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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
TELEGRAPHIC


Boston, 1.-The wool market is
steady. with desirable grades in firm
demand. Good Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania heeces have been selling at
1902 for Y and XXX. Michigan Y
fieeces are in fair demand at 5000;
Ohio and Michigan at 44@46. I'm
washed heeces are in demand at IS
@23 for coarse and low, 25@33 for
fine and medium grades. COmbing
and delaine fleeces have been in de-
mand and all desirable lots are taken
as fast as offered. Prices range
from 43@45 for fine delaine, and 46
@4T for fne and No. 1 cOmbing.
Medium and coarse combing grades
are dull and prices nOminally I'M
changed. California wool is quiet
and prices range from 26@32 for
good TO choice eastern and Maine
supers, and 2S@42 for common and
good supers Foreign wool is quiet,
and both clothing and carpet woods
are in light stock.
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Galveston, IA report from Mata-
morss says there are over 400 cases OF
yellow fever in the city. The sanitary
condition is frightiul.
Laredo, Tex, Number of yellow
fever csses Tonight, lUO; Fix fatal cases
ar reported.
New Orleans, 2.-One death from yell
10 y fever.
Au-tin, 2 = Private reports from
Brownsville state that the yellow fever
has broken out there. DR.. Swearing,
state health officer lie satisfied OF the fact,
and fearing an epidemic hss started TO
investigate the disease. The death rate
st MaIamoras is greater than 81 HayanA \.
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS OWNING PROP
a erty within Salt Like County, Utsh
Territory. subject TO Territorial, School
and County Taxes, are hereby notified
that the County Court OF Salt Lake,
as q Board of Equalization. viii meet st
the County Court House in Salt Lake
CITY from Friday the 2lst day Of July
20 Wednesday the 5th day of August,
A. D. 1882, both days inclusive, for the
purpose Of hearing and determining all
complaints in regard to the assessed value u
Of any property and applications for
absteneais OF remission OF ta'es OF any
insane. IdIotic, in6rm or INDECENT person
SIS nrovided for by An Ac. Of the Legisla-
tivs Assembly OF the Territory OF Utah
entitled IAN Act to Provide Revenue
for the Territory Of Utah, and the several
Counties thereof" approved February
%, 1873, nd acts amendstoIy or IN aid
thereef By order Of said court.
D. BOCKHOLT,
County Clerk.
SsliIske City, July 10th, 1882. jyl
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Chattanooga, Tenn, July q. = John
Morgan, one of the most influential Ell
ders Of the Mormon Church and presi-
dent Of the southwest mission, in So il
terview to-oay said that the church is re-
ceiving more scceesions and with less
difficulty now than at any period Of its
history, simply on account Of the sgits-
tion kept up sgAinst them.-HpcciGL to
the Louisville Ky Commercial.
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Cable Clicks.

London. 2.-Briphton cup won by
"Fenelon'', Isabel" second, "Petronel"
third.
London, 2.-Sir Garnet Wolseley
started for Egypt.
Paris, 2.--De Lesseps telegrsphs he has
made no protest against the entrance Of
British men-of-war into the Suez canal.
but he protested against infrsction of the
compRny's regulations committed by
two vessels after entering the canal.
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PittsburR, g. The National Tube
Works Company, McKeesport, Pa, re-
sumed operations with nOn-union men
this morning. All the departments are
running short-hsnded. bat the officers
expect 10 have them full in q few days.
There is no disturbance, the strikers evil
IDENTIFY being deslrous of committing no
breach of the law. Crowds are standing
around, but no trouble is anticipated.
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The.Turf.

Saratoga, 2.-First race, one mile.
Morgan Spy" first, "Elector" second,
"Francis" third. Time, 1.44H.
Second race, mile and SOC yards.
"War6eld" fret, "LoDg Taw" second.
Time, 2.l21<.
Third race, fve-eigbths mile. "Fair-
view" first, Referee" second. Time,
l.023z.
Fourth race three-teurths mile. "Blen.
helm" frst, Little Philip second. Time,
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Mining Shares.

