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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-07
Notice OF Application to Purchase


Timber Lands.
Il AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W.T.
IL May 9th. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the Act Of Congress,
approved June 3, 1873, entitled "an Act for
the sale Of timber lands In the States Of
California. Oregon. Nevada and in Washing
ton Territory" Charles Bid, OF Multi
HOm2h County, Oregon has this day 6led
IN this office his application to purchase the
North west Il Of Section s, Township
North Ot Range West. Of the Willamette
MgTId Gu.
Testimony in the above case will be taken
before he Register and Receiver, st Van
cOUveT, Wash. Ter, on Thursday. the eth day
of August. 1888.
ANY and al persons having adverse claims
tu the ABOVE described lands or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to fle their
claims in this office within sixty (60) days
from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARKLING,
ie9 G0d Register.
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ASTORIA FKen DEeARr-zExT


ASTORIA FIRE DEGARTzzExT
W }. Chief Engineer
+. =. Asst Engineer
J. G. CHARTERS. .2d Asst. Engineer
BOARD or FDELEGATES.-R Regular meet
ing fourth Monday in each month. ~ = 20
T. ~, at hall oi Astoria Engine Company
OFFICERs.-C. !. Trenchard, President 3.
a. \. Cleveland, Secretary; 4. J.. Parker.
DEIFG GATFs.-L.E Z. Selir. c. ]. J.Trenchara.
Clas. StlckleS. oi Astoria Engine Co. No. l /:
Mm. McConmie, +. l.. Parker. II. 4. Prael.
oI Rescue EllHine GO. No. .: Ed. ID. Curtis
L. >. Taylor, a. W Berry. OF Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. No. /.
ASTORIA ENGINE CO3IPANIy 10. l..
Regular meeting fftSTsMonday in each
month.
OFFICERs.-w. W. Parker. President: I.
i. Sclig. Secretary ; Nm. Book. Treasurer .
:. G. ingalls,. Foreman ChaS. Wallmam. Isl
Asst. Foreman Henry Miller, % Asst. Fore
man.
RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY 10. -
Regular meeting first Monday In each
OFrIcERs.-C. W. Fulton. President :R. T.
Prael. SecTetary j. ID. MerrymaE, ass
Secretary Il. l.. Parker, Treasurer: r. l..
Parker. Foreman III. Z. Prael. lSt Asst
Foreman; James Hare. 2d Asst. Foreman.
ALERT HOOK And LADDER Co. No. :.
Regular meeting second Monday in each
month.
OFFIcERs.-J. O. B0zorth. President: G.
Brown. Secretary j. Tuttle. Treasurer =.
Is. Emerson. Foreman 4. W. Ferguson. Isl
Asst. Foreman; j. w. Ferchen, 2d ASS..
Foreman
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Chesebrough Am 50 Highland Light An. 80
Harry Morse. kM 50 f'oTescE. fsn 70
Imperial. Am % fssareI 4 IA 50
Ti-Gn Am Indiana. Am -.
IyiRuhervie Br bk Western i.el!e. An -
Olive S.Southard, A-leD t'CipWa.
R:ver Min Rr - Kat. / Troop. Rr 't
Aberlemno. Br hk traslnpse. br bE
Tam O'Shanter. Gr.seda.r. Br so
Red Cross, Am -
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-07

-SHILoH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, who0ping cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by w. e. Dement,.
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COMMERCE AND TRaDE..
VESSELS TIE E!VEE.

