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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC
The Billiard rournament

Paris, 14.-The break up of the pro
posed international billiard tournament
must chiefly, il not altogether, be at
tributed to the bad faith OF NJ. Plot, who,
without giving any valid reason for bis
conduct, has refused to fulfil his engage
ment. M. Plot had beaten Schaefer at an
informal game of cushion caromE,plsyed
few nights sgo at the Grand Cafe: and
was probobly satisfied with the cheap
glory acquired by this victory. Not be-
ing DESTROYS to risk the loss Of it, he re-
fused to play in q tournament or IL
match. though Schsefer offered to give
him 100 points in 500 if he would play
publicly. Schaefer then proposed that
Fignaux should play him at oil OF any
one OF the four following games: The
all rail game, the champion game, the
cushion caroE game or the eight inch
all round the bAik line game, for $500 or
81, geo side. and more if preferred, on
a Brunswick or Collender table. NJ.
Vignaux objeeting to the latter stipula-
ton, vaguely expressed his Willingness to
play him at cushion carom or all rail, If
ne would accept of a French table.
Schafer made counter proposal to toss
for the choice of table, but Vignaux de-
cllned the arrangement and the whole
thing fell through. DAILY is stiil in Paris.
Schaefer left Paris yesterday.
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PILES! PILES! PILESi
A Sure Cure Found at Last No
One Need Suffer-

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding
Itching and liberated Piles has
been discovered by DR.. William. ian
Indian Remedy, called DIR. vii
liam's Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic
cases OF Is OF thirty years Standing.
No one need SD. er five minutes
after applyingtI wonderful so0th-
ing medicine. [ lions, instruments
and electuarieS 40 more harm than
good. Williams o. ltment absorhs
the tumors, allays the intense itch
ing, particularly at night after get
ting warm IN Ded) acts as a pouItice.
gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching of the private
parts, and for nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffin
berry. Of Cleveland, saws about DIR
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: |
have used scores of Pile Cures, and
it affords me pleasure to say / have
never found anything which gave
such Immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed
on receipt of price, Sl.OO.
HENRY & Co., PRoP'Rs,
Cleveland, 0.
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Ola Il. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is g Positive Cure

for oil those Painful Complaints ana Weaknesses
sOeOmmOn TO cur best female population,
1t Will cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com.
plnints, oil ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcers
ton, Falling and DsplaceDents, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and ic particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
It VIII dissolve and eIpel tumors from the uterus IN
an early stage OF development The tendency to
eerous humors there's checked speedily by It's
1t removes faintness iatuleney destroysaH craving
for timulants, and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostrntion
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression and Ind
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backnche, is always permanently cured by its
1t will at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
cure of Kidney Complaints OK either sex thIR
Compound Is unsurpassed
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LIVER PILLS They cure constipation bfIiouna
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Cable Clicks.

Vienna, 15.- The instruction has
come to q sort Of ltsndstill
MsrseilIts, 15.-GeReral FsrgemHl has
started for Algeria with special instruc-
lions 10 act in accordance with his own
judgment. The return CT troops from
Tunls ia postponed.
London, ia priVy counsellor of
Russia has also been dismissed.
st. Petersburg 15.-The Emperor aud
Griers, secretary Of Foreign sffairs, are
inclined to peace, while those immedi-
sicily around the Car desire war.
Alexandria, 15.-The Russian ironclsd
Duke Of Edinburgh, has arrived at Port
Said.
Paris, 15.-The Bourse closed firm.
All round the bulk of spectators who
mad heavy accounts tc settle found the
necessary resources.
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Observation-Disclosures.

New York, 15.-Stocks are generally
bearish, but rally is anticipated. Re-
ports Of foreign troubles appear IN
founded. None of the foreign bankers
had unfavorable news. Or the contrary,
they said the American gold arriving IT
London had produced q good effect. 1t
is reported that the Union Pacific Com
pany has signifed It's willingness to con-
solidate with the Central Pacific. on the
basis of 125 10 100. 1t is intimated that
both the Central and Union Pacific are
being manipulated TO bring about salts
factory basis for Consolidation.
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Australia.

