davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
NabuuufdIc.

gSbitebalt, N.sY., II. sluguit. it.-gin
nad) 9ate George beitimuter Bug couiSlrte
beute firth uabe Butnam nit elmer Grtra@
Qofomotiue. geibe eotomOtiuen purOen SER
triilnmsrt unb stpei BassOns BON Der gabn'
86idung biuabgeworfen. Son ben Eallas
aieren purbe Niemanb oerlebt, leSod) loli
elmer Der Gngeiiellten auf Der @rtra'yotomos
tipe ums Qeben gefomnlen iein.
gSaibington 6 ourtb on e, .,
II. Iuguf. &c 6radtjug uno elm Iiioltd
gebenber BerIpnen;ug Der Shio@Southerllz
gabn" itieBeu beute friib gu Parrot,ts Srol'
ting auf chamber. SRI. gtaontt @atr faa1
nm's Seber, NIB mebrere anoere Yerlouen
tn1trhpn ner1ai,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Gcr Gcfomdrft.

Nem Yorf, H. auguit. - 6plgeuOes
fino Die Shlubnotirungeu: @elo bra6te
2b-7 Broseut unb id)lob gu p Pro3ent.
Sterlinsz z@ediet 4.S54-4.85t auf go Sage,
4.eS&-4.89 anf Sidt. Sunbes>Sbligat
444.proS. 1141, 90. 4=pro;. 119s. - Ittten:
gSamS' Grprek 1394, Central Yacific 9955,
@bei. & Ohio 25, grie 40, 30. Brior. S0s,
9afe Shore 115J, N.sS. Central 794, 9tOrtb
@effern 144l, DO Brior. 165, N.sD. Genz
tral1G6, Yittsburg 1873, Geabtng 50, Gofs
Sslano 139, llnion-Yacifc 1174, gScterrr
Union 80. - llnteri9atanlts SilauS: Sartz
aelb SSO, ,023, ,546, @ourQnt S6,303, ,354.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
muttermprc.

2ebanpn, Sus.. II. Iuguit. - Cine
sSran, Gemeus Srtscoa, tpuroe Dor etliden
Sagen oils 9eidae nit serI6mettertem Sdd=
Del in einem Wiaisfeloe nabe oteier Stabt
aufgefunben. Sbr Sobn, mel6er gleib
nod Der GntSedung bic @egenb oerlieB,
rpurbe ais Der Sbat uerbdd|ttg beute in &eN
@iug, Riun., perbaitet unb bierber surid>
aebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Cine teranifhe S,p phseitsfeier.

Oallas, Yer, II. Inguit.-@tn blutls
ger &i fanS beute oil Der @reuie 3niiden
ben Counties Denton unb Dallas ftatt.
0rei Sriiber, Hanleus Steel, opponirten Der
Ibeiratb ibrer permittmeten SHUTTER NIT Ell
ncm setpiiien Green. 3pei 6reuuoe bes
0etteren unb elmer Der SriiOer puroen in
Dem aalnpfe t6htlid uermuubet, uub ciuer
Der Sermunbeten LIT bereits geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Ger GiSeubatubau in Wlerifc

Merifo, II. aug. = 8a bic pSehuan.
tepec.Giienbabnssislitaft" ihren 6reibrtef
perwirfte, bat bic Negieruns beidloilen, bic
8abnio raid, ,als moslidl, iclbit gu uoaencen.
Die Grbeiten tperben inter Der Veitung beS
friiheren Yrdfbenteu ber 0tepublit uno ieBi-
aen@ouperneurs BON Saraca, @eneralsEors
firio Sias, fortgeiett tperoen. Die 9eleus
id,aft ptrb fir bic bis iest pollenoete arbstt
unS fir bas Waterial gesablung erbaltell.
0elfino Saude, reiit bemnatft nad ben Ser.
@toaten unb europa, nm i'm auftrage Der
Neoieruua Sdieuen nnb Setriebsmaterial ,u
sou}en. - Die Solucas sOiuiiion Der mertfa'
niid,en ,.Nationalbabu" lit benz Serfebr croft
NET fporSen. gle eritreft fidl BON Der Saupt
sioht mad, Der Gtabt Soluca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Tamilieutraa6bie in 3pipen.

