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An Illegal Lottery.

To the Editor of the Courier-JOurnal:
In reference 10 an advertisement in your paper
Of May d. 1888 published at the instigation OF
q rival Lottery Company, and for the purpose of
taking the advertisement and repu Slishing in the
various newspapers throughout the country, to the
irjury and detriment of the Commonwealth Dis
Intuition Company, justice and fair play compel
the undersigned 20 write few facts in regard TO
the matter. No Company but the LouIsiaas Lot
teTs Company would be mean enough to pubilgh
such srticle against another Company. The
Louisiana Lottery Company did few years agO
maze determined eff Irt TO break up the common
but failed. Seeing that r. NJ. Boardnau. OF the
CCmmonweal Distribution Company By his
IuSh. honesty ana enterprise, is building up a
business equsl to their own, they agtu seeking
10 ruin his Company VIII such underhaud pro-
ceedings do them auy good or the Comm wealth
Distribution Company any nam? No. The LEU
Louisiana. now desire To- own Ke0tucky and The
whole word. IL comes with bad grdcs, this Uerse-
cution here when IL is well known tbs L0nislara
Company have an agent right here N Louisville,
feIi1hg tickets In defiance Of law. They want the
CCmmCnWe alih lmcany 10 Quit so they can d ave
all the business. Is not the L1uisia ID Com a J
lCgGl In It's State? Let taa reader ask Tor tue
geat LouisiHra Cor gressa,su's IL lberts0a) speech
b6.Oie the last Congress. he states truthf0lly d
budiy ibat ii IS Illegal: their charter has been re-
pea ed al the Le2iS AZURE has never established
II. Now. as 10 1ts fairness they have twO ex-rebsl
Generals who sfy 10 he best OF their kaOwled 90
ltCf(0 NUMBERS in TUBES and Pat them in tae
whit el. when, in fact, two persoaS )uld not wrap.
court and place in the tubes 10000 numbers in
two months. Tha only fair way dra wing can D
had to allow any ticket holder tue right % can
fer his number and 81 i5 placed IL the wheel The
Louisiana Company will not ard dare not do this
~ ne GA story OF the POT GAZING the Kettle
blaek.-From the Louisville (Ky) Courier-Journal,
Nav So 1883
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rage drawn oy bay Percherons A hum of
admiration greeted her pageant, which COM
bined Persian grace with Oriental splendor,
creating an effect that was dazzling IN the
rays of the noonday sun and never 10 Re for
gotten The ceremony lasted two hours
The Grand Rabbi of France, M. Isidor, and
Zsdog Kahn. the Rabbi of Paris, oticiated.
Tive hundred choristers, selected from the
Opera end Conservatory, under direction of
Maestro Samuel D.vid, sang the impressive
Hebrew "Tchildab," at the conclusion of
which were ''StroDhes Nuptuales.'' com posed
for the occasion by NJ. David, and suns by
NM. Lassalle and Felix Levy, of the Opera,
maids, followed by six trainbesrers, took up
o collection while NJ. Lassalle and the chorus
cbanted the 12Sth Psalm.
The bridegroom then placed the ring on
the finger of the bride. Levy then, with his
fine tenor voice, sang the "Imlach." The
Chief Rabbi, holding the CUP of consecrated
wine in his right hand, pronounced in
tions. set TO music by an Arab musician.
The married couple then advanced to toe
sanctuary and broke large crystal goblet, O
symbol of the fragility of all things human.
Returning to the nave of tue Tabernacle
they received the congratulations OF the
guests, while the choirs and herpists per
formed the spirited allegro "Hallelujah'' of
=
age, in figure svelte, and of transparent COM
plexion. She wore dress OF white satin,
with a train of more than usual length.
This terminated in three points,
the center one being trimmed with orange
blossoms. Her veil was of point raiguilIe
lace. Among the many noticeable
dresses of the trOusseau was of cream colored
velours epingld, with very long train, the
front of dsaped crepe. with the same color
around the train, which had wide border
of vsriegated vine leaves. the tints ranging
from dark green 10 russell red. The leaves
were of velvet On the left side OF the iupe
was a large cluster of velvet leaves The
coTsage was pointed and decollete, trimmed
with garland Of vine leaves.
The wedding presents defy description.
Among the cadeaux Baron Rothschild gave
his daughter 100000 to buy furniture with
and S., 600 month to keep house. During
the ten Gays preceding the wedding the
bride received over /, 100 letters from desti-
tute young ladies, asking aims, and there
was no one but received an answer.
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a Sixteen -Year-UI. Ol4I successfully De-
tends Herself From an Assault by
Negro.
NEw HAVEN. June 6-Jsnnie Miles. aged
sixteen, wa attacked in Munson street. this
city, about 10 o'clock last night by barIy
negro as she was returning unattended from
Church The negro jumped out from be-
hind clump Of shrubbery on csuseway
and caught the girl in his arms. As she was
struggling to free herself she discovered that
the ruftian was in his bare feet. Then she
spraDg upward, and with all her force
brought the sharp heels of her shoes down
upon his toes He howled with rage and
pain, and threatened TO take her life. In the
darkness she could NOT make out the negro's
features, but he pressed mis- face close
against her and heavy whiskers swept her
cheeks. In an instant she wound her fingers
into he Whiskers, and his bowls grew louder
ara louder. The dyke roadway is narrow.
ksing barely a dozen feet ia width. In an
VI guarded moment the negro neared the
brink CT he roadway. AS he did so the
brave girl summoned all her siren 9Th, aud
they both plunged over the edge and into the
wafer The negro fell beneath her. and az
TIE wafer WAS deep, he gave uD his fight and
stTUggle0 TO rec himself from the girls
clutch and to save himself from drowning.
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THE KANSAS CITY TRAGEDY.
The Murderer Former Resident of Lefay-
cite and Named Orth Augustus slime.

