davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-01
II. ltn0ker was Secretary once, you know. IIe
w0uktn't tMke &l0,0OQ for share now. lig told

II. !tniker was Secretary once, you know. EIg
1nr 70 to-day" ~' ~ 0''''>N @''' 49, ''''"
''IIpn't yUii think yp,l can nffortI to make ma
n present. Of one uf yoitr shntcs?" naivc1y 10.
ltiired Cnelc ltnEtls.
'.S", Rlr: tih. M, air." Sins tHnnac,l. "Yonro
from, lis as,cs Wrii, N l,okin ,or tno .r.ma
lust nav You'yc ti,d,isard ttt,us tnurp chances
IL mike 1nuuey thnl1 inlvr.'
,lcnl. yn,,'vc rrtsved." Cncie iiuf,ts observed
"its vvnnl ssork. Tiie b.,ltIus ult1,en worth q
tnillias,. and ytnve rot tho newspaper besides.
Why. tho I1ietlH hnys k.Wr cert prtiit."
tell y,ni whit Tit hi. mi Ktye you f4MII for ont
rlt.rc Of tho Original stick with nil its prtyilcrcs
md turn II nycr rs All Investment Tor nv uldeat
loy: Junior"
ins tn, '1atr iran bis tScs. wsrtit ' nrsat
deal more. tell y.,iI its Hnlng tn tuy n .jlyi-
tlrtlt nrxt yenr. Mt. Held tn} mi, tbAt il would
lM prctty RtaaI dividend. tts,. Why. nun tu.
'lny n1erct' % !rt M, SIN that thcre won! so II
1is rlitf - per cent t,st e7,t .ttarr ,nst year,
Clltr they ha!tl't declared il tltyitlrnG VET
"wIII yo.t guarantee IN PER en1,t a rear on
that Mfnuisnt Ir tMke a sharaf" sIr. Hutch In.
's'' Mr. Cheney countcred by drawing: "wm
ynt Klvo me Mll ovcr ID per cent # make such
il Rt,nrAntre?"
Well. GHftE. I'll sritt tffB difference with yntt
that's *d.Uuu" said Sir. Hatch. "What Id y6n
sayt"
"ijj Joii." Anil :Mr. Ehency BEGAN to s;noofh
th1 fIatr lnlrk, ,nF his eArs.
Encleltuiiss lnoxcl Mt tho clock. "lt's after
bahklnx t1nstrs r,,w.'' be Satd, "nnd ynu
innsntng, and I'll R!vc yi.l n cuck. Niuu. ,n.
tiurstAuu TINT ttsB II ehufp ut the Orunnl stock
, 1881-04-01

Prince i!s,nnrck's son. Count llcrbrrt, ns all
tho wt,rtd klsnws. clipped recently With Il married.
ttsiy s,ntwhnt his *nt,i0r. whnIn tp wifi ln,lrry
Journalist WIN could NOT rcsIst tho tnmptnttou
10 print 10 Eto,f piece of news. NH! ut fje s,e
ttnle knew thnt tho Prince keeps llshnrrut,sd
ft,rtn4 Ut compliant nRn!nst newspapers for
.'1ntt7lNl's To the Csnnecitor." tnat,aEu to tell
tho story III three !nnnccit per otluls." printed
cD1AnGu1tvcty. IN E0!tnwa: -
Ills iftehtiess the i'rtncc Ut Earaath- ttcu.
thou. ni'nbcr.f tilu tteicllstAs hts asked fur +,
lnnEthrnc leave. which will hg passed osl uta
Slltslhn estate,
"Thn Fglntrss nf CNr0lath. llcuthon has Just
arrived ut MessIn!l, Sicily.
"runt t@snrnert @ li's,nnrck' lett herlln attne
atny 1T, ~, nlcfal mission hrs not received. uny
Gt.stsr,EatlGN."
, 1881-04-01
PROPERTY ~ ROBBERY.
t.OEn TALK HEANls ON 11lt: DECK DF \


