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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-16
Chicago Chips.

Chicago, IS - The commissioner of
public works: The city used during the
year 3,150,000,oO0 gallons of water,
equal to canal twenty feet wide and ten
feet deep from New York to San Fran
cisco.
Professor Swing in sermon yester-
day, said such scenes as the dishonest
officer of Tennessee, stealing half a mill
lion with one hand while gesticulating
the eloquence of honesty with the other
are so common as to cause only wonder
of an hour even in the Mid and heart of
the unfortunate. Archbishop PURGE II
of Cincinnati, never could have had
any adequate sense of the value Of
fidelity. He was kind hearted to
an extreme degree, fosd Of the success Of
his creed. Mean while Catholics we're
trusting t. this archbishop "a coo, 600
they were never to see again. He did not
keep books; he had not trained himself
to fidelity, but Rad LET himself become
the greatest modern emblem of business
recklessness. Others have surpassed him
in dishonesty of purpose, but he stands
without q peer in the large crowd of the
reckless to-day. A book and ledger
would have been Of more value to Arch
bishop Purcell than all the incense
around his altar, and all the processionI
OF his chanting priests.
A number of ministers yesterday, tool
| Milwaukee as the theme from which
| their lessons were drawn,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REVIVED.
The Beecher-TIItOR Scandal
Again Dug Up.

The Beecher-TiItOR Scandal
Again Dug Up.
Chicago, l4-New York special: Mrs.
Theodore Iilton recently found it peces-
ssry, owing to Strengthened financial cir
cumstsnces, TO hire out as nurse TO the
wife of naval surgeon who resides on
Monroe street, Brooklyn. Being very Ill
at Christmas time, it became necessary
to engage nurse, and the family ply
stefan agreed 10 get one. Soon after q
yelled lady called and said she was the
nurse recommended by the doctor. She
was taken to the sick rooa and an
ncuncei that she vas the wife of Th4o-
dore Tilden. She watched the bedside
ail night end was extremely devoted.
The following day the ladies began the
exchange OF confidence. Mrs. Tilten was
not in the least reserved on the subject.
She said tie allowance of 81, 900 a year
made by her husband was insufficient TO
maintain herfamily in the style which
ttey should live. Itthen came out By de-
grees that her eldest daughter, the young
lady who stuck to her during the trial,
bad been married against the wish of her
parents, and thai her husband had been
pm inmate of an asylum. The result was,
she was caring for her daughter and q
Is months old baby, the fruit of the
union. The Beecher scandal was dis
eussed, always began by Mrs, Tilton
who said, 1T is matte. Of profound
surprise to me that my so called confess
sion should have met 80 strange recep'
ton at the hands Of the public"
"0f course there was no truth in it, J"
said the patient. you could not help
yourself ct the time"
Every word of il was true" replied
Mrs. Tilton. "My relations toward Mr..
Beecher will never be understood. He
was my spiritual guide and counsel and
my religious belief has been formed IN
der his teachings. There seemed TO be
nothing wrong in what l did as 1 viewed
it,"
At the expiration of four days Mrs.
Tilton's daughter, fashionably dressed,
came and persuaded her mother 10 go
away.
Relative to the published statement
that Mrs. Theodore Tilton has been
obliged, in order TO obtain a livelihood,
TO become nurse, q lady who knows
her intimately, yesterday, said to q
Herald reporter, the statement is with
out particle oftruth. Indeed, no doc
tor would recommend her as a nurse.
She does not weigh more than seventy or
eighty pounds and is Of such excessively
nervous temperament that she is more
apt to require q nurse herself than to act
as Que for another. Mrs. Tilton is board
ing in this city with her two sons and her
married daughter, Florence. Mr.. Tilton
does not contribute, as stated, amounts
towards the maintenance Of the family,
though his children go to see him, from
time to time. Mrs. Tilton has not met
him since the trial.
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The Milwaukee Horror.

