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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-12
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY II 1881
THR DAILY HERALD is publisha

THE DAILY HERALD Is pubIishe
every morning, Mondays excepted, 8
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake Oity, by the HERALD PRINT
UEG AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
,eIiption price $40. 30 per annum, post
age included; parts Of g year ct the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, Csc. week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 3 year; six
months, 81. IS; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
every Thursday morning, st 81 year;
six months, $1.25, postage included.
Postage outside the q. S. and Canada
extra,
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DAVID JAM ES
LICENSED
PLUMBER, TIMER
Steam and Gas Filter,
WATER PIPHSl
LAID ON SHORT NOTICE.

a large amount of Plumbers Goods ken,
IN stock, including Iron and Lead
ripe, Hose, Iron and Brass
FITTINGS, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead:
- Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth. Psrlor
school Room and Lecture Hall Stoves:
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heaters
these justly, celebrated Stoves are
pstr4nlzed and highly recommended bv
the Faculty o. the Deseret Univer.;sy
Tor Public School Rooms, and bv t.
Medical Fraternity generally, Is the best
vented. 's S'eh M
For Particulars and Prices, enuuira NJ
Omce and Workshops, West femnIs
street, Opposite City Market.
2. o. Box SOC.
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IIANEY,S TRADE MAMMALS

II Practical books for practical men-fresh
full, reliable and chesp.-Painter so cts Car
penter, so. Matchmaker and Jeweler, so
Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, 80. Dyer and
Scourer, 80. Artist, 30. Baker, so. Candy
maker, so. Soapmsker, %. Glider, So Horse
sheer, 25 Authorship, so. Wood-engraver, Is.
OF booksellers or by mail
JESSE HANEY & CO., 11s Nassau ST., n. 7.
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L R q A /,
BLANKS

JNHE FOLLOWING LINE OF
L BLANKS has been compiled with
the greatest care and with the advice Of
the leading members of the legal frater-
nifty OfSalt Lake City They are made
L. conform strictly 70 The lsw in every
PARTICULAR, and partIes using these
SizAkt will lind them =. l,e the beet ever
A.! ~ this Territory:
plsIKiUr COURT
Notio. % Motion,
Undertaking on Attachment,
Writ OF
Affidavit for "
Execution.
Undertaking Oh Claim, and Deli,:.
OF Personal property,
fhdavit on Claim and Deliver,
Personal Property,
subpoenas.
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENTS OF MINES
Notice of Location.
2-Application tor Patent,
S-Proof of Posting Notice, and
Diagram of Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Re
manned Posted,
5-Register's Certificate of Posting
Notice,
6-Proof of Publication.
Affidavit of $500 Improvement,
8-Affidavit of Citizenship,
eOertifcate that no Suit is Pendin.
Of Attorney,
of Application,
12-Oersifcate Of Identity of Claim.
l3-Stattment and Charge of Fees,
Disagreement of Publisher.
iUsToEs':
civil,
orlminal,
Warrant of Arrest,
Writ of Attachment,
Undertaking on Attacnai. 10.
Affidavit for
Commitments
MittiuIus.
Complaint.
Jomplsi;i thu,
8oad IL 2 lev %.
Notice - t..:~.ai,
Jndertss Il Or Appsal.
NOTARY PUBLIC:
'rotests,
Notices of Protest,
Acknowledgements, Witness,
Party known,
Subscribing Wit.
ness.
MORTGAGES:
1ortgage, general form, /
Ihsttel Mortgage.
Warranty, Warranty against Grantor.
Quit Claim, Mining Claim, ToWr.
site, Lease, Bargain and Sale.
MISCELLANEOUS
over Of Attorney (generaD,
Especially,
romissory Notes.
of Marriage lin coio.-l J.
ond General Form).
corporation Bond,
mcial Bonds.
onstable's saio,
ills Of Sale,
he Salt Lake Herald.
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BURNETT'S COCAINE,
For Premature Loss of Ghe
Hair--A Phi iadeIphian's
ODini1u

One year ago my hair commenced
falling out until l was almost bali.
After using COCAINE a few months,
| have now thick growth of near
hair.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
No. S14 East Girard Ave.
BURNETT'S FLAVORING Elk
TRACTS, always standard.
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Girls wanted for RousewOrk.
Good J ages ''iVea Apply to
Frank White, Intelligence Office.
No charge fer application.
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
ATHERALD OFFICE. a.
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For any case of Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated or Protruding PILES that
De Bing's Pile Remedy fails to
cure. Prepared by J. P. MILLER,
NJ. D., Phila, Pa. None genuine without
his SIG nature Sold by Utah druggists.
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If you want Job Printing of any
description, done in most satisfae-
tory manner, you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing
the HERALD Office, Salt Lake City,
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Samuel Bowles and DIR. Holland.

