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, 1881-10-29

hals report Ills appearance In their nefglibor.
hood. hut only \ few days nfter tho event.
Dnn retrospective print, fnr tnstuncc, says II.
s;rYat y! eGntps1y t H. nj ds tsfr o,s snd
Hamburg from the 31tl to tho :ajt!l Of Sep
temher, and tl,em startcG M for Kie1 to liz
si,ect nild gdn,lrc the llarbor Under The very
se ,'t,ss ot ftetl.,tarsilaI von AIoitkc, who
cFat StntE, 10 be mnrkinG out the sites for 4
!low belt Of lnndwArd forts. Il very bold
L,reSldant nf tlle Chamber 10 l,o surof Frnm
~ hs rnter aites 'a;any itletr,,ntons as tG trains
ono chroniclcr, proceeded 10
iGnECK.
Now, Is not l.nbeck II, the direction Of Var-
z1lI AMI WIS int tl!Nt the place to which, In
teaIitA, II: tis,nbctta WIS secretly botltld?
nMl A., lt!at uto po!llt n.ny bo clearly rroyed.
Is used wf,ei! simple assertion IL no longer
available. When next known to what claims
" ba authentic history. after the lnpse Of at
lcast II week, n. taillbetta was 1T Dfcsdnn,
nrck MT! bis uppearattce IN DrcstteD what
lIad BECOME uf lin 1t tlls not bt:eM proved,
argue SOME Of TIC journals, t.,at l1e WIS my
where. II not at Varzin: ergo liz was ut Vnr-
habits tf tic distinguished French traveller
wis. tin: nj most Of tic rlAccs h. visited le
s1'e1lt Eteat part Of Ills time. mt In guilla the
roltH. Of The sights. rs inost Intelligent for
GG1,s''e5s ~, wo.Itl seek t. DO, put IN staylig III
lils Hotel, ns II trUstI Tear Ut recognition.
FROM Di.wspEH
one report made him depart for I.efps!c and
another for Frankfort, whilu u third would
actunl1y have It that u figure. corresponding
II uyery respect 70 tic person Of the I,rcsi-
!lcnt Of tho Chamber atd the orator Of Cher.
hiourg, yas lately seen IN tho evening u Der
lit Itself: Mystery Is the cssence Of Interest
Atnl the foul wllcrcon all speculation lives;
lMt ~. seerct Interview WIFI, ,the ticrna!i
, 1881-10-29

!ncurablo antagonlsms had to bc met, Ito had
full faith that tie could p,lt tho rrctitutie Ut
hts own aims and purposes In sucl d light
fiat my Que who perslesently altarreled will,
them would lie tho sufIerert and, not. he Ur
liIs Administration.
I" III not know that lie over acted UPON
tho Impulse respecting Nfr. -ConkIing, and
never Inquired. For myaelf only used tl1es
ful and full consideration ot botll sides Of so
itnportant 4 question before netting upon 1t,
His position! wns that Of WILLINGNESS to 20 10
the verge Of taa possible III personal mattors
pressed faftl. that hp could practically In
forco the principles nf public administration
Mlilcfi he liatl always openly .prnfossed.
Very truly yDurs, j. il. Cox.r
:. IT Garfield never matle tllo proposition to
C0nklLnK directly, 1t was because he had as-
certained that 1t would mot bo accepted.
, 1881-10-29

Du,,rNu the past month tlloro have becn
ncariy :.D00 barrels Of New England rum shipped
from boston to tiorcc, I'LL Afrtcnu port. Hinder
thc ud Massachusetts laws the people of tllat
Slato were prohibited from drinking beer. a.
now ono 10 prevent thoin from sending snakes
n Africa might not be a bnd tdun.
, 1881-10-29
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

