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, 1881-06-07

ut"t x,,' sra sa a'ty rea'' assstc ,S: t " tn
t@.y.s @ t' Tvs ax'pF v, 5kc,s ay s,ocks:
!,raTs 1 i!so ''ke' u" III ofacf u eo''"p "f"afy
I'm. ,,,,,, ,,'...a nhn ~ 'A.'nS ~. tn-nAf
!las i,ceh WIetser Or n"t the trunk lines wore
f',tsG iHu ir t's Nw wv 'f!1,nn tG,r i , .i;s 1;, @
s,xp!ailic,t III. M nwny by S'!yilK that Air. FHuicr-
4est",s nskr Il Il itN ,,lsIt.fsmnl ~ hS tht ctt, ,
tf,nt rnf,,. i,.v" mi ,.,., ,,,., ,mT nsh
trs.,ia s +, neG III NV, III n. t. en., a' % u
f;r,,,,ral Fm}rif " Nr'nt NJ ~ ~, 'tr ri.,
lta,l. mil tEis ,t,nFuimp mkui y HAT H tn Er,e ae
iuit,t rntc. tint nj ,,o,c, - sm;s,tt, -, ,u ~
,"ins la, i"n,, ~ r,,., - H. e. s..i
, it'd tilt il s,,'.lI Hnttr,, In, h', .,i,.,
IL, w|,,,] Inv, r,n,ix,m II ~" 1,t. n x"i
iint' Hill "e''''n'or''le" brokers' sas 1i'ey Know
''a' n.rpx ann n.,x,, ,,.r
ona t,,a ,,n.nt,.-. - ,,s.s.',,,.. ,.
@ a'r,,nt s tiis ,nGrs,,, ut y psoitIlMeht iIrin I
:eai a, 's sst 1I,g rsg gxaL, 81 t: :,,n,1 xaSf1s
t5"'. ~, ., .'.at c ..,,, II ~ anfeweGSt 'nen ~
,.1tt .nu a1!eat saiu ui;;day: Mf; Vatt!er-
ui,in uiS aus ,,,ii iif'"'ms" rum Mu Mhef
fu thr son ti. @ in ." 1,,ns. mt sittat,o!: nis ~
@ et si nv tr,, ,G ne , t,a.fn sn i, o. g. Nv f,leits
st1t,s Ha.t " iK W; ~ 0m. tey wili ~ 'I.lo 70 gft
s',asH u r,u ,te cnpof: My aaea Is tnat ~
VnIarIIt ,unni,. '}sa,. wa,t =. ;':,,rt,ao tme
tl!u market, j ,}o iiot thfnk lin r,tiihr nj
rntcs viii amount to 1ullcli, cxcrpt M Il il
used as Il lever. Tho Vanderbilt inlurcst il
prizes tllail We in.i. Yat, rs n resHit nf tlls
inove,nullt, thu chances ire Tint thev Viii
begin to loatl tlp ts s,0n Us the weak lIvtders
begIt tu throw thoir stocks uuDil liz
market" '''
to-loy rccoycrr,t ul",,,t q rr"tu NJ tha ,,oa
Snt,,r,lnS ~, n ,nnr. iffs, fa"f;r., ,,ffini
, 1881-06-07

DEADwooi,, d. r., June GA terrific hall
and wind storm passed. over tl,Es city this aft
ernoou. doll1g grent damage. lIail-stonps
tho stze OF hcl's eggs fell for over two hours.
Ono stonu measured twenty-five inches II.
circumference. 4 wlllrlwind struck III
Deadwool t}uleh, near tho confluence Of
pletcly destroying four houses, killing one
wolnu1t,-the wife of John a. Woc0tt, OF
st. Luufs,.-a,ld serionssy injurlng Mrs.
ThoMns and lser twtl yunng children. llaln-
and hurled in SONS Instances II dtstallce Ut
0ycr zoo feet 1'nlegrap-roles were t0rn M
for a distances Of nearly lnilc. Thu ,yIlirl-
wind separated before reactltng tic tlIlckly
would lave been Simply fearful,
, 1881-06-07