9oweII, Wlaii., II. Augnit. = Der 2Sz
iGbriae Sas. gS. Eeaie, Elm Sptnnereiarbeis
ter, feuerte beutc swei Saiiiie anf ieine Sat
tin, obuc iie ;u treffen, nnS idoB' oann iih
ielbft toot. gr mar benz Srunte ergebeu.
Beaie mar ieit 10 Sabreu psrbetratbet nnc
hiuterldbt eiue Sohter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Gcnater SIN i'm Sterbcn.

atlanta, Ga, II. 4usut. - 9as Scs
finten bes Senators Sill bat iid1 eutidtcben
peridlimmert, unS imSalle uid)t lpicoer eine
seitipeiligc giinitige gBcnoung eintrttt 10
ipirb er i6merlif lduger leberL ais bis ntors
gen ober iibermursen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
NrduSc.

Srpp, N.-g., II. ausuit. - Shos. Wic-
gauablin's Yapiermiible uabe Yittstomn
Corners sing beute in Slammen auf. Ser
luit $4,000.
Sobofen, N.zS., II. Nusuit. - Die
9ampfbobelmiibl Der SS. S. Sahagan d
@0bne brannte beute nieber. Serluit $l2,a
600, Ser5idlerung $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Grfruufen.

1Iefberton, Ont, II. auguit: -SOte
g4Slss. Gbparo 1ples, Sobu Snghlou uuO
gSm gSisSom ertranten geitern abeno IN
0repferieu, 16 Nieilen BON bier III 0olse
Ses 9cuterra zines Voote5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Cine Nulpermlble in bic euft
orffpdcu.

Sallejo, W II. ansuit.-9ie oar-
bp'i6e YulpermiibIe, ~ Nteile iiblih pom
bier, in ipclder nd 10 SDxuen Bulper be-
fanten, flpg furs mad II llbr D,ute @ornit=
tag in bic 2uft. Die Sriimmer Der 9ebaube
fingen Seuer nub uuroen pou tauotg ser
fort. SEQ. GSsrum uuo 6erris 9Rcarole
purren getobtet, uub superintendent u. ..
Sal crlitt lebensgeidbrlide Serlcsuugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Nua6ea= uno Sinner Gletoer.

9nfebofcn III 4S genfs. so gents. 81
Sents, 60 GentS. 81 Gents une bDber.
eanse 6pien Su 65, s5, 50 Cents unc anf'
.pdrts.
sineer.gln;iise ppn S1.5O auiiodrts.
anabensNn,i;se DON S2 aniudrts.
Semeentaillcn fiir 20 GentS.
Sn nnicre isinsn Sinsers9rdsen baben mir
Sas Weefyer febr tief einseiest Srsene elm i'm
Sauie befineIidber Rrasen 19 Gents; einise
eappn Gine 40, so une 30 GentS mertb. aber.
osrtauft miiiien nc tpsrsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
S6lpefel= =SGcer.

