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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
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TOR SALE By
ANDERSON & P0MEROY,
Real Estate and Lean Agents.
M. md, McCOrnick's Bank, Salt Lake
0'--' City. p Box 675.


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nj n sums of $50 and upwards;
SPECIAL ATTENTION ~ I 49, On Re Real
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mo no PARTIES OF LIMITED MEANs We
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or 0iTs Isl BENTED, RENTS COLLECTED;
II n-operties managed, taxes PAID ana
money loaned Tor non-residents; orvtcr,
" a. -, d Of convey anclng done.
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WHEY GOT HIS CASH

A meeting of the Corporation"
was held October Is, 1880. at which
William s. Clark, BothwelPs partner,
and George w. Boutwell,, the lstter's
brother, were elected trustees. Then
Clark was chosen president. John K.
Boutwell, tecretRry and George W.
Boutwell, general manager. George
w. Both we'll remained at the mine
and sent home the most celebrating
aocounts, it is said, OF the condition
and prospect of affairs. The bullion
was shipped to Clark & Boutwell,. A
dividend OF 10 cents a share,
aggree atiDg $40. 000, Was declared III
November; 1880, and ike amount
lin the seven succeeding months. The
last was in June, 1881. The total
amount said to have been thus dis
tribuled So profits was $780, 600. In
April, 1881, just three months be-
tore the flow OF dividends ceased
Mr.. Biddle, induced by the CLOWN
accounts OF 6tan-grovs'sIprosperity ant
John r. Bothwell's- assurance thst
George reported splendid de-
lvelopment'," bought 5000 share
of the mine from Clark 4
Boutwell, for Sc, 600. Shortly ate
that Mr.. Bidile alleges hs received {
communication from John r. Both
veil saying that George w. Boutwell,
who had managed the 6tan-grov'
property 30 well, was concerned IL
the sale of the Eagle" a min'
adjoining the Stan grove. Represen
tation as to the value Of the Eagle
was made so successfully as to induc
Biddle to part with So 600 more fol
100 shares of thrt comedian.
D1scovRRIKG THE MISREPRESENTATION
Mr.. BiddIe received three 10 per cent
monrhly dividenes. amounting Ia 81
Ito $500 when the bottom fell out Q
the enterprise. The con6ding stock
holder was amazed t0see the honanz
se!zed and sold dor debt. He did nc
know that the corporation owed
dollar be mourninlly said, until b
saw an account of the catastrophe i
a New York paper. The stosk fe
to next to nothing. Biddle wa
nesrIey his whole SIC, 900 out in TIRE
MONTH. Ae deuerminei to get &
the inner history OF the affair b
learned from Wells & Fargo, be swor
in an sfidsxit supporting "a writ {
eapias issued yesterday for the ARE,
of clark and the two B thwelI, ths
while George w. Boutwell, was sendin
rainbow hued reports as to the wort
OF the nihe the Rmont OF bullio
taken out ami shipped to Clark {
Boutwell, did out begin to cover th
working expenses. John r. Both
wall, il was charged, exhibited 6
meetings kilograms from his brothe
giving assurance that the bullion vs.
coming, anu on the strength OF thes
communications dividends he'd bee
declared. George w. Rothwell, it
charged, when questioned by Maso
w. Tyler, Que of the trustees OF th
Eagle mine, denied that he had bee
interested in the profits arisin frol
the sail Of that property.
Eohn r, Bothwell, it is alleged,
@ fugitive. Mr.. BIddle, however, ave-
that he has obtained letters betwee
him and his brother showing The
condected with the transactions q
charged that the Boutwell, and Clar
entered into conspiracy to deirauC
and that the pretended dividends hS
been paid out OF the capital stock
part OF the scheme. Clark was q
rested yesterday afternoon Bail WI
fixed by Judge Finletter. at 1e0.CO
The defendantsfound bondsmen. T.
PHILADELPHIA. Times.
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$40. Large frame house, modern style, on
Main street.,
$50. New and elegant eight room brick
house, modern style. bath room, gas and by.
drant water, on car hne.
S3S. Ten room modern brick, car line
water and gas. Csn and zee it.
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Wanted.
For Rent.

