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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-01-07
DURING 1881 thirty-six homicides and eighty.

| DURING 1881 thirty-six homicides and eighty.
! two suicides were committed in st. Louis.
| GoTHIIEB ENGEI, prominent young lawyer
| of Milwaukee, Wis, embezzled, forged and
| then absconded.
Mrs. CRUZ, living at Florence, Los Angeles
county, CAL, was delivered few days since OF
Elk perfectly formed female children.
WILLIAM 81. ERB was hanged at ST. Louis fol
the murder Of his wife. On the same day, al
Charleston, S. c., Gabriel White (colored)
suffered death on the gallows for numbering
another colored man.
BETWEEN thirty and forty medical students
at Keokuk, Iowa, have been stricken down with
smallpox, caught from a subject in the dissect-
ing-room that had died Of the dread disease.
Smallpox also prevails in about forty different
places in Illinois.
THE Ohio legislature met organized and re-
ceived the animal message Of Governor Foster.
COLONEL WILLIAM E. CAMERON was inaugu-
rated at Richmond, as governor Of Virginia,
in quiet manner.
WHILE knights of Pythias festival was in
progress at Shanesvllle, Ohio, the floor gave
way and the entire company, numbering three
hundred, fell with it to the floor below A
stove containing burning coal fell also and set
fire to the building. Four women and one boy
persisted In the flames and two other persons
citizens by heroic efforts extingui-hed the fire,
but not until one hundred persons had been
burned or otherwise injured.
The boiler in q saw-mlll near Winamac,
Ind, exploded, killing John Hem, fatally in
juring Daniel Dirt and severely injuring a
third man.
LAST winter the Dakota legislature organized
new county called Douglass acting upon
affidavits az to its population and property
which are now shown to be false. The county
has but forty voters, and its taxable property
is only about So, 600; but a few of its enter
prising citizens, after electing themselves to
the county offices, have issued 5000, 900 in
bonds and sent them to New York for
market.
COLONEL l.. M. BELL, a prominent planter
who lived near Hamburg, Ark, is said to have
so brutally beaten and abused his wife an il
other Gay. Her cruel death SO excited tue
neighborllood that crowd the next night took
Bell rom his home and hanged HIM to tree
THE Atlanta exposition closed after a sue
cessful existence of three months.
W. E. GRAHAM, who killed, robbed and
burned Philip Egley, at Venango, Kansas, on
the night of December %, was hanged by
crowd in front of the courthouse the other
night.
In Missouri child seven years old, having
quarreled with playmate aged five, obtained
a revolver and shot his little adversary, killing
him instantly.
WHILE attempting to escape from jail at
Graham, Texas, three brothers named Nc
Donald, charged with murder, were shot and
killed, as was also deputy sheriff. The Me-
Donalds first killed the deputy sheriff and
then broke out of jail and took another deputy
sheriff along in their flight, compelling him to
act as shield between them and their pur-
suers. Then pitched battle took place be-
tween pursuers and pursued, during which the
McDonalds were all killed and three other mel
were wounded.
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From Washington.

IT is now thought that neither of the dele
gates from Utah will be admitted to seat in
the House, and the case will be remanded to
the people of the Territory.
THERE were 9, 965 bills and joint resolutions
introduced in the two houses of Congress be-
fore recess. The law provides that $50 copies
Of each document shall be printed for the use
of members, requiring the printing of 2S35,-
$50 copies.
The sales Of postage stamps, stamped en-
velopes and postal cards for the quarter ended
September 80 amounted to 1901, 789, So4, an
increase over the corresponding period of 1880
of 81, 030, 1924, or about II 40 per cent.
THE total amount of United States bonds re-
deemed up to date under the 105th call is SIT
$780, 600, leaving 50, 40, 400 still outstanding on
which interest ceased December "a. The re-
demption of bonds under the 106th call, SO far
as shown by the treasury books, aggregate
Sc, 891, 400, leaving about $4,000, 900 yet out
standing nder this call, on which the govern
ment offers to pay the interest without rebate
up to January 20, when the call natures and
interest ceases.
ABOUT 1000 persons attended President
Arthur's first official reception at the White
House. In Difference to the mourning which
prevails in official ranks for the death of Presi
dent Garfield the reception was conducted as
simply as possible.
CROWDS of anxious and morbid sightseers
congregated round the Jail at Washington on
New Year day. The doors we're thrown open
and about three hundred visitors-men, women
and children-were ushered in Guiteau's cell
in relays. Greetings were exchanged, and the
assassin's autograph was in great demand, and
was given to whoever asked for it. No such
privileges we're accorded to the other prisoners,
with the exception of Captain Howgate, who
was permitted to leave the Jail and visit his
family
THE debt statement for December shows tho
decrease of the public debt during the month
of December, 1881, to be s12, 793, 623 Sc; cash
in the treasury, 1858, 377, 9S0.76; gold certif-
Gates, S., 1sS, 12o; silver certificates. $685.,
$50; certificates of deposit outstanding,
SO, $780, 600; refunding certificates, s575, $50;
legal tenders outstanding, s346. 6S1, 016 +; frac
tional currency, s7,O75 926.92; decrease since
June 80, 1881, s75,107, Os4.s9.
The following is a statement of the coinage
executed at the minis during December
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Foreign News.