Carrie wiBslov. An TX y y auEGstf
State OF California So ns5nr7. y Au-u1t
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Columbia River EEr2Era.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

FROM tables OF United States C5as. a
The Benton weekly record., 1883-08-18

WISE i; !:
TrTTH T1 people are always on the look
out for chances to increase
aHInN II their earninga, anil in time be-
AMI - come wealthy; those who do
Uu not improve their opportunities
!" III nremain IN poverty. We offer q
w lAl 4great chance to make money
We want many men, women,
hoys and girls to work for us right in their own
localities. Anyone can do the work prapepiy
from, the start The business will pay more than
ton times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit fur
nishsd free No onp who engages fails to make
money RAPIDLY You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only your spare moments. Full
information and all that is needed sent. free Ad-
dress STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine. mra7tf
The Benton weekly record., 1883-08-18

500 REV AK I'D.

4 yawa.-a Is: Five Hundred Dollar vii be paId
Dg lie Judith Basin and Arrow Creek KeIina-al
ft.r the apprehension with sufficient evlsence Y
convict. lbs, first person persons o. killing OF
stealing ans cattle or horses oelongms tooWnefs
of cattle or llsfres on the above range
n 49,, Iio. Iii, snfaeicnt evidence To convict.
a,,is f killing or stealing cattle OF
horses as above stated. -
lunITH BASIN ANy ARROW CREEK isot Np*Afs
r1yIn S. PHELPS Secretary.
Utira, May 2i, 1883 Jes-i!
The Benton weekly record., 1883-08-18
Notice to Stock Growers.

Atam meetinu Of the stock men Of the Judit1
Rasin and the following range: BEGINNING at eht
head of Belt creek, thence along the horth sue
the Bolt mountains TO the Judith zap; fhenet
from the head of Relt creek along the South slds
af the Highwaod mountains to Square Butte
thence down Arrow creek to its mouth on sontf
sae Of Hghsood mountains: thence up the u IN
dim river from its mouth to the mouth OF bis
snrInp creek on the northwest side of the Juditl
river, iii nee up Big Spring creek on south e sia
to Snowy Mountains; thence ilong the norm 1 SUI
ed that notice bepubiished that This range + nov
0yersaocked and that parties biinglng cailic "
To this range will not be allowed TO loih us VI
anr round-ups OF To use any If orr enrrals.
JrDITn basin AND ARROW CREEK koGNn-tf
DAVID s. PHELPS. Secretary.
Utica, May 2i 1SSs lcS-ly
National Republican., 1883-11-16
ALLEGED WIT.
NetU YorL: Grdphic.

NCtO IOfE GfUDhlc.
A Maine woman offered her husband at auction
and no one bid. Then she put up u billy goat and
S2 was offered. Since this little domestic episode
she has been heard 70 give evidence Of mathe;
matical accuracy by remembering that two and
TWO always make four.
Ne,O York Graphic.
William ID. Howolls thinks that heaven will be a
place of unceusing and self controlling activities,
typographical error. Howells obviously means
the other place.
Peoria Transcript.
1t Is remarked that II causes no trouble to call
an Ohio man "a liar, an ass, md coward, , put
when 1t comes To taking an otlice away from MIN
the matter becomes serious.
CiacfnRGn Enquirer.
An indianapolis newspaper publisher offers So
reward for the conviction ofany person stealing
copy OF his, paper from The premises Of sub
scribers. 1t is one of the most unwarranted Sian
ders upon the taste oE thieves lhat We nave seen.
Exchange,
The idea that Tllden defeated Gov, Butler is
ridiculous lie isn't able oven to knock the chip
from the shoulder of John Kelly.
Exchange
man hshed a rich old gentleman out OF mill
pond and refused the 0llor OF two shilllngs from
the rescued misur. "On, that's TOO muCnl' eX-
claimed hei faint worth it and no handed
back one and cleYonpenoe, saying calmly, as he
pocketed the penny, 'TnaFs about right"
PiasbUg Dispatch,
The fact that the Now York Sun has dropped the
Holman boom, aud Is now beginning TO toy with
the names OF Blaine and Logan, JustiAes an ap-
prehension on the part Of these eminent literary
men that they will soon receive II stab by having
their pictures published.
NetO orleans Times Democrat
1t is said that the measure OF lady's closed FIST
u equal 10 the length of her foot When II ~.
Louis girl closes her list the around the house
make tracks for the woodshed.
Ne,O York World.
When George Min played Hamlet recently at
Emporla Kan, AZ the close of the second act there
were loud calls for the author Of the piece.
AHdntd Constitution.
II Is pointed ont that your Uncle Samuel had n
hand IN the defeat Of Gov. Benjamin, Of Massa-
ehusetts. This goes 10 show that in all seasons
and at all places your Uncle Samuel is u patriot
PHILADELPHIA Times
Dutler would die II he had to keep Off the grass
and stop shocking folks.
Philadelphia Press.
Uncle Randall is somewhat m Just now, but In
about three weeks he will transfer mis- entire stock
Of sickness to Cox and Carlisle. Our estimablo
and able free trade brethren will be obliging
enough to. paste this little memorandum in their
hats.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
CRYING ALOUD TO HEAVEN.
The Coiored Citizens OF staunton on the
Dan willie Riot-RinRing Resolutions.
Special Letter.