TlERRTToRIAL -ANDi COUNTY SCRIP
bought and sold.
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A rsIoods Z Chan,cr OF crime

NEw ORLEANS, January 1.-The Times
Democrats Bastrop (La,l special says
Glasgow brigham. colored, attempted to
arrest boy named Taylor, colorcd. charged
with rape, In Oak Ridge, to-day. Taylor
resisted and fred upon Brigham. Brigham
returned the fire, killing him instantly.
a Selma, Alabama. special SAYS: Last
night Babe Burns and George Il. keipp be-
came involved in difficulty. X. T. Ad-
ans. proprietor Of the Southern Hotel, in
attempting to act rs peace-maker, came
near losing his life, and was compelled TO
XIII Burns, who fired at keipp. missing him,
the ball passing through Adams cheek,
aud Burns then fired at Adams, but missed
him. Adams then fired three shots IN
quick succession, each taking elect. killing
him instantly.
A Little Rock special gives further par
ticulars Of the Eiiling OF Ihomp-
son Mckinney. Chief Clerk Of the Council
Of the Indian Territory. by an Indian
asned Lucas The fgud had long existed
between them. They met at store and
quarreied. Hcki1ney started home, bur
was waylaid BY Luczs IN lonely roao and
brutally murdered. The tragedy has ere
nfcd great sensation throughout Chicka-
saw Nation.
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New Yenr,s il Gotham.

New YORK, January o. To-day was OBJ
served us New Years in the city, and busi-
ness was suspended The streets down
town have much the appearance of Sab
bath, all exchanges, courts and
Offices being closed; but uptown
the scene was made livelier, with New Years
callers making their yearly rounds. Ser
vices were held in some oftbe churches to-
day. The day was very cold one.
This afternoon q fire broke out in the
cracker bakery,of Hatfield & Ducker, Nos
~ and "A Fulton street, Brooklyn. Five
engines were soon on the ground, but it
was evident that the fire would
prove an extensive one, and additional en-
gines were Summoned. Tho bakery is a
losg-sloIy D..sh structure, slliI 41i..ll,t,
thfodgh from Fulton street to
Daughty street. and contained
all the machinery aud implements for the
business. The entire building was gaticd.
The firm estimates their less on
stock, machinery and building al
$4,000, on Which they have only
an insurance of $4,000. The flames spread
to l.. Bonds Sons plumbing establishment.
40 Fulton street, and damaged the stock oi
machinery and building $4,000. The
dining saloon of Joseph Little, 40 Fulton
street. was damaged So 900 The Ere is
supposed to have originated from defect
fvo fue
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san Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

1pcciut W tHS
SAN ANTONIO, January 2.--Captain osles-
by, of the State Rangers, and Deputy
United States Marshal Joe Shelley arrived
here Saturday night with Tom Drake, J. L.
Stonebraker, and Robert Z. Doughery,
charged with robbing the Laredo stage on
the 18th and the Corpus Christi stage on the
25th Of November last. ,Iewelry to the
amount OF nearly 81 900 was found in pos
session of the men. Drake and Stonebraker
are former members of Ogleshy's command
Daughertyis is the step-son of Bill Gavin, a
prominent sheep man in Duval county.
Stonebraker is well connected and a former
resident of Waco. They are cenIined in
the county Jail awaiting trial.
Fay Templeton's Star Opera Company is
PLAYING here to full houses.
The ball of the season is given tonight at
Turner Hall by the Y. NJ. NJ. Association.
1t Is Ia creme de la creme,
SAN ANTONIO, January 81. M. Healey.
member of Parliament FROM the borough
Of Wexford, is lecturing on ireland and her
troubles at Turner's Hall. The eminent
gentleman was received at the depot by u
committee and escorted TO the hall.
The press correspondent was refused adj
mittancc. und hence cannot reporr the
saopch Mr. H-niev ,viltw,e ~ Austin
to-morrow, Dallas Friday, ami Fort Worth
Saturday.
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald:
MARSHALL, January IA fire originated
yesterday morning in the White House at
8 o'clock 1t spread rapidly to the Pacific
Hotel, and from there to the Texas Ex-
press building. All were destroyed. The
Pacific was owned by W. B. Heard Il Co.,
and insured for $500. Victor Cavalrac
kept the hotel, and was insured for s., 800
on the f1rniture c. II. Ginnocchio, on bar,
stock and fixtures, was insured for 81 800
John Frecbett, or lunch room. stock and
furniture, $500; N. A. Harvey, owner Of the
White House, 81 500 on building; B. u.
Glass on stock of provisions and furniture,
S1,250. Companies having risks are: .Etna,
Home of New York, Underwriters of New
York, Lancashire, Springfield. Western As
surance, Continental, Scottish Union, and
National and st. Paul. A portion Of the
stock and furniture was saved All the ex-
press matter was saved. The Pacific Tx
press building came near burning.
District Court adjourned last Saturday.
MARSHALL, January Sat the last ses-
sion of the Grand Jury about thirty indict-
ments were found against gamblers ana
other sporting characters. Monday morn
ing District Clerk Fields, III arranging his
papers for transfer to the County Court,
discovered that all these indictments and
papers concerning the same bad been stolen
from his office. 1t is the opinion that these
papers cannot be substituted. Our author
tiles are exerting themselves to regain these
papers, and to bring to Justice tile perpe-
traitors Of this great crime.
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Austin.
special 10 shs Hsrsid

