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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
Is it a Case of One Afraid, and the
Other D mt! r
War is Inevitable = Perhaps - May
Be Sc.
The Report Of the Defeat OF Hicks
Pasha Said to be False.
Taffy for Royalty Affairs in Egypt,
and a Budget Of Other News.
France and China

Shanghai, 25.-The North China Her
aid ssys: The Emperor privately IN
structed the Vicsroy of NanklDg TO begin
hosli!ities against the French In the even
Of an attack on B cEinb, and strictly en-
Joined him to maintain order st treat:
ports
Paris, 26.-Tne departure of the Mar
luis Ts4ng. Chinese ambassador, from
the city is believed imminent.
Hong Kong, rs The possibility OF
war has c.used s great drain of specie q!
Canton. Wealthy Chinese have with
drawn S.. 600 coo in the last three months
from the Chinese bank in Kwang Tung
province. Chinese mercantile Interests
of Hong Kong and Shanghai are Uars'
lyzsd. In regard to the fight at Had
Zuopg, but for the aid Of passing gun
boat the position would have been lost.
The Franch garrison had $50 men killed.
The town was completely destroyed Haip-
phope is threatened By parties who are
encsmped within half mile
of the town. Their number increases
daily. No advance has been made
yet against Bacninh. Troops are lying
idle at Hanse. It is believed nothing
will be done before the fret week OF De-
ing st Hankow district where 80, 600 men
are already enrolled. The garrison Of
Hsidzuopg has taken refuge on board
the gunboat LYNX. swaiting the arrival
OF / GOO men from Hanoi.
Shanghai, 25.-The Emperor ofChioa's
instructions to The Viceroy OF Nsnkin to
begin hosiilities against the French in
the event of ca attack on BscniBh, says
"The fact that Annsm 10 q yaasal
of China is widely known, yes the
French have dared to invade it,
moreover, Bscninh constitutes one OF
the gates OF the Celestial realm. ye:
France ha. repeatedly sought to en-
crosch there. We therefore command
the PRICE snd mi is,ers 20 inform the
FrencE envoy tina; if France dsres to en-
c:osch further on Bacninh, China will
fur.b with dspatch large army 10 fight
the French"
Paris, 26.-Ld Liberte publishes
telegram from LOndOn. stating that
England offered to mediate between
France and China and France has
accepted the offer. A telegram also
says England recognizes tho inter
ests of France in Tonquia, and will
justify the occupation by the French
of both SOntay and BacnInh, but
England strongly advises France. to
a conoiliatory policy.
The committee of Deputies on
Tonquin credits have examined
Bourse, formerly minister tOa'hina,
relative to ronquin matters. Ferry,
Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs. was present at the
examination. The committee will
discuss the government proposals
tomorrow. The Chamber of Depu-
ties has begun general debate IL
tAe Budget.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Royal Visit

Madrid, pa grand military revie %
in honor Of the Crown Prince Of Germany
was held this afternoon. The troops
consisted Of six regiments OF infantry.
four regiments Of rifles, one battalion OF
Gusrds civille, FIVE squsdrous Of cav.
airy, four regiments of held artillery apd
one regiment Of mouned artillery, sg-
gr eating 1000 men and seve1ty-sIx
guhe. The line extended two mile g.
All the troops we're gala uniforms
and tfeseDh d martial sppe-, ance
kiug Alfonso. wearing tie uniform
of Spsnirh cap.sin-generAl. and the
&c man Crown Prince, dressed as u
co'onel of German csv.lry r-giment,
Ntttnded By brilliant staff of SpsDi b
and German Cficte, Including Lhe Spsn
,sh Mini:te- Of War, General Won
hlumen'h sl, of the German army. and
Couat Won SoiiiD. Lonaenuoldc, Ger
man minister to Spain, with Germsn
and French eides-de-c.mp, rode along
the whole line and inspected the troops.
They afterwards tooA position Oh the
Prsdo promenade and viewed the troops
as they marched p st in good style A
pavilion erected on Prado promens de
was occupied by ex-Queen Isabella,
Queen Ch'istrans, Infanlas Isabel arc
Eulsiie, the diplomatic body, senators,
deputies, an. representatives. OF popular
corporations. The ssIeets We're tbropged
There ~ss grea. enthusiasm. a grand
banquet was given in the evening at che
royal palace; there were 120 pe-stns
the tables, nc.u1iDg cabinet ministers
the diplomatic body and various b ch
officials and local authorities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Manitoba Kickers.

