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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-20

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-20


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Slsipunssaiidsn 6srner iitsrnimmt er
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R(eietr.
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9luSwabl,
Sanetilaer uno Iiidtader biGiser ais
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S. Sosfe & 9 bne.
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- Bir haben mieoer cine srpBe NuS:
wabl Der beriibu,ten SerrensS Semoen en1:
pfangen. loprbl weiBe unb farttse.
S. SoSfe & SG1ne.
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MIseellaneOus.

Portland. Me-, 12.-Rev. Joseph
Bartlett, a retired COngregatiOnalist
minister of Gorham, committed sui
eide by drowning in Little River,
while temporarily insane. He was
a brother of Samuel T. Bartlett,
president of Dartmouth College.
Montreal, Quebec, II. = The La
Crosse match for the cham pionship
of the world, between the Shamrock
Club and the Montreal Club was
won by the ShamrOcks.
Wheeling, 12.-The democrats of
the second district at Keyes, after a
two days session and much bitter.
ness, split in two factions, one nom
mating Daniel B. Lucas for con-
gress the other Judge Hague. Either
would prefer the election ola re-
publican to the election of his adj
versary, it is believed.
Havana. PA dispatch from
Jamaica says that Westgate the self
confessed assassin of Lord Frederic
Cavendish AMI Burke, arrived there,
and the evidence I'M licating him in
the crime is strong.
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Washington, 12.- The state de-
partment has received, through the
legation at st. Petersburg, a circular
issued blythe Russian ministry in
relation to Israelites, in which the
local authorities are directed not to
expel Israeli'es established prior to
1880, and residing therin by virtue
of regular permission; and, on the
other hand, ordering them to take
measures to prevent new authority
being given Israelites who have not
the right of residence.
Acting secretary of state, Davis,
has been in communication with
Minister Lowell, at London, in
reference TO the case Of Stephen J.
Meany, of New York, who was ar
rested at Ennis, Ireland, for alleged
violation OF the repression act.
Secretary Davis yesterday tele-
graphed Minister Lowell to give the
case Immediate attention and report
to the department. An answer was
received, to-day, stating that the
foreign Office has no official informa-
ton ON the subject, bat he under
stood Meany will be relea. Ell. SecTe-
tary Davis thereupOn telegl apbed
Minister Lowell to grt information
as to whether Meany is free or not.
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CHAS. W. STAYNER.

Attorney and CounselIor-at-Law
and Solicitor in Chancery, attends
cases before the Supreme, District
and Probate Courts; practices as
counsel for widows, guardians, eX-
eCutorS and administrator in the
management and settling up of
Estates. Having lately returned
from Europe, he is prepared to furn-
ish information respecting legacies,
ETC., now awaiting the action of
legitimate claimants, in chancery.
Persons can ascertain if their names
are on the records, by application TO
Mr.. Stayner, through the mail or at
his Office, Squires' Building, Main
Street, Salt Lake City.
2. 0. Address, box 5S7.
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Criminal.

New York, 12.-Erastus ID. earn
sey. paymaster for Robinson s. Wal
lace. builders, to-day drew $500
from the Dank to pay the men.
While he was sorting the bills, his
brother John, northumberland in
the employ of the firm, entered the
room. seized a package containing
$4,000, ran into the street and was
soon out of sight.
Providence, 12.-Stephen R. Rath-
hun, formerly clerk in the office of
the Geneva Wooden Mills, and who
was discharged on suspicion of steal
ing, appeared at the office this morn
ing, disguised, and applied for work.
While the clerk was absent, he made
his entrance into the rear office,
where there was $4,000 ready TO pay
the help, and attempted to run away
with it. A milkman tried to stop
him, but he drew a revolver. Rath-
hun was finally caught by the sec
rotary and treasurer Of the mill af-
ter firing two shots at him.
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EGYPT.

