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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC
Criminal Calendar

Montreal, 1.-The residencelof Melvin
Smith was robbed of $1,000 worth Of
ieweIry and watches.
New Orleans, 1.-Msrgaret Massey,
age 10, was shot by her lover, Henry
Nero, age q; he then shot himself.
Both are believed fatally wounded. Inc
girls mother had suppressed Henry.
Atlanta, Ca, 1.-The body OF q man
named ArgroYes was found dead with
bullets, at q place called Rockmount,
near Griffin to-day.
St, Petersburg, 1t is rumored that
q MOTTO assassinate Grand Duke VIadl-
mir has been discovered.
New York, 1.-Professer w. Z. NC
Clellan and George Rookie fought prize
fight tonight. Mcclellan nearl y laid
Brooke out by fist stroke in the
stomach, and in the third round Brooke
knocked Mcclellan out of time.
Philadelphia, 1.-The question of tax
receiver frauds was before the city coun-
ell tonight. There was great excite
ment, and finally an investigation was
ordered,
Samuel T. Irwin, pleading guilty to
making fraudulent election returos, was
sentenced to niue months imprisonment,
a fine of 500, and disqualified for office
for seven years.
Rio Grsnde City, 2.-Louis Hardy and
Sheriff K. E. Martin were wsylaid and
murdered six miles bsIoW here yesterday.
| The sheriff was robbed Of large amount
Of money collected for taxes.
st. Louis, 2.-Rio Grande City, Texas,
special: The body of Mexican was
found three miles south of town, pierced
! by four bullets, and his throat cut from
| cav to ear, The horrible murder is said
to have 1epn committed by MeXicans
who live this side the river. No clue.
Mexican officials from Camarge, Mexico,
say an entire family was murdered in
cold blood several nights ago, near that
city. 1t is supposed the purpose was
robbery and revenge. This makes four
murders within q few miles in the last
few months. Citizens have appealed to
the governor for rangers TO clear the
| country of the band OF cut throsts. A
posse Of citizens accompanied by a de-
| tachmcnt of United States troops is en-
desvoring to follow the trail Of the muir
Gerers. Colonel Bliss, commanding Fort
Ringald, offers assistance
Decatur, Ala 2 "A riot occurred yes
terday at Ausnisto, a mi0ing town in
| this state, in which many colored men
took part, using stones and pistols. A
policeman in an attempt to restore order,
shot and killed two negroes. The police
man was arrested and exonerated.
Gadsden, Ala, I'm an afray here
Buck Martin was MORALLY shot by q
man named Williams. He returned the
fire and instantly killed Williams. Mar
| tin died to-day.
Dawson, Ga, 2.-Near this place, yes
terday, John -Moreland was assaulted
and robbed by three negroes. Marx
Thompson, supposed to be one of the
robbers, was captured by white men anS
it is reported was beaten to death. Nc
trace of Thompson can be found, but 8
piece of bloody shirt and his sock;
were buried in a swamp.
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Secretary units Report.

Washington, 1.-The secretary Of the
navy in his report says: acquisitions are
made upon the department TO send yes
sells into different parts of the world to
prevent threatened aggression upon the
rights of American citizens, and shield
them in foreign lands from insult or
personal indignity. 1t is to be deplored
that IL many such instances it had
proved impossible to respond TO the calls
from want OF sufficient number of yes
sells. these things ought not to be.
While the navy should not bs large, it
should at all times be a nucleus for its
enlargement upon emergency. II be-
comes the duty of Congress to see to it
that the United States navy should not
be allowed to perish through hamilton,
but should be restored to q condition Of
usefulness, that it may on occasion be so
expanded as TO become ready means Of
protection at home, or in active or ag
gressive warfare in the ports and waters
Of the enemy. Secretary Hunt therefore
heartily commends to the consideration
of Congress, the results Of the lsbors of
the naval advisory board. Referring to
the work Of naval surveying, the secre-
tary recommends that Congress appro-
pirate the means necessary to carry out
systematic surveys OF the ports Of the
West Indies, the Spanish coast, Mexico
and Central America. In furtherance of
this object, the secretary says the United
States steamer Dispatch has been
detailed for the purpose of surveying
during the coming winter months, the
waters and shoals Of the Gulf Of Samsra.
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CKiaACates Of Deposit Issued Payshls %
Demand.
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Ocean Steamship Revolution.

