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A Millionaire Arrested.

Chicago, 29.-Frand r. Sherwin
millionaire and owner of one of the
largest cattle ranches in New Mex
leo, was arrested here On Thursday
on a requisition from New York,
but the arrest was kept secret till
to-day, when be came before the
circuit court on a writ of habeas
corpus, alleging that he was detained
without authority of law and for
supposed criminal matter the nature
of which he did not know, and of
which the police would not inform
him; on this he was released but
rearrested by Pinkeyton. He again
applied for writ of habeas corpus
which is still pending. The facts as
nearly as can be learned here, seem
TO be as follows: In rs Sherwip,
then a banker in Albany, refused to
testify against Charles Phelps,
cashier in the State Treasury de-
partment. Phelps was afterward
convicted of larceny, forgery and
grand larceny, and sentenced to
three terms of five years each in the
Albany penitentiary. For his re-
fusal to testify, six indictments
were subsequently found against
Sherwin for contempt of court. The
prosecution failed at the time, and
SherWin entered the stock business
in Mexico. New evidence was dis
covered, and in 80, when on a visit
east, he was rearrested and gave
bonds. Since then his bondsmen
became alarmed and put detectives
on his track. When arrested he
was on his way east with his family,
travelling in princely style, not sus'
pecting he was wanted.
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The Irish. Americans.

Chicago, 29.-At meeting of
Irish~American, tonight. resolu>
tions were passed appointing a
committee to wait on the Illinois
Senators and Cook County Congress
men, to request the Secretary of
State on the part of the United
States, to permit representatives Of
the American bar, hereafter to be
named. to represent as counsel and
vindicate the right of American
citizenship in foreign countries in
the person of our fellow citizen,
Patrick O'Donnell, now charged
with murder before the courts of
Great Britain. The resolutions also
call on citizens throughout the
United States to urge on their Sen
ators and Congressman the immedi~
ate necessity for making such
representations to the executive
authorities of the United States as
will cause them to take action that
will secure Patrick O'Donnell q fair
trial before the courts of Great
Britain.
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Glass Strikers.

Pittsburg, 29.-The glass workers
in the bottle house of D. D. Gun
ningham & Co., to the number of
one hundred and fifty, have struck
against 20 per cent. reduction on
window glass. The situation re-
mains unchanged; both sides are
waiting for the other to request q
conference, and in the meanwhile
all the factories in this city and the
west are shut down.
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The Cakes.

Philadelphia, 90. - The iron
steamer T. F. Cakes, the first vessel
completed at Gorringe's ship yard,
Port Richmond, was successfully
launched this afternoon in the pres
ence of about 1000 spectators, in
GLIDING a large delegation of prom
inent gentlemen from New York.
The vessel was built for the Oregon
Steam Navigation company, and IS
named after the vice-president OF
the Northern Pacific railway.
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into the third quarter at Jay Eye
Sees wheel: Half way up the hill
St. Julien quit. leaving Jay Eye See
to come on and win the heat and
race, amid tremendous applause,
by three lengths. Time, first quar-
ter, SO seconds; half mile .06A {;
three quarters of a mile, AZ; mile,
PIG.
Majolica was trotted a mile
against his record of 2 II. but failed
to beat it.
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Washington Wisps.

Washington, 29.-Bonds presented
for redemption under the 121st call
to noon to-day, S21, 737 $50.
1t is estimated at the Treasury de-
partment that the reduction of the
public debt for September will be
about SIS 100000.
The secretary Of the navy has de-
clined to pass the vouchers of Com
mander Pearson, commanding the
U. s. steamer Wachusetts, and Caps
tain Carpenter, commanding the
Hartford, for expenses incurred in
employing pilots on leaving certain
ports on Pacific stations. 1t is a
standing order that pilots shall not
b employed en- naval vessels unless
absolutely necessary. A saving of
$37,O5O was effected by this order
the past year. Secretary Chandler
has directed the y. S. steamer Ten
nessee to be placed in dry dock
New York, to repair the damages
sustained through the failure tt
employ pilot. The expenses will
be $4,000
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Genuine Sympathy.

