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Our Woods

New York, 15--Speaking of the
destruction of western forests, the
Tribune says: In these far western
forests there is nothing to take the
place of our eastern hickory, oak,
ash or other hard woods. But
stores of Douglass fr and red
wood, with other timber trees,
like Port Oxford cedar, the tide
water spruce, the red cedar, the
yellow and sugar pines, are worth
more than all the gold in all the
mines of that region, to say nothing
of their higher value as conservators
of those bene6cient climatic condi-
tons which are absolutely essential
to our future prosperity, comfort
and health. The one hopeful symp-
tom in the case is the wide interest
which these authoritative state
ments from the census bureau are
exciting. They are thought to
prepare the way for some prompt
and intelligent action.
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y. g. 2. n.

indianapolis, 15.-The sixteenth
annual session of the National
Grange Of the Patrons of Husban-
dry, began its sessions in this city
to-day. The National Grange is
composed of masters of State
oranges and their wives, and thirty
two states are represented in the
convention. Among the delegates
present are Gov. Frederick Roble,
of Maine, and Congressman Aiken,
of South Carolina. The sessions
are secret, and will continue till
next week. A public meeting was
held at the court house, at which
addresses of welcome were deliy-
cred by Gov. Porter and Mayor
Grubbs, and responses made by
prominent members. The treasurer
reported the finances in good order,
the receipts more than equalling
the expenditures, and a lecture re-
ported the reorganization of the
Louisiana State Grangefn Septem-
Der.
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TRICKY Ghfnhard.

Philadelphia, 15.-Jacob R. Ship
herd, of Peruvian claims notOriety,
appeared in q suit in the United
States circuit court to day. This
was an application for a Judgment
for want of sufficient defense
against recovery or three bills of ex-
change for $500. signed by Shipherd
and held by Catherine Cokefair, of
New jersey. Defendant John
Paules & Co, If Pennsylvania, al
legged in their affidavit that the
drafts were not purchased fer value
and suit was brought improperly in
Mrs. COkefair's name. The court
decided the defense sufficient and it
passed to the jury.
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Mlscellaneous.

Philadelphia, I5.-The general
agents of the Red Star Steamship
company, this city. doubt the
rumor that the steamer sunk nv
the WeStphatiG was the Mcfarland.
which sailed from Antwerp on Sat
urday, and say that if the Neder.
lana was In her course she would
have been $50 miles west of the
spot where the collision took place
New York, Is. The INQUIRY into
the Park theatre fire, TODAY.
showed that the fire alarm boxes on
the stage failed to work the after
noon of the fire.
Boston, 15.-Mayor Green enter
tanned the Duke of Newcastle. to-
day, visiting the public schools and
other institutions.
The democratic ward and CITY
committees, tonight, unanimously
nominated Albert Palmer for
mayor.
Chicago, 15.-Portland Maine:
Failure is announced of d. w.
Coolidge. Commission merchant in
grain; liabilities probably 100000.
Montreal, 15.-Penal action was
entered at the suit of Francois Cote
to recover 81 800 in fines from L. A.
ZeEecal, railroad president, for bri-
berry at Vercheres election.
1t is said that Senator Thibeau-
deau has Joined the Canadian Pa
clhc railway syndicate, taking
S2OO,OOO stock in the company. The
council of the local board of trade
has resolved to petition government
to abolish all canal tolls in Canada
at the opening of navigation. 1t
IS generally believed that the gov
eminent will acquiesce.
Little Rock, 15.-Charles Purteu,
man who went with the Butler
brothers, who were killed in at
tempting tomurdef Charles Hervey.
on the Red River, Texas, below
Texarkana, has been arrested and
jailed at Texarkan. HerVey, who
killed the Buffers, was released.
selfdefense having been proven.
Washington, Is. = EX-Secretary
Blaine arrived here this afternoon.
New York, 16.-Tjmes' Washing
ton, showing that the Senate will
be divided between two great par
ties, demonstrates that the Vir-
ginia readjusters will hold the bal
auce Of power. he says that Geo.
| {, Gorham is still a candidate for
the office of secretary. 1t is said by
some persons that he will be sell
ected and supported by the repub-
lican caucus. He will be supported
by Malone and Riddleberger, two
readjusters, whose votes viii be
needed.
Bangor, Me, 16.-The European
and North American e ',r. & COM
pany has elected Nool iToouo Isl
dent.
The Stewart down town property,
corner of Broadway and Chambers
street, is to be improved. Several
new buildings will be erected, and
the Broadway structure is to be
raised two stories.
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Correcting u Mistake