That was a rare conjunction which
brought together on the same paper,
in a small, inland town, two men Of
such Journalistic ability as Holland and
Bowlcs. On that side of Journalism
which affects public life, Samuel
Bowles was one of the greatest of his
class Editing a paper that could never
be other than provincial, his rare IN
sight aud foresight, his bipartisan
frankness, his rugged and even rude
integrity, make the opinions OF his
paper more valuable, and its adverse
judgments more feared, than those of
any other journal in the nation. Gree
ley and Raymond we're great partisan
advocates. but B 3wles was a Journals
tic day Of judgment. His masterpiece
Of wisdom in sele ting his lieutenants
was his hitting upon Doctor Holland,
whose gifts were of kind precisely
Opposite, tn his own. Mr. Boxle's atten-
ton vas absorbed ty public questions,
and the business management Of the
paper; Holland, though writing on
national topics, had small relish for
politics. He was the most popular and
effective preacher Of social and domes-
tic moralities in his age; the oracle of
the active and ambitious young man;
of the susceptible and enthusiastic
young woman; the guide, philosopher,
and schoolmaster of humanity at large,
touching all questions OF life and char
acter. If Bowles made the "Republi-
can esteemed and feared in Massachu-
sets and the nation, Holland made it
loved in ten thousand homes. Wanting
either of these men, the paper must
have failed to become what 1t did
Edirard Eogleston IN The Csnturg.for De-
ceBtber.
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in case OF the removal Of the president from Office
or Of his death, assassination. or inability TO dis
charge the powers and duties OF said office, the
same shall deYulye on the vice president. What
is the intention of the constitution in its specica
ton OF the inability Of said otiees IL il one Of
the contingencies which calls the vice pres
ident to the exercises OF the presidential function
Is the inability designated long con
tnued intellectual incapaety, or has ii broader
iinpart What must be its extept and duration
How must its existence be establshedl Has the
president whose inability il the subject Of inquiry
any voice in determining whether or not il exists.
or is the decision OF that momentous and delicate
question eonfded to the vice president or is it
contemplated by the constitution tkat congress
should provide by law precisely what should
con titute inability and by what tribunal
~ authority u should be aseertained If the in
ability proves to be temporary in nature, and
during It's continuance the vice president lawfully
exercises he functions Of the executive, by what
tenure does be continue rs president for the re-
elected president If his inability should cease in
tfiee. and il, having such equal
thorify, he should exercise it, would
the vice esident be thereupon empowered 10 re-
sumo his powers and duties such. Ieannet
doubt that these impo rtant questions will
GIVE your Early and thoughtful eorside ation.
Deeply impressed with the gravity
Of the re, possibilities which have
Unexpectedly dc olved on me, it viii be my
constant pufpo-e to cooperate with you in such
measures as viii promote the glory of the eOun-
try aud the prosperity Of its people.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
Washington D. c.. Dee 6, 1891.
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CHIcAGo, c. 10. Quiet and unchanged,
Wheat-Unsetted AMI generally lower, closed
firm; No. ., Chicago pring, l.2sGl 2s1s for sell
/ cash; l2s for seller December, 294 1928
for seller January; 1908 Tor seller February;
No. 3, t.ll5h all5A rel eted S5a90; sales,
No. Chicago spring, l. ESQ l.2s4s for seller Ian
uary. Corn Unsettled and 10 yer; closed frmer;
60Xa6l4 for seller cash; 60XQ6l for seller
December, 61H@6lA for seller January; 6l1
a6l7s for seller February, &C G66% for seller
May rejected 594. Oats Strong and higher;
especially cash 46A for seller cash. 467s for seller
Decernbe 81. for seller January, Ak FIR seller
February; 46I for seller May; sales, 1864
047 q for seller May. ye-Steadg and
changed Barley Easier; LOO. Flax Seed
Dull and Lower; 1851. Dressed Hogs
frlner; 6.s0a705. Pork In fair demand at low
err rates; 1900 for seller cash and December;
l7IOG17 128 for seller January l7.32h@7.S5
for seller February; 1856 for seller March.
Lard In fair demand at lower rates. 1905 for
seller cash and December, ll.22n for seller
January; 1l37h9 II 40 for seller February; II so
Gl1.52k for seller March. Bulk Meats-In fair
demand at lower rates; sho Ilders, 50 short ribs,
good. clear, at 9.2j. Wlisky-Ste dy and I'M
change at liz Call-W Wheat Easier; l.27%
for seller December; 1,2Sk a l.2S7s for seller
January; 3O'6 fer seller February. CONFIRM
err; u for for seller December 81 Il 70 feer Jan
uary, 6lH for seller February 66% for seller
May 0ats-Fairly active and a shade higher;
46X for seller December; Ask for Keller Janu-
airy; 45k for seller February: I634 for seller
May. Pork Dull and lower The "Droyers'
journal" reports; Hogs Receipt $4,000; ship
ments, 3 900; general market active and &c high
or common to go mixed, 5.609o.l0, light,
5.7546.0 0 heavy packing and shipping, $40
a6.4O, Philadelphias and lard hogs, 6459 6.55;
skips and culls, 4OO95.25. Cattle Receipts,
ao0 shipments. $500, general market fairly
active: fat cattle Zoe stronger; Christmas beyes
1859 100; exports 6.2097oO; good to choice
shipping, 5.45G6.00 common 10 fair 4.0OG
500; mixed butchers (, ON poor to medium, 100
al 90; good to choice, 3.20Q4OO Texan cows
and mixed lots, 2.75a35O; Wyoming natives,
4. 65a 500; stockers and feeders steady and in
fair demand 2.6094.00. Sheep-Receipts, 900.
firm; best, little stronger; inferior to fair i00g
1925, medium to good, S60s4 90 choice, 50G
A
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Na U "a Dee 10. Flour Quiet and un-
changed. heat Steady and firm; No hard
n nina', No 2, 1871; l3lA for seller De-
eember l.295s Tor seller January 301s for
seller February; l.3O& for seller March; l.3lA
for seller Alril: l.3i for seller May; No. ; ILL;
No. & and rejected, nominal Corn Firmef W.
2, 6lh. Oats Liver; No. 2, 4Sss. Rye-Quiet
ard steady; No. l, sT. p lev Quiet; No.
No. 2, %. Provisions Easier. Mess Potk-l6.90
for seller cash and December; IL Is for seller JAM
uary. L4rd-Prime steam, ll.07S for seller
cash and December, II % for seller january.
Live Hogs Steady and in fair demand at $40
gels. Receipts -four, 1856 wheat 81 100,
barley, 1870 shipments four, 6,7l5; wheat
no
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Presidents Message.

