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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-07
Business Review.

Nav York, 5.~The ReraId's money
srticie says, "The fact that only rs, GOO
shares were dealt in tells the story OF tie
market. fha general stsgnstion caused
brokers to rec II the summer of 1877.
There we're no transactions Of any copse-
qnence. There was no news and for all
practical purposes the doors of the ex-
change might as we'll have been closed at
IL as at 8. The situation in the leather
trade continued to excite attention in
commercial circles. Their disqaietinR
influence continued t. be felt but within
the purlieus Of Nall street. It really
seemed as if everybody was teo much
benumbed to feel anything very keeRly.
IT is a fact, however, that by msil aud
telegraph there were to-day many en-
quiries concerning good bonds in general
and government securities in particular,
showing that recipients Of July and Au-
gust dividends and interest payments are
feeling their way toward new inve t.
ments. Crop reports continue cheering
and many are watching political events
in Europe with the belief that a serious
war abroad would give at least a tenn
porsry stimulus to trade ct home.
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The FEW returns from the cleo
ton that have been received, while
they indicate that the Peoples
party is not in as healthy a condi-
ton as one might wish was, prove
that the Liberal organization is in
the last throes Of dissolution. There
was time when the Liberals prided
themselves upon having vigorous
earnest-working party, but it is ap-
parent that the day is over. ItIooks
as if theLiberals were so well pleased
with the honest administration of
the Peoples party that they are
content to let matters run along as
they have been going. If so, SEN
sible Liberals.
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EX-CONGREssAlAN PAGE, of Cali
fornia, is trying to boom President
Arthur for second term. He
talks like major for the President,
and displays a genuine desire to
have his suggestion approved and
adopted. There is no denying the
fact that Mr.. Arthur is making a
success as chief executive, showing
ability that nobody ever dreamed
he possessed. The republicans
are not apt to nominate so able a
man as he. However, it is hardly
worth while to discuss probable
nominations on the part of the re-
publican party. Your Uncle Sammy
TiIden still lives, and is as fresh as
daisy.
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Suicide.

Brigham City was the scene of a
suicide On Monday morning. A
Dane, or Swede, by the name Of
Tan Benson, who resides there, cut
his throat with razor, dying in a
few moments. The cause attributed
is that the unfortunate man was
temporarily insane at the time, and
was irresponsible for the act.
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ONE RHODES, of New York, is
now ambitious to brave the Niagara
whirlpool, not because he wants
money or notoriety, but he has a
patent life armor that he is anxious
to advertise. Mr.. Rhodes, also,
would like to do what the late Cap
tain Webb failed to accomplish. By
all means give the fellow chance.
The world can spare all those who
are anxious to die.
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acting upon the unwise suggestions
of those who are seeking their
injury. If the anti-Molmon press
can find nothing more foreible to
array against the Mormons than the
fact that the latter prefer their
friends to their enemies, the com
plants might better De discontinued
at once as vain andsilly.
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In REFERENCE TO the election on
Monday, the HERALD will only say
that this sort of thing will prove
seriously disastrous if persisted in.
If it is worth while to hold elections
l. is worth while to vote. One par
ty or the other will fully appreciate
this fact one of these days, when it
IS everlastingIy too late.
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a coed Baptist Clergyman of Der
gen. n. Y, strong temperance
man, suffered with kidney trouble,
neuralgia and dizziness almost to
blindness, over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would
cure him, because he was afraid of
and prejudiced against "Bitters."
Since his cure he says none need
fear but trust in Hop BtttsrS.
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EXPOsITIoNS.

