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w,r,DpAvIVG HIS OBJECTIONS.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Cross yesterday wrote let
ter 10 samuel Z. Colt and George A. Terry, ecu
i.'is Wbn committed saicide at the Glenhan Hotel
o., Aprii .. IN which he Withdrew all objections TO
The probate Of Mr.. Nanderbilts Will ID ms Cd,
;bt Le was a son of one of the sisters OF Mr an
der6ilt, aud believed that the writing offered Tor
probate was not the will Of Cornelius ). Wander
time Of signing the document competent
g. make a viii. Furthermore he believed
that the will was not properly executed,
he resiator by the legatees named IN the VIII OF
by some person acting III their behalf The oDlec-
non alleged that the testator at the tine OIL man
I'd Ashley. of No 40 Cedar-st., the attorney loI
The executors said yesterday that MI Gross course
from r. The discovery thai he had been mlsluiormed
in the matter.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HoteEThe Hon. James "
RlaHc OF Maine; Senator John Miller, OF California
and Stevenson Burke, OF Cleveland Windsor Hoe-
Charles r. Train, Of Boston, and ex-Congressnan Sc
phen Sanford, of Amsterdam, N. f.-S James iioNtL
Daniel Mannng, of Albany -BreroOrt House-Captain
Cook OF the steamship Servia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

Malaria. Chills, Dumb Aguo. Emory's stang ass
aud zoe boxes All drugg1stA 1877 Pearl-st. y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

Henry 4. DANIELS, VI. De-
1aarexinyton ave. noac 2Jth-s. uOurA 50 AL ob'-
Attention TO tfentlone1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
Malone NEARING ILLS END.

posonale Malone. the Italian who lie III the Tombs
-, tar sentence of death will be hanged on Friday
~ nc.i week. sheriff Bowe has ordered the death
watch to be placed over him and YESTERDAY o1 morn 5e
,aed ~ tske charge of Malone, who occupies cell
No. 8 In Murderers Row, the one occupied by
Bslbo. Yesterday T. ii. Swift, Majone's COUNSEL
tsid that he would soou apply to Judge pGhonuG Oh
H.. Tvs me IS ready to die lie has had placed IN
iis cell an ali n. candles crucihx and picture
of the Madonna, and he is visited BY Two h"in@"
Catholic priests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME,
MarechA Mel Rose.

CARPErs.-5OO pieces Hand Loom A1nnn'
sters AZ 81 10 and - per yard. worth - and =
6aEPPARD KNAPP & Co.. sixth ave- AMI lSthsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

We are persuaded that the ancient o n! eItnss
W. was yery poor doctor compared S re been after all
Pnkham OF lynn o, the Black Art bat we sno" per
il no humDug in the phatinsi
hams VEGETABLE compound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

MA1TrSGs.-Large invoice Just received ID y
ane natierns II so per roll Of so yards or y cents PEI
SHFPPARD IINAPP s. CO. SixthaVe. and 18Th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
Announcements

An attractive youthful appearance VIII 90
socnred by ladies' using Parkers Hair Basam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

TAKEN OUT DEAD.-Cors, bunons ana !, , MIME
mr. Winc's Remedy sure cure. No pam: , JIG, w
5jc All druggists. Depot, ITO Fulton ST. We"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

CprTcUEs. -Crandall's Patent Extension SsI y
-riS trntrh made by Pomeroy Truss company ~
Braa9vav corner OF l0th.st, opposite Siowar1s O''"
repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

DON'T die in the house. Rough on Rats'"
clears out rats nice, flies reaches, bedbugs I5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
TALK or A RAILROAD IN BROADWAY.