New YORK, ia special meeting Of
the Chsmb Der Of Commerce was held, to-
day, to meet Sir Henry Psrkes and TO
hear an address by him on the CONNER
cial relations existing between this coun-
try and Australia. Sir Henry was &C.
companied by Cyrus W. Field. S. d.
BabcOck, who presided, introduced the
distinguished gentleman, who thanked
the Cham Der for the welcome accorded.
He then proceeded with his address, Civ
ing description of the six Australian
colonies, indicating that in Il few years
the group would become vast empire
and great power.
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Grubbtng a Goyernor.

New York, ia dinner in honor Of
Governor Cornell and Miss Cornell was
given at Delnonico's last night, by Mr..
and Mrs. George William Ballou. The
table was arranged in King Arthur style,
for twenty plates. The general decora-
tions. which were elaborate, included
mammoth center piece representing the
state coat of arms. Among the guests
were General and Mrs. U. s. Grant,
Colonel and Mrs. Frederick D. Grant,
George Jones, of the Times and Albert
Bierstadt.
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The Whole Wanted.

New York, 14.-The World says:
Have the telegraphic messages sent to
Prescott in Chill by Freylinghuysen,
been included in the documents laid be-
fore Congress by the state department?
The whole of the miserable tsle OF Am
erican official incspaeity and i'm becility
at Washington, playing fast and loose
with American interests and the honor Of
the Unit States in South America,
must be too before the judgment Of the
country can be ris hteously made up.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING
Central RallwaY
the will be sold for cash.
public bidder the warehouse of said Com
its station Salt Lake City, Utah Territory Saturday the
18th February Sale to begin at 10 o'clock said day.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION ON
HAND JANUARY IT'LL
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York, Feb. Is. 1889

New York, Feb. Is, 1882
Money, and 4 governments. weak
and lower; stocks, weak: w. u, so :;
Quicksilver, l24; Pacific, Az; Nariposa
4; Wells, Fargo, Ia; New York Central.
100; Erie. 3S3Z; Panama. 100 bid; Union
Pacific. 1853; bends, 1171z; Central Pa
eifc, s913; bonds, 4l31z; Sutro. e
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

TEH PRoPRIEToRS TAKR PLEAsUK
l. In announcing to the public that the
lave remodelIed end rehtted the Hotels
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
efAeAls will be served night and day.
Single Meals, zoe.
Eet Luneass las per CARD, 25c.
1ssm and Board, S1.EO to % per day,
eK0 to eI2 Per vsak.
card, 81 per week.
TIE Bar has been removed to the north Of
Ne Hotel and four Billiard Tables sdded TO,
the aocomnoc alton of k1esss, md Il row
eDsa 4. PODIECk A. CO
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UTAH CONTRACT co aPaEY
Ones No. 12341z, FIRST South 81, esia
Lake City. F. o. Box AL,

Undertake and execute,
20 ms and in tho shortest III
OF the work of ioosting. 1r
tieing, ironing and ecu; Of;
or other RAILWAYS l.
trusting wagon roads, Is
squeducts. dams etc. lay 10
streets. siGeWsIks, parade
aeks; e&caVatiDI for Gu
cellar drains, etc, as wei
other kinds tf work requir,
OF earth, gravel, cement e.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
in the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Z. G. NJ. I. and others:
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
THE PASTORS OBJECTIONS
To the Proposed Sunday Concerts
in Connection with the Garfield

A meeting of East Washington pastors was
held in the Church of the Reformation, this
morning, to arrange for a union service on
Thanksgiving Day. The service will bo held
In the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, on
Fourth street southeast, Rev. DR.. Chester TO
preach the sermon.
II has been the custom OF East Washington
churches 10 hold such n service and to tako u
collection for charitable purposes. This col
lection last year was for the Garfield Memorial
Hospital.
Action was taken also at this meeting ia ref
erence TO the proposed Sunday concerts, and
tho following minute was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas It has como to tho knowledge of the
pastors and churches OF East Washington that
the committee In charge OF the proposed fair
TO be held In this city In n few weeks for the
benefit OF the Garfield Memorial Hospital In
tend 10 inaugurntc this fair by n series of Sun
day concerts ON November 20; therefore,
BE u ReSOir6d, That We, tho pastors of East
Washington, speaking for ourselves and for
our churches, In behalf of good morals In the
interest OF religion and the sanctlty Of the
Sabbath, do most earnestly protest against
this action OF the committee in charge and ex-
press the hope that It may not be too late to
transfer this part OF the exercises to some
other day, or TO omit altogether what must ap-
pear TO all n glaring lncongruity in the light
OF the Christian character of tho late Presi-
dent In whose memory this hospital is 10 be
built
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
SOCIETY.