CONGRESSMAN Clark seems 10 llnve rented
Dccthcr'a cavo OF gloom for tho scasou.
"Tlis talk about lightning not striking
t1lce In tho snmu puco Is all nonsonsc."-t'r-
TOR. ucrerit!Gc.
Stein, tho Leaycrworth Baptist minister
Nao WIS dctectcd while robbtny r,ons In II New
yuyk tote1, says 10 was tho victim uf MI i,,,-
contrpllnb!o iu,pulsc," Mr.. Stein Is WRONG. 1tl-
pulses Of this c!,nractor hive bccn known 10 bo
controlled for ycars by four brick waits.
"lferc aro sun.r pretty good things TINT
Godkim nud worked III tho athor evening nftcr
tbe rest of tho buys hnd Rono honic. II you
elyo ne ns much us you DO Sun 1'll.lcu, think
$.wo,l,l 10 about rluht."-EaH ScisHrz.
It-gutton gnlns: Doctors fuas.
Told tongue: i. dead IanrapIo.
1os,lsune puap's rnwnbroHcrs.
Why asu txus from irnlnnd llke ileaf rooptol Ic-
esuso thor havo lost their lsrta.
"What rNre III uy Il, tunet "Tl,o 49tlt OF FHb-
tuary.
Tho Eng,h t.lrfmen fcet ltiur recent dcfcnls
HvcncIy, md na It difficult to preserve their c1u
uamty. .... .
Why tl,e oiotstns trado liko r1pu oranRo7 Be-
ea9su It Is full Of Juwa.
AtcErtbe fnilsonI nccitent occurred recently from
tho engineer not knowing which WIS s'sltc1,.
When lcatltHG yUanx Sss to tho nltnr ba EuTa yoa
Rtu nut Miss led yoursolf.'
fa1t6t Htrls very Incorporate. They rot on
tights auust oVcry night.
Altrcssos are 80 cnsor 10 Kct marrlod tlat II They
tantdu butcs tloy often taku tl.u part Ut II lIau.
1t tho .oll, day Of July. ttay WHEN the
III, I. MN cnud,,,, ,ho,t ~ ,xur, rnf Tim .,,,,
uhIn, ,,,rr unon In, hrowu rur,l, vim m ntcn.ity
b,t nrnn,I.r. II, Tho tns.rId rnrn In ono drv
ftII}E3 tG.,trn' Tuitnw In i,nrvnst nrnwn.
vyi,n md WSrt,,, ur~ ,rnItl,v x,,r,, ,,,,x, III,
rmssy doll where blossom In rich abundance trcnto
lilies Ut thu valley, plnk osclllscs, o1d-Fash!uned
dIn. viii ,.n,,,,v I,,. and .,vnst iow"xncsi T1nv
o.nc' H,! soHso.snus ~ ana sWeot hoMo5enc2'e. 1hey
sesIur,rY lln p.,osp turrpts and buttrc,.ra rcnu,
unl el1stru II, ti, unrnv snn will br;vi,tnrs. nnf
etrnnr.y that f,rn xtrIkn tnnt M thulr s,ll
II milan onm.n,,,,,rr -. ,,v bnn, mr. t,n snn,x,
nf Jnunprv or ths, tcrro r,ynrtI.,m. nr I'm nor1x
tt,.nv Fir ncnrfy r, t,roIvn,n., th,.ss twn nnvc
leeu tct!'n,iftcd. IL VIVA in lin nuft kc,,,unu.
told Myniu hin lpyc,. 1lo. rcmoubcrc,i tl,o
huur wuI, II wns Inn Inv nftnr Mn1,1
4 h,d brnfcn t,,o rYm,r,i NM vivInr WA
hrnke Whcn II iIttu bur sitting OH t.ts fathers ancc
,ho snn"sI ",. ~, M ~, na ',a ~, 49, a" Ill.," ".
~aIte, fur NJ, nluu. vivian ron,cmbcra, ills. md
when ho had yruwn Intu strrly mnu,t,t,t md wAon
Maud started ngaInst tho roeurl nil 1,ia uuos wprn
eu TInc lfp learned tnu INN when t1p tp,tI urcen
wares Of adversely wcfo rufIlur uyor hts nuul md
spno ckter sucker Ind Mi hls n,uncy t,ut nj, nturu
sas ~ hclter ibun my ,tlrr uOlutGr, Hui In thnsu
sad bitter days thU osp 1T Myrtle t,atl con,o to hin.
asdoes water tn Inn ,nr,trI truvaNr iiro,,eh Tin
desert apd bcckpnc him t., thn nystic ,lr,nunns ~
Apu!c Affection ju had nom Win h,,y mi
v: rtrrnr ,snr,d S fashIo,, t., WHIT, ho n',.'1
.ehI plmss viii, urutty toYs' tbo hrlrbt sm" II t1u;e
tunceated ca,kcret hcnrt Or tho merry laugh lint
, 1881-10-29

