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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-19
Denver & RiO GF]l Bal way
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

On and after We5nei+ay, J ecember 6
1882, trains will leave snd atIive at Sal
Lake from temper ~ Station, cornel
Second South and 18th West Streets
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Salt Lake and 10 m. $50 PA
Pleasant Valley.
Bingham Branch. $40 am. 600 pm
For Sandy, Gran
its and Wassteh,
Tuesdsy's Thurs f7.4Os.m. 600 pm
days and Sstpr-
days only..........
D. @. DODGE, General Manager.
HENRY WOOD,
jy23 General Superip tendent.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
ornpiaint, you have printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
sold by 2. G. NJ. l. Drug Store. (16)
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Webster.

Boston, 1S.-The 1o1st anniversary
of the birth of Daniel Webster, the
Webster Historical Society cele-
brated by dinner this evening. a
large number were present.
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Casualties.

San Francisco, 1S-The west bound
emigrant train was ditched ct Cape Horn
Mills this morning. killing brakeman
named Morgan, aud seriously injurinR 8
passenger, name unknown.
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Nottce-Nea0 properties eoery day,
I ace 100 houses and lots I'm all
p arts of the city for sale. Money
to Loan on Mortgages. Houses
rented and rents coELec ed.
G1 ekn A COSY HOUSE OF
Sl,O0U. rooms; good cellar,
peTcheS, ETC.; ut 5xlO rods; south front;
a fine variety of all kinds of fruits
good I0eLJ Of tOGteT, and only J block
from car line; Tenth Ward %
81 9OA TWO STORY ADOBE HOUSE
~ 2OO. of Ia 'ge rooms; corner lot,
Sx6 rods; south front; splendid young fruits,
ETC.; Eleventh Ward owner going away. 4S
80 6O0 A PLEASANT B9USE-NEW
R@JCNO' brick house of rooms, closets
bow window; east front; orch: high ceilings,
ETC.; lot 1eZI0 rods, together with fine rock
and brick cellar and grainery; nice, new barn
for two horses and buggy near car line; Fins.
a 0o0 HOUSE OF Z ROOMS, BATH.
PtlV0O. room, water through house, bow
window, lawns, shades, ETC., lot k5xl65 fest,
with good barn, Main street. 76
a. 900 ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX
WCjV rooms; full corner lot, 1GxaO
rods planted In good variety OF fruit trees
and clover; one block from car line, Tenth
Ward. 81
FOR RENT.
House OF six room Main street. $50; and
furnished, S45.
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET.
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EarEnauake.

Madrid. 1s-Renewed shocks OF earth.
quake in Marcia, to-day.
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NOTICE.
Titan Brewery to the Front

IT is A WELL KNOWN FACT
L thai the "Jesanetten was crushed be-
tEeeH the ice bargs Of the north, but the
stock OF hsrgetG' Ale and Porter they
mad on board ia still fosting around, and
those Who desire their families supplied
with this de icious beverage, can have it
delivered by the Keg or Barrel, by lesv-
ing oIoes OF & rdy Bros and Burton's
stores, or at the Brewery, 18th Ward.
J ESTATE R. B MARGETTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-18

