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TICKETS for Archibald Forbes lecture, Friday
night, may be procured and seats reserved at Met
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Sl.OlM Rewara

biliousnesS, drowEsiness jaundtce and rheuma
t1Sm, Hop BitterS remove easily.
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LIE Insured Tor n Few Dimes.
The price OF Hale'S Honey OF HOrehound and Tai
Is 30 cents, or 81 bottle; and one bottle will cure
a cough that might otherwise prove fatal.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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DR. WEI DE MEYERS Popular TREATISE" on
Catarrh mailed free. The great Cure delivered by
Druggists. or by d. b. DEWEY CO. 1872 Fulton ST..
New York. for Il. 90. nit. th:,In
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Fresh Aderney Butter, ckurred every morning
and delivered In k-lh ssWard" prints 65c per no
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet MIX
&C. per Qt Cream. 1bc. pint
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W. N. SINISTER L SONS,
9I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

y
Not wishing to carry any Of my Saxony Wool German
Hand knit JACKETS to next season, oher what
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reduced to 81 10; 81. so Jackets reduced to IL Is
get Can early, g my stock y hrhite1 NeM.AeeSes
furnished for Jackets = -s@3 : = - : $500
g. AUKRBA0H.
Corner It'll and II streeH< solo Agent for The DC.
Next door TO AUERBACHe Sewing Machine and
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FRESH vaccine points and quilts. Entwisle's,
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DON'T ruin your eyesight; consult Hempler, ~
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CARPETS.
Weare daily receiving Fan and Winter assortment
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Wiltons Axminsters. Moquettes Bgeiow. Body Brus-
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Linoleun in new designs. Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
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Our prices are as as first qualities win admit and
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parison of prices.
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,al6 9I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THE only District case decided in the {. s. SUI
preme Court yesterday was that OF Brooke Mack
all, Jr, against Alfred Richards, in which the mo-
ton 70 dismiss denied.
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FrssEIL,s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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The good reputation OF "BroWns Bronchi
TrOcheSr for the relief OF Coughs, Colds and Thro
Diseases, has given them favorable notOrlety.
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FRESH VACCINE POINTS at sImms' drug store.
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loM Pills have acted SO pleasantly in my case the first
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A Favorable NOtOriety.

Hop Blttera
does not exhaust and destroy, but restores, cure
and makes new.
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The chief signal officer furnishes The following
special bulletin to the press: The cold wave has
advanced from the northwest over the lake region,
Mississippi and ohio valleys. and freezing weather
Is reported from the interior OF the middle and
New England states and thence Southwestward
TO San Antonio, Texas. Snow rain has pre-
vailed In all districts east OF the Mississippi and In
the southwest followed by clearing weather In the
upper lake region and the northwest. The stations
named report rain fall in inches during the past
fwenty-fOur hOurS-MemphiS 20: Knoxville, 2.f
Little Rock, 100; Nashville, Leg; Chattanooga,
1-01. severe nOrther prevails In the western
gulf states, and the temperature has fallen from
twenty To thirty degrees in the southwest and Ohio
valley. Northerly to westerly winds prevail in the
districts east of the Mississippi and the wind is
Shifting TO sOutherly in the extreme northwest,
with low but slowly rising temperature The in
dfcatonS are the snow and rain viii prevail in the
districts on the Atlantic coasts during the rest OF
Tuesday, followed in the middle and New England
states by much colder and fair weather on We'd
neSday. Indications for the southern states on
"Wednesday, much colder, partly cloudy weather,
local rains.
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For SAIE-Centrally located, a restaurant in
complete order: license paid and rent cheap. APP
ply To Nm- Dickson, 2ee2 y street northwest
THE HOWE SCALES. which have taken the first
prizes at the Philadelphia, Paris and Sydney eXhi-
billions, have been awarded the gold medal at the
Attain Ia Cotton Exhibition.
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The Ladies

who sometime since We're unable to 60 out, ha,
ing taken Lydia +. Ptnkham'S Vegetable Con
pound, are quite recovered, and have gone the
way rejoicing.
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Special weather bulletin.