4 IIsUU83 'NIIABaIs
ALEXANDRIA,, Oct 3S.-rllu Egyptian Gov
orl,ment informs tho lucal European prnss
that they must ceasv publishing articles cal
culatett to wound the national feeling under
pain ot suppression. Tho Arab press Is slln-
llarly Instructed re'ative to articles against
forciCueTH,
, 1881-10-29

Ntrrocgs may make very competent
and ,l,eFuI member Of tho 1tonrfl Of County
Con,,n1s sstonors II cloctel hut oil whnt grounds
tho t,cnucs,tto Convention nut forth sotntncr
for County Commissioner IL hard 10 conceive,
Is be ii I'm utterly unit 'nan FIR tho pAAce Ills
rrctrt, in, tho Common Couusll was us bRd rs tho
wnr,t member LII 1t. No respectable Duniuerlt
ahaDl1 yutq for him.
, 1881-10-29

V17tFs10NE*H NN99UIFaTIUHEs
LoNpuN, Oct ~ Gladstone In the course
OF Ills reply to IN address presented ut
knowsIoy yesterday sald: Tin point was
whether 1relalt Is to be governed by laws
mAllo by Parliament or laws know, to no-
body aiM i!tten' nuwl4ere except In tAa
bra!ns Of few pers0us aud enforced by an
llleKal, arb|trary, aud splt-abppynte4 assoeia-
uoa which sought to override. hy organized
, 1881-10-29
Louis Blanc, the Original Com.
munist, Tries 10 Delay Gam
betta's Success.
Nineteen Degrees Below Zero at st.
Petersburg-Garfleld at Buenos
Ayres.
Prof 1lnx Muller Elected Cnrator OF
lilo Doalcfan Library ut
Oxford.
Biz John Ashley Loses His Tomper-
Father sheehy Is Coming
Over,


. GERMANY.
Ttlt: I:f.EcrloNs.
DE1sL1S, Oct. ::,s.-Tlu elections took l}nce
yesterday, -Four rrogresssts. Including
f.oewe, Vircllow, Richter. md Vim S,.,l-
kei,-fArputsclscn, were cl,ascn. Cologne,
tInlulerg, Aaclten, Krcfeltl Munster, apt tic
SECOND District of A[unErl, return clcrIcals;
Lubbock antl Kuntgyberg' return ProgrcssEsts,
AMI Bremen nml Saarbruken NatlUnnl Lib
erals. In Brcs1enu Dresden, tho First Dis
trtct uf Mulch, Magteburg and Hanover
second ballots will ho necessary. LII Strns.
burg. kablr, tho protesting candidate, IL
elected.
IN POLLING IfE1.H
1pf Hc'hoefs VI the itelcHstng yesterday no
conservative of antl-oenltio candidate re-
ceiTed enough votes to cnt!tlo him to c,ter
tas callultiate III the second ballot. Herr
llcllrlc, notorious jew paltcr, only
recetscu aSo votes out of ao,on.. Tho
l!e"s from INC provinces denotes
tme 6trenstnon'hE OF tho l''heral ranks.
~ aeleaI ot tae conservatives Is most Sig
n1hG"nt III p'"ces "liefe tle Government put
ioflh w. ns slfehEth 10 support thcil'. A
large lofce ol poilce WIS on d!lty III tic
"ttcctS hetc untlth N4e oAJ, H4"t numerous
httests were lllhle.
II, ~,
sNns Wy t"s'' y. .s'o enStlols i,ete ale
~ e'SnI'!."".. ~. w., il"'* Y{.no"' asoErs-
1,o. pu.Sr ~ $500, so, "s".'s' 1!.ov 1of ease
,es',, s' - -. nH. ~ .; t.o IoutI p'eAcstt "u
.eaVot ~ !., .to 'A't'.oentto i n!ose.nent' ~
to Nv set,., sanss ,H, nseo uau, ~ aeqatGu
a.s,o.,, ~ +i,.a. 1Io oI'S'upeu , iu."'"eo
..,. 10 r,,S ''t o1uoi p,eu ln'4
noef' "sM"ss 49, 4oi tiann o.,n 1iuEe1. llo
.n'a.,t',a n,,I,t.a, e' 'u1 ~. sao o.
',e ~ ,,. '.s''. - es atasso"G!gset as
n"'sa ,ou'', sist i1,o's; ,s, VI iteat otz
oe.ssa'st sa4,'aLc' lno totcs l"l eaen VI
W. .''o ".'lol eauna'"tcs "e!0 ,hs,sl'ilcail', oat
:" ~ wy w tiosu.t !"
Fa'9i, ,stn, ~ , w." ."nS''''o HILL W te''o1
i4s''A D"''''' n.sossa.s. '.s.I.,'s..
,.,,, l.. ,.,.,a.., s.oSp ~, nanois 1919. Whit.
1s.,"t ~ ~ 'eeo''"'' ~ A'''p@'e' o'e'''''@' "'a
1.tM., r...,.ou ,.,.
.;. .Itus t. wv o'ecttoi1s SUI"
t,'E ~ ns s..' ts"',1''' I.''e.s .osI eonsl0ct'oy
u. n'''. ,ta'.'1,.' >n, ."'nuuts' "l M"g'lenutE
,,,,,,s,, o 4ss'sI usns Mess - !Hpi'sl.t. ihe
.,, ,a.1gnoe IsttnH0 saSs tno tcs'le ol u'0 eIeo-
tlols ~ Victory OF eol's1ltatio'al prlnclples
"ser ",c'a.ots'1p ala"tlao oreFseeatnigspirit
VI elerlea'lstl'' ......
rnEMESpoos scccEss or THE 0rroslT1oS.
hEht.lS. ocs. ~s-Evea1ng.-Tll0 results
,lo'a 4lo oe'ectlo''.t!lstrlcts arc retalveu' In
tillrtS-ohe secoi'l ballota arc necessary. VI
tlle sacecss1ul chhtatlAtes,' - bolong to- tic
, 1881-10-29

