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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-17
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Capital Chips Another Star Route
Indictment.

, Capital Chips Another Star Route
Indictment.
Washington, I6.-Owing to the iDab
| ility OF Bili's counsel TO be present to-
day, the cross-examinaliun or ,lenersl
Steinmetz was deferred till Monday.
The grand jury this morning brought
in another Indictment aRriDst Thomas j
! Brady. 1t charges that on July l3, 80,
the defendant made q contract with j.
B. Price to carry the mail on the route
from Socsrfo, New Mexica, 10 Silver
City and back seven times week, on q
schedule oftWenty five hours from Aug
not l, $50, TO June 80, 'Sl, for S4l, 582,
and that on November 8, $50, the con-
tractor paid General Brady 81, go as
compensation for awarding the contract
The witnesses are john A. Walsh, j. B.
Price, 5. o. Corcorsn, and j. NJ. Brady.
Condition of tie treasury to-day: Gold
coin and bullion, $195, 539, 77s; silver
dollars and bullion, Sll4, 2t7, 4I4; frac-
tionsl silver coin, SIS .436, 816; United
States notes; S53, 158, S04 - total, $780,
382, 312.
In the criminsl court, to-day, Morris,
law partner Of Mer-ick, stated that in
the case of Brady and others, he was
requested to say for Merrick that Rer-
dell desired to withdraw the plea Of not
guilty and substitute one Of not guilty,
and a special counsel for government
consented to this being done, The court
said Rerdell must come irto court and
make the plea, and ordered that he be
brought in on Monday. The court said
further though the best thing to be done
would be to enter motion in arrest of
judgment. Under the laws it required
at least two TO commit a conspiracy. One
could not do it. As the other defendants
bad been acquitted of the charge the
court would find itself unable to pass
sentence on Rerdell.
Bank statement Certificates outstand-
ing, gold, S6l, ISL $780, silver, H,756, Isl;
currency, l,273,500.
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The wimbledon Match.

London, 16-The National Rife AS.
ISOLATION decided not TO allow the Amer.
lean team to use the screw wind gause
IN competition st Wimbledon except 10
the International Il atch. The Volunteer
Service Gazette regrets this decision and
thinks if American are beaten they will
be able to claim they were handicapped
because not allowed, like English rife
men, TO use in preliminary contests
exactly thesame appliances they used in
the match. However, says the Gazette,
there are not wanting signs that the
Americans msylgiVe the. English sound
beating.
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Crenlated.

Pittsburg, 16.-The body of Mrs.
CoEnelis Walbe1g, wife of Simon Wal
berg, mining broker, New York,
arrived at II O'Clock this morning, and
was taken Immediately to the crem atory
and placed in the ,etort When the
ashes are lifted, they will be sent 10 her
late residence, and put in an urn, and
placed on the parlor mantel.
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ANDERSON & PoMERoY,
Real Estate and loan Agents..
OFFICE--IJnder, Mel onicks Bank Salt Lake City
20. Box SIS
ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL

ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
Estate. Partial pa me.ltS re
ceived on loans. Cheap lots for sale
on the instalment plan. Houses 10
rent. Rents collected. Money
loaned for other parties on frs
class security aad thorough eXaml-
nation Of titles.
We Draw up Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Wills, etc., in careful and
systematic manner.
Notary Public always in the Office.
We have the finest reference maps
of the city anywhere to be found.
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For Rent.

Furnished house, Eve rooms hydrsa.
water. $3.50
Six room new brick house, S95.
Six room house and stable, $50.
Small store on Seventh Fast street ST..
Furnished room. close, SO.
Six room house, close, $40.
Three rooms, Tenth Ward, 50.
Office rooms for rent.
a large, fac room, furnished.
Five room coy cottage on car line, 81
Store IN the Hooper L Eldredge Block, so
US.
Three room house, East Bench, s..
rFEaRIFoRIAB AND COUNTY SCRIP
bought and sold.
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[EoR THE HERALD ]
THE EXTENT OF HUMAN
KNOWLEDGE.

