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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-15
Fire Record.

Tendon, 14.--Early this morning,
flames we're discovered Issuing from the
front windows Of Hampton Court Royal
Palace, at Ham ton, five miles from
London. The fire now III q. m.,) ia
progressing: The damage is slready
very serious. Some historical paintings
have been destroyed in it, and it is be-
loved many have been injured. Seven
local FIRE engines were trying to conquer
the Aames.
The fire broke out in q suite Of private
apartments In the cloister. The local
FIRE brigade worked three hours and sue
ceeded in preventing the flames from ex.
tending. The fFst account of the damage
appears TO be exaggerated A quEntity
Of valuable property was removed in
time to save il. & woman YVES suf-
focste9.
Twelve rooms OF Hampton Court
Quadrangle we scorched, and two burned.
Loss by fire, $3.50, coo.
The Times second edition gives the
amount Of the damage CT the fire at
Hampton Court ct many thousand
pounds. The fire is now subdued. The
Times gays the picture gallery was q
long time threatened, hut the contents
were removed.
New York, 1.-The extensive depot
and wharf with sixty cars and ten loco
motives Of the Manbatten Beach Rail
road st Bay Ridge burned this morning.
The origin is not learned. a strong
breeze famed the flame. It vas only a
short time after the Ere was FIRST discov-
cred before the entire depot was in flames.
4 lsrge pile of lumber belonging to the
Sesbeach Railroad adjoining the Man
haitian canal boat dock, the wharf
and Gil on it burned. The Manhattan
Beach Company had sixty passenger
cars. and ten locomotives laid up for the
winter. There was no one about but the
wRtchman, who finding i! impossible to
check the asRes gave the alarm aud OBJ
tanned help, but the chief engineer, BIZ
frivolous answers, delayed until too late.
The company's loss is 100000; insured.
Other losses unknown,
The 6ee was worse than supposed.
Sixty csrs we're burned, fifteen being
drawing room cars, worth Sc, 600 each,
and the ''Gentennisl" of Austin Carbon.
The csptain OF q canal boat which lay at
the dock was smothered by the flames
which caught his cabin and sunk the
boat. The Bay Ridge and Brooklyn de-
partments refused TO answer the call as
the fire was ouiside their limits. SeAbesch
depot narrowly escaped. Total logs,
$500 600 at least.
Utica, 1.-THE Remington Sewing
Machine factory, at Hon, burned down,
witk the machinery.
Dublin, IA cooperative store was
destroyed by FIRE. The building was full
Of goods and the luss is very extensive.
Cairo. ILL.,, a 1T is reported that q
fire iG Hickman. Ky, burned twenty OF
ihe bast buildings In the city. 10 psr-
ticulArs.
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CONSTIPATION.
TUFTS HAIR DYE;

GEAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to g GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application Of this DYE. Tim
parts natural color, acts InstaDtaneously. Sold
by Druggists or sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK..
Z Dr. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Information and y
Utefal Rsseipb viii be- mailed ERRE on appIestish'A
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward fol
any case OF Liver Complaint, Dys.
spepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
Constipation OF 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, %
cents. For sale by all druggists.
Beware Of counterfeits and imita-
tons. The genuine manufactured
only by JOIN G. WEST g. Co. "The
Pill Makers, 1S1 and 1872 W. Madison
Street. Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail pSs paid on receipt Of a
8 cent stamp. z. G. NJ. J. Drug
store, agent.
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Remember that Stamina vital energy, the
life principle or whatever yeu may choose to
the causes of disease and death, Is the grand
safeguard Of health. Ii is the garrison of
the human fortress and when it wakes weak,
the true policy is to throw in reinforcementE.
In other words, when such an emergency oc-
tiers.
For sale by Druggists and DeslArs, 20 whom
apply for Hostetters Almgnae for 1888. Tvs
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Pacific Coast Eresghss.

New York, 14.-The Times has these
details: A meeting was held in Commits
sioner Fink's Office yesterday after
noon, of representatives of the Union
and Central Pacific railroad and trunk
lines running to this city, and interme-
date roads running from Chicago to
Council Bluffs, which are bounded to-
gether in one association, known az the
lows Trunk Road Association. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting was to agree upon
some basis for making contracts
for through freight to and from the
Pacific Coast, for the coming year.
Under the pool formed by the
several companies and under which
freight has been handled this year-the
eastern trunk lines receive % per cent.
of the through freight, and the Iowa
roads Is per cent. Of the remainder after
deducting cents per 100.
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George E. Spencer.