NAVIGATION N THE nAI'r1C,
ST. rErEl.suul.G, Oct. :5-The weathor In
the lsaitiu Is frosty, with the Thermometer ut
10 degrees below zero tFahrenElutt). A
heavy snow is falling. 1t Is fcarcd that nayi-
CATION will sUon become dangerous
TEN rEAIts IN SlnElllA.
Sr. pErElssuulst, Oct.sS.--'l'ho Woloczyskn
Court-Martlal sentenced two leaders Of the
antIJewish riots III juno lust to teu ytars'
exile III S!bOria.
, 1881-10-29

.,.z.,oo,s fntlcr, mud from to 1in.ss thereof
ttlaep'ot, I'm ,ug Ut tho confctterncy. MI
',c. toa" il undoubtedly ono tt f!'o s'I'recon.
esrctrl. mi, f'o Is no" r"afr'' ITO o''o e'''
~ .rot u,uY hnrucE.
, 1881-10-29

EIuaband'R Cn1cined HIngnesla. Four
first premium medals awarded. Moro a9reeAbto
to tho taste and smnlEer tiosc than other .naRne.
siu. For sale III Government slammed BOTTLES al
druggists aud country sturcs, and by Z. J. Hus-
band Jr, Philadelphia.
, 1881-10-29

Philadelphia jialtfttA.
Democratic pApar, In an arttcto upon " Tho
Negro and tho l'nbilc Schools" nn8rily remarks
that It expects to see. soon Il board nf eolored
schouls have bud black-b -boartts for ycarst
, 1881-10-29
SOUTH AFRICA.

WITHDRAWAL OF TNUOEHs
LONDON, Oct. SIT Is understood the
withdrawal OF troops from South Atrlca will
pruceed with nll spccd,
, 1881-10-29

The mild yet effective action OF Tar.
ratt's Scltxer AperIcnt upon the stomach and
bowels. cosnmcuds It most highly to tho most
dclIcatc sU less than ~ tho most vigorous con-
Stftut1Dus.
, 1881-10-29

