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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE Japanese bill was further con-
sidered in the Senate on the 18th, and It was
voted not to pay the interest. The bill then
passed authorizing the Government to pay
Japan S7S5, 900 coin.
The Irish Bishops have issued an ed
dress offering support TO the people in
peaceful agitation, and appealing to them
to oppose secret societies as hostile to rehg-
ion and TO freedom. Evictions are pro-
nounced permanently provocative of crime.
THE Commissioner of Pensions asks
the appropriation of 81, 197, GOO for clerk hire,
with which amount he proposes to finish
every claim within three years. The Gov
ernme mt has already paid over $500, 600, =
900 for pensions to soldiers of the late
war, and the amounts required for some
years to come win be greater than the in
terest on the public debt.
The authorities of the Insane Asylum
at Utica, n. Y, suppressed for one month
the publication OF the fact that David
Poulton, a crazy convict, killed an inmate.
MEXICAN officials think that the OBJ
ject of the visit of the President of Guate-
mala 10 the United States is to bring about a
confederation of the five Central American
republics, with himself at the head,
HARRIS FRENCH, deliriOus with
small -poX, jumped from the window OF the
pest house in Leavenworth, Kans., June IL,
and was killed.
In a family quarrel at Forestville,
Va, June II, John Andrick MORALLY
wounded his brother James with stone
and then killed himself with revolver.
Both were young men.
AT Bement, H., June -, John Me-
Leash, a blacksmith, attempted to murder
his wife because she refused to live with
him. He stabbed her three times with a
butcher knife, twice in the left breast and
once under the left arm. The wounds are
dangerous, but not fatal.
The Battery Park in New York City
contains hundreds OF Russian Jews. The
| agent of the relief committee admits that
several who were placed on good lands in
/ Ohio have found their way back to tie me-
! tropolis. The number forwarded from
Brody is in excess of the arrangement
made.
SHERMAN BETz, aged IS, employed
as a waiter in indianapolis, Ind, commits
| ted suicide by shooting, June II. The youth
was involved in love scrape and preferred
death to marriage. He prepared for tie act
with great care, and left a note saying he
was not happy and wanted TO be buried de-
Gently.
A DISPATCH from Virginia City,
New, says John Black and James T. Brown,
were killed and two others were seriously
| iniured nv tho nramature eXDlOsiun Of "A HAS
in the Union Consolidated Mine, June ~.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