New York, "A project which is
likely TO assume great proportions at an
early date. was the talk IN Wall street
yesterday. 1t contemplates d sweeping
revolution in ocean steamship building,
and it has the support of leading and in
fuential capitalists, principally Masa-
chucetts gentlemen. The vessels are to
be constructed with masts, and there VIII
be literally nothing whatever ADORE deck
except the top OF the pilot house and
funnels. One of the projectors being
intervie we'd said: We have stepped for
ward to solve the problem by damming
In our vessels, covering them as with d
shell from stern to stern. This will place
us above all danger of rough seas speep-
ing over us with whatever force. They
can do no damage. No spars are torn out.
No freight goes over board. No lives are
lost; everything is safe beneath the
roof. The cost of larger vessels will
range from $3.50, 600 to $3.50, 00O, at least
one-third less than ordinary vessels of
the same size. They are all to be built
in this country. One of the objects Of
the enterprise is to bring back 10 the
United States our lost shipping business
And to carry American mails and Amer
lean passengers under the American flag.
Among the gentlemen engaged 10 the
enterprise are Ex-Governor Rice, of Mas
sachusetts; Mr.. Alexander, who is at the
head Of the Cunard line, in Boston; j.
B. Kendall, the builder, prominent in
the Back Bay improvement; 81. NJ. Jere-
gan, of Boston; Congressman John w.
Gambler, and Mr.. Hastings the big Bos-
ton shipper The American Loan and
Trust Company, Of Boston, is trustee of
the present association.
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Thomas CIear.out.

Terre Haute, Ind. 1.-The Methodist
judicis! conference, tonight. refused to
entertain DR.; d. a. iThomss' appeal on
the ground that Thomas had gone out
Of the church since his trial, and the
church has no Jurisdiction in any ease
except those OF members. This settles
his ease, 80 far e. the Methodist church
il concerned.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31
Z Bloody AHray,

The Daveuport Democrat contains an
account OF bloody row which occurred on
Saturday in Harrington saloon, 10S VI est
Front Street. Davenport. The Denoera,
recouDting the sf.ir says that Eve men
were in the place. drinking-James Peters
the well digger, who lives on Christie
street in sast Davenport, and who was the
oldest man in the party. being somewhere
in the ffties Geo Leonard, Nelly Brown
John Nolan aud JAS Murray. The saloon
man snye that Peters bad given Loouard
quarter with which to pay for his break
fast, ard bad treated all the crowd two or
three times; but no matter who did the
treating. every enc Of the group became
jolly drunk-aDd before long it appears
Peters and Brown became ugly drunk. and
got into fight, Peters is powerful man
and would have got the better of Brown
had not Geo. Leonard interfered with O
pocket knife, slashing Peters across the
right wrist and then across the first and
third fingers. Peters cried, Keep of; fer
Gods sake don't butcher me-" and
Leonard then gave him slash across the
stomach, cutting his breast open fer a
space of four inches, through
his overalIs and pants. and against
a long, thin blank book,-and the book
saved his life. The wounds on the wrist
and fingers were to the bone. lateral ar
terry of the wrist being severed and the
blood cured from it in a squirting stream
He also got a cut across the back, which,
however severed bis suspenders. A
party fastened for a doctor, and after
quite search fortunately came across DIR.
Bawden. who was on his way toshis Office.
The Doctor FASTENED to the saloon. and
found Peters pale with terror and loss of
blood, the red fluid being thick over
large space of the floor. The Doctors
Grst job was tying the artery. which he
did with sou,e difficulty, Peters being
nervous-the blood squirting up in little
streams the while. and only James
Houghton, the drayman, and Joseph
Cope. who had kindly stepped in. to help
But be fixed Peters so that he could con-
vey him to his Office and there bound I'D
his wounds 80 that he could be taken
home.
But before the Doctors arrival Officer
Garland had appeared upon the scene
and arrested Leonard, Brown, Nolan and
Murray and took them to the Jail.
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Mothers! Mothers!l nnothers.,!