New York Is. = It appears that a
fraud was perpetrated on the Asso-
clated Press agent at Albany on
Monday night, as a result of which
statements were furnished 10 the
press of the country and generally
published, that application was to
De made for receiver for the New
York Life Insurance Company. At
torney General Russell telegraphs to-
day from Albany that there is abso-
lutely no foundation fer the aSser-
ton that he was about to apply for
a receiver for that company; that
the company is in excellent condi-
ton and as shown by its last report
one of the most prosperous as we'll
as the largest in the country.
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NERVE AID BRAIN DISEASES

VAR e. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific for Hysteris, Dig
Nness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men,
tai Depression, Loss OF Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by oyer-ey ertton, over-indul.
gence, excuses or oYerwork Of the brain
which leads to Para ysis, decay ana death
0ne box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months Treatment. One dollar
box, or six boxes fJT five dollAfs; cent Oy
mail prepaid on receiol OF price. We gUarsn-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
pan led with five dollars, We will send the
purchaser our written guarautee to return the
money if the treatment does p"t effect cure.
guarar taos issued only by q. c. IL. 1. Drug
Store. Salt Lake Cite
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New YORK trade Review,

New York, 15.-Clearing house
statistics for the week, as compared
with the corresponding week last
year show the following gains and
losses in business transactions.
Gains; New York, 1870 per cent;
Philadelphia, 11.6; Pittsburg, 49,
$40; New Orleans, 21.3; Kansas
City, 70.h; Cleveland, Ii; Hart
ford 1876; Memphis, 36.3; New
Haven, 1916 Columbus, 21.0.
Losses: Boston, Ill; Chicago, &c;
Cincinnati, IS; st. Louis, g; Bal
timore, rs; San Francisco, AS;
Milwaukee, 2-10; Louisville, 1873;
indianapolis 23.3. Several of the
smaller cities show healthy gains.
The Public says of these figures:
While the aggregate is remarkably
large and contrasts favOrably even
in comparison with a week of great
activity last year, it cannot be said
that the statement indicates q
healthy state Of business. There is
altogether too much speculative
fever for financial health. 1t does
not matter whether the disease
breaks out in petroleum, cotton,
grain or stock markets. 1t is the
same disease and does much the
SAME mischief. 1t is clearly not a
good thing that there should be sold
in one week much more than one
half the quantity of petroleum that
Lad ever been produced in twenty
four years. since the oil wells were
opened
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The CMalIn.gs gnnaer.

st. Louis, l5.-The Republicans
Dallas, texas, special says: A
Movement is OF foot among leading
democrats TO take the challenge
banner to New York, on account Of
her big majority, although il was
originally intended only to be con-
tended for in presidential elections,
and presented to the state giving
the largest majority. Georgia won
in 1876. and kept it three years.
Texas Won it in 1880, and it is now
in the possession of J. b. Sampson,
at Dallas No doubt it will be sent
to New York.
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way. aai ueans Commisaee

" ay tbAA aae&8S GOmmS tEeH
Washington, 15.-There seems TO
be some misunderstanding as to the
time fixed for the meeting of the
committee of ways and means,
which is tins explained by John w.
Carson, clerk of that committee.
On July 18th the committee
adopted, and on the same day the
House passed a resolution authoriz.
ing the committee to meet during
recess, and instructing them to as
semble on the second Tuesday of
November, at Washington, to con-
slider the revenue measure; suisse
quently tacit understanding was
reached among the members of the
committee, that the first meeting
should not take place until Novem-
Der goth or 21st, because it was con-
sidered that the day named in the
resolution followed so closely upon
the day of the general election, that
members living in distant parts of
the country could not conveniently
reach Washington within a week
after the election. 1t was therefore
informally decided to meet on No
vember goth Or 21st, and in accord.
ance with this understanding, and
by the direction of the chairman,
Judge Kelley, Mr.. Carson has noti-
fed the members of the committee
to assemble here on Monday next,
November Goth, at noon.
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Asnh1xtarrd.