We know no; Why We come 10 earth,
We know not why we go away
Whether such knowledge is of worth
Is more than l would dare t. say
But this to me seems very plain:
Our record only will remsin.
ARMgsE
SALT LAKE CITY, June Is, 1883.
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Building Lots

tEWENTY-FIVR FEET OF BUSINE So
L ground is offered for short time; par-
ticulars on application at our office
S9SO CORNER BUILDING LOT ON
goCO 21st Ward ear line, Is close to nv
drant water. Part cash, balance you can have
your own time on.
BUSINESS GROUND AT $40 PER FOOT.
RUsIHE.s GROUND AT $50 PER f DOT
BUSINESS GROUND AT 500 PER FOOT,
BUSINESS GROUND AT $3.50 PER FOOT.
1926 FIVE BY TEN RODS, TIL D
$1,000 SM1 NAIL ls. aoS AG G H T5113 OF OF
scenic effect is unsurpassed in our beautiful
city.
10000 BEAUTI, UL BUILDING LOT.
90x- fee Arsenal Hill; shade and
fruit trees, grape vines. water rights; grand
view of the briny lake snow capped noun
tains aud blooming valley
S690 CORNER Blu LDING LOT, 5xI0
WV rods, Second south, Eleventh East
picket fence, level ground, only a block
rom car llne; S4CO All, balance six months.
S6600 BUILDING LOT, S215xlG5 FEET
Q"ooO Second West street. near south
Temple. Fourteenth Ward; or will sell baIf
Tor S2sIoo- ThiS lot being so close to bust.
nosS should command the early attention of
our business men
SIOuO 2oE2O rods east 0 Of K lew eGs' Az Ell
cry; beautiful and Commanding view of civ
valley and mountains '''
S200O BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
|O00N OF Brigha street, 82l5xl65 feet,
south front, adjoining and in line WIN some
of our city's finest residences. This lat viii
not long be on the market, being the oni .
site offered on that street and for that fionrs'
within reasonable distance.
N160O BUILDING LOT 5xIO RODS
near the D Il q depot block
$50. Building lot 21zx10 rods, close TO
Main st. -
1000 Fine building lot on 7th East
neaIacar line, either in whole or
Two parce g. on the inVtallmsnt plan.
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Wrecked.

New York, 16.-A Kingston telegram
announces the sinking OF the propeller
Canada, near RcckporI, bound up,
loaded with general merchandise. The
wrecking steamer, Hastings, has gone
TO the rescue.
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' Your Skin Cure is S1tperercelzent.
y Is fast curing nly dGlIghtssaaoT
Ttnga0ornl, aChich had spread "
OUer her body" Mrs. Z. e.. D.
Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass.e Drug
gists keep it. 81 per package.
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The Rife Association.

New York, 16.-Directors Of the Ma.
tional Rife association report the total
amount needed is 81, 900. Thus far So, 9S7
is subscribed. Pledges have been made
which would raise that sum to 81, 800.
The directors reported that James Gordon
Bennett guaranteed the expenses of the
team to the extent of 81, $40, and stated
that if it had not been for Benefits
liberality the team would have had to re.
main at home. The general public had
thus far failed to do anything.
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TIE REV. GEO. II. THAYER.
of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both N.Y.
self and wife owe our lives to SHT.
L0HS CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold BIZ z. G. n. I. Drug Store, (0l
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Obituary.