New York, 2.--MiniDR stocks dull.
Chrysolite $50 and 245. State Lines Nos.
2 and 8 at rs and 26. Oriental and
Miller, %. Kobenson 1876. Decatur
advanced from 81 90 Go. Empire Of
Utah declined to 140. Sales for dsv
94.930 shares. Petroleum dull: united
COZ; crude 62S s. 67S; refined sT
Australian 95. Copper dun. Lake
1875 "a ISL
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Chicsgo, 2.-LieutensDt- General Sher-
idan, Colonel Fred. Grant, General An
son Stager, John Mccullough, and other
prominent parties, went west at noon
yesterday over the Chicago, Rock Is.
land and Pacific Railway. It 10 under
stood their trip embraces a journey to the
heart of the continent and through the
Yellowstone Valley. They had TIVE pri-
vste cars and are evidently intent upon
having q good time
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"Jeannetre'' Survivors.

st Petersburg, Engineer Melville
and Seamen Noros and Nindelmap, of
the Je0nnette crew, have arrived at To-
bolsk. They believe Lieutenant CHM
snd ccmp sbions peiished in storm.
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FIRE REGARD

New York, 2,-The burning of Hick-
er's Hour mills is attributed IL = sno-5,
from the smelter. igniting -four dnst =
Turner's Falls, Mass, 2.-Tbe Eo;tb
paper mill was dsmsged bv frs 1 th;.
morning $4,000. Ae 'nis
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Thc French m,p,s,-v

Paris, 2.-It is highly probable that
De FreyeInct Will reserve :he premier
ship. This was seriously talked os ~
the meeting Of senators and deputies lssi
evening. i''''
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nONEFARY AND STOCKS,
New York. Anrrst o ,oon

O-As ADBUsL :, 1852.
Money, 2@355; government -
qIar; stocks, irregular bat strone.
Western Union, S9s<; Onict ss;Dng'
l05s; Pacific, 1875; MsrJnoSsna1 q
Wells. Fargo, lbs; N. 7. CentlsI 1'oss1.
Erie, 40H; Panama, I6s: Danr.a.. oo ~
K g., IS; Union Pacific, ILL., % 49, aIO
1l65z; Central Pacific 755S; bondss TITS SqHi%.
61tro, Is NODOs' i1o1s;
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Obituary.

New YorA, 2.-Major jos. !. leland.
one OF the pr~prle ors Of ire Sturteant
House, died this morning.
Rochester, Eugene Kimban, bill.
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of Concord, Mass and a supplement
containing full account 81 the B'rtn.
day Garden Party to Harriet Beeeher
S owe, with the addresses. poems.
ard letters In addition to this, the
number contains sn entertaining
travel sKetch, "Across Africa" by
Charles Dudley Warner; another
iDstaIlment OF the wonderfully sccu.
rate 'Stuoies in the SOUTH" an
entertaining 81 ort story. 'Some
A Account OF Thomas Tucker " by
Rose Terry Cooke; addiuonsl chap.
tiers Of the varied and engaging serial
s.eries, 1.-TWO on Tower" by
Thomas Hardy, DR. Z4y," by
Miss Phelps, and The House of y
Merchant Prince" by William Henry
Bishop. Dr.. Holmes contributes
chara cteristic, delightful poem entitled
"At the summit" apropos of MIS-
Slows birthday. There are other
essays and poems, reviews OF the most
important recent books, and a fne
variety ia the CJrtributors' Club.
Altogether, The number is nae that
every lover OF tie Atidnt'c will espeUi-
ally value.
Hough on, NJ fl q & Co., Bo,tou.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.

The numbers of The Lioing Age for
June Both and July 9th contain a
number of noteworthy articles, among
which are the following: The Boun-
diaries of Astronomy. ContempOra' q
Rerie0; Three Months Holiday in
Norway in 1881, Macmillan; The
Tower of London, Ninteenth Century,;
The Commercial spirit in Modern
Education, st. james Magazine; An
Elton Boy, Fortnight ReUiesO;; The Ge-
illogical influences which have sf-
fected British History, Macmillan;
Newgate; a Retrospect, F0rtntghtLy;
An Unpublished Diary written by
Dean Swift, GentLemen's Magazine;
Peel and Golden, by Prof. GoldW
Smith, Ninteenh Century; The Charm
of GaTibaldi, Spectator; Gsribaldi and
Italy, Economist: Baron Fisco at
Home, by W. w. Story, BIGck'cOOd.
These numbers also contain the COD
clusion of Lady Jane" by Mrs. Oh
phiaut, and instalments of "The La
dies Lipdores," and of robin" by
Mrs ParT, author of adam and
Eve," etc.. together with the usual
amount Of selact poetry.-Litteil &
Co., Boston, are the publishers,
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POPLAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

