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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
A COunterteltIng Crowd.

Atchison, Ksnsas, ga big counter
feiting case is unesrtbed in Kirwin, Kan
sas. George T. Best was arrested for
passing counterfeit coin. He is just from
Boston. He lived in dugout in an
eighty acre homestead, twenty miles
north of here. The sheriff searched his
house and found pal named hudson,
a complete set Of dies, and a quantity Of
unfinished counterfeit coin in different
parts of the house. Best proposes to
tauesl, intimsting that he has sccom-
piices in the east who are interested with
him in this business. He has been sue
cessful in showing the queer in country
towns for two weeks. Both he and Huo-
son hint strongly of their connection with
gangs operating from st. Louis, Chicago
and New York. Many Kansas towns
have been systematically worked for the
past six months, Kansas among the
number. Thousands Of small counter
felt coins are in circulation. The case
excites much attention, as it is believed
the head was struck in the arrest Of the
parties named.
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CrfmintaIilies.

Lawrence, KS, 5.-Davis Bausmau
was enticed to the river by q colored
prostitute, where two negroes, Fran
King and George Robertson, mu rdered
and robbed him, and threw the body 10
the river. The murderers we're arrested,
and an attempt to lynch them was
frustrated By the jsilor.
Coldwater, Mich, 6.-Ex-Ohief En-.
ginser Drake, of the fire department., was
held yesterday for trial in the circuit
court en- the charge Of burning buildings
last summer so as to prove tie efficiency
OF the city fire department.
Pontiac, ILL, 6.-Judge Pillsbury,
shot by the. riotous mob on the Chicago
and Alton train, is in an improved con-
dition, and bis recovery is expected.
East Saginaw, Mich, 6.-On Saturday
night, in Billings township, Anna Steven.
SOD shot her bus band, William, dead for
trying to gain access to his house after
she bad barred him out. The parties,
though married q long time, had
qusrreIled often.
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Rec. Dear Sirs. Referring to our
circular, we herewith annex copy Of
letter addressed to Rev. P. J. Kaiser
by the Most Rev. Archbishop Ale
many of San Francisco. Cal.
ARPAD HARASZTHH & Co.
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Repeating an Old story,

st. Louis, Ga heart-rending accident
occurred near Harris Station on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad, In
this state, on Sunday last. John jack
son went to church, leaving his four
children, the eldest IA, the Youngest 2
years old, locked in the hOuse. From
some unknown cause the house caught
FIRE. and when the parents returned they
found their dwelling in ruins and their
children dead and burned TO crisp.
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Utah&HeFadaRaiIWaI

onGnd After
FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1882,
The Utah and Nevada Railway Com
pany will run Trains week days as
follows:
LesVs Salt Lake City ct SLOANE
Brighton at $50 ss
Ohsmbers' sc 800
IS Black Rock at 9.25 "
Garfield IS $50
+" Lake Point 81 $40
Hallway House 1000
TooeIs City a. 1925
Arrive st Terminus st 1880
LesYe the Terminus at 12.45pm.
Tooele City af lie q
Hallway House st LIS I"
" Lake Point st 200 I"
GARFIELD st 40
q" Black Rock at 2I6
Chambers at $40
Brighton st $40 .
Arrive ct Salt Lake City S.Se
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Salt Lake City at $50 am. and AS
pm, Returning, arrive at Salt Lake City at
2.S0 IN. and $50 pm.
Fare TO Lake and return.
same day, SOC. Children Hnder
1e Half Fare
". W, RITRR, Sup't.
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FOR ALTAR PURPOSES !

out of Col. HOoper's cellars at SonOma
we herewith respectfully offer them
to the clergy and others desiring an
absolute pure wine, made with the
utmost care, and guaranteed of the
vintageS represented.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & Co.
$50 Washington Street,
San Francisco, Call
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COMMUNION
WINE!

Having purchased all the Altar
Wines made under the immediate
supervision of the Rev. P. j. Kaiser
in the vineyards of His Grsce,
Archbishop Alemany, at the Old
Mission San Jose; also the Wines
made
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". W, BITRR, Sup't.
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ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
62S California Street.

