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MEDICAL, &c.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07

GUrrEAU's HoPE-Mr. e. III. Reed. the counsel
Tor Guiteau, this morning had an interview with
The prisoner at the jail and at the close the latter
told Mr. Reed to ''yo 70 the PreSI lent right away
and get IL done at once and IL Is thought that he
meant 10 secure executive interference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07
Young MEN.

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excidbltty, &C.. send two stamps for Cur questions foR
self examination and our new book
The LAWS OF LIFE AND HKALTH."
IA 1l7 East 18th street New YORK.
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LATEST ARMY ORDERS.-SecOnd Lieutenant ChaS
D. safterfe, third artillery, is detailed as profess
sor OF military silence and tactics at the Michigan
military academy, Orchard Lake, Michigan to take
encct July J. 1892. and VIII report for duty Accord
ngiy, relieving Second Lieutenant George r.
Cecil thirteenth infantry, who viii join his COM
paDy. The leave OF Major Joshua 3. Fletcher IT.,
xod infantry, Is extended three months. Leave OF
Capt ain Charles W. VIII nls. assist ant quarter
master, U.s. army, is still further extended fifteen
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07

EXCURSIONISTS SUPPLIES.
BUSINESS THIS SEASON.
Fresh line Of CANNED MEATS, FOWL and FISH.
FRUITS. CRACKERS. PICKLES, summer WINES.
At Low Prices.
WINNERS,
ms 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07
INHoMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

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Administrators Of estate Of Thos. L. Hume, deceased
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

St. Louis, 18.-A special 10 the Globe
DeRvcTGt has interview with willard
q. Lowell, of Cleveland, superintendent
of the railway mail sci vice Of the Ninth
district. Lowell was questioned con.
corning the agitation of faster nail time
between New York and San FraaciscO.
The postmaster general has recently ex-
pressed his desire to do SO, said Lowell,
speaking 10 that effect at dinner given
him at Chicago, by the board Of trade
there, but l don't know any move to do
go. It would Of course be necessary 10
confer with the companies and negotiete
with them, as increased speed win call
for cutting of cars on these particular
trains, as we'll as add to the expense of
running trains.
What do you think the future has in
store for the time between New YORK
and San Frsncisco?-I expect to see the
mail carried from city to city in three
days and half. 1t now takes about
seven. Think what q difference this
would make to business. If the Bank of
California sent draft for 81, 00e, coo to
New York, they could have the use of
the money three days longer than they
do now. Then, business man sending
cash from one place to the other to meet
business Obligations, would get the same
benefit. In the simple matter of business
the amount saved would be beyond be-
lief
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

Chicago, Washington special:
ConklinR doesn't appear at all satisted
with Arthur, and some Of the remarks he
has made in private conversation do not
indicate by any means tha intimacy and
confidence in each other the public has
for some time supposed to exist. Conk-
ling hss q very sarcastic way when talk
ing with aristocrRts, and always delights
them by shrewd take offs. he is an ex-
cellent mimic, RAd apparently has very
keen eye for the weaknessesef prominent
men. he is epigrsmmstic, and given to
inventing expressions to describe his
likes and dislikes. 1t was be who in
vented Feather heads" to denominate
half breeds. He invented an entire vo-
cabulAry Of expressions to describe
Hayes. Conkling has since invented
expressions describing the present Presi-
dent, and one that will probably be
heard OF again. Said b. the other day:
"Arthur is the prize OK Of politics, all
he wants is Q blue ribbon around ais ear
to complete his character. Look at his
sst, red, smooth face, his rotund figure,
his finely combed hair and perfect
groomery."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC
GIadstOne's Defeat.