Washington, 16.-Mrr Bills B. Ctes-
con-, eldest daughter Of Chief Justice
Drake, Of the court of claims, died yes
!erday.
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what Weeks Said t. he Girl.

what Weeks Said t. he Girl.
She was , daisy with auburn hair-
very auburn in fact-and a. she trip
ped gaily down the street and entered
Weeks d Wells store she was the
cynosure Of every pair of masculine
eyes on the street. 1t appears she
was IN acquaintance of our friend
Weeks, this strawberry blonde, and
while he was falling over his feet in
endeavoring to appear his best ~ he
was waiting upon her she remarked:
"Oh, did you know, Mr.. Weeks,
We are to have . masquerade down
our way very soon?"
aNo, ID that so!"
Eyes, and do yon know I cannot
think of anything to wear; what to
represent, casnot you suggest some
thing, l know you have excellent
tasts." And she shot , glance at
him that melted the buttons Of HIS
vest.
"Well I think considering the coior
Of your tresses you had better wear .
green dress, put seeds in your hair
and 70 "a . wstermelon."
When %hAv n,ck~1 tha ~sel mn aud
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II you want to buy . first class
sewing machine call ct the .Blus
Front Jsa. d. Farrell.
Doat hire your shirts nAds, either
white or cclured. Gene ard -
how cheap you can buy ons. war.
Hutchinson D French kSsp she
only Strictly Pure White Lad il
town. Don't fail to zee thssA hefoss
buying your psints.
All shose desiring y prove sp. a.
90 those desiring 70 borruw moesy,
will find it greatly 10 0eir intevsss BY
calling on G. c. Akin, Kinbsll
We i,ays two new Singer sewing
machines whiua we Will sel, very
cheap for siot cash. bargains.
NaSnersa MnsA.
BAEK or ~kIMRALL-One
hurxarsd shouasud tei00,0o0) dollars
to loAi. =, improved is,ms.
l.. A. Fnose, GaGaisE.
G.. G. Akin hA osdsrsd sssesssas
Of is Up. u Brsas cosnty, st,s,s ~
which Ass row y his office. Thoss
desising - CONTEST claims viii 10 rsll
70 aAli % hin.
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War 1t Chamberlain

1t is easy enough for = man who
has neither character nor financial re.
sponsibility to sling mud and falsehood
1t those who have, and he who stoops
to answe in kind only does himself
= wrong, and we only ssek TO defend
against the malicious and lying at.
tacks on the credit of our young city
and her business men.
Chamberlain, that has made such
rapid strides in wealth and prosperity
as to challenge the admiration Of Da-
kota, is composed Of, - solid, straight
forward business men ~ ever co,.gre-
gated in any town, east or west. The
city and surrounding country has paid
S. g. Humphreys and his partner tens
upon tens of thousands Of doliass.
Yet forsooth because be could not
transform himself into 8 merchant
prince, Chamberlain il . fraud and
her best business men On the verge Of
bankruptcy.
This young man that was alsft all
alone" IN this what he calls, "unfortu-
nate town." says he 10, proud Of h,s
record. Nc doubt he -, because it
reflects his life, and general traits Of
character, and the chsnnel he seems
to want to follow. No doubt he 10
proud of the number of dollars' worth
Of goods he packed 1t night and ship
ped out 1t the back door Of his store
1t early morn, : day or two before
he failed. No doubt he was proud
of his record when the sheriff search:
cd the beds If the secluded ranch IN
Charles Mix county and found > por.
ton of tie goods he wss trying to
steal from bis CREDITOR. No doubt
he 10 proud Of the fact that when old
man D,ckinssn went into paf.nersh;p
with him that the honest, gray heAd-
ed fathsrinlaw had several thousand
dollars, and now he has none. M
doubt The young man is proud IT the
date Of the transfer of his interest In
. valusble cattle ranch to his urusty
hirrd man, Mr.. Winter, aid the
island TO smother; and the bills 81
sale TO his nephew and clerk Of the
Csstalia stock, just taken from the
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Chamberlain store. And shove al,
proud Of being able to buy goods on
credit, and then sell them and get bic
pay for them and never pay for tAs
goods.
hut there il another reason in e.
planstion Of why d. d H. failed, and
it is Just - good as the balance. The
editor of the Register is poor, thank
God, however, his g~ensrosity b con.
ceded) and in his poverty he gave
. mortgage-yss in his life time he
has given several, and BY hard work
and close attention to business, A.
most oil he ever gave are paid in full,
and it does make . poor man hard up
to pay his debts.
When s. G.. Humphreys failed, the
fanlt was at his own door, and instead
Of giving his property to pay his
debts, he commenced to abuse the
town and lie about her business men,
calling them ''tottering, blosd-thirsty"
IL.
The apoor editor" pleads guilty 70
one Indictment and that v 70 Offering
the YOUNG NAN PROUD OF ms 8ECoRD
Inducements to come to Chamberlain.
Supposing he was good, honest
business man, the Town Lot company
did give him two fine lots for $3.50,
and the free rent Of . building for
several months, one of which lots he
BOON sold for $3.50 in cash, and the
other Is now worth $500, but which
he ID trying to cover up and beat his
creditors out Of. This little >l,3sO
kindness u good cause for cursing
the town generally, and the Register
editor in particular. All We have 70
say 10 that if Chamberlain will for
give Us for inducing this kicker to
settle hers, we will try and be more
particular in future. While s. G..
Humphreys is publishing his lies
shout our town and her business men,
and trying to tear down Chamberlain,
her "tottering business men," who
stood by him, her 'blood-thirsty
bankers," that loaned him money and
gave him all the credit he had, the
lying sheet dying in wait for rogues)
viii keep on building up . city, and
let s. G.. Humphreys sesk his level
Chamberlain Register.
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King 70 Humphrey.
Fiat Jsstitis Rast Caelun.