W nat IL GOING ON III the SOclhi WbTsN'
The death Of Admiral Poor, 4. S. ~, is an-
other link dropped out OF tho chain OF historic
uames. Tho sad event puts several mousse
holds I'm mourning, and closes some OF inc
Iloasantest OF our homes TO tho gay worll'
The dead officer was % native OF Cambridge,
Mass, and saw forty.1vo years OF active ser.
Vice, which included the Mexican war and tue
lnto rebellion, In which last he won his grade
OF commodore lie had been ON the retired
list Il little over twelve years, whon-to quote
Olaf Lursson's epltaph-
''rhe great Captain Christ
Plped his watch below
The friends Of Miss Casey Will DO glad 10
learn OF her convaloscence. She has boon
lying dangerously III at her home in Brook.
lyn, and the General wrote his friends mt ono
time that there was no hope. The lady IS 80
pleasantly remembered here that there arc
many anxious hearts waiting for news OF her
condition.
Tho circle at the Hamilton has been aug
mcntcd by Doctor and Mrs. Wright, who have
taken quarters there for the winter, aud who
contribute not a little 10 the agreeable elc
meDts of the house.
Commander Hoff, U. g. NJ, has arrived, and
s qunrterod at tho Ebbltt Mrs. Hon and
their little ones aro stll In the North, and Will
not, we are afraid, Welt Washington this
season. They are all In deep mourning, of
heart as well as garments, for the mother who
died few weeks ago was fairly idolizod by
them.
Mrs. Judge wylio has returned from her
summering looking younger and pretlier than
ever.
The Herr Lovl, about whose admission to
the conductorship OF the "Parslial" orchestra
there was such an absurd and unfounded news
paper storm, Is about to marry the Frauleln
Daniela Won Bulow, granddaughter of Lls2t,
the daughter OF Won Bulow, and the stop
daughter Of Wagner. II was this announce
mcnt that put an end to the story above re
fcrfed to-the story that Wagner carried his
preiudCcs against tho jews so far as TO Insist
ON Herr Lewis renounciug Judaism before ho
would allow him to conduct his orchestra at
the great festival.
Apropos TO the bride-elect, the family circle
gathered about Liszt IL Of unique character.
HIS daughters first husband was Won Bulow,
whose magic music wo all so well remember;
from him she was divorced, and nfterward
married his intimate friend, Wagner, and yet
the harmony OF the friendship between them
all remains unbroken; the musical reunions
are common ground, and tho magnificent
sounds evoked dwarf human feeling out OF
sight.
The charming letters written 'along the
route" Of the North Pacific Railroad and pub.
llshed several weeks ago in the Cincinnati
Commercial are from the pen OF Mr.. Harry
Epofford, who turned his recent Western trip
so agreeably to the advantage OF his friends.
Mrs. and Miss Quackenbush are among tho
additions 10 the Hamilton House circle. Miss
Quackenbush is q niece of Commander Quack-
enbush, U. s. NJ, is handsome brunette aud
the heiress Of halle her aunt's large fortune.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
FRANK WARDS CASE.
The Order Signed by the Chancellor
EO-Guy.

Justice Hagner to-day signed the following
order In tho case OF Charles Walter and Others
against Frank X. Ward: Whereupon II is, this
9TH day Of November, 1892 by tho Court ad-
judged and ordered that the injunction Issue
against the defendant, rs prayed by the COM
plaiDants In their bill, and remain In force
until tho further order OF this Court, as fol-
lows; That the defendant Is hereby en-
joined and restrained from keeping
and manufacturing upon his prem
horses mentioned in his answer, and from
keeping and maintaining upon tho said prem
ises the manure pile or manure box also
therein mentioned, and also from carrying on
and maintaining tho business OF keeping and
storing milk or manufacturing and storing
butter or cheese upon the said promises In
such manner rs to cause or produce offensive
or dlsagreeable smells or Odors or exhalatlons
and other persons living In the neighborhood
or render tho occupation OF their
dwellings uncomfortable. The defendant
is further restrained and enjolned
from sounding or using, or causing 10 bo
sounded or used, any gongs or bells US com.
planned of In the said bill upon his promises,
and from further operating his said dairy os-
tablishment 80 as to cause annoyance and
discomfort 10 tho complainant5 and his other
neighbors from disturbing noises arising from
the movement of the tin cans, the loading of
wagons and unloading the same, aud the work
ing OF the elevator, steam-englne and windmill
upon the said promises. II Ia further ordered
that, as to SO much OF the Injunction hereby
allowed as relates to tho sounding and
ringing OF gongs or bells, the same shall tako
effect Immediately. And as 10 the residue
of the said injunction, tho operation OF tho
same Will bo suspended until the 9TH day OF
December, 1882, until IL O'Clock OF that day.
II Is further ordered that no writ OF Injunction
snail be Issued In conformity with this order,
until tho eomplatnants shall execute and nlo
in the cause an undertaking as required by
the dist ru OF this court,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
Brewster's Nopotism.

