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Another Phase.

New York, 16.-The United States
marshal and four deputies have
gone down the bay in a revenue
cutter to meet the steamship
ScythiG. on board of which vessel it
is supposed are two of the party
concerned in the assassination in
Dublin. The story is that at Liver
pool the police ascertained that
four men, two of whom answered
very closely the description OF the
two assassins, had taken passage on
board the Scyth50, which sailed two
days after the murder was COM
mitted. London officials at once
communicated with the Washing
ton authorities, asking the arrest
and extraditiOn of the fugitiveS i'm
mediately upon landing, and that in
compliance with this request the
marshal has been sent to meet the
ScythiG.
The steamship ScythiG has been
signalled, but is not expected at
quarantine until o'clock tonight
and will not be boarded by the
health officer until after sunrise
The regulation allows no one tt
board before the health officer, there
fore nothing definite is expected be
fore morning of the Dublin asGass
ms on board, if such there be.
The reporters sta they can learr
nothing about the revenue cutter
said to have gone down the bay will
the United States marshal to NEE
the ScYtht0.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLVII CONGRESS-.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 16.-Bayard reported
favorably from the finance COM
mittee, with amendments in the
nature of substitute, a measure for
the bonded spirits bill He said an
amendment would probably be Of
fered in the Senate allowing the
bonds to be given annually.
The per cent. land bill was taken
up and Plumb explained its pro-
visions. The bill finally went over
till tomorrow.
Conger, by request, introduced a
bill providing that any officer now
in the regular army, who served
with the volunteer forces, or in the
regular army, at any time during
the war of the rebellion as regi-
mental or staff officer, or aid-de-camp
to any general officer, and actually
performed the duty of such position,
shall be considered as in service fOr
the entire time he acted in such ca
pacity. He is to rank from the com
mencement of service and there
after IN the various grades to which
he was appointed, or promoted, in
accordance with the date of his ap-
pointment on the commission.
After executive session the Sen.
ate adjourned.
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Pleasure Party Drowned.

Chicago, 16.-ORSunday morning
John Cretzell, George Oswald,
George e. Knoll and Otto Gibson,
who belong to The Wolf Lake Pleas
ure Club, left this city for the Lake
near Sheffield, Indiana. to spend
day fishing. They were to have
returned on Sunday night, but as
they did not. their friends became
alarmed aud yesterday went in
quest of them. Their day suits
were found at the club house and
their fishing suits were gone, as also
two of the row boats. After pro-
tracted search one of the boats was
found capsized at the upper end of
the lake this morning, and the body
of CretZell entangled in the trolling
line, was recovered. The lake is
bling dragged for the others. They
left the club house about IL o'clock
am, and Cretzell'S watch stopped
at 4.23 pm. The high wind UNI
dOu5tedly capSiZed the two boats
and all were drowned.
Search for the bodies of the vic
Tins from the Calumet Lake disas-
ter continues, but none have been
found except Smith and yOUng
Bucklin, as reported yesterday.
st. Paul, 16.-The bodies of g. ID
W. Young, auditor of the Chicago
st. Panl and Omaha Road, Irving
Moore and John B. Goosick, drowned
in the White Bear Lake on Sunday
were recovered to-day. The boat
appears to have filled and sunk
standing, entangliDg. the men in tht
sails and carrying them down.
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5O0iReWaFd

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any case of Liver mplaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or COstiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, %
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST s. Co., "Fhe
Pill Makers" 1S1 and 1S3 W,Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF a
6 cent stamp. z. G. NJ. !. Drug
Store, agent
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Contributions.