New York, 14.-HerGld' Syracuse.
N. Y: Il ia thought here by some Of ex-
Senator Spencer's friends that the report
that he has gone to Montreal is untrue.
They believe he started from Kingston
eastward merely as a blind. de once
attended school at Montreal. An old
friend of his said he believed Spencer
went from Kingston to Windsor, there
to cross 10 Detroit and proceed thence to
his home in Nevada. The report sent to
the effect that d United States marshal
had been in - atertoRn looking for
Spencer is entirely unfounded. No
strange man looking FOR Spencer has
been there.
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The Star Route Case.

Washington, 14.-The star route Jury
is completed, Michael Hargan and E. @.
Gill being accepted.
Juror Crane, who it had been alleged
was friend OF the defendants, said if not
satisfactory he desired to be relieved.
Ipgerson said that as there was the pub
LEGATION Of a story that there was an eff
fort TO terrorize every member of the
jury they must expect this to occur in the
interest Of government. The judge said
this was exuberance Of Imagination.
Bliss opened the case.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
mOrFison's Opinion OF ihe
commissioners kenOrt.

Washington, 14.-Morrison, H., was
faVorsbly d sposed st first towards the
tariff commission bill. Being stunned
by the sweeping reduction the commits
sion proposed, he, like his fellow demo-
Gratis, had professed to believe the ap-
pointmen Of the commission a subter-
fuge on the part of high tariff interests,
which did not propose to submit to any
reduction whatever. When, however,
the report came in, and it was discoy-
cred Inc commission schedule did pro-
pose reduction, ranging from 20
to so per cent, be yielded gracefully
10 the requirements, and announced that
he expected to sustain the recommends
ticns. Now, however, he has changed
his mind. He has found, not
Tithttsnding the reduction proposed, the
tariff is still protective one and not for
revenue only. He said, to-day, this re-
port of the tariff commission is fraud
and cheat on the face Of it. 1t claims
to make great reductions, and so forth,
meets my spprvsl. The fact is, If is
cunningly devised scheme for protection,
which makes very little practlcsl reduc-
ton upon the list as whole. The free
list, about which 30 much has been said,
is q fraud, too. because there is scarcely
anything added to it but spices. In
chemicals, the reduction is considerable,
but beyond that cannot say much in
favor of the new bill. 1t recommends
the abolition of all charges, fees and COM
missions which | have been trying
TO have repealed for the last ten years;
and makes such amendment in our tariff
r EQUATIONS that the administration of the
laws has shown to have been unnecessary.
Again, its groups and classifcations are
good. So far ike it, and when have
enumerated these points, I have said all
there is TO say in favor of it. The ways
and means committee is giving the mat
ter very little considerable and is skim
ming through it without sny attempt to
investigate the pre- posed changes. The
testimony Of persons upon whose state
ments the lists were prepared by the
commission ia not read and have sng-
gested that il we are only to make COLI
siderstion of the report, we had better
60 right at once to the House with it,
and PVT all IN just as it is. I think
practically this ia what will be done in
the end"
"Do you think the bill of Che com
will pass the House practically as
Yes, I suppose it will, but I will give
il kick as it goes through"
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TRUE
temperance
Is not signing a pledge
or taking a solemn oath that
cannot be kept, because Of
thenon-removal ofthecause
liquor. Thewaytomake
a man temperate is to kill
the desire for those dreadful
artificial stimulants that car
ny so many bright intellects
to premature graves, and
desolation, strife and un-
happiness into so many
families.
1tisafact! Browns IRON
BITTERs, a true non-alcohoI-
&c tonic, made in Baltimore,
Nd, by the Brown Chemical
Company, who are old drug
gists and in every particu-
lar reliable, will, by remov-
ing the craving appetite of
the drunkard, and by curing
the nervousness, weakness,
and general i'll health result
ing from intemperance, do
more to promote temperance,
In the strictest sense thGn
anyother means now known.
1t is a well authenticated
fact that many medicines,
especially bitters, arenoth-
ing butcheap whiskeyvilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such is
not the case with Browns
IRON BITTERs. Itisamedi-
cine, a cure for weakness
and decay in the nervous,
muscular, and digestive or
gans of the body, produc-
ing good, rich blood, health
and strength. Try one bot
tie. Prise SI.oo.
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AFULL feeling after meals, dys-
pepsia. heartburn, and general Ill
health, relieved by Browns Iron
Bitters.
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PHILADELPHIA, VIII Ea q
MINGTON AND GET
IA rIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 9Gth, 1852.