~ I N+S - atI4htts
=. dtstfat Dtspateh to Tht Ehteavo Tribune
ssw ln1sN. June G.-Aiore than oue thou
@a 1aen employed by brewers In tl,is city
seat on strike tflis morning, leaving nearly
"y ., brewing firms without help. Tho
WIG las becl impending for SONIC weeks,
r' wy 'nanaRest by ono Of tic reporters Ut a
~ Ststnan soelaltsttc newspaper, who orgnn-
asa ua union, The demand Is that tho
ssess Wy o. tlalty labor required Of tile uen be
,sSssea 1rol4 sixteen to twelyc, and that the
a exeMpt from Suiduy work. Tho
Is"m2 =. 1sfMs, With few exceptions, are will
" cohccae 10 tho extcmt 0t exact
- nom their men four hours less Of
s.s! %s eae day, but t,lsist that tho work ab-
@auly necessary to be done OIL Sunday
Sss.N SHN Performed. Tho atrikgrB marched
s@ssexis @ss,ais frntl tho vnrtutts bruwerIes to Fer.
Ef'a III assembly ruU,Is Ut THIRD avenue uni
'"'aI!ll Street, where
~+h1lSd MAS Ilt:f.n AND RESOLUTIONS
~. WEtsE ADOPTED.
ILL.,: IT, men Of +. s. VI. Sclluefcr ard John
hn,"sl MeEe denounced because tllgy had
Id I'gPas!'sett Pa.@!ett nattcrs will, tlleir employers
pfksr.a " y work. Another demand OF tic
rsss1ayi a u NV silal Foreman llasslcr, Of Elreb's
t%sSsIy, bu discharged, ti,oy llttylug llado
vsjr sas'es obnoAlu.!s To tho men under
h;nd1 1su!!iaslty. 1T IL not likely that tho tle.
h., ~ d!elr discharges will meet with 8ttG-
s,ue niatef ,iatef i'ntulglnK IN speecl,,I,aking for
&uldeis tno !|g'l. .nrtrfEtllet| tHtn EQtly, u
j; Sa!i|Es' u l4lRe45 R$ 3f efJ ft sS
MS.,ss u brnoklyM. 4 secret meeting Ut
!,IIe''y, q, PIStopr!rtors IS WIS held Ii. Stel,Ge,,
Et,snw,a..u! W. u!e lls'wery. Secretary lllclaul
hxosi.,teesef, Ut tho United States Hrewera'
halt%.alll, presided over tle meeting, Tile
M sma!efs smna M eanllnt be Infected by tho atrlkU
~h4aJ suli uaSs W, rs nearly u of them have
y, d,y4 4'e'e''' 's'sel-E'eef TO Inst t'rce Or
n, souhs IL ylc!li 10 y"
aASh f6lt THE ABOLITION or Sun
u .l,. DAY WO'tK,
eSl44t !" a!to or txtr,l pny therefor. or to
tllon y ~ coinmttteu OF tic Workinx,uen's
aauL Ths1!r Th1 e'A!toyinR and discllarxtnX af
sas II twns,"'' "'!lliiKntsS to reduce tho work
~ drswn ellb9.lylng tlluso conclusions
y Eat,%smm,@l Eat%m ~ anu Sigl!ed by nil present.
y N1ts "tnhycr. tho Secretary, sRll Tint
a*tt, H., WIS merely SVc1Rllstlu move.
Vt h,,~0 mems wnges were increased
pniI aso, ald NOW tic pour
asdtsi, so5tnsi, better pa!,i tI,au tle SAINT, G cnss
s&a a"ea III any other business, 1icM Vi
LAllOI! WHATEVER WAB Iit:-
ttte hs,d =. Ql'ltsEt>
ttep ttcrty.uan,!t Sl5 to SIS per month. Cellar
SSsrptH ssea.fEulm &tD to $50 ptr tlOlltlI. Aill
IT. "ul 5-,Gn to Sa,00O per RNsun.
eSst atso]ut"ag;aaa certain amount OF
,tueA ~ Necessary ~ III every 6nA-
ass,Iha y til0 fcrlnrs.t,Ito1. etc.' wl,ich + Il
~, n s',1 u Neglect in vt,.W nj III. itph
, 1881-06-07
THE MANHATTAN ROAD.