spe~A 70 me hersio
Ars1D, January 2.-The Capitol Doar'i
~ ~. ,,.1. ,-,.,,,,,, .rr;,.;,,., a.
-. ,-e -
hhytm"s oehniie' AoDourheo uhti to-
morrow.
No new caues Of srnall,or have been rc-
-.,-.S -. c-.,,.a..- ,r,.-..-- 4. 49,
''','' '''''e eA'e'"-.' ino7s ,n ti,e ~
,al . are ae,ng q w d.. well. aa n = y, = eopea ssat
y 4 said that The Gorernor PROPOSES
mixing political tour Of The State soon.
Nat q. Hendcrf0n's appointment ~ q
70. po.'.oillac 4. i.i,,ef lakes him by surRri-<
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,iouston.
special 10 the Herald.

cprtlai W tho Hcf"iu-
Housros. Jsnuary 2.-At the Huichins
House tonight, negro named Henry
Adams shot another negro named Henry
Howard, both dishwpshers, killing him;
,hc trouble originated over n trivial dr.
putc. Adams Ins'le his escape. Five shots
were fred, two taking effect, one in the
heart. producing instant death.
New Years WAS ipotc generally observed
today than ia several years, numbers Of
callers and an unusually large number of
open houses.
A nnmber Of robberics were committed
here Sunday night. Indicating ibe presence
in this city OF q systematized gang OF pur-
Joining gentry.
HoVsroS. January 3.-Bhrglars entered
the residence al Major Cronk, a promipent
lawyer OF this cify. aud stole his safe keys
from his ROOM, went to his cflice, opencd
his safe and took 81 900 worth Of stocks
bonds and other papers. They then re-
turned 10 his residence and left the keys
hanging on his gate.
Tho negro who killed the other at the
IIuichins House last night has notbcen
heard from.
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a.asical Matters.

CIxeiNSATI, January 1.-The board of
judges appointed by the Musical Festival
Association, consisting of Carl Reincke ,.of
Lcipsic. the celebrated German musician,
NJ. Saint Ee.frs. the distinguished French
compass, and lhcOiorc Thomas, submitted
their repjr;. Tue piizeni $4,000 was award
tst 10 Nm. siilchrist. ST Philadelphia, for
the hcst iaiorHA! c'linposition for chorus
and Qfcar-iia, g. nc performed at the next
AAy Elusicei fslisai here. The competi-
ton Was open loan citizens OF the United
States, irrespective oi place Of birth, and
there wers iiiirtecn competitive compo-
s.tiril- igs,l :, ~. ,l.iluienL pals oI .Ao
coanliy. Tho iiile OF Gilcnrist's compost
iion /, " The sith Psalm"
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Washington Briefs.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-Attorney- Gem
eral Brewster assumed charge of the De
partment of Justice this morning.
One OF the special prosecutors in the
Star Route cases stated to-day that they
would commence work before tire, Grand.
Jury in about two weeks. He said fi1ev
AMI feel confident OF sufiieiency to secure
indictments. While not yet fully decided
which hcase they will start with, still tits their
impression they will lead off with Ex-Sena-
tor Dorsey and his connection with the
Star Route service.
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WssuiSeros, January o.-The weather
to-day ~.s everything that could be de-
sired, clear, cool and braclng, and the Gus
tom Of $cw Years culliug was very gener-
ally uussAti. Tir TACT that Il was Presi-
dent Ari.inre iirst New Years reception
attracted . iiiii attendance at the White
Hpuse. 81 he f,rclgn legations were
fepisscntcd aaJ ,Lc usual programme
was earfi,sl out The decorations of the
White House were less profuse than in
ieriner years, b,sl1se of the recent death of
i'rcsiacnt t'ariicit. only plants and flowers
being usci, and the se IN moderation. Sven
Guitcau bad y reception In Jail, and prob
aaly two hundred people, a large proper
ton ladies, called on him.
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Ca1e-srowers, "A ss,oc,ntion, .