| CHIEF ARzArE, long the terror OF portion Of
Mexico, and thirty of his band have been cap
| tured and executed.
THH Geographical society of ST. Petersburg
have resolved to do all that is possible to assist
the crew of the Jeanette.
| DURING recent anti Jewish riots in Warsaw
an enormous amount of damage was done, q
| portion Of the city being virtually destroyed.
| A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch says that the
steamer Provence has been sunk by collision
| The loss on steamer and cargo is estimated oil
| $1,000, 600.
SEVENTEEN hundred persons have been ar
rested in Warsaw for engaging in che recent
| anti-Jewish riots.
A FRENCH citizen, arrested in Berlin ON sus-
picion of having thrown the bomb that killed
the czar, is to be surrendered to Russia
Two hundred and twenty-five socialist socie-
aes have been dissolved in Germany since the
anti-socialist law was promulgated.
The powers intrusted to the five newly ap-
pointed magistrates in Ireland are regarded as
almost equivalent to the establishment of mar
tial law
gagged in the Mediterranean trade have been
finally given up as having foundered during
the November gales. The possible loss Of life
involved will aggregate ITO.
TWELVE Jews were killed at the recent anti
Jewish riots in Warsaw.
Two Mormon missionaries who attempted to
conduct services in one of the suburbs of Lon
don were mobbed.
Two sisters named Croughan have been shot
near Mullingar, Ireland, by an unknown assas-
sin, who entered their mothers farmhouse early
in the morning, and after greeting the family,
drew revolver and fired, killing one sister and
fatally wounding the other.
THE Grand Society of Railways, of Russia
has become insolvent and q misrepresentation
of $40, 100000 of government money has been
discovered in connection with the society 8
bankruptcy.
MR. DAWSON has been inaugurated lord
mayor Of Dublin. The retiring lord mayor, in
consequence of his refusal to convene a special
meeting Of the corporation to confer the free
dom of the city on Messrs. Parnell and Dillon,
did not receive the usual vote of thanks and
was Kissed in the streets by crowd.
WILLIAM HARRISON AISswoRTH, the we'll
known English novelist, is dead in his seventy
seventh year.
A LONDON paper declares that the Irish land
court will consume two years in adjusting
rents in ireland.
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Health is w eaIthy

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South and West.

TWELVE prisoners, including three awaiting
execution, escaped from the jail at Shreveport,
La.
JOEL JOHNSON was shot and badly wounded
by a negro in Baldwin county, Alabama. His
brother Abe, as sheriff, in attempting to arrest
the assailant, MORALLY wounded him, and was
himself shot dead.
A FRAcAs at Bellefonte, Ala resulted in the
probably fatal shooting of @. NJ. Fennel. W. D.
Martin and his son John. They were the only
merchants in the place, and the difficulty origi
mated in jealousy
Ara negro dance in Jones county, Georgia,
John w. Gray, young white planter, got into
an alteration with three colored brothers
named jackson, and was fatally stabbed by
them. Gray fired into the brothers, killing all
three.
THE failure of the bank of Haskell, Harris l.
Co.. of Hillsboro, ILL.,, caused great excitement
there. The liabilities are s12O, DOC, assets un-
known. One of the directors, ". A. Young,
was arrested on a charge Of smbezzlement as
j he was about to leave for New Mexico.
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THE SENTINEL has larger circulo-
ton than any sceekly pap sr published in
this city (pcith one erceptie M. This state
u.snt sce are prepared to rerify at any
time. .4arertisers sciH do .weU to ren,en,-
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locer than those Of any other newspaper
Of equcl circulation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-01
A Strange Case.

ST. Louis, 31.-On the 7td inst.
Guy Smith, a 12-year old son of Mil
ton Smith, living near Kirkwood, in
st. Louis COunty,quarreled with his
brother, Louis, and his father
whipped them. The boys were
milking COWS at the time, and after
finishing, Guy went into the kitchen,
washed his hands, and then went to
his grandmother's room, get a shot
gun, returned to the kitchen where
his father was and emptied one of
the barrels of the gun into his body.
INJECTING a wound from which he
died in a few hours. Guy was ar
rested that evening, and the jury
returned verdict Of guilty, and the
child will probably be sentenced to
be hanged. The verdict was a sur
prise, and the case throughout has
been singular one and excited
great interest. The boy is not Is
years old yet, and has been a strange
child from his birth. His head is
abnormally large and high, and runs
almost TO a point like a cone. He
has quick temper, and his physi-
clans say has always been liable to
water on the brain. He acknoWl-
edged ION the witness stand he
meant to shoot his father and hurt
him as badly as he (the father had
hurt him, but he did not intend 10
kill him.
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EGYPT.