Der sSertb pUn Sdbwefcls SGSern ais Sell.
mtttel 9egen SdItaus foliage ocer anoeriUeitis
un9eIurben 3liidHb Der Sdut iClpie dcden Rbeuma,
ttsmus uu6 SidDt 1T ldngit uugeftGuoen. Der bsrs
itpnernte Gtnfu5 pieier Bdner dui bic 6aut 1T ebens
falls gut betdnnt. GIcnn's SotuefsI o. eife befiht
bieielben Gieenaften uo bepirft 6Giielbe Reiuitat
6efd,tsrpic, eczema, ,Gcne, SIN rpctiau @ rurfao
StdFe, Sdlsttub Euo dlbere SautzJ{rdntbeten fpers
ben nr1 etetelbe gdnSd dusgeme unb iie liubert
tdreu has 3!ptden BON Rbeumdtismus utb 3fdbt.
Nepdoies 1T oelebe eiu GusgeSeidHetes Seefufiiis
rtIn9s sittei fir berlnreinigte sileieer uno Betts
;cug, uno iie ertbeIt 9Rouz uuo aueerer 2euaeu
bic eantit gepaf6en ipereen cine benz 56nee &bnlie
SeBeunb 9etnbett. Sn Splge Res 8rbrauds 6erieIs
ben erbdlt Der Tetnt cine re4t amitbenbe RLar5ett
unb anaenetme Gldtte. Spnuenbrane. Sommers
fprpffen, 6irucn, lberb1ubt ale EeintiebIer bic
eutfernt iperben fprneu perten bur6 bieielbe aus.
9elpfdbt Serner III bic gefunnc Reinbeit tpelbe
otetebe nem Ielnt ertbett peit dn;ieherber ala ri,
erdbIi6e nrc unatiirIibe 8ldIie, pelde bardb b,,,
Sebroub bon Sdonbettsmltteln entiiebt.
mean butte fId Dor 56lId)ansen! - ZdbpefeI.
Seifstit na6sema6t pcrSen, uns has Publitum sptrb
CUR Spritt ermabnt, rur bic d9ts suuebmsN,
unS sn beatteu, rae sis einsige DrfatnaIs
8e;ei4uun GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP mit
pbistr AbbiIsuns fi6 aui oem umi6Iass ieSss
Stites befineet, pbnc weldbe feline 6cbt III.
Gum @ertouf i'm @usemeinen BEL Qpotbstern. SdnS,
Tern in gicheortiteln uno Watertalpaaren Al s5
Gents bos Stiid go Gents bic aiite, ent6altenS
Stiit, Elm GriparniB bon 20 grUsent per goa, NIT
SoraustesaHhIus, tOitet bic 8iits 90 Gents.
Ser Gigentbiimer fpiirbe fit Iebr frsueu,
3eugntlie III erbalten BON Berionen, tpel4e
@lenn'S S9pefelsSeife gebrauheu.
Sb8. 6. Srittenton allein. Gigeut5.,
wr. 1l5. 5uItonsgtrase. Rep.gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
1tmeiimitiees GrnStepetter in
NYtuuefpfd.

ct. 8aul, Nfinn., II. ausuit. - Gin
beute abenb eingetretener, idwerer @ewits
terregeu peruriaht geiOrgniiie i'm Setreff
Der gSaiSenernbte, oeren @iubeimiung CUR
,3eit in allen Sbeilen beS StaateS i'm Gange
1T. Gs lift no9 nift ermittelt, wie peit
fifl Der Rcaen erffrefte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Spbes Mlter.

Bottom, II. Augnft. - Sohn Wieansp
ifarb beute su SiiosSoiton am trontlhen
3heumatismus i'm Nlter BON 1O7 Sahren.
Gr bebislt ieius @eiftestrafte bis gum lsttsu
9ugeublide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12

Gee.
hicaao, II. auguii. - 0ie Sff5tere
hrs bier au9eefommenen S6raubeubampiers
,,Menomsuee" bert4ten, baB IN Der ytad]t
pom letten Sienitage, pabreuo ildl Der Dan
pfer mitten auf benz See befanb, etn Sd)nees
ftlrm eintrat, nad ceiien GnSe ieds 3oa
Sdnee aui bsm Serbed bes 6abr3euges laz
aer. Ginise Wiuuten lang mar Die Atnos
iphGre minterlid falt, allein oa Der Oampfer
raid, fubr, 70 gelanste er balb in eine pdr=
mere 9ufti6idt. Gine bidte ifwarse Solfe
bina mdbrenb bes Sdueegeit0bers iiber benz
Sampfer. Die Yaiiagiere beifatigen 4ngas
hru Ser Sffi,iere,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Sin Nerbpt aeaeu aodeuhaar.