MINGTDN AND B&LM4-------
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 2Gth, 1852.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows ior
p,fl,dclnhIa and intermediate stations-4.W,
To- S. a, m. go, AGO, 7.S0, 9.5S, p. IN.
phitodolphIa (express) )2O0 2. q, $50, 7.23 SIP,
900 Sg 9.5S, LES a. m f. Id Lob b'i''o'i"'V'oo
7.26 y. IN. 80 N = oE
s. ii.53 u. m. 'l23S, l.5S, OH, b.Ss Z, ~ p. M
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l.Od, By =.
IN. 800 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.55 p M
baltimore and WashingtOn-i.42, 4.5l, b.Oo' s.b
a. M 100, Fl.O9, 500, B.51, nO4 p. m.
baltimore only-I.0 .05 Il. m. 1.0 and 6p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle-6.OO, 9.l0 a. m. l.O0t SUO 6'Io p. M
Harrington and intermediate statlohs-s.lo@ o. M
1.O5 6.25 p. III.
| Delmar and intermediate stations-9.lO a. m.
h-SO - SUNDAY TRAINS.
| pbTladelphIa and intermediate stations-S.lOa M
| I2,OOm. 5.3 7.30, 9.5j, p. m
Philadelphia and New York-2.oo, 2.2s a. m. 5'l7'
6.387.28 p. m.
Baltimore and washington-1.4 q, 4.5i, sos, 9.i7,
a. m. l1.Olp p. IN.
BaltimOre-l.6 u. IN.
For further information passengers are re-
| ferred to the time tables posted At the depot
RS-Trains marked thus; cl are limited expres'
upon which extra fare Is charged.
j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
| FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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Goo.l Chance

ro secure a building lot. Mcssrs, Thomas
n 0gle and P. j. Ford have advertised for
saie al lots. The extraordinary terms offered
soSetber with the fine and fast improving
neSehborhood, insures for them large sale
Warkingmen should take advantage OF this
offer. as Messrs ogle and Ford are the only
ones who have ever offered such terms.
other real estate dealers always require
notes or security. They ask none.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01

Rihr,rnu Park.

RidOway Park on Smiths Island, In the
-peiaWaYe 1uuruEite asarbor, has
hecoTue- a very nounlar resort for seekers
SfS99Eai Sfssr sSSSef SieEsats 81 fHyingtr Mr..
. .Ridqyyas, ,haa SHARED Aeither money nor palns
N maiIe ,it a pleSsant place, and winning
tonians with q lew hours to spend VIII De
amplg reRaid by paying it visit. yer
3 msI1 ssI second to none in the country
az qhag Been engaged to play during the season.
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nAn nnnI,t hal KNOW. |,

TrrusyILLE, PA, March 12, 1SS1.-H. III:
wApNER a. Co: Sirs-I am fully satisfied
that your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure saved
NV life, and that would have been dead
months ago had had not used 1t; l loon
unon it as a great blessing to mankind ano
a remedy that all ought to known
j. A. CoUTANT.
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GUITEAU's BRAIN was found to contain
no evidences of physical injury, and the
half-witted cranks who have been clamoring
against "the execution of lunatic" now
have the supreme satisfaction of knowing
that the assassin was more sane than
those who interposed SO frantically in his
behalf.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01

COUNCILMAN STEVENSON, it is said, is to
have Horace Rudolph's place, or some other
fat position, in the post office. Fortunately
the ''Ring' has some points of power and
can rule in the City Hall and the Custom
House, even if it cannot bull-doze the City
Council into electing its favorites to import
ant municipal offices.
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CLoEH1Se.
FROM THE CORNEBSI

NUN lhE CORNERSI.
Prices always wav
down, and that's tba
reason ''tH while 50 manv
are crying low prices
and clearing out sales
we have, as our Sales e
required, kept adding
to our stock, so t6Se|
later purchasers csp|
have as good a stock
to select from as The
earlier ones did. WeI
claim we have this and
} can do even better.I
because aus; some goodJ
: received this weeH
I will give some advan
tages in price for thd
t. quality, and we have
marked some other
to compare with them
We have now SRI
STYLES OF TEl
DOLLAR SUITS;p
ON will like one of t6eI
unless you wants be
: ter grade, and if
orr selection surnaSS
all our former efor
that you appreciat|
Be so much, and you v
;, find we purchased
: suit for you. If y
will step in our So
we can tell you mo
about our stock.
is at Fourth and NJ
s ket streets, known
the Wilmington GO'
ing House and NJ
,rs chant Tailoring Esta
ment.
Yours truly,
. JnO. W. DiefendGit
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

