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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-23
Cable Clicks,

Lisbon, 21.-A crisis exists in Portugal.
Berlin. 2l.-Princess Victoria, dsueh-
Ter of Grown Prince Frederick William,
has been betrothed to hereditary Prince
Anholt.
Gusyaquil, Wis Galveston, 2l.-The
convention elected Joseph Maria Plscidis
Oarmanio provisional president Oh the
Republic.
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Boucicault Banqueted.

San Francisco, 2l.-Boucicsult was
bsnqueted this evening ct the Occidental
hotel by several prominent citizens of
Irifh extraction. admirers of the veteran
actor. Covers were laid for thirty. Bou-
cicault's engagement now running at
Hsverly's California theatre is one Of the
most successful that has been played here
for MANY wears nast,
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Peace.

Lima. 2I.-Deario Official announces
The signing OF "a treaty Of peace last night
1t Ancon between the Chilisn govern
meat aaa General III siss: The bulletin
adds: AZ Lima ana Oslloa will with n
two days be occupied BY Peruviana, the
Dearie Official will no longer be pub
l;shed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-23

INDULGENT parents who ALLOW their
children to eat heartily Of high-sea
soned food, rich pies, cake. etc., viii
have 10 use Hop Bitters to prevent
indigestion. sleepless nights, sickness,
pain, and, perhaps, death. No fam.
lily is safe without them in the house.
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What's Saved is Gained.

Workingmen will economic by
employing DR.. Pierce's Medicines.
His pleasant Purgative Pellets"
and sGolden Medical Discovery"
cleanse the blood and system, thus
preventing fevers and other serious
diseases, and curing all scrofulous
and other humors. Sold by drug
gists. be
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Ia Positive Cure


FOR ell these PaiIrrhl Complaints and W eataosse
soeOmmon to our best temeie poputaSloA-
It will cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation AID Uloenl
ton, Falling and DIsplacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
ghange OF Life.
It will dssolvs and expei tumors from the uterus ID
an early stage OF development. The tendency to can
cerous hxmors hereis checked very speedily by s u1s
It removes faintness fatulency dessroysah craving
for stinulanty and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures BloatIng Headaches, Nervous Prostitution
Geaeral Debility, seeplessness Depression and Ind
geston.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weigh,
and backache is always permanently cured by It's use
It will at all Hnas and under all circumstances act Il
harmony with the laws that govern the sale system
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints OF ather sex u
Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA & PINKIEAMs VEGETABLE 60
POUNp.s prepared at 2Ss and 2aS S4arD Aven
Lyn.. Mass Prize 81. Six bottIesfor SSent by q
ID a. forrn Of pills, also IN the form 6fS6eenges,
cs..as OF price, q per box for either; Mrkrinkh
I'm Answers all letters Of inquiry. AHde for pam
= Address as Above. Mention hfs Pdper.
No family should BE- without LYDIA e PINKBAA
LIVER PILLS. EAey cure CONSTIPATION bliOusno
s,A tas1adssy Of The liver. IS cents per BOX.
Ia ~ ala Druggists. o.
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Hold the Fort.

J. NJ. Fort, Monmouth, ILL.,,
writes: Having used "Scovilps Sar-
saparilla and Stillingia. or Blood
and Liver Syrup" according to the
directions given, for the purpose of
enriching and purifying the blood
and regulating the liver, and having
found the medicine to do all that
you claim for it, cheerfully recon-
mend its use to all persons affected
likewise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-23

IA $1,000. A NICE COZY HOUSE; A
3II;,A house of six rooms, bathroom, but
1aAA1 tery, closets, good cellar, boz win.
dow, poreh, .tc. all 4 modern style; lot SAX
$50 fee Of grnund nice Lawn god ne GLIB r
hood and cloes tn bust, ess, three ane hilf
blocks asst o. Main street l
GO O00 A PLEASANT EOUSE-NEW
So,OOO. brick house of looms, closets,
bow window; east front; orch: high ceilings
etc.; lot 10x 10 rodt, together with fine rock
and brick cellar and grainery; nice barn
for two horses and buggy; near Car line. First
Ward So
q ZOO HOUSE OF FOUR N1JE
~ ,oVO' rooms AL porch, lot 5120 rods
Of ground south front, bird South street,
Eleventh Ward SO
81 000 Two.s DRY HOUSE OF
pc,OOV. modern ST, bow window;
hall; high ceilings, al large rooms; lot
5xl0 r. DIS Of ground; 80 up Ia Main street.
and good location, Twelfth Ward. so
%1 wv room, mater through house. bow
window, lawns, shades, etc. lot 45xl65 rect,
with good barn, Main street. 70
a $1,000. a NEW ADOBE
~ b ase Of modern style, with
PEI; i4.1 sew, II rooms, closet, etc.; lot
4xl0 rods O: ground, south Z o t. afford
ing an eleRaG. view; Eighteenth ward.
81
S9OOO ANOTHER COY BRICK
SEOOOs House of rooms, porch summer
kitchen etc. Lot 4x10 rods OF gruund, barn
for horses, Is block from car line 9tn W ard.
%
GO 2 NICE BUnDIN SITE 5xte
Do = reds of ground, largo enough 70 L
two buildings, on West Temple street. 10
FOR RENT
House Of three rooms north Of Eagle Gate,
sl2.
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STR EET
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Gained Four and : a HalI
Pounds.