Pittsburg, 29.-Miss Josephine
Bryant, young woman who has
been secretary for DR.. 0. Newton,
recently a prominent and wealthy
CINCINNATI I physician, who COM
united suicide here two weeks ago,
took her own life to-day with NOR
phine; grief over DR.. NeWton's
death was the cause.
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Yellow Fever.

New Orleans, 29.-The Picayupes
Mobile special The report Of the
death of yellow fever patient in
Pensacola is confirmed by a tele-
gram to the Board of Health, but
that body deferred action until to-
morrow. The president OF the
police board was to-day authorized
to establish quarantine, but awaits
a recommendation from the Board
Of Health.
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DR.. Van Hummell has been in Salt Lake
but two weeks, and already offers the follow
ing Well-knOWn citizens as references ABOUT
tbs great success OF his treatment OF CatRrrh
Of the Nose, Throat aud Lungs;
Judge o. J. Wenner, Office over London
Bank.
Major n. g. Bird.
w. Bredemeyer, Mining Engineer and
United States Surveyor, 4s Second south
Sfreet. Treated for twelve years, and no re-
Lief until now. 81 -,
M. Stephen Leyburn, First South and
' m Steinhart, 22l State road, tried ell the
rrOTninent physicians In st, Louis ana new
York, and vent 10 Europe last year. 6e gu ~
M benefit until the past two weeks under DE-
Van BummelPs treatment
Nr. Orson Rogers, with Spencer ClaWson,
saws SsLife Is looking brighter now"
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse Market and Livery Stable.

In connection with the Horse Market,
we have started Livery Stable, and Will
be pleased to furnish old friends, as we'll as
new ones, with livery in all its branches.
Carriages for funerals. We keep con-
stsntly on hand fine lot Of Geldinga
and young Mules for sale. People having
horses to sell, or wishing to purchase,
will do we'll to call at the Horse Market,
or communicate by telephone.
One Balm 81 inch wagon nearly new,
fitted for freighting or Arizona travelling,
for sale cheap.
FAUST q sons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
Terrible Explosion.

San Francisco, 29.-An explosion
this evening, at the California pow
der works, at Stege's station, the
scene of several recent disasters,
resulted in the death and horrible
msngling of forty Chinese out of a
working force of fOrty-twO; one
white man is reported injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
A TEAM AND BUGGY STOLEN.

John Sieger, Post Trader at Fort
Douglas, had team of horses, one 8
bay and another brown, together with
Studebaker side spring buggy without
Top, taken from in froht Of Henry Veg
neI's office on Second South street on
Wednesday night shout 10 O'Clock. The
brown horse was branded with triangle
on the side and tbs letter B on his but
tgoeRs. The bsy horse has 7 S on right
shoulder. a new set Of harness was also
taken with the outfit,
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Irish National League.

Leeds, 29.-HeaIy, Justin McCar
thy and Sexton were appointed
members of the executive commit
tee. The galleries were cleared of
the few spectators who had been
admitted, because a reporter was
discovered there. The selection Of
q sa1ar1ed secretary to replace Byrne
was postponed, the matter being
referred to a committee. After a
long debate, Dublin was chosen as
the place to hold the next conVen-
ton. The business transacted by
the convention occupied much less
time than on former occasions,
although some warmth was shown.
There was a remarkable absence OF
the exciting scenes usual in these
gatherings. The conference was
enthusiastic throughout. ParnelPs
appearance was the signal for an
outburst of cheers. The rumOr that
deles ates from America would at
tend the convention proved to be
uufounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30

The following statement showing
the gross revenue OF the E'ostofice
department for the last two years
has been prepared by the sixth
auditor: Gross revenue for the year
ended June 30, 1883, S44,S27, Alb;
year ended June 80, 1882, $41,265,317
increase for 1888, $3,562, 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
relegraphing to China.

London, 29.-The Eastern Tele-
graph company has opened a station
at lung Chow, China, twelve miles
from the city Of Picking. Service
between Tung Chow and Picking
will be maintained by courier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
Insane Widow.

baltimore, 29.-Mrs. Conrad, who
shot and killed her husband, L. L.
Conrad, a prominent lawyer OF Bal
timore, is declared ins ane, and will
be confined in an asylum.
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FLEXIBLE STIFF HATS.