Washington, 16.-Mrs. Mason,
wife of ex- Sergeant Mason, u S. A,
received to-day from the publisher
of the Philadelphia Press. So, 452. go,
subscribed in lec. bits by over &c.
OO0 contributors, tor the relief of
"Bettie AID the Baby" In March
last the first 1925 received for Mrs.
Mason at the Press Office WAS sent
here TO relieve present wants. This
sum, together with the amount pre-
sented to-day. makes a total of 3d.
667.63 raised by the contributors to
this special fund. From all other
sources Mrs. Mason has derived, she
says, about $4,000, making total of
about $6,867 contributed for her re-
lief In different sections of the coun-
try. The sum of 500 will, with
Mrs. Mason's consent, be set apart
from the Press fund for the eXclu-
sive benefit of the baby, Charles
Field Mason.
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Star Route RidicuIe

Chicago, 16.-JournaPs Washing
ton: The events transporting In the
trial of the star route cases, this
morning, cause a good deal of COM
ment, and they are looked upon as
very unfortunate for government,
to say the least. That numbers of
government officials should have
been securing the country every
where FOR Dorsey, and then come
into court and say he could not be
found, and that he should then i'm
mediately present himself and de-
mand trial, turns government
methods into ridicule. 1t is re-
garded here that every step in the
cases thus far has been a compare.
tive failure, aud many fear the re-
suit will be vely unsatisfactory.
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CnusuaI Proceeding.

Washington, 16.-The President
has never witnessed more unusual
proceeding than occurred at the
White House this morning. Sena-
tor Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania, who
recently declared his intention to
bolt the regularly nominated repub-
lican state ticket, has been earnest
for the past week in denOuncing the
two. nominations for collectors Of
internal revenue in the Keystone
state, made by the President before
the convention declared itself
against the use of patronage for
political purposes. Jackson and
Kaufman are the nominees, and
the Independents have clamored
night and day for their with
drdWal. This morning Senator
Mitchell, with an armful of clip
pings from ind pendent newspapers,
called upon the President directed
his attention to editorials and other
circumstances he had received
against the removal of Sullivan and
Wiley, the old officials. He did not
advise the President what to do, but
directed his attention to the row
brewing in Pennsylvania, and
! handed him the clippings. The
President received them with con-
siderable establishment, and po-
litely informed the Senator that he
wonld take the matter into consid-
GRAFTON, and bowed him out.
Mitchell has hoisted the black flag
i'll earnest, and he will attend the
Independent convention next week.
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Foreign,

London, 16.-Six thousand Swedish
and Norwegian emigrants passed
through Huh on Sunday and Mon
day, on their way to America.
johnson & Ray, proprietorS of the
Moorfelds iron works, at Stock
ton, have failed. Liabilities 100000
Cairo, 16.-The English consul
general has said the naval expedition
is of a friendly character, and there
is no ground for the apprehension
which prvailed. Public security is
maintained and negotiations be-
tween Egypt and powers will result
satisfactorily.
Berlin, 16.-The Hygenie exhi-
bitiOn building will probably be re-
constructed 100000 marks have been
subscribed towards a guarantee
fund.
London, 16.-Arrests continue in
England and Ireland in connection
with the assassination. No import.
ance is attached to them.
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GoOd'NGf,

New York, 16.-MOrris A. Schwab
and Robert j. Rummels, who
swindled Helen M. Lewis out Of
$500 on pretence that she would be
leading lady in a company about to
be organized to- play Daniel
ROchar," were sentenced, to-day, in
the court Of general sessions, TO the
state prison for three years each.
Schwab said he could prove his
good character prior to January
last. by firms in st. Louis and Chi
cago. A new trial was denied.
Augustus Leighton was sentenced
to be hanged Friday next, for the
murder of Mary Dean.
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HOUSE.

Washington, 16.-The House re-
sumed consideration of the national
bank charter bill, and Hewitt spoke
in favor of the banks, stating that
the present system was the best yet
devised by the ingenuity of man.
Buckner opposed the bill as I'M
necessary and cheat. If the ma
tiOnal banking system were to be
continued, he favored an amend
ment which would let every old
bank know that it could not, at
its mere caprice, reduce or increase
its circulation.
Butterworth, of Ohio, supported
the bill as required by public policy
and by the business interests of the
country, but insisted that the ser
vices Of national banks should be-
kept in coin.
Recess.
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RunOred Assassination o fEhe
Queen.

Chicago, 16.-The rumor, after 8
pm. that the Qseen of England
had been assassinated, creates much
excitement, and inquiries are heard
in every direction as to the truth or
falsity Of the report. There is
much feeling manifested, and the
kind words of the Queen when our
national calamity was upon us, are
spoken of in earnest terms.
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IndianOntragcs.