Philadelphia Chronicle-Iierald.
II IL painful TO SEQ our Unclo Brewster fall
Ing into the bad ways OF Washington Mr..
Brewster has stepson. He is n young fellow
who has hardly moro than passed intO his ma
1orty. The stepfather thought the young gen
tleman ought 10 havo q place In the public
service with him, but there was no vacancy
among tho assistant counsel OF the Depart
ment. Ahead must be Topped on, and, fortu.
reused 10 nav Hnbbeii'an assessmept Of SO
Lippitt was very promptly informed that he
was not wanted, and Brewster's young pet was
appointed as his successor. Thus our Uncle
Brewster not only believes In nepotlsm, but
lives up TO the old machine doctrine that an
office-holder who will not submit TO tho as
sessment eXto1tion must walk tho plank
They are stalwartlzlng the old gentleman
with great rapidity.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
THAT LETTER OF FALLS
Causes "The Critic'' TO PROFOUND
Somc Iniereailnm Inferrncniorics.


The following Is the letter which, 1t Is as.
serted, +. II. Fnllwrote to Brewster Cameron,
and which led to Falls dismissal:
JULY II, 1882.
Breirster Cameron, Esq, Special agent, de-:
SIR l have the honor to report the following
Information; 1. The Grand Jury has, as have
indicated, gone back on the Government and
found no Indictment. 2. 1t means that Brady,
Kellogg and Company have "nxed some OF
them," as indicated through the information
/ received from Lemar. 9. am certain that
can control two men on the petit jury II can
have placed at my disposal three or four
eolerkships under the patronage Of some
sag Don Cameron, OF Pehnsylvania, and
who Will not go back on ne. A.. l
time with Miller, Sargent and Company, and
Mr.. Croggon, OF the Stdy, tells me that he has
been giving the Government away all tho
time. If ! perfect the arrangement which
have suggested, cannot permit him to k,o,0
anything dbOutit.
Tho plan have suggested is the only safe
ana ad feasible plan can suggest and am con, on
connection. / have tried to see you several
times, but being unable, deem 1t important to
leave my, suggestion on paper. Respectfully
The following are the Endorsements on the
letter, and which are alleged to have been
made at the times:
Ker. What think you should be done with
Fall2 u. c."
Second Observation-Disclosures man misunder-
stands his relations to the case. Best dispense
with his services, as the Government cannot
retain In its employ any ono who even sug-
gests that an attompt be mado TO control u
| turymnn. BREWSTER CAMERON,
General Agent"
7hird IadO1S68eit.-"D bliss concurs. So does
Ker."
h0uyth IBdOySCment,-" Ker says this man
must not remain In the employ Of the Govern
ment I'VE minutes. u. o."
Now THE CRITIC propounds, in the light of
the above letter, the Following interrogaiorles
First--After L. II. Falls discharge for
writing the above letter, was ho re-employed
| by the Department Of Justice?
second-If he was re.employed, under what
| name was such re-employment made?
| Third-How much money was paid to +. II.
| Fall after July III the date OF his alleged dis
charge? who ordered It paid 7 and In what
name was II paid?
FOurth-Did not Brewster Cameron write a
| letter TO the Distrlct-Attorney on July 80,
| recommending L. II. Fall for employment In
| that office?
| Fifth-Are not Il. II. Fall and L. Hill, which
| names appear on tho rolls OF the Department
| OF Justice, one and the same person?
| An early and categorical answer Is wanted
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
Judge Smell and Butchers Licenses.