Niontreal, Sue., II. Iuguit. - Siz
idluf 2afrede BON Sbree &iuers bat ben 0az
men Ieiner Si0ssle bas Srasen bon Soden
als iiirbhaft perbotefI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Staot Baltimore.
Stabts s@ontrpl leur Ganiant sablte
gsitsrn aus benz Stabtihate Die Suume bon
S13 COS. % nnS

Stabts@ ontr leur Ganiant sablte
gsitsru ans benz StabtiAate Die Suume BON
$13, 3,62S.23 aus.
Silfsbebiirftig.-S Sn lehr bebarf.
tiger Sage befinbet ftd 6rau Charlotte
Srauie, gir.79, gSationitr., tpobnhnft, rpelde
an Den Slatterr erfrautt oarnieoer liegt.
Shr giann befnbet iid ebenfaus idmer
franf i'm ct. SoiepbssS Soipital, uuO Der I'm
terbalt Der 6auilie liegt eiu5ig uub alleiu
auf Der 16.ldbrigeu 2ogter, tpelde sbeufallS
iranflid 1T. Sebe milbe gabe, aud bic
fleinite, tpiro bort uiItommen gebeibeu.
gSegen Sernadldiiigung eis
ner amtsp flihten puroe Sergeaut
SOgan bonn Horetpeiflihen Stationsbauie
ouf cine @o6e iuspenoirt uub uiro su elmer
anberen YoIiSeis eisAbtbeiluug ueriest iperoen.
Sermii f ties. = Gin benz 9rn. Sobu
@ci9uer in Sighlaubtoun geboriger Waul=
eiel purbe gefteru BON Der 9otomotiue
gir. 81 Der sFbilaoelpbia 8ilmiuatou-
Saltimorer @iieubabn" iiberiabren unb
mubte in Solge Der erlittenen Serlesunaeu
aetootet peroen. 3as perunsliidte Gbier
bate einen gSertb bon 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
gsresrap0if9e 9epe(ders.
sbueeiturm auf sem WfiAisan=

CBeri.e Ssr aHpciirtsn Prsiis" fir Ben .Gsutiasa
gorrsipcubenteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12

9onbon, 10. Iusuf. - Gtne Oepeidle
aus @onitantinopel giebt an, oaB iia Der
Sertreter 8ublanS's In Der @onferen3 NIT
Der @rflarung bes 9orb 9ufieriu i'm Setreff
Der Vanoung britiifer Grupen su SusS ;u'
frieoen gegsben babe.
Der britiieb.tarfifebe Weilitdrpertras.
@ontantiuopel, II. Iuguff. -9tns
fdtlid bes britiif Observation-Disclosures
III nod nidts SefuitipeS arrangirt. gad,-
hcm Saib Yaida Dem 2oro 0ufferin bic aHz
fdten Der Yforte iiber Die angelegenbeit
mitsetbeilt bate, unterbreitete ibm 0oro
9ufisrin cen pom 2orb @ranpille aufseiesten
Gntpnrf bes Sertrass. Gin giinitiges 8e>
iuliat miro erwartet Sie @onferen; uiro
mabriteinlid am WOutase ibre lesteS Steune
baltsn.
Gin ..b.iliser Sries" IN Marpffp.
MabriO, II. Gueult.-Giue BON porses
fern batirte Sepeldje aus Saugier mel0et,
baB ;ur .3eit in allen Sbeilen WalOffo's elm
nbeiliser Sries" gssen Die Gbriitsn gepres
bigt mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
NnNfDteH eIHtS uRrHUHItEH VEHIIWgHVHITHTY
Hber Die Sebansluna Sarfele's.