Albert Brown, Of Georgetown,
Ill, says:
I have taken two bottles Of
"Scovills Sarsaparilla and Stillin-
gia, or Blood and Liver Syrup" and
have gained four-and-a-half pounds
in about sixty days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-23

SHILOH'S CATARRH Rem
EDY-a positive cure fer Catsrrh
Diphtheris and Canker Mouth. Solt
~ C. d. I. Drug Store. Oh
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S. D. Davis, Jamestown, O.,
writes: I tried some Red Horse
Powder for Chicken Cholera last
fall, and found it good. Some of
my neighbors are also using it to
advantage. 1t never fails.
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EDWARD MARTINS

NOVELTY WOOD WORKS }
Manufacturer OF Stairs, Hand Rails, Newell
Posts, Balusters, Brackets, Counters, prames,
sash and Doors. ali kinds OF suria1ng,
Matching, Wood Turning, Scroll snd bsnd
Saving, and Variety MOULDING msoe 70
9,deEs
Corner or First South and First West streets.
SALT LAKE CITY, ~
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Fob BEDROOM SUITS, 90 to SOR-
ENsEN & CAREQUIsT. =
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
,hiloh's Cure will give Immediate
elief. Price 10c., 60c. and 81. Sold
" 2. G. II. !. Drug Store. Qp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
THINKS Ir,N AOADLY.
Editor Armstrong; Views on the Cor
fest-Ohlo n Political fiirt.

Editor Armstrong; Views ON the Con.
test-Ohio n Political fiirt.
by 7elrWaph 10 The Editor.
CLEVELAND, O., October S.-My impress
sion is that Judge Hoadly will be elected
by between G,O0O and 5000 majority,
others think that it will reach 5000.
There will be a large vote, and the most
careful and observant politician is unable
to state where the increased vote over last
year will Co. The preachers, the ladies' and
the children, in the rural districts have
enthused the people for the second amend
ment. This has created a counter enthu-
siasm on the part OF the Germans and
liquor sellers and those interested with
them, and there will not be large vote
for the prohibition ticket proper. The vote
will be a stand off one between the
Republicans and Democrats. The Legis-
lature will be Democratic, depending 10
some extent on the result in Hamilton and
Cuyahoga counties. Both parties claim
Cuyahoaa, bat the obtaining opinion is that
il will 20 about as last fall, when it went
$500 Democratic. There will be some
scratching, but not enough probably 10
change the general results. But Ohio 10 o
airt, and, ss John Sherman said in his
speech Saturday, "Tbe average ohioian is
going to vote as he DIN pleases."
W. W. ARMSTRONG,
Editor Of PtdtndedLsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
A GERMAN HOLIDAY.
THE sl.cENTENnlAL cELEeRATlcN
At the E4rlou, poln..-A Zig pa, Ia the SsIxl.
bOrlns City OF PittshurGh-k Procession over
Tea Niles Loas-rhe Celebration at Pail.
adslphlA aad Other cities q sucerSs.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October S.-The BIZ
Centennial OF the landing OF the first Ger.
man colonists upon American shores was
celebrated in a fitting manner to-day by the
German residents Of this city. The wealth
er was beautiful, and everything couspir.
cd to make the celebration a grand sue
cess and the greatest event ever known in
the local history Of the German population
Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. The pro-
cession. which was at least ten miles long,
with $4,000, persons and 1000 wagons 10
line was indescribably picturesque. All
the trades were represented, including
butchers, bakers, tanners, glass makers,
iron and steel workers and carpenters,
while every nation in the world had repre-
in costumes, all forming grand
moving show, which kept 100000 spec
.ators in good humor for four hours.
When the head Of the procession reach
ed the Diamond Square, Allegheny City,
the meeting was organized and addresses
we're made BY Prof. Paul Rohrbacher, Hon.
John NJ. Kirkpatrick, John E. Joos and
others Tonight Is given up to concerts,
oalls and banquets. The best Of order pre-.
vailed all day and verv little drunkenness
vas observed on the streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09