JUDGE brady vAc.ATEs Ills onnfl. GIANT
ING a STAY OF ris0cEEplSus.
NEW YoitK, June 7.-Justtcc Brady, of ifs
own motion to-day vacated the stay which
l'o granted last Friday Iii the proceedings by
tho Attornoy-tioneral for the appointment Of
Receiver OF the property Of tho Manhattan
Hallway Company. Early this morning Just
icu }rady sent Notes to Burton v. Harrison.
w',o appears with the Attorney-Gcneral, and
bo In attendance ut the General Term room
at flalfpast u o'clock. At thnt hour tho
chamber at tho Gullerai Term WAS filled with
applicants for admission to the Bar. Justice
gun III! address to tho counsel, who llatl ap-
pearcd u response to Ills requests. liz WIS
DEEPLY MOVED.
llo spoke in n !ow, husky yo!ce, and his face
s,*,, was yory pale. l1e said; II lave sent for
People agninst the Manhattan Railway Com
Srst Witch @ eraited last FritIay IL saI staying ig
proceedinEs Ia tug inption for the nppotnt-
own motion. Tho. stay was Improper ai,;l
never should iiave been granted by llie. 1
cllttrc!y n,IstllHtcrhto0d the purpose nf the
publication. supposed t},ut an appea! had
hue, denying thu defendant's motidn tn laaye
tile complaint made illuro teanlt md certain.
WISH 10 TAKE THE ESTIRE uLAME
upon myself for tho error. / do not hold
con!tscl responsible. l should have exait,-
lneh TIE papers, and should haye: learned the
the stay, md shall ask Judge ponolluo to GO
on With tho motion for 4 ii1celver ay II 1l0
stay bud baeil granted. l don't wish to lear
%y ", snaSs u f9o COUNSEL but tho order
Mr.. BACON, ot tho firm of Dors}elmer.
bacon q Duyo. who was the only nlte ut the
Gollnsel for tie ROAD present, began MI a1-
dress to tho Court Of
WHAT OCCURRED nEFoRE JUSTICE brady,
when lla {l3aeon) alrd Mr. lowrey nlnto ap-
fl,lpu'd hin, and ear1,estly said: Ii your
l1onor please, ii any discussion Is to be NJ
lowctl, tho Attorley-tiener,.! desires to l,o
heard ut once, and fully" Mr.. !,acon quick
1ilaku," md almost lmn,ediateiy lett tho
Justice. Braty, afser reitorating tl,s' state
ment that tho 0r:iar was tlla<(0 Ut Ills own
%ies % s ws a 9se Gos III p!sa pGsks r oe Tsfss dS s
original ordor sIaying the proceedings, aid
With hls own hand illdorsed upun 1t tue fol-
It !s hcFrby ordered that the within order 10
varatod aud proceedings horetn rostoro., fully,
and that i be in all respects as 1t when tho
~tS;a gSna qt4ss I ISst' wa' signed. 'so it. pHApx.
It is underatool that .Justico Brady then
Immediately went to SEQ JMstico UonohMc,
and requested him to go on with the nutl0,l
chamber calendar OF tho Court. Probably it
Wlll bo allet up. for argument tt-lnorrow.
With the beginning OF the Juno terrI, how
over, 1t now comes regularly before Justice
Lawrence, !rstGns! OF Justice Donoiluc, bc.
fore whom 1t will be heard. 1t Will depend
on Tue wlsh Ut Justice Lawrence and tho
Willingness OF JAattce DoMohue II 1t Is scnt
buck to hiul.
, 1881-06-07
CASUALTIES.

6Ptelat UApdfeh to The Chicago 1HtAHs.
CEt'tN RAr1I'a, H.. June G.-l'hc wreck
ut the twn freigtt-trafns which ct,tltslct On
the Chicago IL N0itl!wrstern 1sallway yes
tcrtIay WAS cleared sufficiently fnr trnt,Is tt,
l'tss to-day. There wcrc thirty-flye cars and
twn' engines lcnr1y all demolished. Tile
tratn running tow.l grade and 10 make Ce-
tInr lsapt'ls ngalnst M. II, extra, was all
piled III distance OF ITO ftet, some Of the
"Mrs :.Mrs 1ighcr than. the telegraph line.
1hc train .ta,t,slslel Df three cars
# l'ogs, agricultural implements, grNtn, utc.
Tw9 brakeman were kitlctl-Frai,k llortot,,
md Minnesota, .antl .Jo'n llear!y. III CIfmtpu.
The notly " !learly WIS not ft,itt ~ to this
evening. 4 turn,ler'y Iliqtiest over Iinrtun's
nH,,,y Ugly wms @ l'et to-day, but Il uni yGt co-
ntetr, T!,r ra.se at tt,o collfston IS difficult
ayainst tl1c. operator here, l.ewis. who failed
- lIn!tl train NJ. Il. extra, us ordered. Fur
thcr investigation. hOWovGr, iltay pnrn solll1
BLAINE Gli otl,gr parties. The loss tn tic COM
p4'liy will probably exceed SijO,NU.
, 1881-06-07
PAYING AN OLD DEBT.

