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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
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bes bodw. Serrn Captain 8oler wurben
am II. 0aai CUR GrSe beltattet. Der Sers
blidene mar Elm Y~rieiter mad benz @eilte
unb Ser,en Der Stride. Seine gauge Bers
I6nli6teit, ieiu @sien uno Wirtsn mai in
Der opierfreubisen Grfiuung ieiner prize
Iterli6sn Yhi3ten %aufsesansen. Gr bat
bes @utsn gar uiel sewirft. Was aber
Ieinen Werfen cine bSbere Weibe sibt, bas
lit Die Selbifloii9teit. nit welder er uabrs
BAIT @roBes poubra6t bat. Sin beilisnids
biser S9eiu lisst iibsr iein 9eben ansses
brsitet. Die ginmobner Oiefir6's baben
ibrem seliebten Ssritorbenen elm wabrbafi
sroBartisss @eleite seseben. Sang 0ie'
fir6 bat an benz @rabe 9eitanbeu. @i,
warsn fait seneist. ben eei6enjns ais eineu
Triumpb,us bes 10 allssmein beIiebter
Ysritorbensn AZ besei9nen. 6euerwebr,
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aefleioete Mdo9en unb bic ldmmtlid,
69aliussnb, idrittsn trausrnb babin
DEM Qeidenwassn fslste cine aabuoi
Mense betsnbsn Woltss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Gingeborene, un6 smar iolen ale Hacen,
bic SouanS in lsinen Golonien bat, mad
ibrer 2ebensweiie porsefibrt perSen. Der
Gindub, ben bic europdiide Gultur, nas
menHi9 Snbuftrie nnb bolldnbii6er Mdcrs
bau unb @artenfunit, auf bic golonien ses
nomme bat, wirb uns auf bieicm 6lede
DOR @usen sefibrt. Gin boadnbii9sr l1ns
ternebmer bat gum sltebsrHuB cine @ruppe
Don ilrinamiiden ginssborsnsn berbeises
bra9t, bic gu BEN Msni6snfreiIern 3dblen
fouen. Die Gannibalenfamilie, bas Obers
baupt berielben europdii9 setleibet, elm
Weib NIT einem affenurtisen &inbe, entitie>
gen eben einem Subrperte, ais mir ben
&aum bnr6manberten. Die MaEe brau>
men, i9mar3en, selben Bottles, Raffern,
Sinbus, Malapen, Gbineien, Sapaneien
iinb Sauaneien wirb auf bieier @usitellrng
beinabe %unbequem.
SIM Canal liest bort cine dineiiide
PradtsO i9unte, NIT Gbineien bemannt,
Dor Mnfer, bic ben guropaer auf dineiii6e
Mrt bar6 bic Candle Dol Mmftsr6am fabs
rem werSen.
Oas sues lit aber nur erft nnmeientIides
Beiperf su benz Maifip Der nieberldnbis
fden Colonial Tentooustellung, bas beiBt
70 piei mte MnsiteIuns. golonien unb
Grport weroen su einem iiberli6tliden
@anSen uerbunben iein. sic r~eprdientiren
bic erite Section unb mer6en bret @rippen
nmfa1en; bic erite @ruppe mirb iene @es
9enltdnbe entbalten, pel6e CUR otabemis
fden Grfldrins Der iibsrieeii9en @ebiete
unS our Guffldrung iiber bielelben beitras
gen. Die sweite @ruppe seist uns bic Grs
3eusniiie Der Ginsebornen un6 bic Yrobucte
bes Bobens /; bic brittle @rappe umfaBt gls
les, pas ben 0ertebr b%etriift, pom sroBen
9anbel bis gum Tauidbanbsl nit ben Gins
S%sborenen fe umfaBt susIei9 bic polite
fden. refpectiue Notwithstanding, Der
guropder az ibren dberieeii9en vt1ntertbas
men,. Oie erife @ruppe bat mieber iieben
Mbtbeilunsen: Geographic, Meteorolosie,
BObenbeidofenbeit, Mineralosie, Slora,
fauna, 9~lntbropolosie. Sie Grippe ii
1T nidt minber rei9baltis unb ipitematii9
angelegt. Sic entbdlt nidt weniser ais
sw6lf llnterabtbeilunsen: Sober, pel5er
fi4 fur ben iiberieeil1er 6anbel interslirt,
finbet bier unb in Der foIsenben @ruppe Die
sewini9te Musfunft.
grit mf Der boadnbii9sm @usitelung
perben, wie seiast, bic Oeitiden GINGER
maBen cine Yoriteluns befommen, ipas
Golonialbeft unb 0erfebr gu beoeiten bas
ben. 9ollano, England unb Sranfreid
baben IS iid bier anselesen iein %laiien, bic
Deutiden in elmer Sade gu untsrridten,
bic ibnem bislams ip3uiasen nod fremo mar.
as. Otl6. 3tg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Sir6fi6e g1enisReitem.
Snlano.