REPRESENTATIVES. q Tue three sage Hngf MIN On
use broadway below Ioqrteepl,St fo G2e' TAX Gh
49, 49, ,( ,,r1 railroad bin now before Governor
aoGnI i i %a said that the bill aqthori1es the
laying of sircet-car track in BIond%Syt 0e cif
GO ooh and his amount VAS declared TO be too
s,".Ii for snch valuable franchise. W. H. Wilkins
the proprietor of the Madison Avenue Line, saiu
49, he would pay y 900 900 IN cash Tor lne priv
i@, nf constructing and operating surface Iall-
Tcod from the foot of Whitehall-st. through 1hat
Street and up Broadway to nS
e. H. Novor and IL was forwarded 10 Governor
Cornell a. an additional argument TO toSe aiIcduS
presented why the bill should be vetoed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
M1RINE LNTELLIGEYCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAI
SIM nses 425 732 MoOur,s $50 MJjasIgs dys %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
F0renoo1-s'dy H'S. 626 Isgd 6IJ lfeu cate. s4
AnerAO0A>y AK, DOL GOV Isld, 5.l9 n3u GAfe. 9.0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
RUTGERS COLLEGE BUILDINGS SOLD.

The Board of Trustees of the Rutgers Female C0i-
lege the Rev DR., Burchard presidents has s3id tne
onuos,t e fine Reservoir 10 Mcssrs Potter II Stymus
The furniture manufacturers, for $lsO00O. HE
college will remove to new quarters III t1ity-hith-
~ between Fifth and Sixth-aves., and the trustees
believe that the change will be beneficial to the m
sfitution The new buildings are well adapted LOT
college purposes. The college term is now drawlIe
10 n close. The baccalaureate sermon Will De
nreached by the president on Sunday evening next
n the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church. Inc COM
mencement exercises will he held on Monday even
INC in the Rev. Or. Newmans church IN Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
nn,zn1AN corEEEs Of EXHIBITION.

An exhibition of Brazilian cohees was opened
-1stardov ot The Brazilian COnsulate-General, NJ
e. 80 broadway Normally the exhibition Is
- the auspIccs of tho New-1ork COnee IN
chance Int really 1t Is result OF a large eXlllbi-
tion held in RIO dc Janelro last November Dy an
sssociation of coffee planters. ms eXhDlton was
n vrry comprehensive one, embracing not less 'udn
I 300 varieties and grades OF berries, ana alteI 1t
vas over the Government was solicited 10 a1u III me
ACCOMPLISHMENT of Its purposes by lhstructInS tHe
brazilian Consuls at New YORK, London Iarls.
Hamburg Vienna, st. Petersburg and Moscow 10
omen exhibitions of some OF the same specimens III
their respective cities. ms exhibition Is 10 DC
kent open three months, and during TINS lime eaI-
yador de McndOnca the constituency III tue
United States. Will personally superintend IT,
A feature which excited as much curiosity yes
fcrlay as the POO specimens OF raw berries neatly
arranged around the sides OF the room was the pre-
marathon and serving of delicious coffee by negro
from Brazil. He pursues the method common III
nraII He roasts the coffee himself taking
prr,n nnshclled berry grown IN the MunicIpium OF
Nolenca no The Province of Rio de JaneiTo, and
erinds II almost as fine as flour. The 200 specimens
shown were grown in about twenty municipalities
of the four provinces in the coffee belt OF Brazil.
namely, Rio de JaneirO, MInas, =. faulo ana
Tsuirto Santo They are chiefly OF the strong
varieties which Mr.. de Mendonca SAID are sou
mostly in the Southern and Western states the
North and New-Eugand prefcrrlng the lhuh JaNaS'
TO Russia which Is not cofee-drDklng country
the mild Rios are sent. Brazilian CC%ees are prac-
tically unknown in that country and II Is thought
that these exhibitions Will promote their lmportd-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