HpftlaF IIpuFfh " Ih4 EhIfa90 1F}hQN&,
INDIANAPOLIS, lMtl., JuuuH-lIenry Cogl,.
ia1., Of 1A,ndoll. Etg., wl!u rucantly OBJ
tanned judgment against tito State OF indiana
upon one OF the Wabasll j. Eric Canal bonds
Ut 1EH, was to-tlay paid tho amount c'aIu,cd
principal and Interest. Tho bond was for
Si,0N, but the interest llas accumulated
mill .thB sum aus WIS ~, 5,6rt III, Vlleru
ure twenty-ioMr other 60ntls OF tho
Aaltle tssAa unpaid still. MI at which aru hold
by CoKllIA1I, ,alid the Su prulna Court haa bci0rs
It VI, NXrecu c,l4o ~ to whittier the 6ta1u uf-
tlcers llaye powur to horHw. the amount re-
Vutrctl 10 discllnrgG the e!ltfro Indebtedness,
which would ilvolvo parties ull over tie
Hiato lii suit 10 foreclnsu thu mortgage ron.
resented BY tue b0l,tls upon the canal prop
nrtY.
, 1881-06-07
STORM DAMAGE,
Ypkttae I}snafeh 10 1hs f,htrr,+n 7yths,ra

DAvkSl'oisT, H., June G.-iestcr.lay morn
ing's storm Of wi'nl, rain, and lightning,
which was quito violent i'll tho city, a,notlllt~
I'd 10 tornado in the country on both sides
Of the river. III the suburbs Of tie town
lightning struck III three pIaccs, injur[ng
houses. Three miles from Princeton barn
Of William NlcCarn WIS unrnofeu ind Il por-
tlon u the 1fof Carried nglinst tic house,
breaking t,te Il! w'nttows alld cEush!ls
barlls Of Urfnh AitIss and J. Il. Sl,arlow wore
blown dawn. In Butler Township the burn
of Edward Robinson was struck, and two
horses anti two head OF cnttlo killed. The
storm also did much mischief III Cortlova, oil
the lllnnis side OF the river. This afternoon
ut o'clacll AnUthpr heavy wind stUrnl p..ssed
over thu city. 1t WAS accompanied by much
lightning, n1it the rain descended furlously
for two hours.
, 1881-06-07

deSet1 ONo41sH 70 1W EA9td96 3f15ah<-
FASTuS, ILL.,, June IA heavy storm of
rain accompanied by thunder an.l lightning,
rnxel llore this morning. Thu storu. was
general through this section, anu dill lauel,
goOtl. 'rllu Cry Ut the fartnors for tho past
month Inns been for .rafl1, aud ilnw they win
Htears f',r Il. Carso,l near this city, 'lWir
va'nu WIS S:aU. 1t Is rA!ning heaslly ugain
rs we write.
, 1881-06-07

EWM FF0AcEAt0 T4Nyp.
Quo day theFe WaS Il fuller Lut u GoH ut man
IN tho u.4rkut. aud tho dug i was Il hltpr. Aftur
It had BIT thu Ecltvt iour uF tyo tlulVs. by threw
usau. tho fuller did: "dle luan. ti!dn't yH, uso
10 Aayo thIa dogy' Thu .lbx-nia hu lMkHl Ut
s4ist: "Wo!l, yea, ! hp4 bin, about balt tho
t!Gs, kpl tue other Aalt l4 had ns.: 4hau tho
, 1881-06-07

fciter hn WIS fowrtous mad, md he set1: ""wot
Wy you sell me seoh dog IL thisn forT' And
the old man be Apuko up md sel: )" Far fn,,r
Iolar, anu soventy oonts, Ionic money" Thsa
mo Teller hh Kueeeasl be wud) 70 huMc, II tf1e
,s ;loF wnH willing. Uncle Nod, wioh hna been In
itldy and everywhere, he sayk tho Mexican 3foH1
annt haso no hair OH eth. Dogs howl io,iari
cats btlt cnts Is t1rc trry. md can wok IN TOP
~ .,, teften and blow up thofr tail like btoon
, 1881-06-07