2onbon, II. auguft. - s8te oas yGtbe.
ndum" mittbeilt, bat YrOi. @Smar6, Der
beriibmte beuti6e @birurg, Dor Der uYb9toz
lugii6en @eiellidaft" in Siel cine Sorleiu lg
ii6er bic gebanblung bes uerftOrbeneu Bri
fibenten @arfielo gebalten. Gr erfldrte, Sc
neral @urfielo wiiroe nod am Geben iein,
menn er rid)tig bebanbelt rporoen pdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Riersn<R Rrdufhsitsr


S6merssn, @sisbarteit. 3uradbaituns tirenttalte
tamtett Abins. gries &C.. flIrrt e,ird .BuchuPaba-"
81. Del @pottstsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Weiie Nmsetgett.
0aaob!
"g cef TORS"
nieDrise Yreiie
fprecben fir itcb ielbit :!
u IT ii 9 E

NnsM9e
in Sass, psrtb $3.50.
III SIS, sam,wpflen, werth SO uns Sl2;
;u $3.50, aan;,pplIen. tpertb $1S nnh Sl4:
IN $3.50. san,wUnen. mertb $lA inb Sl6l
,u s.. ean;mplen, werfb SIG UNI SIS; p
III So, san,mplIcn, wertb SIS uue SEQ;
,u $40, san,ppasn, ,pertb S2e uns S24.OO.
Sie miiffen Serfanft tperben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12

unitre sinnenssIrtifti (rpas nod sauon uors
baneen) ;u 25 Gents pom Dollar.
e5eiireifte GpmptpirssiDde Is Grnts.
SBsiRe Ieiten ,u 25. as uns As Gents. Vile
nrfi Wlal taS aefpreerte GeIe pertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12

Serliu, II. ausuft.-0ie SS. SebeL
2iebtned|t unb Saencleuer iiaO in 0eip5ig
megen SeIdimpfung uub Seleioignng res
9unbesrutbes 3u Smei 0touaten 9efaugs
nt6 perurtbeilt morben. 2iebtnedt unb oss
iencleper itnb Ifitgliebsr pes &eitstages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-12
Gas britiid,e 9drldmeut.

9oubOnr II. auguft. - Sr. @labitOre
theilte beute i'm llnterbauie nit, bab iid) baS
Sau8 ON uadfien 5reitage bis gum "a. ODER
o6. Sttober pertagen tper6e. Su Der Serbit
ftuug piirbeu fcine @eiddite apeer ben
rsuen &egeln erlebigt iperOen, ipenn utft
anbere, Oriuglide 6rugen bis OabiH entitan-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30

The Edmunds law has clause
running against the voting qualif-
cations of a considerable proportion
of the mature population of Utah.
The act contains a section disfran-
chising pOlygamists-male and fe-
male-and it is understood that
these will not be listed
by the registrars, and their
names. where they appear on the
lists. are to be stricken off, hence
the voting strength of the territory
will be reduced somewhat. Just
what the reduction will amount to
very few, if any, persons probably
know. 1t has been asserted by per-
sons in a position to arrive very
nearly at the facts. that there are
$500 men in the territory each mar
ried to more than one wife. Taking
this number as correct, the dis
reimbursement would necessarily
run against 1900 persons, provided
Of course the husbands and
wives are all over 81 years
of age, which is the case
with remarkably few exceptions.
AS many of the men have each more
than one wife, suppose we allow
$500 as the extra number, making
10000 persons in all, and all voters
though some polygamists, as a
matter of fact, are not voters
against whom the DISTINGUISHING
clause of the Edmunds act runs. We
do not believe anyone at all &C
quainted with the facts will COM
plain Of this estimate as out of the
way. We then have 5000 citizens
of voting age, and 10000 of them
deprived of the voting qualification,
leaving $1,000 as the number of law
full voters in the territory. The
lists, if the registration shall be
made thorough and complete, will |
$4,000 names.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30