Nur. Nov. Ill Spe'ial J. Squlo'
NJ lea well lnpwn coiored mar, in A..
tempting To have the uorth.hound NJ.
sOuri Pacific passenger uain this evening
fell between the cars, luehtiully maugliIg
both legs. lie was attended by the COM
pany's physician, but lived only about iit
teen minutes,
The youne lady. Miss Wright, kidrapp.
oh nicht hp'o'p last, was inuu Yesterday
by Olicer Riley at the residence Of her
cousin, Buck Rushing. near Nhuc House.
The abiuctors could no where be seen anu
she has returned home
W. + Maxwell, lale train master Of the
Texas & 81. Louis railway, arrived In the
city today.
The court Of aruCals affirmed Word w
the State from kaufman county, HanC ok
vs.. the State. from Della county; Baxter "
the state, from Pahola county; Morris "
the State, from McLennan county; Gansys
N State, from Harris county; Andrews ys
TIC State. from Be1ar county. Reversed
aud f,manded Johnson ct Al. vs. the
State. from Rusk county. Dismissed :
Betlnud vs. the State, from Layaca county
smith W. the State, ifom Ho. kins county,
Submitted on oral argument and bfieis for
Doth parties Ha'ts vs.. tho State, from
smith county; Hill ys, the State from
Trayi, county; On briefs for both parties
Baldwin vs. the State, from Grimes county;
Newsnm vs.. the State, from Johnson coun-
". Oa hrie's fli the State Washington
vs.. the State, from Cameron county.
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JEHshy CRY, N, u, Nov 7-A Gre tlls
morning In tho freight depot Of The oeut,a
railroad OF New Jersey, at Commnn,nsr
destroyed the freight depot twenty' AZ, N y,
hnx oars, loaded aud vast ousn,S,,v ~ =,
miscellaneous freight. "'''' VI
CHICAGO, Nov. E,--S Seven frame tensmsnt
nenses thickly peoplsd, burned NJ sonth
Vhnago this morning and there were !
snniusr eot arrow eacapef, as the flames
p,sAu very rapidly. Peter Maultz was
,nn9cated ard burned TO a crtsp. Loss
80 600; slight insurance. ''' A''''
MADISON, IND Nov, II king a Mos.
'tfs Hour mill was Quilted hy fire ~
,nldhiehl No watchman, incendarv
~, h,r S9opOO, insurance, $4,000. viii NJ.
ST Louis Nov " Over dozen buS.
grss less pieces at Laolede. Missouri. burned
br half. '-N''VV' '"su''o
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kumor and Counter. .Rumer Confusing,
'iy Current Some Specimens.
carlisle Continues 10 Camp on the
Edge of the Rnbieons
where Does DAckburn Como In ~
Chance for a Challenge b
iIallelt kllboprno WIN Not Fluger nj,
Fortune Jasi Yet
A Blg liundle Of Bouds About TO be
BuTned.
rhs Las " ngor SIcAoson &c.

WAsuiFeyos, Nov Especial. che
arrival tonight OF linenn members d
congress hon oalIt,rnmg New York, Ala.
oapa aud the northwest, including s. ]
RAudall, OF Pennsylvania, adds life to poll.
'ieal haupig, where the chances OF eaudi,
dates are discussed with yigor. Randall 4.
receiving aiew friends AZ bis private resi-
dehe', aud will be at bis pariors at the Eb.
oeii on Monday, All prsdc,IousoI votes
are sensational, being figured out by ~
porters aud over Eeplous fiiends Of the cal =
didates, The opinion is that with the pre-
sent conditions neither Randall. Cox nor
Carlisle will be nominated on the first bal
lot Carlisle told Representative Watson
Today he would rather be senator than
speaker but persons who ought to know
say Blackburn and Carlisle understood
each other when the former withdrew from
the speakership contest aud announced for
the senate, and the fact that Carlisle $
making no perceptble effort for the senate
gives healthy color to the abatement that
alt candidates. for speakership arc nov
here.
WAsmNGroN, Nov. II - Press. --seore.
taty Fuleer has oslleg $1,000 900 OF 50
numhcred ~ lonnNy nrelusi uum her.
both Inclusive S50-No Si7 to ss7; SlOO,--
No 5li7 10 Gil t5s--N1 gSbI To gbbi
81 00O-No lei5l to ltlOi, aud 2gGlR 10
? HN $4,000 No. 9i5sB 10 2.GlS rotal
$4,000 900.
Jaiige UcX sets aside the verdict ol so, 900
n he case Of lla,tt Elhoufne and a rew
ulal Hg considers the verdict excessive.
Major NoAtrAon's resi- nation has heen 90.
cepied by ae prssllent TO take elect No.
yVmbeI 18Th.
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NEw YoRE, Nov. iL-Denver & Rio
Grsnde, 2i6s; Houston & Texas Cen,ra,
90; Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas, % "a: Ml,.
souri Pacific. o. k2; Texas & Pacific, n 7.g.
Money easy; prime mercantile paner
q 10, Sterling, ID b, dull, ls9 Z 4
~, 10 5; I l.2 $, coupons. lliJl; a.. eou.
po"', l22
NKw YoRK. Nor. i7.-Goyerpmen,s
strOns railways generally firm; states
qniat.
The announcement that the Chicago a
Paul and Milwaukee company had given
formal notice Of Its withdrawal from ihs
l0sa pool, ererted an uniavorable iniin.
ence In the stock market today. ManIloha
declined 3 s 10 07 l2 This stock was Also
affected by reports that parties Interested
In the 81 Paul road are building In its ts,.
ritory aud tnat the Manitoba hsd notilsd
the company 10 question tha. II the huIId,
Ing did not cease, II would retaliate bv sr.
tending their lines Ia The 4,
PAuls territory. In the ahernonn
there was q sharp rise In
Wizards on attempts TO cover by shorts
The impression prevailed that all mattsrs
pertaining 10 the new second morirses
bonds have b. On satisfactorily Afran,,,,I
oregon 4 rrantcontineniai rose 3.g 10 40
81; Northern Pacific, | Ia 10 10 IA ara
preferred 2 IA 10 % 10. At one time ihs,s
spaa difference ofS's TO IL cash aud resu.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. l7.-Mr. Sehoonmaker.
whose name hss been connected with the
discussion Of cable service as developed In
the Central News suit In London, was
sea to-day by representative OF tue As.
ISOLATED Press, and said that he ohiso'ed TO
what he'd beeu said OF him and would like
to be set right. lie said that TO repro.
sentative OF the Philadelphia Pfefs had
misfepresented his conversation. What he
did say was that he never had sent out .
cable that he did not receive from the cable
lines. He said further, his arrangement
was this; He iB supplying two classes oil
service by cable, one TO the unted Pfsss
association, and one 10 such Asoocia'ed
Press papers as choose " bay. lie h.d An
agent in London who makes up his ne
ports, which ho supplies To The Upiied
Press and addresses 1t u L, j" aud nn.
ott er sgent who preparts the matter for
the SPECIAL cablee, which he Geliito As o.
ciatod Press papers. The address OF this ls
CITY" and the COPY Is delivered TO SIR.
Shoemaker personally, while the other
goes TO the United PIess' general office.
There is, therefore, no connection between
the two reports, except that implied bv bis
personal connection With both services.
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rIyErn1usAHp ro,Ls.