The Murderer a Former Resident of Lafay-
cite and Named Orth Augustus slime.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June Geo. Fredericks,
proprietor CT the Theater Comique, who was shot
last night by Orth Augustus Slime, known here as
JOHN Bell city editor OF the Evening Star, is still
alive 10 DAY. butreoOvery seems almost impossible.
The hail. from A cslibre revolver, entered the
head hack Of the left ear and passed out over the
lett eye. Matte HsTtlein, the woman over whom
the quarrel arose, is blonde twenty-five years OF
age possessing some attractions but not beautiful
she has been living with Fredericks as his mistress
GeveIal years Bell met her about month ago
and became infatuated. He has since been
whiting her ara thus aroused the jea-
ousy of Frederieks. The latter went
10 the eiTl's room late lest night and found Bell
there. Hot words ensued, but the dispute was
finally settled and the men who until recently had
been Oh fleT dly terms expressed themselves salts
fed They then started down stairs aud In the
o1mly lighted hallway the shooting occurred Ball
asserts when he fired Fredercks had his hand in
his pistol pocket as though trying TO draw. No
weapon was found on FredeTicks' person after the
shooting Bell is twenty-five years of age aud g
young man of marked ability, being very bright
std clever writer He belongs, il is said. TO OF
the best families in Lafayette, Ind. He has been
city editor of the Star for six months past.
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CiTATE OF INDIANA SULLIVAN oUETY In
- sum van CiIcuiJ Court. June Term 1888. Cause
No. 1850
In the uHf'er Of the petition Of q Gorge W North,
ex marie. Petition foT administrator OF the estate
OF James North.
CONES now said petitioner, By his attorney, and
fleg his petition herein. praying the Court Tor an
sppolnfinent OF an administrator Of the estate OF
jane North. Said petition alleges that Sid James
North hss hecn ab' ent. and in TACT ais where
ahouts has beer, unknown for five years.
Noiice OF the Dendency Of this actioa is there
Il re giver 10 said james North that the same VIII
sisnd for trial toe 2Gto judicial DAY Of the June
Term 1885, Of the sullivan Circuit Cont. and m
les he sprt arE on said day. t0-Wit on Tuesday,
Jolly 10. 1881. at the Court House in Sullivan, in
said County and state. and answert' sad petition,
the same will be heard and determined III MS
absence.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
IsEAI Court hereunto affixed at Sullivan this
18th day of April. 1883.
inelS THOMAS J. MANN. Clerk.
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C. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Notice 10 Heirs of Petition to Sell Real
Estate.