Last week We published the Cham.
berlain Registers comments on the
Dickinson 4 Humphreys failure, and
s. G. Humphreys reply to the article.
In this issue of the GRAruIc will BE-
found the Registers answer to the
article referred to. We publish Mr..
Kings reply IN simple Justice to all
parties concerned. Our readers can
draw their own conclusions.
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We are pleased to note that the
new board Of trustees for the town of
Kimball are moving cautiously and
with due elaboration in all their acts.
This is ~ it should be. In every
community there resides . few ex-
tremists whose Judgement in matters
governing a newly incorporated town
is to be compared only with that of
the "missing link" They would not
hesitate to plunge a town hopelessly
in debt to crafty some pet scheme.
kimball is not . city, and paved
s~treets, horse cars, elevated railroads,
electric lights, etc, will not make it
one. The board of trustees should
turn . deaf ear to all cranks. KIM
ball is but two years old; As yet in its
swaddling clothes, and growing stead
lily in = legitimate and healthy man.
ner and to now plunge the town
hopelessly in debt would be a suici-
dial policy as tending to cripple the
business men who are already in il
and drive away those who might 9TH
erwise locate here. The principal
thing to do now is to place NJ ain
street in good shape by grading and
laying the necessary walks, which
will necessitate . small debt. This
can be paid up in . few months, after
which other improvements can be
made as rapidly d the population
and the wealth of the town will Wal.
rant.
Bro. King of the Chamberlain Reg
lister fearing some one would think
Chamberlain WAS not doing much
business went out and interviewed the
business men of that town and wrote
up the same for his paper. A thought
suggested to US, why not do the same
thing in Kimbsll and write it up for
the GRAPHIC. Accordingly we loaded
up with pencil and note book and
started out. The first place we went
was to Smith d Calta where We found
the former busy selling a man ae75
shot gun, the latter loading up a
wagon with y cook stove and its
belongings and their two assistants
busy with other customers. After
waiting fifteen or twenty minutes and
not seeing an opportunity to get a
word with either of the proprietors we
left and started into Mrs. Bacon's
millinery store but was bounced out
a. she had some ladies present having
dresses fitted. Mrs. D.. G.. Hays store
was the next objective point which was
filed with ladies purchasing goods
but a. John White was in the midst
of them We withdrew. Going on
down to Hutchinson d French's we
found both p%roprietors and their clerk
too busy to find time to say anything
and 70 we next turned our steps to-
ward Weeks b Wells when We found
several men sitting around on .
big squash patiently awaiting their
turn to he waited upon. Determined
to obtain some notes he,e if We
waited > week We sat down on a
candle box and waited for an oppor-
tunity which came in about al hour
when Wells came around in our
vicinity, we asked:
"IIsw's trader"
"T'rads! why cant you see, haven't
had anything to cat to-day"-He
goes TO wait on another customer
and we got up and left for the Office
thoroughly discouraged from obtain
ing any notes and with our mind
made up that at would be . cold
day" when We started out on another
expedition of the kind.
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svs,Mess LOCALS.

