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National Republican., 1883-02-20
CHIPS
Hewn Out OF Local Material with Our
Little untchet.

Hewn Out OF Local Material With Our
Little Hatchet.
THE REPUBL1CAN Jon OFFICE is now ready
in the now quarters specially prepared for IL,
at THE REPUBLICAN Office, corner of Tenth
and d streets, to fulfill all orders on the
shortest notice for every class Of legal, mer-
camille, and amusement printing-from the
mammoth poster to the daintiest card-all
executed in the best manner and in unique
and elegant design. No job office in the city
is better equipped than that Of THE REPuB-
I1cAN, ind the best talent obtainable has
been employed. The managers of THE RE-
PUBLtcAN now solicit from the many patrons
of the paper their orders for this class OF
work, confident that perfect satisfaction will
be givoh, and upon lower terms than else.
where o)tainable Attention is called to the
advertisement elsewhere.
The first herring of the season sold yester-
day tor 40 cents per bunch,
The Alinuets have decided to hold another
reception early next month.
Company B, of the Capital City Guards
visited 'he Nineteenth street church fair last
evening in full Uniform.
Thomas V. Arrowsmith, for fourteen year,
county clerk of Monmouth county, n. j..
died ON Saturday in Freehold He was "a
| years old. The steamer Arrowsmith, of the
Potoma, River company, was named after
| him.
Broadwoy NJ E. church, Baltimore the
| term o whose present pastor, kRcv A. NJ
| Courtenay, expires in March, has decided t,
| call Rev G. Herbert Richardson, who has JUS
/ compile ed term of service in McKendrco NJ
| +. church in this city.
| Resi- ents of Alexandria and vicinity com
| plain of the inadequate railway and steamer
| recommendations between the ancient burr
| and ths city. There arc no trains to Alex
andria, so they say, from 11:25 q. m. TO 43t
| p M, and the boats only run every two hours
Yesterday morning as Mrs. Iyens, n clerl
| in the Treasury department, was passing
! down fourteenth street, she slipped and fel
! in front of the Hamilton house, fracturinl
! her thigh bone. The injuries were attended
TO by lr' Hartigan and the lady was ther
taken 10 her home, No. 1920 Fourteenth
| street.
Mari lago licenses were issued yesterday t
J, VI. croft and Nellie Allen, both of Alexan
dr'a, Va. Robert II. Atkinson, of Camden
| " H.. md Alice Bogart of this city: Jame
H. Bel of Gettysburg Pa, and Annie Magru
der, o this city; Charles Cameron Brodie, o
lauuoier county Virginia, and Lucy Marion
| Watson. of this city.
Mr. NC. Mills who was elected president
Of the lase ball convention held at the Filtl
Aycuuj hotel in New York last Saturday
Wa, ilgmerly resident aud most highly
esteem ID citi2cn here. He was for several
| years hief clerk of the architects Office; hi
wa also president for several seasons of The
Now orlS Republican Association, aud of the
| ulyu base ball club, and vice president
Of the Potomac boat club. All of whicl
| positions he filed with great ability ant
. honor, He is now a resident of New Yorl
city, md is the secretary of the Otis Elevator
company, and president Of the Nationa
National Republican., 1883-02-20
Al the WInryes.

Harbormaster Sutton has reported the fol.
lowing recent arrivals at the river front
Schooner George and Martha, Capt. Weston
80 cords wood for u, L, Biscoe pungy Sarah
Jane, Capt. Russell, 1000 bushels oysters
schooner Ocean Queen, Capt. Bundick, SOC
bushels oysters; schooner Virginia, Capt
Davis 400 bushels oysters; schooner NJ. j
sloop Dauntless, Capt. Luttrell, 500 bushels
oysters.
National Republican., 1883-02-20
.The Weather for this Week.
Whether sunshine or rain Ladies and Gentlemen have
UNI 3 r ELL A!

the finest stock Washington We
sell profit
AnSi Handsome Stick
$225povey $780, Ldys ASik Umbrella
which will sell $24o Then we all
the Latest Popular Makes fully under
usual price, Ladies' Circulars for $l worth $5 Ladies' Par
asos stock just opened.
National Republican., 1883-02-20

Coop style is good sense, good health, good
energy, and good will, but bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is good bcnciaction that suf-
fering humanity has already learned to appre-
ninIn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
Land Decisions.