BusroN, Nov IA bill in equity has
been lltnin the United States circuit court
by the Western | zion Telegraph. Amefi.
can Speaking Telephone company.
Gold aud Stock Te!egraph company, aud
Harmonic Telegraph company, again,t
the Am'rcin BE ryirIhu1u com.
pany, uraJing iDf an Injunction
on account OF discovery, from the respon-
dent corporation arising out OF nm alleged
breach OF contract the term ofWhich have
been published and h,tweeu the
parties AMI the Nationa T,lsphoue q
company, oi Massachusetts. which was sub
seqnenuy purchased aud merged iOto the
respondent CompanS. The bll AYERS
that large aud profitable
business has been bn0s by
the organization OF telephone exchanges
another resp )Ddeut is deriving great gains
by The sales and rental Of telephone.
aud teeks 10 eya1a ptying D antili
sums due under said cO1ifsC'. The Wesi.
ern Usion Telegraph company
asks Tor accounting for all royalties
rental aud amouut OF stock and
paper securities 20 received by defendant In
the sale of licenses Tor telephone rights aud
privileges oithe American Bell Telephone
COMPANY.
Toe Bell Telephone company has been
served with notice to show cause why
the prayer Of plaintiff should not be
granted,
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Botr'N, Now 1.-THE Traveller says:
Colonel Hugely, of Governor Butler. stair
mas commenced hctlon against Alanfon W
hrati icr alleged hoel uttered Ia a speech
hfsi made A. Lawrence aud repeated 4, oth.
- places. lIugely's attorney has. IL Is re.
n'rlnd attached Boards property 10 an.
sTer the claim for damages, $40 0O0 II Il
uuhet fum0fed that William A. sim.
nnns l. also about 10 sue Beard Tor alleged
nyls n tered ~ The same speech.
MAnLulHo, MAS, Nov. l7.-Weldo n
hflfhnn, Of bridgeport, formerly a shoe
manufacturer OF Hudson, sued the Mari.
npfo Times icr t,OW0 Tor Illuminating hist
b0khhm set ne 10 bis own property. Louis
Burgess oi Cambridgeport, connected
Eith Brigham In the same articles I'M Inc
Times, briuus suit Tor similar amount.
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pENIsON.

