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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-26
hA4HD is THE TIME
uw TO CURE
SKIN HUMORS.

It's at this season when the pores open
l freely and the perspirstion is a5ua-
dant that Disfguring Humors, Humili-
ating Eruptions. Itching Tortures. Salt
Rheum or Eczema, Psoriasis, letter,
Ringworm, Baby Humors, Scrofuls,
Scrofulous Sores, Assesses and Dis
charging wounds, and every species of
Itching. Scaly and Pimply Diseases of
the Skin and Scalp are most speedily and
economically cured by the CUrlCURA
REMEDIES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-26
Spain.

Madrid, 25.-Tt is reported that Gas
tsllar and his Republican supporters re-
solved to maintain friendly attitude to.
wards the new government If 1t fulfille
its promises, especially to restore uni-
Yerssl Suffrage.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-12-13
j. FRANK DEAN,
WATCH AKER,
ALDWEl.L. KANS.
ALDWELL. KANS.

er8s Parties living at distance can
send their Watches and Jewelry by reg
istcrcd letter. as merchandise, with per-
feet safety at very small cost, aud can
depend on having their work done prop
erly and promptly. Charges reasonable,
and satisfaction guaranteed, at the L. o..
B)ok Store. Don't forget the place. 2saa
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Politics iil Florida.

Among the southern states which are likely
to be carried by the anti-bourbons next year
is Florida, which was carried last fdll byonly
375 votes by tho democrats. Mr.. Menard,
who is now in this city, and who is publish,
ing the only republican paper in Florida, is
very confident of an anti-bourbon victory in
the state next year.
There is no doubt but that if the republi-
cans and independents had united on one con-
gressional candidate in the first district, Davi-
son would have been defeated, which would
have given the state TO the anti-bourbons.
The success of Col. Bisbee, Mr.. Menard SAYS,
has greatly encouraged the republicans,
which, coupled with the success of independ-
ent legislative candidates in four or five
counties, gives promise of great success In
the state in the national contest next year.
Mr. Menard says that the independents
have Just effected. state organization, and
that the work will be pushed in every demo-
cratic county.
State Senator Pope, who was elected last
fall by the anti-bourbons of Madison county,
will very likely be their candidate for gov
ernor with republican for the second place.
Florida decided the fate of the republican
national ticket in 1876, and as the great con
test of next year may again hinge upon the
result in that state, 1t is very important that
the ant-bourbons there should be encouraged.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Sea Weed as an " AntI-Fat."

The use of the variety of seaweed botani-
cally known as Fucus oesicalosus for reducing
obesity has obtained recognition in profes.
sional circles abroad. Dr. Fairbank writes
to the British Medical Journal as follows
"MOre than fifteen years ago gave somo OF
the extract in pills -four grains three times a
day. to a very corpulent lady, who in three
months lost three stone in weight without
any change Of diet. Since then have fire.
quently given II for reducing weight depend
ing on the accumulation Of adiposo tissue,
and have never found il to fail. The solid
extract eau be easily made into four-grain
pills, which must however, be kept in a
stoppered bottle, as they readily absorb mois-
ture from the air, l may say that patient,
who has lately been taking it as an anti-fat,
aud who always suffered very much from
rheumatic pains about the body, has been en-
tirely free from such trouble while she has
been taking the extract fact which she
quite independently noted"
National Republican., 1883-03-26

1890 Prizes. . elic,401
b5 tickets, 500
press. DON'T SEND by HEdISrERED LETTER
by press b0 sent at expense Address all
ders 20 r. NJ. BoARDMAN, Courler-Jou build.
Ing Louisville, ny. !, W. CLARK, lOuK BON 49,
Alexandria, Va
National Republican., 1883-03-26
GRAIN IN sronr.

GRAIN IN STORE
The following figures, furnished by Robert
Bruce, New York, show the amount OF grain IN
store IN Chicago on the dates named:
National Republican., 1883-03-26

THE haggard care-worn look of the Nervous
Sufferer disappears as he regains power and
virile force, through the influence Of Aliens
Brain Food. AT druggists.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
IVBHI rtqNITtnUIlIs..., Dl4O0
REVIEW.