Washington, SIN the case of Law.
renee Mccain VS. the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company, involving the title to
lands in California, Commissioner Nc
Farlsnd holds that when lands within
the limits of railroad land grants are
covered by filings Of record, it shsll be
regarded as pTiWlG Iacfe evidence Of the
exception OF the tract from the railroad
grant. An applicant making fling or
entry of q tract subsequent to the date Of
the railroad grant, ia not required to give
notice Of his action to the company, but
his filings or entry will be placed on
record subject to the future compliance Of
the law.
JHo. T. Gamble, of California, through
an attorney, some time ago, made re-
quest to the President TO remove Michael
Burke from section of land covered by
CANDLES homestead entry. The sppli-
cation was based on an old law passed
iu 1907, authorizing the President to re-
move intruders on public lands. The
commissioner of the land office, to
whom the question was referred, held
that the old law was still in force, but in
letter to the attorney general, the sec
rotary OF the Interior refuses to concur in
that opinion. He holds that the law
was superseded By subsequent legisla-
ton, and that the punishment Of tres
passers on public land has always been
effected by resort to judicisa tribunals.
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Governor Cleveland.

New York, 6 Times editorial: There
are many indications that democratic
pollticsns and organs are no. we'll pleased
with the course Governor Cleveland is
disposed to take. He has net yet made
known his purposes very clearly. but
such official utterances as he has made
are not reassuring to those who have an
eye to the distribution of the spoils. he
favors reduction Of the number of of
ices, and restricting the emoluments;
not disposed TO make offices for yearniue
aspirsnts, and when he makes appoint
ments is inclined to select men best quail
lied for them. There are grim ru,ter-
iLgs that he will come in coutaet with
the Senate, when it comes to asking for
the confirmation of his appointments,
and threats that he will find himself ut
of harmony with his party in Ii Legs
l5ture.
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Fire Record,

New York, 6.-About hali-psst seven
this morning, fire was discovered in
the extensive crockery and fancy ware
establishment of Ovington Bros, Brook
Ign, and in an hour the store and con-
tents were completely destroyed. The
fire originated just back of the Office and
was occasioned by boy dropping a
lamp as he wa about to kindle 3 fire in
the store. The lamp fell where paper
and straw were scattered about and in q
moment the flames spread over the floor
and to the Office partition. The boy was
so frightened that he failed to give the
alarm. The Clinton House, adjoining
caught fire several times, d is much
damaged by fire and water. The guests
sfthe house fed to the streets, some of
the late risers only partially dressed.
OvinRton Bros. deal in the finer grades of
erockery, elegant bronzes, clocks and all
descriptions Of fancy ware. Their loss
Is heavy, but not yet aseertained. It is
fully insured. however.
Ssn Francisco, The conservatory,
in Golden Gate Park, was partially de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, abeu!
$4,000. A valued collection of exotics
WAS ruined, which it will take years to
replace. Further damage may arise
from the djsarrangeman! OF the heating
apparatus.
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A Chinese Doctor.

New York, 5.-A young Chinese
physician, namei Chew Kin flung, ap-
peareG before DR.. james, Of the bureau
of vital statistics, yesterday, to obtain =
permit, to bury child of his own ma
tiona.ity, which died under his treat
ment. James found that his Meng clan
brother was not registered, and VS.
obliged to deny the desired permission.
Chew Kin Fung exhibited certificate
which had baen issued by an English
emigration officer in Hong Kong. Chew
Kin Fung is naive Of San vi, ard is
remarkably intelligent in appearance
He is 50 J ears Of age, and does not speak
English. lie has large practice among
his countrymen on Mott Street, and its
vicinity. He SAID to the reporter that
durirg his practice here, tFo other deaths
had occurred of patients under his treat
ment, the burial certificate Of each Of
whom was signed by an American pl y-
sicisn. He tod james that the Amerl-
can physician, who had seen the child,
for whom be wished the burial permit,
just previous to this, would sign the nee
essary certificate on the occasion. james
informed Chew Kin Fung that he must
obtain permission 20 register as a regu-
iarly qualified physician before prscEic-
ing his profession further, and directed
him to the college Of physicians and
surgeons. The Chinsmsn announced
his intention to 60 before the examining
board to-day. An EEglish-spesking
Chinaman volunteered to interpret for
him the examiners questions. James
says it is very improbable that Chew
Gin Fung will be sble to pass an exam
instion before an American examining
faculty, but thinks if he shows himself
acquainted with the general principles of
medicine he should be allowed to prsc-
tice among his own countrymen.
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Office Next to Walker House
MAIN STREET.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tn the Probate Court in and for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of
Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate of. William
Il. Hooper. Deceased.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
/ said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Monday, the fifteenth
day Of January, A. D. 1888, at eleven
O'Clock A. VI at the Courtroom of ssid
Court, at the County Court-Vonse in
Salt Lake City, has been appointed by
said Court the time and place for the
hearing of petition of Jsmes I. Little,
Lewis j. Hills, Thomas g Weber,
Thomas W. Jennings and Willard
Young, praying for the admission TO
prObAta Of certain document there
Wilh fled purportinQ to be the last will
and treatment Of William a. Hooper,
and that letters documentary issue 10
said petitioners; ct which time and place
ell persons interested may appear and
oppose the probate of said will or the
granting of letters teslamentsry IS
prayed for.
Salt Like City, January 4, 1883.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court, SSH Lake County,
Ulss. 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
LOVe-IOrn Lew.

