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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-17
DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced:
twenty acres i'll lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares eff water,
rightS.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late A. w. Coombs
will please call and settle; also those
holding CLAIMS against him are re-
quested to present their bills.
JOHN COoMBS,
G3 First South Street.
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WANTED.

A girl to do general homework.
Apply to. MRS. f. MACKIE.
7 Cliff Row.
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Silk DoImans and Circulars.

We invite the attention of ladies
TO our elegant line of Seal, Plush,
BrOcaded, and Silk Dolmans and
Circulars, Fur Lined, Plush Lined
and Silk Lined. On Monday, Oct.
9th, and for one week we will sell
from our immense assortment at the
following reductions in prices:
Go-r,, mt. c.. aln rn..ros ~ q IN ID l.
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STRAY MULE.

A suitable reward will be paid
for the delivery of an iron grey
mare mule branded Z = left shoulder,
Wart on flank, saddle and hobbIe
marks, to E. J. Travis residence,
opposite City Hall, Salt Lake City.
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WANTED.

A girl to do general homework
and cooking. Good wages to a good
girl No > Cliff Row.
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NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late Edward hIartin
viii please be so kind as to call and
settle. Respectfully
ELIZA MARTIN.
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pr O % O 8 Al s
FOR TIN AND GALVANIZED IRON WORK
ON THE TERRITORIAL INSANE
ASYLUM.

PROPOSALS, SEALED AND UN-
L sealed, as specified, will be received
at my Office, in Provo City, until Tues
day, October the 18th, 1882, at Il M. for
doing Tin and Galvanized Iron work on
Insane Asylum.
For further information apply at this
Office, or at the Office Of John q. Bur-
ton, architect, in Salt Lake City.
The right is reserved to reject any and
ali bids not considered advantageous to
the Territory.
CSigned), JAMES DUNN,
Chairman Building Committee.
Provo City, October Sd, 1882. oS
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
LOST,

A parcel of Table Linen. The
finder will please leave it at II. B.
Clawson's office.
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FOR SALE.

A good buggy, horse and harness
for sale cheap. Apply at this office.
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FOR SALE.

a pure bred Jersey Bull Calf.
PAUL a. SCHETTLER.
Twelfth Ward.
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CIeburne.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
CLEBURNE, August 14.-Yesterday it
rained in the forenoon and afternoon, and
last night was cool for the season of the
year. am told by those who know, that
is Just such weather as will give cotton
worms chance to put in their work.
The offer of the premium Of S105 for the
first bale makes cotton-growers impatient.
Hill or Ellis will rush for the second pre-
MUM.
The camp-meeting attracted quite a
crowd again yesterday. 1t closes to-day;
The contractors are measuring off the
foundation for the new courthouse this
morning. 1t will crowd the square, and
the effect will be to force trade to the streets
leading to the depot.
Cleburne is one of the cleanest cities to-
day in the state, and this accounts for the
remarkable good health of the place.
hear of but little sickness of any kind.
More new buildings are under way.
Cleburne is in the lead in the way of i'm
provements.
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe is digging
an immense well near their depot. 1t will
supply the tank that is being erected at
the same point.
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sold by WILLIAMS, TOLLIyER WALKER, palIas, Tcxas

and after an examination trial before JUS
tce Floy were committed 10 Jail The
other Aaron Nixon, fled, was pursued and
captured by Mr.. Scott Tucker, consta-
BILE of this county, below Marshall in Har-
rison county, while making his way to the
Louisiana line, who returned with him to-
day and lodged him in jail at this
place. All five of the negroes
we're a band of exodusters, who had stopped
in this and Gregg counties on tramp TO
Kansas Jealousy was the cause ofthe fatal
deed. From general reports they are bad
set. There are now confined at this place
eight prisoners, four for murder and one
for theft, one for assault to murder. The jail
being small 1t is very much crowded.
Cotton is opening rapidly and picking
has commenced. Hands are scarce. Some
are offering eighty cents per hundred
pounds.
GILMER, August 15.-J. A. Mcdowell, of
Pittsburg; Charles Campbell, OF Jefferson
and Dr. johnson, of Mt. Pleasant, visited
this place yesterday. They organized the
republican party and selected delegates to
the state convention, to be held at Austin
on the 23d. Very little enthusiasm was
manifested. only about fifteen negroes TAX
ing part. Very little is expected OF the
party in this county from the material Sc
lected. Mcdowell and DR.. Johnson both
made speeches, den ouncing the democratic
party as one of broken promises, violated
pledges, etc., advising the republicans to
vote the greenback or independent ticket,
if no candidate of their own is in the field.
Drummers and candidates are busy.
Plenty of rain.
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Bolton.
special 70 the Herald.