STATE OF INDIANA, Shelby County. Shelby
- Circuit Court
Notice is hereby given that Cyrenius Bishop. as
administrator de bOnis non Of the estate of Annie
Z. smith, deceased, has fled his petition to sell the
real estate of the decedent. her personal being in
sufficient to pay her debts and that said petition
will be heard at the Deqt term OF the Circuit Court
Of said County to commence and be holden on
the 1st cay of October. 1SS3
Attest: FRED II. CHEWDEN, Clerk
ine6 Circuit Court Of Shelby County.
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June4. A. d. 1SS3.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT:
IN The State of indiana, Spencer County. In
the Spencer Circuit Court, July term, 1885,
Mary Grimes vs. Peter Grimes, alias Peter
HAYES. Complaint.
Now come the plaintiff. by Logsden & Kramer
her attorney, aud files her complaint herein for Sp-
pointment OF an administrator, together with an
affidavit that the residence of the defendant Peter
Crimes alias Peter HAYES. is unknown, and that
dlligent inquiry has been made TO ascertain the
residence OF said defendant, but that said inquiry
has not disclosed the residence of said defendant.
Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant,
that unless he be and appear on the 18th day OF the
next term of the Spencer Circuit Court, to be
holden on the first Monday of July A. D.. 1888, at
the Court House in Rockport, in said County aud
State and answer or demur TO said complaint, the
same viii be heard and determined in his absence
In witness whereof, I hereunto set N , haad sad
Gay Of May, A. D., 1888.
my23 Ct j. G. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
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RorHsCHnD-EPHRUss1.
A Brilliant Wedding In Paris-The Ce
mOuy, Dresses and Presents.

A Brilliant Wedding In Peris-The Cere-
mOny, Dresses and Presents.
Paris CaDlegram:
On Wednesday, long before midday, the
Jewish temple on the hue de la Victoire was
besieged by over two thousand guests in
wedding attire provided with cards of invita-
ton to witness the religious ceremony of the
marriage of Maurice Ephrussi, the BANKER
whose racing colors are we'll known on the
French turf, to Mile. Beztrix Rothschild,
daughter Of Baron Alphonse. The syna-
gogue was splendidly decorated with crimson
and gold drapery in Oriental.profusion, rare
exotics, plants and flowers. Soon after the
twelve gates of the tabernacle were thrown
open there was a general rush OF several
hundreds for the interior.
The bride drove up in large armorial ear
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For dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression ~ spirits
ana general debility in their varions forms; also
as a preventive against fever and ague aud other
intermittent fevers, the ''Ferro-P hosphorated
Elixir of Calisaya" made by CaSwell, Haza 4 a
Co., New York and sold by all druggists. is the
best tonic; and for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness 81 has no equal
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She pulled out big bunch OF bristly hair
from his cheek and let him go. She clam
bered up the bank and ran tleetly homeward.
Her father. William II. Miles, one of the
leading residents of the Tenth Ward, organ
lzed q search party and went out with Ian
terms to hunt for the girls assailant, but he
made good mis- escape.
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NOTICE

From John nOrian, No. 800 East 47ih Street. New
YORK Cly.
Peddlers that are in debt to him from 1865. M to
date for linen goods, etc. which tney got on
credit. and are not paid TOR, get tour months
notice to settle and pay. and ii not their names
ana residence in the United States cities, towns,
and Counties and States and the same 10 every
town and County in Ireland. viii be published Tor
one year after the four months expires
Indianapolis, May 1s 1855. JOHN DORIAN.
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Young and MIDDLE sgso men, suffering
rem nervous debility and kindred affections
as loss of memory and hypochondria. should
Worlds Dispensarv Dime Series o. PAM
pblets. Address Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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DR.. schenclS viii see patients al the Grand
Central Hetel, broadway, n. ", on the first
wednesday and Thursday of each month,
and at the American House, Hanover street,
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] 4. SCHEKCK & SON.

Conner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphis, Pa
DIR. schenck's Mandrake Pills. Seaweed Tonic
and Pulmonic Syrup are sold by all druggists
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DON'T Die in the House.

Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks gophers. 15c.
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Wells "Rough on Corns."

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15e.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, buniOns.
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Bosten, the second Wednesday aud
Thursday OF each month, except August.
Cor sultafion free.
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skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Remover restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. 81.
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W. A. READING, Attorney for Assignee.