Chicsgo. 6.-WilIie Lew, Chinese
linen manipulation, on CLARK street, set
his affections on young denizen Of a
bagnio on Pacific Avenue. She post
poned the nuptisls from time to tiLne
for the past year, until about a week
ago, when she fatlyyrefused to marry
the heather; whereupon Lew caused her
arrest on the charge Of robbing him OF
$500. When the case was called he
faced the prostitute, and yesterday came
TO the armory and requested her re-arrsst
on the same charge. The officers ar
rested the Celestial and his recreant love,
and booked them as inmates of house
of ill-fame.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
Criminal Calendar.

New YORK, 5.-Judge Lawrence dis
missed the writ OF hG6eGs corpus, an
denied the petition for discharge filed by
Ernest Rsrver, under bail for perjury
IND libel.
Camden, N. j., 6.-Wm. h. Groves
and Thos. j. Gull, employees of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company, are
missing. The former is under bonds for
EN- bezzling the funds OF the Prudent sl
Life Insurance Company and forgery.
jamestown, N. Z, 5-Hector Sinclair,
marble desler, has left with all his
available cash. He has many creditors
Akron, o., 5-Two scouudrels, last
and outraged her, cut eff her hair snd
left her senseless. She recovered con-
sci, usness and dragged herself home.
Strenuous efforts are being made to catch
the men.
Galveston, 5-New8 Pari.: Issm
Seoll was hanged to-day for the murder
of Joe Spesrs.
Cleveland, O., 5-Anton Gaus snd
Herman Fogel, we're arrested on The
charge Of robbing the mails. It is
claimed that Gaus vas discharged by an
Atlanta firm, got their letters containing
remittsnces cat Of the postofhcs, getting
money and checks for q considerable
amount, coming north with Fogel It is
charged that he forged endorsements on
checks, and got them csshed. They will
be taken 10 Atlanta.
Chicago, 5.-Wm. Carver, Horsee
Shelby and Robert Davidson, supposed
to have bean connected with the robbery
of 1aaac f. Arnold, at Lemont, on
Wednesday night, were caught here to-
night. and about $500 OF the stolsn
money recovered. The first two we're
Identified by Arnold as two Of his asfail-
ants.
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RE Masher Business

Chicago. 5-Davies. the sporting man
ager, says Sullivan thinks of going to
San Francisco for business trip, and
then to England am expecting let
ter from him every day. Mace is in
San Francisco, getting up al exhibition.
The Maouri is with HIM. They will be
here in about two weeks, end may stop
IN Chicago before going to New York to
see Fox. There is to be fight between
Sullivan and the Maouri, and perhaps 8
glove contest between Mace and Sullivan
in city, where the authorities are more
liberal than in Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
LOG ROLLING.
While Wrestling With O Fallen
Tree q Zimmerman Recetges
Consequential Damages.

While on hunting excursion in the great
coal and wood region near Carbonate, Pa
the writer met William Coil. q Iamberrnan.
Accustomed to life and labor in the forest
from early manhood, he was true Knight Of
the Axe. Many = tree had fallen before his
ringing stroke. and fleets Of RATS had borne
away to market the sawed products. Coil is
a character, and if Oscar Wilde is right in
saying that all movements in unhindered
labor are graceful, our FRIEND William stripped
for his work, and attacking ;ree as Richard
I, assaulted the heavy doors Of Front de
Boeuf's Gaelic, must have presented en- adj
mirable pieturs.
One day howe7er,-but let him tell the
story himself, asIhe told 1t to me:
ST was out inthe Woods, you know, trying
TO start log down hill. Thinking I could
get better purchase on it fr0m the lower
sids, I tackled it there with my log rolling
hook and threw myself upon the lever. She
started, she did, but as luck would have it,
before could get out OF the way, she rolled
right over me. If it hadn't been for lot Of
small limbs and brush lying in the road,
which lifted her up, she'd crushed me fiat.
As it was got up without a broken bone, but
with some mighty bad bruises ="
ssThen YOU were all right" said his sadi tor.
s'Not by a blamed sight, stranger. took
cold: rheumatism set in, and if 1 hadn't heard
of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAS-
pRRs and used 'em, it's my opinion I should
never have made another chip fly. But the
Cspcine took hold quick, and I'm 'sout IS
GOOD as new. But there's one thing you kin
eaIl,ilate ou:-I shall never VT. stle with
another log unless have the advantage Of
the ground. Fur, as l told you befors If i'll
hadn't been for them bushes I'd been smashed
SO. YOU could q sold me for door mat"
The Capcine is the thing for rheumatism.
It dosen't keep you waiting. The word CAP
CINE is CUT in the Cenler OF the genuine.
Price, 2 cents.
Seabury & Jehngon, Chemists. New York.
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TELEGRAPaIC
FREDDIE AND LILLE.
A Select Party Drive in the
Park.