BELroN, August Fin the state grange
Thursday afternoon Sister II. T. Kennedy
was elected to fill the Office of L. A. s.,
made vacant by the death Of Sister Sallie
Black. An executive committee was also
elected as follows: w. II. Harris, of Dal-
las; A. NJ. Kelly, Of Bell county; p. NJ.
Dougherty, of Cameron. Yesterday the
grange opened at o a. m, and after reading
and adopting the minutes adjourned and
repaired to a grove-to hear the lecture Of
Worthy Master J. J. Woodman, inferno
tional grand lecturer. He gave the object
ana aim Of the order to the satisfaction Of
his audience.
The grange assembled at p. m. A reso-
lotion demanding a change in the present
school law was adopted extending the age
from IL TO is years, and that the course OF
study be enlarged. A resolution was adopted
iavoring the time OF meeting Of the state
grange the second day in August. A reso-
tuition recommending a permanent COM
mittee on silk culture was adopted, the
grange to render all possible encourage
ment and report. The resolution. Of yes-
ierday TO provide for an organization Of
freemen was taken from the table after .
noisy debate. The resolutiO referring to
the reformation Of the cooperative publish
ing company was referred to the executive
committee. Fiftyfour members were r.
ceived and took the fifth degree. This
morning Worthy Master WoOdman lee
tured. E. s. p. Baugh left the city. The
grange adjOurns To meet at Dallas the sec
Ond Tnesday in August.
The republicans Of Bell county met in the
court-house end endorsed the circular let
ter Of Governor Davis. }. j. Noidmsn.
Of Gainesville, was nominated for
iudcef Of the court Of appeals
and J. II. Austerheim, TIE postmaster, for
congress.
The nomination Of Stewart for congress
Il received here with enthusiasm, and many
express the hope tbat tine Austin and San
Antonio district viii do similar thing by
Judge Hancock
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST ~ 1882

tween here and Kigofe. occurred today.
Several we're inIured-Mr Martin, his NJ.
Ito son, and three negro labOfers. n isre.
ported one Of the latter Is dead, and That
Mr. Martin Is not expected TO live, bis
ribs being fracturc1 having internal IN
jnhes and being severely scalded and cut
about the head.
The cotton yield isnot as good as was ex-
pected The stalks are strong, but the
squares are relatively few.
AT the citizens meeting yesterday W
on the entertainment OF dele
gates expected to the congressional con
vention here next Tuesday was appointed.
W. Alexander ABBEY. chairman; A. s. Tay-
or, j. NJ. Jones and Il. McCord.
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Special to the Herald.

opcCIHI 70 inc HeTHIu,
PALESTINE, August 12.-Palestine has
been in a commotion all day over the pri-
mary election for county officers. Nearly
seven hundred votes were polled. Link,
for county Judge, doubtless beats lowers.
Wright, for assessor, and Reeves, tor county
attorney, were nominated. Other offices
are uncertain.
Hoxie has certainly been appointed gen.
eral manager of the whole Gould south
western combination. Talmage, of the
Missouri Pacific, is to be general superin-
Herrin, Master Mechanic Johnston and
Car Builder Sections have gone to st. Louis
about the prospective change here.
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Captain Mallory, the electrician, is super
intending the construction Of the works
and wires Of the Dallas Electric Lighting
company; put the machinery in operation
yesterday and had about a dozen lights up
at the works. There was a large number
of visitors, who were very much interested
in the workings of the machinery.
The lights, even in the day time, are
bright, vet soft. The reporter
asked Captain Mallory if 80 many visitors
didn't annoy him. Mot the least" he re-
piled. II am pleased TO see them inter
ested." BY Saturday night several lights
will be In operation in buildings Up town.
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s2ecicl % tire Herald.