The market opened very dull with few
tocks offering. Afterwad there was heavy
pressure to sell Central Pacific on the reports
of drought on the Pacific coast and the stock
declined . per cent.
Michigan Central declined per cent. on re-
9orts that the dividend would not be made
Aext week.
1he bears and room traders hammered
Central Pacific and Michigan Central.
The other Vanderbilt stocks were gem
erallya little firmer, and the Northern Pacific
shares were strong upon the report that FIVE
millions of dollars worth of the lands which
have been in negotiation for some time have
been formally made over to the purchasers ;
also that the seven millions of dollars remain
ing will be delivered in a short time st.
Paul and Northwestern were also stronger
and fractionally higher.
The earnings Of all the western roads show
large gains this week
The Northwest increase for the third week
in March is $10l 300; tho St. Paul, $135, 900 ;
the Omaha $13,500 Illinois Central, $500;
and Northern Pacific, $6l,S00
I.ackawanna was weak upon report of
trouble with the Nickel Plate company.
StOchb lodhcu carly du ~ w l~j CAVopb NOW
York Central and Reading at o.
First loaning rate for money was 13, and
aftcrward loans were made at 10, and down to
IL.
Sterling was duh and unchanged.
The bank statement showed better than was
expected. On the second call the general
market was dull and irregular, but not much
improved, and at 2;30 the market was stag
nant.
RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE.
Ifweexceptan exceedingly stringent money
market an existing drought on tho Pacific
coast and the recent polar wave aud snow
which swept over the northern part of the
country, the weeks developments augur well
for an increased activity in Business While
At is possible that winter wheat has suffered
eomewhat from low temperature in portions of
the northwest, and that the drought has
worked injury ON the Pacific coast, still few
days of favorable weather ip both cases would
dissipate all fears and establish most en-
Couraging outlook. Enterprise has been
National Republican., 1883-03-26
A. BRENTANO & CO.,
-llth and Penna. Avenue,

wASzEI1TGTo1T, =. G.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

ADecrease.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening highest, lowest,
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade,
as corrected by special wire reports to Cooke Co.,
brokers;
National Republican., 1883-03-26

whit. Corn Oats. Pork. Lara
National Republican., 1883-03-26

Facilities are at our command that ena.
BILE uA 90 keep before Our ouAtOnlerh the
peat, fl,eahest, and most varied stock of
HOOks, Newspapers, and MngazinesJ our
large asEO rlGIl mt hitting IA good selec-
IiOn ia any department OF literature.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
9tu CIVILIZATIONS.
A. BRENTANO & CO.,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, sTATIONERs,
AND NEWsDEALERs,
i Is Penna .A-v g 1ayl Q,
COR. OF ELEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. G,
PIcaso bear in mind that our e.tablish;
2nttp IpnbIitaiioms.

Please bear in mind that our establish.
O'Clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Found Head in +

Found lead in Bed.
SAco, March 20,-Mrs. Julia McCarty, aged
6S years, was found dead In bed at her SON s
residence this morning, Cause unknown,
A New Postofflce.
WAsHIaroN, March 2O.--A postofice was es-
tablished today at Eaton, Washington county,
Maine, and Mary A. W, MCKENZIE appointed
postmistress.
Stabbed With Jack-Knife.
MAcHIAs, March During an alteration
last evening in the store Of Moses d. Stevens
in suburb of this town, James Trim of this
place severely wounded James Ramsdell by
stabbng him In the abdomen with jack
knife, The wounded man was immediately
removed to the Marine Hospital in this town,
whore surgical aid was rendered by Dr. S. b.
Hunter. Trim fled and is being pursued by
Deputy Sheriff Longfelow and posse RAMS
dell is q ssafaring man, and is resident Of
York.
Prof. Campbell Accepts a Call to Dart
mouth.
BRUNSWICK, March 20. Professor Gabr.el
Campbell of Bowdoin College has decided 10
accept the chair of intellectual and moral phil
osophy at Dartmouth College.
Death Sian Aged Belfast Merchant
BELFAsr, March oo.--John S. Caldwell, an
old aud respected citizen Of Belfast, died this
morning. He was born in Ipswich, Mass. Ia
1872. and came 10 Belfast in 1857. He has
ever since kept bookstore here, being one Of
the Oldest booksellers in Maine, aud with two
or three exceptions the Oldest merchant Ia
Belfast
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
THEN NEW TAX LAW.