San francisco, July 18Th, 1881. 81
The bearer Req. p j. Kaiser, having
to spend some time IN the East, for mo-
tEves of health, may have occasion to
speak 10 those deSlToNS Cf prOcurfng q
genuine article of pure aOi9ae.
To all such I aOOiELd say, that the aCt1aeS
made directly by himself or stSlder has
direction, are pure and genuine.
For some gears he has had under his
charge for me the Diocesan Vineyards
of the Old Mission, San Jose, Cal And
these Vineyards he has quite renovated
and brought to q state Of considerable
perfection; therefore I kTeOiC the tCi'aes to
be pure and genuine. I haze giUc7a other
letters to Vt7te growers more or Tess
cGmn1endGtory, bit none so strong as 1
lUOtGLd desire to make this, as in no other
case did I have so good means Of k1aO1C-
ing.-And what I sag for Father KGtS-
eT's 1UiTaeS, I aUOtttd say for has Olive OIL
produced at the same place.
Very Respectfully,
+ JOSEPH s. ALEMANY,
Arch6. of EGTl FraactScO, Cal.
Having been appointed Sole Agent
for the above Celebrated Wine, l of
fer it in original packages, sealed, as
it leaves the Vineyard, or in bottles
to suit the purchaser. Its purity
cannot be questioned, and it will
undoubtedly be much appreciated
for family and medicinal uses.
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NOrthwardI Station, Southwark

"a Freight Trsin leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose st 800 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily ,st OgdenlR
$50 p. u. from Melrose.
GEO. W. THATCHER, Supt.
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r. F. Monitor. Aug. 25. ls61.1


The vital Importance Of having pure Altar
Wine for the celebration OF the Holy Sacrifice
Of the Mass is g matter which always gives the
greatest concern to the Rev. Clergy, who are
also aware OF the difficulty experienced IN
procuring really pure wine by those living in
remote regions from grspe-producing local.
itiet This difficulty, however, has now been
entirely overcome, and every priest through.
out the Union can rely upon procuring really
pure wine for altar use through the long
established and thoroughly reliable house Of
Arpad Harsszthy & Co.. $50 Washington
Street, in this city, who have made arrange
msnts with Rev. P. ]. Kaiser to be the sole
agents in this city for the sale Of all the wines
made at the extensive vineyards at the Old
Mission, San Jese, az well as the altar wine
made by Col Hooper at Sonoms. The arm Of
Arpid HAraszthy & Co. guar sntee the perfect
purity Of these altar wines and are prepared
10 ship them in portable packages, IN any
Quantity desired, and 30 put up that they viii
retain all their freshness during consumption.
We think the enterprise Of the house Of Arpad
HaTasxthy & Co. is worthy Of beingencoursged.
and we hope the Rev, Clergy throughout the
Union will avail themselves of this excellent
medium gu order to secure for Divine Service
one Of the mort essential auxiliSries to Its
proper celebration.
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sheriFs Proclamation.

To whom it may concern;
Notes is hereby given that on the Arst
Tuesday OF February. 1881, which is on the
sth dag OF said month, an election will be
held IN each and every township in Lyon
county for the purpose OF choosing township
oftceEs rs provided by law. The officers q
be elected ON SAID day for each and every
township IN said Lyon county are as follows :
One trustee for each township
One treasurer for each township
One clerk for each township.
One justice OF ske peace for each township
Two eonstaoles for each township.
And oae road eFeFseef for each and every
OF said Lyon county.
Witness my hand, ehis 18th day Of ] January,
1ssz TH0s- L. RYAN,
VISTA Sheriff Of Lyon county.
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HERE AND THERE.