Winnipeg, Manitobs, 25 The rights
league or this province adopted q declsr-
alton of principles setting forth that the
act of b itish North merica guarants e
the people Of the province the exclusive
right of legislation in respect to an I'M.
por,snt clase Of suhjscis dealares the
exc else Of the veto by the
federal government, disslicwiog the
acts of the local legislature in such
subjects is arbitrary, unconstitutional
and menaciug to the future Of the COO
federation; asserts that while recognizing
the necessity Of observing he liga-
tions Of the Canadian Pacific railroad
contract TO check the old province of
Manitoba from cdarter:ng competing
railroads within its bound; as 10 lis
boundaries 1t ssys its present customs
ments, is extremely unjust and oppras-
sive. aud hiss aroused an intense fee ling
Of dissatisfaction with relation to the
ant industry Of agriculture, in the in
forest Of eastern manufacturers. and
working determinations agsin.t Mani
toba in favor Of Dakota and Minnesota;
asserts that the land belongs to the pee
pie and should be placed in the hands of
the provincial authorities subject Only
to grants to promote public works of
national aud provincial character; says
the natural outlet. for the products Of
Manitoba ami the British north west
Hudson's bay snd the rivers and lakes
tributary to it, and the interests of the
country demand the early construction
OF railway to point on Hudaon's bay;
recommends the formation of an associa,
ton outside Of anv Of the existing poiiti-
cal parties for the purpose of carrying
on. the declarations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
A Conyict'S Crime.

Chicago, 26.-DaiLy Neaos' Jackson,
vict, Recessed from prison on Friday,
detective and chartered an engine and
proceeded TO Macon, twenty miles north,
whers he claimed the Crouch murderer
wss stopping. The fellow got the sheriff
at Mason, and they arrested and brought
to jackson @. b. Andrews, wel!-to-do
farmer. A thousand people gathered at
the depot to await the arrival. Violence
was feared and the engine was stepped
one mile north Of the city, and the party
took circuitous route to the Jail. An
drews was released at midnight and the
ex convict jsiled this morning.
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Millionaire Meeting.

Galveston. 2'.-Jnhn w. Mackey and
party returned from Victoria st ). early
hour this mcrning, and during the ~
were taken in charge Dv party of re-
prese.tative citi, ems and went on an ex.
cu-sion to the Jett:es. Colonel Mans.
e Id engine r in charge, explained the
plans to Msckeyiwho thought they were
fessible, but deprecated tina manner in
which Congress doled the money out. He
thought the national government should
at once make an appropriation Of SIS, UOO,-
QUO to complete the works. he is very
reticent as to his rosd-the New York,
Texas s. Mexican, and stoutly refused
to be interviewed on the subject, but
enough is learned to warrant the state
ment that the road will be extended 10
Brownsville, from Victoria, and into
Houston and this point. Aackav, &C.
compsnied by Colonel Ochiltres and
Isaac Herdenheimer, will leave for New
Orleans tomorrow eveniog and remain
one day, whence they 60 o N sw York,
Mackey taking steam er there oa the 10th
prox. for Europe.
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Road Agents.