STAUNToN, VA, Nov. 15.-On last Sunday
night Rev. ]. II. Riddick, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, preached to an immense
audience of white and colored citizens, on
the "Danville Riot" from Isaiah x, 1, and
Jeremiah tx, 1. 1t was sermon of pro-
found thought, and replete with plain truths
which were boldly uttered. 1t has created
widespread and serious thought among
all classes. This sermon was followed
by mass meeting of colored people, number
ing about 1000, on Tuesday night, in the Au-
gusta Street M. Il. church. Mr.. George L.
Stephens, principal of the colored public
schools, presided, and the following vice
presidents were chosen: Samuel Adams,
Robert j. Shelton, ]. A. Carter, Sidney A.
Broner. James Oliver, James Il. Anderson,
and l.. f. Brown. The secretaries were w.
B. Davenport, o. f. johnson, B. +. Haynes,
l.. +. Smith, and II. G. o. Benjamin.
Addresses were made by the Revs. Wiley
Simpson and j. Hudson Riddick of Staunton;
Rev. Mr.. Howard, of Lexington; Messrs. G..
q. Stephens, w. b. Davenport, and r. g. o.
benjamin. The speeches were forcible, but
conservative. The proceedings were impress
i've. The entire audience sung tho hymn
beginning with these words:
When shall l see the day that ends my woes,
When shall victory gain over all my foes
After which resolutions were adopted con-
demning the DanVllle massacre, and express
ing sympathy for the widows and orphans of
the murdered men. The resolutions are as
follows
Resolved, That we accept the proposition of the
colored clergy of the state TO set apart the first
Sabbath in December for the purpose of deliver
ing funeral orations on the death of the colored
men recently massacred in this state.
That we urge our people to deport themselves
with propriety, dignity, forbearance, and patience
in the future as in the past leaving the Danyille
affair and all such wrongs for a Just God and the
Judgment and conscience of an enlightened public
sentiment TO rectify in due time.
That we tender our thanks to the mayor of this
city for his courageous conduct in having the
man promptly arrested and jailed for shooting,
without provocation, a colored man on the day OF
election, aud we look to the mayor 10 see that
justice Is done in this matter.
That we appoint committee of five judicious
men, viz: II. T. Ware, James Parago, w. NJ Carter,
Samuel Adams, and II. c. o. benjamin, to confer
with similar committees in other parts of the
state for the purpose of taking into consideration
the feasibility of emigratng from this state to
other sections of the country.
The resolutions were signed by the follow
ing gentlemon composing the committee on
resolutions Hudson Riddiok, Wiley Simp-
son, G.. A. Jackson, II. Fl. Sauthall, Il. q. o.
Benjamin.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

JNoR sALE--PRINrE CARDS, FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Table Boardi" This House for
Rent, apply at -" aud FURNISHED Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents each, for sale W the Business
ohlce " The National Aepublicah de7-R
National Republican., 1883-11-16
ylraI estate grukrrs.
STORES.

morniug contains complete schedule Oi our houses
stores; shops, and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale Ia all parts OF thecity. Money
b. ii. WARMER Oio street
National Republican., 1883-11-16
r. BooKBINDER AND PAPER RULER,
llO3 h STREET N. w.
The Very Finest Dlnding at the Lowest Rates
BrnmnIlX ENnnIIIal