"NSHINU4VN. D*N.s toc~~
For the middle states cloudy weather and snow,
followed by colder or partly cloudy weather,north-
erly 10 westerly winds, and rising barometer.
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MARkIsGE LICENSES have been issued to Isidor
YORK city; Francis Schweinsba,,t Of Rslttmo."
Nd, ana Maria Theresa ByrBe; Joln Mur2hy and
Ida l. IraInmeil; Robt A. Fenneil ana Kste Inns
tefo, OF St3ioFd county, Va; James Gordon ami
Eiajna Hanity; Geo. NJ. Cant, OF New Yors city
and Bertha Jae, OF Baltimore IVY :
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THE EVENING STAR.
January ~. 1882.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. DC. January II, lsS2. 9 80 ami
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the Probate Court il1 and for the
County of Salt Lake, Terri
tory Of Utah.
In the matter of the estate of VIM. John
Poll, deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the undersigned administrators
of the estate of VIM. John Poll, de-
ceased, In pursuance Of an order Of the
Probate Court Of Salt Lake County,
dated September Sth, 1882, will cell 81
private sale, for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate: A portion of Lot one
N, Block forty-two (42), Plot "B," o.
Salt Lake City survey, commencing at
the southeast corner OF said lot, AID run
ming thence west five snd one-half C51S)
rods; thence north ten (1O) rocs; thence
east five aud one-hslf $40 rods; thence
south ten (16) rods 70 place Of beginning,
with all the improvements thereon.
Sealed bids will be received by the al.
ministrstors ct any time prior TO noon OF
the day Of sale, viz: Tuesday, Septem-
Der 19th next. Bids to be left st the
Office Of s. W. Darke s. Co., 80 Main
street, Salt Lake City.
VIM. +. POLL.
VIM. STRONG,
Administrators Of the Estste OF VIM
John Poll, deceased. se9-td
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13

THu LOUISVILLE COlITieT-J o9tT7lot
saws that call Mormon churchmen
sin good standing must be excluded
from the polls. unless they publicly
.recant" their belief in the doctrine
of a plurality Of wives, and says SIT
is difficult to see how the Utah Com
missiOners can act otherwise,if they
propose to enforce the Edmunds
law" The Commissioners have
gone fully as far as even the Ed
munds law will warrant in the dis
reimbursement business, and are
keeping off the registration lists not
few that the law never cOntem-
plated should be denied the right OF
suffrage. Neither Congress nor the
people are yet ready to diSfranchiae
a person on account of his belief.
It would be exceedingly gratifying
to such paptrs as the CouTier-JouT-
nal if the Mormon could be hanged
as they hang people in Kentucky,
without courts or juries; but they
ara not to be gwen 50 much
pleasure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13
BARGAINING FOB STATEHOOD. "

We notice that some of the east
ern newspapers have discovered an
alleged plan for admitting Utah to
6he Union as state. The scheme
is shrewd and masterly. The Ie-
publicans have discovered that they
are soon likely to need two senator's,
an all probability the next House Of
Representatives will contain Il den
ocratic majority. and the Senate
also passing into the hands of the
party, the outlook for the republic
ans would be gloomy in the eX-
IRENE. OF course Utah weuld then
be admitted as a democratic state
and return two senators and one
representative to Congress, all Of
which would make the republican
cause more hopeless. To counteract
the impending danger it is proposed
to admit Utah at once, on condition
that she will send republicans to
the Senate and House. This
would hold the Senate republican
until such time as Washington Ter
ritory could be admitted, when she
would send two more republican
senators. Prominent gentlemen of
this territory are said to be arranging
the terms ofthe bargain with repub-
lican leaders. One newspaper thinks
@it may seem improbable that a
party which has always denounced
Utah and its people as the abomina-
lion of desOlation should in SO short
a time dream of admitting Mormon
dom to the sisterhood of states; but
is it not necessary, above everything
else, that the Lords people should
not lose the ark Of the covenant al
Washington in which are deposited
the spoils?" The scheme had birtI
some weeks ago, at first being
treated as a joke. out latterly it il
attracting attention and severa
of the leading journals O
the country are referring t.
it In all seriousness. The alarmed
ones may rest their souls in peace
In the FIRST place there is no sucl
rolan as the one indicated either il
existence or contemplation. Nue.
as the people of Utah desire state
hood, they 90 not want to obtain
through any bargain such as note
above. Nor do we believe a trad
of the character indicated could b
carried into effect. were republica
congressman willing and ready t
perform her part of it. 1t
questionable if the goods from tn
side could be delivered. Utah
thoroughly democratic, and it
hoped she will never be guilty
trading her principles even IL
statehood. The territory can affOr
TO continue a wretched dependenc.
while she cannot afford to oscar
the condition through 6ishono
able trade that would forever har
to her as disgrace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13
FOR SALE