PIXIES TooTHAoHE DROPS CURE IN
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1nssrestine 60 Lu1nbermsn.

From the Chicago Tribune We learn
that Edward 2 Allis has commeoced suit
it the United States courts against J. s.
Keator & Son, and Dimook, Gould i Co,
Of Moline, and the Rock Island Lumber
Manufacturing Co. and Weyerhauser 4
Denkman of this city, to prevent them
from using q patent for head blocks for
saw mills. issued originally to Nelson +.
Beekwith on the Goth of December. 1871.
In addition the lumber firms of Daven-
port arc wanted to pay from $500 to
$500 royalty Cd the same.
The head block il called ''boss dol"
and il il an iron dog used in saw mills for
holding logs steady while they are being
sawed. It has been used for years here
Most of our manufacturers purchased
their dog of Messrs. Filler, Stowell i Co.,
of Milwaukee who agree to stand by them
and declare that Allis & Co.'S claim is yet
to be established by the courts and they
offer to fill the country with dogs If saw
mills desire it.
Our lum bermen interested have az yet
resolved DO notice other than through the
newspapers, aud say they will pay no at
tentiou to the matter. but will leave the
case to Filler, Stowell y Co., who are
perfectly able TO see the matter through
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31
Trinity churoh Enta.nmsrs

The social entertainment by the ladies'
of Trinity church, - Turner Hall, on
Saturday evening. was one of the most
pleasing and successful affairs of the
season. Much was expected, but it was
hardly anticipated that 90 admirable and
complete success would crown the effort s
of those engaged The originators aud
those who took. part are deserving much
credit, and we hope the experiment Of
Saturday evening will be repeated. Bob
by Shafto" Jack Horner". Pretty
Maid' and Mistress Mary" were the
selections for part first, and each was vel
given. The second part comprised
Scenes frora FsirSland" Cinderella,
Blue Beard" Sleeping Beauty"
Artists Studio" The costumes were
very pretty. and the tableaux givep with
fne effeot. Those taking parts in the
entertainment were Miss Maud Champion,
Miss Grace Champion. Miss Anna Buford
Mr.. j. c. Wall, Dir. VI. a, Thompson
Dir. a j. Stibolt, Miss Millie Gaylord
Miss Glenn, Mr. Rosse. Mr.. George
Peasants. Miss Claude Hakes. Mrs. E.
@. Wall and Mr.. Chas. Hull, and all did
we'll. The entertainments was one of the
most pleasing events of the season
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31
ALL SORTS.

| When New York young man pops the
| question he now says, Lets consolidate.
The man who has gathered a big CROP
wants tot keep il shady.-Nelo OrteGn!
Picoyuns.
Anal A convention of old school doc
tors in the apital OF Italy. Allpaths &c
to Rome. american Queen.
| The last words of the great Emanuel
Kent were, ut is enough" They had
just given him some gruel.-AdUance
| Queen.
| The lecturer who had an audience oil
three old maids and one man and his wife
said be drew n full house-three of q kind
and pair.-Boston Post.
Quite q number of young women have
recently been killed while coasting,
Young man, il you have a good girl don't
10, bar slide philadelphia Chronicle.
| Those who believe that the world owes
them living don't stop to consider how
many bad debts the old globe has to shout
der. - Cincinnati Saturday Night.
A man in q Pennsylvania town has
twenty nine children Strangers passing
the house on washing days are at a ioes to
determine whether il il q school or laun-
dry,
Mrs, DR.. Lucy Broad, of Buffalo. was
recently out driving. and her horse ran
into window valued at $500 This is
takicg to the glass rs;Ler expensively:-
Fulton Times.
A London cabman cal el after smart
dapper little gentleman. who afscts par
ticuary large hats: Come out of that
at, will yer7 I knows yer in it, COS
sees your feet"
Quail are said to be poisonous while the
ground is covered with snow. Persons
fond of quail will sfnd soft boiled $40
bill on toast just as good eating: Ptadet-
phia Chronicle.
Mare Roseshas been photographed In
one hundred and fifty different positions,
The orly person who can bea her for va
riety of attitudes is boy told to sit still
on chair at funeral Boston Pest
Mrs. jenkins is a clever old lady. and
meaus well, but sometimes gets the wrong
word. She hit is pretty close though.
yesterday, when she said the storm looked
omnibus for the horse railroad --Losceu
Ctttaen. - :
He drew to bobtail flush. Then he
bet $40 fat. What have your" asked
the other man. His only answer wass "a
sigh" as he pushed the money to his ad
versary and threw down his cards.-Nesc
Orleans Picayune.
com plexions is mixture of sour milk and
cheap lard. 1t makes woman ninety
years old look as blooming as girl of
sixteen. Detroit Free Pfese.
The Philadelphia NesCs says man Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken ofiyour rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so. go at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WiEstew's sooth-
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little sufferer immediately-de
upon 1t; there is no mistake about it.
There IS not q mother on earth who
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at once that 1t viii regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother. and relief
and health to the child operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States. sold eyery-
where. % cents q bottle.
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NERVOUS OGgrL.rTY