Vel DEM G0rre1p0noIrenoens un0 St>
nanaIsfretdr bes .. st.. &. Central ers
ems iinb fir bic lleberi9wemmten in
Seutidlanb bis iest i'm @anSen "a, 247.s
0s %einsesansen. Sine biibide Summe
s(m 25. Mai maren serabe 90 Sabre
~persansen, ieit gum eriten Wfale In ben
Der. Staatsn Die 81. Brieiternsibe ertbeilt
wurbe. gr itarb uor 80 Sabren, 1853,
IN Cincinnati.
GtiuaS fir Trennoe Der fransUiiiden
Gnraht. - Seit Der eriten Maiwo9e Sies
fes Sabres srideint in 81 o m elm fransOiis
i9es Mo9snbIatt snti9ieben fatbolii9er
Ien6ens. DaNelbe bat ben Gitel: lie
Moniteur Hebdomadaire" nnb bringt
anber midtissn Aeuistsiten aus Der emisen
Gtabt aud bic offi3iellen Defrete bes 3.
Stubles unb bic gnti9eibunsen Der Gons
gresationen BON ansemsiner 8ebeutuns.
Die tatb. Uudbdnbler $. g.. Piet q Co.,
TIA Weif Baltimore Street IN Baltis
more, Mb., baben bic Isentar bes Mo
niteur Hebdomadaire" fir bic Ser. Staas
ten ibernommsn unb iinb pom Ssrausses
Der in @om ermddtist, elm Gremplar bies
ies Blattes fir ben ~niebrisen preis Don
$500 per .Sabrsans an abonnsnten 81
p~erfen6en.
@r3bi6eefe Oregon.
Ser bodm'te Serr GrsbiIdof Sobanu
Sesbers pon Oregon unb slpoitoliiderB i.
Tar pom Sbabo, sibt in eilem !3irten0riefs
befannt, bab ibm elm 8reue oes 81. Saters
susesan9en iei, mad wel6em baS 1erritos
RUM Montana, bas bis iebt gu ben apo4
ffolii9en 8itariaien sSbabo nno Hebrasfa
sebOrt bate, in cine eisene OiOeeie umse:
wanbelt wir6.
0@r3biSeeie Mifwautee.
9ie ct. MitolanssG ,emeinSe in 8aeaOo
bat nit benz Uma 9eines 9roBen, neuen
S9ulbauies %bsspppsn. Ass,s,.4,V
d,Gr3bi6eeiea8 ltimorsa 81
0ic 6mperiora Court sab gunldnsit in
einem @rbl9aftsprocelie ein Veroift 81
@uniten bes bp9p'iten Serrn gr3bii6ofs
Moob ab. Die peritorbene 6rau Sarab
9. @implon bate IN ibrein Ieftantenfe ibr
Oer,nSaen i'm Wsrtbe uon $4,000 benz
Serrn grsbil6of psrma9t isnb bic Ser;
,panbten Der Grblaiierin 6as Seitament ans
oefodten, ~bsbduptsno, baB bic Srau sur
MfaHuns berielben bur6 9wans sen0tbigi
wurbe. Die Mbpofaten Der Sld9er seitans
ben In Der Gourt Elm, baB fe ni9t ben serinss
ften @runb bdtten, sesem ben 9errn gr5.
bildof cine iol9e 6lage Su %bebaupten, bo
er bic GrblaiIsrin niemals seieben bate,
nnS erfolsts beBbalb bas 8erbitt gu Gum
ften bsS gr3bii9ofs.
Grsbi6ceie New 0orf.
Sic vGatbolic &euisw" tbeilt nit, BAT
In Tolse Der Grfrantan9 oeS Cardinals
McGIoSfep bic auf ben 8. Sum- berufens
0ropinaials Spnobs bon New gort anfse'
f9obsn worben 1T.
Di6cefe Dubuque.
I'm Mount Carmel brannte am Sonn'
tao. 81. Mai, bic tatboliide 2irde ab,
Der 0srluit fol- ii@ auf $lo,o 900 belaa'
fen.
aQit ben ttrI&ieStnea Rir4eubauten II
tieler, DiSeeie ge1t 20 RAID ppran. 81
Centre 0rtpe III has uete @stteSbans ter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