The first place in "Tbs Popular Sea
ence Monthly" for Angus: is given to
the concluding part of the address OF
Emil du Bots Raymond on the
Physiology oil Exercise" in which
the action exercise on the nerv-
Gus Centers, ils relation to
natural selection, and the COM
paratiye merits Of different sys-
tens OF gym ass!ic and out door
training are considered In National
Necessities and National Education, !"
DR. B. W. Richardson makes 8
strong and direct plea for the giving
attention 10 the public schools to q
broader physical education. Mr..
William w Jacques. Phi. D., contri-
butes paper o Acoustic Archi-
lecture" M Stanislas Meunier, a
French Reologist, describes GA gigsp-
tic Fossil Bud" the remains of which
have been found in France. which
stood at least ten feet high. Proies-
sor Tyndall gives tue ;measure Of the
Progress Of the Germ Theory of Dis
ease" In The Book-Men" the late
T. Wharton CoIlens shows what
knowledge owes to the school-men or
c oset student of the middle ages and
succeeding centuries. DR.. Andrew
Wilson, ore of the most trustworthy
as well ss entertaining scientific writ
ers OF the day, is toe author OF
lively paper About E ephsnts."
Professor Harvey wv. Wiley explains
"The Chemistry OF Sugar" Readers
who are interested on the question of
a fourth dimension in space will fiod
the lsses that has been thought on
the subject in Mr., Alfred G. Lanes
paper on E'IranscendentAl Geome-
try" This paper is followed, and re-
lieved, by Mr.. Winter My Spider"
A rot uncommon phenomenon is
described in Sudden Whitening of
the Hair" How Plants resist De-
cay" is explained by W. o. Focke,
Lieutenant Kreit!er. fresh from a
scientific expedition iu Central Asia,
describes, in 1.-The Topmost Country
of the Earth" the land CT Thibet,
and It's singular isolated people. The
portrait and sketch are of Baron n II
denskI0ld, the distinguished explorer.
New York: D. Appleton & Com
pany. Fifty cents per number. So
pei year.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

Ha1peq's Magazine TOR August is a
brilliant number. 1t ope with
fine fEontispiece, a full page illustra-
ton by Abbey, engraved by CIossOn.
We note especially two bright sum-
mer articIes-both splendidly Illus
trated-"Some WerteIn Resorts" by
John A. Butler. and "The Cruise OF
the 'Namelees, - by Barnet Phillips.
Colonel 7. w. Higginson contributes
The First Americans an enter
tanning and insructive historical paper
the fret of series which is to give
a continuous history OF the United
States down to the close OF President
Jackson's Administrstioa-prefusely
illustrated. There could be no more at
tractive summer holiday reading than
Mr.. LathTop's fourth paper Of Spanish
Vissas, u which be introduces his
readers to Audalusisn delights aud
the splendor- Of the AIhsmbra. Mr..
Remnants beautiful iIlpst!st:ons en-
nance the charms Of this delightful
Spanish sauntering. "Some Worthless
OF Old Norwich" (5lr Thomas
Browne Lord Nelson, John aud Mrs.
Opie, Mrs. Barbsuld. Harriet Mar
tinesu, Sir William Beechey, Eliza
beth Fry, and old John CIone. are
treated By Miss Alice z. Hobbins ia
an interesting article, illustrated by
views and portraits. George M.
Dawson contributes an entertaining
sketch OF the Queen Charlotte Islands
and their native inhabitants, the
Haids Indians, with illustrations. I.
E. Prendergast contributes an article
on the Canadian Pacific Railway,
and the wonderful region-the Kew
Northwest. (Which it is about to open
to civilization. The article is illus
trated with an excellent map. A
very important article relating to the
perils of navigation in the North At
laatic-ieebergs and fog is contrib
ted by ). W. Shsckford. captain OF
toe Illinois. Thousands OF magazine
readers will give an eager welcome
tC one OF the oldest contributors 10
Harper. DR.. A. A. Llpscomb. and will
read with interest ais exceeding =
able article on "The Uses of Shsk
speara of the Stage" The numbsr
CONTAINS three strong short stories:
"A Rebel" by Julian Hawthorne;
'fLauueIle?" by Mrs. q. B. Gustalson;
and "a ST. Augustine Episode, by
Miss A, &. Macfarlane. Poems are
contributed by Edgar Fawcett and
William Winter. The Editorial De-
partments maintain their old vlgor'
Among the contributors to the DrG'0e'
are r. K. Munkittrick, ]. NJ. Bailey.
John Goldman. 9. 7. Lanigan, and
A. E. Sweet.
New York: Harper & Brothers,
Salt Lake: James Dryer.
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LITERATURE.
FRANK LFsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAzINE.