Denver, 24.-Private u,,a
received in this city states :, Just
| mail and express train on the s .aS. a
srn Pacific was robbed by cowboeSatsSS: .
afternoon at Gage station near GU uls
mings. Arizona, close to the NJ NJ
Mexican line. The robbery is report sS
to De q very heavy one. The trs;U
was wrecked and the express mesasn
ger shot and killed. No further No.
ticllars arc Obtsinable Tonight
further particulars from the tra;,
robbery on the southern Pacific stat
that the engineer vas the nerson
killed instead OF S,e expr 90 messen-
ger. The train was wrecked h,
robbers spreading the rails. than
firing reviewers 70 frigbten the mss.
sengers. none CT whom were hurt
Troops have been ordered in pursuit
OF the robbers. /! is not yet known
the amount taken.
Kansas, City, Mo-, pa Times
Socorro, n. NJ: News reaches here
TO- night OF train wrecking and
rODDery, four miles east of GaCe
station, aud thirteen miles east Of
Deming. AS the eastbourd Sontbern
Pacific passenger train passed thar
point, This afternoon, it was stonnoS
by a party OF seven COWBOYS Who
opened fire. About twenty shots
were fired and Webster. the en-
glneer, was killed. The robbers re-
moved a plate and spread tine rails.
throwing the engine, mail car, one
coach and the front end uf a sleeper
from the track. A brakeman who
escaped, tonight gives the first ac-
count, which is very meagre. The
robbers hung round the wreck until
night and then left, taking about
500 from the express. Full
are not learned, as the
train has not yet reached Deming.
The commanding officer has been
telegraphed. and pursuit will be
prompt and vigorous.
San Francisco, 25.-Deming spe.
rial: The cowboys who robbed the
Southern Pacific train yesterday
succeeded in escaping iato Mexico.
No further particulars.
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Fire Record.

Port Perry, Ont, 25.-The own lie in
flames. 1t is doubtful il anything will
bes,ved.
Port Perry, Ont. 26.-The fire last
night destroyed about $3.50 900 worth OF
property in the centre OF town. Il com.
menced in Ruddy's hotel and made a
clean sweep nf The north siGe Of Queen
street. The flames made such hnaGway
before discovery tina. they were entirely
beyond control. A alrong south wind
prevented the flames spreading 10 the
south side of the street and saved from
destruction the rest of the town. A large
quantity of goods was removed in 8
damaged condition. No life was lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Oyster War.

y Peters burg, Va, rs AN order was
received to-day by Captain Waugh an,
Petersburg artillery, from Governor
Cameron, 70: one compspy's guns TO be
sent at once TO Matthews ounty, to be
used sgsii1st e set of OF .termen engaged
in illegal dredging in the Rsppahannock
river. The gun Napoleon, l2-pounder,
left tonight and a large quantity of am
munition has also been sant TO the sheriff
OF Matthews county, to be used for tn
protection of the RIVER against oredgers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
Sammy, the Blood.

New York, 25-!t is said that Iildsn
has in prospect an extensive yachting
trip on the Yosemite. Il wi be strictly
social. Tilden's guests are to take train
to New Orleans and join the yacht there,
from whence they will steam to Havana
where they will remain long enough to
see and De seen /; from thence they will
proceed in royal style TO visit other ct
tr.cti7e Cuban ports. The mstron OF
the party is said TO be Mrs. Hoffman, but
the favored guest in whose honor the trip
is made, will be Miss Sioeffar, Of New
Orleaoe.
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diminish on one hand bv tho ~.
sentation OF its notes for -, sne pre-
WINS us revenue on the other hsnS
VIII not be increased by cns n~nO
duties paid in gold, as at pr esorns
but by the return of silver doI1
and silver certificates which ",ld .'
under existing laws sooner or ,a VIII
drive every dollar Of gold com NJ 'a Nt
OF circulation bringing upon , Tss
country much greater contra.,the
than is now proposed to ORE VOC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27

IF you are woman and want
both health and beauty, remember
that all superficial efforts to increase
your personal charms are vain.
Freshness and beauty accompany
health, and to secure this Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies for
all female weaknesses offer tne
surest means Of renovation. me
highest intelligence loses its lustre
when it must find expression
through bilious complexion. Coca
for either sex. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
Wallace Protests

Copstan.inople, 25.-Genersl Wallace,
United States minister, has again com.
plsined st the action of the authorities OF
Bitlis in not finishing the authors Of re
cent assaults on American missionaries.
In French note to the Porto he insists
that unle.s the governor OF Bitlis is dis
missed the trial of the assailants shall be
held at Constsntinople az no nfldsnce
can be plsced in the present governor
for the proper execution O; tie sentence
against the mslefactors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
O'DonneIPs Naturalization.