Cticago, 6-The advent of Gebhardt
produced much merriment among citi-
zeng and reporters. None Of the latter
were bic to get near enough to the ath-
letiu young swell for an interview, the
nearest being one euterprising quill
driver, who interviewed q strongly teu-
tonic Gebhardt in good faith, as the gen.
uine until be discovered that he had run
sfoul of Moses Gebhsrdt, q clothing
merchant, instead of Freddie. His ap-
pesrsnce in the Grand Pacific corridors
and his evide Mt love Of notoriety ELECTED
from one Of the Apollos who reside there,
the remark: "Why doesn't Mrs. LaDgtry
select man for her friend 2"
The following party took drive to Lin
coin Park Yesterday: In heavy cloak
and close English turban, Mrs. LaBgtry;
the maiden sister of The Lilly, dressed in
heavy cloak and close English turbsn;
Mr.. Gebhardt, dressed in heavy over
coat and close English pants Mr.. ID aura,
dressed in heavy fur overcoat and close
Italisn pants; q poodle dog, dressed in a
red ulster with gilt trimmings, and sill
yer standing collar. It is learned that
Mrs. Langtry has decided never to go out
OF doors while here without her sister and
that the former would by no means allow
Gebhardt to come here alone, but Insisted
that Mr.. NAuIa should be present at all
interviews. Mr.. Maurs ia not in love
with Mrs. Langtry but he is great
chum of Freddie. There is no jealousy
between Gebhardt and MaurR. T. A.
Schwsb, who MIS-. Lsngtry has engaged
as her business manager, said to
press representative last night
that Mrs. Lsngtry was extremely we'll
pleased with the business done both in
Chicago and elsewhere. Lsngtry did
not in any way concern herself about the
rumors rejecting upon herself, any more
than idle .lttle-tattle, about the private
life Of other persons. So far IS Gebhardt
was concerned, SchWAb felt that he had
not in any way acted other thsn as be-
came gentleman. Mrs. Lengtry had
the right to choose her friends, ard it
wSs an outrage to cast the base irsinus-
tons which had been thrown out about
her every act. Her surroundings were
such that it was impossible for anything
improper TO take place. Her husbands
sister was constantly with her wherever
she went, ana it was rare that she Was
without one or more other friends.
Chicago, 5-Gebhsrdt occupied the
managers private box in Raverly's
Theatre tonight. The play was "Une-
quail Match" which, taken all in all,
is considered rather suggestive. Gsb-
hardt declines being interviewed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
Tae Floods.

Weisbaden, 5,-The Rhine is falling
slowly at Meyance, Coblentz and Co.
logne. The Main at Calm was also fall
ing ftesdily. Navigation of the Necker
is re-opened. TIE Grand Duke of b.
den has given $500 for the relief of the
sufferers, and the Emperor has speciallg
ordered everything possible done for
them. Wrsckage and dead bodies of
animals are drifting down the river.
Warsaw, 5.-The River Vistula is
rising.
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The "Esmeralda'. Company.

Chicago, 6.-The Inter Ocean says:
The Baldwin Theatre, San Francisco,
which has been leased by Frehman
Brothers will be opened on January sd,
and opened on the plan of Madison
Square Theatre, New York. "Esmeralda"
will be put on for two weeks, and be
followed by Young Mrs. Winthrop"
snd probably after that by Msrsden's
new play. The company to open it pass
through the city to-day. Among them
are Miss Sydney CUWell, Miss Viola
Allen, Mrs. Tom Whiffeu Mr.. E. J..
Buckley, Tom Whifao, Leslie Allen
AMI others. David Beldsco will be stage
manager.
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Compromises.

Richmond. vs., "A compromise IS
reached between the Richmond s. Dag
Vile railroad company ard the insurance
companies, growing out Of the fire st
West Point on NeTember 18th, when
she wharves and property Of the value OF
over half million was Destroyed All IN
suranes held by shippers was brought
ITO competition With the railroad COM
psniss insurance.
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GOuld's Plan.

St. Louis, 6.-The Globe Democrat
has tie authority of gentleman well
versed in Gould's affairs, to indicate s
pisn that the Union Pacific will soon &C.
quire the Wabash, or make S traffic COZ
tract which will be a virtual control. the
purpose being to get an quite! 70 the
lakes snd the Mississippi River.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
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A Common sense Ram edy
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SECRET


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