DELIVERED TO CONGRESS DEC. 6TH. 1881.
To he Senate and House II Representative n
the U.sitcd .Safes:
An appalling calamity has befalIen the A,peri-
can peope since their chosen REPRESENTATIVE last
met me, 10 the halls where you are now assembled.
we might else recall With unaltered content the
rare prosperity with which throughout the wear
the natlon has been blessed lis harvests have
oeea psenteous. Its various industries have thrv-
en- he health Of its people has Leen preserved.
II has maintained With foreign governments
the undistGfbed relations Of amity and peace
FOR these manifestations OF His favor We owe to
Him who holds our destiny in His hands the
tribute Of ngr grateful devotions t. that IN ster-
Gus exercise Of will which has taken from as
the beloved and il'ustrious citizen. who
was but lately the head of this
nation We bow IN s.frow-subuiission The
memory Of his exalted character. IF his achieve
inents, and Of his patriotic life will lie treasured
forever az sacred possession Of the whole people
The announce Of his death drew from for
elgn governments a1d peoples tributes Of sympa-
thy and sorrow which history will record as signal
tokens OF the kinship Of nations and the fedora
ton u mankind.
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were From customs, Sl9s l59 676 o.; from in
terna revenue $l35 264 ,3S5.5l; from publie ian5s
g 22I s63 ~; from tax Of circulation and deposits
Of national banks IS ,lI6. HAP: from repayment
Of interest by Pacific railway companies, SSi0.-
1888 so; from sinking iund for Pacific railway
eonpanies S305 1854; from custom fees fines
PENALTIES, etc., 81 ,225 ,5l4.s6; from fees consul
lar letters, patents and land SO, 244ss4 %,
from proceeds Of saes If government properly,
1852 Ia; from profits on coinage. 50 los 49, 81 !
from revenues Of the District Of G0lpmbia 81
Ole 1893 ~ from miscellaneous sources Sc 206,-
$50 10 Total ordinary receipts S36, 07S 229.6l.
The ordinary expenditures for the same per-
id were. FOR civil expenses, Sl7 ,94I l7T.is;
- f5ssi2n intercourse 81 a93 954 W. for Indians
50 5l4 I6lo9. fer pensions, $780, ESQ Z39 50;
for the military establishment, including riser
and hafbor improvements and atsenais, $40,
Ago 469.55; for naval establishments ia holding
ycssls machinery and improvement at navy
yards, sl5 0s6, 67l Go; for miscellaneous expen-
ditures, including public building light house
and collecting the revenue, S4l ,s37 ,2S057; for
expenditures ON account Of the District Of Co
luInbia 50 543 gl2.03 for interest the public
debt, IS 25s ,T4l.lS; for premi um Of bonds pur-
chased. SOL 26s7S; total ordinary expendi-
lures, ,60T ,l2s $3.50 leaving surplus OF reve-
nue. Of 500, 60 404 %.
Which was am lied as ff.llaWs
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Health Hints.