HC1ItH>SEN Of tIEEH.
NEW YOng, Mnrch 31.-A meeting III the
Interests of the antl-htgl-rent movement
was held last night. Il nun,!mr Ut atRcchcs
wrre made. principally In t:er,nan. Samuel
SclIakerairtz reported that nj, organization
III ttiu Eighth Assembly District f,n4t decided
IL i}oycDtt every shoemaker, urocer, butcher,
anu other tratlcanla1 WIN lid mt jufn the
movement. liz considered that high rents
lid 10 tic use Of s,nAller apartments,
causinx immortality anl disease. II nothi,4
else wcrc ttule, lse Thought 1t posstb!r. ut
lcust, tu enforeu sanitary laws Atti compel
james IsyAm said: "proper.y In enrth must
gu," md denounced the EorlnaMllztng
landlords, tl,osc tlreRs, those clogs llpnn thu
wheels Of frDRrCss who tear ont tho hearts
nf our wives aflh chtlttrGn that they may live
IN ld1uness ntMl luxury On tic sweat of onr
brows.t
, 1881-04-01
PEARSON.


Spfetul Dapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YuHK, March :t.-ThcrA vera q i,nn,-
ber Of removals, pronotiors, alld transfers
Of enpluyts ,nade Mt tho New York Post
Onlcc to-day. No doubt some Of the local
press will attribute tho change to political
influences brought to bear oil Mr.. Peurson,
tho new POSTMASTER, but such rcports should
l,ayo no weight, rs he ',as consulted The ctli-
cheney Of the service alpnc, de sizing to reor
ganize tho Office oil purely lmsiness prlnci.
piles. Mr.. Pearson Is ITO politician, AID dies
not cater to this class. Ills sole training llas
been in tho postal service, mil
to make this rs nearly perfect
rs possible Is Ills great ambition.
Now tllnt Iu Is III n position to perfect i,li-
rroyelnentY which to Ills mind will be for tho
public gnnil, liz proposes to carry them out
to TINT degree tlat Hes I'll llls power. In
making the chaiiges announced t0-tlny, the
Postmaster atollslaes two sllperlntendenc!es
and removes four Of the leat!ing employees.
JMllles GayIcr, latr General Superintendent
of the city delivery, Is made Assistant Post
IllnStcr.
, 1881-04-01
The 1sot-Luck t1tb-Tiae Way In Which
CertaiM Eurt!es Find Lots ur Alleged

Thu "Pot.Luck Club" Is tho latest ilca that
bus gut tnio thu M.ati. IT tho New- Workers., es-
lrol!e llnw A1.a thu. II means picnic. Ut which
uyeey one is expected II Do !u suy Re alsur.l-
cst SORT VI thln9s About III ttvrlry drs.tnatic.
alld p|sis, mot Il, Lyric Hall on slo.iuay nlYa1
and had u"pnt-tuck season OF ulurfIl1aiIt:
The com ,2us quito .IsttuYui4he.i. ut,j cu,-
lEleeI lluxu llray. Mra. truly, Gun. Ftsset,ste,.
s!a S1rflt !.,tl ,Sst. S0ir.,n Kat. XIII H.;
walks Ut professional litc. Tho .ables were
covered With eatnbles. which tho uucsts ut.
tucked 30 vigorously thAt chunks OF bu'nd.
bai,ana1 weso fuu.ll distributed I'LL nyur tho
h0lses lpor, stHXu, Rud eesrld0ss eetpr1 tie
, 1881-04-01
them Tomorrow te will get l0i.o5, by nrc.
5rntfnE them tn-tltbrrIY lin