NOTICE.-New properties everv day; Loans
negotiated on real estate, houses rented and
rents collected; charges moderate.
N@S PER FOOT-A BUSINESS
D y plat Of Al feet By 10 rods of
qroun" dj0tGl7sg q business hORSe
nosC IN course Of erection, Just tCeSt Of
CLin House THIS is o. bargain. So
1i OOO A FULL LOT, 1920 RODS.
S4,OOO. on the U. S. R. r., between
third and Fourth South streets. A fine loea-
tion Tor coal yard, lumber yard. foundry
and iron works. Call and see "
"a OOO ADOBE HOUSE OF FIVE
St,OOO' rooms, lot Sxl0 rods Of ground;
shades, fruits, ETC., together with good barns
and other outhouses; half block east Of Main
60 0OO ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX
rods; planted in good variety OF fruit trees
and clover; one block from car line, Tenth
Ward. 81
ClOOO' site; two full lots at the head Of
Main street; water plenty; beautiful view;
ont of the dust and closa to business. %
I'll, O5U. 5 rooms; good cellar,
porcheS, etc.; lot 5x1O rods; south front;
a Jine VGTiety Of all kinds Of fruits;
coed nell Of iUGteT, and only ! block
from car line; Tenth Ward. %
81 800. Brick house Of rooms closets 3
bow window; east front; orch: high ceilings
etc; lot 10x10 rods, together with fine rock
and brick cellar and grainery; nice, new barn
for two hOrses and buggy near Car line; First
e. 0On A TwO-sTORY HOUSE, OF
pC1VVV' modern style; bow window
hall; high ceilings, and large rooms; lot
6xiO rods OF ground; close up to Main street.
| and good location, Twelfth Ward. so
| Cd 000 HOUSE OF ROOMS, BATH
p1;OVO' room, water through house, bow
window, lawns, shades, etc, lot 45xl65 feet
with good harm. Main street &c
| do QRO TWO STORY RUSTIC HOUSE
SH1OVV of rooms, porch ETC., lot 7x1C
rods Of ground, room for two more houses
| West Temple street. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13

TFs CONTESTS OF tbs HERALD this
m1rni1g ere as follows:
1sT PAoE-Lslest Telegrams - Egypt
ETC.
2D PAeE-sundsy Services at thaTa6e'-
nscla.
Sd PAGE Telegrapbic Newa-M iscol-
laueOus.
4FH PAGE-Editorisls, &c.
5rH PAGE - Correspondence - ga
Vsxad, etc.
6rH PAGE -Telegraphle News - SsSE
Routes.
7qn PAaE-Teegrsphic News -Miseei-
l8neOuE.
Sra PAaE-City Coaucil-Registration--
Local Items.
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WIN JENNINGS,
Superintendent
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD

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NOTICE.

L. G. nj. l..
SALT LAKE CITY,
September 6, 1882.
THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS
i Of this Institution will be Closed on
September 18th, srd Re-opeued on Oeto-
Der Gin next.
7. G.SWEBBER,
e. Secretary and Treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13

That the issue OF bigamous OF polyg-
arnous marriages, known as Mormon
marriages, in cases in which marriage
have been solamnized according TO the
ceremonies of the Mormon sect, IN any
territory Of the United States, and such
issue shall have been boso before the
lst day OF January, AID. 1888, srt
hereby legilimated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-13

WEEPING CARDS, Envelopes and
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NOTICE-New properties every day; Loans
negotiated on real estate, houses rented and
rents collected; charges moderate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-29
The Egyptian Troubles.