FRANK LFSLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE,
One of the leading Gestures of the
August number Of this popular peri
odicsl, is The highly interesting COM
mencement Of Marian Harland'e new
serial "A Good Fellow" Amoog the
other notable contributions are,
Nantucket" an admirablB article
by the editor, Rev. DR.. Talmage, on
Decoration Day-What it is and
what it Means" "5treet Singing and
lite influence on the reformation in
Germany" Cyprus, Ancient and
Modern;" How the Rough House
was Founded by Prayer" THE Vo.
cal Music of the Ancient HebreWs,"
by Alfreton Hervey, etc.. ETC., Mac
Donalds serial, weighed and Want
ing" is continued. and there is an
excellent story by Ella Rodman
Church entitled. Hope Ohes.la.h-
waite's Trouble" There are also
ex ceedinely interesting sketches and
essays, poems of great merit by J.
Lozie Robertson. General ". II.
Browne, etc. and most compreben-
sive, interesting and instructive mis-
celIany. The Home Pulpit" has
a sermon by DIR. Talmage, "Do
Dreams Mean Anythipg?" Among
the other features of interest are:
The Collection Basket" Mission.
ary Noes" "Informstion for the
Curious" the Drift OF Religious
Commenr," Personal Notes and
CommeLt.." Obituary Notices. D."
etc. etc The illustrations are nu-
merous and finely executed. Address
F,ank Leslie Pnblisher. So. So. and
81 Park Plsc., New York
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of help. no, matter in what plane
of life her lot may be cast
1t is the earnest, practical talk of a
thoughtful woman with women,
upon what is to them the most
mOmentOus subject of the day and
age. Beginning with the birth of
the baby-girl, the author leads the
child up to girlhood and woman
hood, each with its vicissitudes of
recreation, STUDY, society, home
duties-On to marriage and prospect
i've maternity. The question of sex
in education is discussed from an
unprOfessional and eminently
commensurate standpoint, in its
bearings, not only on scholastic
training, but as it affects the girl in
the nursery, playground, home and
and III s0cie,y. While the writer
has read and digested the works of
the ableSt physiological and medical
authorities on this subject, and
quotes freely from them in support
of her conclusions. she has carefully
avoided the use Of technical phrases
and professional Jicta. The book is
intended for home-readinG-as a
reference and help to those with
whom she is already il full SYM
pathy, through the medium of her
Common Sense in the Household"
SerieS-the HOusemOthers and
Daughters of America" The book
is sold only by subscriptions, and
the HERALD can heartily and con-
scientiously recommend it to its
lady readers.
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THF PHILOSOPHY OF STYLE. By Eerb-
ert Spencer Price Is cents. Ne. 81 Of
the Humboldt Library OF Science. J.
Fitzgerald s. Co., Publishers, 80
Lafayette Place. New YORK.
Bulky volumes have been written
to show wherein consists correctness
of literary style. and to establish the
principles on whish spoken o. written
speech depends for its force as an
instrument o! persuAtiOn or simply
az means OF communicating ideas.
But the rhetoriciaus have done very
little toward the development OF O
cobersns philosophy of style," or
toward the establishments of q criter-
ion by which tine esa"utisl oharacte rs
OF style may be determined. Herbert
Spencer supplies th's defect by sp-
plying to the subject the principles
and methods that have been found go
et1eMusl in natural eciencs. He has
in short, developed the essential tal0s
of style; and his brief and compendi.
Gus treatise will be read with pleasure
and profit By all.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

The August Atlantic Monthly. has
tvo features Whi3h will specially com
mend it to general attention, namely,
a fine new steel por trait OF Mr.. EN-
ersop, which is remarkably satlsfac-
torv and which is accompanied by an
admirable article by ". 7. Harris.
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IL THE SADDLE. A {

II THE SADDLE. A Collection of Poems
on Horseback Biding. Boston: Hough-
ton, Mifiiu s. Co.; Salt Luke: James
Dryer.
This is a neat little volume for
the pocket, is bound in flexible
covers, gilt top. and like all the
books from the same house it is a
model print. The contents are de-
liciOuS at this time Of excursions
and summer saunterings, being a
collection of poetical gems on horse
back-riding, introduced by Shakes
peare's grand description Of the
noble arrival in Venus and
AdOnis." Among the authors and
poems are "The Wild Huntsman,
by Walter Scott; Burns Tam
O'Shanter;" "Mazeppa's Ride" by
Byron: "Sir LauncelOt and Queen
Guinevere," by Tennyson; "Ir-
mingard'S Escape" by Longfellow;
"Sheridan's Ride" by Read; kit
CarsOn's Ride" by Joaquin Miller;
"John Gilpin," by COwper, and many
others. The collection embraces
the gems of poetry on the horse.
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GREAT ARTISTS OF THE AMERICAN
STAGE.