MINERS AND C0KE-DRAWERS,
8p&tlat Dlspateh to Tbs Chicago Tsthuns,
PITTSnuR0, Pa, june 0.-.rhe miners and
cnke-drawora of the COnnellsyfllo coko ro-
slons inauguratud n strtko today by tte-
inandng all advances OF 10 cents at oven for
c0ko-tlrawlng alul ono cent por buscl for
mining coaI. .Ths strike ilas 50 fur nut
turned ont well, ~ only nb0lt Dne-fourth of
tha operatives llnvo guilt work. 'rlle w0rk-
men Nre 4!sappolntodt and operators Eay it
will ba failure.
, 1881-06-07

rEo1u.., ILL.,, June a-rlo l., u. j. ". Rail-
way brItlgo oyer tlla Il'inuis llIyer at this
place broko down last l'Egl,t under the weight
Of forr enrs Of glucose. which now lie ut tho
10tto,ll Of tho rlyur, Tllo bridge was cUil-
4lpt1lt%i Aax WuuIas kgt4 h,t haltQatelF lJtel,t,
nubcatltG ru!aa h.sltUtSslrH mutt klG1 T1t .fo}~
, 1881-06-07

MANsr1EE.1, O., June 0--Sunator Sherman
tt'-.lay sA{l tllere WAS not u purliclG IT truth
III tho Inpusatlon tEat no WAS connected with,
Ur responsible for, tha errors aud abllsus tlp-
yplope.l III tbs ptusling Treasury lnyesti9a-
tlon, and that this Will clearly Mppear In .iuu
ttlIu; but llU i.Aa furphurno to say unytl,Ins
iA self llefpAsp.
, 1881-06-07
4 YOUTHFUL orATcIr-EArER.

DAYTON, o., juno 6-lt little girl Of s
yenrs, daughter Of Samuel Scllwarx, died II,
this city this morning from eating the heads
Of several parlur.lnatelles. This wt.s done
several days ago, a,.l M Immediate clrecla
WnrU noticed until ypsterttay, Wllell the el.ilt
took sick md lIle.ilcal Aid WIS summoned,
but N0thlIg could be dullu tu Yayp her life.
, 1881-06-07

dps<tat Dspaieh to 7as Chicago 1f41ans- II.
+, !CAnhlsuRAl'{pK!l1h. 1Jrho lisa 'llsavYi
,aeon'f att6mbhaIed "bYrtevtro thiiititlcr ui.d
lightning. has preyallc,! this afternoon and
uyelIIn0 throughput Cei,tr.a! Iown. j. ull,l,-
Dor Of wasllUuts Rro already reported, mil at
~ o'clock tho sturln continues ulnbatgl,
, 1881-06-07

PAISLEY, Ont. June d,-lleayy frost last
hight In this acotiUl.. Green fruit ana yege-
tablcs seriously tlamngotl.
, 1881-06-07

a FIlACTInu9 MULE.
3pseta1 DIpateh to 1hs Catsae0 TrshuBa
Afct;11E0ols, In, J.lne H-Anarew Oleson,
living few miics fror, here, wus thrown by
Il mulo violently NpUn tllg ground. lle died
yestvr1ay from tho effects Ut his Injuries,
, 1881-06-07

HOOKING VALLEY COAL-MINEI{g.
9Ssstas Qtspatth to Ihs CA4easo 1ttbuns,
CoLuADus, O., June d.-:rhe trouble That
has existed for moro than thirty days III tho
Hooking Vallsy among the 1n!!crs llas hap
p!ly. terminated without InwlusIleas, aau
eet,ts per ton-this morning nt all tho ,utl1cs
III the Hooking Valley rugl0tl.
, 1881-06-07

ROMAN CATHOLIC KNIGHTS,
LANCASTER o., june G-rho Roman
Catholic Knights Union of Ol!io Ia now In
sessl0n here a gra,ul street pAratlu took
plAe0 to-day,
, 1881-06-07