In the matter Of petition OF Blodgeu vac ate eta
OF General Term reversed and order Of Special Term
Market National Bank Of New-York agt Pacific N.,
Bank OF Boston-Order affrmod with costs. '~dol
In the matter OF administration Of Curser-Order ~. ~
costs ""'"eo VIII
Tho Phmnx Bank sgt starord-Order OF Gener,, n
reversed and judgment Of referee affirmed with iom
Palmer agt Dearng-Appeal dismissed case rnaDa.s
to General Term for a rehcsring. A~"oeo
Curtin agt the People, Judgment Affirmed.
GawthrOp agt. Lcsry-J Judgment modified By orser,, -
new trial; cost 70 abide
First National Rank Of Mcadyie. Penn. sg Fourth n.
uOna Bank OF the City OF NewYork-Jndgment modte.
respect TO allowance Of interest which should he ar
cent for tho whole per cent according 10 the Dnepe
10 Saer agt. Utica, ETC. Railroad Company f36 " v"oI
4Ol aud modified affirmed without this
$780, $40. 2l5. ZIG, 2S5. ~" @S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

SEARCHING FOR PRIZE-FIGHrERa
No pains will be spared - the authorities 10
Wing, Coqnty " afTcst the men who TOOK part III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
GIyEN A CHANCE no REFORM.
MR.. RAMscARs EXAMINATION BEGUN.

A prrnmIn.ry inquiry was begun by Justice
BXby yesterday IN the Clerks Office, Court of
Special Sessions, into the circumstances attending
the alleged cruel treatment by William H. Ramscar
late superintendent OF the Unsectaran Home, IN
One-hund -and-sixty -hfth-st. and Mott-ave, Of
the children committed to ms charge Assistant
ton, MIR. Kanscar defended by Colonel
spencer An application 10 reduce the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

RESIGNING AS A BRIDGE TRUSTEE.
UNABLE TO LEARN THE BOTTOM FACTS ABOUT THR
M.NAGKMENT-1HE EDGEMoUR COMPANYs
ppoKEN PROMISES,
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miscellaneous.

Rondeau, Ont, 22.-The steamer
Pic OF, of the Quinte Bay Naviga-
ton COmpany's line, going up from
Toronto, went ashore at ROndeau
Point on Wednesday, and is a total
wreck. She has been running be-
tween Port DalhOusie and Toronto,
but was going up the run between
Owen Sound and Sault Ste. Marie,
on the line on which the ASi0 was
wrecked. She had no passengers.
She was valued at $4,000; insured
for $4,000.
London, 22.-The loss by the de-
struction Of the Sydney exhibition
building was 100000.
Belgrade, 22.-The president Of
the lastSkuptchina has been arrested
on a charge Of being implicated in
the forgery Of acquisitions during
the last war.
Lexington, KY, ga slight frost
last night and fears of another to-
night, which Will damage tobacco.
Philadelphia, %. - Henry Starr
and Nicholas p. Barber, connected
with the almshouse, the former as
engineer and the latter as captain o.
the laundry, have been arrested on
charges Of conspiracy and making
fraudulent returns at the election.
Buffalo, 22.-The EGpTeSS, anti
Stalwart, supports the nomination
warmly.
Philadelphia. 22.-The executive
committee of the national league of
professional base ball players has
accepted the resignation of the
Worcester, Mass, and Troy, n. Y,
clubs. The applications for admis-
sion to membership from the
metropolitan (New York. and Phil
adelphia clubs will be acted upon in
December.
Newburgh, n. Y, PA heavy
storm along the Hudson did much
damage.
Chester, Penn, y. - The large
gean mill IF S. L. Edward & Son
was burned. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, 100000.
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Syracuse, 20.-The last ballot re-
suited: Cleveland, 21I: SlOcum, 1876
Flower, 10, total vote $50. The
chair announced, amid the greatest
enthusiasm, that the nominee OF
the convention for governor was
Grover Cleveland. The band
played and delegates cheered. and
the nomination was made unani-
nous. The convention then ad.
journed to Shakespeare Hall.
The ticket is completed as fol
lows: Lieutenant-gOvernOr, David
B. Hill, mayor of Elmira; congress-
man at-large, General Henry w
Slocum; judge of the court Of ap-
peals, William G. Kruger.
During the session, tonight, q
dispute arose between Anthony
Barrett, of Brooklyn, and General
Pryor, which eliminated in PryOr's
striking Barrett.
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StanfOrd's Flyers.

