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A Sensible Word About Newspapers.


W!a4ia.g... tel. A.rf.By >.,,..
y n ETrAi dth easier :" ,aS "aa, a
newspaper 'HH-sl ""' run' thau u }, 20 ,Ay
MT \ 'h"A.d rHnt ~Hrr ihr legitimate
h''4 '' At"'dt Iu-..'.rs every topic winch
tN~ &C. tAr attention 1i rait9ua. anal decent
society ""''r ihr forbidden SUBJECTS are
'A'>r against which a man Sa0 respects
tlW@c'i H'tiaeA''N rr'".ts. laa-, ou, ot
thc ht't rair- .mpr~,>c! upon Hrs conner,
!" "es' conducted He"-pAp'f offices &, ta.,-
" pen 70 doubt q" N.Y. grnt.' la., r4.,
pfr'uppaaes That the Hc~-plPcr man repre-
'tu'' iHe average sense "a dcs,uuy q the
community. and that the luubt ~.tn which
Hr rcsAFd7 ne matter vii be shared. only
ln an intensified degree, BY society a, large.
hr sA"tr genera. idrA j. often expressed in
tae maxim That it Is not shat you put into
newspaper but what you Keep out et .t
that makr, i successful.
he rule aud The mlNlm both rest upon
the assumption that the persona. character
anu experience %! the responsible Journal,
afo aP tn certain grade. In the ear..rr
history % journalism tar case Wl, different.
certain 5E4Idncy Of expression. an cxc,.,
ui imaginative power. a Byronic tendency
t""a4H i"'t'u4'4A.'IN, tAat indrsCrla4b4c
q-A.tl called genus, which j. usually
mere 'hIn-these Nere not only the uua..-
ties popu.Ar.y ascribed 10 new ,paper men
bat those "nlch they actual, possessed. Out
ot tnts atmosphere Of genus" came the
tradition that newspaper man must be- not
entirely reputable that he must not be- too
wiling 10 pay a bill ! that he must ceria.nl,
get drunk upon occasion and mus, be at all
times ready to drink; tia, he must work by
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"Wal." ST. he, there's whole woodpile
out there. Help yerself"
AN not a stick split" ser l. "You will
hev ter get bigger stove ter burn that"
"Wal. II amt such a hard job ter split ii, $
sea he. Nancy used tew. often, when |
was bizzy."
Did she p ser l. 80 did Daniel"
lie got the wood. an said. as he vas go
ing out. that he didn't want ter he called in
out o the moving field again. unless twas
for ,otuals.
"All right" scz l.
The mex day twas the same thing not A
stick split. Thinks |, odd fellow. YOU
amt got Nancy here. I'll larn We a little
somcth'n' tina, p'raps Yer don't know" 50
when Il VAS dinner time | blows the horn.
an IN comes all seven Of these men an sets
down ter the table Slch 'stonlshed lookin'
face. a. they had as they viewed the grub.
There Wa the blsklt Just dough, the pcrta-
ters. All meat. an vegetables, aud everything
was washed clean and put on raw. Not a
thing vas cooked
Caleb locked blacker'n a thunder cloud
Nv hat does this mean ?" seq he.
1t means what II means" ser / ~ on
sand Scstday that you dilu't want ter BE-
called IN from the NOV m field asain. unlcs,
il vas for ,lctua.s. an here thcy are"
Nice shape. ,c~, ,cf he.
Wal. can't cook 'thout wood" scz /.
dril, ike.
Wtn that All seven of en- started for the
door, an the, never .rft that pile t,ll il was
read, fnr the stove. ! never va, bothered
for wood again.
\ few weeks after wanted some none,
purity bad. wanted ter scul Johnnie ani
Nellie back 20 school. an sas bound that
they should have some oloihc, a. ru wear.
a'kci Caleb number q times To- leg me
be-, some. but he made all Kind, nf excuse.
] Giaut tel. h,m Vhat ! ~anifd Of il. mind
Nc. 80 one das along comes a pcdiirr that
bought bu'ter'n eggs. had considerable on
han that Caleb "a, intending To carry into
ihcr city SEcn be had time So sold ever,
pound NJ butter an css. had Ia the house
-, nigh on 10 ,~cn;, -f,c dollars for EN-
When Caleb come home told him had
sold The hattcr'n eggs.
"liro~ much DID YOU g,t r" scE hc
tina him
w here's the none, ?" scl hc
"l'rc got .'. seq l.
Wal" scE hr, Nancy alters give me
all 'hc money tia; ,ac took for her butter
and r-g,'
"l.I ~, RI seq T. "AuJ y d.! DAn'rl."
lie .ot trri = holding Name, up at1rr
~, rte.. fnr va4.I Offset hrr with nau'cI
ever, time. lIe found tina; VA. pousrf..
.ni n my ~ay. AL hc Thought B, ulsh; i,
Wcl. .et me- tc, ms uwr va}. a. 80 b. ssl,
II lNui mr4u 81 h. ugly. ha, won't ~.
'ru4 Uu ht 70 .i-e!, " hen I, s1.,..t-'. .,.'
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RostrD.
Weaving the Web.