The Tertio- MilIennial exposition
and celebration in Santa Fe, New
| Mexico, is drawing to a close. The
date originally fixed for the termin-
alton of the show was last Friday,
but the managers decided last week
to extend the time to the 18Th in
slant, and having induced the rail
roads to offer exceptionally low
rates of fare, will endeavor to draw
a few more people and lessen the
loss that has been incurred. The
exposition has not been a financial
success; on the contrary it has been
an expensive failure. That is to
say, the receipts have lacked much
of equaling the expenditures. One
cause for this unfortunate condition
of things is that Santa Fe is distant
from the population centres, and
journey there, under the most gem
erouS transportation rates that could
be expected necessarily involves
considerable expense and time.
Another explanation of the compar-
ativeIy small attendance may be
found.in the fact that the exhibition
was limited in extent, and not of a
character to keep the ordin-
airy visitor longer than day
or two. However, the exposition
will certainly prove a profitable in
veStment for the Territory in the
near future. 1t has thoroughly ad-
verGised New Mexico aud started
an inquiry that will at once show
itself in an investigation of the won
derful mineral resources of the
region, and the consequent develop
ment of some Of the many ri b veins
of silver and copper, as well as the
of the rich beds of coal. |
New Mexico has a brilliant future |
before it, and if the progressive gen.
tlemen who have risked their money,
time and labor in the Tertio. Mill
ennial exhibition do not get i'm
mediate returns from their invest
ment, they may rest content III the
of Indirectly recover
ing principal and satisfactory inter
est.
AL theseIexpositions and great pub
lie gatherings should contain some
suggestions for Salt Lake
and Utah. There is scarcely a
county in Utah but could, at
notice, arrange q bigger
and better industrial exhibition
Than the one being held in Santa
Fe, and a territorial show of the
Kind would prove grand and gor-
geous as compared with that men
Toned above. Indeed, Utah could
arrange an exhibition that she
you'd not only be proud of, but
you'd excite the admiration and
praise Of all visitors. The matter
s worthy the serious thought and
of our business men. u
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au.2aaxN,s ARNscA GAVE.

be greatest medical woRder Of
f4a world. Warranted TO speedily
euEe Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
3aiS Rheun1, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblai8S, CoEns, letter,
Chapped Hands, and all skin eTup-
tiong, guaranteed 20 cure In every
instance, or monsy returned. g
csnts per box. Fer Ea19 By z. @. e
I. Drug Store
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VALLEY HOUSE.

H Sloan, Butte; j R Liddle, Alabama;
james Powell, Alouzo Neal, George 81
J 2 McFarlane, &. Remp, z McCslloh
John KamDitsch, Emil Piel, Denver; T
j Hart, Cheyenne, John Piszzi, n e
Greenwalt, j Greenwalt, d n Smith,
Ksts Smith, Adelens Smith, Mrs K 4
Beverly, Pittsburg, Pa; D Z Bsrtruf and
harrisburg; w Stephenson, B Antono,
l. arton!o, Sscra rento; w Mitchell,
joseph Andrews. Silver Reef; James
Shannon, James Kellev, Stephens Point,
Wis; F n Ludingl0n.F Hyslop, Omaha;
J w B&ldie, wife and daughter, Mich;
2 Hsrox end wife; j Callahan, Ohio; d
Q Reed, 9 w Chopper, III Beauregu.r d,
w w Dsvis, Fillmore; 7 W Stewart
wife snd daughter. Idaho; J P Clark, NJ
J Holland, st Louisi E Shanks, G An
dersOn, Deseret; john Stoddard Aspen.
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SALTLAKE DAILY HERALD
SUNDAY AUGUST 5. 1888,

