES.

wS".iia.,ee wS,iae years ngo Dr.. II. Y. Pierce, Of the
l,atIaII,,s IpiSSt@nsary and lnvalids' Hotel, Ut
esaMiU,. A. J, L., assa London, was sent for to
fe'"t.h.e ftte Terrible disease Of the kree-j0int,
ina ~ .g " ulcemtiO,l uni extensive slough.
III u!o BONE hlnl tlsslcs. The iAan'a iffu
h9,h'neteh aesnitlrets Of BY the previous Nt-
plun,,Iss:: Ai!,t!ltatEon 1T tho tltlgh WINS
turln,ri T. Gecligl upull, and gkillfnlly per-
Ia ,1,EtD W llr. Pierce, alil ~ after treatment
q tha lhe blonl n1ld prcysnt q recurrence
Ds1.ss,l a.s mainly tllB dUetor's Golden Medical
Sys."s Sys!f :! Was freely prescribed. The mans
lealIn, ,fapltly gained Ills .enltlt, the stump
Ths as nicely. tlll kc Ia to-day !!appy Vnaii.
xo,I.t,e,.'" Ie WV alil0hE the first In which this
,inea ,i. b!u0A purifier WIS testet{. It hns
th.4 ~ manifested It's wonderful power over
Taksu = serpluinlls nl,l other blupd diseases,
sns ~ aot tthlo 1t no pusttles aild strength.
Axan@ss @ u, system Us to strongly fOrt!fy 1t
lyfTnvs..ie lyfav Wy etles0achnlehts OF diseaBe. Sold
R"m;Evllt.E, 3llel,., Feb. IS, 1s7O.-Hon.
laye xtritGi'ec-l'ear III Sir: i would say that
Tbs i:''i ;"in your Mellclncs fur seyeil yruss.
eoueh h."us,l eI, Mcdteal DiscovurY Is iils bust
a., va,eMlttly have ever used, aiid In every
turrl ""e!o have recommended Il, 1t lias
chiki.,.4 hafe 1,stu It III my fat,ilY for my
aI.rss.. IL cures their colds aEu coljRIts lii
iInles VI MI@o t@o. Ny wife hns used it several
iumsdian.til iumsM Mintil down sIck. Il invariably gives
relief. Its sale !ncreases daily,
j. u. kEsGEIA Druggist
, 1880-05-15
SCIENCE.
DOTANY WEST or Tl1E 1OOru
alER1Dl.AS.

HOTANY WEST Or TIIE 10Vrl
MERIDIAN.
Seven volumes, accompanied by ono toptt
graphical au,l ono geological atlus, nnIhrnco
tho set OF reports comprising tho results af
tito labors ut tho Wheeler survey. THESE ln.-
nlo,,so qlarto works nra entitled rs fotl0wa:
Vol. l. on Geography, Vol. II. OIL AstroMu-
my md Uaromctrlc f1yIHnmctry. Val, Ill.
oil Geology and MinernloGy, Vol. ". on
lnleontology, Vol. V. OH Zuflogy, Vol vi.
OIL I}utany, aud Vol. VII. OH Archaeology.
rho first aid tho last work arc not yut pub
lls!,ed. Tho two abuses referred to colaprlso
nlnAty~llve largo sheets In eacll sci. Thesu
sheets arc 20 constructed That ono can SEQ Mt
gla,,ca tho agricultural anl ,ntneralogicni
condition nf lands tA u Sectlons The sheets
represent OIL nsreagc each Of Il ,90o, ,0lD neres,
or aDont l7.bD hli!ars miles @ q tofr'tory; ,1:y
bd g. 1Sne efs 50 tosstI'es .St in a,o o n,oss @
inap II desired. H,lc!'. III. brief. ls stMie ,
lnclt III the publications Of tho survey. .ihe
work OH botany Inns specln! Significance ~ ~
aynk h ~ " II so'S te @ eon
's;si IT, TsaslS w. s,{tsr s ath1seE, laie sas.
geon of tho United Statcs Arny alli A. now ~
Professor Of lIotany in tls u,iyerssty ,I s1s, OF
a'ss! ,sylvafnii 81 iisryara ts Ts ysfsty % tsorss K E
aIeMa1'.' I' Il, b., st. Lotis; rrof, i'rhoiias q.
f,ort"r. II Lafayette .Cullegc,. Eastom, pa.;
A. netb ke,tta'tin1s; aa. s.;,, vi Vi,ov Mln Anr.
SsIl, c,!l1slr,ai i'i Department Wasjilngnl; Fr9t.
i1Ms.Ivi o. Eaton, Yale Cnlleye; Thomas i:
.Jtiss, Cambridge. hlass. and Prof. Edward
raSke9na1. 81 A'efst CPtsKs ti9,S a,otca ot
1xistei,ce very litttu ii known. Two 1lstlnct
guilera were added 70 tho Horn nf tue upited
| OF ulupF SPECIES were 0btailletl Ald among
| them u number hitherto scuMtily represented
, 1880-05-15
ART NOTES.


