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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. RELIEF FOR GRRRLY, No Help Going Out This
 Year. A WOMAN'S MAMMOTH FORTUNE. A Claim of Nearly Two Hundred
 Millions. JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH DEAD. His Wife Present at the
 End.
JUNIUs BRUTUS BOOTH DEAD.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Quite Enough of Arctic Explorations.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The few Con- gressmen who are here say very frankly that they shall not vote anything more for Arctic explorations, and they are quite disposed to agree with Simon Cameron that these expedi- tions are nonsense, and that we should not know what to do with the north pole if we found it. Old nsvigators who are acquainted with Smiths Sound say that Lieutenant Gar ington ought not to be blamed for not Ieav- ing the stores on Littleton Island, even if there was no doubt about his orders, because the island is nothing but small rock of Cape Littleton, barely 8 hundred yards square, over which the waves break when ever there is south or westerly gale, and without any suitable means for the protec- ton of the stores. Officers who have been in the Arctic regions are satisfied that when the full story of Lieutenant Garlington's re- treat is known it will show that the party en- dured and suffered much, and that the gal lant young lieutenant deserves no blame. Darlington was selected for his nerve, good judgment and endurance, and his friends here do not believe that he has committed any serious blunder.
 Naval officers say that the Proteus, with her stock of instruments and provisions, was worth $175, 900.
 The latest volunteer to go to the relief of the Greedy party is 8 colored man, who says he will elect 8 colored crew. His name is Thomas Jefferson Black. and his address is given as Boston.
 Secretary Chandler, wpe returned to Washington to-day, held conference with Secretary Lincoln in regard to the relief of the Greedy Arctic expedition. It was de- termined that owing to the lateness of the season it would not be judicieus or safe to send out another expedition this fall This is merely an approval of the decision made Saturday by Secretary Lincoln and Commo- dore English, who was acting Secretary of the Navy. There has been developed during the past twenty-four hours more hopeful feel ing in regard to the fate of the Greedy party. It is thought to be very likely that he will pull through the winter. The opinion of Commander Mares of the British navy, an old Artic explorer who has been on the ground, that there are many things hopeful in Greely's case, adds to the more favorable views that have been entertained in regard to his fate since last Saturday.
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ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE.

HN account of the storm the sale cf Real Estate 1 and Household Furniture advertised 10 take place to-day Sept 12 at the residence of O. T. Earle Esq, in the town of Milford, is adjourned unti, TUESDAY, the 18th of SEPTEMBER, at 10 o'clock a. at which time the sals will take place regardless of the weather. For description of ths propert see papers of SATURDAY or MONDAYS ISSUE
 W. 0. MARSH & CO.,, se14 At Auetioneers
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WANTED,

A YOUNG colored man waiter in a restaurant. -A Apply At HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
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$1,5OO REWARD.

1,6OO REWARD.
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 HARTFORD, Sept. IT, 16S3.J Whereas A statute of this State provides s'that when any crime. punishable with death sh all have been committed, the Governor, upon application of the States attorney in the county in which it shall have been committed may offer publicly, reward, not exceeding three thousand dollars to the person who shall give such information that the guilty son may be spprehended and convicted, which re- ward shall be paid to the informer by the State, by order of the court before which such is had," and
 whereas The States attorney of Fairfield county, in this State has advised "that the morn ing of the Sd instant the dead body of Rose Clark was discovered in field adjoining highway in the town of stratford, in said county, under circum- stances knowing that she had been murdered" and has requested that 8 reward be offered as contem- plated by said statute
 Now therefore. in compliance with said request in the exercise of the authority and discretion vested in by the statute aforesaid reward of thousand five hundred dollars is hereby offered to the person persons who Bhall give such informa- ton that the party guilty of the murder of the said Rose Clark shall be apprehended and convicted.
 THOMAS M. WALLER. By His Excellency the Governor. EDMUND ZACHER, Executive Secretary.
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Govau to step Down and Ont.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-It was stated to- day by gentleman who is in position to get reliable information that President F. B. Gowan, of the Philadelphia and Reading rail- road, has big surprise in! store for railroad and financial circles, which is no more nor less than his resignation from the presidency of both the railroad and the Coal and Iron companies with which interests he has been so long identified. The reason assigned for his stepping down and out" is that William H. Vanderbilt has prevailed upon him to &C., cept the general solicitorship of his new sys- tenn of Pennsylvania railroads at ths same salary or probably larger one than he now receives from the Reading presidency.
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AUCTION SALE

OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESSES, LAP
 ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, ETo., Ere. From the Stable of Edward Malley, Esq.
 B. c. LAKE, Auctioneer. Sale to take place 1O:3O a. m. Thursday, September 20s 1888, at Bobb Hinnans Stable 40 Temple street, city, where articles can be seen previous to sale ee18 St
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The National Union of TatlOrs,


 PHILADELPHIA, Sept:17.-Sixteen delegates assembled this morning at the corner of Eighth and Walnut streets for the purpose of recognizing the journeymen tailors' union of America, the old society of the same name having been broken up by the abscond- ing of it's treasurer. Since that time the tailors have had no national bond of union. The subject of forming an organization has long been discussed. The object of the union is to assist striking workmen and maintain "a fund for beneficiary purposes The delegates from this city are John Haus, Charles Sharp, William Burrow, representing the English tailors, John Miller, Albert Geisieke and B. O'Donnell, from the German branch. The delegates from other cities are Charles Folge of Pittsburg, Peter Howell of Brooklyn, Hermann Flatt of Chicago, Edwin B. Brooking of Chicago, Joseph Schleicher of New Haven, Conrad Schneider of Balti- more, George O. Wood of Washington, D. O., Edward Mead of Harrisburg, Robert Grove and Otto Lehniger of New York. The president of the new national organiza- tion, it is said, will be Robert Grove of New York
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BEREAVEMENT d1FETCE

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. EE FLIP of different nationalities can bs suCul,eA \ E to private families, boarding houses, hotelR and restaurants. The proprietor of this establish. ent pays great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill aituatione CsllR from the country, at any distance promptly AS tended to- Invalid and wet nurses at Ahort notice, Male help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULH IGAS, n25 If 1s4& St. John street, near Artisan
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ADIES and gentlemen, we furnish light, simple 4 york; sent by mall any distance and pay good price when finished; 1t be done at home during leisure hours. steady work; the work is easy and rules simple this is misrepresentation to $5 made daily; no canvassng and no stamp for re. ply; we have great demand for our work and fur nish steady employment. For particulars address
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E ADY AGENTS for the "Queen Protector" new N underga garment for ladies, made of soft, flexible rubber; sure protection to the underwear when ne- cessary to be retAils for g fast agents can show it. large profits. Address, with stamp
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-13
The Fair Divorce.

Virginia, New, 12.-The divorce
suit of Theresa Fair Gs. G.. Fair
came up at the district court this
morning. r. S. Messick appeared
for the plaintiff, and N. n. Stone,
of this city, and Samuel L. Wilson,
Of San Francisco, for the defendant.
Stone submitted general demurrer
to the complaint, on the ground
that it did not state facts sufficient
to constitute a cause of action. The
demurrer was submitted without
argument, and was at once Overg
ruled by the court. Stone then
said the defence would file no an
sWer to the complaint. Messick
asked that the court appoint a time
to-day to hear the proofs: also tha
the examination be conducted
privately. The court appointed u
o'clock for the purpose specified.
At u o'clock the court met.but re-
porteTs were excluded. In less than
an hour the attorneys came out, and
it was soon known that a decree Of
divorce had been granted as had
been asked for, and that plaintiff
had been allowed S4,250,0O0 in
money and United States bonds and
the family residence in San Fran
cisco; also the custody of the
minor children, Virginia, Theresa
Alice and Charles. The custody Of
the eldest boy, James G.. Fair. was
awarded to defendant.
Senator Fair arrived this morning
from San Francisco on business
lconnected with the sale of the
Brunswick will and the pending
transfer of the Yellow Jacket Mine
to the Sharon party. The transfer
Of the entire business will take place
about the end of the present month.
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Gable Dicks.