SOIlSIdnLlnOple, 12.-The turkish
Qelegates 10 the conference Informed
DuHerln that no troops would be
landed IN Egypt until the arrival of
the turkish special commissioners.
me ambassadors. upon the Initia-
i've OF France, made urgent repre-
Sentations to the Porte in regard to
Gne agitation against Christians in
SYRIA and other parts of the Turk
ism empire. France has now ac-
copied. under certain restrictions. a
proposal fJr collective protection of
the Suez Canal.
Malta. 12.-General Sir Garnet
WolseleY has arrived here en-. route
IoT Alexandria. he is quite well.
Berlin. l2.-The GrGnzListe7l, an
officially inspired organ. says: Ger
many cannot risk the loss of the
good Will OF the other powers by
paralyzlng or cOunteracting their
policy, unless she is absolutely
forced to do so. She has neither the
wish nor the right to play the part
OF European censor. She will
neither give a mandate to England
TO act on the Nile, nor hinder her
from doing what she may think
necessary Tor British interests. The
interests of Germany have not been
menaced. If they are menaced
hereafter, she will have plenty of
time to take her resolutions. Her
Only aim is European peace, which
will be maintained.
London. 12-What Dufferin in
siStS upon in order to secure har-
mOny Of action, is that no move
ment of Turkish troops when they
are in Egypt. should take place
without the preliminary consent of
Gen. WOlseley.
The Times says: When the army
ut Arab Pasha has been dispersed
- its leaders brought to account
IUr their misdeeds, we shall have to
make sure that the difficulty may
not recur in q new form. Egypt
will be in our hands. 1t will not be
open to us to retire from the coun-
try and leave events 10 take their
own course. This is the resolve OF
England, and when it becomes
necessary to seek the sanction Of
other powers for the result the con-
cert of Europe will be invoked in a
sense very different from that with
which we have lately been familiar
Alexandria, 12.-The Coldstream
Guards and Grenadier Guards have
arrived here.
The British government has pur-
chased a large hotel and mercantile
premises at Port Said for use as
a hospital
ConstantinOple, 12-The ministers
sat Throughout the night discussing
the terms of the proclamation
against Arab Pasha.
Lord Dufferin telegTaphed to Lon
don the POrte's notifications of the
military convention, and Granville
sent a reply accepting them. Der.
ViSch Pasha is the Turkish member
of the future international commits
sion to consider measures for pro-
lecting the Suez Canal, which COM
will perform functions sim
liar to those of the Oanubian COM
mission.
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ABnuaI COnvenIlOz.

London, I2.-Three hundred dele
gates were present at the sitting of
the annual convention of the Irish
Land League at Manchester, to day.
A report was presented stating that
the highlands Of Scotland are riDe
for che land agitation. 1t resolved
to alter the title of the Land League
to L and and Labor League of Great
Britain. Upon a resolution for
enumerating the peasant proprie-
tary AS among the objects of the
League, an amendment was pro-
posed embOdying the principles of
the DaVitt land naturalization
scheme; but, after an animated dis
cussiOn, the original resolution was
overwhelmingly carried. A reso-
luton passed recommending TO the
farmers of Ireland the Justice and
Of aiding the cause of
the laborers, aud recommending the
payment of Irish members of Par
lament for their services in the
cause Of the Land League.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
UTAH OYSTERS.
an Oyster Bed to be Planted
IN GreaG salt Lake
An Experiment 'Of Consider
able Importance.

anew York, 12.- FishCOmmissioner
Eugene q. Blackford yesterday re.
celved an order from Henry House.
at Corinne, Utah, for two btrrels of
seeding oysters. House wrote that
he Intended To plant them and make
an attempt to cultivate oysters in
Great Salt Lake. Blackfood said
to-day that the two barrels would
contain about 800 Seeding oysters,
and that the cost, together
with freight charges, would be about
$50. He said also that his was the
first attempt made to cultivate oys-
tiers in Great Salt Lake, and that. no
doubt, the experiment would have a
satisfactory result, provided proper
bed for the oysters could be found,
where minute animal food, upon
which the young oysters can
feed, was plentiful. If the
oysters live until they reached
Utah-and the water of great Salt
Lake was, without doubt, suited to
them-in a years time the young
oysters, il they do live and thrive,
will be fit for food and it is said,
should the experiment result sue
cessfully,many more will be planted
next year.
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FOREIGN.