Texas raised, last year, T2,OOO,OOO
worth of peanuts.
Smallpox seems Ia be spreading
everywhere. Better get vaccinated.
In Washington no child can get an
education without vaccination. Read
in and ritin' must be accomplished
with scab as diploma.
A law making education compulsory
in New Hampshire went INTO operation
January LIST. The Legislature Is deter
mined that New Hampshire shall re-
main Republican State.
Not one woman in ten thousand has
room inside her clothes for the rise and
fall of the ribs in breathing-Jane Swiss
helm.
The trouble with Jane is. she has al
most too much rom, and slashes around
loose "inside her clothes" Jane has
never been accused of being short OF
brcath.--Intcr-O Ocean.
The New York Sun recently insinua-
ted that Thomas NJ. Nichol might be the
author of the Morcy letter. ThereupOn
the New York Truth, the paper which
published the Morey letter, says that it
was in the Sun office several days before
IL was brought to the Truth Office, and
asserts that the Sun could, IL disposed,
aid materially in disclosing the author
ship of the forgery.
Enoch Pratt, one of Baltimore's mil
lionaires, has signified his intention of
erecting free library to contain 100000
volumes. The building which is al
ready in course of construction is TO cost
$225, 600, with a further gift of 1886, $685.
%, upoa The completion ofthe building,
provided the city will grant an annuity
for the maintenance and support of the
library of 81, 900 annually forever.
Globe-Democral The appearance of
Anna Dickinson on the stage as Hamlet,
Claude Melnottc and other male charac-
ters, taken 10 connection with the fact
that the assumption of male parts in
light operas by females is quite common,
suggests the possibility that the theatri.
cal profession may in time pass Alto-
ge,her into the hands Of women. Up 10
the time of the Restoration in England
M women appeared upon the stage at
all Female characters were played by
men ami boys. Now, women not only
monopolize the female presentations, but
encroach extensively on the male. ri
this process continues il Is easy TO see
what it will lead to.
The following is related in a letter
written by son Of Judge Barnes TO his
parents from Pine Bluffs, Arkansas. Mr.
8lrnes says: A funny thing happened
the other day in an adjoining county,
which could not have occurred outside
of Arkansas. A stranger was found
drowned in the river and the party who
discovered the body notified justice of
the peace, there being no coroner at hand.
The ]. +. summoned jury and while
hey were viewing the remains a pistol
and forty dollars in money were dis
covered on the corpse. AS the state law |
imposes fine upon persons carrying
concealed weapons, and as the offender |
n this case was possessed of a sufficient |
mount of means 10 pay the penalty, the |
p. promptly fined the unknown corpse
$500 for a violation ofthe statute, leav-
ne $500 for funeral expenses.
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Any business man, farmer, mineF OF man-
ufaeturer IN the Unfted States who reads tae
tlucc. Cotton, Mining and FatFoleu9 Bss<sts
Of New York Citg, fE1Ee trade center Of the m.
tom finds Glse valne : 7Endrezl- fold thu cost
THE EEW TOHE BANKER AgD BROKER,
of ~ Broad street. New York, the best sIEfIy
dial or journal Of ALI these Boards or Xxx
Changes, costs but s. year. OF tire emonths
trial for 81. and money refunded II not salts
factory. Samples free.
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At Abilene.