1fr. JOHN s, Davis sent portrait of Horace
Greeley "fn his favoElt pasttnle Of wood
chopplng to the French Salon.
A discovery OF Roman pavemcnts tas Just
been made Mt Brading, III the Isle OF Wight,
several tesselated iloors having been brought
10 light this week; among the subjects Rre u
Bacclic scene, 4 combat, aud some c'Iequered
designs.
The number of visitors Mt the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art during tho week ending May
was 3G,GH3. I'll. the month ot April tho
great number Of lA7,3 l lsrsnns passeat pt
there Is no art In America.
Tho total number Of exhibits catalogcd Mt
hs raes aro sian,ngsS p s SSs 4 arwgs " watcr s
cnlors, pastels, a,td paintings OIL porce!nin;
S0l Pieces Of sculpture, and 5.5 engrayfngs
anl Gteltlnxs; 'rns laFgesi pieses hnng ' mrS
II. Noll's Grevo dies Mineurs," each carry
Ing fully $50 squire fest Of CANVAS.
Gustave DorG's latest work Is IA Tortured
Soul" It Is described rs representing u
young monk seated bsforS ~ a.; orEan il ,, tug
choir ot Gothic cnr,ch lilo llT nnfs stfay
conntennnce md great hollow tlarlE eyes are
turned toward the spectator. At tue yul!ng
organist's side, ninid the sunny, light, that
streams through the arc'cd wln.low, stands
ful, white mist aiMtd TIC golden rnys. 1t
Is the vision Of his lost Ovb TINT haunts tile
| youthful nscet!c, the embotlled re1ne,nbrlncoc
refuge III clolster."
| Mrs. Hooper ms Ind another talk with
Gnstaye D0rt, tho artist. Slle said to him:
II wish, n. Dort, that you, wnuld make m
exhibition Of yonr, collected works."
Madame" he replied. lnuEling, they
were set side by slt1n. | should llaye to en-
gnRe tho palals dc r1nlustr!e to hold my TX
ELhiton IN. IIe then told her that l,u had IN
lis possession whole boxes full OF unplib.
that have never yet been shown to tho pub
lie. Sorne joking remark was made respect
Ink his perslsteut ceEt,acy. i" ALL" lle re.
pliej =" hnye bsen toa !n7y ya. 70 narFs st,d
been 50 happy ln my nfly relations that l
have had ITO inclination for ,natrlno1y.h
The following Il. n list ot the American
contributors to this year'S I'hris salnn: ~
nbs BIT i! %s!'sk s9ss M'i:Ss Fags s5
ner Waller Guy, Miss Ellen Grentorex. Bliss
IL qse4toiMx, M,,aSt &; ol'.r A; i iealy GSa 4. E s.
sti!ae Nit 0s Kan!ssy. JOHN Sn;!eent; Vi1iian. j:
iia; Art%n;r y lsssS@stt, StsHG M NV York; Fsaak
s9a sss of T. Ny YSsH ntew 5's y es G 4 }s!!h sa
". 4. Coflin, OF Allegheny; Alfred
cullns' OF Eoston; Miss Conait, Of New
York; A. D. !Gope1ana, Of i.os.on; sllss
eo1sa GcsSe pae Of PiSspYsx y SsMp Yex fys efy S GSn
Of San Francisco; Miss Emily Fuller, ot
New York; Etat Gregory, Of New Y0rk
4. Harrison, Of Philadelphia; II. q. !Ii!tiartl,
Of Boston,; ". il. !4ippMeott; of rhtlatel.
Nurtiulsr, at Nvw York; Charles Moss, .of
Chicago; Frank Moss, uf rhilatlelphini
iIsnry Mofbray. Davi1 Neal, of, i.owe,I!i!
Stculien n: rllrker. Of NHw Y@9Ek; @ ); W.
YORK; Theodore Kobinsoil, j. Kasb,'re, LeW.
Is Sllnnborn, Of Nuyntle; CtNulent Swift
Miss Alarle .Slnne, of New Y0rk::, Danin
| StrAI!., Edwin Weeks, Of nostnn; Iln!ideus
Wilbur Woodward, Ut indiana; Miss NarIan
| Wright,
, 1880-05-15
wright. New York: D. Van Nostrand. Price