SEVERAL thousand influential Repub-
lcans Of Maine united in requesting James
G. Blaine to be candidate for Congress-
man-at-arge. He replied that, while he
can not turn aside from his private affairs,
he will contribute to the campaign his full
share of labor.
The President has nominated as mem
bers of the Tariff Commission: VIM. A.
Wheeler, OF New York, Chairman; John l..
Hayes, of Massachusetts; Henry w. Oliver,
Jr., Pennsylvania; Austin NJ. Garland, Hi
nois; Jacob Amber, Ohio; John S. Phelps,
Missouri; Robert p. Porter, District of
Columbia; John W. II. Underwood, & orgia;
Duncan f. Kenner, Louisiana.
Mrs. JENNIE Il. SMITH, whose trial
with Covert D. Bennett for the murder of
her husband at Jersey City can not have
been forgotten, was married the other day
to gentleman connected with a Jersey
newspaper.
The late John B. Eldridge, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, who left an estate valued at
$500, 200, willed wo-thirds of it to religious
and educational institutions. A niece, Mrs.
Alice b. Hilton, of Chicago, is given resi-
dence valued at 100000.
CHIEF-JUSTICE l.. BRADFORD PRINCE
OF New Mexico and Judge Porter, Arizona,
have resi- sned.
GARIBALDI memorial services were
held in New York, Chicago, Cincinnati.
Washington, San Francisco, Richmond,
Va, Memphis, Tenn, and other cities,
June IL.
THE President declines to appoint the
members Of the polygamy commission, on
the ground that there is no appropriation
for their salaries.
SOLDIERS and police to the number
OF three hundred have been drafted in tho
district where Bourke, the Irish landlord
was murdered. The Lord Lieutenant, in
addressing a deputation OF school teachers
said there was abundant proof Of the exist
ence of an organization which killed anC
manned in defiance OF law.
AT Maiden, England, the other day
Sir Claude de Crespigny made an ascension
with an aeronaut named Simmonds, intend
ing to cross the Channel. The car struck
house, and De Crespigny fell out and brok,
his leg.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has received ar
invitation from the Union League Club O.
Chicago to visit that city this summer. il
is understood that the President think.
favorably OF the prop sition to visit the
West, and will probably 90 to Chicago soor
after the adjournmen of Congress.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Linn County Bank, at Brook
field, Mo-, was entered on the afternoon of
the 18th and robbed of nearly 5000.
Five men entered the bank, and while
Cashier John Ford turned to make change
presented drawn revolvers. The sixth man
detained lady at the front door while the
robbery was going on. Cashier Ford and his
sister-in law were the only persons in the
bank when the robbers entered. The
thieves went out the back door, and left
Brookfeld in a northerly direction. Imme-
diately after the robbery a posse Of men,
headed by the Marshal of Brookfield, gave
hot pursuit, and after an exciting chase,
during which shots were freely exchanged,
the robbers were run into log house, sur
rounded, and compelled to surrender. They
gave their names as Winfield Allen, Frank
Mason, Fred Mason, and Burt Ward.
AN Austrian battalion was attacked
the other day by 200 insurgents near Marine.
The Austrians were surprised and COM
PEELED to retreat with the loss of ninety five
killed. The insurgents lost twenty-siX
killed and wounded. Another party de-
stroyed the Austrian barracks at Bschina,
killing twenty-five of the troops.
d. w. VANDERHooF, who stole $780,
900 while bookkeeper of the First National
Bank of st. Paul, Mimi, pleaded guilty on
an indictment, and was sentenced to ten
wears in the Penitentiary at Saltwater. lie
lost $50, 900 in one wheat deal.
DURING ire in Baltimore, Md, the
other night, a roof fell in carrying down
the third and second floors and nine fire.
men. All were rescued, more or less
! bruised.
THE June crop report of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture gives, on the whole, an
encouraging showing.
FOREIGNERS were attacked in the
streets of Alexandria, Egypt, June IL, and
both the English and French consuates were
mobbed The English Consul was wounded,
an English naval officer was killed, and sew.
eral houses were destroyed. The authori-
lies were very slow to act, but troops finally
dispersed the rioters. Though the trouble
is not considered political in character,
Arab Pasha is held responsible for it indi-
rectly. The outbreak was brief, but nearly
one hundred persons were killed.
HEAVY rains at Denver, Colo, and
vicinity, June 10, caused great destruction OF
property and the loss of several lives. That
part of the city known as the flats was
flooded to the depth of two and three feet.
On the banks of the Platte River several
houses were swept away, and at least five
lives were lost. Two bodies only have beer
recovered. The suburb of South Fairview
was completely inundated, and two men
and three children We're swept away.
A TOTAL failure of crops in Patrick
County, Va, has brought some 5000 people
to the verge of starvation. A wagon load
Of shelled corn sent from Danvile was sur.
rounded by men, women and children who
fought for and rayenousy deyoured every
grain.
PUGILIsTs of Providence, named
James Murray and Benjamin Green, wen
to Cnney Island TO contend for 300 and the
light weight championship Of Rhode Island
Three rounds had been fought in hote
when the metropolitan police captured
Murray and his second, the others escaping
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SOUTHERN GLEANINGS.

Bradstreet's report on the condition
of the growing cotton crop, based on replies
from ZOOS correspondents representing 50
per cent. OF the cotton districts or 566 coun-
ties, gives the following figures under the
heading of acreage.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MRS. MAGGIE LANGo,. of Chicago,
fell from hird-story window 10 the 81 e-
walk, distance OF forty feet, June 10,
striking on her head and shoulders, and she
died on the way to the hospital.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

An INSANE Mother Gives StrychnIns to
Her -Four Children and then Takes the
Poison Horself-Five Dead Bodies aud
Some quaint, Pathetic Notes Tell the
sad md Terribic SforY.
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California; Congressman.