London, THE defeat Of government
in the House was due to OBJECTIONS and
the abstentioE Of liberals, many, who not
expecting g serious controversy upoE the
report of toe repression bill, especially IS
Psrnellites had withdrawn, left the
house early in the afternoon. Several
liberals voted against Gladstone.
5Oschen abstsined from voting. Eight
Irish members viewed the division from
the galleries, and notwithstanding the
entreaties to vote with government, re-
fused to come down. In the divi-
zion on the third residing of the
repression bill, w. Ii. b. Portman
and George Russell, liberals, also voted
With the dissenters. Supporters Of gov
eminent do not think q ministerial crisis
will result from the vote, So Gladstone
feels the vote WAS especially directed
against himself. If Gladstone, however,
should 90 through the form Of resigninR,
It'll understood his resignation would not
be accepted. Liberals attribute the defeat
10 bad management on the part Of their
whips.
The Standard says the division has
not overthrow nor ought TO overthrow
the ministry, but is another nail in their
coffin. Il should convince Gladstone
that be is not absolute master of the stu
alton.
The Times says the division is not to
be interpreted as vote of want of conf
dence. Government have fulfilled their
pledge in introducing the amendment.
1t was not party vote the House gave
yesterday. The proper course would be
for the ministry to accept the decision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Cable Clicks.

eofa. 8.-Prince Alexander has de-
clared his readiness to release Cancaff,
eX-prime minister of Bulgaria, If he will
promise to abstsin from agitation.
Amsterdam, Sit is feared the Dutch
ironclad Adder has been lost, as the body
Of her pilot washed ashore at Ymaden.
The adder is q second-clsss vessel, 400
horse power engines.
London, Sat the NARROW regatta
HillsdAle crew beat the NARROW crew by
q clear length. The Coottham crew was
scratched.
Directly after the start the Hillsdsles
fouled the Marlows badly. The latter,
however. did rot claim foul. Hillsdsle
went rapidly ahead, and after leading at
one time by 100 yards, won easily by d
length and half.
London, S.-Returns issued by the
board of trade show that during June
British imports incresse compared with
June last year by &706, GEO, and that
exports increased in the same period
e., $780, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
miscellaneous.

Ottawa, THE COLLAPSE OF the tenn
porary trestle on the Canada Atlantic
railway killed three laborers aud wrecked
five cars.
Concord, Mass, Z. No material
change in affairs at the state prison.
TbOmaston, Maine, 7.-Sail makers
are on strike demanding So day.
Boston, 7.-LoDgshoremen (uaion and
non-union) sre on q strike.
New York, 7. = Delegates to the
Chicago convention are notified to call
for the 500 Grant medal.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has ordered agents to increase the rate
for freight from 25 to 80 per cent. in
consequence of the proposed closing Of
the Suez canal. The order is sent to sill
agents in the east
The ALTERNATE Fertilizer Company
is financially embarrassed. The company
was incorporated with a capital stock
Of 50, 500. 900.
Wheeling, W. Va, 1.-THE body Of
an unknown woman supposed to be one
Of the victims OF the Scotia disaster was
found in the river west of Wheeling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Republican Senatorial eau
ems.

Washington, IAN adjourned caucus
of republican members of the Senate was
held tonight to determine party action
in that body in regard to the House bill
for the reduction of internal revenue tax
alton and the general subject of tariff
reductions. The caucus was largely at
tended, and the following agreement was
reached, with substantial unanimity:
First, that the House bill for the reduc.
ton of internal revenue taxation be taken
up for action by the Senate Immediately
after the pending appropriation bills;
second, that all its provisions as amended
by the finance committee and cited by
the Senate yesterday receive republican
support; third, that the finance commit
tee, tomorrow, prepare an additional
amendment (Which will also receive party
support in the Senste) and probably com-
msnd majority vote in the Senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

Chicago, s.-A special from Piedrss
Negrss, Mexico, says: This evening
news was received of battle between
eighteen contrabAnds and forty soldiers,
acting under orders Of the custom house.
The contrabands were overtaken by the
troops ten leagues from here while in
comp. Half the troops attacked them
mounted, and the others opened on them
from the rsvine. The contrabsnds fought
desperately, losing two persons. Of the
customs party one Ceyetteyno Gonzales,
fell. Upwards of forty bales Of goods,
forty horses, nine smugglers and num-
Der of guns were captured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Political.