sr. Locis, January 3.-The Mississippi
ValleyIane- -srowers Association assembled
in Polytechnic Hall this morning. About
thirty delegates wcrc present, including
ucmhers frDm New YORK. New Jersey and
Louisiana and several States in the Mis-
sissipli Valley. More delegates are ex-
ljscte,l tomorrow.
The conyrririnli was cll,rl "a order by j.
a. Hedges, l'rys.jea:, alter,Ni;ch papers
were read ~ ilr Nira'ls, of Louisiana, and
Mr.: Hedges, rsli,'vc 70 sorghum culture,
and the -niivea'ion then adionrned. to 2
y. IN.
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Waxalinchie.
special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, January 3.--The young
men of the city chartered a special car,and a
large crowd from this place attended the
ball at Ennis.
At last the farmers say that the volun-
teer oat crop is very fine. Unless it is
killed by late freeze the yield will be
heavy. 80
Many of the merchants are moving to-
day and the sidewalks are flied with piles
OF goods.
held by the various denominations at this
place nightly this week
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Breulaul.
Special to the Herald

SpeClal 10 tne Heralu. ll5-H
BRENNAN, January 3.--R. II. Hanie,one,of
our most popular young married men, died
this morning from the effects of an over
dose of morphine. He had been married
two years. and leaves wife and child. He
had the headache during the night, and
took morphine forrelieE His untimely end
is universally regretted. He had-used nor
phine for several years. .f
N. Kavanaugh, resident for 40 years in
this county, and 70 years old, died Sunday
night.
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Texarkana.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
TExAgKAgA, January 3.-Four carloads
of cotton were burned in the Iron Noun
tain Railroad yard last night.
Judge Strickland died last night of delir
illm tremens.
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WksmEoroE. January "A Cleveland
dispatch reports that Saturday night. at
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, during a Knights of
f<iiiins ftfiral the noor of the ball gave
-rfi.- .r tiIt rpor II meath. Twowere Killed.
tex laiiiiy irl1rcd seventy or eighty others
more Or - scri0us|r bruised or burned.
The brIit.'nr took frr. An other lights,
crcrI- fbore Of the burning ruins,
rert- cz-inguiaIIcd The nleht was rerJ
coli. aiid Ihf scrnc is described as fearful
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LoxDoS, January "a telegram from
81. Petersburg Of the sist says The No
vosfia viii tomorrow announce the. insol
rency Of the Grand Society Of
Railways and the misapprepriation
Of 25.u00.O00 r0ubles Of government
money on the Nicolas line. AMI inn
perial commission Of inquiry vilI be
appointed under the direction o. the MiD-
ister Of Finance and the communication
a proposal has been made by the state
colapir,llcr - fakecontro Of the railway
from thc sociciy.
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Ispnr1ron, lsD.. January z-Ths
strrst csr =, the crossing of Virginia r~enue
an1 I 1i0n Railway track rzs run into By
frtrI|t Ir1f1 n rie raiasii Railway this
I|I1rrIIIr. <|IIeI I1rT AsstupIion CONVOY,
NJ ~. Mas C.f..oIir Acndemr. Viii. -
IrrnrII14 - rrf DEt n tie str-tf c1r. Eas
I1r1r1 under rhe ftiett tr1In and IN
r1rI|r tI||..1 one cher rns1enFlr IN tne
IN I'It rrI II1d IIs lpui rrusI'td
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Joif AXE was then overpowered and taken
10 Jail. A jury Of inquest this morning re.
turned verdict tofjustihabIc homicide, Jeh
AXE Ia nn cx-oOnvict having been pnrdOnod
by the Governor while serving term
for horsc-steaIing. Mcpharl's penal serv-
itudc was for horse theft.
Tho Capitol Commissioners are busy. In
view, IL possible, of securing conditions ac-
ccptable to the Capitol Board, the meetings
are strictly private and ali parties arc under
the seal OF secrecy. II Is not thought that
any concessions can be made by the
State on the specifications. If no agree
ments can be reached the lands will be put
up at sale.
No new case of small pox has been rc-
ported to-day.
: The Manner farm Of 250 acres, several
miles northwest of tho city, has been
purchased by the government Tor so,ooo'
f Galveston,
Special to the Herald
GALVESTON, January 2.--sAfire broke out
at 3 O'Clock Sunday morning in a frame
house. corner OF avenue NJ and Eighteenth
street, consuming the structure and dam
aging the neighboring prcmises. Loss,
81 900.
Hon. T. M. Healey, Member of Parlia-
ment for the district OF wexford, riectureu
tonight to acrowded house at Artillery
Hall. Mr.. Healey will reach Dallas Friday,
Fort Worth Saturday. Much enthusiasm
is manifested among local land lcaguers.,
New Years has passed in a remarka-
bly, quiet manner.
GALVESTON. January 3.-A shrimp pack
cry, in operation tor the pas. two years,
was to-day shipped to New Orleans, where
the enterprise is to be carried on,
Hon. T. M. Healey. Irish Member Of Par
lament, who spoke here last night in the
interest of the Land League, left this
morning on the train for San Antonio,
where he was to have lectured tonight.
Regular passenger trains between Fort
Worth and Galveston, over the the Santa
Fe Road, commenced running to-day.
Mr.. Mulcaty, Chairman Of the Green Gree :
notification from Hon. E.G Gillette, of Iowa,
who was to speak here this week, that it
will be impossible for him to keep his en-
gagement.
Cotton receipts for the twenty -four hours,
1920 bales.
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New Yorl.'s New Board Of Aldermen


