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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-28
NO. 81
The Irish.

Dublin, 27.-Parnell, in a speech
at Monaghan in the interest of
Healy s candidacy for the Commons
said his party intended to endeavoT
TO amend the land act SO as to make
reduced rents date from the time of
application therefor to the conrf
anu TO provide that tenants shaI2
De allowed for improvements within
Ihlrty or forty years, and also that
benefit act. -'''N ~ WHO
The court of appeals rendered q
decision in an important test case
Cha1ne csrSaLs Nelson, ON which
10000 other cases depended. THe
court held that rev rents became
payable from the first gala day alter
the act was passed, and not from
Inc Gay when they were fixel nv
the commissioners,
The lord lieutenant. speakinO at
Limerick, said the signs were bet
Ter In the future for Ireland. He
advocated technical training. lead
ing 70 an improved style of farming.
before the people entered upOn the
TASK OF retaining the waste lands.
lie maintained that the land act
worked well, and asked all classes
10 cooperate for the national ad-
Vahcement OF Ireland.
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BRIEF rELEGRAMS.

T The republican state convention
Oh Minnesota convened on Wednes-
day at St. Paul.
Inc HarVards won the freshman
boat race against the Columbia
crew on Wednesday.
Two men and boy were killed
ana one man fatally wounded in a
shooting, affray in Tennessee on
Wednesday.
Miss Drum, daughter of Adjutant
General Drum, and Lieutenant
Hunt, U. S. N, were married at
Washington on Wednesday,
A mob of $50 hOrsemen yanked 2
negro out of Jail at ] Jefferson, Texas.
Tuesday night and lynched him.
He had raped white woman,
The Glenfora, an unfinished hotel
near Waukeegan, was burned by an
.incendiary. The glare of the flames
was reflected over the water, and
this led to the report that the bark
ATg019out had been burned.
The National Millers Association
concluded their meeting .Wednes-
day. The association for the first
time in its existence is without q
lawsuit on its hands, and has a
handsome balance in the treasury.
Governor Butler addressed tbe
graduates in the commencement
exercises at Harvard. and was loudly
applauded. He reviewed the pro
lection and help Harvard has re-
eeiVed from the state of Massa-
chusetts.
The sufferers by the failure of the
lard company held ameeting TODAY
The firm showed that they could
pay SOC. on the dollar, which was
Indignantly refused, as they believe
they will be paid in fell.
At Des Monies, Iowa, the repub-
l1can state convention adopted re-
solutions, and nominated the fol-
lowing officers: Buren, Il. Sherman.
governor; 81. Manning, lieutenant
governor; Professor Akens. super
lntendent of public instruction, and
Judge Reed, supreme court.
At Utica, N. Y, on Wednesday, q
coal train on the D., l.. and W., and
. working train on the West Shore
cellided at a crossing this evening.
Dunn, a West Shore en-
ployee, was killed, and several
others injured.
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Hathaway's Sentence.

Philadelphia, 27.-Dr. Isaac j.
Hathaway, in the cellar of whose
residence the remains of many in
fants were found buried, was con-
victed of having performed criminal
surgical operations upon a servant
girl in April, 1881, and was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $500 and I'M
dergo imprisonment for seven years.
the fullest extent of the law.
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Russian Church Matters.

81. Petersburg, 27.-Governmenk
WiIl retain the right of inspectinsS
ss en The euria recognizes
she right OF government to exercise
G Sne control over the education of
Sathohe children in the Russian
language, literature and history
Inc appointment of teachers win
1 " hrsC submitted for approval to
tne government. In regard to
instructions in the canonieal
branches, the rights of bishOps re-
nam untouched. Power is restored
70 bishops Of removing elergymen
government intends to a6rocate
me, exceptional measures against
Catholics issued in 1864.
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Chicago Market.
PRODUCE,