GHERIFFs SALE.-By virtue II an execution
- TO me directed from the Clerk the Superior
Court of Marion County, Indiana, Will expose
at public sale. to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the Seth Day of June, A. ID,
1883,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. T. ana O'Clock
p. m. of said day. at the door of the Court House
of Marion County Indiana, the rents aud profits
Tor term not exceeding seven years. of the fol-
lowing real estate situate In Marion County, Indi
ana. tO-wit: Lot number twenty-five { 81. In
LaDders, HoEshtre snG Cooper's Park Addition,
being subdivision of lots number seven "a, and
eight "a IN DuVals Hens ADDITION TO the City
of indianapolis, and on failure to realize the
full amount of Judgment interest and costs 1
viii, at the same time and place. expose at public
sale the fee simple OF said real estate
Taken as the property of James NJ Myers at'the
suit of stoughton a. Fletcher ct ALL for the OF
John J. Cooper. Case No. IL, 595
Said sale will be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws.
JAMES w. HESS.
Sheriff of Marion County.
June4, A. d. 1883. jne6-3w
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OhoissArosasties and ths best Off r-er al II rand-
tasuy superior to an other eiH< srs, All OF which
are maze wish the stronysst Alcohol.
Cares Cslds, Chflls, Esrsri1h and Rheumatic
Symptoms. Agus Pains, and Malaria.
C1ros DysPsPs4a, sick headache, Sea ssot-
1ess, Flstulsncy, Crsnps, Cholers Morbus Dys-
cnlsry. aad Ills izsissn tsl to ehsEes Of climate.
A Eraft Stin ala Mt wtth,sf nIcohose 49,
ton dsheiouslt Esyorod, purely medicinal, sa.-
sere's ginger oycrccnss exhaustion, allayg
nerIozsnsss, promotes slsap, srsdiestss q craving
for intoxieAnts, and Strengthens those uoed bT
olses&e. debility. and dissipation.
ksware sfnu GinEers said TO be the same or
as gses ~ sazfsrd's. Aveil N srcenary callers
whofors fsveents extra profit try 10 Eorceupop v~,
tssir Own or otzers when yeu can for Gn nf~r,t.,s
~hzssr' Sold By druggists, grsesrs, etc.
b Peter Drag End Chemical Co.. Boston.
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SATURDAY, the seth Day of June, A. ID.
1883
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1888 FOR the YEAR 1893

The Sentinel Is the recognized leading Demon
crat Newspaper of the State. Many and i'm
proved features have been Introduced, making ~
In all resuecfg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01
mOrtalS.

In TIE current number of the
North A,uerican ReciesO, Mr.. Henry
George lhas al paper dealing with
the matter of over production, ard
he clearly demonstrates that there
can be no such thing. One para
graph of the article is as follows:
Ii there ba any such thing az over
produc ion; If we really suf15ring from
O plethora Of wealth, then ths remedy
lies in the destruction of wealth. That
lie Teducti0 al absurtl,sm. But the
fact cannot be disputed that the period
OF the civil war, wired the greatest de
struction of wealth this country ever saw
was going on. was time Of great bust.
ness prosperity and Industrial activity.
Nor can this be explained on the theory
that we we're then borrowing from inc
future. To borrow from the future is q
physical impossibiIi!y. By no process
of financial juggling ca, anv one eat to-
day the egg thst is to be laid TO- morrow
The ships that were sunk; the houses that
were burned. the shot and powder fred
away and the immense amount OF other
wealth unproductively consumed or
wantonly destroyed, were not future
ships, powder and shot, but existing pro-
ducts oflabor. Nor did we even borrow
from abroad. Is a people, we owed less
TO foreign nations at the end than o. The
beginni & ofthe war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01