A NCHoR LINE. Es,slS-N
limited STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Sail Weekly to and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, eco to go. Returns siio to sl4O'
second Cabin, 80. Return Tickets,F5.
Cabin passengers booked at low rates;
Passen ger accommO Odations are uneNceiied. All
staterooms on Main Deck. Passengers booked
nj lowest rates to from Germany, Italy,
Norway Sweden, Denmark, &c.
For hooks of sSTours in Scotland, rates, plans,
Ec auDly TO HENDERSON BROTHERS, New
| York, or SAMUEL +. BETS, Adams Express
Wilmington
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1T IS ABOUT TIME some of the newspapers
of this city stopped publishing such ridicu-
lous falsehoods about Councilman Blake in
connection with the proposed introduction of
a fire alarm telegraph in Chester, Pa Mr..
Blake did propose to get the Chester author
tiles down here to witness test on our fire
alarm telegraph, but he ne never rendered
the invitation through the medium of
our City Conncil and the city, therefore,
would not have been asked TO contribute a
cent for the entertainment Of visitors. Mr..
Blake has been making this Chester bust
ness purely personal matter and obtained
the consent of the present Committee on
Fire Companies to use the fire alarm for a
test when the Chester people came here. II
he has since changed his mind in regard te
his plans it is his own business and it would
be more decent in the accusing papers tc
learn the truth before making false charges
against him.
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rhe ExcnrsIon Of the season.

The Russell excursion to Atlantic City on
.Tulv 4th. will leave this city at $50 a. M
sharp. from Fourth street wharf, on the
steamer FELTON, for Pennsgrove and thence
by rail. All wishing to have pleasant DAY
should accompany the party.
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nuE NATION,

THE NATION -, ,t,nS5
York York Evening Post a1ssTss,Irttncpt
iSrgead nng added de- I'M many able IsT T5Is proncl
previous list. tlsars It y nS' to Be
bv many of its reader iEsstsblshe
1Sis tSS9' country snS a. .s' yfsgiiSi ssg,iiies%
literary literary apSeF. and P0l'o'ndueta ets,.i ,s'
the the e0G5FGI bcspite f pre'ssS1ss' s.s1s,
sTrl; Snring pse the first few ~ sfii1i1t. .ina
to its original gina assured. a..t Ssaaa ,.slS
{, sGeeSTs SsS BECOME %ne reeognllistss its 'siIi3
a at home aD, and SSs'iS sDs been sisslSI ancSs
tnal,a Enom the first, and ID. l'' their ]
IRON iron 'iI that, with a. Esiioa
sent sent facilities, the e,er bsios'
become Se,,S more than haIsst thought 4
@ediRm Of the a0''' a. 4
time. I'D style o. ,SsI
.ra n chosen with . tsiiooSing, 80 p
a,,,tobIe are Si shape for or,Drpej, p,p 'bCunaI
sSiIb ~ tbe Nation preSsea .ss most e9D8
indeEepd Ind Exeeadable record &c re- O. ppoIIti;,I
Of tmppFteeRc,sId y aysilspls :"
literary worlGl wol.,lic, = ,,,u
American ppa.iop price w IA
Ail The subscrips,,sVOnd ~ 90 Pr 4'''l
Reduced to ss'Va cent oa n n
spseIm.ee9, re soP1sss oRP1sssslisSer, 'i 80 !
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HARVARD WON in the great boat race,
yesterday, between crews of the two rival
colleges-Yale and IIarvard-but only after
an exciting contest. The crimson pcnnant
of the Harvard crew led the blue ribbon of
the Yale only a single boat length over a
course of four miles. The race was wit
messed by large and interested crowd Of
spectators.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01

THE MORNING PAPERS are full Of the
execution, but as the interesting event was
so completely detailed by the GAZETTE and
other afternoon journals, there was but
little of a new and interesting character for
the "blanket sheets to record. The after
noon papers are the best vehicles of news
for the masses of the people.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01