"Thi. morn will wcsve my web" she said
\, -hc stood by her loom in the rosy light.
And lcr Young eyes, hopefully glad and clear,
Followed after the swallows fight.
- : soon a. the DAYS first tAsk- arr done.
v hilc Nci am fresh and toung." said he,
II Will hasten 10 wesVc the beautiful web
Whose pattern j. known 10 none tut me!
II will weave Il fine. will weave Il fair.
And al how the color. Will gov :" shc ssid
- flI les auI strong viii weave nv web
That perhaps It Will live aficr am dead
Bot iht morning hour sped on apAcr,
The air grrw sweet With the breath uf June
Aud Young Low bid hy the waiting loom,
Tang ing the thr, adj A. lac hummcl a tune.
All. life !. 80 rich aud full,' she ,ricd.
"Aud morn i short. though the day are
iong.
Thi- noon | vii we,ye nv beautiful web.
will We've u ar fully. tnc and ,tiong."
Hut tie 'uu rod high Ia the chou less ~
The burden ami heat of he day she bore.
Aud hlthsr and ihi'h.r she cam" and went.
while the boom stood It stoOd b, fore.
"Ah, ife 6. too hu.y At .ou." she .aij;
VI, ", must wait tilt the eycniid";
Tti the common wtrk II the dAy j. .innr,
ANA NV heart grows calm IN the silence
wide
-. one b, one. the hour. passed. on.
I'll he hnu-" wa. -,iii. ,nd O. e. brerz~s slept,
Aud To" singing bird 10 their nests hal
flown.
" Aud now | will weave NV web" sh' saIi
4. .hc iurne.i to her iuom ~ sct 81 sun,
And land her hand uu the shining .hr,AI.,
T. ."t them ia Order ou' by one.
Rat hand wA, tired and heArT was wcak,
II .m not ! strong A. ~. " sighed .hr,
" Aud th, pattern /. blurred. aui the CoioTs
rare
And uoi 20 bright, or 80 fair to scr"
II must "a air think. tan another morn.
! uu.t - 10 M ro-i with Jn' work uLdun- /.
II g. Z - ug tu-I j.. 60 N,aNr." -hr ,Tl'I.
\. lower Aui lower sau. the .uu.
>hs Dropped the shuttle. tHt luptu stool sfIil {.
II" weaver slept IN %" wiIigLt srsy.
b'aT hear " iil -ur ~ ave her D. -auiitul wrb
l., ihe golden heart 81 iousrr das'
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Flash Words.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.


