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benteu @arfelo bebaHoelten liegt in
gi3u, StuIien, am 9irnfieber In lritiihem
3ufuuOe burnteber.
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Sin ptrunsIiieFter enftibifTtr.

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Simmonos uno Cir CLAUDE be @respigup
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8abrt alletn fort gfad) elmer Qepeid5e aus
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GuropdiGde Sa6ef6eri6ts.
Der p,nme res iInaffen sphen,prrer

Serltu, II. Stunt. - Ser Sobu oes
YrtnSen @ilbelm tuurOc beute getauft unO
empfug Die Numen Srie6rtt g8ilbelm Sttz
tor 4uguft @rnit.
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Eefssrap6ifde 9epefGett.

8eri4te Der ,,Gfpctirten grsife" fir ben Gsati&sa
Gprreippnhenten'O.
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Reue llnrubeu in yunis.

Sunis, II. Sum-. frau36ftid)e Gos
lcnne inter benz General SauaiS tf in
Gol8e tes Margels an 98aiier ge3nuHgeu
gemeien, iid bon Der @ren3e pen &ripolis
SuriidSu3ieBeR. Ser 2IdSug bat 81 neuen
j3uianmenit0Nu Snii6en ben ireuuOli9 &C.
finnten &rabernuno 6en SniurgCnten gefiibrt
unb oieIe Berionen fiuO auf beioeu Seiten
get0otct iporuen.
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8ef, 10. SUM. - 3as llnterbau8 be8
ungorii6eu 9ieidstags berietb iiber eine
Betitiou Der Geb6rNen bon S3atbmar, iportu
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Der Gegierung empfteblt, Die erfOrOerliden
EOli5eis uuO SanitatsmabregelR 81 et=
nreiien.
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Bic eeSptif6e Trast.

aufrubr unS SlutpersieEeu in Aleranhrta. =
Der kritiiebe SoniuI ueripunStt uHe meb'
rere anrere @eriDnsn setSetet. - 0erfptfd'
aSafcba mad,t BEN llIemaS ben StanspHnFt
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miscellaneous.

Denver, Col, 24.-TTi6etlae' Santa
Fe: Senator John A. Logan. accom-
panied by Mrs. Logan, arrived here
this evening, and will spend a week
IN Santa Fe. Charles n. Rash. a
ranchman, living near Pennington.
New Mexico, was shot and killed by
Joseph Mccoy. The shooting was
in self defense, Rash being intoxi-
Gated.
st. Louis. 24.-General Sherman
stated during his late visit here. It is
his intention 10 leave the army be-
fore the law retiring him goes into
effect.
Havana, 24.-The authorities have
cOnfiscated the supplementary edi.
ton of Ell Trim face, containing the
reports of two speeches delivered by
the autonOmists, at the celebration
of the anniversary of the formation
of the party. becauses of the alleged
rebelliOus tenor of the speeches.
Advices from Santa Domingo say
that General LuppersOn has beer
appointed minister plenipOtentiarN
to the European continent, Will
residence in Paris.
Bangor, Me, 24.-The Jury in thu
case of Mary Glynn, on trial for th,
murder of her daughter, AN iilegit
innate child, returned a verdict 0
murder in tue first degree.
Boston, 24-The tariff commission
held its first meeting here TO- day.
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CITY ASSESSMENT

To the Taxpayers Of Salt Lake Oity:
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions of Sections Is and Is Of
"Ab Ordinance to provide for assessing
and collecting city taxes" passed March
18th, 1873, the City Council Of Salt Lake
City will sit as Board OF Equslization.
on Monday, August zS'h, 1882, at z
O'Clock pm, IN the Council Chamb Der OF
the City Hall OF said city, ITO determine
all complaints made in regard to the as
sessed value Of any property" as as
sessed for city taxes for the year 1882.
During It's session said board will hear
and consider any petitions which may be
presented TO "remit or Abste the taxes OF
suv insane, idiotic, inirm or indigen t
nsrson, to an amount not exceeding i've
dollsrs for the current year." agrees bic
to the provisions Of said ordinance.
Let ell persons take due notice and
yovern themselves accordingly.
In testimony whereof l have
bereunto set my hand and
affixed the corporate seal Of
IS. Salt Lake City. this 2lst day
of August, A. ID. 1882.
JOHN T. GAME,
90 Recorder.
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That Indian trouble.