Londonderry, 12.-The Sub Com
mission. Of the Land Court has
given judgment in the first case yet
heard of an application by tenants of
the Irish church estates, to fix fair
rent They redLc ed aggregate
amount from e149 to 2126. In the
case of another applicant, the rent
was reduced 234.
Cork, 12.-The remains of Miss
Fanny Parnell are to be inter-, d in
Ireland. There will probably be a
great demonstration at the funeral
London, l2.-The Standard SAY 8
several Irish members of Parlia-
ment intend 10 address their con-
stituents during recess, with a view
to testing the extent to which the
government will allow a freedom of
speech.
Seaeral Tgnatieff has notbeen ar
rested.
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Arab Bey.

Yes. saw Arab Pasha twice Dur
ing my last visit to Egypt" said Dr..
Henry IL. Field, yesterday afternoon,
As be sat in bis private room ia the
office OF the Evangelist, to Q repre-
sensitive OF the Herald. "The first
time / sAW him but Q moment, bat
the second time VS. in his socieGY
for q whole evening. ItWas last Feb
ruary. Consul General Wolf. With
Gsnsrsl Stone. the chief of the ssSg
TO the KhediVe, and some Americans
passing toe winter in Cairo, thouRhs
it would be pleasant to celebrate
Wsshington's birthday With q grand
dinner, which Was given at the hotel
where | was stopping. It brought
together = distinguished company,
although il is not common for AFabs
and Europeans to mingle, and ali the
Khedivs's ministers we're present,
There WAs the greatest curiosity to see
Arab Bey, and / was placed opposite
him at the table.
HE is q man Of large physique and
rather heavy features; but his eve
looked as ifi might fash fire we're
be aroused. He had committed Q
gross act Of characterization in lead
ing the army against the govern
ment, for which. bad Ismail Pssha
been still Kbedive. be would IN.
doubtely have been shot. felt that
be might be destined 70 suprema
power or death, and | observed him
closely. His manner was very quiet,
and although it was 8 merry party,
and Americans and Europeans on al
sides were gsyly drinking vitae, be
was very grave, and noticed that he
did not even raise the cup to bis lips.
He Epeks Arabic, bat through the
interpreter be told me that be had
come out that evening although not
feeling we'll, to do honor TO q man
who bad freed bis country from Q
loreign yoke. I felt that be vas thing
ing that what Washington had done
ior America be might do for Egypt"
do you consider him a great
mani"
'He is now to prove whether he il
great man." replied Dr.. Field.
"But ! was not impressed with hia
greatness. Hs is unQQestionably q
very brAVelmsn, for be took bis life
in his hand when be revolted against
the overnmene, but his looks do nos
indicate greatness. A most excellent
portrait of him was given in the Lon
don illustrated NegS three or four
weeks ago. His heavy Jaw shows 8
strong viii, and his eye indicates craft,
but il he proves him self q graaE
man be will dissppeint most people
who have studied his face, probably"
ado you consider him q sincere
patriot and q devout Moslem, OK
merely an ambitious and unscrupu-
lous intrigue, eager to initiate the
great Mehemet Ali?"
''He is . Moslem above all things.
A gentleman WHO knew him init.
mstely told me that be il very devoat
in private. He was educated st tho
great University OF Cairo, where the
instruction relates chiefly to tire 10,
ran and the matters embraced In the
Moelem system. Undoubtedly he q
thoroughly established in the faith Of
MohsmmeG. BE is also considered
by those who know him we'll q sincere
DstEiot-thsG is. be desires to elevate
Egypt and make ais country great
But undoubtedly selfish ambition is
mingled Wish his devotion TO Egypt
and MOhsmmed, snd be would like
to make himself 6 monarch"
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$500 Reward

We Will pay the above reward f0E
any case of Liver COW pIalnt, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache. Indigestion,
Constipation or COsIlveneSs We can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills. when the directions ara
strictly complied with. Tney are
purely Vegetable. and never fail TO
give satisfaction. Sugar ted
Large boxes, containing 80 2. lis, 25
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Beware O< cOuhCorfGats and ILnita-
tions. Fhe genuine manufactured
only by JOHN @. WEST q Co., The
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sent by mai prepaid Oh receipt OF 2
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BloodyiAGrnx.