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Not Slow, Yet Sure.

at takes time. ;" is the reply of the doc
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COMPLAINS that the medicine prescribed
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The progress of the cure is rapid as well
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Miller & Hart, Malone. N. Y, writes:
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that city has invented "talking machine
We. infer that he 10 not married man.
Anyhow. he can's obtain patent on such
a continuance. because it is an infringement
ON q woman's rights convention. Norris
tosca Herald
30 dearl" exclaimed young lady. en-
tering public hall the other evening:
what dreadful odorsof carburetted by
drogen." :'Mumf said the janitor with a
carburetted hydrogen" she explained.
That's no kind o gin. mum, . replied the
janitor. That's gsrss; the pipes is leaky,
mum. = Boston Transcript
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THE OFFICIAL RETURNS,
AEdaIus:a ana 1rury Thrown Cut Cor
1ufo1masities.

The eanvassing board on Saturday CEN
posed of Justices Chopper and Cooke.
and County Clerk Donaldson. met and can
vassed the returns of the late election.
Owing to the informalities 10 the returns
Andalusia which cast 81 votes for Ankrum,
and SO votes for Haubcrg, and Drury.
which cast So votes for Ankrum. and 63
votes for Hauberg, were thrown out. The
Andalusia certificate was not properly
filed out, and the Judges aDd Clerks fall
ed to sign the Drury returns. Following
= IL oEE;o;nl .nta hu fnuns.=
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Gid L3edxord.

Nothing is Superior to the .old genuine
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Son, Boston. They keep only strictly
pure article. For sale by all first class
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Daniel Lawrence i Sons genuine old
Medford.
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The best Salve in the World for Cuts
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SKIN DISEASE,
Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A
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Rpuend1os

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have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
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March z, 1879.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 200 pages.
cloth and gilt binding. SO cents: same in
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cents; Womanhood, 10. cents: Pamphlet, 8
cents-securely sealed. by mail, Send
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the great specialist, eli st. Charles
st T.ouis Mo
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Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsy, are
different forms of congestion. the result of
catching cold Trask's Magnetic ONT
ment was never known TO isaI ia imme-
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A SPLENDID BLOOD PURIFIER.

Stockton, 10 Dav1ess Co., Aug. 10, 1879
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DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.

Plum River, Stockton, 10 Davees Co.. Ills.1S79
Dear Slr:-I was afflicted with distress in my
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Don't.Get The CnllIs.

Ii you are subject to Ague you must be
sure to keep your liver. bowels and kid
neys in good free condition When SO.
you will be safe from all attacks The
remedy to use is Kidney Wort. Ii is the
best preventative of all maiarial diseases
that you can take. See advertisement in
another column,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31

Pages Climax Salve is now sold at the
rate of millions of boxes yearly-no medi-
clue has ever earned SO large sale, solely
upon its merits. For sale by Druggists
everywhere.
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LOCAL COLUMN .
& CARD.

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Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JosrdH
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