Hamilton, Ont, 14.-Among The
guests at the NeWhall House, Milwsu-
kee, ct the time of the fire, was q
brother Of j. s. Brown, of Toronto, his
wife and four children. Mr.. Brown has
received word that all Of them are
among the victims.
Milwaukee, IA The call for volun-
teers at the exhumation Of bodies in the
NeWhall House ruins, to-day, TUNED
out to be fzzle, only Two citizens re-
spending. The regular paid force is hSr"
at work despite the cutting northwesterly
wind and the extremely cold weather.
Two charred bodies, be5ond recognition,
were taken out to-day, making eighteen
charred budies, besides twenty-three
iden tilted, or fortV-one known to be
dead, in all. Mrs. B. Brigham, the old
est employee Of the hotel, is reported
missing, TO-DAY, making forty-two
yet supposed to be in the ruins. She is
known to have start out the morning
Of the fire sr0using the servants and was
not heard Of since. She was from this
city. Five bodies we're buried to-day,
among them T. B. Elliot, prominent
lawyer, who came to the hotel on the
$50 train on the morning Of the fire.
Half an hour later he jumped from the
fourth story, broke both legs, injured
his spine, and died on Friday. He was
mason and state representative to the
United States Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. The funeral ceremonies were
imposing. The mayor received jay
Gould's check for $500 for the relief of
sufferers, and the Western Union Tele-
graph CompEny's check for SlG0.
Milwaukee ia hundred and fifty
men are ct work saRlcliDg for bodies
To-day the weather ia somewhat mjlder,
and the work proceeds quicker. Still
the totsl results of the forenoCn's search
was only two bodies, so badly burned
that recognition is impossible. Thus far
twenty little heaps, pronounced by ply
sicians as human flesh and bone, have
been taken from the ruins, So far az
can be learned, thirty-nine are still mis-
sing.
Gen. Tom Thumb is much concerned
over the loss Of hiS trunk, and visits Ib;
police headquarters about it daily. 1t has
clothing, jewelry and old coins contained
in it. He ia Judgment at the report that
officer O'Brien rescued him and wife,anc
says he saved O'BrieR's life. The latter
walked him up but he led the way doWr
the ladder.
1t is not trus that landlord Antisdell hal
disappeared. he Is still suffering from
the terrible shock, but not dangerously
i'll. He is much panied st the stories
sfoat about him.
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The Trish.

Dublin, 1.-The weapons supposed to
have been used by the Phoenix Park
assassins were found near the premises
of Carey, of the Dublin municipality, ar
rested with twenty others on the charge
of conspiracy TO murder O government
official.
The d-lieutensnt declines to inter
fere in the case of Patrick Higgins one
of the persons sentenced to death for the
Huddy murders.
Galway, 15-Pstrick Higgins, one Of
tho murderers of the Hudd5s, was hanged
this morning. Few persons were outside
the jail at the time of the execution,
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a Lottery swlnaIe.

Buffalo, 14.-The district attorney de-
cides that the Importers Tea Com
pany. doing business by selling tea and
coffee in packages that contain prizes, is
3 lottery. A civil suit for $50, OO9 has
been commenced against the company,
and it Is stated the authorities sre pre-.
pairing to begin criminal proceeding s.
1t Is eetimated that in the last week or
ten days the concern has cleared from
SIC, 900 to $4,000 by the scheme.
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Burglars Fooled.

Omaha, 14-Burglars attempted at IS
O'Clock this morning to rob a safe in
Kennedy s. Baldwin's gambling rooms,
but were interrupted by an employee in
the third story calling for the police out
of q window. The safe contained 81, 500
10 money and number of watches and
diamonds, which they would have
secured In five minutes more. They left
. complete set Of burglar tools.
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The mexIcan Treaty.

Washington, 14-Genersl Csnedo, one
of the commissioners appointed byMexico
to negotiate commercial treaty with
the United States, has arrived, Oanedo
and Romsro. this evening, paid their
respects to General Grant and Trescott,
American commissioner. A formal
meeting Of the commission will be held
Tomorrow
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0ne.Yfctim.

Camden, Me-, Citizens, in well
attended mesting, expressed indignation
at the appointment Of n. B. Rich for
postmaster over the present incumb belt,
Alden Miller, jr., wounded soldier, who
did not pay the assessment on his salary,
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The Blizzard.