they can obtain hni,tls from a,nong the con-
stahily-nrrtvthg Immigrants.
THE nEt'ISN1Su pF THIS WHOLE rI0t1,t.E,"
aastt = prominent brewer, "wias nl,nnt twn
months nKt,, wiIr,l tho i0rc,,,en were ,ljs-
charged iron, three brewerles becrIise tEury
joined thu 1}ruWeta' UntDll, wlIIrh icn
Init lMGn formeti abnnt Il Inn,lt. The
frnt!G-tlhlnhA IT the city md
vic'nity 'm,ycuttctt' t1osr brewers, md they
were cuE1pcl!et tn rpinstMtG their tttsctnlrQctf
fote;.nrn. .; A. ntceIF1'x IT tic boss brewers
q tllu time 10 slirlH'rt WIS giyrn uluYu tlrtnY
19r tlicIr ncti0ll. S0oh nfter Afr. Ellrn!t Ills
Charged \ man for !ncOnt1 nt1petetWy.'rlo Trade
Untnl demanded tint IG Hluitttt t,o taken
buck, and lnsIslet TINT atl brewery en,ttloyis
Should bectttite tneflmrs Ut t1lu Uhiutl. It
iUw seemed tftne fur tic brewers to tako
stcps tn
PROTECT T1tEstsEt.vi:s FisoM rSwA1sllASrEl,
tSTENFEItESCE
with their business, which was constantly
betltE iilHt!e by tila UntDn. We lltW willing to
tn,tcttte hi lust tcinns, nIlt VT !ltlEeye our
reduction Of hours to twptyg will ltp bent.-
ficEa to MIR business, but wct, t,itr employees
dictate tn It's iluw we shall etIlhilrt our lllst-
iIess especially III bra1clIes wstrll dD not
concern thes1'. We will mt submit to II, for
WE CAN uO TO CASTLE GARDEN
atsl Gct nil entirely new sgt Ut men. md, with
ullr skilled lIrlD, which hts rull,nined Will
t|mo to 10 tho worIs required Of tilcml.
, 1881-06-07

The Good Old TImea-laow = school.
lunatsr Was Fxld on Long I.lMlsd
Two Hundred nnd twenty-five
YeAr8 Ago.
Jons7,al Of ElutAltols. ...
The following IL u copy NJ thu aKrDeu1ent made
EctWeOA tim Town of tlutttln1tt!l Lung Island,
aud jonas lioulJswurth, tts tlrzt suhouEtuastur.
ahja copy Aas beeil snAlo fur tho JDtFauH by
William =. lcllctEan, .atttur vt the southampton
Iowu AccaFsis, Secently printed by order Ut tho
town;
IA cosenant and Agreement made tho
elet9ulh IAy Ut February ll57 It Curtu ur
'ruwl1u MeptInK. iIttwlxt the Inhabitants uf 50
Towna VI Huntington Of tha ono p4Etfe, And
, 1881-06-07

F1tafoh18tcT corrected Tor teMpefaturo, 0IeyHt0n,
and Instrumental grror. -
3ietn basumGt1f, :y.StL
Mean thHrIu0n1el4r, tL4
MpKn humidity. HILL
Hlxheht temperature 51!n.
LoH91t temperature. nj.
GESEttAL uusERvtTIQXH
Chicago. JuuH H-t[1q n. ne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
POLL TAX.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF STREETS
Salt Lake City. Dec. II, 1881.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
ALL THOSE WHO HAVE FAILED
Il to Pay or Work their Road Poll
Tax for the current Year, are hereby
notified that said Tax became Delinquent
on the First day Of December, 1881, and
unless it is paid within TEN DAYS
from date, shall proceed to collect the
same as provided by law.
CHARLES LIVINGSTON,
d13 Supervisor of Streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
$500 Reward /!

We will pay the above reward for
any case Of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware Of counterfeits and imita-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN c. WEST s. Co., "The
Pill Makers 161 and 1873 w. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
3 cent stamp. Z. G. NJ. 1. Drug
Store, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16