Youngstown, O., Fitzpatrick O'Don-
nell, the slayer of Grey, the Ph@oix
Park informer, took out naturalization
papers before Judge Thomsn, of this
county. now civil service commissioner,
on April 7th, 1879. In his oath he ab.
juSed al allegiance to Victoria, Queen Of
Great Britain, particularly. O'DonnelI
took out his first papers on October 18th,
1876. then stating that he first arrived in
the United States in 1869. He signed his
name by making Cross.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
A Papal Bouquet.

Rome, 25 Cardinal Jacobini, pontii-
cal secretary of state, gave banquet in
honor OF America bishops. Among he
guests were cardinals belonging to the
Congregation of the propsaands. rectors
of American colleges and several foreign
prelates. The Americans met cordial
reception.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
Cold Wave

st. Paul, MIMI. 26-A cold wsye
struck this city last night, the ihermom-
eter dropping 10 10 degrees aboye zero.
The Northern Pacific railroad reports
from four to six inches of snow Diff. st
Glendive, Miles City, Forsyth and Bill
Iinps. At each Of these places the ther-
mometer register ed IL below zero.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Turbulent Irish.

Dublin, 25.-The authorities forbade
the procession announced to take place in
comm emorstion of the execution %,
Allen, Larkin and O'Brier, by walk ne
through the city to Giasnevin cemeter ,
and around the graves of those who lost
their lives during the Fenian agitation.
Crowds, however, marched 10 the ceme-
terry 10 small groups and marched s,ound
the graves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
Ex-senator Spencer.

Washington, 25.-Ex.Sen stor Spencer
arrived this evening in the custody of
officers. He declines to talk about his
case.
E1.S nator Spencer was brought be-
fore the criminal court 10 answer for con-
tempt il failing TO Lppe.r in the Star
route causes Ex-oecretsry Bou we'll,
counsel for defendant. moved to dismiss
fer want Of Jurisdiction. Merrick and
Blhs opposed. Judge Wylie decided to
hear Arguments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The French In For 1t

London, 25.-Advices from Madagss-
ear report that French msn.of- war
bonn barded the unfortifed town of Vehe-
mar. north coast of Madagascar, on
November 9th, without giving notice.
Five British subjects were killed, and
much property belonging to neutrals was
destroyed or plundered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Texas Pacific Land Grant.

Washington, 25.-Secretsry Teller said
to-day he has decided nothing whstever
in relation to the laud grant Of the Texas
Pacific Railway company and the rights
of the Southern Pacific Hereunder. He
has not referred, and does nat propose to
refer the matter to Congress, but will de-
eide The case in the regular curse Of
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
The Lynchers.

Birmingham, Ala, 25.-On Friiay
night negro, Louis Houston, wss a.
rested on the charge OF an attempt to
outrage respectable widow lady of this
city. The negro was taken to the resi-
Gence of the widow, identified and put
in Jail. Last night mob Of fifty masked
men broke in the jail. overpowered the
jilors, took Houston to negro settle
ment in the suburbs OF the city and
hanged him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
A Democratic Scheme.

Cnicsgo, 25.-Times' Washington;
General Rosecrsns has set on foot o
scheme TO organize Democratic voters OF
the county IN m4ll groups and grand
armies with q chief for each d vision,
and to collect Zoe. per year fr pm every
voter, giving the campaign commit!e an
annual income Of 81. 5OO,0 eo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27

THE hair is frequently rendered
prematurely gray by care, grief, Gel
icate health, lowness of spirits, or a
depressed tone of the vital powers.
The use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover will restore its
youthful color and beauty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
DIR. Sienens.