Dubuque, Ia, Rev. r. Foster, con-
gregationGl minister of Independence,
was nominated by the greenbsckers as
candidate for Congress in the Third Dis
trict.
Ashland, o., TAT the 596th ballot
the second days session Of the republican
convention of the Fourteenth District
Hon. Z. A. Horr wss nominated for Con-
0roes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

Omaha, THE HerGld'S crop reports
from thirty-eight counties show the
harvesting OF rye and barley has begun
in the western and southern counties. and
all crops premise fair yield. Corn,
oats and wheat show an unusually large
yield. In three counties where damage
was done by hail t. I'm is recovering,
and the yield Of the . ,ounties as whole
equal last years average. Fruit will be
abundant along the Missouri river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
The Excursion Horror.

Steubsnville, 8.-Three more bodies
were found, making "a.
Wheeling, S.-Seven bodies were re-
covered near here from the Sci0to wreck.
Four more were taken from the water
seventeen miles below here. 1t is reported
that eight others were found nine
miles above. Many Of them are not yet
identified. The search continues. Each
discovery increases the list of deaths, rs
few of those identified were known to
have been on board. One whole English
family are now known to have mbar ed
on the boat, and sll went down. The
four bodies found to-day are now at
Wellsburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
TFiBhismg.

London, 7.-Harcourt, home secretary,
denied that bloOdhounds will be used in
Ireland for tracking murderers.
In the House Of Lords, tonight, the
repression bill passed its frat reading.
Dublin, S.-Five hundred fresh pls-
cards Offering 100000 reward for the dis
covery Of the murderers Of Cavendish
and Burke, were posted to-day.
Official returns now show 1872 suspects
in prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Another steamer Disaster.

New York, THE steamer Break
tOGter, bound for Lewes, Delaware.
crashed into the excursion steamer
Plymouth Rock carrying away the stern
Of the latter. The Plymouth Rock ran
to Staten Island and landed the psssen-
gers. The BredklOGter proceeded to sea,
carrying off four of the Plymouth Rocks
passengers, who lesped aboard during the
excitement Of the crash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
The Corruption Fund.

Chicago, Washington special; State
organizations among department en-
pioyees are responding to Hubbells cir
cular, not only with money. but by the
adoption of resolutions condenning those
employees who will not help the party.
It has been semi-oticially announced
that the republican committee intends to
send campaign fund circulars to women
employees, and their contributions will
be returned to those who receive aud re-
spond to them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Houses 10 REM

Ter. Noorado House, CT sixteen furnished
tt,s-,s' On Corner Of LIST East and Sd South
Fc,na-., Win lease for one or two years,
0Oiars enquire at my of1ce.
Bonn Vtl Un style house Of seven rooms on I'd
~ ~ SIS per month.
La :. and bedroom on LIST South. three
r. A' OF Deseret Bank, SIC.
eie,Se Of seven rooms, close to business:
n sSn' hydrant water, SIS.
eiga Splendid residences from seven To
Pc IN aOoms each, beside buttery. closets.
aotS- 'ar line. Rental from. $50 TO SIS per
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

Cleveland, AFTER Editor COwles, Of
the Leader, had sued Bishop GilmoEr
for libel on account of letter cent by
him and published in the Penny Press.
the bishop republished the letter in the
Catholic Universe. Cowles has begun
criminal libel suits against the bishop
and the Universe. Warrants for their
arrest has been Issued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09