think there il one habit said to
one COMPANY day or two afterwards-worse
than that Of punning. 1t Is the gradual sub
stitution of cant or fash terms for words
which characterize their object. | have
known several very genteel IDIOTS whose
whole vocabulary had drliquesced into some
half dozen expressions. All things fell into
one OF two great categories, fast" or SLOW"
Mans chief end was To be brick" When
the great ealamlties of life overlook their
friends, these last were spoken Of as being
"a good deal cut up Nine-teuths of hu-
man existence were summed up IN The single
word "bore." These expressions came to be
algebralc symbols Of minds which have
grown too weak or mdolent to discriminate.
They are the blank checks Of intellectual
bankruptcy; you may fill them up with what
idea you like it makes no difference for
there are no funds iH the treasury upon
which they are drawn.
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- Ihr hrSi nldNuuIu'T touiay number or
The 'r"'u'y h4gdzuts-Ihr tr-t undr. the
utN HImF-mlkf- = ouL apo, uI O., poptI-
itr i..or, both with ihr excellence of II,
Illustrations and To" t.lerC-t ani fImelin-~> Of
~ tx. ih' froh .~'lrrc Is a portrait Of
ktrhrr t-Hr-, engraved bt Mr t ole nt
y h"u lar public has COM 70 expect uul, TN.
be-. ui NOgs. An interesting paper. by Nj
I"hu K. g. iIa,~arl. Tells How A2nrr
makt- Operas The Personal History Of
t'arihai'j' -,ucc.ucl.y t-IGb by Ms Bianciardl
aud There j. 4 portrait of him. The sporting
aTtHi l. "Ntehin-y aChtlug IN A me. ica," by =
G ". benjamin. \ iarxr portion OF both
teHt aud rut> l. devoted tu il DE- allied descirl-
uon OF Mr }. g. Benefits new Yacht
Namonna, Of which there a,r some excellent
draw lug~. Another timely f urr, l. Mr. f.
Nmat eN vntel tanning paper GA The New
N"t tiI-wr~t.' the fir>t ut a series which /. to
treat Of the region along the railway from
Fargo to the , aSCadc> Of the Coiumbi, An
missing bro hure i ''Th, Lambs" e" a metrjeaI
satire on " al street swlndlcs. written bv
Robert Grant, author Of ' The Little Tia Gods
Oh he' Is" with choral songs by bulls. !"
b Ir>.' ard 81, rn NIB
There are in addition, four fully illustrated
paper; The "Bordrrl nd> OF surrey" by
Miss Alice Fem, with striking picturesque
drawings by het father, Harry tenn IncIud-
Ing Teunk som house ''Frrshwater," Brook
bank, where George Eliot wrote Middle
mar, h, Glib RI W Whlte'~ House al SeIborue e,,.
~
Central faikJ," by Dr. Holder, with Oeauti-
tai rngravDgs Oi birds, animals and fossils:
''S me English 4 ArIist~ and their studios" t,y
Cnsno hohkhouse, TIE English art-critic with
I lthful draw ings by Nanderhoof, Of the work
rooms OF Leighton, MIliaIs, Petite, Bougbton.
Alma Fad, mH. and other. and lastly. "A n
Aboriginal Pilgrimage by sylvester Baxter
an account OF the Eastern trip OF the Zunis.
with groups and excellent portraits and an
lograp''s of the Indians, and portrait of
hf. Frank Ii. Cushlns, to whose forthcoming
account IN Ihe Century of his lille and adv. n
lures Ia Zunl n member Of the tribe, this
paper IL preliminary.
Light reading is further supplied by lhe two
serials, by a short sea-coast story. by Noah
Brooks, with The piquant title The rbanlom
>aiior;' by an agreeaby unreasonable and
poetic sketch of "A Snowstorm,r by John
burroughs, and by sOIDe "reminiscences of
George Eliots aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Evans.
which conrusively identify her with the char
acter of Dinah Morris.
Besides, Robert CIR ut. the poets of the num-
Der are +. 81. Parsous, HI II :" Edith NJ,
! Thomas, Austin Dobson, II. C. Buuner, aud
John Vance Cheney.
lh' chief feature Of tha department, is an
editorial article Ol ncarii ten pages length on
. The metropolitan Museum and its Dirrctorn
IN which Is reviewed the controversy over
alleged restOrations in be Cesnola Collection
of Cypriote Antiquit The othrr Iepart-
meDts are .horter than usual. In the '.f,rie-a-
Brae,' is ''Bslad at u Coquette," b. Frank
ID. sherman, whose light verse Of the kind h.s
reesatly attracted Attentioa-
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1T saved my wife from the grave or an
asylum writes gentleman whose wife had
been fearful sufferer from Neuralgia. She
had used Compound Oxygen for few weeks.
All information about this new agent of cure
will be sent free by DIS. STAgKEY x PALEN,
ll09 Girard Street, PhiladelphiA.
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"A little glrl was promised BY her grand
mother her gold watch when she should die,
The child appreciated the delicacy of the
situation, but after some hints her grand
mother was prevailed upon to show her tie
watch. 81 wonder" said the little one to
her mother, as they were leaving the grand
mothers house, "if shall get the watch in
time to wear it al the funeral"
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BRowH's lRoS BlTrFRs
does not contain whiskcy
or alcohol. and will not
blackcn the tccth. or cause
headache and constipation.
1t VIII cure dyspepsia, indl-
gcSuon, heartburn, sleep
lcssncss. dizziness. nervous
debility. weakness. &c.
t-s- or'v F--v-'s I--a h';,rp ra1r ~
I-s~r a~ar. .4- g. ... i.4.f. - trassSd
T,4 ..zeI 49, sf4-e s--fs ca -fAasss.
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:; D,arhorn Ave CA.saE7. ", :.
have h-ea graf sufferer ff1-n
svcD -ess ,tanalh. hezftuu-u. ani
dgsVeFs4a ~ its -rfttf5rm Nosfiy
sv-rygA.ns I ate gave re di,trras,
sni ca-i eat hlt lsi,.c. hs.,
t;-d -deveryihf7E res -a i,t. I've
taira the pf-srrgt "a lt 1aFca
Ihyt.-a ass. hltEt 20 relief un;ii
tsas E---a's lre- Bitter. fecl
naa- q tAe ID trH-l+es. an! ~
rrs maa an rrturE u9lk
siranErr. sr4 f-sl sr,; rat, Ian
fa.rsat eagi neer. Art 49, na.-
my trsps r-x4,riy gaa rat tay
- ~ 3 n prAsls = year nirt-
f. mc---.ae y. {, M.
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DIRIt TORS