PRODUCE.
Chicago, 27.-Regular wheat essie-
1Ol June, lss July, AZ August; corr
firm, 6S5s June, 6S2S july, 53A to IS An.
gust, 54L Septsm Der; oats easier: 32a
June, 3S4 July, 80 August.
Whhky-16.
Chicago, 27,-Flour dull, UNCHANGED
Regular wheat fair. demand unsettled.
closed nominally unchanged, ~ June
l% to July; 2 spring to 4; red win
ter 6 TOT.
Corn - Unsettled, generally higher.
$50 cash June, 3ss July,
Disconnected generally 10 yer. 92s<
cash June, 31s July.
Rye-Easier, 6.6.
PoEk-qnsettled, weak, lower, 1880
70 cash une, 325z to 5 July.
Lard-Active, lower, 9 20 to 9.25 cash
June, 20 to 2215 July.
Bulk Meats-Fair; shoulders $500;
short ribs $40; do. clear S.S5.
Whisky-UnchanRed.
LIVE STOCK. 81
Chicago. 27.-Hogs-Keceipts Is 600
prices average, 1.2O lover all refund:
lower mixed $40 to $40, heavy 6 20 to
6.45 light $50 to $40.
Cattle - Receipts 400; low grades
weak: good to choice in good demand
frm; good tol choice shipping $50
to $50. common to medium 4.9o TO & 40
grass Texans $50 to 4.75. stockers feed.
ers $50 to 4.90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900, fairly active
steady, common to fair 8. so to 4.25. me-.
dunn to good 4.25 to 4.75, choice to az
eellent 4.80to ASS.
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NOTICE

Messrs. Tufts & Nystrom have recently
refttsd and fixed up the Salt Lake City
Beer ball, adjoining Goddess Corner,
which makes it now one Of the most
popular resorts in the city for those
desiring cool glass of lager or any
other kind of beverage usually kept in q
frat class saloon. The proprietors vel
deserve the immense patronage they
receive, for they are courteous, obliginf
and untiriog in their efforts 10 please, ana
keep an orderly house.
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LATEST T'ELEGRAMS
Can't Get a Jury.

Nashville, 27.-The work of en-
panelling jury for the trial of ex-
State Treasurer Polk makes slow
progress. Out of 200 persons sum-
moned only one juror has yet been
secured. all the others having
formed an opinion in the case and
We're declared incompetent. 1t is
not probable that jury will be Sc
cured before tomorrow.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
ga High Private IN thu Rear Rank. y
ToOUR MARY PATRONS

IN ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT
" heat, the Merchandise Department
of the ART Bazaar is removed TO the
store lately occupied by David Yearsley,
in the Hooper s. Eldredge block. The
Photographic Department, IN charge of
Mr. Ralph Savage, has also been trans
ferred to John Olson's new gallery, on
Commercial street. Persons having
paid for portraits in advance at the old
stand can have them retaken after July
4th, free Of charge. No pains will be
spared to keep up the standard of excel
lence hitherto maintained. Rally I
Rally! Rally! A new series of views
will soon be taken. Nothing wss saved
from the upper part of The Art Bazaar.
y. r. SAVAGE.
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Bullion.
New York, 27.-Bar silver, l02s.
Railroads.

New York, 27.-Governments strong
especially for four per cents. stock mar
ket. The first part Of the day was QUIT
and Arm with advance prices q 10 Is
per cent Wabash and Ohioago Burling
ton s. Quincy leading the upward move
ment. Shortly after l bears made 3
sharp attack on the d & r g.. price
breaking from 4S2s to 415s, Sales are
attributed to various operators, some
saying they we're for account OF a lead
ing trader now abroad, and others that
they were made by strong German ell
ement, prominently identified whb the
company. This had Tn unset,ling effect
on the general list and the decline was
unimportAnt. In the last transaction the
D % rallied 421z and other stocks
improved slightly as compared with
Tuesdays closing. Active shares are !
to a per cent lower governing common
STOCK exchange listed the following sec.
urities: 4, 000, 200 additional first mortgage
land grant, 6 per cent gold bonds S,0U0,,
600 additional income and 5000, 90
capital stock. Atlantic and Pscifi
r z Go 2lS GOO first mortgage bonds snC
700, 0J0 second mortgage bonds. Houston
s. West Texas 4O0, COO first six per cent
gold bonds. Oregon and California
1,5I5, 900 eastern division per cent 8
year bonds. Central Iowa $3.50, GOO gen
eral first mortgage and land grant golt
bonds. Northern Pacific 10 600, 90
second mortgage per cent. New York
Oqio and st. Louis,
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Chicago Races-A Shooting AZ
fray,


. Chicago. 27.-TO-day's races are
postponed till Tomorrow On account
OF the dangerous condition of the
track. The remainder of the weeks
programme will be carried forward
one day.
William Ray, proprietor of a
boarding house at Pullman, a
suburb OF this city, shot and in.
stantly killed Thomas Dowdle and
George Fox. two young men, this
morning. The deceased haa lived
with Ray and had made threats
against his life. The tragedy &C.
CURED IN the home of Ray, and he
asserts the act was in self defense.
be surrendered himself to the
authorities,
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Going to JerI, Him