Tendon, 31.-Sir Garnet WOlsley
does not leave England until this
day week, and there are some who
believe that by that time Arab Bey
will have knocked under, but it is
very probable that Turkey will give
trouble, at least the friends of the
ministry look upon this as the great
est danger now before it.
New York, 3l.-HeruLd's London
cable says: The British government
is Informed that intriSueS are pro-
crossing between the Alexandria
encourage of the Khedive's govern
ment and the Sultan, who is using,
especially Musselman and religious
influences to induce Arab to de-
clare that he will submit uncondi-
ti0nally to the Sultan, and will pro-
tect the SueZ canal, if the British
forces are withdrawn, leaving the
work of paci1eation for Turkish
contingent, thereby merely effecting
compliance with the decision Of
the conference. This plan is patron
lied by III. De Lesseps; also the de-
tciency of provisions and water is
urgrd by the British government
against the landing of Turks until
after forward movement of the
British, which will be preceded by
the occupation Of Aboukir, Damietta
and Pert Said. Admiral Seymour
and General Allison are equally of
the opinion that the position of
Arab is an easy one to turn, bat not
to attack in front without heavy
losses. There are strong hopes OF
an understanding between England
and France to oppose an exclusively
Turkish Intervention If N. d. Frey
cinet remains in office. COmmuni-
cations on the subject were frequent
between Lord Lyons and the French
minister of foreign affairo.
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mission. Referred to the committee
OF the whole. The minority will
Tile a report.
harris reported back the Joint re-
solution lnstructing the secretary of
the navy to convene a court of in
curry on the loss of the Jeanette.
Calendar.
table. O''-'
The following Senate bills were
passed: The bill authorizjno the
secretary of the interior to dispose
OF certain lands adjacent to the town
OF Pendleton, Oregon, belonging to
the Umatilla Indian reservation
and for other purposes. The bill to
provide for the disposition of the
Fort Larned military reservation.
The Senate DILL for the retirement
Of Ulysses S. Grant, late general and
ex-PreSident Of the United States,
having been reached, Mckenzie
moved it be laid upon the table.
Lost, yeas II, nays 80. The bill was
then referred to the committee on
military affairs.
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Railroad Racket.

ChicrgO, 3l.-C. w. Smith, general
manager of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, says his company has
been invited to join the east bound
pool, but in an Official commun1ca-
ton to Commissioner Fink has de-
cined for the present, OF the ground
that his road is, as yet, unprepared
for it. Direct connection between
that system aud Chicago is to be
perfected either by a bridge over
the Ohio river, or by truckage ar
rangement with the Cincinnati
Southern, at Cincinnati. Probably
within a year through cars VIII 0e
operated over this line, between
Chicago and Newport. The line %
Memphis will be ready for trafhe oy
October 1st. An arrangement IS
about perfected for fast freight
line by this route. The first instaI.
ment of cars, 800 in number, Is JUST
received, the full complement being
5000. The line is to be known As
the Kanawha Dispatch.
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CHAS. W. STAYNER.

Attorney and Counsellor at-LaW
and Solicitor in Chaneery, attends
cases before the Supreme, District
and Probate Courts; practices as
counsel for widows, guardians, ex-
ecutors and administrators in the
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.
P. o. Address, box 5S7.
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MlaoaiiRae0nA,

New York, 3O.-The president of
the freight handlers states that
Robert IngersOll snd General Butler
will lecture on the strike for the
benefit of the strikers.
Fall River. Mass, 3O.-The Slade
Mill difficulty is settled, and the
striking spinners will return 70
work tomorrow.
Washington, 31.-The issue of
standard silver dollars from the
minis for the week ending July
Doth was 23l,490, against 23S,989 for
the corresponding period last year.
Philadelphia, 31-The coinage ex-
ecuted at the mint here during July
aggregated 1911, 900 pieces, valued
1T SS06,S59.
New York, S1.-The EUe711Rg Ear
press correspondent says the river
and harbOr bill has been signed by
the President.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOB GRADING
Sixty 1907 miles of the Denver q
Rio Grsnde Western Railway line 10
Emery County, Utah, will be received ~
the Office of the company, in salt LsKs
City, until August l, 1882. Prohles anu
specifications can be seen at the 0alt
Lake Office, OF at Forty-mile Station on
the line.
The undersigned reserves the right 70
reject any or all proposals as may seem
to be for the best interests OF the COM
psny. GEORGE doss3
Assistant N anacerof Construction.
Salt Lake City, July Il, 1882. j L
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CLOSING OFT.

