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UNDECIDED The question as to
the acceptance Of the Judgeship by
Mr.. Conkling is, 1t seems, still unde-
cided, 80 far as the public are in
formed. A Washington correspond.
emit Of the New York World under
date Of Saturday, says
Tonight the President received
word from MIR. Conkling declining the
seat on the Supreme Court bench.
Inc facts in connection with the ap-
Pointment still appear to be misunder
stood, or misrepresented. What the
President did intsrd d TO do aud what
he did net intend to do in the matter
OF this nomination have been subjects
OF much misguided speculation. lie
intended to compliment Mr.. Conkling
with ~ lofty . place as was in his
power to bestSw. He did not make
the nomination as mere compliment
with the expectation that the homer
was to be declined, nor did he intend
TO treat seat upon the bench Of the
supreme Court as though it were a
bouquet. be Bestowed the honor, as
ne believed, NEST worthily, and some
OF the friends of Mr.. ConkliDg With
out consultation with the ex-senator
led the President to believe that the
place would be acceptable and aRreea-
Die to Mr.. Conkllng, who has been
somewhat weary Of the mad whirl of
politics"
That is very explicit SO far as it
goes ; and seems to have been
written for the purpo.e of excusing
tie President; but the excuse is en-
ttrsly too late, and makes the matter
look even worse for the President,
should Mr.. Conkling reject the ap.
pointmsnt, while it has subjected him
TO the severe criticism of such Sena-
tors as chose to take the opportunity
70 comment unfavorably upon his
character and qualifications.
1t has heretofore been the custom
to teAdsr appointments to gentlemen,
and If they decline the compliment
no harm is done. But in tho present
case the President has exposed him
self to considerable censure in un-
covering Mr.. Conkling to his enemies
and also bstraying Senators into expos
ing their angry sentiments over a
useless official act.
But another correspondent writes
that the President Informed him that
he had heard nothing from Mr.. Conk.
ling; SO the matter stands. 1t 10 pre-
samed that the question will be de-
tsrmined to-day or tomorrow. But
what would be the result if Mr.. Conk-
ling would neither accept or decline,
thus signifylng to the President that
his nomination was a mere piece Of
ofhciousness to be treated with con.
tempt7
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

A MOST HORRIBLE and thrilling
story Of the sufferingS and persecu-
tions of jewish family in Russia, il
said to have originated in the fertile
brain Of one Of the members of the
rsportorial stan of an old and intiu-
oAtiAl Philadelphia newspaper. Will
Aot some of the other numerous blood
eurdling tales bear Investigation? If
1t is fact that this story has been
cooked up" to mako The paper sell, it
iS burlesque on reporting and should
receive the censure Of the entire Press
Of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

EADs SHIP RAmwAY.-The Com
mittee OF the Senate on Commerce
have startled some Of the rep0r tsrs
about the Capitol BY reporting 10 favor
Of guaranteeing ak per cant. interest on
$4,000, ,0OO bonds for the ship.railWay
OF Capt. Eads across the lsthmus. The
COMMITTEES must have been furnished
with strong evidencs Of the feasibility
of this work, or they would never have
reported as they .haYe done. Should
EAds accomplish the work projected 1t
will be an achievement that the Govern
ment will be proud Of; and the irst rail
way that the world has witnessed for
transporting ships overland, from ocean
to ocean.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