$1,000 HOUSE AND FARM OF Is ACRES
IN American Fork two and half
blocks northwest Of railroad depot. Acre
and nall lot and adobe house of four large
roo rs and hall; good log Rranary and ste Ois;
IL acres in wheat and acres lucerne. close to
railroad: WILL SELL WITH CROP ON IT
FOR 81 200, The house alone ecst s, 400.
$1,000 A THREE-RO9MED ADOBE
W W house, with rock cellar, all well
finished, mosquito frames on all doors and
windows, good blinds left in, kitchen foor
lined with adobes over cellar and piastered,
lot 3zxl0, in splendid cultivation to small
fruits, lawn and fumes; water runs by four
days out OF six, 10th Ward. sanitary arrange
ments perfect.
nRN AUhEs OF GOOD LAND IN BIG
i Field, close to Alma Pratt's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
ARaxIsher Lynched.

TrsdelI, Tex, IA negro named
Taylor yesterday outraged Mrs: w. z.
Eigh, threatening her with knife. He
was pursued by citizens, arrested and
lodged 10 jail at Meridian. Last night
masked men broke into the jail, took
Taylor and hung him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
> Lieutenant Melville.

Washington, 1.-THE secretary of the
navy received tonight the following tele-
gram from Engineer Melville, dated
Irkutsk: Arrived at Irkutsk with Min
dermarn, Morris and the relics. Missed
Harbor on the Lena; sent Bartlett to
join him. Want permission to return
home.p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Ftendish.

Cumberland, Nd, 7.-Unknown par
ties attempted to wreck train on the
Eckhart road by placing rocks on the
track. The coal dug by the Consolidated
Companies imported labor was trans
ported over thisiroAd.I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Fighting - False Prophet.

Alexandra, Three thousand Egypt
ians under General Yussif, attacked the
false prophet. The Egyptians lost 2, 600
men, four guns and 5000 rifles. The
false prophet with 7,OOO.me are march
inc on SinnRr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
GLENDALE PARK.

b'- o.s and laid off in 4J-acro blocks with
.-4 .sVenues and streets: to bs sold in anv
5s--. from 5-acre lot 10 100 acres. for cash
tirbt ~ " iour years time, divided into forty
'aoni-.s y AMY payments. Call at our Office an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
A Live Princess.

New York, 9.-Princass Toulouque, of
Hsyti, arrived to-day. she will soon
visit Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
on her journey to San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
Building Lots

SoOO AFULL LOT IN TWENTY.FIRsT
QOVO' Ward, perfectly level, two blocks
from Brigham Street, good soil.
TWO LOTS ON 1ST WARD BENCH.
An ACRE AND A QUARTER LOT ON
"A the First Ward Bench
G0O0 LOT 6x4 RODS, IN 18TH WARD, ON
QzOO street car line.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE on FRANK
d0E ~ L A FULL LOT on BRIGHAM
90OV street, IN the 11th Ward. Cultivated.
90 000 HALF LOT BETWEEN WEST
9Z,OOO Temple and LIST West. finest or
chard, well fenced.
Of ground, with house and improve
ments, in Fairview, Sanpete County. Call
e e9S 20 "a a BUILDING LOT IN THE 18TH
DOOO Ward. rods front by 615 rods
deep. An extra rod frontage can be secured
LOT IN THE Sd WARD, s1Ix2O RODS.
n on Sd East Street, which we have to
sell soon at some figure. Call and see Us.
o00n A BUILDING LOT, 5x10 RODS,
NAOO half block from street car track,
2lst Ward. Water right.
VHTE HAVE ONE WHOLE BLOCK, UN-
w improved, on the Goth Ward Bench, for
-TEO A VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
SIOO ing site on Third South street,
215x20 rods, in close proximity to Main street,
flowing springs on the ground.
ocnn LOT 7x7 RODS, TWO BLOCKS
SOOO from Main street. Eligible build
RUMDING LOTS FOR SALE, ,8s OR 40
ID feet front by s. feet deep, in rapidly
improving locality, and close to business.
S GI T1U HwHoLE LOT OF "a ACRES
MIDU in the 18th Ward.
M1nC A CORNER LOT IN THE TENTH
O0EJ Ward; nearly 70 square rods Of ground
For Rent.
A brick house of FIVE rooms; close to Main
street. will rent only to q small family, and Tor
at least six months; SIS.
A house Of four rooms, summer kitchen,
clothes closets, ETC.; close - business; nice
shady plac Q, sl5.
A house Of seventeen rooms and cellar halls,
and every convenience tor hotel; one block
from Main street. Is placed at q low figure.
Considerable fixtures can be bought cheap
$50 month.
Office: 90 Mafn Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
THE AMERICAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q,
Early Frosts in the Garden.