Will NET TWENrY.sEvES CENTS I.Ess
M every slo0 thnn by l,n1t,!ng, but nj thc loss
ng II cents fie gHts t]lG lls0 ut thu n,bnpy fnr
ttt} tlhys. which, lf lent at Il pHr cullt, vi
bring In IL cents m every !slO. s;u tllAt tlGre
isa,, inlMrsnnt adsantaEs e holders of cnlles!
nltt!tt the HHter Of yesterday. 4iftatttcr Wty
Of putting II, which will he letter ,Iltlerstont
hy Wall street prnplr, Is that tim O!rpr nf the
Treasury ts practically ~, offer to discount
per nl,flunl.'
PACIFIC Mh1t.
advanced tflfs morning npun n report tint
tlto rlty Of New fUrk flau heelt heard from.
President Houston sattl this afternoon that
ttlere ", wns iln ''sws 1Eon, tlc stcnncr: \ ves-
q find her II possible alM render assistance.
The vessel wns the btst of tho fleet, WIS IN
good hands. and IN .stnncli cnn!l!tto,., lie
Thought theru might have l,rc1t brrak-low1i
lit tho MHcl,incry, but anticipated nothing
worse.
4 IN.,lnt,.
It Is reported Tint THONGS f.. Oakes for
Ilcry Of tiie ka1tsas Pacific RUah, at1d later q
IT, the Drsg9 NnsIsatio, f"1np9my;, r.; n9; f,s wili
Kallroad IN case tho Vi'inra party pct colt
frof.
rl1E MONEY QrERTrDS.
~ the Ttsstrt 4tssoetattd press.
S;a SEx f0'f 4t;s "rs says: s 'sHt:,q as.t% nosf y
inn,ley for the next four mouths Is Il" lnnucr
ono which Inns an iinportant influence ~ ea!!.
cntntons respecting tho prices Of stnckst nll
oGie oter 'ist1 ee eoserato,s ,wie avs ] iii ill., H.
10 which refutUltnR will incrG,,sa tho ,len,nllI
for rul1road Investments, n'nl tl.ts will de-
@ saa tSn SS dsn s c4os 1 ' srs rsnsIH'Y y e pGY" oS
that winter wl!eat !las been greatly Injured
by tic severe winter, but this may be 1nn.le
, 1881-04-01

nArI.fsoAt,-sl1AHE SPECULATION.
6pteial Dtspateh to The Chteaoo Tribnnt.
NFw YouK. Marcl, 3l.-A leading broker,
talking OH the subject Of ruilrond-smre
speculation, sn!d to-day: )" 1tr. Ynmiorbllt's
purchases Ut Luke Shore between 12S and 1ae9
show handsome profit, hut Tic insiders suy
Tho stock IL going much higher. Mr.. Wander
bi!t Is quoted ns saying that Luke Shore will
sell ms high rs New York Central, Peopto
say tint TIN Vanderbilt Interest has bought
b.000 shares within Il f1w weeks. The lIan-
ntbal Il st, Joo is tndustrlously working up
tho prlco Of tho stock. Wearecnrrytnga guod
dehl Of It for oar CUSTOMERS. and expect 1t to
80 higher, but We want II pretty good mar
Rsn. Tlere Is no knowing wien tho pool
will unloa,letl.
HANNIBAL. d ST. JOE
Will bD llnrd to hold Wien tho mel, who nro
sustaining 1t get ready to slip from, under,
Union Paclte, which has bceu lngging tn its
rsso on account Of tho damage to Its tract.
by tho Plato frcsict, came forward with I'LL
adynnce 0f per cent this forenoon, Every
b0sty spcnks we'll ot Union paclhc, and 1t will
20 considerably higher. l understand
tl'at pool Is bolng formed tn put
tho stack tn 135, 1t Is wonderful
haSe tllo tirlnRers staIld up, while tue
'bear'' reports aro exaggerated. There IL
9iu ue!l11lK tut lAcL t!Wt
tiltEtr DAMAGE HAS nEEX DONE.
yet I'M con!ttent that the Insiders Ju St.
Paul hold moro of tho stock tl.an ever 6efuro
aftntrs."
ANOTHER I.1s0KEll
discussing the Treasury plin to tako up tho
oper cent bonds, said: 'slt IL believed by
Some tint Secretary WIndom'a offer tu Ills
caunt thu price Of bonds cnu,. III tho nick Of
!E'ne Tho story IL that Il plan for
lacking M money hAd been arranged.
II was to be put Il, operation tO>slay, ard was
10 be accompanied by sharp atsanca upals
ulc market, 1t was believed tllat prices
could 10 run up & 0r 10 per cent, after
WI Mi'!e't tho spring rlap was to 10 encouraged.
r th's Ilttlo arrangement was SCENTED, and
III neerctary WiMsanl was fl,lllacc.l to come to
.ne rescNc, Ills offer to t,ny .2s5 for bonds
u'at VIII net 0nly 10i.'H on the alst Ut May
Moas'l have brought them in tioo.l II
1 ithho,My haa risen ta q. premium. Whether
fact /. Ky iMmy truth lh this story or not, thu
MONEY WAS ulslSo
}.assaaraay until the news cnlnu from wash
sIfHui. when 1t bccunia Easy ut once, Tho
slit ~ OF tl!o market ttstluy h,ay be to rt-
}ai"rks' ~ Mlo iai!ure Ut the plan to tleprcss
XII aa tile natural conclusion tlat liz iaar-
IL" h""HGs!il " 20 the other Way"
kafs =" ~, I,n,tsl'u Past, III It's money column.
Ticas,,vv4 S1' v4e same subject: "I!u ortler of &c
hhs!asrs q ay Of tic IS 5oo Of ,s psr cent e
for iI!'e IN tong hnn<lrcd and tlrst calI)
to-lnorrn,Yp 4lt 3lay:l run, on a.ut aftvr
: IL ayniswS TT 1ul;25, fur these bonds should
: lolSd4 On !he!r Interest uccou,t. ii these
Sst 81 asa held ulltil May af thH hoiIer viii
WV" es1a |ol'aa. II the holder presents
, 1881-04-01