Washington, Am the House, to-
day, were introduced by Page and
ROSecrans a number of bills pro-
posed by the San Francisco Board
Of Trade, to encourage ship building
for the foreign trade.
Representative PachecO, today,
obtained az indefinite leave Of ab-
sence on account of sickness in his
family. Mrs. Paeheco, his wife. is
lying seriously i'll in New York,
and the doctors have ordered her to
Florida. Mr.. Pacheco left for New
7 oTk this afternoon and will accom-
pany her on her trip south as she
can be moved.
Senators Miller, Of California, and
Slater and Grover, of Oregon, were
the only Senators from the Pacific
Slope present at the opening of the
session to-day.
Senator Slater says it makes no
difference whether or not the secre-
tary of war sends in an estimate to
Congress for river and harbor APP
preparations, as material for che
liver and harbor bill can be obtained
from the engineers report. If the
secretary of war should attempt to
withhold the report of the engineer,
he viii introduce in Congress a reso-
luton calling for information as to
the expenditures Of the river and
harbor appropriation in the last
river and harbor bill, but was FORE
stalled by the introduction of such
a resolution by Cox, Of New York,
who offers it with a different pur-
pose, his object being to oppose any
new bill for river and harbOr appro-
priatiOns. As the resolution goes to
Pages committee, il will serveFthe
same purpose as his proposed res
olution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD
this morning are as follows:
1sT PAeE-Presdent, Message.
2D PAGE -President's Message.
Sd PAGE-President's Message.
4TH PAGE-Commercial.
5TH Miscellaneous Telegrams.
9Th PAGE Telegraphic News-Miscel-
lsneous.
7rH PAeE-Telegrapbic Newa-Miscel-
lRneous.
8rH -CoDgreasional-Ulah Notes
Local Items,
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AuGTION EZTRAORDINARY.

All the Household effects, consisting
in partof Carpets new, Bedroom Sets and
Bedding. Prlor, Dining and Cook Stoves
East Lake Rocker, Willow, Dining
Room and other Chairs, Writing Desk,
Lounges, Dishes, Extension Parlor,
Centre and other Tables; Lamps, Birds
and Cages-ih fact. everything required
in Housekeeping. Sale, positive on Tues
day, 9Th. Come one, come sll. Oppo-
site f. Titles, in red house, Second
East Street, 1890 O'Clock.
E. JACOBS, Auetieneer.
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LATEST gEhE6 RAMB
COMMERCIAL
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
Chicago, Wheat. frmer, regular,
az December, 81 January. spring,
945s, winter, same. Corn, easier, cash,
others higher, 55 cash, SO January
Pork strong, higher, H.35 cash, 521z
January. Lard, strong, higher, 10 6715
bid December, asked, January
MINING SHARES.
New York, Aiming stocks very
dull; Robinson Consolidated. $50; Horn
Silver at SIS and $50; INDEPENDENCE at
70; Consolidated Virginia at IS; Little
Pittsburg at 55 and Stormont at 80. CAL
ifornia declined 10 8 cents; sales, 81. $50
shares.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 4.-Petroleum, dull; crude,
1908; refined, $685.; United, ITO;
TIN.
New York, 4.-Australian tin 221S.
COPPER.
Baltimore, 4.-Copper, quiet. steady,
New York, 8,-Ooppet dull, Lake
unchanged.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 4.-Cotton. easier; Up
lands; 1916, Orleans, 61s; aales, 10
900.
MONEY MARKET
New York. 4.-Money closed 2;
governments, strong: stocks, weak;
Western Union, SCI; Quicksilver, 81;
Pacific, %; Wells, Fargo, l28; New
York Central, 1241Z; Erie, 561s; PsnSma,
1877; Denver s. r. b. 45; Union Pacific.
IO81s; bonds 1851; Central Pacific s57s;
bonds, lis; Sutro, q.
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Cauxhs.