DICYCLES AND TRICYCLEs REPAIRED IN
- the most skilfnl manner. and all work guar
anteed. Now and secondhand bicycles and trlcycleS
for sale; VIM. @, SCRIBNER. llO5 ~ street north
west, (Fenton Hnll) aus
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Personal Of three lpes or less eighteen long oords,
10 ccats one insertion each additional insertion 10
cents. business cards not Included IN nese rates
s0lautso-6mpIOpmtut.
A SITUATION A RESPECTABLE COLI
6rsI sIai & r. sacc &C Xddrsss + T. B., No 1891 ST.
A YOUNG LADY WOULD BE GRATEFUL
Office Address O., Ropubllcan ohice. l-l9
.Tos1E. N. FAINT, TYPE WRITER, cHAUNoEY
~ Building "a ST. perfect work guaranteed. Please
A a nj BooKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN
"A desires employment viii work reasonably
best best of references. Address POSTED, !Repuhlican
DY AN. EXPERIENCED CuLoRED MAN, A
WI SqIiSn Ss ss ya'5er IN private family Agrees M
" seamstrCss; can operate several sewing ma
chimes Address s., Republican office. l.H
CoLoRED WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
ply at 525 18th st. N. w. l.16
A SITUATION OF ANY KINDLY A RE
"A spectacle white boy, 10 years Of age ADDRESS
IL. H., Republican Onoe l-l6
Solantsb- --8fIp.
WANTED : BRIGHT, ACTIVE BoYs FOR
soFScc Of oyd 81 T%sny
five Cent Express, 1908 Il ST. N. w. 2f
WyANTED--A COLORED COOK; AT 033 II ST.
w N. w; must be well recommended. 2-E
GHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; REFER
~ ences required. Inquire l7li n st N. w. ~
VXTAHTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO is NOT
w AFRAID OF work; reference required as to charac
ter ability tested by trial T. @. MERRY. 1871 sd
ST. 217
VXTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME
w knowledge of the use OF tools; repair furni
ture. Address WORK. Republican onlce 27
NTANTED--A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework In small family: good wages and
comioriable home guaranteed TO competent girl.
WAMSTI5SDo,maAA FOREMAN, PA5RYMAISS Ian aNP ND
Loan Office, 3li gth st. N. W. 2T
NXTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w house work, in a family of 3; no children.
Address WORK. Republican once 2-l6
WANTEp--A RELIABLE YOUTH, ABOUT IS
w years Of age 70 learn the profession Of arehi-
lecture Apply, between and O'Clock, TO 5lS 9TH st.
N. w, 2-l6
NTANTED.-Co ooKs, CHAMBERM AIDS,
s yNGFWS!' FRM FPd GHfE Ts
Llcensed agents. 2l0
M ANTED-aooD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the baltimore Mutual Aid Society. Apply after
building corner seventh and q streets northwest
-ee-S
aamteo---Roums.
TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS. UNFUR-
children. Address KIBBY, Republican ofice.' 4.i7
DooMS-PARTIES HAVING FURNISHED OR
\ unfurnished rooms can find desirable tenants by
BUREA OF Lioyds Washington Express, % oiiice ioSs
81. N. w. ALI
SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETWEEN
IA 18th and 10Th and and Lists. n. w. Address III.
j. H., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Nrrsunal Comfort.

NNEET, &C.-DH. WHITE, 5. CT OPERATING
IL rooms, lid Pa av,, opposite Wilards Hotel.
Office hours ~ IN, TO q r. M sunday hours 9to n
a. m, prACtlced In Washington y. O., FROM 1871 to
present date PatronlGd by tile most eminent phyal.
clans and surgeons. ONCE fee, u per visit,
TIME sHEDD BATHS, 800 y STREET, NEAR
Il Nnth-lurklsh, Russian, sulphur. and Mercurlal
often years experience at this establishment Single
bath, VI; for Pi lfor $40 open sunday from H.
m. "a r. m, aulT,tf
NTEw TURKISH BATH (DR. ROVEEsl
IN 1il7 street. opposite ltigga House. Large pool
BOou @ yem,ntoih aio, i, 4soiS m III ,iu bFiahy NOV
day, ~ y. IN. Baths. u; OtlckctS, 4L60.
ap8 DIR H. l. BOVlsE Electrician.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
employment.