The Khedive on Saturday announced to
the dignitaries, the Ulemas, the deputies
and the principal officers of the army that
he had assumed supreme command of the
army. The officers replied to him in inso-
lent language, and declared that they would
never accept the ultimatum offered by Eng
land and France. After this meeting vote
for the deposition Of the Khedive was pro-
posed, but the Notables and Ulemas were
opposed to such L proceeding. They then
sent to the khedive and asked him to re-
tain Arab Bey as minister Of war This he
positively refused to do.
An official statement SAYS: :'At 5 O'Clock
yesterday all the ulemas of the Ell Azhar
University, the whole Chamber of Notables
numerous notabilities, a deputation from the
schools, and q body of native merchants
came to the palace to pray for the Khedive
to take back Arab Bey. as Minister of War,
because the army insisted upon that course,
and menaced them if the khediye persisted
in refusing to reinState him. In conse-
quence of the reiterated entreaties of the
representatives of the people, the Khedive,
DESTROYS OF the maintenance of order and
tranquility III the country, has acceded to
their prayer by reinstating Arab Bey." The
statement declares that the situation is UNI
changed. and that before he was restored to
power, Arab Bey gave assurances to the
diplomatic agents Of Germany, Austria,
Italy and Russia, who had declared that
they held him responsible for public security
The President Of the Council and other
ministers have not yet been appointed. The
Khedive has received telegram from the
Grand Fizier at STEAMBOAT announcing the
immediate departure for Egypt of a Turkish
commissioner.
The London Standards Cairo correspon-
dent says:
"The Khedive was informed that an armed
force was in readiness to convey him pris-
oner to Kubbeh if he refused to renstate
Arab Bey. He replied Il bow to the will OF
the nation" The correspondent adds: "a
blow is inflicted on the prestige Of Eng
land and France which only the utmost
energy OH their part can parry. The Khe-
dive is now mere puppet in the hands OF
Arab Bey.
The London Times in a leading article
says THE situation in Egypt is tolerably
clear. Turkey has been playing double
game. Arab Bey is doubtless acting in col
| fusion with Turkey. The latter has played
the game with complete success. The arti-
Gle concludes by expressing hope that Eng
lands firm policy will be marked by greater
firmness and decision than has been hither,
to displayed.
A Constantinople dispatch says the Turk.
lsh ironclads are preparing for sea.
All the powers, excepting France, arc
agreed that in the event Of Intervention in
Egypt becoming necessary for the statu;
quo, it should be made by the Sultan him
self
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"lo Shom the rrry age and body fthe Times.


Mr. Samuel Kirby, wcll-known citizen
Of Baltimore, died yesterday.
The English authorities have been warned
Ola plot to blow up the powder magazine at
Purllcct.
Archbishop McCabe was enthroned rs
Cardinal. with imposing ceremonies, at the
Catholic Cathedral in Dublin yesterday.
Col. Thomas r. Sharp has been reelected
President Of the Danville, Macksville and
Southwestern Railroad Company, in North
Carolina.
George \ Caswell, commissioner and in
tendant Of the Washington Asylum, died at
the Asylum building, Saturday night, of
plellro-pneumOnia.
a series of heavy thunder storms occurred
along the Hudson riveryesterday afternoon
The Rockdale Wollen Mills, at Poughkeep-
sic were struck by lightning and entirely
Destroyed. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000; partially insured
The estate of the late Madam Jumel,
Aaron Burr's widow,l consisting Of several
hundred lots at and near Washington
Heights, New York, is to be sold at auction
on Wednesday next. The property is
roughly estimated to be worth 5000 900.
In the Supreme Court of Washington
county, K. l., Saturday, q decree was enter
ed divorcing Catherine Chase Sprague from
VIM. Sprague, giving Mrs Sprague the
custody Of her three daughters, and per-
hitting her to resume her maiden name,
with leave hereafter to apply for almony if
she chooses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-29
lCOMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor: The Smith" who wrote the
squib in fridays Gazette is not the under
signed; nor do know that he is kinsman
of mine. There are so many Smiths" in
our State, and all, | think, like myself,
claim immediate relationship to Capt. John,
the celebrated pirooter, who came near hay
ing club law and no begging" imposed
upon him for some indignity offered his high
Mightiness, King Powhatan. tSee Weem' 5
History am yours truly,
AMINADAD SMITH,
Cordwainer, Sd Ward.