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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-09
WANTED.

Twenty-Five Tie Cutters, on tho Weber
River and its tributaries. Apply TO e.
K. Young. Wanship, Summit County,
Utah.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaints Shi-
l0h's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold at z. G. NJ. I. Drug
Store. (Q
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NOTICE.
Utah Brewery to the Front

TT IS A WELL KNOWN FACT
D. that the "JeannetteD was crushed be.
tween the ice bergs of the north, but the
stock OF Msrgetts' Ale and Porter theS
had on board is still floating around, and
those who desire their families supplied
with this delicious beverage, can have if
delivered by the Keg or Barrel, by lesv-
ing orders ct Esrdy Bros and Burton's
Stores, or at the Brewery, 18th Ward.
+ ESTATE B. B. MARGETT5.
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ANICE Assortment of Dry Goods
Notions, etc, at
T NEEDHAM 81 SPRINGER'S.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
LOST /.

Saturday, afternoon, between residence
of Captain Hooper and West Temple
street, LARGE GOLD-RIMMED
EYE-GLASS. Finder will confer 3
favor and be rewarded by returning it to
MRS. q. HARRocKs, 4
At residence of w. E. Daugall, oppo-
site West Gate, Temple street.
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Barratt Bros.

Furniture, Fine Chairs and
Lounges, Parlor Work, Reed and
Rattan Chairs, Bed Bottoms, Mat
tresses and Pillows, Shades, Cor
nice, Lambrequins and Window
Fixtures, General Upholstery.
BARRATF Bros.
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OATS SO PER 100 POUNDS,
At John D. Bitter & Co.'s.
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LOST.

A small Sable Fur, for the neck. Re-
store to this Office, and oblige the owner.
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MINING sHAREs.

New York, s.-Nining stocks very
dulli Robinson Consolidated, declined
from 100 to TO- closing q! lis; Bradshaw
cid at Al to "A, Chrysolite at les; Inde-
.endenee st 66 to So. and Standard and
Horn Silver at 500. Sales 62,515 shares.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Special 10 the Herald.