London, 26.-The funeral Of DR..
Charles William Siemens took place to.
day at Westminster abbey with great
ceremony. The remains were inferred in
Kensal Green. The funeral was attended
by large ASSEM- blsge, including many
prominent persooe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27
GARNER Wins.

Brussels, 25.-The game of billiards
between Daily and GARNER ended to-
night in victory Ter the latter. Scores
for FIVE nights: GARNER, 3,001; Daily,
1859. DAILY offered 10 iplsy again and
GARNER accepted the challenge. The
game will tske place at Lycne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-27

WOMEN ADMIRATION WIN who
use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP to i'm
prove the skin.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, 6Qc, I
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Gable Clicks.

Paris, rs -Rouher, Louis Napoleon's
Minister of State, is reportrd dying.
Odessa, 26.-IJ is feart d thirty
five wheat lauen steamers, ice bound
ut the moath CT the river Don viii
be held until spring.
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The Spanish Army.

Madrid. 26.-GoverDEent has decided
TO disbsnd ten regiments of infantry and
Substitute therefor one regiment of srtil.
lesy. 1t has also ordered an increase Of
psy OF all ranks below captain.
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Irreverent Ben.

Chicsgs, 25.-Times' Boston: Ben
Buffers Thanksgiving proclaim alton.
owing to it's irrevsrence, was not read
from Protestant pulpits.
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Soiourner Truth Dead,

Chicago. 26.-JournGL's Battle Creek,
Mich: Sojonrner Truth. cclored lecturer
and sibyl, died here this morning, aged
los years.
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Outrage and Murder.

Orange, n. j., 25.-The body OF Phebe
PauIin, sgs6 II years, was found in q
field on The mountsin side, Outraged,
and her thr.ee. ent ii tgq PLACES.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
loh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold at 2, G ID. |, Drug
Store. ~
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Another Ministerial Book Thief

Boston, 24.-Rev. William NJ.
Mitchell, newly installed pastor of
Westboro Congregational church,
was arrested this morning on the
charge of stealing books. 1t is
stated that when arrested he offered
500 TO keep the matter quiet.
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Business Failure.

Paris, 25.-Bsron de Froissonet, 8 pro
mioent banker Of the city, has failed,
Liabilities. Is 900, 900 francs, asseta, u.s.
0o0, 900 francs
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If you want Job Printing OF any
description, done in a most satisTae.
tory manner, you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addre5SmF
the HE sAI.D Office, Salt Lake u
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis immediately 70
iieved BY Shiloh's Curs. Sold by q
q. 81. /. Drug Storn @)
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be retired. the comptroller says the
Treasury is embarrassed with q
revenue greater than it needs and
greater than 1t can judiciously dis
burse. Under such circumstances
the authority OF Congress to print
additional Treasury notes will lead
to still greater embarrassment TO
place Treasury circulating notes at
a time when the most important
subject before Congress is the re-
ductiOn of retirement revenue and
the employment Of surplus ever
flowing Treasury. II it were poss-
IDLE to issue additional Treasury
notes when the revenues of the
government are SO much
greater than its expenditures,
and simultaneously with the yearly
addition of the silver dollar Low
authorized by law, it is evident that
such steps would lead plainly from
a gold to a silver standard. The
issue Of additional treasury notes
will weaken the treasury, and
be likely to create doubts Of the
ability of government to pay gold
on demand and government by
drawing pay in gold thus taking
f ON the holder the option of pay
ment, may at any time bring the
nation upon an silver standard, ad-
vancing the price of the products
and demonetizing the entire gold
coin of the country. In such
a crisis the reserve OF gold In
the treasury viii conIlnuaJly
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Zprayy spolkoye.

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Do Chicago.

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