= WoEcEsTEK II T. MA~aN
W.E,rsIEl,. Ir. M -. M,ppNAtu.
LAtAlEITL DAVIS
TINS Company D. row pr,llar,l g. 'in F.luir,
/ ami MAclliu. work AZ short Ieu,e. .ud Ia a
u rough an ss.rA A1n-n4Ae manner
AZ assortment - w. D., .INE and MILL
CASTINGS -, krpg cou-i-.utIt 90 hand ate o..
ui any dr-irri t,-tiU-s ulA e. r. ~ Ter snI 'ast.
lus- fart4s-l,i tr 80 same a. -harg aatl.- stosl
&--urtment Il ~Haftur -rpt Iu -i.,s. BabHu
Meta. " r'ulhi Iron y j.. Aua ittu.- Kal,cr and
Leather BeitiuE, Eub'..r H.. FarAus. >l.a am
tlttin-- either Aet Ia I'll ar supplied al hort
notice Al Mauufa,turcr. Iu"r-t price, ", manu-
f4ctura and have ior -al. the
T II o M A S PL o w,
Castings u any Iau Of which may lie hAI Al the
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TheSeCret

OF the universal success of
Browns Iron Bittcrs is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles. and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood.
it reaches every part Of the
system. healing. purifying
and Strengthening, Com
mcncing at the foundation
itbuilds up and drcstorcs lost
hcalth-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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.YDlA E. PENKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is Positive Cure


FOR oil these PalEAh Complaints and Weaknesss
10 viii cure entirely the VERT fern Of Female Com
plants, all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcer
ton, Falling and Dsplace1ents, and the conseQuen
Spinal Weakness, and s particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life,
70 viii dissolve and eXpel tumors from the uterus In
early stage Of development The tendency to can
humOrs there's checked very speedily by It's
Il removes fsntness Eatulency, destroys all craving
for gmulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t Blosting, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, seeplesmess, Depression and Indi
gestton.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
end backAche, Sc always permanently cured by its
It VIII at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA e. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE 90
POUND is prepared at 2Ss and ESQ Western Aven
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottlesfor IS. sentbyH
In the form Of pills. also in the form OF loEenges
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkb
freely snsEerSAll letters Of inquiry. Send for pam
let. Address &c above. Mention this Paper.
Nc family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAN
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousns
and torpidity Of the liver. IS cents per box.
- a. Sold by ali Druggists. ia
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Wanted,

so tHe-rCom hoUsee.
100 three-rocm houses.
60feur-ToOm houses.
30 hTe-Room hsuses.
And several lsrger houses to supplv emil.
cations Of tenants. somebody start in aFpd
build some bCuses TO rent. ~
INTENTIONAL AND. COUNTY SCRIP
bought and sold.
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BY the Kerosene Rou,e

Chicago, 49, About 2 O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in the Walton
House, 80 East Washington street, a not
too reputable locality, and from room As,
where the smoke was thickest, the sgon-
izing screams of q woman were heard.
The fremen broke into the room, extin-
guished the flames, and found Mrs. Frank
Flynn lying on the bed burned out of
resem blsnce to human form, and barely
alive. She appeared to have upset the
kerosene lamp IN an insane or drunken
frenzy. She Was taken to the county
hospital to die. Her flesh was soaked
and burned to a crisp.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Fire Record.