bPttihi
Fort WORM, December 31.-Christmas
week is..ending as begun, with bright aud
pleasant weather
Il. NJ. and T. c. Turner. and some others,
are preparing to go 10 Laredo and elsewhere
in Mexico next week. They go to prospect
in various ways and may remain.
A. q. Shattuck, who left his home in Cali.
fornia in early youth AID Joined the Con-
federate forces, will return, for the first time
since, next week.
Joseph Judkin's fine New Foundland dog
was shaved in several places and given
strychnine last night. IL is thought that
the dog will die. He is valued at $50.
Frank Il, Adams, County Clerk of Jeffer.
son county, is in the city.
Mr.. Morris, ofShelburg, Wisconsin, is in
the city. He is q brother of J. C. Morris,
deceased.
/. w. Rouse, the butcher, bought hog
yestei day which was raised in this county
and weighed 5Sl pounds nett
Circulars were received here to-day stat
ing that the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Road would carry passengers, on and after
January 1st, 1882, at rates OF four cents per
mile.
A number of citizens will at once plant
shade-trees. Under the new ordinance they
will receive 81 for each tree when grown
two years.
Prairie City Street Railroad COMPANY in.
tend to commence work, with many hands,
next week.
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The Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON, December 3l.-In the Cult
eau trial to-day, DR., Gray took the stand
and resumed the story of his conversation
with the prisoner in Jail. He said the pris
oner, referring to the shooting used the ex
preston, When made up my mind''--
Guitesu shouted" Making up my mind
was the result of grinding pressure. That's
where the inspiration comes in. Please get
that straight while you are about it,"
Witness was interrupted frequently both
by Guiteau and Scoville and finally said;
There have been so many.nterruptions |
don't know where am"
He got started again and said he had seen
number of cases where persons laboring
under insane deusions had committed
acts Of violence and had afterward recoy-
cred their sanity, but did not
recall an instance of recovery
in shorter periods tnan three months.
Witness had never. r..heard the word pressure
used in connection with an insane case
other than in physical sense. He did not
think man actually under divine pres
sure" who should commit q homi-
eide, would be apt to ap-
peal to the law and civil process
for protection from the consequences
of his act. He believed the prisoner to be
insane.
After recess the cross.examinstion pfo-
gressed without incident. The afternoon
passed wearily and counsel for the prose.
cution devoted themselves to the prepara-
ilon and arrangement Of points for the
Il rth-coming argument, while Scoyille
seemed to be asking questions to kill time.
=. At 3 O'Clock the court adjourned until
Tuesday. '''
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net West and heard Barnet make an insult.
mg remark to Vance, who said nothing.
Witness IN going home met Allen
Brown and Sam Gillespie, about a
mile from town. They were going
toward Marion. After while he
saw them coming back with Burwell,
Brown and others. They seemed to have
been riding hard.
L, c, Brady ywo,e that he went to Ma
rlon with Nance,and they passed several
negroes on the way. Barnet went into n
crowd of negr, es. He had stick in his
hand. He called it his "polce ticket" AZ
ter the disturb anc. started, witness Joined
in: and Young Ed Vance ran to witness and
said Are you armed" ?" He re-
piled, "Yesn Young Ed said,
well, every negro in this crowd has got u
pistol. A crowd of armed men came up TO
the house. Ed, Vance said "We had bet
ter go inside" When inside the crowd fired
on the house. Witness ran the back way
When entering the woods he was halted by
two armed men and ordered TO surrender
and promised protection. John Vance run
ming up alone frightened the men, and
not word was spoken by either. Cash
had seen the witness at White
Plains against Morgan, who murdered
Charles Williams. Cornetto commenced
the trouble in which Williams was killed,
and there appears to be no other reason for
the murder than the fact that Cash was a
witness against Cornetto's friend and coun-
tryman. Cash was u quiet, inotlensye
man.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, December 3l.-Stocks
irregular; Chicago & Northwestern
1853; ditto preferred 1.3sl Erie
40s; East Tennessee 1874; Geor.
gia 1 SO; Illinois Central .3O3; Lake Shore
extra dividend 1.12s Louisville & Nashville
1.0Oi; Memphis & Charleston 70; Nashville
& Chattanooga &c. New York Central / 81
pittsburg & Cleveland guaranteed 1.3ii
Richmond q Alleghaney Al; Richmond 4
Danville preferred 1.73; Rock Island 1914
Wabash st. Louis & Pacific 36s; ditto pre-.
ferred 6ss Western Union Telegraph -
Sub-Treasury :balances, coin, SS3, ,s36, ,624
currency $3,99l,S73.
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YARMOUTH, Mass, December 3l,--pas-
sengers of the Morayia with all their bag
gage and sufficient provisions for several
days and blankets, etc, landed safely.
The wind increasing to gale and the sea
becoming heavier, it was found
that the vessel would soon fill.
AT midnight the sea broke
completely over her, and the tide continued
to flow in and out us it rose and fell.
Shortly after the ship struck, the Captain
dispatched the purser to Yarmouth for
assistance and to communicate the news
of the disaster to her owners and
agent. On Saturday morning the tug Ma
mie went to their assistance and
took the passengers and their baggage
to Yarmouth, where they arrived Ut p.
M. They will be forward
cd to Halifax. The Captain
officers and crew, who remained on
the stand to look after matters at tn.
steamer, were expected to arrive frsm Hall
fax this eve ling.
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Steamer Burned.

VIcxBuRG, December 3l.--A special from
Monroe, Louisiana, says the steamer Rosa
b. with 800 bales of cotton was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday in Bayou Darbone,
five miles from Monroe. The boat is val
ued at $1,000; insured for $1,000 in New
Orleans company. The cook jumped over
board and drowned
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SESTERFEIr, December 3l,-Dr. Gregg, OF
San Saba, came here last night to perform
a surgical operation on William Jones, who
was shot OH the 23d, at this place, by Officer
0'Brien. One ball passed through Jones'
arm at the elbow joint, and amputation Will
probably be necessary.
The weather Is cold and clear
Business is booming.
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San Antonio.
Special TO the Herald,

special 10 the Herald;
SAN ANTONIO, December 3l.-A collision
between a butcher cart and wagon result
ed in the smashing of the cart and killing
the driver.
MISS Newman's buggy was upset to-day
oy an ambulance on Commerce street. The
lady is not expected to live
Nelson May was stopped by four high
waymen' armed with rides, and robbed of
~ ne had, 5000 short distance from the
city, on the Bandera road.
, An organ was received to-day from
France, sent as n present TO Mother Sune-
uorol Saint Pierre Convent from President
Greyyy, of the French Republic.
u, me \; NJ ~ church VIII be dedicated by
Bishop Cain tomorrow.
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Houston.
Special to the Herald.

