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Wit and Wisdom.

Disappointment never attends the use OF DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup Price only % cents bot
tie.
Free from the objections of beer, yet possess
ing all its nourishment, are Malt Btters.
No true lady will ask the census enumerator
to hold the baby while she counts upon hen fin
gers how old she Philadelphia Chronicle
Herald.
journal recently spoke of the custom of
actors representing Sir Giles Oyerreach as
frothng at the mouth, by means of piece of
soap concealed under the lips, and questions
the good taste. Does it mean of the actor or
of the soap?
There is something to be done with ''facilis
DIES Census'-etc.. but it's too warm, and we
haven't time to waste on a small pun like that
Anybody can have it who will tell us what it
is.-Puck.
Artful Snip. Dear me! Very singular,
slrl Exact the measurement of the 'Apoler
Belvidere,' sir.' Customer orders second
suit.-London Punch
Rivals in Social success Scene-Staircase
of Ducal Mansion. The Duchess at home.
''Small and early" Mrs. Jones "a new beauty
with more surprise than pleasure)-"Well, |
| never Mr.. and Mrs Robinson, of all people!
| And how came you here?" Mrs Robinson "a
| still newer beauty)-''We drove, dear Mrs.
| Jones You don't mean to say you came on
| footn'-London Punch.
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Free from the objections of beer, yet possess
ing all its nourishment, are Malt Bitters.
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Disappointment never attends the use OF Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price only % cents a bot,
tie.
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L, LORING, SHORT & HARMON, Falmouth Hotel.
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RAILROAD,
MONDAY, JAN'Y. &c, 1850,

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1880. 1926, and Ills P. M.
For Skowhegan at $780, 1895 and Ills pm.
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For Hath at 100 a. m and LBS and $40 p m.
For Pennington, Monmouth, Winthrop,
Readfeld, West Waterville and Water
vile via Lewiston at 1880 D. m.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
Criminal Calendar.

Erie, Pa, 3O.-Eight men, charged
with counterfeitirg, were brought from
Vensngo and lodged in jail to-day.
San Francisco, IA Vilalia dispatch
says last ght Charles Celler shot Nellie
Brady in a dance house, Immediately
after shooting himself. Both died in
stantly. Celler brought the girl from
San francisco recently as his mistress
forced her to support him by leading q
life of shame, and her desertion of him
prompted the deed.
A dispatch from Carson, Nevada, say:
w. 4. Chamberlain, a convict, wa:
killed at the state prison to-day by John
R. Darling, alas Ks' tlesnake Dick, his
pal IL a robbery Gaze four years ago. BE
was killed with a pick-sXe.
Kenebunk, Nj. E., 1.-Mr,. Sylvester
Chick took her only son, 8 years old, "a
the river to-day, undressed him ar" held
him under the water till he drowed, and
then attempted to drown herself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
THE PARLIAMENT.
Debate on the Brad:augh Ca Sc
Opened.

London, in the House of Common
the Marquis of Harrington stated that the
| question Of renewal OF re atioOs viii
| Burmah is now under consideration bJ
the Indian government. A renewal, hC
SAID, depends upon obtaining guarantee,
for the safety 10 missionaries.
The House is crowded in anticiDation
ofthe debate in Bradlaugh's case Brad
augh is seated under the gal cry.
Premier Gladstone rep ying to Philip
Ca Ian, liberal member for Louth, said
| that in view OF what was happe ing in
some parts OF Ireland he did net CO asi Ter
the present q fitting time to allow
Condor, Lubby, O'Donovan Rosa and
other Fenian prisoners to return from
exile. Callan, in his question, pointed
out the amnesty granted 10 the commun-
lists IN France, and - the trea meat Of
secessionists in the United States.
Sir Charles Dilke said IL was untrue
that the Chinese have reached Fort
Naryn.
John E. q ret. conservative mem
Der from Chatham, raised the point
that Gladstone's motion relative TO Brad
laugh was out of order, as it referred to
a point which bad already been decided
this session. He maintained that Sir
stafford Northco'e had hitherto en-
deavored TO prevent the Ii use from
breaking the law and prevent Bradlaugh
from being smugyl,d into the House.
There were cries OF "order," in conse-
quence of Gorst applying the epithet d s.
orderly TO Gladstone's motion. Glad
'aid the legislation was not oppoitune. |
The course now pursued was intended to |
preserve the dignity Of the House. He |
| fded that be was lot aware that duly |
elected member should be questioned a.
o his belief. Gladstone's speech was
,eod tempered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
Steamboat Explosion.