A portrait gallery of the leading
acttrs and actresses of America,
with critical biographies, by Alfred
Tumble, is the first of a series of
works whose character is explained
by its title, issued by Richard X.
Fox, Of New York. A handsome
volume, containing twenty-nine fine
portraits of popular players, male
and female, with vivid and au-
thentic biographical sketches hy a
well-known dramatic journ list of
New York; it canrOt fail to achieve
a place for itself not only in popular
favor but among the most Yalu able
literature of the stage. The want OF
authentic theatrical biography is. one
which is constantly felt. In present
ing the first installment of this series
author and publisher have opened a
vein which will yield both fame and
profit without doubt. We can pre-
dict that successive issues will be
eagerly looked for as they will
deserve to be if they sustain the
merit of the first.
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WHTTR HOUSE RoTKL

umPRoPRIKT0Rs TAXI PL1AsUR
"a announcing 70 the pablo that the
igVs Fomodslled and Fehtted the Aotol
~ DlpiES Rooms are spseious and the bel
SfMsaIG will be served Right AID day,
GHgls Heals, Soc
Est Lunches (as per Carl), 400,
Bssn Gzd Board, eA.B0 to % per day
enc to eI2 per weak.
1sATa, % per vass,
Fbs BAY hes bern removed TO the north q
tsS Hotel and fous Billiard Tables sdcsd foi
sks HecoRmO1 n:IOE q! guesss. and Il Dos
hpIa a. GO o. ECh q co.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

In the North american ReUjeaO
for August, the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher writes of Progress in Re-
ligious Thought" pointing out the
many influences, social, educational
and scientific, which are by degrees
transforming the whole structure OF
dogmatic belief and teaching. L. V.
P0Wderly, the official head Of the
knights of Labor, the strongest
union of working men in the United
States, contributes 4 temperate artl-
Gle OH The Organization Of Labor.
The well-knoWn British military
correspondent, Archibald Forbes,
writes Of The United States
Army" dwelling more particularly
on those features Of our army man
agement which appear TO him to be
most worthy Of imitation by the
military governments of Europe
"Woman's Work and WOman's
Wages" by Charles ". Elliott, is a
forcible statement of one Of the
most urgent problems of our time
The author sees no advantage to be
derived from the employment OF
women in mans work, whether of
brain or Of hand; such employment
he insists, only reduces man S
wages, and does not really add TO
the total resources of the whole class
of workers. In highly interesting
essay on The Ethics of Gambling,
0. b. rockingham analyses the
passion for play with rare ingenuity.
THE Remuneration of Public Ser
wants." by Frank D. \. Carpenter
gives matter for serious consldera-
ton. both to the civil service re-
formers and their opponents.
FINALLY. there is a paper on 'Arte-
sian Wells upon the Great Plains,
by DIR. c. A. White, of the Smith
sonian Institution.
New York: so Lafayette Place =;
Salt Lake: James Dwyer.
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Northward. Station. Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden
2. 10 am. from Butte.
GEO. W. THATCHER, supt.
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Y. ", BITTER, Slp't.
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Ewes DAUGHTERS, or Common Sense
for III aid, Wife and Mother By NJ srlon
Harland San Francisco: j. lowing
& Co. Sold only by subscription
When Marion Harland ceaSe3u
writing romance and turned her at
tention to writing for the pracClcal
household she not only greatly aug
mented her fame, but at once pc
came the benefactress, not alone Oh
her sex, but of mankind. hsI
Common Sense in the Housenottf1 >
and kindred volumes are among tne e
most valuable works found III o one
domestic library. They are DEE an
ings to women and comforts to men 3Ia4
This latest book is broader ana peS ,.
ter than them all, being Work I Lpa
every woman, and one in when sue
will find inst: uctiOnS and the me@n0