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LIQUORS.
TO.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
ALCOHOLIC 80 per gal, an per high wines.
WHlSKY-Rcctined 00@Dl 80. rs per proof
sour mash. one year old, 80: two years old 4,
1902 90; three years old, 2 1902 30; fancy, OK.
ira old whisky, COOS 10. rs per age
WlNE}-Claret In Cases 2 006o5 o., per quail
ity; Catawba, per gal o0c0l 10. Port, Good 90:
sherry, per gallon, 0OCDi co. Madeira, per gal.
Ion. 6Od5 90; white wine, In cases, bN1l6 90.
CHAMPAGNE jules Mum 4 Co, - OO6D.9 90;
Heid,ick, In basket &c 00a2s 90; Krug, IN has
ket 20 W@2S 90; Domestic champagne. : 0Oa
II 90.
BOTTLED BEER-St Louis quarts, IL 90
pints, II 90 Budw, iscr own size, T. 80; pints
IL 30, Eflapger beer, quarts, - 70, pints, 10 90
key beer, 4 IS.
ALE-sock ale, pcr dozen, Oo@2 Is; Porter
per dozen, 00m2 25.
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A Xsuna
A lmber of le -
in Il MohawItr =

Sung. Objsctiad b, ,,bing
chopg 50 COZ ous alv ON
min but Injections wser
Att getting z Water on
a MVan No'poped down u
oust airing u, and took II
hedusrlers, tall Young m. 7
molunlortups ian his Companion
all his artpf 'othing were IA 4
wiJhe excelof a paper collar an
papf shoes others had LOST RI
pat, and 81 tnem had been relic,
OF jhirt. Quill young map was !,
di essing ina. His compani i
d1ed VIII garments they had a
darted ide in their exceedina
ujue toil tall young man SET !
" to wot secured a -four bar.
bie the u and got in. A .,1e
CDR, a pNoes and the barrs,Tr1,i3
sthted hi In this manner sun sun
tuerd holnein the field. neneveI
Won n~ 'pe of his 81 d.eressiug pre-
Gimentbt arrive However, unit
hS,niontaneA a,,racted the atlen
~ Of s,bgs. The CANNES barke'
N s N Isl heels, rendering pedes
,,n;sni ,r put pleasant to the &C
c,ant noien suit. The tall youu
IN 10 irudged along, now an,
~ ~ awk ward gesture with hi
I,s Of : is who were bowling an
:. min ." thanks. He finally reache
hna through the back doc
10 MIA Taking up Sunday bathin
! Mr. last will be successful, IL
tl;eveE Press.
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FRUITS, NUT, BUTTER. EG POUL
THY, GAME, ETC.
TO.DAY's QUOTATION

To-DAY'sQUoTATIoNs
aRERN ApPLEs-l 50a2 70 per Shell.
CURRANTS- SCGSkc.
PEACHES-75c@l 90 per !, bushIox.
NUrS-Almonds. 22c per poundfazil,
l2c; fllberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, l5er po
chestnuts imported, none on the tket
nuts, Tennessee red, s9l0c; choiceAitc,
cocosnuts, 7506pS SO.
CALIFORNIA PEARS None irhrket
ORANGES-Nessiua, boxes, 6 N
LEM0NS-Sicily, 8 COOS 80 perlxi MI
5 OQG5 81.
DATEs-In trails, l2@lic.
FlGS-kegs, l3c: layers, 2l@g per y
oval figs, 75CnS0c per dozen.
BANANAS-2 509i 90 per bunc
GRAPES-Malaga, G 006p6 so h barrel
SWEET P0TAT0ES-7jcbl Ger bust
0Nl0Ns--New, 2 0oGD2 % per Ehel. !
P0TAr0ES-per bushel, Iodf choif
table.
CAIBAGE-Now, 90 pit diem, OF :,
pound. r.
CHICKENs-wc quote at ioOt 80 \ N
turkeys, COOL 80
fGGs-l2k@l5c per doScL
BUrrRR-Choicc westci, E@jg
rmlSc, country, 25eI2Se. -
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WOOL, HIDES AN