lIAMnu1la. Aarc!l 3l.-4Arrlsed, the tsellert,
from New York.
NEW YolsI, March 1t.-Arrlyed, tho Frlsia,
froml Hamburg,
1.oS1oS, March 5l.-The Donan, from Now
York, i,as arrived.
NEW IolK, March 1l.-Asslycd, tho Al
gorta, fron Liverpool.
schooner 1;, y. ii. ljln",.l nrrise,i tllis mor'',
Ing fsonA llOnul,l|u. She katIel AlArcll Is.
Thy mall steaaier City ut New York, from
pekln, lind nut uion arrived, although. two
uMys overdue.
AIoyIliE, March, 3l.-Arrlyed, tho Ethl-
opiu, from Aew York.
, 1881-04-01
POSTAL lklcTORATS.
WHAT I'uaTMABTElt-1ENEitAI. JAMES CON.
TEMPLATES DOING.

WllAT IUSTAABTEII"lENElEAL JAMES CON.
TEMPLATES DOING.
apsetas D.paleh to 1as Chleaea Tribune,
NEW Y0lK, March 1l.-P0stlnastur-Gen
eg!l Ja'ucs,. who Is OIL visit llere, says
TINT l.e contempiates sunio Important
improvements In tho postal service,
particularly In tho freq delivery
system. lie said, II, response to Inquiries on
tho subject to-tlay: ut can be improved ami
be nnilo More frequent. Tharo
aro now only seven deliveries
daily, and "nnt to t'ave ten at least.
The SMUT attention will ba given to Boston,
, 1881-04-01

statements, III every case, from tho Score
tarics Of StAto. These liavn been carefully
cttrcscd witt! the totals. Tfle YootlnKs nro
accHr9te, aud IL mny be now considered III
plurality Ut Garfield over Hancock, bnsutl
upon II comparison OF the highest vote given
i0r tio Elector Of eaeil party III enel 6tate,
Is t,heai ncltller more l,nr less. This may ba
accepted NJ Ill answer 10 th0 very numerous
questions we llnve recelyetl IN thfs subject,
Os y will lM nreeptett by tlle country gem
crnlty ns tillnlly settling this lnlcll-vIxeh
question. Tllere are political Lessons to be
drawn fronl tho fact Ut vi snalI plurality
IN B0 Immense vote, which We leuye to
others to point out"
, 1881-04-01

Tic E3utcllcr Not Dead Yet, According
to tfte X3tHt .Ak1 vtceh.
Special Utspatch to The Chtrapn Tribune.
LAS yEuAs,'N. NJ, April Ill lo not think
TINT this was tho salllr Jim Cnsrle wElU killed
Porter, tho actor, MS that Currlc. | believe,
was nh engineer. This was never MI e,.-
gineer, but conductor j. IL. kuAGLE1.
, 1881-04-01
ELECIIiIE ITliIIe IsIiUy{I.
EDISON OUTD0NE. j.
Wonderful Effect Of Electricity.
REMARKABLE WONDER
Which Is Creating a Revolution.