ARLENE, Kan, Jan. 24.-The com
missioncrs have rented quarters for the
county officers il the Berry block. New
brick buildings are already under way
in the burnt district. Insurance on losses
have been adjusted TO the amount of
about $4,000.
At the Elk Horn last night Leonard
Rabbit shot Andy Symmes (colored),
the ball passing through the left lung
and lodging in the back. Symmes is in
a critical condition and may die. II Is
said that Rabbit was drunk, and shot
Symmes because he would nos give him
something to drink B1bbilt is in Jail.
1t is reported that some of the old sa-
looms in this city are running ON the sly.
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Secretary Kirkwood is doing some
good work for the Indians in the Girec-
ton of their civilization. He has pre-.
pared bill, which, it is said, has the en-
dorscment of the President, the main
features of which are reduction of the
size of reservations by the sale of a por-
tion of each, the allotment of the re.
maindcr in sevcralty on proof uf cultiva
ton, and the use of the money obtained
by the sale of the tracts released from
Indian ownership to build houses and
buy cattle and implements for the fami.
lies starting rs farmers, and providing
them with proper instruction. No vio-
lence is contemplated To the wishes of
the Indians. II Is assumed that with
wise representation of the advantages OF
citizenship and separate property, one
tribe afler another can in the course Of a
few years he persuaded To come under
The provisions of the bill.
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Maine has tried the experiment of nd
ministering the law without capital pun.
ishment, and the result IS by no means
encouraging. 1t is said that during the
year just closed there were more con-
victions for murder IN the first degree
than tor the three years preceding the
abolition OF the death penalty, and al
most rs many as during the three years
following. The increase in crime does
not seem To have begun imme lately, or
AT least II was not So marked, but the
ultimate Increase seems To have been
sufficient u prove the experiment a fail
ure. The ASSOCIATIONS of the scaffold are
not conspicuously aesthetic. but il seems
evident that the millennium is still tDo
far in the future Ia warrant an abandon
mcnt of hemp culture in this country.
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There is a very ediiying Democratic
quarrel in progress in Ohio. The Dem.
ocratic committee are accused by Book
walters friends of taking his money and
then running the campaign against
him-first bleeding and then betrayIng
him. The members of the committee
retort that this is false, that lac promised
10 give them $1,000 and only gave them
$1,000, there being $500 still due.
These are the main features of the quar-.
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Notice 30 Undartakars

Eotiee IL hereby given that scale. hids viii.
basecslxed 81 the county cserkss efiiss 8 tiss.
city o. Enporia up 70 Il m, OF Fiebrnssv-IE
county Tor the burial Of its paGpers. FER ~,
term OF one year. commencing Earch 4 1sss s
and endlns March /. 18S5 Bidder r,ltsk sfsSss
the price per foot tiley propose q rs-,S1SS,
aAid eoa-Ds. The board reserves de ri1ilf %
reject any and all bids - - - $50 -
ByersIsF Of tas board. January 10: .sss.
VIZ =. BWfEa
W5tA County <eiefk.
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NOR SALE-My farm "a miles northeast
~ OF Neosho Rapids, consisting of 40 acres
All fenced, aud - acres in cultivation; good
DON mousse of four rooms, never falling watoT
IN ell and creek. board stable. corTaIs aud
corn cribs, plenty of gOO'l range, and a mile
anu u hAli from school. Also, span OF heavy
wore mules For particulars call on mo at
me farm, or address me at Neosbo Rapids,
Kansas. X. j HAYDEN
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Notice To Physicians.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received at the county clerkss onlce
in the city Of E9porla up to Il N. Of the 1zth
day e. February, 1881, for the furnishing OF
medicine and medical attendance 20 the poor
OF Lyon county. including the inmates a tie
the county jail for the term Of one rear fram
March l, 1854 to March ]. 1888. The boarsf re-
serves the right to reject any and all BIDS
VIZ =. EWING
VISA Cotinty clerk
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OVER AT LAST.

The Assassin Says That His Blood VIII
BE Upon the Heads of the Jury.
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A Conrc,Ierato of ttc .Ion,es Rov.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. PA Republicans
Dallas, Texas, special says: Develop
ments indicate that the man killed here
Saturday night, while attempting TO
rob the safe in The st. George hotel was
a member of desperate gangs The
James boys and other desperadoes are
mentioned in connection with him. In
fact the detectives here positively
assert that Jesse James, with several
confedcrates were at Fort Worth and
Dallas, alternately for four weeks.
Jesse was identified by parties who
knew him. He was going by the name
of John Labill. The body of the dead
robber is still in the hands of the under
taker and will be held as long as it is
thought Identification can be established
and any impoTtant fact attached.
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The Efeet of The NerdIci in Xy,sl,Incto,