- To.DAY's on
W0Ol-Mexican, free OF
lean improved. ibeoisc; c
medium, ls62Oc, medium,
gl@2sc tlne wool, accord
dilion, l5o23c; bury, 30
according to burrs.
H1DES-lIeavy hides,
sound, lSc. light hides, un,
grubs, l0c; light hides, dan
more, Sc; bulls, bad aud dN
cd, loo, wet sailed. &c, gre,
PHLTRlES-D,er skins,
lbc; goat skins, l5@25c; sh,
Ngesci shearlings. l06ol5,
.TALLOW-Prime tallow
osc. grease. yellow 10 bro,
BBESwAX-Prime yello
terattd, 10000
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DRUGS

Thus far this season the drug trade
has compared favorably with former
years, the sales of quinine and opium be.
ing especially large. According to the
New York Commercial Bulletin, 1t is be-
lieved that the recent heavy importations
OF opium at San Francisco have been made
in order to get the advantage of the in
creased duty-from So to $40 per pound
which goes into effect July LIST. 1t is wha,
is known as China opium, and does MOI
enter into medical preparations, being very
weak in morphine. 1t is used mainly fol
smoking. 1t is said that there is now twI
Il not three years supply Of the article
San Francisco.
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slams Prophetic Bride.

Feuthe country are better known
han Proctor Knott, recently nomi-
,a,edr of Kentucky. The follow
no. Ikas related. to us some years
20 words seem prophetic AT
' 'Se B marriage he was in moder-
.ts Jnces, but won the heart and
har 1ighly accomplished lady. A
s l Jrior to the marriage a lady
S sr,e said. jocularly; IF | were
mn,l not think of marrying man
OH yh hot some day go to the legisla-
wv gress and be governor OF the
sta replied, with emphasis: Mr..
K 10 to the legislature" To the
in That there was not much honor
III again replied: And Mr.,
X 10 to congress. too" After fur.
IN IN Is by her friend, with increased
a. s sbe said "Mr. Knott will be
a, the state. "-[Kentucky Contra
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QUEENS w ARE,

QUOTATIONS TODAY
ASSORTED CRATEs-i0 00a7j %
TVMbLERs-35c@1 W per dozen; . bQGli 90
per box; g0blets, 4 90 per barrel
STONkWARE--Per 100 gallons, 10 90
LAMPS-B H., 7G u. H., 2 90 lamp chin.
neys, W por boz; assorted cASk lamps, u 90
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h,ha,WOrm Syrup.
Ints Iteless, harmless, csthartic;
fevD, restlessness, worms, con
bnat ients.
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Wholesale and Retail q
promptly and satisfact.
department, at X. i
street, Dallas Texas, I
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TRADE ITEMS.

TWENTY thousand pounds OF zinc were
shipped one day last week from Knoxville.
Tennessee, to Connecticut.
In the upper Judith valley, Montana
Territory, last fall, Jake Hoover killed 400
deer. IA elk. 16 bears, % mountain sheep
aud 2 mountain lions.
The largest sale Of white hurley tobacco
ever effected In st. Louis was made last
week, says the Republican. amounting to
1877 hogsheads.
The 'peen-to," or fiat peach of China,
10 revolutionizing peach culture in Florida.
1t Ii fiat like biscuit.
II Is the determination Of parties in Salt
Lake city to utilize Titan marble, and ex.
tensive works are being erected to manu-
iaoture the material into understandable
article.
There Is trouble between the brewers and
beer.sellers in Sacramento The sellers
want a reduction in the price per barrel
aud threaten unless 1t is granted to buy
their beer in SIN Francisco
Astoria, Oregon, is making very rapid
progress. II has twcnty.four salmon pack.
ing concerns within its limits, employ ing
5000 people.
A reelcr Of silk in New Orleans, who has
hitherto employed some nineteen hands.
proposes to go into the manufacture of silk
fabrics, and to organize Joint stock com.
psny for that purpose. He has already
reeled 800 pounds OF silk and has an i'm.
portation oocoons on the way from
ErAp0oof 10 pounds.
imports Of foreign merchandise IN
r Of New York continue slightlI
(kSoA ".'ayAHes. ior tte past we(
ikS ~xl~ kn.,vin ... Sin
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PROVISIONS,
T0-DAY'a ouoTATfoNa