We have few days Of early frost. in
which the very tenderest things are killed
/ of, aud then follow days, often weeks OF
the most delightful weather, in which the
plants that have escaped the first frost, are
At ,herb,st. II is very dishear,ening to the
amateur to see his beds Of Coeus, and hi.
Cannas all lump and iiieless. while he hardier
Gerauiums seem 10 laug b at the disaster. So
far As We have noticed, this is the usual expe-
ricuoe. and II occur, so regularly each year,
taal II seems worth while 90 prepare FOR the
earl, frusts, IN order to prolong the enjoy
menl Of the garden. The earl, ,isita,iun,.
though sufficient L. kill the teudercst plants,
are - slight that thcy may be easily ward
ID -. Whatever may b. placed over the
piaut, TO pre,cu radiation Of heat, will
answer. The taller the plants Of course
d, mere difficult It J, 10 pra,cc, them We
base, preserved bed Of tail CauuAs. b, SET
ta- q .t. taller pole m the center, ,.ing a
Sheer a' j.. middle to the pole. and letting
tie sheet hang over the plants, a.. edges
hrus supported - them. Bed. Il Co.eas
and other tender plants ma, De- readily pro-
'ce "a p, ssrap.r,. "a up p, III. <. plac' d
here aal there iu the bed Indeed IN early
autumn. the newspaper j. mos, useful
Horticultural. appliance. not onls in the dow
II garden. but 10 the vegetable garden
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
Wearing Flannels in 10, Weather

4 checked persp!ra,ion Is bad and there
fore hanneis help to keep up the even action
Of the skin. A man hard at work in red
flannel shirt in the open air, may be much
cooler than person in seersncker or linen,
who has nothing to DO but read and fan and
complain. The body wastes less, accord
ING 20 DR.. Jaeger. land renews itself more
slosly when clad in linen and cotton than
IA aanneis." The thin wool keeps the skin
more active. How needful this is, in cases
Of cholera when the blood leaves the skin
and goes to the !rritated cenIers. is plain to
be seen. The uncomfortable, chilly, sudden
attacks Of illness. on hot nights, from over
indulgence IN eating, sudden cooling of,
exposure on the water in the late evenings,
can frequently be entirely cured by wool
en- bandage and enyeloping the whole body
N a wooden wrapper 1t will BE- hot. but it
will cause .he skin to act and divert the
body's attention from ITS aiiing eenters. so
that pain and disturbance may be routed in
good sleep and morning waking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
What Milk Cows Give.

Cows that are compelled to perform much
muscular labor as going far to pasture, or TO
roam over a large area in order to fnd q
supply of food, or TO climb mountainous
pastures, will be found to give milk deficient
in butter. with an increase in casein. So
when cows are poorly sheltered from the cold
and exposed TO driving winds, the butter
and sugar of their milk i. consumed by the
respiratory process in the effort of nature to
keep warm. The cattle of Switzerland.
which pasture in exposed situations and are
obliged to use much muscular sxertion,
yield very small quantity OF butter, but a
large proportion of cheese; We; the same
cattle when stall fed furnish large amount
Of butter and very little cheese. The kind,
quality and quantity of food supplied to the
COW, together with the atmospheric influ-
enoes and general surroundings, have much
TO do with the character of the milk pro-
dueed.-Foos and Health.