FLOATING CoFFINs!"-Ths n. York
Herald the other day called AttsAtion to
the fact that, through . defect 10 the
United States inspection laws, there is
no existing authority to prevent the,
owners Of foreign shlps from sending to
this oountry worn out, worthless and
unseaworthy verssls. These vessels,
through this oversight OF the American
laws, carry passengers and freight from
and to Americas ports without let or
hiudrancs, although they are in daily
peril Of going to the bottom. That there
are several worn out iron steamers OF
English register now engaged In trading
from New York 10 . notorious fact al
though, IS q ship builder said yesterday
"They are floating ooGins-metallic
baskets you might call them"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, at its session in Cincinnati
last September, appointed commit
tee to revise the ritual Of the work Of
the Order. The Committee was in
session in Baltimore last week and
has finished its labors. The revised
work will be ready for the use of
Lodges by the 1sC OF June. The
principal change requires the working
of all subordinate lodges in the third
degree.
The Congressional Naval Commit
tee continued their tour OF inspection
of the unfinished monitors now living
at Cramps shiPyard, Remington, and
at the League Island Navy Yard, on
Saturday, with view to ascertain
their present condition and the facili>
ties of the Delaware river iron Ship
yards for completing them.
Itis understood that Governsr Oams-
ron, of Virginia, will Call an extra session
OF the Legislature Of that State upon It's
ADJOURNMENT to- lay. The ohjOt Is to pass
Redtstricting bill and other measures.
framed in the RsaCjuster interest.
Twenty-Five puddlers In the Iron
Works At Harrisburg, refused yesterday
TO light their 6r because of an order
Issued on Saturday allowing them pay
osly fer finished irOn. 1t bss thsrstofore
been the rule to pay fer the metal as it
came from the furnace.
Twenty.Sight Of the forty-stx nemberS
to compose the Demosratlo CepRr,s.
stoDal Committee have been seleeted
After all are chosen General Rosscrans.
chairman OF the Democratic caucus, viii
call the Committee toGssher for the put
pose OF selecting an executive COMMITTEES
and CHAIRMAN.
Late lsNt night neWspapor rsports,
called upon the President OF the Upited
States, and Ged him "If he would tell
him wnat he had heard from ex-sspator
OonkhDg with regard to The lattsr's
nomination rs Associate Justice Of the
United Stats Supreme Court" The
Pre.ldent replied: There is noIhinQ to
tell"
Tho Legislature of Utah on Saturday
adopted . concurrent resolution calling
territorial Convention on the 10th OF
April to frame State Constitution for
Utah. elect delegates to go 60 Washino-
ton and urge the admission Of the ne "
Stats; nominate and provide for the
election OF State Officers and Congress-
man, and tate such other steps As NAV
DO necessary In the ease.
A convention Of 'loDRshorsmsp was
held yesterday in New York to copsidar
measures for perfeotinP a system OF
"boyeottlng" against non-union men who
compete with union workmen.-Ata a
meeting Of New York coopsrs yesterday
afternoon, 1t was announced that n set
tlemsnt had been effected with ali tho
employers except one. A Communication
was rdceived from jersey City stating
that the employers there had granted
the demands Of the men except In few
minor particulars.
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"a Girls Choice .

lt was in drug store OF course. All
interesting incidents occur in drng
stores, that's nearly all. She wa pretts
with blue eyes and golden hair. one ~
that kind Of beauties the poet would bavs
called an "augel," but the fact that a
colony of piDplas on her fair front,E-
piece ptecluded all thought Of q celsstia a
tslDg. BowihR timIdly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne'S Ointme en- |
for skin disessss," and upon reoei vinS A.
vanished like the morning dew hefors
The Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

Mr.. James g. Blalne's special mission
to South America, like HIS "brllllapt
policy" IN general, came to grief. Tho
guano and the nitrate deposits OF psor
Peru were not sesured for she payne nj
Of the Land-eau claim, and the patriots
who shouted loudly for war against
Cali, unless she came down handsome
y and accepted MT. BlAine's terms, are
now in mourning. One hundred aud
fifty million dollars would have brought
much happiness to Mr.. Blalnes admir-
Ars
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

FAT FKRs.-An executive document
has been printed, containing copies of
all papers recently called for by the
House Of Representatives in relAtion to
q claim of Cherries Ewing against the
oSags indians for services rs attorney
under contract approved by the secre-
tary Of tho Interior, for which Mr.. Ew
ing has already received S71 sol 68 and
expects s5,257 81 more,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
The Odsesa OUTRAGE.

In speak ing of the outrage near Ode,
So, The Newark "Ledger" concludes Al
editorial as follows:
at is most unfortunate that any Al.
tempt should hAvebeen made to give ,
party colorlng TO matter Of this kind
fer we do not for one moment believe
that any conside able number Of ouI
people OF any party class, or race would
desire to SHIELD tho perpetrator of suct
shocking outrage from the just veage-
ance Ct violated law.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
A Pointed Reply.

From the Middletown Transcript.
The Aornang NeUs ks: "Can tn.
Dom0crAts save RSdden?"
If no more of them are put on the iurv
that tries him than were put on the Nal
jury, they cannot, that is certain.
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ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL srEAmEPs