New York, ia special to the
Telegram from Brownsville, Texas,
says: News has just been received
here or an attack hy indians upon d
tram on the Conception road, ChI-
huahua. Mexico. They killed i've
men and two women at this point,
ana next raided Hacilude, Fan
Lorenzo where they killed two
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dness, Commissions, Nervous Heainche, Mem
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which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for Eve dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarsn-
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
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moneyif the treatment doe - not effect cure.
guarantees issued only by q. G. NJ. L. Drug
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

T HAyR IN NY Poss EssION THE FOL-
| lowing described animals, which If not
claimed and taken away within ten days from
the date hereof, viii expose them as public
sale and sell them to the highest responsible,
bidder, at che district pOuad in kaysYille
at o'clock pm:
One roam mare, supposed to be ten years old.
right hind foot and left 'front.' ioo5 white.
branded with ace OF clubs on lett shoulder,
white stripe in fase, some c'lisr MARKS,
enc roam mare, supposed to be two years
Old. foms white under belly, legs white to the
knee Joint, BRAID on right shoulder supposed
TO be ses Of clubs and q, white face.
One -oan horse, one yesr old.
One roam msre, supposed to be seven years
old. brand on left taigh, but cam It d sscribe
II. white stripe in face hind feet white.
JOHN GALLEY,
District POundkesper.
Ksy5viile, May, Is 1SS2.
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SpOrting.i

New York, ga prize fight
with hard gloves took place at
Coney Island, between Chas. Norton
and Jas. Frawley. In the third
round Frawley was badly punished,
and claimed foul and the stakes,
$1,000. A wrangla followed, which
was interrupted by the police, who
secured FIaWley.
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How Women Learn

Women everywhere use Parker's
Ginger Tonic, because they have
learned by experience that it over
comes dependency, indigestion,
weakness in the back aud kidneys,
and other troubles Of the SEX
Home Journal
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Heartily Recommended.

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STOLEN OR STRAYED.

From mouth of Parley's Canyon, a
light roam mare, about 800 pounds in
weight. No brands. Shod all
around. Take it to Mrs. Dudley,
mouth of Parley's Canyon, and be
rewarded. "
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LOST

Between Depot and Emporium
Corner, a Braided Gold Bracelet.
The finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing it as this Office.
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To Rent

That house on State Road known
as Towards Liquor Store with ten
acres of land used for pigeon shoot
ing. Apply to VIM. Howard, on
premises, or P. o. Box 334, City.
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WANTED.

a competent cook in a small fam
lily. Also a nurse girl. Enquire of
Mrs. j. j.. Bamberger. two doors
east of 18th Ward school house. 4
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
WANTED.

Three furnace men wanted to go
TO BullionVille, Nevada. Good.
wages. Apply to Kimball 81 Law
renee for particulars.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices Of Produce
in the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle'
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a Beautiful VarieUy OF PkA
GRAMAIE CARDS. suitable for the
Ballroom. ct HERALD Oeiea
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WANTED.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Bought and Sold on smallest mar
gin. J. P. SORENsON g. Co.,
Is Main Street.
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FARM FOR SALE

In Granger precinct. Apply to c..
B. burst, at burst & Trimbell, First
South street.
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"THE GEESE OF GANDER
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ORANGES.

Oranges by the box, at
CUTLER. Bios.
, 1882-04-22

been arrested while constructing a mine
under the Cathedral in which the corona
ton Of the Gar is to tax place.
The London "ObServer"StateS that there
is reason to expect the unconditional re.
lease of Mr.. Parnell within a brief time.
1t is said that the Conservative party
will shortly introduce in Parliament a
plan to buy out the Irish Landlords.
Five thousand iron workers are on strike
in Paris.
Al Alexandria despatch states that tho
Arabs are agitating for the expulsion of
all European officials from Egypt.
The Albanians charged with the murder
Of Capt. Selby, r. ~ are being tried in
Constantinople.
New York APP il 18th.
Flour p brl. St. Lawrence brand, $3.50.
Meal. best BrandyWine, " brl $45.
Heavy Mess Pork % brl. II to III
New Seasyn's Pork per brl. SI8t.
Co. Crystals " ID 81.
sugar Fair to good refining p ID II to8
English Islands MoIaSses ~ gal, 42t0 44c.
Exchange, New YORK q London, 1861.
London April 18th.
CDemerara Crystals 81. Is. Oh.
c,nor MuscoyadO y cwt. 81 Is. 3D.
Clayed Havana, No. II. Ell IS Sd.
aaoat.
Demerara Rum ~ gallon, Is. 4d.
Trinidad Cocoa y cyt. "a. 05. Cd.
COnSols 1919 to
Bank Of England Rate Of Discount 3 pet.
Liverpool Cotton MiddIing Upland ~ ID 65
to :
3 per cent. Rentes in Paris, $500
, 1882-04-22
The Chinese Immigrants in
Antigua.