r0-DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
BACON Long clear sides, i2,sc; thort clear,
1lAc.
DRY sALT-long. clear sides, IKE short
clee,firrs,t.J{i st b con. lie.
occurred thi. morui o asafs S.ns, Va W 4, 4,
to the Amusehient az S.ns. isSc: S.pound
ators, between Frank Rust. f'N''
,order, and the older p.dnr
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ON 'CHANGR.

On Monday the regular call board will be
again resumed on the Exchange in this
city, and the margin market be set in full
operations. 1t has now become a great
feature on all the exchanges of the country.
On the boards of the Coffee Exchange In
New York futures are sold. The call board
has been inaugurated on the Butter and
Produce Exchange, on the Metal Exchange,
aud pig iron ia sod for future delivery, the
same as cotton and grain, with margins de-
posted and on the same conditions as gov
ern all call boards. Tin is dealt in In AM
sterdam and London on margins, and cop.
per and pig iron in London and Glasgow
Wherever aud in whatever article the sys-.
ten on selling on margins has been
adopted, and once fairly understood it has
proven success. So II will be in Dallas,
snf cotton and grain will sell in this city
onl he call board freely. not only to resi-.
deKt dealers, but when it becomes known
abroad over Texas, orders to buy and sell
will come from all parts of the state. 1t
rests with the active members of the Mer.
chants Exchange to make the call board a
Cattla
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,lNESS WORLD
OHM ElsUIAL.

lOlS ERALD, Tor which this artcle
al observe that II is the last
year, most important era
history OF both the general
- ernmen's. II is the day OF
0ngs. and the last on which
"Zv for the past year can be
ting UP is now to be COM
lew accounts opened. Con
.utterings OF cr0akers no panic
!: 4;
which are sought after with
40. although bearing an interest
Enot the One.third Of that obtained
Us with the very best Of real estate
al Indeed the public confidence
far been strengthened that heavy
ion has been made on the Indirect
on OF internal reyenue with consider
abatement OF the tsTiil on imports.
balance of trade Is still in our favor,
"a had the policy OF the national govern
lent been ought nut stupid in the extreme
ur marine interests would have been all
hat could be desired. The condition OF the
date under home ruiz ara thoroughly
democratic Administrations has prospered
wonderfully, with large sUrunain he treas
Nty and credit no. Ouiy utnmpared nut
purchase except Al rain Us rates the evi.
penCea OF our sinai STATE ON igatons Dali
has county, too has Increased her taxable
valuation by millions, and the machinery
OF ts police regulation is n thorough run
sc ming order. The crops have been exc"p-
<, tionally fine. aad never Ia the history OF
W the county have the tax heeu paid up 80
r( completely or With SUCH prnmptn,s SIS. The
y municipal affairs OF Dallas, too, are sound
Il and healthy and no more bonds can be
Issued, whilst Indeed. thu re is not the least
necessity for inourring further debt More
public improvement has been set on foot
SINCE the last spring election than in the
past five years, and its costs generally dis
trbuted eQuitably among those whom ii
4 will more peculiarly benefit. The present
may ~ is fired with honorable zeal in the
great progressive march of Dallas, and de-
votes his undivided attention to her adj
vancement. Large public buildings are
going up everywhere, and In course of time
contractors may discover that proposals are
aaGed for and make contracts for the cree
ton Of public sohool-hOuses.
To sum up In few words, the people have
great cause to be thankful for the provi-
Dental dispensations of the past fiscal year,
and with grateful hearts to Him who has
poured into our laps the blessings of wealth
and unusual health brace up Tor another
year OF earnest struggle, not only for In
dividual ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but the promo
ton OF be general weal-the quickening of
tle public intelligence and the cultivation
OF those graces of manner and morality
that should characterize the citizens of our
bright and hopeful southern home.
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In the matter Of the estate CT Marinds
81. Y. Conrad, deceased. Notice.
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NOTICE