I1utfE UF ltEFREEESTAT1yE4,f
February ID, ISL
Far the nrst tlmc IN my 1lfc mn Induced to atyea
Testimonial. ShficsHR In sono piper m nAvcrtsa-
Hent y! nr acnttr Electric 1inlr HrnAh snnt Flu
sor nn". "nd md II indeed n remarkable brna1. My
VII" f1ns fnr 5chrs suffered with headaches. Tho
brtsh cuf'h thom At nncc Hevcrnt friends hare uscd
tor heaiae.lcst md it haa never failed. My wlfo
"hs aso cetlIna prematurey hnld. Int tho brush ns
entirely s"ppcd thc failing hair and started now
Rfo~sl1. nhs 1t tn remove iandrutt md n works
Ike chAe1n FirO tines thu ws,uld mt buy mr.
nsnrh II te"u!d nut replace It. To-day hnuaht ot !,
scA'niont. druggist Ut this plnce Two brushes 10
tend to friends who hav1 tried m1ne and requested
my to bug for them. tn1. Ponder Mayor os Wnlnus
ltEFc, wns attacked Ay aevnte case at sick heat.
nc!lc while At MY hnnsc. Iic wus very e,ck. Mr. wtfo
rfnHscH tn try the 4r,ith. w!lc. ho finally
70 d", with no faith In Il. hnwover. In thsro MIN
ut"* hc *nIh he never felt better In his 1i{c md
directed mn to rrn, him hfuslt. hnve nuthor.
1,ed McA'mnnt. tho druggist. to uso ,ny nnn,e in
recommending Il.
Yours tt,,,r.
tii:olt0r. rIiORSRun0rt
atrnkcr Of tlg ftonse Of Representatives.
Little 1sock, Ark.
Mr. Thnrnsurrh |. also Grand 1tsh Fries, t,c,al
Arrh MnrIns md a'ast Grnnd atnster Of Sfntuns vf
Arkansas.
This testimonial came u us unsolicited md wc rcs
auch every day. Pamphlets mailed tree. This ro-
Hiarkabo thrush has Met With great SUCCESS, nndls
.**ursnhtrh tn earu Nervous lious Headaches III
tyo seven Minutes. cure SeusalsI and li3nun,n.
tls', IN tmn u sve minutes and tu quickly xfnu 1-
inE lInr md badness. All denics authorized tn
rctHsn The pFCe II not represented. 4 beautiful
i'!ro HEttta Hfnts We will send II pustpnId IN ra-
cefp Ut FLU, ty ESnEess, t. IT, D., at your c1tenss
With prtr1lcre VI e1aH,lnaion.
The Pail Mnn Electric Association, ST t,,ondvny,
Wataeas 'rheatFr Building.
Fur snte Ht all Drug md Fancy ttoycs
, 1881-04-01
II r. 4NS.
IMMIGRATION t@Ecnltns.

IMNTtFKNTIt5N l3Fst7TEI19.
Sptttdl Dspatch to The Chieaqo Tribune
NEW INHK, March 31.-fhe records Mt
Castle :t}artten show TINT 'iMrltg the nast
tllrty-fUar years 2,1l3.Gss Irish Immigrants
have arrived in this city md 2@o9.J71 Ger
liatls. From Jan. I. fSSt. IL Marctt n. i'll
elusive, 7.709 German Immigrants arrived
here n,l.l 'i.1sE} Irish. 1t is noteworthy fact
that during these TIRES l'In,It'Is hearty 100
Russians lave reached this city,
ATLANTA.
~ The Irtyttrt Annotated Ers3s.
NEW YoitK, March, 3i.-Subscylptln ptln1,-bootss
for the International Cott0n Exposition III
Atlanta iii October next were openen to-day.
usld the full n,nuunt IF stuck allotted tU New
York, 700, WIS quickly tukrs.
, 1881-04-01