sDecicl % Tire Herald.
SAN SABA, Angus. 15.-Wea.hcr cool and
cloudy.
The town and county are full ofslrangers,
looking FOR homes. Town property and
prices Of lands are steadily increasing,
JAS Harris who lives seven miles east Of
town, was thrown from his horse las, Sat
ufddy about / o'cl0c6 .. m. and wss so
badly injured thar he remained in the
mountain alone till s o'clock next morning,
where he was found speeChless, with hi3
left side paraly zed, from conclusion Of the
brain. lis case is prdhOunced hopeless By
his doctor.
Jas. Gunny, our district and county at
torney, was drown from his horse on Mon
day, several small bones OF The leg broken
and his ankle disl0cated.
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Meeting of school Commisg.oners

The boarl OF school trustees held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon aud elected the Re-
lowing teachers for the free schools in tie
different wards:
First ward-liiss Lula Spiyy, principal ;
Miss Katie Cabo!l, first ssi,taut; Miss Jun-
ME Brooks, sac0ni'assistAut.
Second ward--Mrs. G. W. Miller, princi-
pal; Miss Miuie Caldwell. first assistant ;
Miss Lizzie Clayton, second ASSISTANT
Third warI--Mis- iiaicle AllehoG, prin-
cipal; Miss Sue Carleton, first assistant ;
Mrs. NJ. Z. Gillian, second assistant
Fourth waTd-Miss Leila COwart, prilci-
pal; hiss Lortuh Knight, first assistant; Miss
Nellie Crane, second assistant.
The colored schools are located as fol-
lows and the teachers are: A. II. Jones
north Dallas; s. II. Smothcf5 East Dallas;
II. S. Howell, Cedars.
The selection OF teachers made by the
board will no doubt prove satisfactory rs
good material hos been secured in tue, APP
pOiulmUuts.
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speclol to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
III PAso August 12.--Mr. Campbell, SUI
perintendent of the I'll Paso division Of the
Southern Pacific, returned today from a
trip over the road, and reports the 4lO;h
mile post reached and work progressing
slowly. The gap between il and the Sunset
is Just thirty-Diuc miles. 1t will not he
fnished before Ncvernhpr lst
The Mexican Central is finished TO poir t
within nineteen miles Of Chihuahua City,
will reach there September LIST, when an eX-
oursion of persons from this place and New
Mexico win come Off
The dispatch from Matamoras to the As
sociated Press that twenty-five Apaches
were shot at Chihuahua on the 9th of this
nonth is false. 1t originated from the fact
that Alfalfa, a noted Indian, and twenty
eight OF his warriors were captured by
Mexican troops opposite Preside del Norte
and shot about three months ago.
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epeclnl 70 The HeraId
BRowNwOoD, August i2.-Wood johnson
was to-day bound over to await the action
Of the grand jury on the charge Of assault
with intent 10 murder John Sheffield, few
DAYS ago.
The state normal chOOl At this place, con-
Quoted BY Professor J. II. Dean, has just
closed a very successful session, and much
interest was manifested both by the teach
ers and By the citizens Of BrownwoOd-
The board OF education would do vel 70
locate the school here permanently.
The camp meeting in progress on Willis
Greek. near town. j. largely attended BY
people from al parts Of the country.
Business is dull.
The cotton crop /. in fine condition
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Conlanclie.
Snecisl 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
CoMANcHn, August 15.---Nevs has just
been received here Of an accident which oc-
curerd to Willie A. Little, son of Squire
Little, who lives about ten miles north of
your reporter, are about as follows: Willie
was riding a young mule, which became
frightened at something and ran away,
throwing the little boy out of his saddle,
and his foot hanging in the stirrup, he was
dragged about 400 yards before he could be
released His left leg was broken just
above the knee, tue bone sticking ont IN a
sicllcniug manner and he was kicked on
the head and otherwise bruised up by the
mule. He is in critical condition.
Mr.. Henry Martin, who was thrown from
his horse and hi, thigh broken, ana who
was reported dying lew days ago, is now
said 10 be ont OF danger ana recovering.
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John Lewis ,colored was arrested yesterday
evening by Officer Taylor and turned ever
to Constable Dear, who locked him up IN the
county jail ON the charge Of stealing be-
tween $40 and SIS from the till Of Mrs.
Bruin. who keep. the Oyster Bay lunch
stand. on Main street. The thief ran
down Commerce street and some distance
no Wood street before Officer Taylor over
took him. In bis flight he threw lbs coat
and part Of the money away, come Of
which was recovered. lie called for q
sandwich, and while Mrs. Bruin hsd Der
back turned eesting ID. De committed the
theft. 1t is q clear case against him.
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Waco.
Special 10 the Herald.