Omaha, 22.-The private stable
car of Ex-Governor Leland Stanford,
of California. arrived here this
afternoon, having on board eight of
his thoroughbred horses, which are
to be trOtted at the breeders meet
ing in New York in October
Among the number is "WildfoWer,"
a bay HambletOnian mare, 2 years
old, able to make mile in 2.21; also
"WildtlOWer's'' sister, 2 years old 4;
also "Hindee Rose" years old. who
made a mile when l year old in
1865. All the rest are 3-year-olds
and have shown time which war.
rants their being pitted against some
of the best horses in the country
They leave to morrow for New
York. where "Wild1Ower" trotS
October 3D..
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Turf.

Louisville, Ky, %. The second
day races of the jockey club.
Weather cool and pleasant; track
fair. First race, one mile, "Alle
Cament" won, "Belle of the High
lands" second, "Tax Gatherer"
third. Time 1.4SI.
Second race, mile and a quarter,
won by North Ann" "VisaYis"
second, "Galeo' third. Time 2.20.
Third race, three quarters of d
mile, "Fiolator" first, "Wahakon-
eta" second, "Athos' third. Time
1.29.
Chicago, p. Fifth day of the
Chicago fair association. Day bright
and cool, attendance large and track
fair. Free for all stations Monroe
Chief" l, 2, /, l "Black Cloud" 2, 1,
81; J. B. Thomas" 8, 3, 3, 3. Time,
2.20. 2.211S, 2.22, 2.2215.
Class 2.33 =" CleOra,7 !, l, i;
" Brown Wilkes" "Lady Lucas"
Adelaide" DR.. Shepherd" "Sher-
man." "Mollie Middleton" and A
III. Salso," trotted. Time, 2.21Ai
2.214, 21824. "Cleora" has been
sold to New York gentleman FOL
$4,000.
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" Ool

Boston, 22.-The demand for wool
is good; the market is quite firm,
with a decided upward tendency i'm
prices. Sales 100000 5ounds of all
kinds Of fine medium and coarse.
with an increased demand for the
latter. Sales Of Ohio and Michigan
X and Xxx at 4l@4l15, aud Xxx and
above and Xxx AT HOS: d. was
offered and refused for lar-e lots of
choice Xxx Us holders look for bet
ter prices at an carry day. Michi-
gan tieeces has been selling at $50
40 fer X and fines. COmbing and
delaine are in demand, with
sales at 42@6 for fine delaine.
and 46@5O for fine and No. comb
ing. Coarse com bing has been sold
at 33@41, as to quality. Unwashed
fleece has been in demand at 1923
for low and coarse, 2S@33 for fine
and medium, 34@35 for choice and
medium. California spring has
been sold at 24@33, and is in mod
crate demand. Pulled woods are
firm at 42@5O for choice and choice
supers, 26@4O for common and
good. Foreign wool is quiet, and
the stock of all kinds is light.
Sales Of 10000 pounds of Monte
VideO on private terms.
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Collision.

New York, ga great majority
of the passengers were school girls
on their way to the normal college
It will be some time before all
anxiety concerning them is Telieved
They were sent back to their
homes. a large force OF labOrers
was soon ON the spot, and after
some hours succeeded in drawing
the wrecked locomotive from the
smashed and broken cars, and then
searched the ruins. The body OF
Madame Aubert was taken to the
Eighty-Eighth street police station.
A man, supposed TO be Harold
Weeks, was found with his skull
fractured; he will die. Stein, of
New Rochelle, will also die.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
EGYPT:

Alexandria, D. - Abderahman
ROuch di Bey, a Maltese renegade
and minister of finance, Arabs
last minister, has been appointed
by the Khedive president of the
commission to prosecute the insti-
gators Of Outrages in June.
All rebel officers below the rank
of colonel, confined at Ramleh, have
been released, and the fifty remain
ing prisoners brought here. An
expedition has started to occupy
Damietta.
The Khedive went at noon to the
Mosque Taboo Albas. and several
native officers of the Bengal Lancers
did likewise.
Port Said, 22.-The English have
abandoned the earth works they
erected, and the marines Te-em-
barked.
CairO,22-The Household Cavalry
will make a demonstration, tO-mOr-
row, through the African quarters,
owing to the ruffianly conduct Of
the people, who make 1T unsafe for
any European to pass the bazaars
after dusk. The behavior Of the
people in other quarters is quite
friendly.
Alexandria, p. - Princes, Ibra-
thin, Harmed and Xii, who signed
the petition prepared by Arab
Pasha last May, for the deposition
of the Khedive, arrived to-day &c
pay their respects. The Khedive
declined to receive them. They
were ordered to quit the palace di
Iectly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
Corn Crop.

st. Paul, 22.-Reports from all
railroad lines leading out Of the
city report more o. less frost for the
past two nights. Corn is generally
reported uninjured, except IN low.
sWampy grounds, and even there
the damage is but slight. The
weather remains threa5eningly cold
along all the lines, but the drop is
so far advanced as to be beyond
danger. The estimated yield is very
high, being placed at from forty to
sixty bushels per acre. Some even
90 so far as to predict an average
of eighty bushels in the lower por-
ton of the state
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Well Shot.

Hot Springs, Ark, 22.-In the
fatal row here to-day, the quarrel
began between Mathews and For
dyce, the former drawing a revolve1
and shooting at the latter. FOrdyce
was not hit and struck Matthews
several times with a stick. One OF
Mathews bullets hit Rugg in the
thigh, passing into the scrotum.
Rugg then drew a revolver and be
gan firing at Mathews, who fell
dead with a bullet in the heart, one
in the left temple and one in the
left wrist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
The Ola Market

Pittsburg, 22.-The oil market is
excited anu under the influence OF
the easier money market and the
report of q further decline in the
production in Cherry Grove region.
United certificates advanced from
rs at the opening to 81 and closed
steady at So. Sales were large, aggTe-
eating 100000 barrels, and the eX-
element is intense.
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modest Suggestion.

Dublin, 22.-E. Dwyer Gray has
written to Mayor Dawson regarding
the development of Irish manufac-
turers. He advises an exhibition in
1884 and the formation ofan associa-
ton to push the sale of Irish man
ufactures. He also advocates an
Irish exhibition in the United States
and suggests that the United States
should modify its tariff in favor OF
Irish productions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
FOR SALE

A House with five rooms, hall,
buttery and cellar, corner lot, 10
rods square, south and east front,
with picket fence, and planted with
choice fruit trees, good corral and
outhouses; one block north of
Twenty-frst Ward School house. on
street car line. Apply for particulars
at premises, or Of S. p. Neve,
CARPET Department, z. G. NJ. I. x
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Nerve and brain DISEASES

UR C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, specific for Hysteria, Dix
Einess, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tal Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old AGE, caused by oTer-exerdon, over-i1dul !.
gence. excuses or oTerwork Of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
0oe box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months Treatment. One dollar
box. or SIX boxes for Eve dollars; sent BY
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
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 guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does pc: effect cure.
gusrnT tees issued only by q. G. 81. /. Drug
Store Salt Lake Cite.
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SPECIRL ADVERTISEMENT
TO THE PEOPLE.