dUpGE fn1.OS u. ssl1TI1 HOPES rlti: pnEsi-
BESr Will. WITHDRAW Tl1f NAME.
spttlni Dupasth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoltH. Marc! 3t.-Spcnkl1g Ut tho
Robertson nomination tuttny, Judge Snl0n
j. Smith. who Is o!.e OF tic Rblcst md
most influential members Ut the regular
Republican organization In this city, 1T rt.-
ply to n question put to him, said lie had
hoped TINT tho mime wnllld ba withdrawn.
III reply 10 the question whether fle Ind nl,y
ground OIL which to base this hope. lie re-
Piled:
swell, l llnye some reason for my BELIEF
tint thu President will reconsider Ills nctlun
IN tliis matter. Although nyInsornation Is
secondhand. and know how little reliance
call he placid rs n rule on tho information,
will give ya,l the story that reached I'M.
promising tint my informant Is n prominent
RenticN,an.
WHOSE yEnAcrry IL uSquEsrtoSApLE.
This gc,ttenlnl, left Washington yesterday
morning. anu lie assures lne that Tho l'resi-
dent, speaking III Ills presence Of tic llubert-
son nomination, expressed the apprehension
,ls 10 tho Yustli0n .ot SUrlv Ut tile proMs-
nent New York politicians Oil tile subject,
md us to tho 'nnnllcr y, wli;cl,
the lnornination would bcG received. The
the ,rlll!e of Judge Robertson was an-
n0ltI1CCH,
IT WOULD MEET WITH 4 wA1sM 1SnonsE
MEST
from ut lcast one Of the New York Scnntors,
fronl the Governor Ut the State,. and
from. such representative Republicans
rs Lcvl +. Morton, ex-(;oy. Morgan.
Hamilton FISH. aill others Of equal prolni-
,unce. lie was told that the advice Ut
representative men nf the regular orgnnizu-
ton WIS thut tho intention tn make tho
nomination should be kept secret until tho
natlu was scHt tnto thu Scnatc, iIVstltte Ii
rs it would enbarrass ccrsuin" Kcnlil,-
licnis tU be Askcd In ntlyanru
IT they Wcre willing to uCcept Jntlgc lsub-
ertsosl lis Collector, while after tho net hal
bgcn lono
THEY COu1D ACCEPT II
without lncurrng any responsibility for It.
Further inquiry aiming Tho persrliaf frtemts
ut tic President It'd thy informant to believe
that this view Of tho sitlntiun had bern chter-
| tained a,,l promulgated by Senator Woolt,,,
| eX.SflcrfH Daggett. and others, who nre SUP
,uscd to have heell In tho secret OF the con-
| teinpntetl nomination. II the President WIS
mis|etl BY these ltnpGfttl ttdsdcntes Ut Seitatnr
RUbcrts0n's appointment, utlt1 dues not hesi-
tnteto express apprehension TINT such 1ns
hcen the cnsc. si0 nut ses what thcru Is to
tlutcr lin fran correcting thu error"
, 1881-04-01

Mr. ThnrnburEh l. A1so f;rand 1tIHh Priest tioyRl
Arth sinr"ns md l'ast Grnnd atnster Of Mntuns vf
Arkansas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-25
.PIQUE

Admission as usual. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
Box Office open Saturday morning, March
26th. st 10 o'clock.
Doors open Ills. Overture at o'clock,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-25
Reform Glnh.