THE DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First SOUTH
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRIhT'
NC and PUBLISHING COMPANY, Sub
seription price $1,000 per anun, post
aqe included; parts OF the year at the
Esns rate. To weekly Subscribers,
cplIecy ions made By carriers, twenty five
cents week.
PHE SEMI. WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday sud Sat
lrdsy morning, st s.. so year. ak
months. Sl.75; postage include4.
FBE WEEKLY HERALD is published
ssery 2 thursday morning at 81. year.
six moths, SI.25 postage incurred.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August 6. 1858.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Governor F A Pfitle, Miss Katie, Tri-
tie, r a Tri!le, Frank I tile, Colonel
y U Hatch, Arizona; Hon A 6 Campbell,
Washington; h A Byiam, W A jack
son, ChicsR.: Z Il Drew, s B Jones'
Omahs; L w Z rms rong. r P Oiiver, st
Loui-; D B Reed, Nav YORK; Colonel E
F Hacker, Z hooker, Les Moine:; T
W EnCricEer and wife, George e Fuller,
9hoshone; 7 E Cummins, Price; j T
Doolsn Wills @ ak, Sandy; John s
Cox, Big Colton wood; @ II Dronielle,
CslItornee; j o Russell, II L Henry,
Iowa; r 4 Harris and wife, Omaha: n q
Rus ell, Il L Henry, lows; l. Wield,
w 2 Miller A Erobank, Saa francisco;
E E Calvin nd wife. Mira T II johnson;
Poca clio. Idaho; N O.lvin, indiana; j
NJ Morgsn, wife, child snd nurse, lea
Ian, Idsho; . h Busy, wife and child,
Rcck Springs, Wy.
WAf6BR BUU5B.
j G Lee, DR. 9 W Benoe, Green Castle,
Iu6; a L Newman, Mis3 Sailie New,
man, Miss Fanny Newman, Harry New
man Miss Samuel, st Louis; Frank G
SissD, Washington; Il o Wood Y, P ? @
Co; A ) Cowan and wife, Nashville,
Tenn; T Aaton, " A Patton. New Y ork;
q r Enderoth, Chicago; e Fl Stone.
Sioux City: " Scott, New York; w
w Dodge Brooklyn; 7 w Nc Fair, D ans
vile, n 7; g Fernucb, Germany; @ a.
HouEh on and wife benica; Dr. w F.
PEABODY aud wifs, San Fran 81. CO; Flev
Dob"snd, Germany; General q Bernu:h,
Prussia; w W Palmer, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs Il P Duclos, Hartford, ;JMI
Welohans, Omshe; L Hall, wife and
daughters, S H0eKneimer. Cincinnati; j
NJ Russell. Ogden; q Price, Mrs NJ oil
EWDe, T F PIekssy, Philsdelphis; j W |
y Over, oi. Louis, A Q Boyle. Pitts,
burg l. l. R3pptl, U S yds, Chicago:
Y + Stewart, Council Bluff Chitourg,
France; W 9 Scranton, Utica; Mrs |
Wells, San Francisco; w d BaIlou, W |
l. warren; Chicago; w Z Mendennall |
Snd wife, Washington; d.. Murphy |
and daughter, " D GOrnill and wife, I
St P4ul; E N Rsyard, n Y; A S Sub
beck, j Osrthick Silver Reef: w B Dgd-
bridge, Ogden; o K Wurtelh, George l.
Ford, Evanston; Z B Brown, st Louis;
9 Kahn, j " Lang, Philadelphia; n 81
Capron, U s A; K Jones Oakland; F
5eeley, Bridgeport, O.; Mr. and Mira W
Carroll, Provo; j A Sch ,kelford. MrF.
A SehakelfOrd, Miss CD Schakelford,
7 L Brentweli and wife, Bioghrmpton,
\ I; Q W Collins, Ogden; A Newber.
ger, New York: S q Ham, Omahs, w
1ussey, Denver; NJ 81 Fitch and wife,
Pueblo; @ j Van Tassel, San Francisco;
J Whsley, Ogden; S w. Eccles and
wife, Denver; j q shepherd, j OIL
Ward, Montana.
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Live stuck Market.