The new YORK Eeening Pos !
editorially thus states and summarize
the Cannon Campbell contest for the
Utah delegates seat:
The facts of the contest for the seat Of
the territorial delegate from Utah, which
will presently come up in the House Of
Representatives, are familiar. In the
election of 1880 there were cast Is, 1926
votes, of which George Q. Cannon re-
ceived 1868, and Allen G. Campbell
1857. Notwithstanding this majority
for the former of mere than II, 600, Gov
ernor Murray gave certificate OF cleo
ton to the latter on the ground that
Cannon was not citizen Of the United
States. l. is charged that there was a
technical irregularity in his nsturalizs-
ton papers. The remaining facts neoes-
sary to an understanding of the case are,
hat Cannon is q po!ygamist and Camp
bell is not. The questions before the
House of Representatives are ~ whether
it shall oveTrule its own decision, made
several years ago. that the objection on
the score of citizenship is unfouuded; ~
whether, If il does set aside the earlier
judgment, Ii shall award the seat to
Campbell, who evidently was not chosen
by the people; ~ or whether it shall
order new election, so that the inbabi-
t0nts Of Utah msy be represented by Il
delegate Of their own selection. II the
real ground Of objection to Cannon is
that he is a pOlygamist, it would be bet
ter to put his rejection frankly upon that
ground, and not rest it on technicslity
which has once been dismissed. The
argument OF those who are in favor of
giving the seat to Campbell because the
legal effect of votes cast Tor al ineligible
candidate is to elect the next highest on
the list, though q minority candidate, is
met by the supporters of Cannon with
the other argument that, whatever the
courts may have held on this question,
the House of Representatives is supposed
to decide such contests upon the equities
Of the particular case rather than upon
narrow iechnicslities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16

THE NEW YORK Times, the ablest of
all the republican organs, edlt1rially
refers to the Utah delegate contest as
follows:
The Utah contest in the House is
among the very first topics for brisk dis
cussion. The question was not settled
yestel day, and 1t is likely to cause much
trouble before the seat is awarded. Clerk
Adams, it appears. placed Cannen's
name on the roll of mem bers-elect, the
ground for his action being the pTesents-
ton to him of 8 certificate from the terri
torial secretary, showing that Cannon
had received 1865 votes, whereas
Campbell had only 1887 votes. Speaker
keifer yesterday ruled that Cannon's
name was wrongfu!ly placed on the roll,
and be forbade that it should be called.
This is 8 somewhat arbitrary ruling, and
il is doubtful If it can be sustained. The
certificate Of election on which Campbell
bases his claim Is a singular document.
The governor does not certify that Camp
bell received the highest number efvotes
cast at the election for delegate, but that
he "was the person, being q citizen Of
the United States having the greatest
number of votes, , etc. This is an inge-
NOUS evasion of the law, the governor
having allowed himself to be first drawn
into an inquiry of Cannon's alleged i'm
perfect naturalization.
In q long Geographic accoan: O
the proceedings in the House on Mr.
Cannon's case, We find the following
in the Times:
The same question as to Mr.. Cannon!
qualifications was raised few years age
in Congress, and sitter a thorough inves'
tigstios, decided in his favor. Governor
Murray had no right to issue certificate
of election to Campbell. and in view o.
the Constitutional right Of the House to
determine the qualifications Of its mem
bers, it is doubtful whether tho Utah
court had any authority to pass upon
that question. It is the duty of the Gov.
eruor to certify to the facts as they arr
Of record in the Office Of the secretary OF
state for the territory. In this case the
Governor ignored the facts and upon the
assumption that the candidate having
the highest number Of votes was disqusl'
fled to serve as delegate in Congress
issued his certificate to 8 man who re-
ceived less than one-tenth Of the number
of votes cast for his opponent. Thus thl
Governor has assumed to decide q lues
ton which the House Alene can decide.
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We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction of the
scoundrels who forcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night.
September 25th, 1881, and who mali
ciously destroyed a portion of our
stock and fixtures to the amount of
about four thousand dollars.
AUER & MURPHY.
P. S.-The Occidental will con
tinue as Of old, and will endeaYor to
keep nothing but the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fam
lies supplied on short notice.
-AUER 81 MURPHY,
Projectors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16

The CONTENTS of the HERALD this
morning are ss follows:
1sT PAeE-Latest kilograms - Inc
Guiteau's Trial.
Cd -Telegraphic News - SsoVllle
LecLures-The Burned Theatre.
Sd PAeE-Telegrsphic News-Rsllroad
cket-Clicks-Polygamy.
4 tn PAeE-Editolisls - Hotel Arrivals.
5TH PAGE-TeIegraphi News - Grim
inal CsIendar-List Of Lettera IN
the Post Office.
9TH PAGE Telegraphic News-Alaska
Real RomaDce-Chatter.
7TH PAGE - Correspondence - Fren h
Politics.
8TH PAGE-Locsl Items.
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TIE OLD, orthodox Hebrews OF
Newark, NJ, are exercised, because
in one OF she synsgogues the Jews
have abolished the immemorial GUS
tom OF wearing their hats during SER
vices, and now they sit bsredeaded.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1881.