Judge Snell's attention was called this morn
ing, by Prosecuting Attorney Padgett, 70 a
charge Of being an unlicensed produce dealer,
which is preferred against Mr.. j. Walker Fen
ton, a butcher, who has stand In the Centre
Market. Tho testimony OF Henry Ran was
that Fenton Is one OF the dealers In Chicago
beef in the market, and that lie had confessed
TO witness that he was In the habit Of buying
and selling the meat. Another witness testified
To seeing the defendant purchase the carcasses
OF two or three cattle at q time. Judge Smell
said that tho Chicago beef trade introduced q
new feature TO the case since he disposed of 1t
some days ago, and that butchers who dealt
extensively In Chicago beef were In all proba-
bility produce dealers, az least he was will
Ing TO havo tho case go up to a
higher court 70 gain q final decision. General
Birney, who appeared for tho defendant,
claimed that tho case should be disposed OF or
certified to the Court In Banc, ana argued that
the butchers wero protected from license tax
or from inquiry as TO whore the meat which
they sell IS Obtained Both sides agree to hay
Ing the case certified 10 the Court in Banc, and
this action was taken
All the points involved in this case hay
Ing been brought TO Judge Snolls attention at
tho previous hearing, to'day's action is appar.
emily an exact roversion OF the singular de-
csion which was given some days ago. Mr..
Padgett Will proceed at the suggestion OF tho
Commissioners to bring all these dealers up
to time. number OF tho butchers have al.
ready. procured licenses and the Others will
probably follow,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

w ANTED-BY A RESPECTA BILE WHITE
wv girl. a situation TO take of one or two chill
dren; can give good references. Apply at 2i27 Il
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

EvOR SALIs--FAMII.Y, DISTRICT, COUNTY
il and State rights for DR.. Karshner's Improved
Electric Bath. patented July Is, lSse. Inquire at
ROuthwest cor. Sth and ID SITS. N. ". nl-3tf
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
Lying Tom James an Oyerrated
Man.
Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer.

Gath In Cincinnati Enquirer.
Talking TO prominent man In the Bank
and Safe Deposit Company Of tho Wander
bilts, over which ex- Postmaster James Is
President, asked him to-day how that bunk
was doing.
"Yery well," said he; 'the stock Is selling
at 100 or 80 per cent. above par"
what do you think OF Jnmes?"
VIC Is one OF tho most overrHtsd mon IN this
world. He has managed to obtain every Inch
OF the credit that Is due him wherever he has
been put. Wo thought no was n remarkable
bnainess man, but politics has unneryed
him."
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

IT is well to bear in mind as VIC go along
that Mr.. r. T. Merrick denies that Brewster
Cameron ever consulted him about the
Dickson-Bowen matter as Cameron alleged
in his affidavit Mr.. Merrick says that he
was out of town OH the date Cameron as
serts that he consulted with him, and that
he (Merrick) gave him Cameron Che ad-
vice to go and have a talk about matters
with MIR. Dickson, foreman of the Star.
Route jury. Mr.. Merrick is justly indig.
nant at Cameron for swearing to this false
hood, for it alleges an offense against Mr..
Merrick much graver than many for which
members of his profession have been dis
barred. Mr.. Merrick secs the unpleasant
predicament Brewster Cameron's loose
swearing is likely to place him in, unless
he takes prompt steps to set himself right
with the public and his fellow-members of
the legal persuasion.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

A GENTLEMAN of moro than ordinarily
acute observation, who has just returned
from two weeks stay in Pennsylvania,
gives it as his opinion that Beaver will be
third in the race to-day-Pattison leading,
and Stewart a bad second. We should not
be surprised to sec the observation of our
friend verified
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
They object 10 sunday concerts.

IVtNe IsUIIVT Ut TIC EttNtNU CFttlci
A feeling of indignation Is felt In many
quarters that tho Sunday concerts have beer
determined on by the Garfield Fair committee
Garfield himself would say "Let my monu
ment be foot less In height and honor the
day which Is honored by all the churches.'
Many who are giving valuable help Will serl
ously object 10 this part OF the programme
Can II not be changed? PEW,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

WE advise our Democratic friends not to
begin enthusing until well along in the
evening. Tho volume of expectation is so
large that there Is liable to be some disap-
pointment in the earlier stages of the
gpuut
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Thcatre-spoctacula melo'
drama, "The Lights O. London"
For,l's Opcra House-rhe Harrlsons
In "vlya; or, "a Sisters Sacrifice"
Theatre Comiquc-variety and tho
ttN,rromnnCpr.H