D F. GRANT HAS THIS DAY
d. sold to Henry B. Prout his entire
interest in the Forwarding and Commits
sion busiuess heretofore carried on at
Milford, Beaver County, Utah, by
Grant Brothers.
TIE firm CT Grant Brothers has this day
been dissolved By mutual consent and
the business of said firm will hereafter
be carried on by Henry B. Prout and
Heber j. Grant under the firm name and
style of Prout s. Grant, who will be
responsible for ell debts due or 10 become
due from said firm Of Grant Brothers,
and will collect ell debts due to the said
firm. II. j. GRANT,
B. F. GRANT.
August 10, 1888. all
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Davitt DecIaims,

Duplin, 3.-A mass meeting was held
on Sunday at Oappalors. Michael Dsv-
lit delivered an address, stating that by
the tyTannicAl operations of lsndlordism
in Ireland six thousand househol9ers had
been deprived of their homes within the
quarter ending the lst of July. Da7itt
commended that the question of the COM
plete abolition Of landlordism must be
kept before the people. The Land Act,
he stated, if not failure at the present
time. was rapidly becoming so, and not
one SIKH Of The tenant farmers had yet
succeeded in having their rents rsiaed.
He urged the people to be resolute, calm
and not lose their felf-control,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of the Count
Of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Karl g..
I Suisted, deceased. Order.

TT APPEARING TO SAID COURT,
i by the Petition this day presented and
filed by Anne Chsrlson, the administra-
trix of the estate Of Karl g. Suisted, de.
ceased, praying for sn order Of sale Of the
real estate of said deceased, that it is
necessary to sell the whole of said estate
to pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased, and the debts, expenses, aud
charges OF administration of said estate:
1t is therefore ordered by said Court
that all persons interested in said estate of
said deceased, appear before the said Pro-
bate Court Oh Friday, the seventh day Of
September, 1858, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the court room
Of said Court, ct tbs County Court House
of said County, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
to show cause why an order should not
be granted to said Administrative to sell
said real estate for the purposes OF paying
said debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and the debts, expenses and
charges of ADMINISTRATION.
And that q copy Of this order be pub
lished at least ten successive days in the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, a news
paper published and printed in said City
Of Salt Lake.
E. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated 24.h August, 1888.
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Ar. SAVING PRESENT.

Ms. ID E Allison, Hutchinson,
Il An: Saved his life by simple
trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
coVeFy, For Consumption, which
caused him to procure large bottle,
mat completely cured him, when
DOCTORS, change Of climate and
every thing else had failed. Asthma,
bronchitis, HoaTSeness, Severe
coughs, and ali Throat and Lung
Glseaaes, It ie guaranteed to cure.
iflai Sottles free at z G, M, Drug
store. Large size 81. 20.
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Drouth.