MAYOR WALES new police force is not
model one in every respect. The majority
of the appointments seem to be excellent,
but some five or six are men of doubtful
character and unsavory regulations. They
are the last persons in the world to serve as
guardians of the peace, and the new Mayor
should get rid of them Immediately in order
10 avoid trouble in the future. The GAZETTE
to-day gives the past record of some of the
new policemen, from which it can be plainly
seen that they are not fit to serve upon the
constabulary force of large city. The
facts therein set forth have been in the pos
session of this paper for some time; in fact
they were matters of common
rumor, but we refrained from pub
fishing them sooner because W
thought Mayor Wales would surely tax
cognizanee of these unpleasant charge
and resist the pressure made for the al
pointment of such unfit men as member
of his police force. However, he chose
put them on level with the appointe
whose standing in the community is unir
peachable, and he cannot now complain
the people are made acquainted with Il
lawless actions of some of the members
his "model force"
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01

THE MORNING ORGAN details the geo
graphical distribution Of the Republican
marty in Delaware, and endeayors TO prove
that it predomInates in the improved and
fertile localities, by rMeop hof the superior
intelligence and adj RaitiQR OF tne
people. 1t Iyy is.l Ea,'
section 0G the ts DArsx y gnsS
mates miSfely wAkfe tAsfe Wa largsAegro
population, and is everywhere in minority
| among the white voters.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-01
Fourth of July
PROCLAMATION

provision OF q CITY Ordinance IN relA-
tion to DISCHARGING
GUNS PISTOLS, CANYONS, FIRE CRACK
FRS, or other Fireworks within the
City Limits
AS-WIll be Strictly Enforced. "a
''If any person shall, within the city limits,
throw or q re any crackers squib or other hrewOrkt
or fire or discharge any cannon, swivel gun, pistOl
or other fire arms, or II any person. except IN tue
course of some trade or business, IN any street,
lane alley or the city. or Ia any Tot or place IN
the city within fifty yards Of any street, lane OF
alley or In any other place In the city, 50 as 70
endanger any building, shall make bon-hre OF
any hrc In the open air, he shan for every snch
offence forfeit and pay fine of notsless than one
dollar nor more than ten dollars.
''Provided, however. that II shall not be unlawful
TO throw or fire crackers, squibs or other hrt-
works within the city limits on the Fourth Of July
or the day observed as such"-Phampiet Ordi-
nanceS, 1873, PIP 45-48. ..
q 2l-t-7-3 JOHN =, ALLMOND, Mayor.
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.IIalInlaa alQalr -mlaRlIuIIdap.ANre%lnK.r 4
sIIE7I13UI-NIII ~ -
A PapaRaAD AlsOPeep1e.

N 49, u-AAA aN~SNA Ss,ANI~'
The full account Of the execution of the
aEsass4HkF 9pditeAu; whBeh appeared in yes
a steraajs aixkHrrE ,ffwas so ample and COM
! taeBgAsea IeGEe nothing to be reported in
ItSHhySJ p&per. Never was an occurrence
of great public interest more completely
detailed on the same day in any
afternoon paper Of the country. The
GAzErTE's report far exceeded those
which appeared in the Telegram, Press, Neacs,
Express and Post, of New York, and was
much better than the reports printed in any
of the Philadelphia afternoon papers, the
Telegraph alone excepted. The result OF
this unusual enterprise on our part was
large increase over the regular edition OF
the paper, so anxious were the people to
obtain the latest and fullest details of the
execution.
Yesterdays issue, however, was merely
sample of what the GAZETTE will continue
to do for the people in pursuance of its mis-
sion to give this community real, live,
progressive newspaper for the extremely low
price of one cent. Not only will the regular
current of news be fully printed each day
but all events of absorbing public interest
like Yesterdays execution, will be promptly
given in complete detail, as soon as possible
after their occurrence The people viii
never be allowed to suffer for the lack of t
cheap and thoroughly good newspaper
while the GAZETTE is in existence.
The effect of this complete news feature o
the paper has been.t largely increase an 1T
circulation since the first of May. ALREADY
our hitherto ample press facilities are prov
ing insufficient to supply the demand, an'
we are compelled to procure
new and fast press, which we hop
to have in operation in shor
time With this valuable addition
we will be prepared to meet every require
ment, and are determined to increase tn
circulation of the GAZETTE to ten thousan
copies daily before the close of the presen
year. We believe there are that man
people in this community who want
read a frst-class penny newspape
and will take care to bring th
GAZETTE under their notice, confident this
its news features and other intrinsic meri
viii recommend it to their favorable col
sideration and support. The GAZETTE is
paper for the people, and 1t will be no fau
of ours If all the people do not enjoy Il
pleasure and advantage of its daily visits.