Denver, Col, l5.-This morning
DR.. VIC. Weiner, TO merly of Bal
timore. where his parents now re-
side, was found unconscious in his
rooms. An Argand gas burner was
on the table turred on but rot
lighted. All efforts to reYiye the
asphyxiated physician proved futile.
lie died at l o'clock this af ernoOn.
It is pro- ably the result of acct
1Etlt
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BEWARE of LIMITATIONS
Beecher'sFCase.

New York i5.-At the conclusion
of the plaintiffs testimony in the
suit against Henry Ward Beecher'
growing out Of his failure to COM
plete the second volume of the Life
of Christ, counsel for Beecher
moved to dismiss the case upon the
ground that there was no da:e fixed
for the closing OF the contracts.
Judge Barrel held that the plaintiff
had failed to MIKE out case, but
he would grant until tomorrow for
the production of evidence to show
3 limitation in the contract, other
wise he would have to dismiss case.
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chess Cantcst.

Philadelphia, IS Wilhelm Stein
itz, champion chess player of the
world. and ID. NJ. Martinez, presi-
dent of the Philadelphia Chess
Club, played a second game of the
series CT seven to-day. The game
opened by Martinez with Ray
Lopez opening. After playing $40
minutes Martinez resigned the CON
test.
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vriehl.ns aura. Z aud Suicide

Raub, Ind, 14.-This morning a
weIl-to-do farmer named Jaspar
SpauIdin@, living three miles from
this place, first knocked senseless
his little son and wife with a Whit
hetree ana then cut their lhroats
with a razor, after " hiUh he cut his
own threat with tie same weapon.
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YELLOW Fever.

Pensacola, 15.-No death from
yellow fever, and 10 new cases re-
ported, though several are known to
exist since yesterday. The board of
health has issued a pr, clamation
declaring the yellow fever epidemic
in this city at an end.
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e,oisegso strike.

Pittsburg. 15.-The railroad coal
miners OF Pittsburg district, to-day,
resolved to strike on NUvem Der 10th
unless the operators cOncede them
an advance of half a cent. per buShel
for mining. The present raCe is &c.
per bushel.
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hx.Maxor Nnrin.

Ell Paso, Tex, 15.-Ex-May or
Navin, bond forger, Of adrian,
Mich, was here about ten days ago,
but being recognized lie stepped
into Mexico and cannot be taken.
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AUCTION.

Auction of Bankrupt Stock, commence
ing this morning at 10 am, two doors
north of Walker House. Three thousand
dollars worth of Mems and Boys
Clothing must be sold in two days.
Everything up and up. Sale positive.
II. A. REED, Auctioneer.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday October,23. 1882,
First Ward Cars will run to Warm
Springs, and Warm Springs Cars will
run to First Ward, passing Eagle EN-
porium corner hours and half hours.
O. 2. ARNOLD.
Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

10 the right party. an interest in well
esta 0lished and populsr business in Salt
Lake City. Cash capital of $4,000 to
So 600 required. For particulars apply to
GEoSGE a. MEEARs.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. .
NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
L ing of the Stockholders of the Salt
Lake Foundry ard Mschiue Company.
for the election of officers for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Uompanyis
office on Monday, the 10Th instant, at
4p.m. 6. F. CULMER,
III Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

Mules, Wagons and Harness at Cali
fornia Stables.
SHowELL s. RAND,
= Proprietors.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Piano and Organ, zoe. per lesson,
Guitar, l5c. per lesson. Satisfaction
guersnteed. Residence, Second East
street, first door north OF Catholic Church.
+ FLORA SHIP bill.
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Deceased.

Keokuk. 15-BIrs. e. &. Hart.
sister OF the late Oliver r. Morton,
of Indiana, died of paralysis today,
aged IS.
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FOR SALE.