Berlin, 12.-The North German
Gazette aScribes the rejection of the
bill to increase the duty on wood By
the Reichstag to hostile rates of the
Polish deputies, whose efforts it
says are wholly directed toward the
restoration of the kingdom of PO-
land, and who favor every measure
detrimental to the empire.
The hygenic exhibition was foTm-
ally opened to-day by Crown Prince
Frederick.
Rome, 12.-The MonitssSY has
reason TO believe an important and
very categorical document has just
been sent by the Vatican to Irish
bishops.
Paris, 12.-It is stated that Wad-
dingtOn has a political mission TO
Berlin where he is now stopping
e1l route to Moscow.
La FTGH9e says BrUn, minister
of marine, has a dispatch from De
Brazza. stating that he has taken
possession Of the village OF LeaDge
and the adjacent territory in the
name Of the French government.
ConStantinOpel, 12,-General Wal
lace, United States mininister Ehas
sent note to the Porte demanding
that until the negotiations now
pending have come TO concIusiea,
the regulations of petroleum depO5s
existing previous to the recent order
be continued.
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NO 2S4
Nevada Mining Stocks.

San Francisco, 12.-The Posts
weekly review Of mining transae-
tons says the fluctuations of the
ComstOck market during the past
week were not so violent as during
the week preceding, nor was the
volume of business so large. The
bad break in the price of Chollar. of
middle stocks, Yellow Jacket. of
the Gold Hill group, and a hot bear
movement against the principal
north end stocks, demoialized deal
ers for a time and caused a general
though not serious lowering of val
ues. Toward the close, however.
and especially to-day the market
took an upgrade once more and
several Of the stocks are even
higher as We write than they were
at the corresponding time last Sat
urday, and the whole market is
looking and acting well. 1t is NOV
ing and shifting about upon new
prospects which have been found In
such mines as Sierra Nevada. Union,
Hale q Norcross, Chollar and Vel
low Jacket, and as those prospects
continue bright and are increasing
in Importance, it is but reasonable
to assume that prices will soon be
higher.
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MINING.
San Rranciaos, "a, close.
Chicago Market.
PRODUCE,

Chicago. noon, 12.-Wheat active,
higher lis May, Az June, II July,
III August, 17Ss September, 17N Oc-
tobsr, 1914 year.
Corn-higher, 565s May, 56A June,
5SH to q July, 5955 August, sos Sep
tembsr, 52& year.
Oats-4l1S May, 422S June, AZ July,
81 August, SO year.
Chicago, II, close. -Flour-Quiet, firm,
regular.
Whest-Demsnd active, higher; 1875
Msy, 145s June; No. 2 spring 1914 to
l3, No. 2 red winter, 1l11
Corn-Active, firn>, hjgher;.55K cash,
Nay 55s.
Oals-Fsirly active, shade higher
ossh, Az each, II to 17s May, 22SJune.
Rye-Firm, 65,
Bsrley-Dull, so.
Pork-Moderately active, higher; 20
cash May, 10 to 1911 June
LArd-Fair demand, opened, weak,
lower, closed frm, outside prices II. 80 to
21z cash May, 95 to III June.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicsgo. I2.-Hogs receipts $500;
weak, dull, dragging 5 TO 10 lower;
quality good, mixed Z to 10, heavy 7.40
TO IS, light Z to 40, closed very weak.
Cattle receipts 1900; active demand,
good prices, frner. Experts 25 to $50,
good to choice shipping $50 to $50,
eommen TO fair $50 to 5.85, COWS and
mixed 100 tc $50, stockers and feeders
in liberal supply, demand weak, $50 TO
$40
Shaep receipts 400; trade brisk; foreign
supply soon exhausted; common to fair
4 to 5, medium to good % to 5 go,
choice to extra 6to 6.25.
WHISKY.
Chicago. 12.-Whisky steady, 1e.
PETROLEUM..
New York, l2.-Pstroleum quiet, 95.
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Want the Duty Restored.