Quebec, ia FIRE this morning, burnt
Roche's soap and candle factory, also a
factory belonging to Richards, manufac-
turer of leather, kips, packing cases, ETC.,
and three private residences. Loss,
5000
New York, ia fire this morrirg,
destroyed the piano factory of hartman
Bowling & Peck, Tenth avenue and
Fifry-seventh streets. The loss is estim-
ated at $4,000, insured partially. The
fourth floor of the factory was occupied
by OAkles & Dealing. manufacturers of
washing machines The stock and ma
chinery were destroyed. Loss, $50, COO;
partly insured.
Later estimates place the loss by the
frefat $4,000; insured. One hundred and
fifty pianos we're in process Of manufac-
tuTe. -Four hundred men are thrown
out Of work. Two men were badly
scslded and four others received injuries
that may prove fatal.
Minneapolis, ia FIRE this morning,
Quilted the wholesale hardware plsee OF
F. & j. A. FurRuson. Loss, SIC, 900;
insurance, 500, 900.
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Political.

st. Louis, 19.-N. @. Burch, editor of
the State Journal, Jefferson City, pub
fishes a card 10 republicans. saving that
since the chairman and secretary Of the
state committee had determined to pre-
vent the calling Of q state convention, he
asks republicans who favor one to send
him their names and he will call = con-
vention, if at their meeting on the oath
the state committee do not.
B Grstz Brown is cut in q letter ia
favor Of submitting prohibition amend
ment to the vote Of the people, and say
ing prohibition has in it every element
Of right and justice and common sense.
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Cutting Rates.

Chicago, 19.-The Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy announces The following re-
duced rates to lows parts to go into effect
on Septem Der lst Iowa City, Sc. 90;
Grinnell, $3.50; Des Moines. SlO.45; Girls.
void, 1885; Oskslooss, IS rs; Pacific
Junction, Sl440; Omaha, $3.50, and
others at corresponding reductions will
be made to all Pacific Coast points. All
the points named compete with the
Rock Island road and war may be the
result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-20

Saratoga, I9.-First race-one mile;
Jennie Y" won, Matthews" second;
time, 1924.
Second race-M mile; "Miss Wood
ford" Won; "Tarantula" second; time,
Third race-one mile and Eve furlebes:
ben d,Or" first, "Creosote" second;
time, 2 40.
Fourth rsce-lZ miles, seven hurdles;
Annette first, Revenge second;
time, 2.l82z.
Monmouth Park 19.-First race. q
mile; Blackstone" frat, "Fairyiew'j
second; time, 1.lS5I.
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Building Lots,

$1700. A. .I BGA Az: 5gtE B BIZ
car line and excellent location.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT ON THEATRE
n street, south front, All fenced, 6x1o rods
nice neighberhOOd, suitable for two nice resi-
T7UIL LOT IN THE nth WARD, AT A
400 LOT 811O RODS, SOUTH FRONT,
S6OO LOT 5z1s RODS, SOUTH FRONT
S3OO LOT a1l0 RODS, WEST FRONT
epOOO 18th Ward.
&A00 FINE BUILDING LOT. 5xI0
800 rods, south front, near 10th Ward
&Q0O CORNER LOT, 18th WARD
PSON' near Calder's block, 34xI0 rods.
49, WE HAVE The MOST SUPERB
49, uilding lot in Salt Lake CITY. At
the head q Main Street, close to business:
yes retired and cut Of the dust: coromanIiD1
view overlooking the beautiful panorsrsa ~
csty, valley and mountain, 1z1l rode coufb
'front.' fronting on three streets bvdre11
water. Commanding situation for a coIIerc
Or elegant private residence, e'
S7h PER ROD FRONT IS CERTAINLY
chesp fer building lots within si4
blocks Of business, and on Main street
Thirty rods front; will be sold for part each
part time, just the place fdr a working neT
49, WB HAVE A VERY FANCY
49, residence lot en- Brigham Stree
In the most fashionable neig hborhood; ygatsr'
gas gas ana oar line; tony buyers please give us 6
49, S21OO. A FULL LOT NEAR
being 166xSSO feet, close to car line, in avsTT
pleasant situssienyoR the market but for
shoEt tine; call quick,
S9O0 A FULL LOT IN TIE 21sT
PAOO' Ward, ten rods square. oply two
blocks from car line
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Mtnln2 shares.