Omaha, Neb., 24.-Br. McGilIi-
cuddy, agent Of the Sioux at Pine
Ridge agency. arrived here tonight
to see General Crook, on the Indian
business. He reports all quiet at
the Pine Ridge when he left, and
he found a dispatch here tonight
for him to the same effect. He,
however, states that while there is
no,6anger of immediate trouble, be
will not guarantee peace and quiet
for any great length Of time. He
has positive evidence Of plan
of confederation among the
Sioux to make Red Cloud
their chief, and he is working
up the scheme, although the prin-
cipal chiefs are friendly to McGilh-
cLddy, and opposed TO any such
movement.
McGillicuddy says decisive action
on the part Of the government is
necessary to prevent serious trouble
in the future. His life has been
threatened, and it is quite likely
that he will resign, as he does nel
propose 70 risk himself fOOlishIy,
He has learned that since he LEFT
the agency another petition is cir
culated against him, which, Like the
other petitions, was instigated By
white men.
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Political.

Omaha, 24.-The democratic con-
gresSional convention at CashoctOn,
Ohio, last night, nominated Hon.
Deriah Wilkins, Of ChurchVille.
st. Louis, 24.-The committee, this
afternoon, decided by a vote of
twenty-eight not to call state con-
vention. They will ally themselves
with the popular movement inaug-
ursted in Jefferson City some days
ago, and through which call for
convention will be made independ-
ent of the state convention.
Finlay, o., 24.-Tne republicans of
the Fifth District nominated l.. B.
Harris, Upper Sandusky, fer Con-
gress.
Topeka, 24.-The greenbaek state
convention to-day adopted a series
of resolutions reaffirming the ma
tional platform adopted at Chicago
ia 1880, and added platform in the
same or similar shape as adopted by
the national executive committee
at st. Louis last spring. Ex-Gov-
ernOr Charles E. Robinson, first
governor Of Kansas, was nominated
for governor. The remainder Of the
ticket is as follows: Lieutenant
| governor, i. G.. Bayne; secretary of
state, A. p. Elder; auditor, w. Z.
Garrison; treasurer, j. H. Ludlow
Encouragement, j. D. McBryan
superintendent of public instruc.
ion. J. S. Whiteman; Associ-
ATE justice of the supreme
court, ID. C. Uhl. The following
a ere nominated for congressman at
age: II. L. Phillips, John Davis
Allen Williams (cOlored), J. n
Ward. A state central committee
was appointed. Adjourned sine die
| DesMOineS, Iowa, "a Republican
convention, Sixth District, OF
yumws, Hon. NJ. E. Cults renOmi
mated for Congress. .~.-C-C-
!, Warren, Ohio, 24.-Tne republi
can convention of the Nineteenth
, District renominated Judge Ezra B
Taylor, of Warren, for Congress.
i Tifin, Ohio, 24-General William
: II. Gibson leaves tonight TO
f Maine. He will meet ex-Secretar,
! Blaine at Portland, and On Monda.
> next, at Biddeford, they will to
: gether formally open the campaign
r in Maine. General Gibson and Nj
Blaine are each to deliver twelv
speeches at as many imp0rtan
: points throughout the stGte, afte
+ which the former, and perhap
: Blaine, viii return to ente
+ the Ohio campaign. Governo
+ Foster speaks at Portland and othe
: cities in Maine during the last wee
r inethe campaign.
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ROBBERY And mURDER.
CO1d-B1OOded Murder by q
Couple Of Cool RObbeys.
TheyiAre Lynched by an En-
ragged hob.