Just received the latest flexible stiff
Hate, in olive, brown and black. Every
style; IS easy IS felt. -
a. GOLDBERG,
165 &l67 Main street
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A Farm of Fifty Acres of land, in
American Fork, with a new brick house,
with three rooms. Good water title.
For particulars apply to
JOHN DUNCAN,
I Heber City, Wsssteh Co., Utah.
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LOST,

On Friday afternoon, between post
ofiCe and TweDtieth Ward Coop store,
q pocket book containing 5 '2.5O IN money
and some papers. Finder will please
leave Of this cfice and be rewarded. 7
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

A piano box covered buggy Tor sale;
also a set OF harness. Both nearly new.
Apply ct Thomson s. Sburtlitf's Livery
Stable,
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New Restaurant.

Denver Beer Hall ana Restaurant,
opposite the d. and R. g. Depot. Saloon
and Restaurant. Hot and Cold Meals
served at all hours.
HENRY BUHRIEG,
Proprietor.
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Take No Other,

Demand Peruvian Bitters, when
YOU will not be disappointed, but
thankful for the advice. For sale
by all druggists and wine mer-
chants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30

The above are the results of neg
Iected and mistreated Catarrh.
Below follow the results of DR.. Van
Hummell's treatment of Nose, Ear,
Throat and Lung Disease.
The Doctor has taken an Office on
West Temple street, third house
south of Valley house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
CHEAP AND GOOD.

For the best OF Homemade Boots and
shoes, 90 to W. j. Hooper's, Second
South street, opposite Commercial. de
will suit you in price, fit and quality I
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FOR RENT

Elegantly furnished rooms and ples..
snt Offices in suites and single. Refer.
ences given and required. Tbonpgon
house, west Of Opera House.
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MILLINERY.

The latest novelties in Millinery at
Mrs.. PAULINE OLSON'S, Third
South, between Fourth and Fifth West
streets.
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COOPER. RRnS-

Real Estate and Loan Agents, No. 4
Groesbeck Block, have some choice
property for sale, money to loan on sp'
proved securii y and houses to rent. t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
MEATSl MEATSI

]. W. West, the popular butcher, in
yites his friends to csll on him at the
Western Market, So Second South street,
or send orders by telephone for the
oboioo,t orts
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WANTED

Apprentices for millinery and dress
making. Mrs. 3. jackson, next house
TO William Willis, Twentieth Ward, +
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- Consultations free and invited
Hours from to 8 and to evenings
Sundays excepted. SIZ'
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Remember that the Doctors large practice
In Indianapolis, Ind, will soon can MN
hence, so that his stay In salt Lake Is nLllteu'
TrpSt miss this opportunity to get a perman-
ant cure Of this fearful disease
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

An experienced sSaletlajy for our Fur
department. r1,
Corner Second South and West Temple.
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20 to the new photo gallery Of hover
& Reynolds for the bsst work inthe city.
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NUMBER YOUR HOUSE

With Osesar Brcs. celebrated Ensmel
figures, the best in use. Leave orders at
White s Snell's, No. 80 Second South
strppt
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For Lame Back, Side or Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prlee
$50. Sold By z. O. II. L Drug St0ra-
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HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
152 Main street.
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hover & Reynolds new gallery is Just
west Of the Walker Opera heuse.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The fine photographers, Hover
REYNOLDS.
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FOR SALE.

5000 fIst-clasa stock sheen.
+ 81. COIN & co.
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LOOK +! LOOK III
For sale cheap;

Tor sale cheap;
One Piano. ......... eeO. 20
1,VVO lbs New Safe............. ,,.,,.,., sc. 90
bowen & Co. Parlor Billiard Table, 1000
New Carpet, soc. per yard.
]. w. SNELL's,
Idaho Store.
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EYE AND EAR.
Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west Of
Cift House corner.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-19
BASEBALL NEWS.