The Eject of the Verdict in Washington.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 25.-The
news that a verdict had been rendered
IN the Guiteau case brought people out
of their homes tonight, Notwithstanding
the inclemency Of the weather, and the
hotels were thronGed. Naturally the
trial was almost the only topic OF con-
versation, and SO far as expressions at
places of public resort could be heard,
the verdict was universally approved
and the jury highly commended. 1t is
evident Mrs. Seovillc was entirely mis-
taken in her opinion, namely: that the
people of Washington were divided into
two classes, one believing the pris-
oncr should be acquitted on the ground
of insanity, and the other desiring his
conviction. If there are any here who
believe Guiteau insane they are not
openly expressive tonight The gener-
al conviction is that a new trial will not
be granted, and the indications are that
even the counsel for the defense do not
indulge many such hopes. Guiteau, in
his lnordinate vanity, apparently be
lieves the president will interpose to
save him from the gallows, but his
counsel entertain no such idea.
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a Question of identity .

BURLINGTON, Kas. Jan. 2J.-Thc au-
thor of the letter found upon the dead
robber at Dallas, feXas, has been found
in this city in the PERSON of Mrs Henry
Hart. She says she wrote the letter as
printed in the dispatches to her nephew,
Otis GOwdy, who left here for Texas
about month ago. She saws the de-
scription given of the robbcr is nearly
IL not quite Il description of Otis and
says she received letter from him a few
days ago stating that lie had been robbed
of all he had, and she thinks the robher
may have taken the letter among other
things and had it upon his person when
shot by the hotel clerk. The father,
however, and family friends are evident.
- much alarmed and kilograms have
been sent to Dallas for a further descrip-
ton. A letter was received from OILS
Gowdy dated the day of the
shooting saying he was en-
ployed at Dallas skclching for
landscape painter and WIS hoarding
at the Hotel Payne n ten dollars aud "a
half per week. The picture found upon
the dead rohber. Together with thai of
the beautiful girl, corresponds to OTIS
and his cousin whotA he wished 10 mar
ry, but being refused by lhc parents,
lett the place for Texas in Il bad
state OF mind. The family is highly re-
specialize, and if the dead robbcr is
really Otis, ne must have committed the
decd when not in his right mind as he
could have had all the money he needed
by writing for it. Nothing but the
sending here Of the likeness of the rob
Der fonnd upon his person will settle
the question of identity. The last word
received from Otis was that lie intended
going on to New Orleans.
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Confederate Dead UnearthesI at Chicago.

Confederate Dead UneartEel at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Some days ago
nine mysterious collins of rude pattern
were accidentally unearihe1 near the
corner of Vernon avenue and :34th street
as working men were cXcavating for
new buildings. 1t has just been dis
covered that these collins contained the
remains of confederatcs who died of con
tagious diseases while prisoners at Camp
Douglas during the war and were not
allowed burial in regular cemeteries.
The bones and skulls were being harsh
ly disturbed by boys in The neighbor
hood when a citizen of that section had
them all collected and decently inferred
in his private buryIng ground. The
sons of Virginia will take measures TO
secure their removal TO some fitting spot
which will be marked appropriately.
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DUBLIC SALE At 10 O'Clock a. M, on
Il Thursday, February 81. 1882, will ore,
Tor public sale ut public auction ut my farm
20 miles northeast of NeOsho Rapids, the
following property: 25 COWS, n part now
having calves, and Others expected to be
fresh soon; two year old and s one year-old
horse; l saddle pony, and one thoroughbre
bull, about six years old. Terms OF Saie-All
sums of s. and under, cash; over S. nine
months lime, with approved security, and 10
per cent Interest. A deduction of per cent
for cash. ISAAC COULT
Ii w. PEADsALL. Auctionoer
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given % the creditors and
al others interested in the estate of Lewis
hatthews, deceased, that the undersigned
intends 20 make final settlement of SAD ca
tate on Wednesday. February ], 1889
JOHN BENNINGTON.
Administrator of the estate OF lewis Mat
thews. deceased. ga
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WTASTED-A teacher, male or female to
w teach for five months
u. T.. BURNHAM
Director district number five, Lyon county.
Kansas,
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GUILTY {!
Gutteau Convicted of the Murder of
James a. Garfield.

The Jury Agree Upon A Verdict After
Being Ont About Thirty
Minutes.