While early rising and early break
fasts are conducive TO good health and
vigor, late suppers, are on the contrary,
very injurious and the sure road to
dyspepsia aud settled ill-health.
To sleep in clothes worn through the
day is another bad practice The clothes
are filed with eliluyium emanating
from the natural wastes from the body
all through the day. Especially Is this
the clse with those who labor hard. or
prespife easily The poisons Of the
system thus elected or thrown off hy
people in vigorous health furnish .
strong reason. if there were no others,
for removing on retiring every article
worn through the day.
As soon as removal, let each article
be hung up to air through the night.
not thrown In mass on the Il lor. or on
chairs, where free circulation of all
viii be impossible. In the morning
one should be just as particular to hang
up all the night clothes, SO that they
may be perfectly purified and aired be.
fore needed again. When not stormy
har5 them where they will have the
benefit Of the fresh NOR ing air till
after break asst; then put each sepa-
rately III the closet, or on wooden pins
brass or galvanized hooks in the bath.
room. Never hang any white clothes
on iron nails that will rust from The
moisture Of the garments, and so iron
rust the articles hung on them.
II Is neither neat nor heahhy to fold
night clothes and nut Them un14r IN.
pillows. a is TOO ofetu prscticed.
Do not attempt To economic bv de.
creaslng the washinghills If the family
washing. To keep the person scrupn-
lously clean frequent change Of under
garments Is as necessary as bathing
These are but few hints mt The pre-
cautions needfdl to preserve the heal h.
If they excite the reader to think seri.
ou>ly on the subject, and follow it up
by careful examination, it viii accom-.
flish the object for which it was writ
ten.-Nrs II. ". Beecher.
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Some genius-we suspect him TO be-
long to the jovial order of humanity
has said "The day to drone and
dream, the night to learn and ramble."
We do not propose TO dispute this
worthy's view of the matter, but pre-
sent herewith the experience of Phila-
delp Ia journalist, Mr.. William III.
Cunningham, 1712 North Twentieth
street, one of whose nocturnal rambles
he thus refers to, beginning his nara
ton rather peculiarly, however Il am
not rheumatic, and have been trou-
bled very little with bodily pains. Last
Tuesday morning | experienced a very
annoying stiffpess at the neck. which
grew worse AS the day wore on. Toward
evening it became very severe. and ]
could scarcely turn my head in any
direction. Arriving home at tea. time,
it was with difficulty that | could eat
my meal My wife wanted to rub my
neck with st. Jacobs Oil, but refused,
saying | thought the affection would
soon pass away. Tea over, against the
circumstances of my family, left
home to ramble toward the new Chest
nutst. Opera House, about two and
half miles from my residence. | start
ed in the midst of a heavy snow storm,
and remained at the theater until the
close of the performance, although /
could feel my neck getting worse and
becoming very painful. Leaving the
play, the trouble came tc reach home.
The storm continued; the car i'll which
was became clicked i'll nearly every
square, a cold current of air swept
through the car, and | did not reach
my home until toward 2 a. M, by which
time my neck had become absolutely
rigid. Then | consented to the use Of
st. Jacobs Oil, which my wife applied
two or three times before / arose. /
continued its use that day. and by eve
ming was free from pain, and the next
morning amused myself by twisting
my neck in any direction that suited
me, and not vestige of stiffness re-
manned. Boston Herald
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/ have been very sick over two years. They ali
gave me up as past cured. tried the most skill
full physicians, but they did not reach the worst
part. The lungs and heart would fill up every
night and distress me, and my throat was very
bas I told my children | never should die 10
peace until had tried Hop Bitters. / have
taken two bottles They have helped me very
much indeed. am now well. There was a lot
Of sick folks here who have seen how they helped
me. and they used them and are cured and feel
as thankful as do that there is valuable a
medicine made Mas JUuA G. CUSHING.
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oua pIrLoMArlc RELArross.