wright. Now York: D. Van Nostrand. prico
Sl.D.
EtRfIa wlnowHooD. 4 scQncs 70 "Elae'a
Children" ny Miss Fnrlnhara1,I. New York;
Ilul1, Mead q ca. Price fl+1i.
AfnpEMa THfsxEIte, PltIxu1PALhr Ur0N No.
CtAL SctENCE JlY Vnn ftttrGn DcnslDw, Lid.
Chicago: nclforsf. Ctnrko t. Co.
NEw nErARruEss. N C0r.:EarArE 5oNTEoL
ANN CutTuItE. Ily tho 1tev. Caleb Mills. Now
York; A. @. Darrios T. Co. Price & ccnta.
Ltrx tx rlx W1tpa or AMERICA, AID wns-
DRtA Or TH1 WEST. ny I. ". Ayer. n: D. Cen
tt1,i Publishing Company. GRIND iaplds, Aich'
Frico $1,bQ.
FnANKLLN BQUAnE LIHRARY.-YouN1 LORD
pENn111s. ny John berwick Harwoni. Price
Is nts.--CLAfA VAUGHAN. by Il D. Black
moro. Prloo is cents.
sr.sNnARD sEnfEs.-KN1ar1r'R H1sroRv or
EN0tANn. Vnl. VI. l'rce % cents--TOwN
1EUtOGy. ny Charles Kingsley. Price f5cents.
Now York: /. X. Funk 4 60.
flAnPkn's HAI.y+lfOun BBniEa.-'TAIEg rno,t
TIE ODYkaEr. Price 2s scn1sts.-wIf.tfAI EwAftT T
cenes-LtrE or CHAutEstARKE. Price 20 cents.
, 1880-05-15
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.


Or. 81. 4. I. 1'fcste1, Of Emiun, whose me-
genealogical Investigations arc well known.
IL dead. ,
As WIS feared would be the case, CleoI'a-
tra's needle, Of, the bnnks Of the Thames, is J.,
being ruined by tho mists aud dampnessfrom
the river,
II. DnubrGe Inns examined volcanic dust
which fell on the 4ti OF January, 1880, Mt Do
mtnica+ 1t WIS remarkable rs containing d
considerable quantity Of Iron pyrites and sui"
phldo OF lead. >.
To preserve the co1ors OF flowers, after
fastening wire To eaeh stem, dip the floH-
ers separately In Il clear weak solution OF
Gutnlnf Ambicum, suspend on line, and
wh0n dry they will he found to tao co vered
wlttla glazing interfering very alfghtly with
theIr beauty, 1T the same time preventing the
dir from destroying the color.
MN. T. Bert and t1'ArsonvIlle describe in
tle Complies Re7ltl'ts Of the Academic des
Sciences n new nlicropllonIc apparatus re-
fhk er Gs aye See a s g 6
strengthen tho sound vibrations Of speech,
and, secondly, to collect these vibrations ut
the distance of several metres from tho
speaker.
DR.. y. pa1four has arrived safely at soeo2.
Hooker, lie. says that "the .island Is we'll
worth examination; that already 10 species
Of Ilants, besfttes snne birds. lizhrds md in.
6ccts, hnve bcel collected The geology Of
the islaltl Is curious, grant, tli0rite, and
limestone being a!l mixed up III \ most peg.
picking way. .rhe Snltan Is giving. great
help BIZ ordering the Shc1ks to provide catu-
| els, men, and everything tint is wanted"
| EupltorbIuln Is. gum resin which exudea
fram tho ellphorbia, a Shrub growing OH the
slopes Of tle Atlas Mountains, IN Morocco.
Tho. dust Of the plant Is excessively acrid.
| producing ylalent auceztng and, oven de-
lriunn. Lately, however, the resin has been
turned to valuable uses NJ g. preventive OF
rust. Some laborcrs at Natal discovered
tint metallic surfaces coated with this Mate
| rial no longer oxidized, .alld plates of iron
| were conte. with 1t and immersed In water
BY way Of experiment. These were com
plctely preserved from rust, although
well known for their injurious action
Npan metals. TO make practical application
OF tho discovery, the cnnllorhtuln was dis
solved tn alcol,oi, and tho mixture applied to
the hnlls Of vessels, will, complete, success
III preventing corrnsl0r. The ynrnistl, II 1t
may be 80 called. also produces considerable
lsistre nEl preserves tilose objects to which It
IL applied from the actl0u Of the ntm0sph.Wo.
It Is now being introduced Into England
, 1880-05-15