Go to Warmers store for your
gram bags.
Brsn and chopped fsed q. Buffers
blue front feed store.
X Flour 4l.4o. Choice family
aeur $3.50 1t Weeks 4 Wells.
Fresh corn meal slways IN hand
ct Wholesale aud retail.
N. v. Batlsr.
All accounts duo the EHrnsRsssS
are payable only TO &. T. Than.
Fo1 SALn.
Harness and bugg,es at Cameron's
livery stable, south Of depot Kimball
d. +.
Have sou seen the elegant display Of
Holiday Novelties 1t Hutchinson +
French'a.
G. C.. Akin has negotiated eight
thousand dollars in the last two
months.
Flour - gyed q the best s.d y
cheap - the cheapest ct The blue
Front Feed Store.
Ladies, call 1t Hutshinsoa .
French's and examine their new stock
Of Fancy Stationary.
Did you know that Wesky d
Wells are selling s pounds Of roasted
Coffee for 1l.O0
We have : number Of gallons Of
Pine Tar which W will sell very
cheap. Wszner's store.
Try our California Canned Fspitu
We have everything At only 80 csu,a
per can. Weeks d Wells.
Hutchinsoa Z French invite every.
body TO call and examine their splen-
did stock Of Holiday Goods whstbsr
they want 70 buy OF not.
Final proof and CONTEST notices
scors twenty.four in this i1sus for G.
c. Akin. He also has quite . mum.
bsr ii the Charles Nix and Buffalo
county papers
Don't writ till Christmas 70 pur-
chase presents for the HOLIDAY. Go
to Hutchinson D Frensh's and make
your sclrctians while the stock il
complete and they will 10y them
awsy till you cali for them.
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LOST.

LOST.
A Gordon Setter dog answering to
the name of Colonel. A liberal re-
ward for his return. H. $. Dunlap.
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ovs,msss DIRECTORY
DKNNIS RYAN,

AOpsass end Cousssrtos ct Law. Will
ysoe1o 10 TurtosiAl, State and CIitei
oaAss OsaseA CsimiuRl Law \ speciality. Will
obna6 y teA6 oasss It local land Office and
- vasAi1eAoo, D. G Lands bought and
ssi4 - ss0nlnisn and tsIss paid for on
smt6eatA OGe1 on Main street opposite
OsfS 8oenA 0mbal;. Dakota.
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WANTED

Boarders, gentleman preferred. good
rooms and board furnished.
Mrs. c. II. Caryl.
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]. X. CONE N. d.

SHs9slA1 end Sturgeon. Reference: Nsdica
Deoasenea1 Iova 6tae Univsnity.
Cars aoQD5l AT1ANDkp 70 AZ ALL NoUDes
AT ~ stoas. CHAEan R~kAsosAzlA
ximhalL Daketa.
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/. {. HOLLlNCER,