nii9en 9itanei an, Bis Der Iiebe @ott einen
~seiesneten &esen ienbe, mas bic suten &as
tbOlifen natiirIi9 germ tbaten. limb wie
wurbe unier @ebet 10 rei9li6 Don Der Got.
tesmlitter belobnt. Nm Oiterionntas fling
Der Sauiewinb an gu weben, mas bier elm
8orbote besStesens lit, unb Montass Mors
gen fling es an 10 gu resnen, bas in fnrser
3eit Der goben seidttist mar unb in meniz
gen Gasen cine bubble CRIME Oede trus.
uPater" NidoIas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Denver Zephyr.

Denver, pa terrific wind
storm again visited the city at an
early hour this morning. A dozen
or more buildings were demolished
While the roofs of many more. were
torn off, and in some instances car
ried $50 feet. During the storm
another electric light tower was
blown down, and a car on the Circle
Railroad blown from the track.
Several persons were seriously
though not fatally injured. In
several instances roofs and debris
were blown il one direction, while
in the immediate neigh5orhood
others were carried in the opposite
direction. Another singular feature
the wind came in gusts, each sue.
ceeded by q few moments OF perfect
calm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
XLVII. CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 29.-IngallS presented
the resolution of the legislature of
Kansas asking the establishment Of
q soldiers home at the Fort Riley
military reservation.
Walker, of Arkansas, presented
Garland's credentials of reelection.
Ordered filed.
A brief executive session was held
during which a large number of
nominations were confirmed.
The Senate appropriations were
completed to the army bill to-day
adding 100000 to the amount ap-
priated by the House bill.
The doors re-opened shortly after
II, when the consideration of the
tariff bill was resumed.
After a long discussion the provi-
sion for extra duty on iron and steel
articles, manufactured or coated
with any metal was amended so as
not to apply to painted articles or
wire, and the extra rate be appliea-
BILE to other articles, was reduced
from d to Il cent per pound.
On motion os Allison the rate on
steel, not specially enumerated was
changed from 8 cents per
pound to 80 per cent. Gd
0GLoTen. The duty On nickel
in ore or other crude forms, was re-
duced from zoe. per pound to 15c
| The same redlction was made as to
nickel, oxide or alloy Of any kind,
in which nickel is an Ingredient OF
chief Value-ingots, sheets or altered
form of iron or other metal, covered
or plated with nickel and ware
made of metal, so covered
or plated, be struck from
the paragraph. An additional
clause providing for a duty of 8;
per cent. Gd 0Glorenl on all sporting
; breech-loading shot guns, and II
: per cent. adj U0loTem on forged sho
gun barrels, rough bored, was agreed
to-22 to 10.
Beck moved to fix the duty OF
} metallic pens, penholders and pei
} tips at 40 per cent. al UGlorenl
Agreed to-ayes p, noes 20.
The duty on manufactured ware
not specially enumerated was re
duced from 45 to 80 per cent az
0Gl0Te1n.
George offered an amendment
l providing for duty Of 10 per cent
+ adj UdlOren1 on machinery for tn
!; manufacture of cloths, Or threa
t composed in whole or in part of CO.
: ton hemp, jute and all tools, O
: machines used solely in manua
a labor.
= Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Ocean TerrOrs.