Instructions for Filing Claims for Rebate
WARRINGTON, March 20.--The Commission
er or internal Revenue has completed his in
strnotions for filing claims for rebate under the
new tax law. The following are the more Inn
poralnt provisions. The expression Original
aud nnbroken factory packages ia held 10 en-
brace every whole duty stamped original pack
age, large or small, which remains as II eame
from the factory with tho same contents and
all OF the same originally packed therein. OF
course no package from which any part OF the
contentH has been taken can be filled up and
treated as an original unbroken package. The
goode upon which tho manufacturer or dealer
y eniiteu 70 rebate must be carefully invoced
IN presence Of two disntefested witnesses,
VINO must DO persons Of good standing in the
community and must not be clerks or en-
ployes Of the claimant. The weight Of each
such package should be given. In taking tho
inventory the witnesses must each count
al the packages and keep careful tally OF the
same, ana the tally sheets should be signed by
the witnesses and preserved by the claimant
Tor reference. The computations required TO
lind she weights and numbers and the amounts
OF feoate must be carefully examined and
proved by each of tho witnesses so that they
may % abie 70 swear to the correctness OF the
same ana OF the total sum claimed The wit
nessaA should see that no additions 70 stock are
made before the inventory Is completed as II
mnst embrace only the stock on hand az the
beginning Of May ID
ine Saaim when duly signed and sworn TO by
the claimant and the witnesses should be for
wafded g tho proper deputy collector.
II ths deputy collector or the collector has
reason to question the reliability OF either Of
Tho witnesses or the validity Of tho claim, he
should 80 state Ia his own affidavit or eertif-
cate, as the case may be, upon the claim, and in
such eases the claims will be- laid aside for iu-
characterization
Goods IN transit will not be included in the
inventories taken on May /.
No expenses incurred by claimants ia TAX
Inventories upon which 10 base claims for 10.
bate will be borne by tho United States.
Claims for rebate cannot be tranierred or as.
signed. All claims must be made by the own
ers OF the goods.
Claims OF manufacturers will be- paid 10
stamps when SO requested in the claim, bat
not otherwise.
Claims OF dealers viii not b6 paid In
stamps Claimants are advised 20 be paFtieu-
larly careful 70 purchase their special tax
for the coming year before the first OF May, 50
that there may be no question as 70 their
rights under this act as dealers and mannfac-
tufers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
MINOR TELEGRAMs

Tie Governors room ia City Hall, New
York, has boon set apart for tie reception of
John Howard Payna'E remsinF
The New York Senate has passed bill re-
onjribe ielegrsph aud telephone companies 70
nct their wires under ground before March,
1855.
The PAINTERS of Biooklsn have voted to
stfiEo Gpril lot for aD advance IRON $3.50 10
S3 per 0ay.
The Nev Jersey Fire I0snranc9 Company Of
Newark Will retire froo business.
Gen. Diaz aud party arrived in Chicago yes
terday morning, and were welcomed oy mayor
Harrison
Thomas j Stephens was yesterday noml
mated for mayor by the Democratic city con-
vention Of Cincinnati
The oyster pungo Jasper was sunk in Wy
oomico creek, Maryland, last Thursday night,
after eoilidng with The pungie Industry -Four
men were drowned and one other frozen to
deaiL whilo lashed 20 Tie rigeing.
The post oilice at Ear Rockaway, n. Y, was
burnol Monday A pos to burn all the cot
tages 40 As5ury Park has been discovered and
a watch is set every night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
LABOR TROUBLES.

Outrageous Assaults on Nom -Union Men
HALIFAx, y. g., March 20 Il telegram from
Iingan, O. 81, says. Seventy or eighty TN
ionsts miners came here yesterday and sur
rounded the village when non-union miners
were returning from work and attacked them.
The engineer and blacksmith were badly kick
ed sna several others including the manager
struck. After nightfall the rioters 10 numbers
visited the wnrkmens houses breaking several
doors and windows. This morning they again
broke doors, dragged the men cut OF their
houses and heat three Of them severely.
Women aud children are in a state Of terror
Tho rioters have charge of the place. Some az
the workmen took refuge Ia the managers
house, one being badly hurt. As there IS no
force 10 protect life the manager telegtsphed
10 Sydney asking the authorities there 20 send
conetahles Immediately. Since January the
l4ingan coal mines after a protracied strike
have been operated by non.unian men,
A later telegram says; Two more men
have been badly beaten by rioters since morn
ing. They attempted 10 go 80 work but were
set upon aud kicked about the head and face
in most brutal manner. Doctors have been
seiegraphed for 10 attend the injured miners. Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
A DISEASED RACE.
An Interesting Letter on the Future OF
the Sandwich IslAnds.