AN ARIZONA democratic paper
speaks Of the republican nominee
for superintendent of public in
struction as ga political crank of the
worst stripe. He was never any,
thing else than a tail to another
mans kite, and the only speech he
ever made in his life was written by
A. P. 1. Stafford. He has about as
good an idea Of public instruction
as a government mule has of as
tron0my." a republican newspaper
describes the gentleman as al that
is good and great, and asserts that
no man in the territory is compare
bic to him in the matter of fitness
for the Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Charles Foote, Administrator
Of the Estate of Edwin r. Burdick, de-
ceased, having fled bis final account Rs
such Administrator, in the Probate
Court of Jusb County, in Utah Terri
tory, and his petition praying for the
said Court to allow the said account and
to release him and his sureties from fur
Their obligation and responsibility In the
matter Of said estate, the said Court has
set Wednesday, the 23d day Of August.
AID. 1882, ct 10 O'Clock Am, at the
Court room in the town Of NeRhi, in
said County. the time and place for hear
ing said petition, when and where all
parties interested may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
In Testimony Whereof, 1 here
unto set my hand affix the
SEAL, seal OF said court at my Office
in Nephi, in said County, this
10th day Of Au4ust. AID. 1882.
WI. A. G. BRYAN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court, Juab
County, Utah. au11
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30

TIE CONTENTS OF the HERALD tnls
morning are a. follows:
1sr PAeE-Latest Kilograms Egyptian
News, etc.
ID PAeE-Telegrsphic News - Mi'oei-
lsneoue.
Sd PAGE - TelegrAphie NeWs-Ml'eei-
lsneous.
4TH PAeE-Editorisls ETC.
5rH PAeE-Secrets , Teller On NahsA
Education etc. :,
9Th PAGE Telegraphic News-Aiscel-
lsneous.
7rH PAeE-Telegrsphic News - hIehi-
gan Crops-Clicks, ETC.
9Th PAaE-City Council Proceedings
O. len Iron-Locsl Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30
@
STOVES


We beg inform patrons and the general public
that exclusive Agents for and carry regularly
stock line of stoves which unexceed in this Orany
other Territory State in the Union We are offering
them at prices that defy competition heavy percentage
of the population of Utah already using renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors both Plain and Exten
sion. Also, Charter Oaks-ROyal Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the well
known firms "The Excelsior Manufacturing Co" and
William ResOr and Co." The superior construction
economy in of Fuel, Heating and Baking qualities
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that
Ong theSe celebrated Stoves vii cupy position in
every well conducted household Utah
WIN. JENNINGS,
Superintendent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30

REPRESENTATIVE HOUK, who for
four years has represented the Sec
ond District of Tennessee in Con-
gress, has finally gotten himself
into bad repute at home. He has
long been regarded as approaching
a nuisance at the Capitol, on &C
count of his convivial habits and
proneness to talk when under the
influence of strong drink. Houk
has gone back home and "braced
up in the hope of securing repom-
nation, but he is confronted by a
circular address by son of ParsOn
Br0wnlOw, who openly charges
therein that the representative has
been too drunk to attend to bust
ness. Brownlew does not confne
himself to the charge of general
drunkenness, but specifies days and
dates, and even gees into the de-
tails of the disgraceful doings on
the occasion Of particular drunxs.
He tells how Houk staggered
across the floor. of the House." and
attempted to speak bat could not.
on account Of the thickness of his
tongue and wit; of an instance
when the Congressman was locked
up in the station house, being in a
beastly state of intoxicatlon, and
closes his address to the republicans
of the district as follows:
To re.elect him ia simply to agree to be
ntteI y deprived If all influence in the
legis alton Of the Country for the next
two years, and To- confirm the opinion al
ready freely expressed in Washington
BIZ those who do not know you, that the
msjoTity of the people of the Second Dis
trl~J of tennessee are an ignorant de-
sIadeh lt Of men. who are no better
than she Irrupt gutter drunkArd. calling
himself the Congressman from ID. Sec
ord District Of Tennt ssee.
Young BrownlCw, like his father
before him, is neither afraid nor
ashamed to be frank and plain, and
as his illustrious sire was successful
when candid and outspeken, it is
hoped the son will be likewise. The
man who gets drunk ought not to 90
to Congress, and one who is habitu-
ally under the influence of intoxi-
eating liquors should be given no
public trust. Mr.. Houk's habits are
so well known about Washington
that his brother Representatives
will not sorrow much should he be
retired at the close of his present
term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30
SALT LAKE DAILY HRRALl
WEpN EsDAY AUGUST 80, 1882.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30