ARCHBISHOP ELDER, Of Cincinnati, ,'in q
sermon preached last Sunday, uttered some
wholesome truths about those newspapers
which live on carrion. In the course Of
bis remarks he made this pointed allusion:
We have right here in this city daily
newspaper owned by young man, who, l
Gm tod, is very rich. How did he make
thcse riches? By publishing paper that
10 unfit 10 be read by any human being,
much less Christians. Every day 1t is filed
with reading matter that is filthy, obscene,
nasty and abOminable.
Ileamount OF injury that paper Is doing
in our midst is inCaIcuIable. beg OF you,
athefS and mOthers, who haye the welfare
Of your children ut heart, do not let their
Young minds be polluted by allowing them
20 read the vile sheet, and you yourselves
should not allow il in your house. By
'nadiHR that paper, or allowing those whom
Almighty God has placed you in charge
oin this world, you commit grievous sin
against your Divine Lord.
The case justihes the Archbishop'sstro
language and good advice. The public has
the remedy in its own hands. The filthy
newspaper can not liveon its filth. With
out some public support It goes down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
SOMETHING'S UP.
y. J. T. 1850 Reported Co be victuaIing
For southern CIimes.

For Southern Climes.
New YoRK, October rS-Ssmuel ]. Tilden
Is said to be preparing for trip to the
South and the West Indies this winter.
There are some circumstances which seem
to warrant even this guarded allegation
and yet nothing to substantiateits accuracy.
The yacht Yosemite, which was hired by
the mysterious old man to run up and
down the river and even as far out as the
Narrows with him aboard, has been lying
in the North River for some days, and un-
wonted activity hes been manifested by
her crew. Boat.loads Of stuff, in hampers,
boxes, and sacks, have been sent aboard,
and all the indications are favorable to the
belief that she is victnalfog for cruise Of
unusual length. Her y ptain has declined
to throw any light upon the meaning Of
this unwonted activity. Her crew are
quite rs mysterious as the old man him.
sell. When asked II Nj. Tilden Is really
going TO poke the Yoeemite's nose out.
side Of fandy Hook and bear away for
milder cline, the sailors only response is
to shift his auid from the starboard to the
port cheek, hitch his trousers, and indulge
In a vacant sqnint at the clouds and the
horizon. Even the master and the officers
OF tho Yosemite do not indulge their appe.
tite for fine brands Of wines and brandies,
much as they may regard these articles
with the highest possible regard ss com.
panions oil voyage at sea. The inference
Is, therefore, plain. Something's up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09

LONDON, October S.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Times says: China, hav.
ipgrejected the memorandum drawn up by
Ferry, the French Prime Minister, relative
to the settlement Of the Tonquin question,
the following frontier lines are now being
discussed: Beginning at a line which is
made by an arm Of Phu Nibnih delta, it
follows this arm in northwesterly direc-
ton until 1t comes to canal around the
rapids. This 1t skirts as far as Red river.
1t then runs along Red river until the
town OF Hung Hoa is reached. At that
point 1t Is proposed 10 establish Chinese
custom house. According to this proposed
line the delta will bs divided into two
nearly equal parts. France, however, now
regards the negotiations as not serious, and
Is resolved to preGipitate settlement OF
the question by fats accompI8 in Tonquin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
noADLY f.AsS DEFEAT
And Admits hal Fo,nkers chaaccs
Best-Ths S,cund a AniepdnienI.

And Admits haI fOiRkers Chances are
Best-The S.euDd Amendment.
DAYTON, O., October S-Judge Hoadly
is by no means sanguine Of election. The
most that lie will say is that the election
will be very close, and he gallantly adds
that the chances ere possibly in favor Of
Foraker II the second amendment excite
ment should bring out full vote. How
ever, he is certain that the Germans,
especially in the cities, who went over to
the Democracy year, will generally remain
there. He Is delighted with his reception
since returning to Ohio, and feels aattered
by the meeting Saturday night.
Conversations with persons miscellane.
ously selected bring out the fact that
Foraker made far better impression yes-
ter,iay than Hoadly. He was more direct,
held bis audience better, and beat Hoadly
at the latter's best game-witticism.
Hoadly's speech is characterized as point
less, and complete dodge all around. Its
most eloquent passages stated the Rspub-
lican case. All through he seemed to be
afraid OF running against Geo. Foadly, and
In rehearsiDg the history ot Democracy
skipped about twenty year,, including the
war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09

I he Work ofa Dynamite Cartridge Pre-.
pHred by Cattle Thieves.