HousToN, December 3l.-professor w. III.
Foutc, OF the st. Louis public schools two
years Superintendent OF the public schools
of Memphis, in charge of one of the Texas
normal schools last summer, whose parents
reside at Sherman, Texas, was elected
te,day superintendent of Houston public
schools.
Brick work on the new Capitol Hotel was
almost completed to-day When entirely
completed, 1t will be the finest hotel ed
ifce in Texas.
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Weekly Bank Statement

New YohA, December 3l.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks shows
the following changes Loans, increase,
Sl,9l9,90O; specie, increase; $780,, 400
legal tenders, decrease, $l73,300; de
pesits, increase. s., 2,342,0 circulation, in
crease, s36,GO0; reserve, decrease, $296, 400
banks now hold 81, ,25l, 800 in excess of legal
requirements.
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A You'll Deed

NrW ORLEANS, December 3l.-A letter
from the Postmaster at Clinton, Louisiana.
gives an account of the murder of an old
colored man who carried the mail between
jackson and Clinton. He was found shot
through the heart and the mail bag miss
inG; Efforts are being made to arrest the
robber and murderer
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Special TO the Herald.

BRowNwoop, December 3l.--The weather
is fair and warm. The young folks are en-
joying the holidays in this part of the
country. Whisky flows pretty freely bu
everything goes off quietly.
Wheat prospects IN this county are bet
ter than they ever were before There is n
large acreage planted and it looks well, not.
withstanding the army worm doing n
great deal of damage in the early part Of
the season.
The mock Legislature meets again to-
night.
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Mr.. Coppegs Arrested

NEw ORLEANS, December 30.-M. +.
Coppege, whose wife was shot
dead by their four-year-old adopted child a
Few days ago.. was to-day arrested
for the murder of his wife. She had recent
y wllled him property, and it is stated her
lie was insured in his favor. 1t is reported
she was about to leave him.
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"Let Us Have Peace F."

ALBANY, N. Y. December 3l.-Cenference
has been continued between the Tammany
Committee and the Chairman of the Demo-
crarc State Committee and there is mani
Tested strong disposition for harmony on
both sides. The belief is growing that
there will be an agreement before the eau
Gus is held Oh Monday night.
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Georgetowr.

special to the Herald.
oEoRerrowN, December 3l.--The voting
men OF our thrifty little city this evening
turned out tn masse, some of the parties
representing several of our noted politt.
eianS' The streets were crowded as though
circus had made It's appearance, and the
windows were filed with hlir faces.
District Coust will commence here on
NSrohaaN the second of January next. Judge
w, b,ackourn arrived here this after
noon; There is large docket. Several
no.eu murder eases are to be tried this
Ihe rules of the Southwestern Uniyer-
slty We're suspended yesterday. Students
are having lively time.
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iIeltoIi.


BrLroN, December 81 The holidays have
passed off very quietly. Balls and .ociaIs
were, numerous, largely attended and en-
loy,ed heartily by the young folks.
" Nigro, one of our principal grocery
merchants, made an assignment Yesterday
for the benefit OF his creditors. Liabilities.
$4,000; assets, $1,000.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
has purchased twenty acres for depot
groundssh Their main line south of Temple
from which point they will build a road
into Bolton.
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Charged with kidnapping.