A sIrUATIoN-BY A RESPECTABLE COLI
"A ored girl. rs drossmaker or seamstress; with
hfst clai e. suce Address G. Il. D., No. l53i !. ST.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

R5- Advertisements under Me heads Qf Wants, For
Rent Tor SAFE, boarding. Lost and Pound, and
Personal, Of three tbes ess, eighteen tong iCords
10 ccat one insertion; each additional insertion 10
cets BasIness cards not ineludsd IN thee rates
National Republican., 1883-11-16
TO READ THAT
w DIR. j. VAN DYCR, DERMATOLOGIST,
M faron


Permanently removes Plmples. Blackheads. Liver
spots sallowness, superduous Hair, Wrinkles, Deep
Pores, Freckles, Frontal Crown, Part, and Temple
Baldness, Scaly Scalp Teter Thin, Harsh Dry, Splt
Faded, and Premature Gray Hair; oil Complexion,
pleTon fresh fine pure clear peerless. and beauti
hair vigorous and luNutiant without any paints,
enamels or cosmetics. The Doctors treatment Is the
result of 20 years experience
SuPERFLUoUS HAIR.-Dr Van DyclS is pleased
to announce To the ladies OF Washington shat has
perfected a treatment which permanently and for
ever removes superfuous hair from the upper lip,
chin, cheeks arms and any part OF the body WI ihont
any injury to the skim no depilatory acid plaster
rlzor used-ony treatment In the world that viii for
ever remove this most annoying of all complexion
blemishes
THE HAIR.-Dr. Van Dyck successfully treats the
hair and scalp. lie carefully examines the scalp aud
If the hair follcies are not destroyed he never fails
to cure crown, spot, frontal part, and temple bald
ness, thin. dry, split ded and premature gray hair
dandru scaiy scalp, scalp letter and all affections
of the hair and scalp; Both sexes treated Is regu-
lar graduate Of medicine and surgery, and you can
consult him with every confidence in his skin. Call
once.
NoTE--Dr. Van Dyok has permanently located at
No. - Grant Place whore he can be consulted daily,
except Friday and Saturdays hours a, m. to u III.
Sundays, Do m, top. m.
Wy ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
wv Bpll Datnmun & Co "A Bank. lIIl IL ST. N w. IL
National Republican., 1883-11-16

4 AVAGE DIE TETE AU PANAMA. .SECHAGE
IL instantane. Coupe de cheyeux mlcrosc0piQues;
IeinturCs bruno nolre an blonde. Snlon d Applica,
ton ct dc consultations Discretion nssliree Rocnon
brovete cngfois medallle aux expeditions dc Venne
Lyon ct Paris.
j. ROCHON,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIS
CORCORAN BUILDING, 537 Fifteenth Street
molly Washington, ID. q.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Amns.mtnts.

he Public Laughed into Success and Sung into tho
Mcrriest Enjoyment.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

A YOUNG LADY WOULD BE GRATEFUL
IA for copying or writing OF any kind Mt home or
onice Address O., Republican ohice. l-i9
VoSIE N. FAINT TYPE WRITER CHAUNCEY
~ Building, Ds ST. perfect work guaranteed Please
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
ocean FreIghta.