Fs tlcckcsl with lilo Atstrnn and Italian tlaxs,
nrttsticnlly blended with wretltfls, ,fowers,
a'nl foliage. Tin roynl party vii! step nut
lFoth tho snlU0n carraiKo TIL 4 purple velvet
carlIet and NaAs under
AN .AIMit uF MATERIAL. FLOWERS
a'hl trun!cal plants 10 t'lo waitng-ronml. TN
either sl.lo Of Tho arch hrs largu fountains,
which arc to ptny as tho train cu,ncs In sight.
Thu four e0rncrs af tho wating.rt,on, uru
tlItckly llfcta will, it0wers OM tho wa|t Upt,t,-
SIT the entrance nte busts Of tito Austrin, and
1shlla1, mollarclIs. several landscapes, and
two lnrEe mirrors on tho ut1,er walls. All
tho furniture II Of cbony. As tho royat
train reacflcs rolilafcl ut u Il, tic ,nornlng,
before tho 6reak Of tlAy. too powerful lamps
will sflcsln glowing light Oil these dccora-
tlons.
TIN: ltoyAr. TRAIN
consists OF tc'l cotrt carrinEes, which will
co'no straight through to Vlrntla. At tho
Italian frontier station tic engine4lrlyer !
nsu giard will malio the tral, over IL
tho representatives If tlle Austrian
company. Last nights express trah
from Vienna brought down IL
Iontnfel tho Italian Ambassadors, Count
1lol'ilant, tho Military Attacl,e. Count LARA,
tho Secretary Of Embassy, Count Costa, To-
IIanz Wile7ek. Mai f,o.nt f,rsint t.nunt
Frutcis 11citpnnrI. nuH the rnntfrncn ir
waiting, and l,aron Itinp tlo Austrian AJ,il.
tnry hitnc,,: at 1sn,rr. viii, (tornt Cfnu,Iv,
wro couflucta the Train In Vienna. In I'm
wnke Of these ,,ohlcmct, RAM,
mgr or ft,t,,,s.
so1no of whom wcrc left Mt yiclocb md
ot,,ers nj sturrynsphlap. whcro hrral;fust nult
dinner nr. In In mudn renttv fnr thair Mai.
est]cs. f,0mm,nics If nickeI tron,.. viii,
f1Il rnrjmentnl hanf1s. viii nav ruvat honovs
In thn King nnd Queen nt f,,csn stations.
On reucl,inr V,ennn ohtntnetl tcnyn IN vtstt
Tic auart,,epts reserved for The King and
Queen md their sutte In tho }IoflntrR Patncc.
wIicl, wns comnlctclv rcnatrr1 n,,tl rpY1tr.
1,ishr,l last simmer. 'r1,n npurt,ucnts ]onl.
,tpon thu Volkseartcu, uuo Of: tic
finest nuh,fc enrlcns in tha worlt.
Tho Arclulucloss used to live In this
wing of this paucc. Tho King n1ul
Queen aro 10 orcuny eight rooms. Thr ]ofty
nnu spac]ous drawing .rnom of lin Ouccn IL
hung witt, b1uc satin md silver trimmings.
Thefe Ia n sutcntiid Venetian chandelier lin
middle Of t]c cc}lIne, and on cacl, of tho four
walls are lIfo-sIxc purtratts of tho Emneror.
lin E,nnrcss tim f,rown 1'rtnce. aml tho
t;rnud Duchess t;Iscln.
RIM .,ttry.,s 7,rn-,,oo,t
fs I,unr with rose.rotorct sntin. tho casy-
choirs mn; fnrrn,. latin, covnra,t viii, lin
ss''' "ss'. .r os!s suo" W.. ~
o"'.1 'o,"''. Ano I"nus % op'". ~,
ops."o" ',,I' " u'tsions ',!yana "uah ~
u.aMas "s,"e .li1 'ossa.'l .;a,. e"ls'a "'aitn
uselnns ~. uiu pco. ""1In ID p'''eGN WILL,
10 14.u '.' assss ~ ~, ''"iY '.s o. to "s'!
"nu 10 '"os onr'ss tno H!nooMs' as,i '..s o."
EluSS ul tUNHkl-luDklllK "OuNt lNt{l WIN IL
, 1881-10-29

n1acaI1ater'x Cough. Mixture yearly
incrcascs In popular esteem despite tho number
j. Lee, onrner IIalstcd and Harrison streets, ana
tlll druggists. ,
, 1881-10-29

TIL, PEOPLE DOING HONOR TO TILE LATE
PRESIDENT.
PANAMA, Oct IA procession ln Uucnos
Ayrcs iM honor OF tic meuiory. Of President
Garfield numbered over l0,000 persons. AL
n1ouS the west cn;tst l!e demonstrations
were solemn aiiI profound.
, 1881-10-29
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN.
The People of Germany
Evidently Tired of Bis .
marck.
Astonishing Success Of tho On.
position in Thursdays
Elections.
Bismarok's Son William Defeated by
Over Five Thousand
Ballots,
Great Votes Pollcd by Bebe1
and Other of Bismarck's
Whilom Prisoners.
AAA&AAO@AS <&Ak tlSNAL{$l1G
Interview with tho Aus
trlnn Kaiser.
Louis Blanc, the Original Com.
nnunist, Tries to Delay Gam
betta's Success.
Nineteen Degrees Below Zero at st.
Petersburg-Garfleld at Buenos
Ayres.
Prof 1lnx Muller Elected Curator OF
lilo Doaician Library ut
Oxford,
Biz John Ashley Loses His Temper
Father sheehy Is Coming
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-22
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
CORRESPONDENTS:

Kountze Brothers ~'t'--'
CUoAeo-CommerciAl National Bank,
SAN kzAIcnoo-Eirst National Gold Baak.
OxAEA-Omaha National Bank
-. LeVE-state Savings Assoeistson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-22

Philadelphis, 2l.-The Ledger's New
York special learns from we'll
Informed source that Senator Conkling
has views as to the future. As soon as
the Albany contest is decided it is under
stood that he will take q trip across the
Atlantic with view to rest and recuper-
stion, and On his return in October he
will take a trip through the Southern
States, Including in his programme the
cotton international exposition at At
lania, Gs. His friends say he is solicit
Gus about strengthening his political in
iuence in that section, and to that end he
will take the earliest opportunity to re-
move the unfavorable Impression his
stalwsrt speeches during last year, and
especially during the presidential cam
paign are supposed to have made on the
southern mind. The ex-senator clearly
has not abandoned the expectation of
one dsy becoming President ofthe United
States, and if he has weakened his pos
ition at this end Of the Union, he would
seem to consider it SQUAD policy to do
what he can TO strengthen himself else
where. 1t will be his aim to demon
strste to the southern mind that the
stslwart policy meant the restoration of
southern prosperity and southern influ-
ence within the legitimate terms Of that
measure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-22
Miscarriage of Iusttce.

New York, 20. - Worlds London:
The summer assizes are now being held
throughout Ireland, and owing to the Lax
jury law known as the O'Hagan act,there
are many fragrant instances of the mis-.
carriage OF justice, In some cases the
jury. with the view probably OF insulting
the judge, announce before his lerdship;s
charge that they have made up their
minds to verdict of not guilty. The
evidence Of the crime is disregarded and
verdict of not guilty returned. If the
crown case is absolutely conclusive Of
the prisoners guilt, the jury generally
fail to agree. Two years ago q
prisoner WAS tried st Ennis for
numbering Mr.. Creagh. land
agent; the gun had exploded and
blown of one Of the accused's fingers,
tAe man was put in the dock; it was
shown that he had logged Creagh during
the night. His ownership of the gun
was established, the finger blown of By
the explosion was produced and shown
to be the finger missing from the pri-
soner's hand, and the jury acquitted him
without leaving the box. Gases almost
as barefsced are now occurring. parti-
culsriy 81 the sssizes in Connsught and
Munster, and il is understood that the
judges will make an unanimous report
in favor Of stringent amendments to the
Jury law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-22
The Criminal Calendar,

Los Vegas, Nm, 2O.-The Cazette's
Glorietta special: This afternoon Frank
Mcpherson shot and killed Mexican
named Romers. and another, name I'M
known. Cause, quarrel over q tie con-
tract. The murderer escaped.
Gazette's Silver City, Nm, specials
On Monday night s. Hsrney, cook at a
hotel, kicked Chinese dish washer, the
latter complained to deputy marshal,
who Immediately went to the hotel to
arrest Harvey, who asked to see the
papers. The marshal instantly ordered
him to follow him, and Harvey not heed
ing was shot dead.
st. Louis, 2l.-Mrs. Emma E. Triggy,
of Denver, patient in the insane
asylum here, hanged herself with towel
in her room.
tincInnstti, 2l.-The coroner's Inquest
on Il g body of the men killed in the fire
at Marquoi's msnufsctory, censures the
city Officials for permitting Insecure
buildings, with insufficient means of
escape in case Of fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-22
White House Bulletins.