PAwLlSGs, N. Y, October S.-Lat Sun.
day night Cyrus Stark; Of this place, lost
some cattle, and day or two ago he re.
ceived an anonymous note saying that
three disreputable characters named John
B. Griffin, Seneca B. Miller and George
Mulkins had stolen them. In some way
the three named heard Of this note and
vowed vengeance against the sender.
Three miles west OF here ia a atwo-story
frame house owned by Sohn B. Rill and
rented by John A Beach. In this house
last night were Gilbert Miller and his wife,
and 8 months-old child, Samuel Graner, and
an old man named i. B Miller. Beach and
his wife and child occupied the first floor,
which comprised large room and bed
room, and Miller and his wife and the rest
lived up stairs. At 6 o'clock last evening
Seneca Miller appeared in the yard and
told Phoebe Miller that she must look out,
as there was going to be an awful affair, as
Griffin and his companions meant to get
square with Anna Beach for telling Stark
who stole his cattle. at $50 o'clock some
person threw dynamite cartridge through
the window OF the room occupied by
Beach, with fuse attached. In the room
at the time were Mrs. Beach and her baby
in the bed, John a. Beach and Samuel
Garner. The fuse was not long enough for
1t to be seized 10 throw the cartridge out.
Graner grasped douhle-barreled gun,
cooked It, and started for the door.
The cartridge had landed upon table
near the window, aud on the table were a
tin pan and tin dinner pail. Just as
Graner opened the door the cartridge ex
ploded, and Graner, looking out OF the
door, exclaimed, Il see John D. Griffin,
but can't pull the trigger" and he
dropped to the floor covered with blood
The cartridge had blown pieces Of the pan
and pail into him, had destroyed every
window on the floor, torn down the greater
part Of the ceiling, and split the floor tim.
bers underneath. Mrs. Beach had got out
OF bed with her infant in her arms, and
both were knocked down and stunned,
while John A. Beach was blown from the
main room into the bedroom, and when he
recovered consciousness he YVES hanging
out Oh the bedroom window. The inmates
Of the house say that they distinctly saw
John B. Griffin and two other men with
him. One OF the inmates Gays that he saw
Seneca Miller with u gun and another Gays
that he cav three men hurrying away be.
fore the explosion. The man Graner lay
all night without medical attendance, as
the people Of Pawling did not know Of the
affair until this morning, when DR.. Pearce
went to the scene and administered to the
injured mans wants. He found him with
portion OF his entrsls hanging ont and
put him under the influence Of morphine.
Pieces Of tin have been taken from his
stomach and heis very low tonight, and
II is believed that he will die. 2 T.
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Allen 0. Myers has said frequently Of
late that some Of the Democratic candi.
dates for the Legislature will be beaten, II
any Of the ticket go under.
From all Indications it Is certain that
Leo. Weliz, ReE publican candidate for
member Of Board OF Public Works, says
the Columbus Journal, will receive a large
vote in that city, especially among the Ger.
mans.
The Democrats OF Columbus were
around yesterday feeling Of the colored
men as 10 what they would cost but were
completely bluffed. 1t Is interesting to
hear the colored people tell how they
were approached.
It was claimed byla leading second
amendmenterlast night that there would
NOT be over 5000 Prohibition votes polled
In the State, and that the Second Amend-
ment would receive at least 100000 votes,
as the liquor men themselves were sup.
porting it-0hio Slate Journal
To a correspondent Governor Foster
said: ~ have made out an estimate by
counties, but will not give II oui; It would
not be right for me to do 90, but will say
that II shows larger majority for Foraker
than has been given any man for Governor
in Ohio for many years. We are sure Of
carving at least q hall dozen Democratic
counties, and will have majority on Joint
ballot In the Legislature, without Hamil'
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A M0RRIBLE NEED.
An Insane Mother n assacres Her Family
In u BarbaFouH Manner.