Bangor, Me, 4.-E. E. Savage has
been arrested at La Grange on the
charge of embezzling from his firm
in Montana. He had arrived from
the west only short time prior to
his arrest. The prisoner is now n
Jail in this city, awaiting the arri-
val of the sheriff Of Beaver, Mon
tana.
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THB DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the GERALD FRINT-
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THB sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
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THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
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The Irish.

Dublin, 4,-Justice O'Brien, said
today, owing to the increase in UNI
detected offenses, the trade of Dub
In was gradually deeaying. Those
able to do so were giving up bust
ness and fleeing the city as if it
were infected with a plague.
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LOST

Saturday afternoon, between residence
of Captain Hooper and West Temple
Street, a LARGE G0LD-RIMMED
EYE.GLASS. Finder will confer 8
favor and be rewarded by returning it to
MRS. G. HARRoCKs,
At residence Of w. B. Daugull, opposite
West Gate, Temple Street. I
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, which
appears in full in this issue of the
HERALD, crowds out editorial and
other matter. The document is in
teresting.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, November q,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grsnde Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.
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WANTED.

A competent book-keeper, Of several
years experience, thoroughly conversant
with the double entry system, would like
good situation. The best of references
given. Enquire ut this Office.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, 4-Petroeum, dull; crude,
1908; refined, $685.; United, ITO;
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, 1882-06-16
NOTICE OF CONTEST,

In the United States Land Office for he Olvu.
pin Land District, in Washington Torit1rv
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. ro IL
sEpH JACOBS, of Claam county,
Greeting:
You are summoned TO appear before us M
our office, in Olympia, on Tuesday the twsn.
ty-ith day of July, A. D., lSS?, at 10 o'clock.
\. M, to defend Your claim TO the Sc ar of SEQ
tion 80, in township No 30 north Of range 5
west, entered by you us Il Homestead num-
bered 26sl, on May ., 1877, against the decla.
ration of Lyman n: Hudson, under oath,
averring that you have wholly nbnndoned
said land tor, more than one year, last past,
and asking that the same be can ceiled on the
records of this office: and then and there do
you show cause why such proceeding should
not DC had, and your said entry cancelled.
ltappearing to our satisfaction that person.
al service hereof cannot DC made, publication
Will he made in the PUGET SOUND Argus.
newspaper ut Port Townsend, once a week
for four successive weeks us prescribed bv
rule l3, and by ma Hing and posting said no
tlcc u prescribed by rule Il, of practice in tho
United States Land offices.
Given under our hands this 25th dav of
May, A. d., 1882.
j. T. BROWN, Register.
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SU NJ M ONS.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
l. Third judicial District Of Washington Ter
ritOry, holding terms Mt Port Townsend.
In the matter OF tho purchase by John 4
Robertson, plaintiff. of lands sold tor taxes, rs
the property of y. w, Crooks.
TO ID. W. CROOKS and all whom II may con.
Germ:
IOu are hereby notified that John A. 8. Rob-
crtson. on the 3d day OF May, A. ID. 1882. ted
in he foregoing entitled Court complaint,
and commenced therein an action To obtain
decree of snid Court, that the south halfOi the
southwest quarter Of section twenty-one and
the north half Of the northwest quarter of
section twenty-right, all of township thirty,
north Of range two east, he conveyed TO him
by virtue ofa sale of said lands made b7 the
Treasurer OF Island County, Washington Ter.
ritory, TO him on the 9Th day of April. A, b.
1850, which lands were assessed and sold rs
the lands of ID W Crooks, and you are hereby
notified that on the first Monday OF Septenl.
Der, n u 1882, ut the hour of two O'Clock p ~,
or as soon thereafter rs counsel can be heard,
nj the Courthouse In Port Townsend, Jefferson
County, W. T., ut n regular term Of the Court
the plaintiff viii apply tn the Court for ade-
purchase and sale aforesaid, and you are here.
by required to appear at said time ana place
and show cause, II any you have, why con.
vcynncc of tho title to the property described
shall not be decreed to the plaintiff.
Witness the Honorable RoGER $. GREENE,
Judge Of the said Court, and tho
Ell; seal thereof this Sd day of May,AD.
@n1r 1852.
JAMES sEAyEY, Clerk
First publication, May 1882
q. NJ. Bradshaw Atty for plaintif.
, 1882-06-16
U. s. DISTRICT LAND OEr1nn