NAgnpAn and Surgeon, Kimbail Dsk
0O1oees q Baltimore, Nd. Can b found
n - 49, ~ he drug store Of ho!lingsr
Axs4anR Main H. q any hour day OF
oiihA. 0olts sil seesivs inasAists Attsn-
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

c'--'''.'-. Il: II ! : s :;::;
CoUMes Cl1Ak. u. ". SPAIDIN0
Cegsrx JUDos j. b. LONG.
IanAUaxR.....R n. J. AxDRRws.
o1naUS........E. p. OcHsNxR.
OmPuxv 0nasIyy....I C. BARNss
6rsz. es6csools. 4. l.. DRgwRY.
0usS1sos. 4. II. WuzrLock.
Aaeaeses. .GkoRax BARRY.
CooeH1........A. n, FRxNca.
''.''''.'. ~: ~: !: !: f s $;;::::::
''..'a- i. :? : !. f $ $:;:::
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ARCH II. STUART,

Ias, Eesntiss / Pensions collected
~ o1te - Lseasins Agent. A.ney lesnsd
Deeet - ContRat caoso . specially. Odic'
SeS. Acllfnses ssd Asrrins's Drug store, Kim
T. II. ~GOODYkOON1Z,
AUosDs ~ Law. C~hantsrlain. Dakota.
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ono A. JOHNSTON,
AusAsM n Law al ksal Essats Broker,
k6lsll. Dakota. O1ss spD. Alex. House,
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lac. {. FsulS
Essssey ma ard DEALER II forrest trss
011sA
xinAali psksts.
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lvEY 4 LEEDOE,
AuessuD Ar LAv. Land And. Loan Agents
Dsankifa Charles Mi1 County. DAB. All
AtnAo Ct land bukusss attended, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10

FIG. yIf-IRoN LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF THE
SUN.
This lower portion of the spectrum OF the
sun, and all these lines which here sho"
the spectrum OF iron The point that 1 say
shows US that there is iron In the sun
is that every one OF these dark lines OF iron
run right down into one OF the bright lines ON the
suns spectrum. Il is really bright line OF IRON You
that in the SUMS spectrum there are great ny
SIDE iron and the other red. sometimes tne nun
Vine When We SoTee to trace Il through we find that out
something like 700 bright lines than can DE s,,own
cIsey with lines in the solar spectrum And then another
thing Won observe that where in the spectrum OF tne
the iSn sums SHf Spectrum rS and thin lines in
professor Young also protected upon tne
istrans occtr@ made Dr. Henry
Draper. who he said had done great deal for for
being mourned by many more than scien tho
men at the present time The picture was :, one one
line which, unlike iron, does not sh0W ",
self in dark lines in the spectrum Dr. Draper fonnd
sparks passing between iron terminals
little soapstone chamber through which current
oxygen forced In the picture the bright lines Oh
the element were shown TO be coincident with bright
spaces or bands in the solar spectrum. ,,o,.o Ala.
In Illustration OF the relations between magnetic us
earth and disturbances in the sun PROFESSOR
Young showed and explained @ G re po cenrse
Of series OF spectre cODic observations SDeran o
several days the chrOfnOSpncfe near Tue suH7poV
showed great disturbance For an August the
c line in the penumbra sent jet like fame from
blow-ppe and extending up ward great distance az
tie same time the magnetic observer reporatnd
tina ne could do nothtng wish his needle
sending Greenwich, England for copies OF the mag
netc record. received diagram showing thag ri the
same hour that observed the singular phenoine-
non In the spectrum, the magnetic needle haa Oeen
strangely disturbed. 49,, A.,
As for the protuberances the lecturer continued tho
eclipse OF 1SCs settled what the nature OF these
bodies, by showing that they were masses masses
OF gas at the edge OF the sun IheX
formed different bright luesOne in the red one IN the
solnc saw great many other lines. There were some
discrepancies; all all not agree as 10
the liues Professor Jansen. one or the Oo-
servers at that time whose observations given here
said: Those lines bright ought TO see them
in bright daylight, and shall see them tomorrow
aud enough the lines came ont bright
and clear, and the by mOgiDg his instrument
about q ittle he coui measure the prOmineneies
from different points and ascertain their dimensions
lie stayed five Day continuing bis oOseIVa IONS
aud made q report which he forwarded To the kreneh
Academy.