The Demerar0 AIgoSy says in reference
to this subject,
owe can only hope that the Antigua
Planters experiment will prove more sue
CeSSful for them than a similar experiment
made some seven or eight years ago did
for the planters Of this colony. The men
who were introduced here to work as
field labourerS turned out to be, many of
them, t%ailors, shoemakerS, painters, actors,
and SO on, and their stay on the several
estates to which they were distributed was
very brief. A few remained at work, but
the result of the experiment did not en-
courage the planters to venture upon a
repetition Of it,
From the Police Report in the AntiquG
Observer we learn that some of the Chinese
labourers have been giving much trouble.
The report, under date 9th March reads
as follows -
Chinese asserting from their acork.
-Four Chinese from "Betty's Hope,n Hey
na-kan, Wo-lIang, Ho-Sin-Fdt, and Lii
Linn, were brought up charged with absen-
ting themselves from their work as labor
ers ON the said estate. The Manager Mr..
Browne prosecuted, Ah.Que another China
man, was sworn as interpreter. The de
PENDANTS on the day charged went to the
manager and as far as he could under
stand demanded Tobacco, Matches, Hats
etc. Their unreasonable request not
being complied with, they left their work,
refusing to continue until they got the
articles mentioned, on which Mr.. Bro wne
preferred this complaint.
Chinese resisting Police.
Ho-Sin-Fat and Li-Liu were also charged
with resisting the Police in the execution
of their duty. When Mr.. Browne entered
H. H. ,D,,-l,;A+ I,P,,,1,n+r 1;rO1,1-
ed the S~ummOnSeS, and warrants were
issued for their apprehension. The Police
who had the execution of the same were
attacked by the defendants and others
with sticks, knives and stones, and even
tually had to run from the estate pursued
some distance by the Chinese. The defen-
dantS being the ring-leaders in the attack
the Inspector thought fit to bring this
charge against them.
Fined 40s. each.
ASSoaIting the Inspector.
Ah-HOy also a labourer on Betty'S Hone
Estate was brought up charged with as
saulting the Inspector of Police in the
execution Of his duty.
A report having been made by the
Police of the treatment they had expert
enced at the hands of the Chinese, in
en~deavouring to execute the warrants, the
Prosecutor, accompanied by a Corporal,
two mounted men, and five privates, pro-
ceeded to Betty's Hope estate to apprehend
the delinquents. On arriving there the Chi
neSe left their work and charged the Police
with long poles sharpened at the points.
The Inspector was mounted, and as the
defendant charged at him with one of the
poles, he dismount-d and went up to him,
when he charged again with the pole, which
the inspector defended with his riding
whip, and at last succeededin knocking the
pole out of his hand. He then drew his
, 1882-04-22
TRANSLATION.
c

JPT is hereby made known that
- Planter CHR. HATrENsEN on his
application to that effect, has been
temporarily relieved by the Govern
ment of the Danish West India
Islands from his functions as In
spector of Roads in St. Croix, and
further that the Government has
under date of the 18th inst. appoint
ed Planter f. RAPHAEL to act I'M
til further as Inspector of Roads in
this Island.
Presidency's Secretary's Office the
10Th April 1882.
c0RSt.
, 1882-04-22
ekjendtsiorels

SMET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
~ Gouvernementet for de dansk
vestindiske Der har if0lge Planter
CHR. HATTENsENS derom fremsatte
Assigning midlertidigt fritaget ham
for hans Constitution som Overvei-
mester paa st. Croix, og endvidere
at Gouvernementet under 14de DIS:
har constitueret Planter +. RAPHAEL
til indtil videre at fungere som
Oyeryeimester her paa Den.
Observation-Disclosures den
lode April 1882.
II. HANSCHELL
cOnSt.
, 1882-04-22
PassengerS Arrive "a.