Chicago, 15-Reports from the north
western blizzard in Dakota, Minnesota,
Northern Wisconsin and lows, say q
number Of people have been frozen to
death and lost in the snowstorm. Rail
travel is much delayed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-16
LYDIA Z. PHMGHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Positive Cure
For nil those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
so common to our best female population.
A Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman.
PREPARED by q Woman.

prepared Dy W OEdHs
The Greatest Medical Discovery snss the Dawn Of History
i-It revives the dropping spirits, invigorates and
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eye and plants on the pale cheek of woman the fresh
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Physicians Use It and Prescribe 1t FreSg. az
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That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
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For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex
this Compound IS unsurpassed.
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Blood and give tone and strength to the system, OF
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for either Mrs Pinkham freely answers all letters OF
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10 family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAMs
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THE WORST yer.
Three Hundred People
Burned 80 Death.

St. Petersburg, 14-DuriRg performs
ancs yesterday, ct circus in Berditehef,
Russian Poland, FIRE broke out, and
before the spectators could escape the
whole structure was abisze. Three hun
drsd people persisted.
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ESve years established and 7seUer
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slams and druggists for the standing Of
QrfftcyyLteG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-02
AN OPEN LETTER,,

Certain parties have tried to make appear that our
liberal scheme of presenting to the public three handsome
useful articles the 24h Of February gotten up for
the purpose of making money. We wish state to the
public most emphaticay that any such statement direct or
implied, is untrue.
The articles in question are presented to our customers
in return for their liberal patronage and pledge our word
that the CLOTHING GENTS FINISHING GooDs sold by us
now not only sold below former prices but we have abso
lutely marked down entire stock of Clothing to Cosr
PRICE and further pledge ourselves that no one except
bonafdc customer of the house. entitled participate in
this great distribution of presents The public is benefited
byour marking down process, while we on the other hand
large stock prepare articles for the coming Spring and
Summer Season. and thus exhibit in Dallas stock of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods hereafter such will please the
most aesthetic and astidious in price, STYLE quality
and quantity
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Feb. Especial. Last night
burglars entered the store of U. l.. Jones &
Sons and attempted to blow open the safe,
but failing, satisfied themselves with some
firearms and cheap jewelry. Safe badly
damaged. Nocluc yet
Just after Lighting last night chandelier
in the store OF j. II. Muckleroy e. Co.,
it pulled out from the ceiling and fell, ex-
ploded and caused quite commotion, but
blankets to the rescue soon arrested any
damage.
Two of the bales ofcotton on the platform
OF the Texas q Pacific depot, which were i'm
the fire of the .30Lh instant reignited lAst
night, and but for the quick appearance
and brave action of Mr.. James Mercer, the
night waichman, who, while blazing hurl-
eu them into the street, the depot would
have caught fire. which so far seems
protected by special providence in
the matter of fires.
More brick stores. Lewis Dinelly, Lewis
Conway and II. Brin & Bro, all began
to-day to lay the foundation for their new
stores ON Moore avenues
Miss Florence, the pretty and accom-
plished. daughter of DIR. A. J. Childress, re.
turned last night, to be welcomed by her
many friends. She has been visiting for the
past six weeks friends in Tyler and Crockett,
Miss Reynolds, Of Yills Point, was i'm our
city yesterday for dental purposes She
got left by the las p. m. train; so she
stopped over last night with Miss Leda
Allen.
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Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH, Feb. 1.A[Special. THE
residence of Captain Louis Mas was bur.
glarized at 2 O'Clock this morning. Loss,
$40, cash.
Mr.. Ferd Cook, ticket agent of the Texas
Midland route, was knocked down this
morning by the cars and severely bruised.
A pair Of brass knucks were thrown In
the county clerks yard last night.
A grand anniversary ball and bafulet OF
the Knights of Pythias will occur 6ii the
10th instant.
In the case of the John Howard ct. ux.
vs. the Texas & Pacific Railway company
the Jury awarded damages to the amount
of 1000.
A. J.. Bebout recovered $l29 Judgment
to day Oft W. Powell in the suit Tor the
price Of 200 kidney pads.
Galbraith &; Nicholson vs.. Texas & Pa.
cifc and Iron Mountain railways; suit tor
damages; verdict for plaintiffs in the sum
Of $l95.
Senior J.. G.. Pineras, Of fZacatreas, Mexico,
and John W. Turner, of this feity, arrived
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WORKMAN, Feb. 1.-lSpecial, TO night
our gallant young friend and courteous sta.
ton master, Mr.. Q, J. Turner, who, for sew
eral years, has been with us and made him
sell universal favorite with all, was united
IN the holy bonds of wedlock to Miss Mamie
Stubbs, one of Wortham's fairest flowers
and daughter Of Colonel p. Stubbs. ono of
our oldeso citizens and most substantial
business men. The ceremony was per.
receiving the congratulations of their many
friends, the party retired to the dining.
hall, where two large tables, which fairly
groaned under the weight Of the luclous
yianIds spread upon them, of which al par.
took freely. Well pleased with the even.
ing's reception, and pronounoing il The
most brilliant affair seen here for some
time, the party retired to their separate
homes.
Weather fine, business fair and The town
steadily improving.
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SANGER BROTHERS.
erseA Every Competitor. We do not Care for
nts, NOT Stop to Count the Loss. Unexcelled Bar
~ Will ce found in all Our Departments; for In
house FURNISHING Department,