Having bought out the entire
stock of goods, book accounts, bust
ness and good will of Herman Segall,
1 invite the public to an inspection
of the stock which [ am about to
close out. All persons indebted to
Mr.. Segall will please call and set
tie their accounts for the above
reason. CHARLES GUSTAV.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

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lness, CONVERSIONS, Nervous Hea1ache, Men
tal Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
OLD Age caused by oYer-eIertion, over.indu l.
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One box will cure recent cases. Each box
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money If the treatment doesp"5 erect cure.
Euarar bees issued only by T.: c. ". I. Drug
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ssys.erious Murder.

BOSTON, s1.-The funeral of Geo.
+ Proctor, a prominent citizen.
whose death was reported from
,'aralvsis on Thursday, was stopped
nv the medical examiner, who found
: bullet wound in the back Of the
head. which the physician says could
not have been. seif-in6icted. A.
njstOl was found secfeGed under the
stairs in q cellar of his b0ase, with
one chamber discharged.
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mONzTARY And sTOcKs
New York, July 81, 1882.

Honey active, {S25@s; governments
irregular, generally lover; stocks, irreg-
ulsr, firm; Western Union, 885l; Quick
silvtr, II; Pacific NJ, 461z; MArpos 2;
Wells, Fargo, l2S; n. 7. Central, 1857;
Erie, 5szS; Panama, 165; Denver and
Z G., 6l1l; UnioniPsci6c. 1152<; bonds.
1163<; Central Pacific 951S; bonds, 1l674;
S.;trO. %,
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WANTED.

Immediately, fifty teams to haul
Ore. The Lead Mine Company also
desire to purchase a lot of large
Young Mules well broke to harness.
Enquire at Company's Office in rear
Of Mccormick Bank.
G. D. SHELL, Sup't.
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WANTED.

ACAPABLE, EXPERIENCED COOK,
WASHER AND IRoNERg to go to
Soda Springs with a private family,
for two or three months. Liberal
wages given and good references re-
quired. Apply at room lis, Walker
House, from 4 to 6 O'Clock in the af-
teruoon.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PARTNERSHIP WANTED

An energetic young man, good
clerk and bOOkkeeper, with capital
of $1,0ee, wishes to become active
partner in a substantial mercantile
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HOHSE.

Washington, SI.-The bi. iestor-
ing Fort Benton military reServa-
ton TO the public domain passed.
Rice, from the committee on for
eign affairs, reported "a joint resolu-
tlon for 4 new Vera2';' C"GA-
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HOTlCE TO SHIPPERS.

AN AFTER TUESDAY. lsT
Do;6ts 90. ,prozimo, freight FOR all
/ !, ON VI This COmpanyis line as far as
and s1ih .' including tha Bingham and
10 - z.I'a Branches, will be received at
TS;-II ZEN a porary Freight Station. corner
81 81 ooa5h and Fish West streets.
5se -. % points where the Company
20 r-S no. established agencies. must be
's-f.a- a, J. TlAMBORN.
r7r--, asst c., F-s'sht Agent.
Can Sup't. aq2q
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WANTED,

A good steady Boy, who under
stands the care of horse and cow,
and work around a garden. Steady
employment offered. Apply at
Dryers Book Store.
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DALMER s. MARTINS EMPLOY
meut Office. All kinds o. help fur
nished on the shortest notice. BOOK
keepers. Clerks, Hotel Men, Csnvassers;;
Agents, Mechanics, Lsborers and
Coschmen constantly on hand.
Office, first door west White House;
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BRICK MASONS WANTED

At the Germania Smelter. Apply
at the Office in the Deseret Bank
Building or to Daniel Smith at the
Works.
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NOTICE.
Echo and Pan City, Rail
way Com any.

OFFICE OF SEC'Ye TREASURER,
OMAHA, Ne. July z, 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders of the Echo and Pork
City Railway Company for the election
of Directors will be held 81 the Passenger
Depot Of the Union Pacific Railway
Company, IN Echo City, Utah, on
Thursday, August Sd, 1882, at II O'Clock
noon. -
j. W. GANNETT,
jy12 Secretary.
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WANTED.

Two girls for general Homework.
Liberal wages. Apply at this Office.
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HORSES FOR SALE,
At PRICE & Gives.

How FEW there are who are aware
That soon the gums and teeth de-
cay.
Unless they are brushed with great
est care
With SOzODONT from day to
day;
For this great dentri6ce, we know,
Will keep them pure and white as
snow