Good span of Horses, Wagon and Har-
ness, complete, for sale. Enquire at this
office. +
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PROPOSALS

Will be received until Friday. November
18th, at the office of Edmund Wilkes, Civil
Engineer lover London Bank, where plans
may be seen, for the building OF Gate
Lodge at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
n12 BUILDING COMMITTEE.
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LATEST q'ELEGRAMs.
COMMERCEAL.
MONEY MARKET

1O-N4 MARKET
New YORK., Is. Money closed 8; gov
eTnmeats strong stocks weak; Western
y ni0 on od1s; Qulcksilver915; Pacific. 38sz;
wei, w eiis' : argo. !29; New York Central,
ISg5a; Erie, ,S84i Panama, 1877; Denver
q 4. Z. 49,; Union Pacific, 1857: bonds,
10; Central Pacific, $685.. bonds, ia;
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MINING SHARES.

- ~ = @O/23 " AiOu L aciuC. lUOAs DOQ0e.
ITO; Central Pacific, $685.. bonds, ia;
Sutro, 4.
MINING SHARES.
New York, Is = Mining stocks dull
Robinson Consolidated declined from I45
to lS5; Silver Cliff from so to 30; Little
Pittsbnrg to 66; Horn Silcer to SIS: Ma.
vago advanced to 625; Greeu Mountain
to 81; Independence to 70; Belle Isle 30
70 90; Decatar, dull, 8 to- &c. Sales for
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Wheat, higher; regular.
1873, November, 94S December, 9355
year, spring 9311, winter 95. Corn.
highe, 7OA cash. 67A November, 6O9S
year. Oats, higher, Sc bid. Rive,
frmer, 56H. Barley, higher, 8S1S
Flax seed, frmer II6. Pork, lower for
near, higher on distsns futures; II so,
November, 1870 December, wear.
Lard, higher, 1I.6O Noven Der, 10. 90 De.
cember, year.
WHISKY.
Chicago, l5.- Whisky, lower, 10.
Clncihnati. l5.-Whisky, IA.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, 10. - Consols, I0l 1876 "a
1O2:l3-l6i 4 per cent. bonds 12214; AIS,
ll4M, ex coupon.
Liverpool, l5 Cotton, fair demand;
y GLANDS, 61S' Ofleans 6 ZIG; sales IL,
PETRoLe UNI.
Gew ssYork, Is Petroleum. dull;
crude, 6OI@585s; refined, 824@87s;
united, 1888.
New York, 5.-Australisn tin 2234.
COPPER.
New York, 15.-Oopper dull, lake
1879.
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SALMON HAS ARRIVED,
at G. F. BROOKS.
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Third District Court.

Proceedings in the Third District
Court, on Tuesday, Chief Justice
Hunter presiding:
S. Hanks gS. Albert Uebel; mo-
ton to quash the summons was de-
MED and a condemnation to cor
rect the summons was made and al
lowed. The case has been submit
ted heretofore and judgement was
given rs prayed for. Exception was
taken and defendant was allowed
ten days to file a motion for new
trial.
Judgment for plaintiff was reE-
dered in the casa of l.. E. Holder
cs. Levi Stevens.
In the action of Thomas FentO9
rs Salt Lake County ct a., judgme1f
was rendered in favor Of plainbs,
in accordance with the proceedings
of the referee, for $4,000. Excep-
ton taken.
M. M. Bane had judgment rem,
dered in his favor in a suit agaln8l
.Toseph GOrlinski. Defendant ex.
cepted, and ten days were allowed
him within which he is to file a no.
tice and statement for anew trIalU
an appeal,
The demurrer of defendant to t1S
amended complaint, heretofore SUI
mitted in the case OF w. S. Gays q
w. S. Mccormick, was 0verfuIte:gs
Exception was taken, and plaiint;maf
was allowed to amend his complain
by supplying certain omissions; In.
a decree granting a perpetual 5 !dr
junction and awarding SlOV uaI n
ages, was entered in the ca essoq
| S. P. Champion 0S. Sven Pelsl''
ct al.
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A Case of Talk.