SHILOH,S VIFALIZER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss Of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10c. and
T5c. per bottle. Sold by z. Q. N. 1.
Drug Store. G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
]. K. GILLESPIE,
REAL ESTATE & RENT AGENT.

Wanted Territorial and County Script.
Small HouseR to Kent or for Sale, applies-
lions daily.
PLAT OF GROUND OF 182 FEET
n frontage. a splendid location for ma
chine or wagon yard. Ii is soon to be onsl-
ness property. An excellent location for .
rov Of renting houses, Close to business and
bargain See for yourself. 98
d. COO COzY RUSTIC HOUSE OF FIVE
Ol 3OOO rooms. lot 5x5 rods, on csr line,
So o. 900 600 HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS.
pZ,OOO lot 10xI0 rods, on corner, south
front. splendid view, ETC.; goth WSrd.
600 LOT .8xlo RODS ON WEST TEN
0OOO pie and Sixth ~Outh streets IL
"a O00 TWO ADOBE HOUSES OF
S4,OOO. seven Rooms, modern style, lot
Sx1O rods of ground, hydrant water ETC., local
ny n I0s0rPISi ME HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
NtIU lot 10 rods Of ground, good well
Of water, fruits, ETC.; close to business, 9Th
"S oeOO ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX NICE
pZOOO. rooms, hail. etc.; lot 2hx10 rods
Of ground, east front, near depot. Fifteenth
a OOOA spFCULaT50 I :, A RI RENTING S1T1 O5
investment; will paw ~ per cent. with slight
repairs, A bargain foe person OF limited
means; good terms given. AZ
OH00 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
0OUU West Temple street, one block
from business. House Of rooms and lot
SxIO rods, soon to be business property. A
chance for q person Of business, Rti
lE0O FOR LOT 381o h9Ds SOUTH
IOOO front, between two ele iHant i'm
proySnents. A chance for one that wishes
pleasant home. First South street. %
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-30
EXCELSIOR SLATE PAINT,

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT 7
L having used and tested the Qualities
of the Excelsior Slate Paint, do nro-
nouDce it g number one article. both for
elasticity and durability and a good pre-
servative of tin and wood work.
Respectfully,
". Q. MORRIS.
T. Z. LITTLE. Agent. au8O
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

1t is not an easy thing to wash windows
so that they will look clear and well pol
ished, and if soap suds are used, it is quite
impossible to do it. The old-fashioned way
of taking out all tho windows and wash
ing them in s%oap-suds, and setting them
aside to dry, after the suds has been rinsed
off, is, to be sure, the easiest way of clean
ing them, but it is also the worst way TO
make them look clear and bright. First
brush them oil well with ? sponge or brush
that comes for the purpose, and then wrap
n bit of cloth about a sharp-pointed stick,
and wipe out the lust that adhcrcs to the
corners, den take some weak tea, boiling
: :, E~t auG. to it a tablespoonful of alco-
fcl and p ;cw ,,:opr of aqua ammonia, or n
bit n curb ,na'o cr ammonia the size of an
English ,~.a!I.at. Dip IL piece of sponge or
Innn !, or OF old canton flannel into il, and
"'" ~" glrss one way only until it shines
lcav. Wipe II OF with another doth, rub
ping it until well polished.