ALBANY, New YORK, December 3l.-Col
onel Charles $. Spencer appeared before
the Governor yesterday and opposed the
granting of warrant upon the requisitior
of the Governor of Virginia for Captain
Gilbert Mason, of the ship Henry SUIT
charged with kidnapping at Hampton
Roads, Virginia, colored boy named
Straughn, and bringing him to the State o.
Nav York. The Governor reserved his de
cision.
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called assistance TO extinguish the flames.
lie also spotted a negro and white
man, suspicious characters, running away,
Who are now lodged in jail awaiting trial.
kerosene was thrown all over the premises.
A ron OF CARPET, also saturated was discov-
ereu' sufficient evidence has come to light
70 convict the arrested parties.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
Nuptials Of Couple Who Did Their Court.
ing Thirty-Four Years Ago

A wedding of very romantic character
occurred in this city Yesterday morning.
1t was the denouenent of n courtship OF
thirty-iour years ago-a happy cunsumma-
ton Of youthful love--showing how incnra-
BILE Is the wounds invisible that loves keen
arrows make. DR.. John Smith now on a
visit to Denver, is wealthy merchant and
an influential citizen Of New Mexico.
When quite young man he loved a Young
lady in an Eastern State, and in return re-,
eeved the most undying assurances of her
affection toward him. But fate intervcned.
Circumstances OF very peculiar nature
prevented their union, and after the first
pangs Of disappointed love were past botb
were married and went their several wavs
with their companions. A few years later
they lost sight of each other, but never for
got their youthful attachment.
The lady married q gentleman named
Fitzpatrick, with whom she moved to Mis-
souri. A few years after her husband died.
and near the same time time DR.. Smith be.
came widower.
Two weeks ago DR.. Smith resolved to
take trip East in search OF his boyhood
sweetheart, whose place of residence was
unknown to him. His first stepping place
was Denver. Arriving here in the early
part Of last week, he took room at the st.
James hotel and commenced looking after
some business among the merchants.
Two days after his arrival, while looking
over the register, DR.. Smith, to his great sur.
prise, read the name Of Mrs - Kilpat-
rick, from Missouri. He sought an inter
view at snce, and for the first time in thirty
four years beheld his old-time sweetheart.
The rest of the story is of necessity brief,
and already anticipated As the first re-
suit Of that interview DR.. Smith went TO II.
Onhauer the artist tailor and proc,ired an
elegant suit of clothes, which was finished
Saturday night.
At9 O'Clock yesterday morning DR.. Smith
and Mrs. Fitzpatrick quietly left the hotef
in hack together, and drove to neigh
boring church. where they were marriedin
the presence of a few friends who had gath
cred there by invitation of the groom. AZ
ter the ceremony the parties returned to
the hotel, where they will remain few
days and then return to the New Mexico
home of the -[Denver Tribune.
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Athens.
Special to the Herald.

ATHENS, December 91.-While the most
ofour citizens were attending MASQUERADE
ball on last evening, the cry of fire was
heard, and it was discovered that the north
side of the square, in the rear of the row OF
frame buildings on the same side
was on fire. Fortunately the Sheriff was
in that locality at that
time, attending TO some Official business.
md discovered the blaze in time, and
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NEW ORLEANS, December 31.-Dr. Theo.
oirich, aged ca years, native of Prussia
suicided by taking morphine. He leaves a
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Among entrees at fashionable dinner
the reigDing novelty is dish of marrow
bones. This has been tabooed since the
days of Taffy the Dutchman 1t is not
served as in the olden time. on toast, but
the bones are brought to the table folded
in napkin. With them is Lew, queer
looking. bucket-shaped spoon. which the
silversmiths have introduced to meet the
fashion. The marrow is eaten with thin.
plain cruinpet, almost as plain, but not SO
brittle, as the Dent crackers, which are
served hot with salad. However, the dis
is so rich, Ike Lambs roist pig, 1t is moy
talked Of than eaten \,
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Austin.


spetisi W Nv beihiN.
AUSTIN, December 3l.--TLe bids for the
capitol lands were opened to-day. Two
bids were made--Waltsr Scheill, of Rock
Island, Illinois, offering, with some change
in the specifications, and contract, to
erect the building for the three
million acres; and A. A. Burck of Rock
dale, Texas, with some changes in the con
tract, offering to build for two million
nine hundred and seventy thousand acres
the capitol. The board will consider the
propositions on Monday. Both bids are
backed by syndicates, each representing
millions.
The Fort Worth Packing Company, with
a capital stock of $4,000, filed a charter
to-day. The company is organized for the
purpose Of packing and curing meats.
The Governor to-day pardoned twenty
convicts, ranging between sixteen and
thirteen years, on account of their youth
He also pardsned Harry Grace, of Dallas
county, aged seventeen years, for good con.
duct and ON account Of disease. The youth.
include ]. Burleson Dick Clayton, Jesse
Lee, of Tarrant; George Hubert, of Hunt,
and Tom Green, of Dallas.
Two new cases of smallpox are reported
DR.. Swearingen has taken charge of the in
iected camp, DR.. Denton being down with
the contagion. The new cases are mani.
testify ofa less malignant type, and II /.
believed that the disease, with present pre-
cautions will not spread.
The Treasury during December took in
S6O,S4 from the sale of lands, less S., 500 in
terest on land money.
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ST. JOINS, n. b., December J.-Wallace
Rcss has read Hanlan's articles, and finds
Lem satisfactory.
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That Riot