"Elste's Wldowllootl," by Martin Finley
(Faruularson}, Is d sequel to ''Elne's CHI
tlren," and Is the seventh in the popular
series OF c3sIidrcn's works known Us "Tlle
Eis,u Books" They arc written especially
for young girls, are admirable in tholr trent
lnent OF religious subjects. and ought to DO
i'll every Sunday library. The last OF
these volumes Is not inferior In ,Acrlt or In
Interest To tho others which l,avo preceded
It, The price IA too high. but tint Is not,
probably, the fault Of the authoress.
-Dr. Aver has written very interesting
work, containing many vivid pon.pictuEes OF
tie West, assa III entertaining account OF the
adventures and explalts Of tue Elliott explor"
Ing expedition, with which he was connected.
Tie West !s indeed a mighty empire, grow-
Ing III strength and Importance, silied with
wollera a,al n,ayvals OF Natura's oWh crca-
tion, yet possessing stronger elements Of at'
traction for the farmer, the mtner, the set
tier, tue h0lao-Seeker, than any other Mcti1n
OF tho globe. And It Is also U region Tor the
tourist or plausure-seeker, offering Attrac.
tons of scenery ant landscape unsurpassed
even In Europe. Dr.. Ayers book affords
full and reliable Information, NO fur I'd We
Gun Judge, 10 ull WHO wlsl! t., know. the pres
ent condition Ut tho West. liz gives such
, 1880-05-15
VNI]B R0BES | WHITE ROBES I!

For long time sxsste. and better colIee.ion q
SNA @ ssn2sc1 N a.s possss1 saG
SSSses Is siliy.na Nnvior: look with bessl1v,"
qs,.sr H scsrs r. S" ,H IN, 9ne5 9ne,
stsn'TThs !ns Edet, hiils' md hUms. wonry E
Sasi, i, tssS,' Il nsss ns,s.t st ,ssaassSCHOOLS
IL sa cH 9s1G s soa nsH II Il senGs nv a.
Seess fura els ttaIupsl. iy 4. j. AlnEY and n. J.
HESGER, Price ~ csa, Or - por dog.
, 1880-05-15


No-NAME SEMlks--Mns. DEAuGliAAr nRoWN.
Doston: Noburt4 Hros. Price VI.
Fk1I0w TOwssNRN. by Thomns Hardy.
IIaEpes's Half.I Hour Series. frIov 20 cents.
A ATltApksuAN's VISIT To HOLLAND. HkL7luA,
AND r.1R lstnKs. London. 4. lioy*0A s son
THE MEXICAN WAN. A poem. ny +. 8. 1lol-
brook. Head at tho Reunion OF Mexican War
VeternnA
NxsrEaus, AND OTHER PoEMs, by Charlcs
DO Kay, New York: Charles ScrtbnePs Sons.
PrIce Sl.N.
YIIQtHsA nouRMIAHs. Ny John Eaton
Conke- Harpers Libruty OF American F1ut1on.
Prio0 Is oeuta,
ALyA VINs; Or, Art versus Duty. Ivy IIonri
Gordon. Nuw York; American NoWs CompAny.
prico 10 ce1lts-
THE 1AhonrA18. Argument Of The Hon
etophon w. uowney, ut WyomipR Ierr1toty'
Washington.
RADICAL MECHANICS or ANIMAL. loG0ao++
1lnM: With ltetunrks OIL the sott1nX.uP ,1.t -!
Sn1diurs, 1lnrs0 uilI Eta't, at!i on thy
u Cavalry uotsvs. uy Col William fEutt " A4A'
, 1880-05-15

Theatre" Tho e.lLtor's departments cn,f.
plrte the number, which y full Of valuable
and very readable material
, 1880-05-15