The war between the National League and
the American Baseball Association Is thing OF the
past. The American Association the last to fan IN
OF Monday last revision Of the constitution and some
Of the playing rules was made The article prohibiting
tho League and American Clubs from play
Ing together was, OF course, repealed. Hereafter
visiting clubs to get guarantee or 500
whether o contest IA completed or not. On holidays
each club will receive equa part OF the cate receipts
Any offer made by club 10 player for HIS services,
which Ia accepted In writing or by telegram shall DC
final and binding Official contract. only one
OF club viii be allowed any grounds at one
time. good rule also adopted that VIII do away
with bad feature Of the game noticeable on many occa-
At thc Polo Grounds last Any player IN uni
form who speaks the spectators 10 provoke them viii
be fined not less than $40 more than SO for each
offence some very stringent rules governing u1nprcs
also adopted Amy American club visiting New
YORK cannot play any other club In this vicinity without
the consent OF the Metropolitan management. c. H..
Daniels. Of Hartford; Benjamin. SOmmer, OF Covlngton
join Kelly and ". II. BuCannon, OF Newly ork, were
substitutes. A schedule OF games then made ont
American clubs Will be West when the League
East, and vice vera. The championship
season will Oren May ! and close on october l..
Tue first championship games which the Metro
pOlitan Climb VIII ply on the Polo Grounds will be on
May II with the Athletics, and on May 10, 10 and II
withthe Pttsburgs.
The Baltimore Club Is 10 have grounds These
now being eVclled on and grand stand TO seat 1000
people Is 10 be ted. well free stand that viii
accommodate 5000 more TIE nine aud management
are much stronger than last years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-19

pouphed but the greater part of the area remained
n close cropped exDsnse of olive green Inc me-
nagerle at the Park especially was thrOnged WIN
holiday makers. Matters there went on inncn as
usual The lion house held its hot, rank, Offensive
smell the house for ungulates, its bovine Odor sug
costing new milk. Some very large cainels, Delons-
ing to shows attract much attention. Zepra aIso,
of the rare true zebra species, belonging IN S
mountains, is there awaiting purchaser az Low
it is characterized by stripes down % 1ne MT
Among the deer ale pair of European red ones Jnst
imported from En- gland by gentleman ol tnis cIty
to he turned loose in the Adir0ndacks lhey are
larger than the Virginian deer and resemDie t sho
black-tailed deer of the Cascade Mountains. NJ
Conklln also showed the reporter young nluie-
deer sent here by Judge j. ID. Cation; oil limos, ~
be forwarded present TO the LUndon Hoo'
1t was caught in further Nebraska. - - II.
Questioned in regard to the squirrels, Mr.. COnkn,n
said that few years ago n dozen gray squlrfeis
were turned out in the Park and colonlzed III tno
northern part and in the Ramble. They now NUN
Der abouG 800 and are destructive OF the twlRs
and bark of certain trees. especially OF the cedIs
which they nip of and strip into hne shrtu 10 HAM,
their nests He had proposed to reduce theiI nun
Der by shooting since 1t would be Impossible at
this to trap any considerable nun pot VI
them. Mr. Bergh had entered strong rfO'eSSt,
however, and he had therefore decided 10 90
nothing about II, at least until next WINTER wien
they can be trapped in large numbers anu Aiiiou
without cruelty if il is considered necessary
The pleasant Sunday was thoroughly enjoyed Dy
the large number of immigrants ih Castle Garden.
No sooner had they recorded their sex, natl0nalty
and destination with the busy clerka IN inc uaruon
than locks clicked, and trunk lids lew up, a1d
the clothing which had been worn during they voyage
was slowed away to he replaced by the bright ana
clean garments. Then the newcomers st t nt
out under the warm spring BUN to view the ele-
waited railroad, the new Produce Exchange the
barge Office aud the bay from the Battery.
The immigrants and others looked longlngly AZ he
seats that had been slowed away in the band
pavilion for the winter. and wondered why they
were deprived OF the luxury of sitting down. Ihey
were not allowed to sit on the CHAINS inc osne the
grass plots and the Jealous park police kept them
moving on" All the afternoon the walks OF Bat
terry Park were crowded by strOllers who were out
tor an airing. IL was of the most comfortable
and enjoyable places in the CITY.