Minneapolis, Mirn., 1.-At 6.25 thi:
morning Lake Minnetonka pleasure
steamer Mary, owl ed and run by Cao-
tain Halstead, while lying at the wharf
AZ the St. Louis Hotel, exploded her
boiler with terrible effect. completely
wrecking the beat, which sunk imuedi-
ately. Following ia list of the killed
and wounded: VIM. Chadwick, engi-
neer, instantly killed; John Stewart,
pilot, fatally injured, dying; Edwin S.
Perkins, fireman, scalded about the face
and neck; Frank Adams, chief clerk of
the Hotel st. Louis, tcalded and hurt 10
the eye; A. S. Diamond, Of Minneapolis,
shocked and Frustrated; Colored Jim,
porter at the hotel, scalded ard bruised;
Long, porter, scslded ard bruised;
Harry, colored boy, yery badly hurt,
arm dislecated and badly scalded; Eng
fish George, scalded and bruised
The boat was on her way to Wayseata,
to take aboard 100 excursionists, and had
stopped at the st. Louis Hotel en- route.
The Mary has for long time been con-
sidered an unsafe boat. Her b 'iler is
the third OF the same make that has ex-
ploded on the same lake in the last three
years, each time with fatal results. Its
claimed there was but sixty pounds oil
steam 10 the boiler al the time of the ex.
plosion, and plenty of water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
TELEGRAPHIC
Political Points

Wheeling, Va, 3O.-The republican
state convention for the nomination o
state officers met at Grafton, to day. O.
G.. Sturgis, of Morgantown, was nomi
mated for governor; q. B. Caldwell, Of
Wheeling. for attorney general; John 5.
Cunningham, of Kanawhs County, for
auditor; Richard Burke, of Monroe
County, fo- treasure Pfos. A. l.
Burlington, If Parkersburg, for state
superintendent of free schools; Judge
Edwin Maxwell, of Clarksburg, fr
judge of the supreme court efappea's: A.
w. Campbell, of Wheeling, and j. l..
! Mclean. of Putnam County, were
chosen presidential electors for the state at
large; john A. Campbell, of Hancock,
elector for the First District; A. Nj.
Poundstone, Second District and j. b.
Mensger. for the Third District
Chicago, 80. = Times Washington:
Blaine is among the dissfected in the
republican campaign. lie has not ca led
uron Garfield. John sherman, among
intimate friends, does no. hesitate to
denounce Garfield for lack of generalship
at Chicago. &.
New York, l. = The Tribune asks
whether the senior major-generai of the
army, having been nominated for presi-
dent, the question naturally arises
whether. peud ng his election, he will
resign his commission ia The army, and
adds, in another article: Winfield Scott
did not resign his position in the army
during his canvass for the presidency, |
but then General Scott was not running |
on a platform which denounced his COM
the President of the |
United States, as conspirator.
Petersburg, Va, 30.-Republicans of
the Fourth Congressional d strict have
nominated Joseph Jorgensen for Con-
gress by reclamation.
Rutland, 30.-Republicans of the First
District renominated Chas.
u. Joyce on the twenty-fourth ballot.
st. Adams, 1.-The Third District re-
Dublicsn convention nominated w. w.
Grant for Congress.
Chicago, The Times Washington:
Secretary Sherman has again shown his
eeth to Commissioner Raum by revok-
ng the appointment of fifty clerks in the
evenue bureau and giving the head of
hat concern 10 understand that hereafter
lie himself will make the appointments.
IIfbU1le'S special: There is row in
L diana between supporters of English
n one side and the indianapolis Sentinel
md the democratic gubernatorial candi-
late leaders on the other. English COM
'lains that he is not rec living fair treat
nent. Shoemaker (owner of the SentileD
Iates his dislike for English from the
ime when a few years ago English got
he better of him in a financial operation.
There is the greatest inharmony in the
Whole democratic camp in Indians.
Grinnell, lows, 2.-The republicans of
he Fifth District have renominsted w.
J. Thomplon to Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
American Shots.

Dublin. 3O.-About 100 gentlemen sat
down to the banquet given tonight 10 the
American and Irish teams by the Lord
Mayor of Dublin. After the royal toasts
Bsrrows, United States consul, responded
to the toast ITO President Hayes and
the American Nation" and Col. Bedtime
replied 10 that Of "0ur Guests, the
American Team" Major Leech made
a speech on behalf of Irish riAemen. The
reception of Americans was exceedingly
cor iial on all hands. An invitation was
extended by Col Bodine on behalfOf the
New York Rife Association to send q
team 10 New York to compete for the
s'PalmA" Centennial trophy. The invi-
tation was favorably received aud Major
Leech intimated that an I.ish team would
probably be organized for the competi-
ton.
At 1000 yards, twenty shots each were
allowed. Jackson headed the scare with
Sc; Laird scored So. Joynt SO, Scott 81
Brown "a, Fenton 90. Farrow 90, Miner
so. VIM Rigby 81, John Rigby SO
Fisher 50, Rockwell sc, Hyde So. John
son 81, Young 90, Murphy 81, Warrer
90, Coghlan 81, ThAyne 81 and Nc
Kenns SO. The following made the bes
aggregates: Joynt 239. Jackson 23S
Scott 2S6, Fenton 234, Farrow 2S2, LairC
$50, johnson 23l, John Rigby 228, w
Rigby 22S, Young 22S, Brown ,226
Coghlan DDS, Miner 227, and Fisher 223
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court, in and for Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estatel

In the matter of the Estate
of
William Nixon, deceased.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
L of said Court in said matter, notice
is hereby given that Wednesday, the
9TH day of July, 1880, at 10 am, at the
Court Room of said Court, at the County
Court House in Salt Lake City, has been
appointed by said Court the time and
place for the auditing of the final ac-
count of j. r. Walker, administrator of
said estate, for the hearing of the applics-
ton for his final discharge as such
Administrator. at which time and place
all persons interested may appear and
object to the same.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake County,
Utah.
Salt Lake City, June 25. 1850. je29