New YoGx, January 2.-The old Board
Aldermen, from which ten members re-
tired, met at II o'clock, and after finishing
up their business, adjourned sine die. At
noon the new board was called to order and
organized by the election Of Alderman
Sottener, Tammany, as President,
with the corporation of all but
two Of the Republican members,
neither, Of The Democratic factions, Tam
iuany, county Democracy, or Irving Hall,
or Republicans having majority. Mayor
Grace sent IN his annual message, in which
he considers the financial condition OF the
city, AMI which shows the net funded debt
of the city, including the annexed district,
amounted on December 81, 1881, to sos, 1902,
S54.1S. The final estimate for the support Of
the city government. for 1852, is $27 ,4l2 S31. :
So, which will make the tax rate materially
less than during any year for the past ten
years. The Mayor also reviews the various
matters Of interest to the city.
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DnapronD. Pa. January Ia large
frame boarding.hoass Of Mr.. Thomas, near
Ilichbure. was DESTROYED by FIRE af o'clock
this morning. Gas from on oil vel was used
as fnel in an oil stove and an unexpected
pressure set the kitchen On
fire. Nm. Thomas uas SICK
with fever in the front room up stairs aud
her husband. 20 years Of age. was
sitting br her side. He was cxhdusfed bF
long watching and ltn asleep. lie vas
aunkened by smoke and discovered The
entire rear 0f TIE building in flames Serur-
ing his vie be carried her ont and laid
htr s0rn Ia the snow IN her night
clothes He then went back ~ aTafen he
CHILDREN. rho were sleeping u gta- ~ q
upstairs. but could not reach them. I~0
girls. II and - years old. end boz. 70
rears. had f1eir lers. arms and Lard.
burned on and llIeIr franks bInrtrult rr1
rIi1rred Several r.crscus dor-n-st1I- utrt
also dangerously burned IN escaping
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( Caucusing at Albany.

Albany, January 3.7-Upon the assem-
bling Of the Democratic Senator's caucus
last evening it was found that the three
members from New York city had failed to
attend. Recess was accordingly taken for
o short time.
A committce was appointed to confer
with the nbsantecs. 5,i.
When the caucus convened the commit
tee announced that the absentees refused
10 attend.
nmetion Ex-senator Herman, the caucus
thc:r nominated John C. Jacobs for Presi-
dent, and Daniel s. Laiaont, Of Albauy, for
clerk. W
From the Democratic Assembly caucus
there we're about ten absentees. Charles L.
Patterson, of Troy, was nominated for
Speaker. over Erastus Brookes
The caucus adjourned until to-day with
out making further nominations.
At the Republican, Assembly caucus Mr..
Alvord, ot Syracuse, was nominated for
Speaker. beating ex-Speaker Sharpe by
vote Of % 10 81. All officers of the last
House were theniiominated.
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sIeIiaI - ~ IeIaA
Pa1rsItz ranusrr e.--Tbe sporting men
q r.1..ine a-. AT aroused bf the sin,s-
Ins,f Ih.t In Rogers r.II-kforn nb1nf
Itrr r1a 5000 81. lottery IN louisville
I.I Mr.E
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