MERIDIAN, MISS, December 31.-Defense
in the riot case called to-day Charles Bum.
who testified that he was at Marion O, the
election-day and saw Ed. Vance and Bar.
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Attempted mcendiarism ut Athens,
While Citizens are Attending n
Ball.-.Galveston Budget.
A Young Lady of the Same Place Is
Very Seriously Injured While
She is Out Riding.
What Our Neighbors at Fort Worth
are Doing 80 Some Railway
Facts and FancieS.
Prospects for Heavy Wheat Yield Re.
ported rs Very Encouraging.
How the Holidays are Passing...llish.
way Robbery.
nfIae I,tn II.
her Interesting State News.


Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, December 3l-Future con.
tracts sold in the Galveston market, De-
cember Is to December 30, officially re-
ported 10 Secretary Mills, Of the Cotton
Exchange, amount to 6,O00 bales.
Total duties paid Galveston Custom house
for the year 1881 amount TO 81. .7t0, ,bs37l,
being an increase of $685., ,SQ9S5 over 1850.
Total number of vessels entering this
port from foreign ports, 312; capacity, 1885,
965 tons; from domestic ports, A1S
There have been 165 interments during
the year 1881
Receipts Of cotton so far this season 3l6 :.
30S; this time last season So, ,353 bales.
Mrs. Sage Mccall, Of Chicago, ut present
wishing this city. gives dramatic
reading, Pilots Opera House, Houston,
Monday evening.
Hon 4. Nj. Healy member of Parlia.
ment for county Wexford Ireland, who
lectures at Artillery Hall Monday evening
arrived this morning and was met at the
depot by. Messrs. McInerry, Mucahy
Barry and Devilin of the Land League
and escorted to the fremont.
On completion of the track of the New
| ipiAi ~ w w ihS
Thursday, the principal citizens Of til,
place gave Count Teliener, his engineers
and men, a grand barbecue. The Coun
has left for Europe, TO be absent two o
three months. Work on the line, however
will not be delayed but pushed forwar,
vigorously under the direction Of Genera
Superintendent G. l.. Leslie.
The Mexican National Railway Compan,
track is now twenty miles west Of Laredo
The company are laying 1t toward Nonter!
at the rate of mile day. Large quaint
ties of material are going to the front
Much kind feeling and pleasure is exhibite,
on the part of the Mexican people q
Clinton Gardiner, General Manager of th
company, is giving his personal attention L
the extension from Laredo.
On Monday through regular passenge
trains will begin running on the Gulf, Col
orado 4 Santa Fe, between this city an,
Fort Worth.
Quite an excitement was created at miG
night by the United States revenue cutie
Louis .McLane ringing in New Year
which was mistaken for an alarm of fire.
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Observation-Disclosures

SHREvEPosT, La, December 3l--Ed
Bolton, one of the colored men sentenced
to be hanged in Mansfield to-day, who
broke Jail here last Tuesday, was captured
by three colored men twenty-five
miles below here and brought in al
noon today, badly wounded. He at.
tempted to escape and was shot
As soon as his wounds were dressed
he was placed on special train and started
for Mansfield, his place Of execution, which
is 'orty miles distant,
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TOO LATE.

A special tothe daily Standard tonight
say. he was not hanged as he arrived too
late, the Governor having fixed the hour
between II and 2 O'Clock. He did not leave
here until after l o'clock. Another day
will have to be set
The other two men, John Noble and Paul
Phelps, sentenced 10 be hanged for the
same offence, have not been recaptured
YETI rsnaS !,