,io,,, Oil IlpId, w. H.
with tho provisions of the Act NJ "n1i,pliance
approved June ISIS, entitled AN Act AtpsgrSss sp;ss
sale OF Timber lands in The States oS tooTr the
tnry mir; 9reToR EmiN S'y9GS and Washngton Tpr Tep
county, Washington Territory, has iIIailant
tieu IN TINS office his application 10 ,,,,s gay
the W nj OF ne or and IL hi OF 80 Sr nv ImrTytelee
meridian, ' "iH'lh0tte
ANY ana all persons claiming nd vc,,o,,,. a,
snlG described Land, or any portion NY thSyrote ate
are hcrchyrcqulrcd to file their clnins, MTereof T
oiIiiS yNw w,hn m sixty o days from date hereoif5 ti5
pin; W. T., this lIth day of NAV MI" V'Sm-
,.EG,. 5eH3, j. 4. BROWN, N'
o'luW Register of the Land no,o.
, 1882-06-16
UNITED STATES DlSTRICT LAND OFrIcv !
OLYMPIA, w ASUINGroS 'rIpp,ros

Notice Is hereby given that. in comnISnc1,,
proved June 3, 1873 entitled AN Acf for Up, up,
sale OF Timber Lands In the States of t,oit,sme sme
MIA, Oregon, TGyada and Washington Terri, TerrI,
county, Washington TERRITORY hos ~ hinS
filed IN this office his application To- nnrchas my
the = hf of sw ar OF srction No /, i'm towna%hiier
No % nGrth range No west of the Wiilnmlp
ettG meridian. " ii'"ili'
Any and all persons claiming atvcrso,, ,,,,
said described Land, or any portion thsrenf S
are hereby required to file their claims u,
this office within sixty 1907 days from DATA II,
hereof. ""'o
Given under my hand, Mt my Office II,
A. ID. 1882. '"S
l0w;l7. Rcgis+er
, 1882-06-16
U. s, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, !
OlYmpia. MnshingtOm Territory I

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress
approved June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cal
liornia: oregon, NGYnhn and washington Ter
Washington, Territory, has this day filed In
this office his application to purchase the sw
or of ne Or; NV or of 81 or & n hf of sw a of
sec NO %; In tip NO 81 n, 8 west OF the VILLAIN
ette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, orany portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims In this
Office within sixty lGOl days from date hereof,
Given under my hand, ut my office, In Olym.
pin, W. T., this llth day of May A. d.,
lSss. j. r. BROWN,
Ii 10 Register of the Land office.
, 1882-06-16
UNITED STATES District Land ONCE,
NlNmnin. Mnshinntnn YNrritOrN

NOTICE is hereby given that, in compliance
~ with the provisions of the Act of Cen
grcss approved June I'd, 1873, entitled IAN Act
for the sale of Timber Lands IN the States of
California. oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" \. NJ. EMERSON, Of jefferson
county, Washington Territory, has this day
filed in this office his application to purchase
hf of st or SEC L.: and NV Qr of ne Or and
ne or of NV ur of section No. l3, in township
No. - n, II No. west of the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
ARE hereby required to file their claims In tins
office within sixty t6Ol days from date hereof
Given under my hand, ut my office, in Olyn-
pia, w. T., this 9th day OF April, A. d..
lSS2. j. Il. BROWN, Register.
lOW9
, 1882-06-16
mi LANn OrrIcr. OI.YMpLA. W. n.

U, S. LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, w. r.,
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the.provisions of the Act of Congress APP
sale of Timber Lands in the States of CallfOr-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" WILLIAM DAILY, of King County,
Wasningloh Iel lriiory mas this Imty niSd IN IN
6of section NO. Is, in township No. % north,
range west, OF the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
are hereby required to file their claims IN this
office within sixty, tt0l days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office in Olym.
pia, w. T., this 25th day OF March. A. d., 1852.
j. Il. BROWN.
0 low Register Of the Land Office.