Pittsburg, IA movement has
been inaugerated by the tin plate
companies of this city and Phila-
delphia, for a restoration of the pro-
tectiye tariff on tin plate. 1t is claim
ed that the reduction lately made
by Congress has virtually ruined
the industry of this country and un-
less they have two and a half cent
rates those in business will be COM
PEELED to close down their mills. A
petition is now being extensively
circulated and numereHaly signed
calling the attention Of Congress to
the fact asking that the duty be re-
stored.
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Light Coin.

Washington, 12.-At the annual
assay of coins of the United States
held by the assay commissioners in
February last, it was found that
sOme of the gold coins issued from
the New Orleans mint in January,
1882, contained but 69S,S3 Of gold.
being .0e7 Of 1000 below the limit
and is a greater deviation from the
legal standard than is allowed by
law. Snowden, superintendent OF
the Philadelphia mint, was detailed
to go to New Orleans to investigate
the matter. His report, which has
just been submitted to the secretary
of the treasury, places the response
bility for the deficiency upon thu
superintendent Of the New Orleans
mint.
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Railroad Racket.

Boston, IA telegram from
President Nickerson, of the Mexi-
can Central Railway, explains that
the report Of a stoppage Of cash
subsidies by the Mexican govern
ment is untrue, and lie explicitly
denies it.
It is stated here ON good authority
that a serious construction fight is
imminent between the Missouri
Pacific and Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe roads. The Boston PEG
pie think the Missouri Pacific il
furnishing money for the construc.
ton OF the st. Louis, Fort Scott and
Wichita Railroad, now pushing into
the AtchisOn's territory towarC
Wichita. The AtehiSon will reply
by paralleling the Missouri Pacifc'I
main line to st. Louis and using It:
Pleasant Hill branch, now extended
east, to Kansas City.
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The Sunday Closing Law.

WiIkesbarre, Pa, 1.-THE Sunday
law was being enforced against
liquor dealers. The protective as
ISOLATION wants the cooperation OF
the mayor in stopping the sale Of
milk and closing barber shops, cigar
shops, livery stables, etc. The
mayor declines the invitation.
Jersey City, 12.-The police au-
thorities have notified liquor dealers
that the Sunday law against the
sale of liquor will be enforced to-
morrow. Sunday has heretofore
been the most profitable day of the
week.
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The TURF:

Louisville, u. Small attendance
and good track at the trotting meet
ing.
First race, 2.2O class. "Wilson" first,
Ewing" second, Sullivan" third.
Time 2.23, 2.2129, 2.2515.
Second race, 40 class. "SotLam''
first, "COStiman" second, PAN
coast" third. Time: 2.904, $50, 2.Se.
Running race, rs mile. Ballast"
first. "CsnteaniaP' second, "Viein-
ity" third. Time: FL.
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SuicidN

Washington, IA yeHng man
named Jas. Torpey, suicided this
evening by jumping from the Wash
ington and Alexandria ferry boat.
He left q letter saying that his act
was prompted by physical and
financial misfortune, and asking that
his father, whose address he gave
at 81 Jesse street, San Francisco,
be informed OF his death.
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The Fisheries Exhibition.

London, 12.-The international fsh-
cries exhibition was to-day opened With
great ectat by the Prince OF Wales, The
ceremonies on the occasion we're in &C.
coraanca with the programme heretofore
announced. The Primes Of Wales ex-
pressed regret at the uHsvsidAbie sb-
sence Of the Quesn ana conveyed the
thanks Of her majesty to all countries
participating il she display and TO the
Representative Tor their lntiring exer-
tons in the ToFk Of iDsuring the success
Of the exhibition
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New York, IL, neon.