New York, 17.-There is no improve.
ment in the freight market, 90 far as
offering other than weight 10 concerned,
and 1t ID probsbls the remainder OF the
season will be quiet. The P. II. Wait
more is closing out and the 81. john. to
follow, has large portion Of her cargo
on board. The arabia, to follow in
turn, has upwards Of 1000 tors OF rail.
road iron already on board. The Veslt-
stxs is expected to get of next week. The
I'm. McGiLlvTy, to follow, will be ready
for cargo on Tuesday. No changes to
note in the supply Of tonnage.
Isthmus freightS are not very active,
except for such merchandise as 10 fur.
Rished by the Pacific roads.
Rumors are being circulated relative
20 the position the Pacific Mail IL TO oc
cupy after the present contract with Pa
ciHc roads has expired. It is said she
Central Pacific will not be party to the
subsidy another year, provided the SUM
set route will fulfill exsctiens, However,
IL is yet too early TO predict what may
occur, % the contract will not be of till
June 1st next.
Freights to Portland are dull. There
are no vessels on the berth, as none are
available. There is no ship yet in berth
at Philadelphia, the Renee not having
arrived.
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DiaE.

St. Louis, l7.-Gensral Diaz visited
the manufacturing establishments in the
suburbs this morning. This afternoon
he witnesses the st. P&trick's parade
and in the evening will attend 3 banquet
of the Knights Of st. Patrick. Mrs.
DiaE and the ladies Of the parry passed
the morning in visiting various stores
and shopping. At noon they lunched
at the st. Louis club with Colonel Howe,
vice president of the Wabash Railway
Company. They then visited several
residences and viewed some private col
lections Of paintings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
The Money Market.

New York, 17.-There is no little un-
unessiness among business men in New
York in fega'd to the tightness of the
money market. George D.Serry, OF the
Metropolitan Bank remarked to-day that
the stringency came earlier this year
than usual. Money was going west and
going into the treasury much faster than
It was coming out. The secretary could
give relief il he would: As banks were
below their reserves, they were in no
position TO take commercial paper. II
the present stringency continues some Of
our business houses will have considera.
BILE difficulty in getting along.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
ashingIOR AdVices.

Washington, 1.-THE President has
improved very much in health during
TIE past few days, but is not yet entirely
recovered.
The life saving authorities are meeting
with great difficulty in securing volun-
teers ON the lakes in consequence Of the
Interpretation recently plsced upon the
law M king the appropriation for that
service by the treasury department, Ac-
cording to a recent decision volunteers
can't be paid except for service rendered
IN the actual case Of marine disaster, and
ssviog humSn life by them is not corsid-
cred IS entitled to remuneration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
The Irish.

Dublin, &c. BiRgAr arrived at Waterford
yesterday to appear in court to answer the
charge OF utterinR seditious language in g
speech last December. It is expected,
however, the crown will apply for q
change Of venue in his case.
London, T.-Lord Dunraven intends
to propose at the present session Of Par
Lament motions in favor of legislation
on behalf Of Irish labor. and for large
scheme OF emigration in order to pre-.
vent tie recurrence, Of distress in Irs-
land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
Bargaining with Criminals.

Washington, 1.-THE President, on
recommendation of the citizens commit
tee, upon investigating the charges of
collision between thieves and detectives
of this city, aud of Judge Wylis, before
whom the prisoners we're tried, has par
doned Murphy snd Leary, the ihrse.card
monte men, The citiSens' COMMITTEES
wanted IT,, these ,SS, men Psrdoned 90 they 3
grand jury in the case against detectives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
A Chinese Drama.

New York, 17.-Mr. Wung, editor of
the CAGReSe AmseTTeGn, an evening pa
per, is engaged on tie translation into the
English Language Of the chef d'oUvre
Of the Chinese drama lie Minos, the
Royal Slaves" By Kung Ming, the Chi
nese Shakespeare. He enthusiastically
believes it will find many, admirers,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18

BRIGH4'S DISEASE Of the Kid
neys, Diabetes and other Diseases of
the Kidneys and Liver, which you
are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will
surely and permanently preventand
cure. All other pretended cures
only relieve for q time and then
make YOU many times worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18
TELEGRAPaIC
Cable Clicks.

London, 1.-THE Posts correspondent
at Berlin says Bismsrk has abandoned
his intention Of submitting bill for a
revision OF the May laws until more
positive and coneilitatory results are OBJ
tanned from the negotiations with the
Roman Ouria.