An Interesting Letter on the Future OF
tbs Sandwich Islands.
WAeHISaros. March 20-The volume Of
foreign relations Tor 1882, Just Published con-
tains an interesting letter addressed to Secre-
tary FrellnghuyseD by Minister Comfy OF the
Hawaiian Islands He discusses the future OF
the Sandwich Islands, q question which Is con-
sidsred Of great Importance 70 the United
States In view q tho rapid decadsnce OF the
native population. Mr.. Comfy shows that out
Of the population Of s2 800 natives Of aborigi-
nal descent there are over GOO condemned
lsrers ~ tbs lepoF settlement on Molokai. II
Is estimated there are between 5000 and 500a
concealed lepers on the islands. The ahlest
physicians there declare that foar-diths Of the
natives are infected with the disease. The
eient Kanaka has shFiFeled aud dwindled 10
this melancholy handful, some Of whom are
sisil Of noble physique, and all Of whom are Of
auaia5le character bnt TOO many Of whom are
crippled bg fAeumafism. paralysis or leprosy.
They are crippled alike ia person, IN morals
and n fcrtnne, IN mind, body aud estate.
Taare is no mercantile or manufacturing busi-
mess IN the kingdom that IS Owned and man
aEnd By a native Of fail blood
Il appears from Mr. EomiyS letter that not
cnlY are Tho commpnars ~ the Eaca dks2praas-
inR 81 the Fsie cf l8 per cent, rear, hnf The
chiefs are faFtuE still worse. Tho constitution
requires thBt iha sovereign shall ba of native
Or higls chief b.ood OF all the royal family
half-whits daughter of Princes Luka, 70
represent the second generation. Afr. Comfy
says "Qaeeu DoEaeer Emma Is childess,
Qneea hapioiabi has no children, the Princess
Lak4 sEnth. sister of the late KamehamehRs.
has no heir 81 her holy 10 her name uf large e.
fafa Mrs. panoki Bishop, daughter OF old
Chief Paki, has never bad child, and has
anca refused the nomination 60 the succession.
Mess TITS genealogical tables Of the kingdom
shall be reformed and enlarged there Is no 9th
er family left eligible 10 the throne. The na-
tives do ncf recognizes The kaiAkaua family as
sFaa high chief blood. The distinction il made
painfully apparent when any Of the present
royal family are brought in contract publicly
wife Queen Enma or Princess Luka."
Mr.. Cousn says that the question 81 the re-
pieGishmens nf the vital forces Of Hawaii de-
tnauds the consideration Of the United States.
Ii viii require wAichfulness 20 prevent the
islands from drifting into Asiaflc possession OF
becoming Britsh proieciclate through the
introduction u East India coolies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
Horaewhipplnr a clergrman.

ERiE, Pc, March 20.--In a village near this
city lives Hon, Sias Lord, prominent man In
this section of the State. His daughter, Clara
has deyoledly taught a class ia the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school for several years. About a
year ago little Eiie, the youngest member OF
tho Lord family died. Rev. Mr. Goodwin. the
minister, took this occasion 20 give as his opln-
ion that II was a visitation OF divine wrath for
the irregular attendance of the family at
church. This SO affected the mother OF the
family that she solemnly warned her relatives
not TO allow this man to be present at her fu-
neral, which event she thought would not be
far distant. A few days ago Mrs. Lord died,
aud Clergyman Of neghboring parish offic-
lated at the funeral. Shortly after, while Miss
Clara was still heart-hroken with grief, Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin called and demanded % see her,
After some delay she hnatiy consented 20 see
him, when he commenced TO uphraid her in
abusive terms for allowing another TO perform
the burial service at her mothers grave The
poor girl told him tho reason, when he became
SO violent as 90 alarm the neighbors, when he
was ordered to leave the house. A few days
aftarwnrd he sent her an insulting and dis
graceful letter Of communication from the
church. Tho epistle was sent Co q male rela-
tive in this city, and this morning he sought
Rev, Mr., Goodwin and heartily horsewhipped
him
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
NEW YORK.
management Of BROOKLYN Bridge.