bDtNIWI 70 IIIC IINIhIUs
Waco, August 12.-Several Independent
democrats held a meeting at the court
huse to-day, and determined to put an in
dependent candidate for sheriff in the
field. 1t has a good backing.
Mayor Stureis has issued proclamation
for the though cleansing Of the city, in an
ticipation of 20 sibie visit from yellow
fever, and has determined TO force strict
sanitary regulations.
Bishop Linmus Parker, Of the Methodist
church, is here, and breaches tomorrow.
Tie colored congregation Of the African
Methodist church to-day purchased the
paying 5000 for it,
The body Of Gill Wallace, who was
drowned in the Colorado r1ver some time
ago, has been recovered, and was brought
here for burial.
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Doing Wonders for Me-

A lady at Royalton, Vermont, says, af-
ter using Compound Oxygen for three
weeks 81 was very weak and low when |
first inhaled. | had to be helped to rise
from the bed, and could only sit
in the chair while inhalirg.
The second night after inha!ing l rested
better than ! have for two years. Ever
since, l have gone to sleep early; rested
well and walked early, feeling rested and
refreshed. Have been gaining in strength;
halfthe time. rode two miles on Saturday,
and was not as tired as | expected to be,
My friends think it is doing wonders for
me-" Treatise on Compound Oxygen"
sent free. Drs Starkey & Palen, 1l00 and
iii Girard street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
yGnia.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, August 2.-Addie Cohn, the
little S-year-old daughter of Adolph Cohn,
was missed this morning from her home,
corner Broadway and Sixteenth streets.
Search was Immediately instituted and re-
suited in the discovery of her body floating
in an underground cistern, the trap to
which was found open, The body was
| tirely extinct, but in vain were the efforts
to resusctate her, her neck was
found to have been broken by the falls and
the poor girl expired in few minutes. The
supposition is that she fell from the fig
tree overhangng the opening in the ctstern.
The board of health held a meeting at
noon today, at which the ACCESSIBILITY OF
quarantining New Orleans was discussed.
| kilograms were read from DR.. Jones,
of the state, and Bemis, OF the ma
| tional boards of health earnestly
protesting against such an action, as
altogether unnecessary and unwarranted
/ by facts. The meeting adjourned without
action. A second session was held
this afternoon, but no action was
The following kilograms were read: One
from Dir. JCnes, at New Orleans, to the
effect that the tug Maddox, which towed
/ the suspected schooner. Henrietta TO ship
/ island, would not be permitted to enter the
/ port at New Orleans, but DO held sub
I icot to the state quarantine regulations,
| MesSts Irvine & Bu2sner, prepuctOr5 OF
the tug, have ordered her Immediate re-
tprn 10 Galveston. Also dispatch from the
mayor Of Iudianola, with information that
/ that port had declared quarantine against
| Corpus Christi for having permitted Or.
| Swcgringen TO pass through from Browns
vile.
The general impression here is thst there
are more cases Of yellow fever IN rev Or
/ leans than the authorities are willing to
! admit. The announcement of another case
/ there will result in immediate quarantine.
GALVESTON, August 1.-THE surveying
! oIrps of the Gulf Colorado q Santa FG
railway to-day began the location ot the
/ line from Alvin station thirty miles north
OF here, to Houston, z distance OF twenty
three mics IT is the intention
Of the company TO press construction on
mis- tap to An early completion.
William Vale. employed by the Santa Re
road, was found dead in bed to-day. He
had returned home to dinner and
complaining OF indsposition had lain down,
requesting his wife TO wake him for dinner.
The two coiored lads named Washington
and Hongrie, who murdered another lad
named Green, were to-day sent before the
criminal court under $500 bonds each.
Harry Winered was knocked from a dray
loaded with lumber with brickbat,
thrown by a. oaudegard, and run over
by the dray. IL is thought he is fatally
injured.
GALymToX, August 15.-FTed Brooch er. 10
years old. coloTed boy, was drowned this
morning while bathing in the bay at the
foot of Twentieth street. The body has not
been recovered.
Charles Wagner, mate of the schooner
Agnes Il. Grace, to-day shot at negro
steward of the vessel and was promptly ar
ested.
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Kansas City
Snecial 70 the Herald.