Tucson, Texas, 24.-The Et r. spe-
cial from Globe City, Arizona. con-
corning the robbery and murder Of
Hall and DR.. Vail, says: Last night
at o'clock the sheriff brought in
from Rural ranch G. B. Hawley and
L. V. Grimes. Cicero Grimes was
under arrest here. All three con-
feSsed that they did all tile work.
Cicero Grimes was to share in the
proceeds, and consented tOhelp plan
the robbery. He went to the sum
mitsof the mountain and met the
express, and rode ahead of the ex-
press some distance, and gave sipns
to Uawley and L. V. Crimes, who
were concealed near the trail. When
the express arrived there they began
firing to scare off the messenger and
mail rider The mail rider, Porter,
ran off to get gun. Cicero Grimes
had gone into town, Messenger
Hall had no arms, except rife
without cartridges and pistol with
beltsof cartridges. The messenger
hid himself, and young Grimes and
Hawley broke open the box, getting
$4,000 in gold. They started away
with it. w, 7. Vau,son his way to
his mine, rode on the scene of the
robbery soon after, and while look
ing around the trail, the guard came
back, and not knowing Vail, shot at
| him. Vail, thinking he was at
tackled by one of the robbers, rode
on and overlook the robbers. They
played friendly and said they were
going to town, and Vail, being
afraid, went with them about half
a mile, when they shot Vail three
three times in the back. Vail died
soon after. After this they were
overtaken by Messenger Hall. Be
pretended that he had been shot at
by Indians and wanted protection
to get into town. He went with
them some distance, carrying a pis-
tOl in his hand all the time. They
got Hall between them and HaWley
shot him in the back. Hall shot
five times at them and then they
literally rld6led him, shooting eight
balls into him. They then divided
the money. Grimes took his and
his brothers share and then they
separated. There is a thorough
chain of circumstantial evidence.
Treasurer Lacy, Sheriff LOther
and others worked it up. Too great
praise cannot be given to Lacy and
LOther, and also J. 2. Gabriel, and
their assistants. The mob were de-
: termined to have all three. Cicero
) Grimes has wife and a large fam
. lily here. While L. Y. Grimes and
). Hawley were out with the party OF
Z citizens and officers hunt
! ing the treasure, Cicero
q Grimes made a statement to the
crowd, who were determined on HE
+ death. Fitch, a young lawyer, made
a speech to the mob for Grimes. fol-
nearly two hours. He was followed
by D B. Kennedy, Rev. i. d. Colo
> fee, and others. The officers finally
got Cicero Grimes away to place
> of safety. The crowd then took
= Hawley and l.. Y. Grimes and
hanged them. There was not mucI
|, noise. Hawley died game; L. Y
= Grimes broke down at the last. Tn,
q town is all quiet this morning
= Cicero Grimes will be tried at TIA
= next term Of the court, and is SUR
of long term at Yuma
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IN READING AND FILING THE
~ petition of Emma E. s. Kelley, sd-
ministrstriK Of the estate of Julisna
Sims Gamble, deceased, praying for an
order to sell certain real estate belonging
to said estate, and particularly described
in the inventory on filein this Court,
It 10 ordered that ell persons Interested
IN said estate appear before the Judge of
the Probate Court OF the County Of Salt
Lake, Utah Territory, st the Court Room
of said Court, in Salt Lake City, on the
End day of September st 10 o'clock q.
M, then and there to show cause Why
such order should not be made.
Aud 1t is further ordered, that q copy
of this order be published in the Ssii
Lake HERALD, . newspaper published in
said County. till the ED day OF Septem.
Der, A. ID. 1882
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. Angus
22nd, 1882.
<. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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TOreSKn.

London, 24.-ThOmaS Fent0n,
second mate of the Era, died in the
Aberdeen Infrmary. He had been
suffering from cancer on the lips
throughout the voyage.
Limerick, 24.-The corporation of
Limerick voted the freedom of the
city to Z. Dwyer Gray.
Malta, "a. Tic troop snip OF0n-
teS, with the sick and wounded from
Alexandria. has arrived.
Wright Il Son, wOrsted spinners,
of Bradford, failed liabilities, el70,-
900.
At the wool sales to-day, $500
bales were disposed of, chiefly New
Zealand Adelaide and Cape. De
mand fully sustained; prices firm
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New York, 24.-The Post says: 4.
company has been organized under
the name Of the Great American
and European Short Line Railroad
Company, with Norvin Green IS
president, with q view to shorten
ing the sea trip between this
country and Europe. The plan is
10 convey passengers by rail 70 .
noiut On the eastern coast Of New
found, steamers to be taken at a
point on the western coast. Ireland
Is distant only 1,e40 miles. It is
thought three or four days will be
saved by this route.
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Another DefauIter.

Providence, r. L, 24.-Henry J.
Hall, paying teller Of the Rhode Is
land Hospital Trust Company, con-
fesses that he is a defaulter In S2I,-
900. The stealings begun in 1875.
The defalcatlon was discovered
while Hall was absent en- a vaca-
ton. He spent the money in ex.
travagant living. When arraigned
in the justices cout, he pleaded
guilty and was held In 9S0,V0e for
trial. He Is amember Of the com
mon council.
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kRVE Ind brain DISEASES