London, 29.-The bark Royal Tar,
from Philadelphia for Liverpool,
was driven into Penarth Road. The
decks were swept and other damage
done: one man was lost. Ten
bodies were washed ashore near
Penarth. The steamer is supposed
to have foundered with all on board,
twenty in number, near Port Hall
The vessel is supposed to be, the
steamer Black Watch, sunk Oh
Malmeshead. Twenty-siX persons
were drowned. She was 1897 tons
and belonged to Cardiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Must Reform or go.

Wheeling, w. Va, 2S.-A letter
of condemnation from Right Reyd.
John J. Gain, bishop of Wheelin ,,
against the. knights of st. John
German Catholic Society, this city,
was read in all Catholic churches
to-day, ordering all Catholics to
withdraw from its society before
March 1st., under pam of excom-
munication. Last September the
diocesan synod at a meeting in
this city, passed statutes forbidding
round dances aud the sale of beer at
entertainments given by Catholic
societies, and a PASTORAL letter was
issued ordering all Catholic societ-
les to enroll themselves as such anC
submit constitution for approval
by January 1st. All not doing 81
were denied the privileges accorded
regular Catholic societies, TIL,
| KNIGHTS Of st. John did not ODE
| its order and last Tuesday nigh
gave a ball at which beer was sol
and round dancing INDUCED in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
FRANCE.
The Republic stands but il
shaken,

Paris, 28.-President GreYy &C
cepts the resignation of his minist-
ers.
De Roulede, founder of the Patri-
otto League, just recovered from a
wound received in a duel, was to-
day again wounded in a duel with a
Journalist.
Fullieres and Jules Ferry are con
ferring with the president about a
new ministry.
Ferry declined to undertake the
the formation Of a cabinet. 1t has
been decided, therefore, to revert
to combination ministry under
the presidency of Fullieres. All the
state ministers except Duclerc, Gen
eral Billot and Admiral Jauriga-
berry retaining their portfolios.
Terrad Loen, minister of foreign
affairs; De Many, minister of ma
rine and interior, and Baudin, min
lister of war.
London, 2S.-The Times says the
resi- gnation of the French Cabinet
exhibits fresh catastrophee which
threatens the political Orange
ments Of the country and renders
the substitution of a more powerful
ministry a matter of exceeding diff
fieulty.
Paris, 29.-At a meeting of the
cabinet Fullieres was appointed
president Of the council and al in
term minister of foreign affairs.
In the Chamber of Deputies, to-
day, Fullieres explained the diver
| gence of views which led to the
resignation of the late ministry. He
said, Though the new ministry
was not yet completely formed, it
placed itself at the disposal Of the
chamber The interests of the com
try required that the questions
raised shall be promptly settled
Cassagnac and Delamott proposed
an adjournment of the debate until
after the appointment of a counsel
of war whom the department was
specially concerned. Fulheres re
piled that the bill before the Cham
Der was not military bill, but q
political measure. The Chamber
decided to commence the debate
forthwith.
There is renewed doubt as Il
what ministers will retain their
posts under Fullieres. The con
! structed ministry appeared in thu
. Chamber of Deputies to-day. De
q bate on the prosecution bill Wa
q commenced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
HeppY squaWs.

Washington, 29.-The secretary
of the interior has decided that,
under the law regulating the allot-
ment of lands to the WinnebagO
Indians, in Nebraska, every Indian
woman married to ali alien white
mau, and having children by him,
must be regarded as the head of a
family, and, therefore, entitled TO
the allotment Of eighty acres OF
land
The Supreme Court also rendered
a decision to-day, in which it is held
the law of Alabama prohibiting
miscegenation is not in conflict with
the Fourteenth Amendment of the
Constitution, or with the civil rights
Legislation founded on it, for the
reason that it applies the same pun
ishment to both offenders, white anC
black, without discrimination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
stokes Ambition.

Chicago, 2S.-New York special:
Edward S. Stokes has about COM
pleted negotiations for the lease of
the site.of the burned Park Theatre
Broadway, and Seventy-third street
for a period of twenty years. He
proposes the erection on the lot of
an elegant theatre. The plans of
the building which Stokes'proposes
to erect in case ne secures the lease,
call for a very handsome and sub
stantial structure, as nearly fire.
proof as such buildings can be
made. The Broadway front will be
occupied by stores and offices, and
the entrance to the theatre be on
this front. The theatre itself will
be about the same size as the
burned theatre; and be furnished
and decorated in a most elaborate
style, in the interior. MI. Stokes
saws, it will be richer and hand
somer in design and ornamentatio1
than any theatre in the United
States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
MutInOus Sailors.