About o'clock on Tuesday after
noon a young fellow. apparently
newly in town, became exceedingly
drunk and went up Main street
cursing and swearing and insulting
everybody and striking persons. He
was arespecter neither of age nor
sex, and struck at gray-headed men,
women and children alike. When
in front of the Coop. he struck at
Mr.. Richard Lambert. who grabbed
the crazy fellow. toppled him over
in the ditch and held him there until
he was thoroughly soaked and cried
for mercy. He was then re-
leased and went off around the
Council House corner. Officer ChaS.
CroW-and a person called on by him
seeing the affair, started after and
overlook the young man. and lead
him down main street. He walked
as far as Asmussen's store all right,
but reaching there declared
nd. did not want TO 60 any
farther and dropped to the
ground. They dragged him for a
short distance, and then lifte1 him
on his feet. He began to kick and
scuffle, and when opposite Dryers
store Crow pulled out his club, struck
the prisoner on the head, and felled
him. A very large crowd had as
sembled, who discussed the action
freely aud unfavorably. Meanwhile,
the young man was carried to the
City Hall on truck and placed in
jail. The action of Officer Grow
was the subject of much criticism
Of most unfavorable character,
and almost resulted in two or three
| fights. 1t is held that any number
| of persons would have rendered as
sistance, if they had been called on
and while it is not denied that the
fellow kicked and struggled, it is
nevertheless maintained that he
could have been taken to jail with
out, having to be struck on the
head TO keep him quiet. ItWas also
argued that had Mr.. Crow been
alone and unable to get assistance,
the case would have been entirely
different, but as the arrest could
have been accomplished without the
use of the billet, it is claimed the
act was unWarranted.
1t matters little how aggravated
the case may be that induces
an officer to strike a prisoner
there are always those who
will call it brutal. About the pre-.
sent eaSe. the HERALD knows moth.
ing, and there are SO many conflict
ing statements that it is difficult tc
base an opinion upon any. But
even if Mr.. Crow was justified, il
can only be regretted that a magis
trate and a member of the City
Council should be placed inSSucbAar
! unfortunate predicamentIt that he i!
forced to,strike man on the. heaC
with a heavy billy. 1T certainly
does not add to his personal nor OF
fetal dignity.
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A Magnificent Display.

The show window of Joslin s.
Park on Tuesday was really magni-
fcent, the display of diamonds
being, without doubt, as fine as any
thing between New York and San
Francisco. One set Of earrings and
pin alone were valued at $4,000, and
four sets of earrings represented an
aggregate value OF $4,000. There
must have been close Oh $4,000
worth of diamonds in the window,
which was made so attractive by the
display that it was crowded all day
long by admiring spectators. Besides
the diamonds there were other
kinds of iewelry equally valuable in
proportion. Particularly noticeable,
after the diamonds, was the array
of magnificent gold watches, brace
lets and the like. The display was
as beautiful as it was rare.
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any work, except for his own con-
Venience, in front of his own prop
erty. The supervisor further
claimed to have made the full
amount of jstreet improvement in
that locality authorized by the Coun-
Gil. The committee therefore de-
clined to recommend any appropria-
ton. Adopted.
The committee on claims to whom
was referred the bill of DIR. Clinton
(SlOe) for services as sanitary and
quarantine physician, ETC., for No
Yember, reported that they found
the same according to past under
standing, and recommended that
the amount be allowed. The COM
mittee further set forth that on in
formation to the effect that the
duties of said Office had been greatly
decreased since the Disappearance
of smallpox from the territory,
they were of the opinion that the
salary of the physician might be
reduced for the future, and recon-
mended that so long as his services
were deemed necessary by the
mayor, he be allowed salary at the
rate of $50 per month. Adopted.
The special committee appointed
to prepare a petition to the post
master general asking for free
postal delivery for the city reported
progress and asked further time
Report received and further time
granted.
Alderman Speirs moved in view
Iof the many recent robberies.
assaults and other depredations
against person and property com
mitted by warrants and other I'M
principled ruffians who infest the
city at present, that the chief of po
! lice be instructed TO organize {
corps of special policemen in eacl
ward of the city for the protection
and safety of citizens. Carried.
The city surveyor presented pro
| file of the street and sidewalk grades
on East Temple street from Nortl
| Temple to Pear street which wa
referred to the committee on streets
and alleys for examination.
| Adjourned.