q, TOwELS.-One lot of Towels, s5c. per dozen never
ou ior less than 5oc and worth 6oc One lot Huck
owels 81; last and next weeks prices S5o An all
Linen Towel large size at 5o worth s2so One lot of half
oaeacned Damask Towels at I75, actually worth s., One
lot OF beached Damak Towels extra large SIZE at aa5 well
worth $3.50.
NAPKINS.-Al linen Napkins s5c per dozen; reduced
rom ooc worth 75c and will beagain ocOne lot Tur-
key red Napkins for 5oc will be again 75c1 iAl Linen "a
Napkins at $50 per dozen, worth s..
TABLE LMENS-Heavy unbeached Table Linen at
2oc, worth 4oc One lot unbleached Table Damask at Aoc
mas been ooc. One lot at 65, will cost week &c.
.QUIH.-One lot Honey Comb Quilts, with coored
borders Tor Soc will not be bought again for such low price
One lot White Honey Comb Quilts for ST. are well worth 81
One lot at SI25 marked down from Us to s1a5 and will be
again to former price One lot at 400 marked down from
$25o Fancy Marsees Quilts for this weeks price S.
iastand next weeks price, s. u.s. To cose-A small lot Of
fancy turkish Quilts at So So sold short time ago for
Goo, and later at $3.75. O
BLANKETS.-Of they are not fresh but Awful
CHEAP 1914 White Blankets 2oo fully worth A., ~ ,o-h
White Blankets at 275 fully worth$4 1914 White Blankets
st OF the season were 400 later $780, and now 81; "
Blankets marked to $50 from S375 ia Blankets from 90
% S575. Scarlet Blankets from 500 to $4
LAP R0BRS-From 800 to $780, from 5ooto s.. .,o
from 800 to VS. These lap robes will not be marked I'm aSn
as we know will have any othem left at the end Of the
week to mark up We have not room to mention ali the h,
gains. We know also what stock some other neone have
we think they have hard work match these prices At
rate It will cost money doit We make these WON
DERFU UL RED UCTlONS simply because we are deter
mined to give UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAINS.
SANGER BROTHERS
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Henrietta.

HENRIETTA, Feb. l.-tspecial. There
is great excitement here today
over the discovery OF two new
cases of an eruptiye disease, which
the physicians pronounce smallpox AL
schools have been closed. No steps to ar
rest the spread of the iisease have been
taken by the city authorities. The e-nhgsa,
the subject o. much comment, as he may
be seen on our streets at any hour, wrapt in
dignity and big overcoat, apparently
needless whether or not he is disseminating
the germs of this loathsome disease.
Mr. Hall, of Wichita Falls, arrived to-day
and identified as his property set of har-
ness found in possession of the Colorado
highwayman, T, f. Judge. This will be
sufficient to hold Judge for the present;
meanwhile, the officers are busy trying to
unrvel the mystery connected with the
blood-stained, heavy gold watch found in
his possession.
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PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION

10 every customer purchasing goods Of us amounting
70 len Dollars from this date to the evening of February
24 1885 Presentation Ticket will egiven Each ticket is
stamped and numbered and duplicate thereof will be de-
posted in sealed box At o'clock the evening of Sat
urday Febru 24th said sealed box will be opened in the
presence Of M public and taken charge by three espohs
pie and disineresed citizens selected by our customers
he hflieth, one hundredth and. one hundred and
hfteth duplicate taken out of the box from among the whole
number of tickets will determine who is entitled to these three
valuable presents, in the following order, towt:
The number corresponding with the ffeth duplicate ia,
ken out of thebox entities the holder the Grand Piano
The one hundredh duplicate taken of the box entities
the holder to the elegant Silver Service.
he one hundred and heh duplicate taken out of the
box entities the holder the handsome Lads Dressing Case
Whoever has any wants in the Line of Mems or Boys
Wearing Apparel will hardly fail to participate this presena
ion sale when the goods offer sold with usual guar
ntee as quality and price, with privilege of exchange return
a. RElNHARDT, AGENT.
7o4 ELM STREET, DALLAS.
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Houston.

HoUsToE. Feb. /. Especial - James
WorthingtoD, brakeman in the Houston &
Texas Central yard, was last night injured
by being run over by train, from which
II is feared he viii not recover.
Five sleepers and four passenger cars left
for New Orlesns to night, crowded with
visitors to the carnival.
The designations OF Crosby and Burton,
of the Texas & New Orleans road, which
were rendered some time ago, took effect to-
day.
, Another immense compress will be
erected by Inman Bros, of thig city, for
the next crop of cotton. Houston now has
five.
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Cleburne.

CLEBURSE, Feb. 1,--[Special, 1.-The iron
for the new courthouse has been ordered,
and will be received about February 18th.
1t will aggregate about 5000 pounds.
Mr.. Doc. Higgins killed 2Go rats this
week In fearranging Dobney Il Williams
store. A large number escaped.
Miss Lena Gould and Rev. Il. A. Durham
were united In marriage at the residence of
the brides. mother, last night. Miss
Lena is a charming and popular young
minister from western Texas. Thew fs Isft
for their iuture home last night.
Mr.. William Dalton, OF this city, formerly
agent for several insurance companies, has
entered into the stock business with his
father, j. Az. Dalton.
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Texarkana.

TExARKANA, Feb. 1.-ISpecial.l-A. L..
Chic has just completed the floor of his
opera-house. This building is pronounced
by theatrical managers to be one of the
best-arranged houses west of tho Mlssis.
sippi river. The whole structure Is in two
stories and basement, 14O feet long by SO
feet wide, admirably ventilated, and
lighted throughout with gas. The floor of
the part occupied by Mr.. Chic Is laid with
walnut and ash, and the furniture of cherry
and walnut, OF the latest and most bhauti-
fnl design; the castings Of the windows and
doors are Of the same material, and IL Ia
said to be the finest saloon in the south.
The wood used in the construction and fur
nishing, etc., was grown in Miller and
Bowie counties, and manufactured In the
city by IL. ]. Allen h Bros, The
nniidng is lighsurnlshed by q aiasci,ifs
,ne uSieS sas ior Which is Ivy for as many more
a contract has just been closed with Mr..
Barrow, of Sasmin q lands, for the scenes
and furniture Of the opera house. We are
thus particular in describing the house. be.
cause we think it of interest to the travel.
ing pu llic and credit to our town.
The last OF the prisoners who escaped
rom Miller county jail was captured few
days ago, and is now in irons
A, requisition was had by the sheriff of
Miller Tor the body OF prominent Texas
citizen, yesterday. The oilense with which
he is charged is misdemeanor, and much
hard feeling is expressed toward the sheriff
Tor what seems to be too much zeal in petty
oilenses.
Cotton dull.
The weather is cloudy and cool.
Claire Scott Is playing at the opera house
tc-night in Leah, the Forsaker.