THE eUnps' NATIONAL SCHOOL FOE
THE REED ORGAN. py ". F. sunus. t150>
Mr. Y. IL well known ns aHG OF our hest composeTa
tur the PinnOforG. His now Hchao contains Ercns
deal Or tnu nuac and eoua Instructive eonfse, hlo
hls the recommend OF d moderate price,
, 1880-05-15

idcnltsln," hy j. 81. Long: Va Th0nKiIt," q
poellI, BY Lewis J. Blnek; :" Frederic lloliGn-
sis!as sIsWs a I'LL" "Gsrasnf ey a Soies k5es book '
NJ ss % @ es'sinai it, aft,sss 5o y tS sS 5 nmnS1 Ee Ct
arn entitled: 'SeIect Topics Of Modern
Surgery, Illustrated by Cases from The lIos-
Etal sefsiee and Flysle prHs!ics ,s4 ot nss +
%Ssf Gss y pzRR1 R:''fEs Sylast" yS & sseylis III RI
Acid II, tho Treatment of lll,eun,atlc Diseases
4 Na 'e Esy" By + " of iaol III Fl l. I 4owea.
DFs. Davis and Otis. Clinical Reports, So
clety Reports, DUnlesttu, Correspondence,
Mates, MD Extracts, aad OIL. editorial on
''Tha Abuse Of Medical Charities"
An,ets % % Gurna1 fos 4osIn, 5nn h9s ,Ss PapeE
iho, Shakespeare phys. Mr; Morgan Il, thtaa
nrtlclu rot!ews all the yHriuns theories nf
s sF s,1KIas s,SK1Is:s 1s,9s a & s'fms m Git snSs
6y Victor CherGlljipz, entltlea "llcrr Dram:
niel's lnco,lsIstencies," III which tho brilliant
Ss s stssy q s I'll tes Il psas po les
II q novel one. Herr .DrD,n,nci Is 4
German sayant, Wll9 y made tl,t
Thsro I Is aaothes selection troia "scH!or't st'
Conversations" giving Htterauees iron
otay @ q Siea'icl1so}SyE SE u taper "n siberia s
wh[cl! gives qulte j now 1aea Of that much
,alRctl-ot country, by WHICH II appears that I
thiHg It hus been supposed to bs. Tl,aru IL /
second paler On "llualth ut Home" from
Dr, Richardson; all article on Guttitled Kel
Ter. the Swiss novelist; one oil "DEeaHs,
"lnfernal 3lucllines"; atld the "Spauisl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-Services in the vari
Gus ward meeting houses this Afternoon
and evening. Sunday Schools in th
morning.
LIBERAL IEsTITUTE.-Preaching a
the Institute by Elder Joseph Luff, at
pm. and z pm. all ara invited.
ST, MARKS CATHEDRAL-Mornins
service at IL am, Sunday School At 9.45
am. Evening service at 7 pm.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL, corner Of Fifth
South and Second West streets.-Sundsy
School 23O pm.
CATHoLIC.-Church of St. Mary Mag
dslene, Rev. Father Seaman, Pastor.
CATHOLIC SERVICE at Fort Douglas
the second Sunday Of each month at 10
O'Clock am.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Preachihg
at II am. by the pastor, Rev. r. G
McNiece. Sabbath school at $50 am.
FIRST ME-. CHURCH.-Services at II
am and 7.l5 pm. Sunday School At
l2.l5 The public generally and strang-
ers in particular, are invited TO attend. |
CoEGREGATIoEAL CHURCH. - "The |
Element of Authority in Matters Of Sci
ence and Religion" IS the subject of MIR.
Barrows' lecture, tonight, at the Con |
gregationsl Church in the Union course.
Service begins at 7.30.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
Criminal Calendar.

Criminal cases in the Third District
Court are set for trial as below, sub
iect however, to any orders or changes
that may be made by the court:
MONDAY, FEBRUAY 2, 1880.
The People ETC., Us. Charles Morris
and Henrietta Salisbury; assault with
intent to commit murder.
TUESDAY, 8.
The People ETC., rs. Henry New
man; assault with deadly weapon.
Tbs People ETC., rs. Kennedy ].
Handley; assault with deadly weapon.
The People ETC., rs. Howard w.
Cole; embezzlement.
The People etc, Us. Thomas Oakley
ct al; grand larceny.
WEDNESDAY, I.
The People etc, Us. James Bagley;
assault with deadly weapon.
The People ETC., rs. George String
ham; grand larceny.
The People etc, Us. George a.
Jackson ct a.; assault and battery.
THURSDAY, 5.
The People etc., Us. Henry Keyser
ct al. grand larceny.
The People et,., rs. John a. Nelson;
rescuing a prisoner.
FRIDAY, 6.
The People, etc., rs. n. V. Jones;
assault With deadly weapon.
The United States Is. john East
hope; perjury.
MONDAY. 8.
The People. etc., is. Alexander
Moore; murder.
TUESDAY,, 10.
The People, etc., Is. William
Bailey; murder.
WEDNESDAY, II.
The People, ETC., rs, James F.
Graham; enlightenment.
THURSDAY, u.
The People, etc, Us. Perry Decker
ct al ; grand larceny.
FRIDAY, Is.
The People, etc, Us. James Moray
murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY.
The Junction City Has the Boss
Shooting SCrape.