DrSIsoS, Nov VI Special. l-OGicer
Bad East arres,el Theodore DE Gtaienieid
a noted desperado, who has been lodging
the officers for six or seven years, in this
city to-dsy, De Graienreids home was
near this city, and a posse went out to Ar.
rest him some seven years ago, on which
occasion he was severely won nded while
running away. lie was too badly hurt 10
be- moved, and conVquently was left nj
home temporarily, bus be- recovered rap.
idly enough to make his e'cape, since
which tinle he has not been seen until a..
day, when officer Esst iouhd him In the
starr store and took him TO- There are
several indictmtn,s hanging over him, one
Tor murder
Young Be'ry the insurance clerk, who
attempted suicide IN house OF prostitu-
iion some ten days ago, has left town With
some COLLECTIONS accounted for. The
.mount ofhis ,horiage has not been ascer.
tAiued.
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TrpRELI Nov Iii Special About hall
past u'olock this iorenoon,he euRile OF train
S23 started to pull up the yard track here to
ct out car. when the engine pulled loose
rom the tender and fireman Charles Wil'
son tell through and was run over by The
tender lie pulled himself from under The
train With his arms but lived only lev
minntes The tender passed over his body
Al the hirs and his right lee was alnod
torn irom IL. lie lies ~ undertaken sages,
A most frightlul sight to behold. The Jury
OF inonest rendered verdict In accordance
with above facts. lie leaves wife and
baby Ia D,SotC Missouri
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A Prnl.r Mnnihs rrnIe..

Loul'vnLr, Nov. l7.-Louisiana, Mem.
phi', Nashville, st. Louis. Louisville Le..
ing.op, Loionio, Washington Park
T,oL.,, cN,nluaHo Driving Park
jockey Clubs and the leading breeders
" tne south and west have accepted the
oAl OF the Louisville Jockey club ilr turf
o,ut,o..noe lor the purpose oi adopting a
consult as 10 the adoption of ihe nn.t
lnogent measures and laws 10 eradistr
Waud and purify the turf Great
interest Is taken by tie lovers OF the
race horse IN the country, and much good
srApeule1 " tesul from such "A pathering
I, hrfeddgApd club repfesoniatises. Il u
hnpeh oy the tnrf memoersthat the cast
9fn clubs Will be we'll represented
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MtNrnIs, Nov. l7-rhe steamer wa
Nyle en- route for New Orleans to Cncin
nav, struck log while making landing
~ Austfis Mississippi, l50 miles helo1
te' anu SUNK. Her stern lies in twenty
ieet oI water, but her bow is clear. Ths
Myueht occurred Thursday evening AT Z
peloek' Her cargo lonsisled OF 400 tons
p,shvlpslly OF sugar and molasses. She
wss toNlnga barge containing 500 bales Of
votson, winch was not damaged. Jane,
morning. '''u "''e 'h''
:. ulNe'SNArI, Nov 1.-THE steamer Wiu
Kyle, reported sunk below Memnhis wss
punt III lSI9 Sns was owned by Oantain
Lewis kales, James Alexander and the
state OF VIII Kyle, represented by John
h'le. e.. aud vas valued at 10000; insured
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TEIrAcANA

TturAslsA Nov. II. = LSpseiall =
Weather cold aud damp, A iressa yssler
day morn ng. On ploughed efound IA,
itVfen erusi was about an eighth olnnino
An interesting revival Of religion Is h
y, Bts, COZ dacied ~ the members Of the
l9Ans Meme Chns.isnas clation.
heF d hofefhalner aud wife -
geegs ei l'alMki 'Touneats& are dopplus
Hfre iT hfee mTtag He will ia ssslai.
~ - ~ ne'W ih TIE fhnlty Unirersity i,
uSemeantlme. -
tt0ss o. y Tsmplslop. who has been
A. tbe WVo'ea Wee. is sxnspie,l horle IA
io4 much improved IN health e
tne IA rpusge Of Trinity University has
ossh RAPIDLY iprfessng sll the fsll IN.
hl cit Eeos esg ihtt il Is bsttes than 10,
tencr nrelgs wears ps t'Fi
Fto'essor William Hudson g preparing
aity Camuus W t'f
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TORONTO, Nov. l7.-Mrs. Beach, Of STRAIT
ford, Minnesota, to-day obtained writ Of
habeas corpuP, commanding her husband
now living near Brockvllle, 10 produce the
oodv OF their child Ia court. The writ 4
relnrnable next week Motion for custody
OF the child viii be then made Mrs. beach
W July' besAn divoioe proceedings against
Beach aud he fed TO Canada with the ch,Id
His wife succeeded In the Minhesota sult
and oht ,ined an order Tor the custody Of
the child
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VII way, IN preferred stock. The r,sa IN
NmSFus strengthened the remains ~ ~ y,
1--we list, which rallied i,ltoi In nv NV
uuei sales The Improvement was last
V9mpNed with last nights cios,nr n,,cas
arc Sewn I to l 10 Tor inc GENE ~ M,
,',l. lnu ne. 20 fer Manitoba. The besrs nal,
pus pu niue impression IN uniop Paeiae ~
1sN, which closed is lower At 81 bs Tha
,Mnings OF the Denver & Rio Crnnda rsn' All
! ssy u ~ Ior thesscond week OF Noyemher wss, s
;ss5 sssOVo' increased over the sarne week IN
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BRIoHroN BEAcH, Nov, 17.-Mle-Two
yeaI-olds' Ligon. hrt; Granite, lecond
Treasurer, third. Time-l.40.
Mle and Qnarter-For hree-year.old,
Delilah, first; HAuymann, second; Pilot.
third. nme-2.l2ll
Mile and Half-Llltle Buttercup. first;
Joe Mitchell, ssoondi Henry third.
rime-2a0.
Mile-Arsenic, first; Gath, second; Eva.
slve. third. Time-l.4s 10.
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7 -" y " ~ ~ Ut" ~ VITTT ~ 'IE OF WI
trtqucutly interrupted by appliance.
TINY InmN \ aIATrn nnNn