London, 2S.-The British ship
Nar10haZeS, Captain Weston, from
California, October 4th, for
Queenstown, put into falmouth.
She had been aground. Five of
the crew has been arrested for as
saulting a sailor suspected of hay
ing given information in regard to a
scuf1e which occurred on the pas
sage between an officer and man
during which gun exploded
Wounding the latter. The officers
were compelled to carry arms dur
ing the voyage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Mace and sIade

New York, 29.-Tribune:. Mace
and Slade go to England on April
the east and south, and will exhibit
in Liverpool, Manchester and Lon
don. It is Maees intention to
bring his children back with him TO
this country, which he will here
after make his home.
Fox will endeavor to find a place
in New York where Mace can
establish a liquor store and gym
nasium, which shall be among the
finest in the city. In case the
match with Sullivan, shall have
been made, Slade will go into
training Immediately upon the re-
turn of the party from England.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
LATEST TELEGRAMS
COmMERoIAL
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York. 29-Money 3@4; GOvt's
irregular; stocks, strong; w. q.
1925; quicksilver 8; Pacific, Il; Wells,
Fargo, 1241z; n. Y. Central, 1915;
Erie 1919; Panama, 1877; D. s. K. u.
1917; Union Pacific, 992<; bonds, Il37s;
Central Pacific 81; bonds, 1l3H;
Sutro, e.
MINING STOCKS.
New York, 29.-Mining stocks dull,
with the exception Of Robinson and
Sierra GrAnde, which were active and
weak, Robinson 40 to 100, closing Is;
Sierra Grands $50 to Is; Navajo S6S@25;
Chryselite $50, Bodie 125. Sales for dsy
81, 629 shares.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 29.- Cotton quieter; Upland
5 11.16; Orleans 52s. Sales u 600.
London, 29.-Oonsols 102 1.1e@3. 10
Fours 1O57z.
PETRoLECM.
New York, 29.-Petroleum dull
crude, 7@H; refined. 7Sz@zs; united 100
COPPER.
Baltimore, 29.-Oopper lower, dull,
16A@17.
New York, 2e.-COpper quiet, 1905
TIN.
New York, 29.-Australian tin 2l1l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
HOUSE.

Washington, 29.-Under the call
of states a number of bills were
introduced and referred, also a |
number of privileged reports were
submitted, among the latter one by
Belmont, of New York. from the
foreign affairs committee, filing his
own minority opinion regarding the
Joint resolution recently reported to
the House by the committee. 1t
provides conditionally fer the ter
mination of the treaty between the
United States and the Hawaiian
government. Belmont takes the
ground that there are great objec-
tons to the interference Of Con-
gress with the treaty-making power.
He reviews the proceedings before
the House committee showing the
evils complained of in connection
with the treaty are not due to its
defect, but to the fact that consular
and customs officers administering
the law have been incompetent or
corrupt. He says the evidence goes
to show that under the treaty has
been perpetrated one of the most
colossal frauds against the revenue
of the government. In conclusion
| Belmont submits a resolution au-
thorizing the President to institute
an immediate inquiry respecting
the alleged frauds, and report the
result to Congress. He suggests the
notice to the King of the Hawaiian
Islands respecting the wish of the
limited States to terminate the
treaty be withheld until the Presi-
dent responds to the resolution OF
inquiry.
Thomas,Efro the elections com
mittee, submitted a report in the
! Buchanan Manning contested cast
! of Mississippi, and declaring neithe
: entitled to the seat.
Calkins submitted the views o.
j the minority granting the contest
ant leave to withdraw his paper
without prejudice.
At u o'clock the House,went int
committee of the whole and re
sumed consideration of the tari1
T bill.
/. Mr.. Butterworth, of Ohio, VIII
,, has charge of the bonded eXtenslo
n bill, said he represented. ip pal
Z, with other gentlemen, an lniere'
IS which paid into the treasury $1GC
o 100000, and which was now abs
e Iutely pros rated. Several reput
a. licans: Good, good.') You did nc
le say good, retorted ButterWort
in when it paid your soldiers viii
lg they fought your battles; you d
at not say good" when it put ban
ic ages around your wounded soldier
as you did not say good" when 1T pa
It. the pensions of widows and orphan
nd nor when it helped the industries
al New England PennsylYanla-o
so bankers, our boards Of trade, o
ed chambers Of commerce, our m
he chants, our grocers. We have ask
ey this House for three hours for &C
hit sideration of the bill for the rel
Did of the distilling industry, and
cannot have an hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Crime.