New York, 12.-GoVernmenis IL
regular, but in main 11s per cent higher.
Stocks showed decided manifestation to
manipulation by professional spectators
this forenoon. 1t opened generally q
fraction lower than closing prices last
night. and continued quiet up to about
IL. During that hour there were good
many purchases of broken lots ofstocE (be-
low 100 sharss) at prices fraction above
the general market. This is generally
regarded as an Indication of buying by
small inside spectators and reflects i'm
provement in confidence outside; but
about IL there was an increase in selling
orders for larger amounts, which seemed
to be a concerted attack, and under
which there WAS sharp break Of IL TO
IL per cent. on the general list within
an hour. After the announcement Of
the bank statement which was unusually
favorable, market became steady and 8
small fraction of the decline was re.
covered at 1890 O'Clock. After 1890
market was weak, declined "A to rs;
Nashville to 1917, but just before thare
was partial recovery of "a TO a.
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THE TELEPHONE co.

Has established a MEssENaKR SYSTEM
in connection with its business. By call
ing the Central Office from any Tele-
phone in the city, Messengers to carry
messages, deliver packages, distribute
circulars, 60 to the postofhce, ETC., will be
furnished at ressonsble rates, according
to the time employed. I
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Our Spring Goods have arrived
consisting of all the latest novelties
in Dress Goadss Notions, etc.
DoNRLsoR Bios.
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Q. EWSHe, Nd,
RhysEGHnT nmd RAPRNNh.

Gives special attention 10 HsnorrAsidG,
Fist Ia Ulcers, FiSs1ra and S9trieIuro,
of the RSetum Tzmers, Msrbus OoxsriuS or
Hip JoiRt Disease, Potts Disease, and all
diseases Of priVAts ana eonAdeRtial AGtHre.
Oaaee and residence, Second South, be-
tween Third and Fourth RGst streets, Salt
Lake eaty, q tab. 70. Box 222i sPl9
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SHu0E'S COUGH and Goa
sumption Cure In sold by aG On q
guarantees. 70 e1Fsa consunptio
Sold By z. G. Il. I. Brug SGsRA Cd
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LATEST KILOGRAMS
Money Market.

New York, 12.-Money 211 and 4
closed, offered 8; prime mercantile
paper 81 TO 6; sterling exchange bankers
pills quiet but steady, 8311, sterling
demand 1861.
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson,
1872 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Passengers on the Salt Lake City Rail
way Cars are strictly forbidden form
getting on or off the cars only at the
rear end.
The Company will not be responsible
for any injury to any individual where
this rule Is not observed.
o. P. ARNOLD, Supt. r
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E. JACOBS, AUCTIONEER,

Attends to all kinds OF auction Gales
with premptDsas, Office at s. j. Nathap's
clothing store. 131 Main street.
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SPECIAL AHVERTISEBENTS.H
MEEAR,S DEER.

MeeAr's pet deer has strayed or been
stolen. A liberal reward will be paid
to the persons who returns it.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 12-Western dull 59a.6i.;
corn, new mixed, dull, 5i.9Hd.; old
mixed, steady 5J.l0zd.
Wheat frmer, corn slow, no prices
given.
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MoNHEIN C KNAPP,
Architects and superintendents.

Plans, Details and Specifications
furnished for all classes of public
and private buildings. Sketches
and Estimates made on short notice,
and sent free Of cost to those con-
templating building. Designs
made for Interior Decorations
and furnished in Modern and An
cient Styles. Buildings arranged
on the most approved sanitary
plans. Office, Main Street, Third
Floor, next door North I. r. Jones'
Bank. Postofice address, Box 632.
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Oranges.

Another car load OF oranges ut Quite
Bros. +