Washington, q, a.m.-There is nc
material change since the last bulletin.
The President at this hour is resting
quietly.
Executive Mansion, $50 a.m.-The
President has had good night and is
doing excellently this morning. Pulse
So, temperature 98.4, respiration Is.
Signed by the attending physicians.
The following bulletin has been sent
this morning to each of the cabinet Off
GERS by the Presidents private secretary:
Executive Mansion, 2I.-The improve
ment in the Presidents condition con-
tinues to be steady and uninterrupted.
His pulse, this morning, is SO, with
normal temperature and respiration.
He is bright aud cheerful; has an excel
lent appetite and expresses desire for
more substantial nourishment. There is
no better INDIGESTION CT his progress than
the disposition which he is now mani
testing to think and talk OF outside mat
tiers. The surgeons express themselves
as entirely satisfied with the progress of
the case.
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oUJ r P RICES
TELL The TALE.

CHOICE PRINTS p, "A and 10 yards
NEW LAWNS q 7c, 1Oc, 12c and 15c per yard
PURE LINEN LAWNS worth per yard
sERVICEABLE CHEvIOTs 2c 2Oc per yard worth lOc
yard more9
NEAT MONIES q 15c, zoe. and 25c. per yard.
STYLISH SUMNER SILKS 5Oc 6Oc 7oc and 8Oc per yard
ELEGANT GRENADINES 1Oc per yard
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS &c., &c., 12 &c., 2oc &c. &c., M
SOC, 6Oc and 7Oc. per yard.
DURABLE TABLE DAMAsKs soc, &C., 7O 81 per
ALI. WOOL LADIES' CLOTHS, CASSDfEREs TWEEDs JEANS
ETC, greatly reduced
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, So s. and pair
IMPORTED NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS &c. &c., &c.
6Oc to 81 per yard
HEMP INGRAM, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VELVET AND NO
QUETTE CARPETS choice and cheap
CHnDRENs PIQUE SUITS $780, 81 s. and s4 worth per
IGINGHAM SUITS greatly reduced.
LADIES THREE PIECE LINEN SUITS 1925 bargain
LADIES LINEN AND SERGE ULsTERs up A. very
LADIES SILK DRESSES @ s14 to s85.
at less than eastern cost
LOVELY SPANISH LACEs &c., 5Oc 6Oc, 7oc 81 yard
vALEENcIENNE, CoRALINE AND OTHER LAcEs. from 5e'o
LADE AND CHLDRENs STOCKINGS &c. aoo, a5o, zoe
35c. to 1925 per pair
CoRsETs AND LADIES UNDERWEAR way close
the entire stock
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW FELT HATS of most desirable
style and quality reduced to per cent
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING closed out to make room for
superb Fall Stock being manufactured Tor Us.
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES. including Bqrf and every
other prominent make pair fully warranted al lowest living
prices.
GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS AND CALLERS Stylish cooS'0
and durable at prices please
CENTS AND YOUTHS FURNISHING GOODS including our Cs
Unaundred Shirts and cheapest III thlS market
WHOLESALE BUYERS
@ d Real Bargains e G0 snd Bs 9f bought ste STOCK
brought to this Territory lines we have handled SO su
fully for many years past
Orders Promptly Filled and Honorable Treatment Gu0T9n
Samples Sent Free on application
ESTA BLISHED 1864.
F. AUERBACH & BRO
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The Powers in the East.

London, 21.-Right Hon. Geo. j
Goschen, 10 an address since his return
from Constantinople, testified to the cor.
dial cooperation of the six ambassadors
ofthe powers in settling the Greek ques-
ton. He declared emphsticslly that be
saw no deviation from straight course
on the part of Russia, who was so much
suspected, aud that no power had been
more prudent than Austria. II it be
true that Austria harbored q design OF
pushing down to Salonics, he had found
no trustworthy evidence of such inten.
ton. e-
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Ehisnn'a Light.

New York, q. The World: Edison
ia stili pushing on bis preparstions for
lighting tho dissriot bounded by Spruce
end Wall streets and Nassau street "a, and 4;
nearly five hundred houses and the dis
tfiet will probably be lighted by light
ming on October LIST. This work is all
complete, with the exception of heavy
engines in the central station. The con-
tract with subscribers is that the light
shall cost the same amount as gas. The
lighting of the district, Edisen thinks.
will reduce the cost Of gas to 81 per 1000
cubic feet.
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Paris, 2I.-The municipality voted
z, 2OO,O 900 francs for tho improvement of
the water works.
It is said that wheat and other crops are
suffering from heat, and in the absence
Of rain the product will be much below
last year.
Berlin, 2l.-The heat here on Tuesday
and Wednesday was almost intolerable,
and several cases of sun stroke occurred.