Sr. Louis Nov. IT, Especial There
was brisk trading to-day in the local cot
ton market. About o 600 bales changed
handa az yesterday prices, aud the feeling
is iifm.
Cash whest declined SO. red going
down 10 81. Trading was slow even a.
lower prices.
Ctsh corn was lower; No mixed, i3 IS
90 t3GS
Taere was no ohaugein the prices ofwooi
but The demand is better than tue supply
lhere Is little doing IN hides for want Of
supply
f'tcaitle market was slow for lacs OF
The Kind OF cat.e wanted no Texans on
sale.
Colonel ] W PIramore, president Of tho
Texas & ST. Louis railroad, has returned
from trip over the line. General Manager
Woodward nnd General Freight Agent
Lilley will arrive tomorrow.
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ConrLlnr In,e.lIrnilnn

DASyuLF, Va. Noy 1.-THE committee
OF forty appointed by the recent mass
meeting, convened this morning. Twenty
witnesses were examined, aud the testi.
mony taken covers about forty pages Of
legal cap. The committee invites ali per.
sons haVlDg inlHmalton about the dis
W. hshoe on the y instant aud toe o. nduct
OF the white people h,r- from that date Ia
the close OF the cay NJ election TO give thef
testimony, Many witnesses are yet 10 be
examined
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kllnAnr.

kltpaRx Nov. r-lspeclnl ! -uolcne
A. L Andrrspu, one Of tho klnelomhe,
men Of eastern Texas who entertained hls
r'tAds With such hrilliauey October ~ N
and eitred oh snch : heauiiiu bride. le
,urnet to'dsy ftoai an extended northern
a. 4 eastern trip,
ltisrumnr.d that Colonel G. @. Gallo.
Wy and J X Blvens, ESQ. Of Kildare. and
George Nenahle, Of Memphis are contract
,ng 90 hutld ten miles OF railroad east OF
hudare probipga fine plne region,
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sode0l Of consuuollOn Of the Terrell a

luu to-day.
r., Naptain McAlurray stationed AZ Cnloraas
I''y, reports eightceu arrests by his con,
NW y icr the month Of October Five ~
.eHre cutting ~ Jack county, thee for ma
robbery, and the hslance for theft.
commissioner Walsh says from letter.
Heelved by him he is aitsiisd that man,
tne Applications 10 purchase laads from
'o'u4l settlers are frauds, but The lane
ooari can do nothing as the paners sent nm
ste correct and as the require.
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reiegraphtc:r