Save for the correspondence 10 which / shall
refer hereafter, in relation to the proposed canal
across the isthmus Of Panama, little has occurred
worthy Of mention in the diplomatic relations Of
the country. Early in the year the Fortune Bay
claims were salts actorily settled by the British
government paying in full the sum Of SIS 900
most Of which has already been distributed, as
the terms Of the settlement which included com
pensation for injuri suffered by our fishermen at
hshee Bay. There has been retained from the
gross award IA which is deemed adequate Cor
these claims.
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IN AIlepaI Mermaid

New Orleans correspondent of tie
Louisville Courier journal writes The
arrival Of a veritable mermaid in this
port Is the sensation of the day. This
semi mortal, semi finnv being arrived
ON the steamship Netley Abbey, Capt.
Horne, from Panama, few days since.
II was captured by native fisherman,
in the bay of Aspinwall, about Two
months since, during one of the violent
storms to which that beautiful bly Is at
times exposed. Capt Home came in
possession of it through MIR. Grosh. the
superintendent of the Boston ice com
pany, at Panama, and has courteously
exhibited it to many scientists and 9th
ers since its arrival.
This wonder of the deep is in fine
state of preservation. The head and
body OF woman are very plainly and
distinctly marked. The features of the
face, eyes, nose, mouth, teeth, arms,
breast and hair are those Of a human
being. The hair on its head is of
pale silky blonde several inches 10
length. The arms terminate in claws
closely resembling an eagles talons,
instead of fingers, with nails. From
the waist up the resemblance to a wo-
man is perfect and from the waist down
the body is exactly the same az the
ordinary mullet of our waters, with its
scales, fins and tail perf.ct. Many old
fishermen and amateur anglers who
have seen it pronounce it unlike any
fish they have ever seen. Scientists and
savans alike are "all at sea" respecting
1t, and say that if the mermaid be, in
deed, fabulous creature, they cannot
class this strange conner from the blue
waters.
Mermaid or not, Capt. Horne prizes
it very highly. 1t is said that Adam
Forepaugh, now in the city, has offered
a thousand dollars for it, wishing it for
his menagerie, which offer was de-
clined. Capt. Horne will sail for Liver
pool in a few days and hopes to find n
better market in London for it. As the
first American mermaid ever seen in
Europe, it may command more than
ita f.uaiobt -, crDlJ -
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Dr.. r. '. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y: Dear Sir
was sick for six years, and could scarcely walk
about the house NY breath was shor.. and
suffered from pain in my breast and stomach all
the time; also from palpitation and an internal
fever or burning sensation, and experience! fire.
auent sno.herng or choking sensations. | also
suffered from pain low down across my bowels and
in my back, and WIS much reduced in flesh. !
have used your Golden Medical Discovery" and
Favorite Prescription" and feel that | am well.
Very respectfully,
DELLAH 8. McMILLAx. Arlington, Ga.
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Professor Gilmore h S renewed for
five years his contract rs bAndmaster
Of the Twenty second New York. He
gets 81, 200 year, AMI one concert
each year. Bad feeling has developed
between the Seventh and Twenty
second Regiment on account ofthe eff
forts of the former to remove him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

Henry A. Smith, one Of the princely
thieves Of Tweed's gang in New York,
is no longer prince, and his wife and
girl keep an appIe-stand on a Sixth
avenue corner FIR a living.
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The man with corn, who impru-
IDENTIFY kicks an old hat off the side
walk, not knowing there is brick in
side of it, can appreciate the feelings
ofthe French in Tunis.
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For weak lungs, splitting Of blood ess shortr
Of breath, consumption, night sweats, and all lin
gering coughs. DR.. Pierees Golden Medical Dis
coverya is q sovereign remedy. Superior to cod
liver oil. BY druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

The ex Empress Eugene intends to
build a mausoleum in the grounds of
her new English home, and will trans
fer to it from Chiselhurst the remains
of her husband and son.