New York, 19.-Mining stocks very
dull. Robinson sold 14O; State line, 2
and 8 st @, and o. & Miller 20 and is.
Bodie advanced from to 5.25, Rising
Sun from l16 to %, and Cherokee from
80 to "a. Bulwer sold $50 to 100, closing
lis. Sales to-day, 81, 395. Shares total
week, 1854. Total bullion receipts,
New York, for week, from mines, 5000.
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Casualties.

New York, 19.-By the breaking of a
boiler OF the stesmer KGterSkGH this
morning, the walking beam broke, and
TANNED the piston rod into the boiler.
Passengers we're 81 badly scared.
Key West, l9.-It is reported that RLen-
hem, an English steamer from Nassau
to Bslize, WGs lost on the 18th, The
passengers were saved.
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Produce.

Chicago, 19.-Wheat unsettled onansd
stronger. closing weak, love-. r Up1Isu
I0zzsi A 9dl 3. 20; Sept. winter 1857:
spElpg iU9, 1Oo; corn opened firm, closed
: ESs5s 1 higher g a cash os5 % SEPT PoIE
strong higher l2277z- cash, % Oct 'AA =
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Laber TrOuhIos

Wilkes5arre, 1857 is stated that Tho
striking driver bC ~ viii return on a. thar .dT
own terms. 'N 'ueF
PittstOn, Pas 19.-Driyers and
breaker boys . Heidelberg collieriss
struck becat e they were not siIowo5
full time. 0' @ilo"eo
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Crops.

Chlesgo, l9.-Crop reports are favor
able this morning, and the weather is
fne. There is some Complaint ~
shrqTken grain in MInnesots, and rains
IN Wisconsin aud MICHIGAN bs1e d c
some injury. No general damage bss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-20
MONETARY AND sTOCkn
New York. Annnst 10 1000

Money, q q 4; gvts uneb.nood.
stocks strong; W q, S91S; 0uicI a5geoi
10; Pacific, Az; Mariposs, 3. WeIIl'
Fargo 1Sl; n. 7. Central. Is57S..
Erie, 1873; Panama, 165; Denver 'S 81
X. g., 612s; Union Pacific, 93J%: hon GEu
10; Central Pseifc SO; bonds, iI5H.
Sutro, IS. 1A'1zi
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G. Z. PoATAo1
O, Z. PoAEAo1
FOR SALE By
ANDERSON & P0MER0Y
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
nm.. und.r McCornick's Bank, Salt Lake
~1l'0 '-'' City. p o Box SIS.

zTnEFY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
n sums of $50 and upwards.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HEOOl "a "a i i
- ing both large and small loans on heai
Estate, at low rates Of interest ,,r,,,,s WE
mo PARTIES OF LIMITED MEAhs w, WE
offer cheap homes on the instaiment plan
" OIGsRS RENTED, RENTS COLLECT Ed
properties managed, taxes PAID she
money loaned for n0n-residents. ,,,,
~ 3FAkY PUBLIC IN The OFFICE
An kinds of convey anclng done.
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Red Against Red

Omaha, l9:-AFent McGillicuddy has
teleRraphed here from Pine Ridge that
the Indians have voted to crush Red
CLOUDS rebellion, AID that all he re-
quires is suthorlt =.
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For Rent.

$40. A slz-ToOm adobe house. Is: WsSd.
S26. A six-room house on car line, tn
Ward, bydHant water and bath room.
SIS! Fi7e-rOom furnished house, close BY.
SIG. Two Office rooms over Carter's gun
x8re, Main street. and another room for Sc.
$50, New and elegant eight room brick
house, modern style, bsth room, gss and 1ys
sIant water, en- car line.
$50, Ten room modern brick, car line
water and gas. Call and see It.
800 .50 NEW FIVE ROOM ADOBE
- =. Cottage, 18th Ware, near business