Cincinnati, 2S.-Four men, all
Kentuckians, residents of Coving-
ton, had a shooting affray on the
sidewalk, corner of Race and Long
worth streets. John Grumer, a
saloon keeper, was slightly wounded
a ball from his pistol took effect IN
the left breast Of Bob Elliott, glass
blower, inficting a mortal wound
Billy McCarty, one of the eomeat
ants, was slightly wounded. Only
four shots were fired. Arrests have
J been made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
NO 2O5

White-When did they ask for
three hours? They slipped a bill
through under suspension of rules.
Blackburn Il challenge that
statement and remind the gentle
man that the records show it was
reported unanimously from the
committee on ways and means, and
passed the house without a dissent
ing vote.
Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
$500 REWARD.
To all Sheriffs, Gonstables and
Other Officers:

SAN Francisco, CAL, Jan. 2,1s8S.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
psny will pay reward OF Five
Hundred Dollars $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction of each one Of the High
wsymen who attempted to rob the east
bound passenger train at Montello Sta
ton, Nevada, between the hours of l
and 2 O'CLOCK, this morning, January
twenty-second.
A reward will doubtless he offered by
Wells, Fargo &c Co., whose express csI
was assaulted, and messenger wounded
j. A. FILLMORE,
+ General Superintendent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
A ,49er.

New York, 29.-One of the sur.
viving '49ers, Levi Farnsworth, OF
Jonesboro, Me-, returned to his old
home few days ago, after an alb
sence of thirty-three years. tie
sailed for the Pacific in November,
1849, leaving behind him a wife ana
six children, all of whom were liv-
ing to greet him on his return, ex-
cept one daughter, who died twelve
Years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
Lost at Sea.

London 2s,-The steamer
wrecked near Swansea was the
AgneS5 Jack, from Sardinia, with
lead. A witness Of the disaster
saw the crew Of twelve men swept
from the masts. The steamer was
out of reach of rockets and unap-
proachable by boats. All hands
persisted, including the captain, who
stripped to swim ashore.
New York, 2S.-The schooner
Henry s. Williams, 104 days out
from Jacksonville, is believed to be
lost with all on board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-30
significant.

Boston, 29.-The Transcript has
had telegraphed from New York
that w. l.. Scott and Mr.. Geddes, of
the G. B. & O., and L. 81. Meyer and
A, j. Crossett, of the Pitts5urg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, have
agreed to enter the directory of the
Denver and Rio Grande.
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Suicide.

San Francisco, 20. = Merceo dis
patch: Ashley w. Wright, suicided
at Dover, this county, to-day, blow
ing his brains out. He was a
colonel in the Illinois cavalry dur
ing the late war, and has been SUBJ
ject for some years to fits of
insanity.
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NOTICE.

Parties having claims against the firm
of Needhsm s. Springer will please for
ward the same to the undersigned within
thirty days from date. All parties
knowing themselves indebted to the same
will please call and settle Immediately.
JOHN 81. BAILY, Assignee.
Salt Lake City, January 10, 1888. t
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Vienna, pa placard was
posted up few days ago in pub
lie garden in st. Petersburg, enjoin-
ing people to avoid places frequented
by the court lest they should be
hurt by something that might hap
nan
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Musn,t spar.

New York, 29.-The chief of po-
lice has issued orders to prevent the
sparring match between Mace and
Slade set down for tonight.
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SPECIAL Advertisement .
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A black Newfoundland Deg. 5 months
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