Toledo. Charles Bach. whose
second trial for the murder If T9 ne
WlIe IN October, 1881. has been in
progress at Bowling Green, O.. dur
ing the past two weeks, has been
0cH ntVeo and sentenced to hang on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-28
THAT KNowLEDGR is POWER

Needs no demonstration, and be who
by experience knows the value of Tar
rants Settler Aperient does not need
to be told that he has it within his power
to ward OF, fevers, bilious attacks, head
aches and all the ills arising from dis
ordered stomach, liver or bowels. A
teaspoonful 10 glass Of water befor
eating acts like q charm, and no wise
man will be without it. For sale by all
druggists.
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Archbishop Woods VIII.

Philadelphia, q. - Archbishop
Woods last will and testament, adj
mitted to probate to-day, bequeaths
all his effects, zeal and personal, to
his successor in Office.
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Foreign.

Paris, 27.-It is reported that
President G-eyy refused the request
of the radicals in the Chamber OF
Deputies TO commute the sentence
Of Louise Michel to exile.
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EININ9.
San FRANCISCO, y. close.

New York, H.-Mining stocks, Sierra
Grande sold l.SO to 1876. Navajo So. CO.
Silver 7.75 and 7.S8. Sierra Nevada
40 to 1856. Bodie $l.OO. Bulwer so
and 70. Robinson Con 50 and So. Sonom
Con' 70 cents. Sales to-day SO, ESQ shares.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 28.-WeAther unsettled.
Tour lls6d; wheat quiet, steAdy; winter
winter eight ten nine four, ppring eight
eight nine shillinRs; California nine one
nine threei 2 do eight eight nine shiI-
lings. Corn duh, SAID.
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COMMERCIAL
Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL;
Money Market.

New York, q. - Money 23S to 3,
closed 2; prime mercantile psper, TO
so, sterling exchange bankers bills
quie', 4.s5; sterling exchange de.
mand 4 68.
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FOR RENT.

On July lst, Large Twelve Room
Adobe House, lined with redwood. fine
cellar, hot and cold water, fine lawn, or
chard, and other modern improvements,
situated two blocks east of Main Street,
on Sixth Ward street car line. Formerly
occupied by Deer Lodge Survey Com
pany. Apply TO w. s. ClsYs. !
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Extraordinary Bonanza.

The Salt Lake Tea Store is now selling
Sugar st the following prices:
10 10. GrsnuIsted ..........S1.10.
lob. Best Refined 49,. LOS.
u Id. Extra G ....... I.25.
In Teas and Coffses you can undoubt-
eddy get the finest bargains 10 be had
anywhere. Fancy pre- seuts given away
with their Teas aud Coffee. It will
surely pay you to call
l,i54 First South Street, opposite
Market.
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FOR SALE.

A. lsrge soan Of American
Horses, weight 1920; Balm Platform
Spring Wsgon, Harness, etc. Apply
John P. Meskin, at Price & Olives,
First South street. +
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ORANGES
EXCURSION WAGON,

Mr. F. L. Trip takes pleasere in
announcing that he ia now prepared to
furnish cheap and accommodating convey
ance for excursion parties.
I EXCURSION WAGON, No. 81.
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WANTED.

a Good Girl, to Cook and dc House
work. 10 good girl good wages will
be paid. Apply No. 5 Gilt Row. t
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

Csnvsseer for Salt Lake City, beet
book published. L. r. Monroe & Co.,
Keyser & Moritz Building. +
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WANTED.

Girl wanted, to do General Homework
Apply at this office. I
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FISH. FISH. FISH.

Nice Mountain and Lake Trout st the
Pioneer Fish Market, 25c. per pound.
l.. S. ABRAMS.
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PRTRoLKUM.

nominal, Ia
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WANTED.

Two Dining Room Girls. Apply at
this oGee. I
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for a more pow
erfuQ machine, Six-horse Power En-
CINE, nearly new. For particulars
address P. 0. Box 400, this city.
June 221, 1888. t
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WANTED.

a Good Boot Crimper. Constant en-
ployment Apply to VIM. q. Rowe, z.
q. III. l. Shoe Factory. +
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Street Car Notice.
HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
152 Main street.
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SALT LAKE, CITY,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-24

KATzENBAcHHoF, GERMANY, Aug. 20, 1881.
Hop Bitters Co.
Dear Sirs:-I have taken your most precious
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short time, assure you that L feel much better
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1 have had, during the course Of four years,
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The last, in January, 1880, was the worst: and 1
took lot of medicine to cure the same, in con-
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The Alleaed Robberu.