KANSAS CRY, August 15.-Dick Little,
the notorious train robber, member of
Jesse James gags was arrested to-day by
Deputy United States Marshall Douglass
ana turned over TO Deputy Overton, Of Ala
bama, on suspicion Of being one of the
three men who held up government pay
master at Mussel Shoals, March IL, 1881,
Little says the arrestwas a pat up job by
the Hites who want revenge, AID is con-
iident he can prove his innocence.
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Houston.


Houston, August 1.-THE council met
this evening and passed quarantine ordi-
nance as follows. From and after Il
noon of the 10th day of August, 1882, and
until further action by the council, rigid
quarantine is declared and shall be enforced
against Brownville, Texas, Matamoras,
Mexico, and such other places as are now
or may hereafter be declared by the board
Of health to be infected with yellow fever or
situated contagious to any places infected
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Special V The Herald
sULrHUE sPEISss, Angusf 15.-Whle the
engineer corps q the Houston a Tezss
Central railroad, under Captain Abrsm
Cross, was at xork. two miles west Of here,
today. they were shos at I've times By two
men in q wagon. No cause Il known Tor
this murder0us attempt On TIE lives q
on the open prairie and In1lesting no one.
IarEn.-The parties have ben srresied
aud will have . hearing to-f10rrDw- The
Csc VII be prosecuted 70 the fuIl extent q
the Law.
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SUMMER CLOTHING!

= Lots OF men yet bought their full supply Of
Summer Underwear. Lots of patrons have not yet
bought their full supply of Shirts for long Summer trip
finds the hot July and August Sun is than he stand
and he will replenish his wardrobe inducements in
prices are offered him. NOW is YOUR TINE! We
have an immense Stock that we are going Close Out This
Month"; and take word we have placed our Goods at
Prices to do it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
SUCCESS, owing the liberal support and patronage from
our many friends and make the rest of this Summer
Season our GROWING TRIUMPH, and to prepare for
an active Fall Campaign propose in own peculiar
to give to customers these late SUMMER BARGAINS
If there are any doubling Thomases please let them CALL
inspect our Stock and Prices and will forever them of
all doubt We have to be brief and to the point Our space
expensive is is Of necessity limited We simply invite the
shown through extensive Establishment and our Goods
and our Prices and Mode of Treatment 70 all does not
give Satisfaction are willing to give up the Horns
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Some Families cannot live more than q
day or is o at n time without calling IN the
physician of the village Jimmy has Collie
Mary is AIKEN wi il Sick IIsndlohe tbs old
man is troubled with his Liver; JJhu mas
Dropsicli SWelings; Arominta is subject
70 Fits; Polly is Cos,iye; Mother Loses uer
Appititx; johann is stricken with beyer
and so ON. Please note this: Swayne's Pills
aroprepGrod DO o physician and beaJWtry-
hing for all the above Ills.
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Bastrop.
Special to the Herald.

BAsrRoP, August 15.-Hon. Wash Jones
arrived home yesterday from Washington,
District of Columbia and in conversation
with your reporter to-day stated positively
that he will be an independent candidate for
governor at the next election and will open
the campaign with speech at Goliad next
Saturday, the 10Th, at Brennan Monday
the 2lst. and at Giddings Tuesday, the ODD
He says he will make as thorough a canvass
as can be made in the time between this
and the election.
The stained glass for the windows of the
Episcopal church has arrived in good order.
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Borseford's Acid Phosphate
acts as food for an exhausted brain.


last night Professor John Potter took an
overdose Of morphine. ss be sve-rsd, with
suicidal intent. Amer taking i he went 20
Ksnt's hotel. In the meantime his broibers
received a note he had sent them in which
be stated bis purD0se 70 klll himseli, - NE
vas q turlcn 20 him. They puf him In q
hsck and took him bone. Physicians we're
in attendance. and is i believed be WI re-
faurrr