Catlettsburg. II. - During the
election to day, in Pike County a
bloody ARRAY occurred between the
Mccoy and Hatfield families in
which one of the Hatfeld's was shot
and cut SO he died. His friends
banded together and caught three Of
the McCOvs, tied them to trees, and
shot them dead SOIll more blood
SHE'D is expected, rs the families are
numerous anc vindictiva.
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Chicago, l2.-The owners of 'Mon-
roe Caief"announee the + readiness
to match him for $500 side on
any mile track west of Cleveland.
"VOn Aerham" who beat him on
the Chicago track this year. There
has been much talk about saeh a
race between these fast and avsnkv
matched stations, but tnIs is the frst
of them to mean business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13
.Hnrrlbhe Arn.o,..n.

Shenandoah, Pa, II. = To-Day
while RJbJ. Parker aud Huam
Ne!swID er were Ell gagged Ia sIUOt-
ing pigeon ma ca one of the
birds flew towards Parker, Whe
Neiswinter fired tnJ kuIe Pt-ke
tearing tile top of his mead OF ana
scattering his brains ia all dj.e-
items.
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Fixing Desperadoes.

Paducah, KY, 12.-IntelIigence is
just received that q mob had at
tackled the Campbell boys, despera-
does. In a house in Caldwell
county. The Camphells killed one
fthe mob, the house was then fred
and the G smpbells were driven out
and riddled With bullets.
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YelIow .T.sok.

Brow asyiIls. Il. = Twenty one
Next 'tn an four Am 3rIcan new
g .seS ut ysl.OW fever; me death.
Fhe op n01 0f physic sns IS That
the fever IS IA stsrially eKlaus Jag.
Eight d3aths and seVeyaI new
cases In, Matam9CJs.
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NOTICE

On and after August 18th J. M
WOOtOn will be authorized to collect
all Indebtedness due me on the
HERALD subscription account, as 1
have transferred to him all my in
terest in such subscription.
ROBERT SHELTON.
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CONTRACTSI

Parties desiring to obtain Con-
tracts on the Pleasant Valley Rail-
road, can do so by applying imme-
diately to Peter G. Burt, Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
S, Condie, Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted 80 Teams.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby of
fared for the recovery of the body
If the late J. d. Farmer, drowned in
SaIt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882. =
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WANTED.

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wanted at Z. G. M. L. Shoe Factory.
Steady employment and good wages
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a FULL BLOCK FOR SALE.

Adjoining u. g. R. G. depot
grounds. on west side. Apply to E.
Il. DUrnford & Co. Real Estate and
Loan Agent, under Jones Bank,
or to John Pitt, 9th WaId.
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WANTED.

Fifteen men and teams at Pleas
ant Valley. Wages for men $500
per day and board, with team $500
and board. Good feed and water.
Apply at P. S. Condo, Sixth Ward.
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HORSES FOR SALE,
At PRICE s. Olives.

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L ment Office. All kinds os help fur-
nlshed on the shortest notice. Book
Keepers, Clerks, Hotel Men, Canvassers,
Agents, Mechanics, Lsborers and
CosChmen constantly on hand.
Office. frat door west White House;
7. 0. Box l042. jy2l
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NOETOE TO CREDITOEa.

Estate Of Albert B. Darlington, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator Of the estate Of albert r. Car.
gingtOn deceased. to he creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said de :
ceased 20 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said Zsbulon
Jacobs, Of Salt Lake City, in the county OF
Salt Lake. Dated ct Salt lake Oily, July Il,
ZERULOE JACOBS,
Administrator Of the estate OF Albert r.
Darlington dece .sed. iyI6
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B0ARDERS WANTED

In private family, not far from
this office. Apply at this Office.
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CHICAGO. MAY. %. 1891.

CHICAGO, May, %, 1881.
F. NJ. VAN ETTEN-Dear Sir:-one Of your Pat
ent Cake Griddles has been in my family for the
past season. 1t is esteemed by my wife as much
an improvement over the old style of griddle as
the present railroad is over the odfashioned stage
coach They are tip-top thing, and should be In
every family where they value labor-saying and
time-saving Improvements. Yours truly,
D. NJ. LoRD.
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WANTED.

A good girl, for general house
work, and to cook. Apply at this
Office.