The high tuition eXacted by pro
fessoTs OF music has placed its &C
quirement in the hands Of compara-
lively few, and beyond the reach Of
many. Hundreds of dollars are
sometimes spent in obtaining a
knowledge Of music, and many
would be glad to continue lessons,
having once made q good start, who
are prevented by circumstances.
The public demand a change. In
theinterest Of THE PEOPLE Wehave
arranged a system Of classes for the
piano, organ and guitar, whereby
the youth of our city who have not
already engaged teachers, can have
an opportunity of learning music,
with fair prospect Of obtaining a
thorough course at much less ex-
pense than by the old method Of in
dividual lessons. Those pTeferring
tht after can also be accommodated
at reasonable rates. We havenOted
will. pleasure the good work of
Brother Evan Stephens. His sue
cess should encourage US all to work
fOrSthe good Of the people at large.
The twenty-one pupils selected from
the Sabbath schools for one term on
the organ gratis were to have COM
menced this week, but owing to a
few Wards not reporting, those
classes will delay until next Mon
day, when it is hoped all will be
ready. Our terms to additional
classes will be 20 cents per lesson
for each pupil on either instrument
piano, organ or guitar. Two les
sons per week. A few mole will be
received in THE TELEGRAPH CLASS
at 10 cents per lesson.
Respectfully,
FLORA SHIP HILL,
II. j. HILL.
Box 237, First South, opposite Four
teenth. Ward Assembly Room. >
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C1NTINFNTAL to-.

IA Farrell, Silver Reef; P Morgan
Des AIoines; o W Joslyn, z S Pinkney,
J B Bach, z Thompson, New York;
Il Fl Latham, E II Joslyn, j d Angus,
Ogden; w J Giddings. J McGregor,
New York; hrs z D CLARK, Bingham;
Mrs Griffith. California; Harry O Hill,
Frisco; J w Willard, Bingham; r III
Scott and wife, Santsquin; e Fifeld,
Springyille; AS Paddock and wife, Ne
brasks; w 3 Bruce, wife and child, Gin
cinnati; S w Moore, Bingham.
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YeIIow Fever.

New Orleans, 22.-Pensacola spe-
cIal: FOrty-three new cases, twenty
deaths.
Galveston, ga Brownsville
special says: There is strict quaran-
tine against MatamOras. The Rio
Giande is still rising and many
houses are inundated. Eighteen
new cases, one yellow fever Death
Five deaths in MatamOras.
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Taken as q Signal.

st. Petersburg, 22-The speech Of
the governor Of Kief against the
Jews is taken as a signal BY peasants
and minor officials in the provinces
for a renewal Of hOstliues against
the Israelites.
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NEW COMPENDIUM

"a compendium of the doctrines
of the gospel" compiled by Apostle
Franklin ID. Richards and Elder
James A. Little, will be out and for
sale in a few days. :
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$500 REWARD.

a reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery of the body
Of the late J. D. Farmer, drowned IN
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN BROS.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882. :
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WANTED.

Hyrum Edwards, is wanted i'm
mediately at his fathers house. Any
person knowing of his whereabouts
will confer a great favor by nOti-
flying him, and sending word to
Charles Edwards. in the Eleventh
Ward.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September p, 1882
Gift HOUSE.

J Lewis, Provo; J. n Boutwell,, Deep
Greek; Geo Z Holiday, Ogden; D Y
Welcb, a WEIGH, q Wnlheten, Frisco;
P Il Gallagher, Clarion, lows; Pat Ray,
P Brennan, Park City; A. MaybeFry,
Forest City; Thomas Long, Denver;
Wm McGeeean, Rockford, HIS; ThOB
s. Craigie, Denver; Geo Martin, Obi
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
Enthusiastic.

New York, 23.-DemOcratic Jour
mails are enthusiastic over the ticket
nominated yesterday, while Tepub-
licans, considering their own ticket
are lukeWaTm or indignant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
GREAT REDUCTION

In Tin Types. They can now be
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formerly 81, at Gem TenU, corner
First South and West Temple
streets. VIII remain two weeks
longer.