NAAEO oAAHHb MAIL BTEAMEPS
Sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AnD GLASGOW. VIA To,
DoNDERRY.
Cabin Passage, $50 to $50, Returns ain
to $40. Second Cabin, S40 RE- SAsV
turn Tickets, 916.
Steamers sail every Saturday In ana c-,r,
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIKEoT Ai
Cabin Passage, 466 to sos. RetuTns sim
and Rl20. SAO0
Steerage passengers booked at lou ratas
Passenger accommodations are nnST
colled.
All Statero9ns on Main Deck.
rom Germany, Italy, Norway Sweden.
Denmark, &C. n'
or books OF Tours in SostIano nR.tos
Pisnsi &c, apply to HENDkRSOH
BETTS.i Adams Expr ess, WiImlneton.
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DUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at No. los West Seventh
street, On w
FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1882,
parlor, sitting, dining roonn and ktt.,..
furniture. Marble top suits. roseNood
meiodeon, plain bureaus, bedsteadS. he'd =
and bedding, brussels, ingram and stSIr
carpeIs. clocks, Is lbs. butter, @ gallon
many other goods. @no
Also, MS Den tai furniture, ,instru m ents
lathe, &C. oenSh'
To commence At o a. m. Dental Roods
Will be sold at Up. m. SoouS
r w s,,.. 8. MARSHALL.
H. W. stidham Son, Auc'rs.
marl-5ts
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Public
sale on the road leading from Whining
ton 10 Ohadd's Ford, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1882,
att O'Clock in the afternoon.
some Of her household goods, as follows.
stoves, one of them good cook stove
drum, some rag carpets, chicken feaI
ther bed, chairp, tables, tubs, clothes
Wrlhger, iron bound vinegar barrel. Ix
barrels with 10 gallons OF gooI cider
vinegar. lot OF air tight fruit lars, stone
Jars, large size sewing machine grain
bags, a lot of chickens, clothes pTeSs.
clothes basket, hackle, venetian biinds
OH shades, wash stand, lamps, newer
soand, tn mix pans, buckets. large preaerv-
ing Kettle, dripping pans, knives and
forks, looking glasses. good wood saw, 2
axes, garden rake and hoe, / scyths.
slothes line, clock, sad irons, butter tub
scales, print and good many things loo
tedious TO mention. CondTttOns fnade
known on day OF sslo.
ADALINE P. HENDRICKsoN.
samuel Garrett, Auctioneer. In
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber viii sell at Public sale
on the hl andy farm, on tho road leading
from Wilmington TO Hare's Corner, one
and half miles from the former place,
near llare's Cerner Station, New Castle
Hundred, un
TUESDAY, MARCH l4TH. 1881.
at ten o'clock, a. m,
a head OF good work or driving
H horses 10 head of cattle,
~ NsmOnsst them are IA nnnue--,SS
AA head OF mileh COWS, "kHN
AoIne win be fresh by day oi M
ale o OF these cows are thoI.uM ~
oughbred Jerseys; / Jersey nelIsr 8
months old Jersey bull coming three
years old these Jerseys are ali regis er d
IN herd book; = hslfera Is months old by
Gu. u.rnsey bull; yoke OF young, we'll
mated good size ~OTk oxen, 8 head Of
order, one mix wagon, one no-top
buggy, two slelghs and bells, two iarm
wagons, OF cart with hay bed, horse
carl, peach bed with springh, endless
chain horse power and ihresiIeF, Silver 4
Denning hay cutter, turnip Gutter, w heat
drill, turntp drill, Buckeye reaper and
mower, combined horse rake, corn
shelter, Germ marker, plows, harroWs
culLiVators,cor coverer, measures grain
bags, ladders, hay block and rope, 2 seLs
ofwagon harness,2 sets of single harness,
cart and plow harness, double and single
ees, forks, rakes, shovel hoes, pick
and spades, white oak horse trough, y
ieeG Iona, barrels Of good cider vinegar
grall4 fan, hay and straw by the ton. Ne
postponemenL on account OF weather,
plenty OF cover for all.
TERMS All sums OF $50 and under
cash over that amount credit of eight
months on purchaser giving a bankable
note with an approved endorse.
VIM. w. BTROUP.
l.. W. Stidham 4 son, Auctiontsrs
marl- td&w
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DUBLIC SALE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH. 1881,
At IL O'Clock sharp, as follows:


At IL O'Clock sharp, as follows:
a Two good horses. Ne. /, iron
n\ gray horse, eight years old,
HM large size, excellent draft horse
~AA-6Ss and will work anywhere NO
z, iron gray mare, eight years old, splen.
did driver and worker 10 head ,GfxNu,
OF cathe, consisting orc good milk ftYH
cows Arefully selected for butter f3IAzu
making qualities. all In profit, Some vi
them with calves by their side, | bull, ls
months old, heifers, z OF them extra
stock, 8 shoats. Farming implements,
&C., l tWo-horse wagon, ROod as new,
l horse cart, l market wagon, /
rockaway carriage, l side bar buggy
nearly new, no top buggy, two-hoTse
sled, 2 Rleighs. new Champion mower. 1
steel tooth horse rake,l Van Wick le rain
fan Pennosk corn sheller, 2 twin har-
rows, plows, on Syracuse, as good as
new, cultlvatorH, hay rigging, good OF
Jokes 2 gsod grain cradles, wneelDarroW.
grind stone, OK chain, cross-cut saw, b n ok
saw, beam and pea0, straw knife, forks,
shoVels, hoes, rakes, double and single
trees, spreader.
set stage harness, 2 sets lead harness.
set cart harness, sets carriage har-
ness, double lines. collars, bridles, etc.
Niagara cook stove No. Z. Dairy M,
lures and many other articles TOO tedi.
Gus to mention.
Conditions of sale are as follows: All
sums under Sl0 cash on all above that
Anount credit OF six months Will be
given by the purchaser giving q note
with approved security, payable At the
National Bank OF Newark, bel, with
interest from date u net paid when due.
BENZ. SINGLES.
r. Jen. Scott, Auctioneer. IL.
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MONDAY MARCH 9. Issa.