CHICAGO. - Hogs Receipts, .9LGo hca'i ::
shipments, %.5iH' hc:.,i: Acncrdily str"-&Cr.
heavy and Zoe higher: n! colt; MIXED. :" !5i0
s; 10: heavy. s: ".'iG o. light 1t ;tdy 1T ~ 6O
gi6 - Skip|, SinJ -.
C;t,tI,.-i., c,'irl~, 7,a' heal: shipments.
300 heat easier on account rf ample sup
plies prices siouL ste:,iy no extra stock
'i..rr prime ut ri l"<sG 50; good 10 chricc
shipping" - 1905 ~ ; 'rim0n to iair at ~ 10
Gt5 - butchers fairly active: cows, !. hol0
y mixed. S:'EDS 10 s;Ockcrs and feeders very
tctivcat s.; 25Gdi %.
Shr'p-I;ccpts, >, 90 hc:.d !; shipments, ,, - :;
market activca iii strong tor groi prime At III ~
as 20 two cars line Sti-hS Lambs II. ShS7t% :;
lnc,ii,.r Sheep. II lnlti - common it, ttir
T.; Wit"i -.
EAs. Liberty. Cattle - Receipts !"r tie
w,oh. eudin-: Jan. 1, 3,H' aeul tnrou@!, an,
3,G$l bead : market 0pCncd active. but clio ci
with II !u!l icelias extra, 81 2jG6 10 tri'nc,
- 7j(l 20; i.tir 81 2Jnj 80 butchers, Fl ,H9
) 81: otockerS. s. 1IiEi so.
iI"r--RCceipts, tor the week. .o%t' h'':i'' !;
i,r,rEct active on light an! dull on hcAyy :;
Phia.itphias, 81 tajfgG 80 Etl;inGr"s, - BOO
Il 90 q; IOr.IerS. 81 JJf.G -.
:.h"cU-I.Cccipt~. tor ;hc week. lf,D' bead
liIrct f;.iriy :ic;ivc: fair ;oeNtri s. 'IfaJ -
'o:.u!nn. - J'Gl"; lamb. !1fsG.
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~, y"u disturbed AZ might and broken OF
yGur J,.at by Il SICK chill, suffering a!ih crying
with eAcruciatiny pain OF cutting t2sth' +:
20, 20 .! once ana get a bottle nt Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SoDTHlSG SYRUP ii VIII relieve
tn" poor littie sufferer innciiartiy-d"pend
upor 4: ;hcrc Is no mi: AXE about il. There
Is "ot :, ln0t"r on earth VINO iaa eyer used il,
wi' III not tel! you ut once that it i'll rcgu-
lat" 'i.: bowels, antt give rest To the mother
AMI relief and health to tho child, operating
il" magic. L. il perfectly safe 10 u4e in all
cl,"s, and pheasant Ia The taste, and is the
III, scIiption Ot one Ot the oldest an! best
ft.': ale nhys..ians and nur-,.- in the United
States. Sold everywhere. - cents hottie.
m1-ly-M. W&S&w
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Purify the Blood.
SwAYNE'S FILLS"
sWAYNE'S PILLS"
~ SWaTNE'S PILLS.h
ACTS As A HEART CoRIECToR

ACTS AS HEART CORIECTOR
and 10y cleansing, regulating and strengthen.
ing the organs of digestion, secretion and alb
sorption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner-
Yousness. Dizziness, Debility, Biliiousness
Bad Breath, Jaundice, Liverand Kidney Com
plant Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, lndi-
iestion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation,
Fcvers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Aguc Diarrh9a, Drorsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities of the Spleen
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action, and expeliing
bythe bowels and kidneys the matter thai
hpoisons the foundations OF life. i;c particular
10 obtain " Swayne's Pill Price y cents 3
box OF 80 pills, cr5 boxes 81.
Prepared only by I's. SwAYNE& SoN, Phiia
delphia, Pa.
Ask your druggis! for them. Sent by .nai
to any address. och cod&wM.W,F
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Nail Workers ia session

MiDDLEHoKo, Mass, Jan. G.-De'ega-
tions of nail workers from Wareham Ar
mont. Omerset and Plymouth are il.
conference here to day in reference to
the proposed reduction of wages to tho
amount of per cent. Newspaper repro
sentatives are not admitted. 1t is said
that the Fremont nail company talk Of
shutting down for six months if tho re-
duced wages are rot accepted.
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..Do Not Fear, You Carry C:csar, I"

Said that iilustriOus emperor to his Doallnan
in the Storm And we can say to the thouS-
ands who are compelled to admit sorrowfully
that they have some torn OF kidney disease
DO NOT fear there is Il Cesar among kidney
medicines 1t is Hunts Remedy, and II Will
cure YOU. Before its commanding power,
kinney and liver ailments fleG az conquered
enemies, Its cures are marvellous; It's sway
unouestioned. 1t reaches cIses that are given
mn and hopeless. To all who are afflicted in
stomach, bladder, kidneys or lfvec, we come
with the encouraging cry " Do not tear,
there Is cure relief in Hunt. Remedy
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New York Marker,