u
DENVER, October s.-Facts and details Of
the tragedy mentioned in these dispatches
several days ago have lust come to light as
follows: The details OF a horrible tragedy
at Lampasas, Mexico, on the Mexican Ma.
tional Railway, are just received. On q
ranch near Lampasas lived well-to do
Mexican, named Antonia Voklez, whose
family consisted OF wife and fye chil-
dren, the eldest being ten and the youngest
two. The wife has been subject to
spells Of melancholy and often ex.
hibited marks Of temporary insanity At
such times she invariably sought to do
violence to the little ones, Last Wednesday,
during the absence Of the husband, the
woman was attacked with fit OF unusual
severity, during which she grabbed a huge
butcher knife and at once began the work
OF destruction. The oldest child, sweet
girl OF ten, was the first 10 fall beneath the
wild mothers blowP, the victims head
being almost severed from her body. With
methodical madness, 60 peculiar to the
insane, In quick succession she slew the
other children, hacking and and stabbing
them In most barbarous and sickeninV
manner Suddenly taking parting look
at the dead, she plunged the knife into hei
own breast. The next MOI ming the parish
priest, amid the Bobbing snd wailiug o.
those present, performed the funeral rites
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PRIVATE DALZELL's ANswER
To Frederick Douglass 1 etter-The Pri
Yates Prophetic Gift.

To Frederick DougiaSs' 1 etter-The Pri
Yates Prophetic Gift.
Special Correspondence Of TIC Eaieiii0aIer.
CALDWELL, O., October s-Privste Dial
zell in answer to Frederick Douglass letter
to him says:
CALDWELL, O., October 8, 1888.
nv Dear Douglass:
Your letter OF the 3rd inst, 80 manly
and expressive comes to me to-day. 1t is
9 word in season. No one could doubt
your Republcanism, but coming now 1t
will do US good in Ohio. wrote you
earlier this morning hasty note. Pardon
me II write again more fully, lfeel as
II your letter deserves better answer than
it contained in my hasty note OF &C.
knowledgement.
You eoncede me the prophetic gift and
ask me whom the Republicans will put up
in 1884. This isageod joke. But here Is
o sober answer, Lincoln. There are
volumes In that name. 1t means some
thing without xplanatory lexicons to your
race. All the soldiers OF the Union, all the
Douglass Union Democrats, all the old
abolltionists, all the Greedy Republicans OF
1872, and lost but million votes, and the
least by no means; all the Republicans
who voted for Lincoln and all the meH
who owe their freedom to him will vote
for Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln's son will be iaaug.
urated on the 18th oil March, 1885. LIS that,
your only question, answered.
am glad 10 know, but not at all sur
prised, that you are still heart and soul for
the Republican party. 1t freed your race
and enlranchised il. All has or can hope
for it owes to the Republican party. all
the wrongs ever done you or your people
were inflicted by the Democratic party. l
ives sure that you were independent within
the party OF the Union, equality and hu.
man freedom. On the Democratic party
you never depended and never can de.
pend. All it has done for you or your
people was stripes, reproach and bondage.
1t Is your ancient but dishonorable enemy.
You do well to despise it and denounce it
for its expressions that caused yourlpeople
to cling steadiastly to the grand old Repub-
lican party.
God bless you and your race.
Your Friend,
PRIVATE DALzELL.
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n0Rn0N STATISTICS,
Complete Record OF western Mormon
-1suurrfgI Growth ofthe Chureh.

Complete Eecprd OF Western Mormops
-1andprfgI Growth ofthe Church.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, October s.-The nj
tendance at the Mormon conference to.
day was much larger than yesterday, fully
5000 persons beingin the tabernacle. The
audience wss addressed by Apostle Rich.
ardp, Carring,on, Tyran and Cannon, all Of
whom impressed on their hearers the ne.
ccssity otllvipg their religion, going into
polygsmy and paying their titbing.
Apostle Cannon presented the statistics Of
the church, showing membership in
Utah Of l27 ,2O4; number OF families, 49,.
OCO: births In the past six months, 1900
males and 100 females; number of chill.
dren under eight years, 81 600, number OF
marriages in six months, $50; new mem.
bers, 924; deaths, SSl, Tho church organ
izition embraces Twelve apostles, fifty
eight patriarcbs, 1856 seventies, 8, 1913 high
priests, 1000 elders, 1900 bishops, 400
deacons. Arizona reports membership
OF Z, ,502; Idaho, not reported, has double
that Of Arizona. Eighty-oDe missionaries
have been appointed tothe Zion missions,
TO Europe and the United Slatet; eighteen
OF this number were set apart fer missions
in the Southern States, where the church
is meeting considerable success in increas'
ing It's members. The Southern converts
are being colonizsd in Colorado mainly.