GRAND RAPIDS. Miou., Nov. lT.-A South
Haven special to the Democrat saw, rbe
hodieg of J Kingston, mate, and Join
Blhbltt steward, Charles Smlh, Chicago
deck haads, vere washed esh0re thls aft,i.
A0on ten miles north OF here. The boo ks
and plptrs OF Akiy, in d wooden case, also
came ashore. No mention was made Of
CAPTAIN Streets body
ENf,BcEp CnTrlH0 OF WAGES,
REApINu, Pa Nov. l7.-Oging 10 the
coialuuvd decnuc m lror. the Pottslown
Iron cNmnanv. Of Potistown, employing
several hundred hands. ..announced a rednc,
ton m eages Of 10 0pef cent beginning De.
oember LIST, Other mills In the schuylkill
valley contemplate similar action.
FAuuRR rs rASCY coon,
Nsw YoRK, Nov, l7--lIoiislait Bros
iancy Roods, Lave assigned twenty prom.
issory notes Hggregating $500. prele,ed
LtARLr 10 Nc LYNcnb.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. H. German pedl,r
Henry St,ifer has been murdered near
Trenton South Carolina. Wilson Sto
phens, young colOred man. who drove
$ ellrr'a wagon was arrested Tho shoes
c'0thlns, aud money OF 'he murdered man
Were iuurd IN his nossegion. ophrna
canifssd q The crime, u Is feared the mar.
HNlhA WIZ w y tNANNt
NY.rEHioU5
WuE1rtya, w. Va Nov, Il --Gfaal ex,
oitmeut was oiusui bufe thh ,gtuiop bv
tbe announcement that samuel % MtCul.
uph, clerk of the circuit court Of thi.
c'univ htd myserlCusly disappeared. He
Iri iIr ON home irw miles lu the cuup.
Tf. at DO o'clock latt u'sht, since Whirh
t.ue he has not been seuu
sENrrNCfn 70 SWING.
CuAuLorrg y. O., Nor. H. uuft Elis.
c1.ugti, charged VISA The murder OF Mrs
i.ay. ha4 been sentenced 10 De banged
ou lue lith ~ December
TuE Nlw STA BtiIE.
hAN1AS CuN Nov, li.--lhe STANDARD tlme
will be generally adopted throughout to.
morrow as vel us by the railroads ~ this
section.
FIVE TnOUsAGD ro'Lf
CncA00, Nov. E.--lho Su. Ivan g ade
exhibition gave another exhibit ,n her, tr.
night before a dimi'ithed audience ss com-
pared with las. night. Five th1ust tud pres.
ent
'rHE OLD rIcEEr"
CHICAGO, Nov. l7-Sullivan and RYAN
have signed articles tor roundabout with
soft gloves, between January ~ IA and Feb.
ruary let 1884, ~ San Francisco, tue gate
receipts TO be divided equally.
ALL OK ACCOUNT on CLARA.
CNclNNArf, Nov 1.-THE E.as club of
this city gave reception 10 Clara
Morris ibis evening. The rooms
were elegantly decorated AMI thr1ugtd
~ h0Op'umtnent ladies aud pcaucmon. IL
was b te.l ovation 20 Miss Morris aud d
most distinguished sut cs'slnl altar.
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Kansas CRY, Nov. l7.--Rlder Morgan,
the Mormon church, passed through the
city today en- route 20 Salt Lake. with
seventy'eieht recruits IRON the southern
states, The proselYies are most iEnorant.
appearing TO have no idea OF MormopIem'
They cay they have been promised homss
With no restric ions Ia the choice ol reII.
RtOn.
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isicn OF an appeal TO the appelste ceur,
vas telea.ed TO night. the sheriff ni Hoo,
Nunly bringing the mandate reversins hi,
case Walker was convicted in Hood
9.unH OF murder, and seDtenced Tor lite
de was m the Terrant county iatl to pro
tcl him from moa violence,
Ihe city is fun OF strangers tonight, who
come 70 attend the races next week.
An tfiott is being mada Il might To cat
W foot race between y N. porief, nnwiip
Nav uNesns, ami risnn0r trom Mexicn
.,ar " 600 aside Porter friends here ars
teslrous OF backing him. h :
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MoRruAM, Nov. l7.-ISpecial The
Methodbt Episcopal church south is o.
have R.v Mr., Hasgard. and the Prottant
Methods Rev q, p Miller OF 'Corsicana
for the ensuing year The Chr.sliap
church Rev, Mr., SHE'S, Of Springfield.
There VISA killing freeze TO all tender
vegetables Friday night Perks plentiful
aud better still, beet is At least down ai
prices In reach OF all. The heavy fall a.
cattle is owing TO the expense of carrying
them through the winter, stockmen fear.
inr such heavy losses AS were incurred last
winter. Some attribute the loss IN prices
to.',noe cutting, beans "a few stocks have
been forced ou tho market by this means.
Some are looking to the Legislature TO do
big things as to.the fence laws.