Friday night, between Ii aGd II
O'Clock, notorious character named
Sam. Mcmillan, WAS shot end killed T.;
and saloon. keeper named Ed. Nor
ton severely injured, in a shooting
ARRAY in a house Of questionable repu-
tation in this city.
From what We can learn of the
affair lend there are great many
conflicting stories) it seems that Nc.
MILAN has been in the habit OF carry
ing on a regular blackmailing bust
ness BY bringing parties to his house
for questionable purposes, and threa:-
ening afterwards to expose them IN
less certain demands were complied
With. This morning at the time
stated, on bis going home. he found
Morton in the house in bed.
The bullet holes in the wall over the
bed occupied by Morton would indi-
cate that Mcmillan commenced shoot.
ing over Morton TO frighten him, but
he had met the wrong man, and an
ipdiscriminate shooting followed, in
which Mcmillan received three shots,
one in the breast, one just above the
right eye, and another in the abdo
men, either of which, it is claimed,
would prove fatal, and from the effect:
of which he died at 5 o'clock this
morning. Morton received foul
shots, one in the thigh, one in the LEFT
hand, one on the point OF the elbow,
and another which took of a part o.
the thumb of his right hand.
Sheriff Brown and others were or
the spot a few moments after the
shooting occurred, and found Morton
lying near the door partly undressed
and Mcmillan lying on the bed
Medical aid was at once summoned
and everything possible done to re
lieve the suferings Of the wounded
men. Mcmillan was known both
here and in Salt Lake for a number
of years as bad character engaged
in the lowest pursuits that man ooulC
think of. He was not a citizen o.
whom any community would bt
proud. He was formerly in sf1uen
circumstances. but a dissipsted liit
and evil associations brought him t
ruin, and be met an unt'mtly end il
consequence of those habits.-Dis
patch.
Morton was placed under arrest
Mcmillan when asked prior to hi
death, if be would justify Morton
said he could not.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
PAID IN. PAID OUT.

By reference to the above it will
be seen tina: Salt Lake County is the
one that pays most to and receives
least from the territorial t X fund.
By multiplying the figures OF the left
hand column by two the entire
amount of the territorial and sch pol
tax paid into the territory will be
ascertsined. Thus Ssnpete pays in,
under the provisions OF the school
tax. 81, pa 55. while she receives
So, 5000, or So, 6O5. 90 more than she
pays in rs a school fund. Her entire
tax to the territory amounts to but
81, 1910, while that sum is returned
to her with 81, $50 10 in addition as
her apportiOnment OF the school fund.
The counties that have paid in more
than has heen returned 20 them on the
school tax, are Sal; Lake, Weber,
Box Elder, Summit. TCoele, Beaver
and Morgan; the others have all paid
IN less than they have received, these
latter counties being benefited there
by. Weber, Box Elder, Summit and
Morgan Counties have considerable
railroad property running through
them, which is an advantage in the
matter OF tax. It is, however, sur
prising that such wealthy and well
counties as Utah, Cache
and Davis should make no better
showing. Salt Lake County pays in
So, 229 80 more than she receives,
which sum is distributed among the
counties that contribute less to the
school fund than they take from it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
New Music.

From David 0. Calder the follow
ing copyright pieces of new sheet
music have been resolved, copies c!
which are to be had OF him now at half
the publishers prices: The Deep,
Deep Sea," song by c. II. Gabriel,
noble and impressive ballad, equal
in merit and similar in style to
Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep"
"Scenes of My Youth" song by s.
Turney, from the new opera OF
"Loye and War" a beautiful home
song; IN see thstYour Grave is Kept
Green" song by Clayton; Emblem
of Oonstsncy." duet by Turney, an
artistic piece OF vocal music, suitable
fol- any two voices and admirable for
concert purposes; "Amst9ri" Wsltzes.
by Frank Conway; these walIzss are q
pc! 'est charm of melodies, good for
pracuce and unexelled for dancing;
pleasures OF Summer" valse bril-
hsnte, by Jones, a very effective and
brilliant waltz, and sn excellent
teaching piece.