The Mckenzie Reform Club met
again last evening at the Methodist
Courch, and the meeting opened by
the numerous choir singing several
choice selections of music. accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson on the organ,
after which a solo was sung by Mrs.
Kelsey. Prayer was then offered up
by Rev. r G. McNiece. DR.. McKen-
Zle took the Stand and in his usual
quiet, persuasive manner showed
forth how the rum sellers were still
busy in their nefarious business, as
he said, of sending thousands upon
thousands of creatures down to an
mtimely and drunkard's grave. He
earnestly desired his hearers to con-
slider if each of them did not know
some poor fellow being whom they
could assist and make more happy.
This is duty which all should bear
in mind. In his travels he desired
to make the acquaintance of all, the
poor as well as the rich, that he
might be enabled to do good and
restore those who had fallen to a J..
higher and better condition of life.
He spoke of many cases
which had transpired under his
particular notice of youngl
men who, in consequence of having |
made one or two false steps, ! ad |
gone down to drunkards graves, be
cause of the observation-disclosures OF
those who should have stretched
forth a helping hand and saved
them. His earnest and candid APP
peal to his hearers, should call forth
their mlghtiest efforts in behalf of
5he cause, in which he is engaged
Their own welfare, as well as the
of their children and the
public generally, is in great
measure dependent upon the success
Of the temperance cause, the hearty
cooperation of all persons who de
ire the Well-being and good order :
# society should be extended in or
-er to crush the great moral ulcer,
which is continually gnawing at the :
'ublic vitals. If the people will only =
'e united, success is sure.
The Rev. McNiece, being called !
pom, then spoke of the wonderful
york which had been accomplished :
4 this city by DIR. Mckenzie. In 1
peaking of the saloon keepers, he Z
bought if they wished to laugh at Z
ne temperance cause they had bet y
II do so now, for the time was not y
II distant, he thought, when they Il L
ould not feel like laughing, for the "
pod work was bound to go ahead. q a
Rev. DR.. Fisher then made some =,
lcellent remarks in regard to the y =
laws, in some of the q q
stern states. He was glad to know -
lat the noble work commenced here q
year ago, and carried on by his y,
lend Major Bradley, has become ~
lie of the grandeSt temperance u
on the Pacific Slope. - -
The meeting adjourned to meet =,
might at the Mckenzie Club o.
Ooms at $50. All are cordially +
yited. Il l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-25
Electric Light.

The building put up by the
Electric Light Company in the rear
west of Walker Bros. store, which is
to be used for the engine, boilers
and generators, was visited by a
great many persons yesterday after
noon. The engine had been fired
up, and the large fly wheel was
being tested. The wheel is fourteen
feet in diameter, and while it made
ninety revolutions to the minute,
these could be increased, if it were
necessary, to probably 1l6 revo-
buttons per minute with safety. 1t
is a Buckeye Automatic cutoff en-
CINE, manufactured at Salem, Mass,
and is beautiful machine, having
lis horse power, IS inch cylinder
and SO inch piston movement. Mr..
DIV. Davis, the expert, whose father
is a member Of the manufacturing
company, is here setting the ma
chine in motion. The test was per-
fectly satisfactory. There are two
boilers of 100 horse power each, both
of which will be used, though but
one is necessary. The three gener-
ators are in, but have not yet been
placed. They will be set between
now and Monday, and a test made
on Monday or Tuesday, if present
calculations hold good. The lamps
so far put up are very beautiful,
and quite an ornament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-25
Coughing Congregations.

Clergymenz who are annoyed by
fits of coughing and nasal trumpet
lngs, so common in churches and
meeting-hOuses at this season of the
year. cannot do better than recon-
mend to their flocks an immediate
resort to HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR. The result of the
advice, if taken, will be comparative
quiet on the succeeding Sabbath;
for this potent remedy viii by that
time have effected a general cure.
Many pastors know from experience
the value of the preparation as a
cure for bronchial affections, and
can, therefore, conscientiOusly in
dorse it. Sold by druggists every
where at SOC. and 81. Great saving
by purchasing large size.
Adam H. Wilson, Md, Philadel-
phia, writes: "HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND has sold freely for the
last year.
Pixies TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE
IN ONE MINUTE.
THOROUGH PURITY OF THE
CUTICLE is attained by the use of
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown. SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-25
Another New Block.

The work of razing the row of
antiquated buildings just south of
the Wasatch Hotel has commenced
and is being pushed ahead with
vigor. This work is commenced
preparatory to- the construction of a
new block of buildings which are to
adjoin the Wasatch building on the
north side, and the recently COM
pleted three-stOry brick block on
the south. 1t is to be the height
and similar in character to the
Wasatch building, and will prae-
tically become a part of it, being
owned by Mr.. Nicholas Groesbeck.
The fine brick block on the south, it
is understood, will also be built up
so as to be uniform with the others,
in which event the block will be the
largest and probably the finest in
the city.