>Aw iUI.s. Jan. 6.-FlOur-Sta.e ant west
crn firm and III moderate inquiry.
Wheat HiDtc higher and less active; hu-
siness mainly speculative: No. 1 White,
81 %: No. > Rel. Jan, 81 Iii: ito Feb,
IL ~. El l3'i do March. IL l51.aDl ~ 30
April. Il 7tiG35Dl I.5s do May, 1891 Is
Corn i,931c better ami moderately active:
Mixed Western Spot. % 3t?c: do Future,
6J :. .&611.c.
Oats 1.a3:c better: State, 4TG0i2e: western.
iJ65lc NO. Jan, iil iGI sc; Feb, los a i6i:c;
NAV, Tj'Ic
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Cur Local Horse Market.

Samue! Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale from the first OF January, 1882
s.p to the first of January, 1881, 1,212 head
of horses, amounting to $3.50, 1850, max
irg an average Of S220. 113 II per head.
Fiss Il DoPrr, 3J Grant street shipped
. )-day 10 New York i5 head of Lancaster
county draft and driving ilorses.
Henry WE'LL sbip?ed so Gay fourteen
Large daft and driving horses to New
York.
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s:lNliEET.s'S FySl;R.is.
imposing Demon

imposing Demonstrations by tns 70 FuiaCe.
PARIS, jar. G--Ihe body of Ga,nDett:,
was placed ina hearsc at 1920 ny. amid
the booming of cannon, heating Of drums
and sound of trumpcts, the military pre-
s"n:ing arms. The procession, which was
two miles long started ct half-past ten. l.
is estimated there were two hundred t..un
sand persons in the procession. The streets
were alive with people aud the cortegc
was very imposing.
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WnEELISG, W. Va, Jan. G.-Aftar
drinking heavily, Robert Rose and Jack
Moore two middle aged men, buiit a fire
and lay down to sleep, and We're bot,
burned to death.
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A pelitonC Husband.

PLANO, H., Jan. G.-The wife Of Charles
+. Slocum recently applied for 4 divorce
On the ground of intiGclity. Last night
Slocum sought her, confessed his guilt,
and on her refusal to return TO him, shot
himself in tho head. 'Ic died ten minutes
afterwards
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A new idea embraced in Elys Cream Balm
Ca'arrh is cured by causing discharge and
cleansing, not by drying up. The application
is easy and agreeable. Price 90 cents.
Apply into nOstrils with little finger.
\ cure at last for Catarrh. The evidence is
"v"rwh helmins that Ely's Cream Balm goes
more directly than any other TO the scat Of the
disease, and has resulted in more cures within
the range of our observation than all other
Observation-Disclosures Pa, Union Leader.
Eiy's Cream i;aim has completely cured
i!!c II Ca;airh. q! which have been afflicted
over ten years, attic" trying almost every re-
In"iy recommended, none having proved 50
effective and thorough. S. J. AIKEN. Whole
sale Dealer in Boots ami Shoes, l+i Federal
street. EOstOn, Mass. d2l 2wdM, ", ,&F
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Excursion :;ates for InauguratipD Week
The Pennsylvania railroad company
gives notice that it will sell excursion
tickets to Harrisburg from main line and
branches, Oh account Of Governor Patti
sons Inauguration, as follows From
Lancaster, Miitin and intermediate points
on January -, and 1G good to return
until the 1G. inclusive. From all other
stations on 18th and lGlt, coed to return
until the 18th, inclusive. 1t will also run
d spec al train from lancaster to Harris
burg via. Columbia, on tho lGth, as fol
lows Leave Lancaster, 9:2D a. m;
Columbia, $40 Marietta, 9:5J. Stopping
at intc: mediate stations ON liag arriving
at Harrisburg 1T 1880 a. III. Returning,
the special will leave Harrisburg, Oh J:n.
i6, at 4:j0 p. m
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SENT TO tn PGNiTENTIAEH.
Severe Sentence For s'rDczzl,ng Official

Severe Sentence For ioir1czll,Dg Officials
WILLIAMSBURG, jan. 6 --County Com
missioners Daniel Caison AID William
Elmer, who pleaded guilty t, the charge
of embeZzlement, were sentenced to-day
each to pay I fine Of $3.50, and to be i'm.
prisored in the eastern peni;cntiary Car
son for 81 months and Elmer for -
months. Ebner's sentenc: is as light as
the court could make it.
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The Cold Snap Ended.