Galveston, 2. "A San Saba special
says; Such drouth has not been exper-
fenced in the surrounding country for
many yesre. from San Saba through
Mount Cullough aud Coachs counties
extensive prairie fires have ragged, de-
slroylng vast extent of pasture. Stock
men will suffer heavy loss.
Petersburg, 3-The drouth the past
two months greatly damaged crops
throughout the south side of Virginia.
At some stations there is not more than
half q crop of corn, cotton and tobacco.
Streams are fast drying up, rendering
milling operations almost impossible. An
early fall il hopefully looked for.
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WHY WILL. YOU cough when
,hiloh's Care viii give immed ,I5s
elief. Price l0c., soc. and 81 9Vlo
VI q C. Il. !. Drug StoIe I4N
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DURSANT TO AN ORDER OF
1 the Probate Court for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah. in the above
entitled matter, notice is hereby given
that Thursday, the 9Th day of Septemb Der,
A. D. 1883, at 10 am, at the Court
house, Salt Lake city, has been appointed
the time and place for the hearing of the
petition OF d. S. Young, fled in said
court, praying for the admission to pro-
bate of certain document filed there
with, purporting to be the last will and
testament of Marinds H. Y. Conrad, de-
ceased, ct which time snd place all per-
sons interested may appear and contest
the probate of said will.
Dated at Salt Lake City this 9th day
Of August, 1888,
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Of the Probate Court in and for
Salt Lake County.
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Irving to Fight.

Ksnkss City, No, S.-Slade and j.
D. Courint, Of FL Psso, are here 10 the
interest of the FL Psso, Iexas, sporting
fraternity, for The purpose ef securing q
prize fight between Slade and Mitchell in
that vicinity. They had q conference
with Madden and Mitchell, and have
telegraphed Slade, who is now on his
way to st. Paul. They state that Mad
dern and Mitchell regard the proposition
faVorably. They anticipate acceptance
on the part of S!sde. The FL Peso par.
ties guarantee whatever sums Of money
may be required.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, =.
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. co.

re dog53F OF Si SAT- G11 LAKE. IS.
I, d. BoCKHoLT, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake,
in the Territory Of Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is full, true and
correct copy Of an order to show cause
why an order of sale should not be
granted, as appears of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, l have
hereunto set my hsnG2 and
tsEAL.l affixed the Seal Of said Court
this Oath day Of August,
AID 1888.
D, BOCKHOLT,
AUS Probate Clerk.
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ItaIY's Foreign Policy.

Rome 2.-Papers here are discussing
ltAly's foreign policy, especially in con-
nection with the renewed Austro- Ger.
man alliance. The Opinion says the
conditions of the tripartite alliance re-
main as heretofore. Italy, while ab-
staining from furnishing q pretext for
irritation, must display great patience
and good temper, and at the same time
hold herself prepared TO fight or to use
ner influence to promote peace or retsrd
the catastrophe of war.
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-sn A COZY HOUSE OF THREE
p10OU. rooms, good cellar, granary, barn,
etc: lot on corner, south front, First South
street, 18th Ward. "a
Gn50 A CHOICE BUILDING LOI 5xlO
9OOO rods Of ground, with thrifty bear
ing orchard, enc block from Liberty Psrk car
COO A COY BUILDING LOT, sx1o
DzOU. rods, south front, splendid view,
m ca line, First , outh Street, "a
a non a CLOSE BUILpING LOT IN
9l ,UOU' good cultivation, 4xl0 rods, one
bIoel, ssst Of Main street, on State Road. 45
GI6NO A LARGE TWO STORY NEW
sDtlOO brick house; modern style, Dullt
of Ogden brick, has seven large rooms clos
81. etc. Lot 5x@O rods OF ground, Sixth
Ward, near US R. R. passenger depot q
61OON A RUSTIC HOUSE OF FOUR
p1JUU rooms, closet, buLtery, etc Lot
slLx7 rods Of ground on street car line, 212
Blocks east of Main street. u
aO1R0 a HANDSOME LIIJLE HoUSE
921OO of three large rOems, high Getting,
newly papersd, closets, buttefy and porch;
lot S2kxl65 feet Of ground with nice turned
picket fence, splendid well eff water suo
shOice fruits; plenty of ground for another
house. en car line, Ninth Ward; close up. q
90 ENO Adobe HOUSE, SIX ROOMS,
90, oUO Corner lot, 10x10 rods, south and
east fronts. excellent fruits, water, barn, cto
18th Ward II
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FOR RENT.