Per schr. Vigilant, from St. Thomas,
April 19.-Mrs. DE Windt g. child.
Booked &c Left
For Europe, April 18,-Carl Christian
Riis.
For st. Thomas, " 2O.-Charles Louis
Mortimer, Rudolphine Johannes & cousin
Jane D0hnert, Martha Adams & 2 chill
dren, j. P. De KOning, VIM. Henry, Mrs.
Maria M0ller & 2 children, Christiane Dix,
boy Carl Jensen, Capt. James Stevens,
Revd. B. Romig.
, 1882-04-22
T E L E G r A M S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York, 18th April.-President
Arthur has refused to cancel the sentence
passed on General Fitzjohn Porter for
misconduct during the civil war.
Dispatches from Moscow report that
several men of the working class have
, 1882-04-22

u a Va
3 Dan. Brigt, Jens Hintze" 1877 tons,
Olsen, Copenhagen, sugar and
rum.
8 " Schr. Atlantic7 81 TONS,
Hughes, st. Thomas, sugar.
6 Amr. Brigt. 1T. Towner" 1877 tons,
Perkins, New Haven, sugar
and mOlasses.
IL Dan Schr. "Atlantico 81 tons,
Hughes, st. Thomas, sugar
70 Eng @Sloop "Willing Maid," 10 tons,
Vanterpool, st. Thomas, ballast.
" /" Sloop &" Royal Pride" 3 tons,
Norman, Tortola, ballast.
10 Dan Bark "Jacob" 3O4 tons, Schou,
Copenhagen, sugar and rum.
schr. Atlantic" 50 tons,
Hughes, st. Thomas, sugar.
IA Eng. Sloop "Technical Helena" 3
tons, Malone, Tortola, ballast
" " Sloop "%Brouhildero 3 tons,
Stephens, Tortola, ballast,
II Schr. "Atlantico 80 tons,
Hughes, st. Thomas, sugar,
!" Eng. sIoop British Girl,o 9 tons,
Letsome, Tortola, ballast.
, 1882-04-22

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.'@S>sit1iirs 4 Intelligence.
CEIRISTIANSTED


Sloop "Lauretta" 5 tons,
Sprawye, st. Johns, manure.
Schr. "Active" 81 tons, Berry,
West End, sundries,
Sloop Pauline" 6 tons,
Sprawve, St. Johns, manure.
Cleare d.
Schr. "Vigilant" 45 toms,
Thompson, St. Thomas, sun
dries.
schr. "Active" 81 tons, Berry,
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Sloop "Lauretta" 3 tons,
Sprawve, st. Johns, ballast.
Bark Christianshavn" 252
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last.
Bark "ophir" 438 tons, Chris
Jensen, London, sugar.
Brigt " Elise Hoy" 1914 tons,
Hoy, West End, sugar.
Sloop Pauline" 6 TONS,
Sprawve, st. Johns, ballast.
. Barkentine ct. S. b. 276 tons,
Stevens, Porto Rico, ballast.
:. Schr. Grace Webster" 337
tons, Young, West End, sugar,
rum and mOlasscs.
/. Schr. Vigilant," 45 tons,
Thompson, St.Thomas, ~sundries.
Schr. "Active," 81 tons, Berry,
st. Thomas, Ballast.
, 1882-04-22

SMpED Dekret af President
" skabet for St. Croix, dateret
29de Marts d. A., er Plantageeier
CHRISTIAN HATTENSEN af
Annaly erkl@ret i Umyndigheds-
tilstand og Undertegnede beskikket
til hans Verge. Hvilket saaledes
bekiendtgj0res i Henhold til Plakat
lode April 1841 og Rescript 7de
Juni 1916.
st. Thomas den 14de April 1882.
CARL HATTENSEN,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, 1882-04-22

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