WINNIPEG, Jan. G.-The severe cold
spell of the past few days has virtually
collapsed. The lowest point reached was
40 degrees below zero. Tho weather is
now turning milder and threatens snow.
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a THIEF WITH IsICH BOOTY.
In Trying to Pawn 1t he is Arrested

PuILADELruIA, Jan. Ga young col.
ored man, known rs George Seymour.
alias Stiles, entered 4 pawn Office here
last night and offered to sell OF pledge for
SIS a breastpin containing thirty five dia.
monds and valued at 81, ,OGG. Being prompt
ly arrested he was searched aui rngino
randum found on him showed that he
had pawncd a very valuablo diamond
at some other place. While he
was in the prisoners dock this
morning ie was recognized a,
former waiter at :, Long Branch hotel
where last summer 'tdy WAS robbed OF
about $50, 900 worth rf diamonds. The
prisoner was held iJc hearing next
Friday.
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wEArHEy, INplLATIONs.

WAsiIINGToN, Jan. G.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather with light
rain or snow, northeasterly, veering to
warmer southerly, lower pressure.
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING JAN. 6, 1898
HORRIBLE MURDERS.
CHILDREN KILL THEIR MUTHEl:

CHILDREN KILL THEIR MUTHEE
Ihe Lust of Gold, and what ii Lea"s tu-A
. Dusky Diamond Thicf-liTe in
Brooklyn.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. G.-JOhn. All
ME and Louis A. Holdisch, OF Waterfowl,
are held for numbering their mother On
December 18Th last. The body WAS eX
tumed and the fatal wounds were fcurG
upon it. The motive for the doed is
thought to have been the desire TO be i!
possession of her property.
Alfred Nandecar was arrested on Thurs
day at Oconomowoc for completely in the
murder of NJ. II. Mead, the Waupisa
banker. The sheriff of Waupasa county
arrested 4 second man up north yesterday.
but 40 details arc given. The officers are
on the track Of third murderer,
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Mr.. Albert Anderson. York Street, Eutia 20,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee
a few applications of pr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil entirely cured him. For sale by II b. Cocl,-
ran, druggist, l31 ard l59 North Queen street
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AWeaIthy Eastonisn Dead.

EAsToN, Pa, Jan. 6.-John Eyerman,
one of Easton's wealthiest citizens, died
this morning of heart disease. He was 70
years old.
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Two sets OF teeth.
They don't shed arms and legs TO get rev
ones. Teeth are indlspcnsahr, and the Crrl-
tor gives two chances. When ono Uses SOZO.
DON'T, even among babies, il preserves the
"dccidious tenth,' and helps 10 strengthen
the permanent. i2-IwdeOd&w
III. Il. Miller. R0a,iin-. Pa, says: - have
been using Browns Iron Bittcrs a tonic
and appetizer and find il very beneficial" ."
For sale iy II. II. Cochran, druggist. 49, and
l39 North Queen street.
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Stock arketH.

NV York, fililr:.ciphia hI:t: local Strc-S y
sis, i;;i;.t S;>.I H,'r,,i@ rap.'Itsd sit.!V ~
JA,.;g. >. i.DsG, - Eorii, ~ r'rn street.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphthcria and Cankcr Mouth
For sale by Ill. Il. Cochran, druggist, I37 and
l39 North Queen street
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.rhc neat meeting of tho couvnclsiou Of
Harrisburg, Pa, will bo held in 81. James
parish, Lancaster, beginning Tuesday
evening, January 8, 1883 AT ) o'cl"ck.
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Grain ara irnv,s,on fluctuations.
Jan. q.

;..!,. 0'clCck uuOtaftCuE -; -,r'tIn In'I oro$i>
i,.r+ j,ir,ii-f,s.i - - x amt: i:-G,ktr [, :
t:.-: :,:ui, street..