The LARAMIE Boomerang is max
ing it lively for its former editor,
the notorious humorist Bill Nye. 1t
will be remembered that Nve
brought suit against the paper for
alleged back salary amounting to
something over $4,000. The CONS
pany now comes in with a counter
claim for nearly $4,000 for moneys
collected and wrongfully appro-
priated to his own use by Nye. The
humorist is also charged with bor>
the files of the Boomerang
and mutilating them to the extent
of cutting from each paper the
matter that he had contributed.
Altogether the showing against Bill
Is very bad, and suggests that he is
as dishonest and immoral as he is
funny. The suit has gone over for
the term, when some some racy de-
velopments are expected.
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In THURSDAYS edition of The
HERALD paragraph appeared in
the local columns stating that "The
reported further cutting of freight
rates on the railways seems to have
no more solid foundation than a
mere rumor." We regret the ap-
pearance of the item, as the state
ment therein contained was clearly
an error and misleading to the pub
lie. AS announced in the previous
issue of THE HERALD, the freight
rate has been cut to Is cents per
hundred pounds from Missouri
River points, and both roads are
now hauling goods at that rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-01

SCHUYLER CROSBY, of Montana.
is the dude of territorial governors.
Our own Eli is the Jersey Lily OF
these "chief executives. Governor
Crosby has proposed scheme for
adjusting the Mormon pro blem, and
it is dudesque in conception and
birth. The plan involves not only
the Acknowledgement of polygam-
Gus Mormons, but their exclusion
from government lands as home
steaders and pre- emptors. Just how
this would "settle" any question
Mr.. Crosby alone knows. for he has
failed to impart the information to
others. Now, when John Phoenix
invented the mule artillery and the
ring for fastening into the seats of
soldiers pants, he sent diagrams of
the operations of each, with COM
prehensive explanations of the
workings and results o. his inven>
lions. Governor Crosby should be
required to crawl down out of his
dude collar long enough to explain
how he expected his anti-MormOn
would work. If he does
not do this. the puzzling of his
genius in deyising the scheme has
been wasted, as the plan is beyond
,he comprehension of ordinary
nOrtals.
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HENRY WATTERsoN, with Assem-

HENRY WATTERsoN, with a'semi-
authoritative assumption, again
proclaims that the "old ticket,
boom is all bosh, and that Tilden
would not accept the Presidency if
elected, or words to that effect
When Uncle Sammy wants to de-
cline he will doubtless do so in a
plainly understood manner, leaving
no doubt as to his intentions and de-
sires in the premises, There is moth
ing in his history or conduct to in
dictate that he will skulk behind the
editor of the Courier otlr7aaz to saw
what he has to remark. Watterson
hasn't the courage to financially
back his declarations that TiIden
will not be nominated and elected.
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shall forever be prohibited within
the United States.
Perhaps General HosecEaas IA
aiming at the suppression of polyg-
amy in the States. If so he will not
be apt to receive the thanks OF the
States, which believe they are
capable of managing their thermal
affairs quite as well as the general
government can do it for them. At
any rate the States are not anxious
for Federal interference in local
matters.
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LYDIA e. PINKHAM'a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
IL q Positive Cure

for ell those PainAnl Complaints and Weaknesssa,
A socommon to our best female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form OF Female Conn
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
ton, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and IL particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
Il will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus IN
an early stage of development The tendency to can;
cerous humors checked very speedily by s USE
It removes faintness fatuency, destroys all craving
Tor stimuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Boating headaches, Nervous Prostration'
General Debility, sleeplessness, Depression ana ind'I
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, caasing pain, weighs
and backache is always perm anently cured by ts us
It viii ut all times and under all circumstances
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure Of Kidney COMPLAINTS OF either 81"
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LYDIA E. PINKIrAM'S vEfETABLE co
POUND.s prepared at 2as and go Western Aven
Lynn. Mass. Price g. Six bottlesforNs& Bent byu
Mss sorm Of pills. also In the form >ef lazenges'
ss--t.a Of price, 81 per box for either. RS P'nkb
IN answers all letters Of inquiry. seHa Tor Phi
. = Address as above. Mention THIS 9aper.
No family should be without LYDI4,E. PINKHAA
LIVER Pulls. They. cure constipation. buiousas
r.6 taxpidity Of t6sliver. rs cents per box.
~ by all Druggists. ia
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THE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning. Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street. near First South,
Salt Lake Citv. by the HERALD
PRINTING ana PUBLISHING COMPANY.
subscription price $3.50 ger snnani,
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the same rate. 70 weekly Subscribers,
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published every Wednesday and Sat-
urday morning. a. $3.50 year; six
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THE WEEKLY HERALD lie published
every thursday morning at 81 year,
six months Sl,25, postage included.