House Of five rooms, Third Fast, $40.
handsome furniture in house for sale.
4 frst-cLdSs FURNISHED House OF
ssGae rooms, complete, together '0ith but
bsTtes, closets, good cellar, bath room,
IyarGnt mater, etc large lot IN loa0n
and beautifully shaded, on car line,
slose to business. Gail at my office for
particulars.
Brick house Of four rooms, summer
kitchen ard CELLAR, Fret South street :
31S.
0Ffcs Nsxt TO Walker House,
MAIN STREET
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, in and for
Salt Lake County, TERRITORY of
Utah,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04

This Famous English
Thread, which stands I'M
rivaIed throughout the
world for smoothneSs Of
finish and for strength Of
cord, will SHORTLY be intro
duced in this market. 1t is
the only Thread in the
American market that is
made in ENGLAND, and is 80
per cent. stronger than anV
other thread sold in The
United States. The excel
Ience Of BROOKS THREAD
is well knoWnin every fam-
lily which has ever used il.
For Hand or Machine
Work.
GEO. WHITFIELD,
2I9 Pine Street,
San francisco, Cal,
Sole Agent for the Pacific
Coast and Utah.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-19
Brief Mention.

An unfortunate Chicago workman was liter
ally beheaded by falling against a DuZz-saw.
Dispatches from points in Illinois and Iowa re-
port that the protracted wet weather has caused
much of tie corn that has been planted to rot IN
the ground.
The closing exercises OF Garrett Biblical Insti-
Seminary were held on Thursday. They were
largely attended, and of much interest.
The Central Illinois Art Union began its annual
session at joliet, on Thursday. Delegates from
the art societies In Bloomington, Peoria, Lin
coin. Springfield, Decatur and Champaign were
present.
At a meeting OF the new City Council Of Car
rolitnn, on Thursday night, the license fee for
of the SIX aldermen voting for high license. An
ordinance WAS adopted prohibiting cards,
billiards, and other games of chance.
Princeton, was hired to bore n well Op farm
near Milo, and after boring about eighty feet a
very heavy VEN of gas struck, and iguited
by lantern while some distance from the we'll
Some six hours elapsed before IL could he got
under control. The gas escaping through the
tWo-lnch pipe caused and still causes "A terrific
roar, which can be distinctly heard four miles.
The controversy between the Church of the
Good shepherd, of Quincy, Ill, ana Bishop Bur-
CESS OF the diocese OF Quincy, over the refusal
OF the latter to give his to the election of
the Rev. Dr. W. Il. Corbyn as rector of the par
ism, was before the diocesan convention this
week, resulting In the indOrseme MT of the blsh-
ops course by that body. The trouble is far
from being settled. and both parties are contin-
uing the fight by the publication Of statements.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-19
Catholic Soldiers Petition No. Granted

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-Arehbishop Wood
was petitioned by Catholic comrades of the
Grand Army of the Republic to be al
lowed the following privileges: THAT
requiem mass may be cele-
brated on Decoration Day, May so,
for the repose of the souls of our deceased
comrades, and the Grand Army OF the
Republic be permitted to attend such
service in dress or uniform of their
organization, and that posts be
allowed to attend the funeral services of
their deceased members in Catholic churches
and cemeteries. To-day the Archbishop re-
piled to the committee appointed to wait
upon him, and declined to grant the petition
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-19
Notes and Personalities.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Secretary Foiger
decided to refer to the Attorneygeneral for
opinion the question of the right of persons
to export whisky from Newport News, Va,
10 Bermuda, and then reimport the same,
either for immediate use or for storage in a
bonded warehouse for two years.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has au-
thorized the Merchants National Bank OF
Grinnell, Ia. TO begin business; capital. $780,
600; and the First National Bank OF Sabeuha,
Kas.; capital $50 600.
1t is stated at the White House that the
President will appoint Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue to-day.
A decision by the Secretary of the Interior
refuses the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany permission to withdraw from settle
ment and entry the indemnity lands lying
twenty miles or more beyond the original
alternate sections granted in the charter