~ a G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ IIeatmenk . specific for HyEterkn, Dis
- SsSsse, Commissions, Nervous Heaaaohe, &o0-
49, ~ DEPRESSION. Loss Of Memory, Prematurv
~ age, caused b. Over-exers1on, ovoE-indu
s excuses or overworlI q tne brain
We boz viii cure recent eases, Hsch box
eeaA1ns ons months treatmAat One dollar
NooK. @ ak beKes eJr Eve do1aAra. sens %
snei Pfep&sa on recei % Of priee. We Easran-
oi9sx boxes 70 curo any case. Wf{h each
Soas recet1e1 - as foF s1x boxes, accon.
20 I'd Vfth i've dollars, we VIZ sad a.
p0<ohae.r cur written guaEautee 50 rokurn "a.
Rooe9 u ths troa4mert doesp~1 eject = cure,
a1xsse tssusA only By 1.ll0. MI. DruQ
SDese. ALT Lake Ctr, ,.saan $50
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pany with Lord Charles BeresfOrd,
VIII be of immense service to the
English staff when the inevitable
collapse Of Arabs power begins, as
they can discriminate between the
real traitors and those merely
forced into rebellion.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery of the body
of the late j. ID. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9Th.
CONN BROs.
ESalt Lake City. Aug. Z. 1882.
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OALMER & MARTINS EMPLOY
L ment office. All kinds o. help fur
nished on the shortest notice. Book
keepers. Clerks, Hotel Men, Canvassers.
Agents, Mechanics, Laborers and
Coschmen constantly on hand.
Office. first door west White House;
P. o. Box 1912. jy2l
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CONTRACTSI

Parties desiring to obtain Con-
tracts on the Pleasant Valley Rail
road, can do so by applying imme-
diately to Peter G. Burt, Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
5. CoDdie. Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted $50 Teams.
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Not Guilty.

Ludenberg, Va, 24.-In the Car
land trial for murder, IN duelllng
affair, a verdict of ''not guilty, was
rendered.
The Commonwealth US. ". w.
Boswell. and John A. Roche, sec
onds accessory to the murder, ADD
son, commonwealth attorney, en-
tered a a0lIe proSeQNe and the
accused were discharged.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, !
COUNTY OF SALE LAKE. /

1hAe co1s4r % Of G Sa1E LAKE. Sc.
I, z, Bockholt, Clerk of the Probate
Court, in and for tie County of Salt
Lake, In the Territory Of Utah, DO here
by certify that the foregoing is q full,
true and correct copy Of order appointing
time for hearing petition for order salt
real estste In To matter OF tie estate II
Julisna Sims Gamble, deceased, as APP
pears OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereuntc
set my hand aud affixed the seal OF said
Court this l22nd day of August, A. d
1882 d. BOCKHOLT,
[Seal. Probate Clerk.
SW.: Darke Co, Attorneys.
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WANTED.

A number of mules suitable for
street car railroad. Also, some ex-
ira small mules suitable for work
ing in coal mines. Apply to o. p.
Arnold, Supt. S. L. c. S. r.
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A New Position.

Peterson, n. J., 2L.-The coroner S
jury found James Kennedy guilty
Of ma1slaughter for neglecting his
children while sick with smallpox.
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Crininaa CaIeudar.

Vieor "f.-0ver 100 women are On
trial IS ,,.Oss BeekskIrck, Hungary.
ceArged with poisoning thvir husbands
The guilt Of hirty-tve women has been
proven.
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FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY
we will offer our entire stock of ellen
CANT millinery in our retail depar--
ment. E. AUERBACH &c Bro. =
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Shelbyville, Kys "a. = Aeck
Julian, brother Of Hon. Ira Julian,
committed suicide by shooting.
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Denver & RiO GPaHds Railway.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

On and after Monday, Oath Of July,
1882, trains will leave and arrive at Salt
Lake from temporary Station, corner
Second South and Fifth West Streets,
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
All points between ]
Salt Lake and Zoo am. Gas PM
Pleasant Valley.
Bingham & Alta z8O am. S15 p.m.
HENRY WOOD,
jy2S General Superintendent.
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EaICK LAYERS WANTED.

Good brick layers wanted; en-
quire at Elias Morris.
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Order appointing time and place for
hearing petition to sell real estate.
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In the matter of the estate Of Juiiaua
Sims Gamble, deceased.
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WANTED.

A first clS barber. Apply at
barber shop o opposite Theatre.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of County OF
Sat Lake. Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-25

MRS. NJ. E. RANDALL'S SELECT
N School will re- open on Monday,
Aug. Dist, 1882. in the Morgan College,
opposite the l4th W ard Assembly Rooms.
For particulars inquire Of NJ. Z. Ran
dali Principal, College Building. R16
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-25
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OFFICE OF eES'L SUPERINTENDENT.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
The COmpaDy's Once in the Wasatch
huildin,, for Building a Brick Machine and
IS5.asting Shop, Brick Blacksmith and Boiler
Sbon srd Frame Freight House aRd Plat
so~rns Plans Bnd specifications may be ex-
smined in the engineers once. Bids must be
E1r each building separately.
'0' HENRY WOOD,
40 General Supt.