Management Of Brooklyn Bridge.
NHw YoRK, March "a proposition by
Mayor Low to place the Brooklyn bridge in
the hands ol tho Mayors Of Brook
Ism and New York was voted down by tho
bridge trustees last night, on ihs ground that
the future management OF the structure should
be kept out Of politics and out Of the hands OF
interested railroads.
Relief for Ireland.
Rev Lawrence Walsh, treasurer ot the
Irish National Land League. to-day cabied
5000 to Ireland for relief Of The victims Of
famine IN the West. Walsh has just cAbled
PafpeH that his presence at ths Philadelphia
Land League convention on the Goth Of April
Is imperatlyoly demanded.
The MIX War.
paRr Jaws, March 20.--The milk war con.
times unaBated at Otsyiie. Howells, Middle
town, Hampton, Goshen, Chester, Oxford,
Munfoe and Turner'S. The shipments tonight
9ere practically stopped. Crowds OF farmers
aud citizens surrounded the railroad stations.
The hrat five who came with milk hal IL
spilled and the rtmainder took their supply
home. ThirsS-one cans we're spilled, thirteen
at Otlsaille, eight at Mlddletown and ten At
Chester. The supply on the branches Is also
greatly reduced. Tho total reaching Jeraey
City over the Erie road will bo nearly 1850 cans
short Of the usual supply. Newburgh sub
soribed Si500 to-day TO aid the farmers and S5,-
600 Is promt cd II wanted Unless dealers sur
render The supply will bo further reduced tc-
morrow
Egan and sheridan on tho Lady Dixie
Assault.
NEW YoRK, March 20--In regard to the at
tack upon Lady Florence Dixie Patrick Egan,
lreesnfer Of tho Land Lesgue, says: II am
convinced that either the story Is a bogus one
or that the poor lady is laboring under an hal.
luciDation; and IN this connection / may mem
ton that nearly all tho members OF her family
arc more or less crazy, Her attacks on the
Land League leaders have never caused any
serious feelings against her Ia Ireland. where
she 10 regarded more with pity than with hos
tility. Certain | am that no ifIshman would
be guilty Of a rufiian's eowardiy attack upon
defonceess woman, such as the one reported
30 have been made upon Lady Florence.
Should the attack really have been made |
would suppose IL 70 bo tho result OF family
complications or disputes, but the whole story
on the face Of IL looks improbable. IL two
men armed as she describes attacked her sure
ly either herself or her dog would bear some
marks Of the knives, and 10 is scarcely proha-
bio that the two successive stabs would havo
been turned off by the steel Of her corset as
she states, There are scarcely any Irishmen
living IN the vicinity Of Windsor, where the
attack was made, and again state my belief
that no irishman could be found base enough
to perpetrate such dastardly outrage"
Mr. Patrick j. Sheridan, whom ,the British
government Is now seeking to extradite, said,
on Lady Dixie, IL was done with the purpose
OF bringing discredt on tho Irish people at
large and to assist Ia forming public opinion
for the pre-arranged slaughter Of the men now
on their trial In Dublin"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21

The barometer Is highest from Oregon to
Nevada ard Utah. 1t Is lower over Kansas
and Indian Territory bat lowest along the New
England coast. Cloudy weather with rain or
snow has prevailed 10 the Missouri valley, also
with rain in the South Atlantic and Middle
Atlantic States, and changing 70 snow 10 New
England. Eorihweeterly winds arc reported
from the Atlantic States, s3uthsrly from the
Gulf States and 6astorly from the Ohio and
Missouri yalleyg The temperature has fallen
10 To 70 degrees IN the Atlantic States and
slightly risen from the lakes southwestward to
Texas The Mississippi has fallen 10 inches 81
Cairo and q at Memphis
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21
California Mining stocks.
Wa.ersovyn CataIe rEarket.

WATERFOWL March 2O.-Cattle-Cattle market
slow; owners holding Off but finally selling 14c less
than last week.
Market Beef-Choiee 10 25;extra at 8 5oal0 90;
first quality 3 25d9 %; second quality At 26t9
s. third quality at 1895 so; receipts OF Cattle
230O head.
Store Czftle-work Oxen p pair at S100GS200s
Mich Cows and Calves at S20d4Sc: Farrow Cows
Sl8 S35 fancy S50Q $50, YeaflingS SIG s2Ostwo
saTs old s1sdS35; three years s25aS45.
Swine-Keeeipts s, 900 head Western fat Swine,
live. ia aS1zc: Northern dressed hogs at 9G 9lzc.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts g. 40; sales Of Sheep
in lots at 5Od5 30 each; extra 00o6 80 each:
Lambs az 6aSc = 70; Veal Calves 3G7a4e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21

AT meeting In Glasgow last night 0'Don-
nell, member Of Parliament for Dungarvan,
repndiated the charges made by Forster against
Parnell and the Land League. De advocated
the organization Of the Irish in England
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21

WHITEHALL, N. y, MaIoh CA dispatch
from Rouse's Point n ", states that 10
inches Of snow fell there last night, and that IL
Is showing hard this morning.
AT plattsburg 10 inches OF snow fell, and at
Whitehall inches.
lt was also showing at Albany, N. ~, early
this morning; heavy At Battleford, b. A.
heavy at Burlington, VT at Fort Beiord,
Mon, Pttshurg, Pa.
RicmoRn, VI, March 20.--There Is another
heavy snow storm and trains are blockaded.
The mail from Montreal, due last evening, has
not yet arrived.
QuEnEc, March 20.-0wiug to a snow block
ade no trains make arrived since yesterday
morning and none are expected until tonight.
The train which left Montreal at 3 p. m. yes
terday is snow bound near Yamaohiohe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-21

is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, il paid in advance at $500 year.