aNTHRED AT WILMINGTON Posr.oFFTcJ
As gEOoND-uLAss MATTER.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

IfOR RENr.-Fhe large thre0-saOry
II store and dwelling, No. SIS Market
street. Possession on 25th OF March.
Apply to @. p. JOHNSON,
" 4l6 Market street
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

LNOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
n A street. 50 feet by 81 feet Inches.
and Is n. on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near Railroad Avenue, South side,
Z, Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Heald street. Apply At Il6 Market street,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-23

on SUNDAYS
Leave salt Lake City at Q am, II, noon,
and AIS pm. returning leave Garfield at 1890
an, 80 pm. and 50 p m, arriving In the
city at IL 30 u. 2.36 pm and $50 pm.
Excursion Tickets to the Lake and Return /,
SanaE CAY, on ans TT in, SOC. Chill
dren under 10 years Of age, 25c.
". W, RITTER, SUp't,
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IT is TRULY WONDERFUL

II Is TRULY WCNDEkFUL
To see what Improvement now exist
Is compared with railway trsvel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only TO
select for his route East, the populaS
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN p L.
You are landed by the Union Poetic
Railroad In the Union Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
b NV. Palace Train, composed Of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready TO convey its passenger
through Iowa and Illinois, and intC
Chicago Gliding smoothly alons
over the superb track OF steel raj
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted In this train, on,
scarcely discover the high rate o.
speed which he Is riding. Trains o.
this road are always on time, con
nections sure. and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety ant
easy In travelling, win find tn
North Western" in excess Of thei
expectations, and the greatest Of 81
routes 20 Chicago and the East. In
Sist upon Ticket Agents selling 20!
Tickefs Ga this Road al agents sel
them. Examine your Tickets and "a
fuse to buy II they do nct read owe
this Road. II you Wiah tho bee
Travelling Accommodations Fos
win buy your Tickets BY tAis Houte
TAND W.T. TAXI NC
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A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden q
2. 10 q. %. from Butte.
GEO. W. THATCHER, supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-23
Political.

Albany, 22.-Delegates to the sts'e re-
publican convention were elected to-day
and understood to be acting Cornell
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

TIVE PRoPRIKToBS TAKE PL1AsUk
i IN announcing " the puene thAs t1S
have romOdellod and roatted tne o2eVs
Ia Dinirg Rooms are spacious se9 tne De-
81 Meals will BE served Hight AAo aaO'
Bi2gle Heals, Syo
list LzAehss (As per Carl, Soe
Raan aad Beard, $50 to % per aay
ere to eI3 PEI IssA.
NaaYH "a PSF week
Pa Bar has been removed 70 the north
nS HotsI and foaT Billiard Tables added %
hS aocoHnod ntion Of kuesssI ana V no'
GS1a A. DoDlHCH = CO
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SaAPETE VALLEY R. R.

The journey between ali settlements in San
pete Valley a1d Salt Lske City made in one
day.
TIMETABLE Commencing Junv
1St, 1882.
Leave Wales 905 a.m. Arr. at Nephi l1.2e am.
Nel hi 205 p.m. - Wales 4 20 pm D..
Thus connect ( with the Q. G. Z. r. psssen.
gor train, sundays excepted.
Stage arrives at W sles at am. and leaves
at 80 p m. for all parts OF Sanpete and Sc
vier. m28 T. S. CAHILL, Supt.
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probe nit bem SYrup tat nod bas Get.
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SHUTTER bsFsst. Sn alien Gpotbstsn 81
babsu; 25 esnts Die 6laihs.
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@arten id1uen 81 ialian.
Serr Snbrf bate bic Sfeinsn temsrit,
pie iie poriber3c9en uno nit einem leh
ten Seuber lie ous ben Nuasn perlcren.
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anoeren Ridtuus, ecrt, por benz Sitter
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neu einen Qafaien berbsirief. Der gang In
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te. Der ulte 0err fpradIe einiae Bcrte
3u benz Wanne, morauf oieier nit elmer
leidten Vsrbeusuns Fd wieoer entfernte
Gdon rpclIte D,alten, bes peresblihen
6irrens miioe, anfbreden, alS ct p!Sblih
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fraste:
SIM Safe es ben teibeu Sinosrn 6reu.
De MAIDEN fcllte, ben 0artsn su ieben, &c
eirfen iie nur ereift eintreen, Der 9err
Scnsmer5ienrasb pia es eerne stlaubeu
uno i'd bin beauflraet Fe gu fitren unb
lbuen eaes su 5eisen.
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