Yesterday Anna NJ. Wilson, the woman
arrested on Saturday night for robbing
Fred. Settgsrt of $3.50, as published in
Sundays GLOBE, was arraigned before
Judge Bailey, together with Harry More
beck, who is charged with securing the
money so stolen. The preliminary exam
nation was continued until this morning,
and the prisoners were remanded in de-
fault of furnishing $500 bonds each.
To an officer Mrs. Wilson stated yester-
day that she lived at st. Francis, but had
come to the city on pleasure trip. AT
Harry Morebeck's saloon on Second street
she encountered Seetgart, who was drunk.
The twain went to the Theater Comique
restaurant, where she claimed that Seetgart
gave her So, and subsequently SO and
that he finally opened his pocketbook and
told her to take what she wanted, and that
she took $50. She further stated thai
after she had reached Anoka, Morebecl
followed her and demanded $50 to KEEP
still about the robbery, and that she pais
him the money, he claiming that Seetgart
had sent him. He further told her tC
| deny that she received any of the money
except S12. A demand made upon More
| beck for the $50 induced him to hand il
| over before he was arrested.
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FROM THE OLD WORLD.
From the great London (Eng.) Time.

From the great London Eng. Times
Among the many specifics introduced to the
public for the cure of dyspepsia, indigestion,
arrangements of various kinds, and as general
family medicine, none have met with such gen
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| Composed of simple materials, it is marvel
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| and thoroughly effective as a cure, it has won
| for itself the confidence of an.-Times, London,
| Eng.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-24

Yesterday Mayor Ames mailed the fol-
lowing letters to the two members of the
board of water commissioners who had
formally rendered their designations, as
published in the GLOBE:
MAYORS OFFICE, MINNEAPoLIs, April 3d.
Hon o. G. Merriman.-My Dear Sir: have
never done anything III an official capacity
with as much reluctance and regret as that
which l now do in accepting your declina-
ton to serve as member of the board of
water commissioners for the next four
years. Your services as member of the
board since its organization have been
ardaous and faithful, and in behalf
of our citizens 1 return you for
said services the poor compensa-
ton the law allows, our most sincere
thanks. 1t seems like stingy policy to
ask our best business talent to sacrifice
its time in the service of q great and pow
erful city like ours, without paying q fair
compensation for such services. The pol
icy of our lawmakers of late years is to
make places and then have them filled By
men who are possessed of talent of such q
character that they find it profitable tC
seek and fill these places. You do not be-
long to that class of political vultures.
wish there were more prominent public
spirited men like you.
1 am, captain, very respectfully your
obedient servant, A. A. AMEs, Mayor.
To Mr.. Morse the mayor wrote:
Your resignation of the position of wa
ter commissioner has been ''heId over" for
some time under the hope that 1 could in
duce you to postpone for time this inev-
liable result. IN accepting your resigna-
ton, allow me on behalf of our citizens
to express our sincere thanks for the able
services you have rendered. You have de-
voted nearly all your valuable time during
the past year to the work the board had in
hand, and to your individual efforts are
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WEALTH

Dr.. E. C. Vests nerve and brain treatment. a
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We guarantee Ei- tOzes 10 cpTe any case. Wit
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Hop Bitters Are the Purest and Best Bit
ters Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt, Blu
chu, Mandrake and DandeliOn-the oldest, best
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Bailey. |


Malachi White, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
Alex. Peterson, drunkenness; committed
ten days.
Charles Linhart, drunkenness; paid a
fin d of SIS and costs.
Mary.O'Brien, drunkenness; committed
twenty days.
Roy Ryan, Leroy Prelan, F. NJ. Brindle,
John Nelson, Gust. johnson, John Kelly,
Edwin Benfall, William Brown and Will
liam Fl. Fox, vagrancy; each pleaded not
guilty and were discharged.
Nels Christie, o. II. Bustad, assault and
battery; discharged.
A. n. Wilson, larceny from the person of
Fred Settgart; continued until this morn
ing in $500 bonds.
Harry Morebeck, receiving stolen money
continued until this morning in $500
bonds.
John Swanson, keeping saloon open on
Sunday; continued until this morning.
Francis Barnes, keeping house;~~of i'll
fame; paid fine of $50 and costs.I
Cora Roach, Nellie Boyd, May Brown.
Kittie Nelson, Carrie Smith and Minnie
Raymond; occupying apartments in s
house of ill-fame; paid fines of $40 and
costs each.