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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-13
HOUSE.

Washington, u. - Hutchinson
asked the unanimous consent for
the passage of the bill for the re-
tirement of Alfred pleasonton. with
the rank of major general.
Steele objected.
Under the call of states 4 large
number of bills were introduced
and referred.
Holman introduced a joint resolu-
ton directing the secretary of the
interior to issue no more patents of
lands to any land grant roads until
further action L f Congress.
Robertson. Of Louisiana. intro
duced bill for the suppression of
lotteries and prohibiting the trans
mission through the mails of lottery
advertisements.
Guenther reported joint resolu-
ton for d Joint commission on emf.
grafton.
A bill was reported granting "A
pension Of 5 0 per mouth to thu
grand daughter of Thomas Jeffer
son. Tue House refused TO cOnside,
distant business and went intC
committee on the tariff bill, tn,
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Labor Evils.

Washington, 12.-Frank 4. Foster
secretary OF the federation OF the trade
and labor union, continued his testimony
to-day before the Senate committee on
education and labor, to cure existing
evils. Foster recommended the follow
ing remedies as the most practicable and
desirable at present, viz: First, tha es
tablishment of 8 national bureau of labor
statistics: second, the establishment oil
boards Of arbitration where practicable
third, the enforcement of the nAtiona
eight hour labor law fourth, the aboli.
ton of child labor as fer as pc ssible. BY
legislation ffth, repeal ali conspiracy
laws which Interfere with the right O.
WorkinRmen to combine for their nn on;
like other corporations; and, sixth, tbs
abolition Of the convict labor contisc
system.
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CrImI nal.

st. Petersburg, l1-Three ex direc-
tors of the Mutual Credit So ciety, and
four other bersons, were convicted of the
crime of forgery and squandering funds
of the society. They were sentenced to
loss of civil rights and exile. Six Others,
including Baron MontfOrt were &C.
quilted.
New York, 12.-Charles Seebach, bar-
tender, fred upon party of boys who
were snowbaling him, and killed John
Noonan, sged 8.
Patterson, N. j., 12.-Annie Dorene
Granger and Catherine VOORHEES,, daugh-
ter and wife of j. r. VOORHEES,, were
jailed for attempting to murder him.
Both were members of the salvation
army.
Jacksonville. III. 12-Wash Cooper,
colored plssterer, shot John Stewart, col
ored barber, with rife. Stewart died in
an hour. The murderer was arrested.
The shooting was done in the public
square, and the trouble was about Stew
arts vile, who had left him.
Norristown, N. j., 12.-Jameo Trsgo-
lin was to-day sentenced by Judge Magic
to be hanged, on March 2lst
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Black Diamond Day.

Wnkesbarre, Pa, II. Seventy five
years ago to-day the burning OF Anthri-
cite coal was pronounced q success, after
many years Of futile efforts to make
black diamond burn in an open CRATE.
In the Fireplace of the old Tell House il
this city tue test was made. As soon as
the news became known it spread like
Wild-f; g, and people locked to the val
one of Pennsylvania greatest indus
tries. The anniversary falling on Sun
day. the event was appropriately ceie.
brated yesterday by the Historical Soci-
ETY., and in the evening Ex-Governor
Hoyt and other distinguished citizen!
visited the old hotel AMI sat before tht
open gate in the old log psrIor i dis
cussed the events Of long ago
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
February u, 1888.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
6 DelsVon, Bingham; Q g Terry,
Wood River; T jackson, J Allen, San
dy; j Il McNight, Ssnddy; u Rice,
Pennington; A NJ Lamb. FarminEton;
W B hickman, Park City; A Thorne,
Park City; Il Lyons. San Francisco; j
Allen, Park City; w Mckenzie, Spring
vile; E johnson, Springville; Il T
Jones, bingham; G A Flechell, D Nc
MILAN, A T Murray, F Beyce, Utah; g
Johnson, Pavsen; f r Bank, Forest
City; r S Darling. Forest City; n I
Powers, merican Fall; a LachmaD,
v arks: A Rosenbach, San Francisco;
E & Chaplin. Boston, Mass; j B Griffin,
Z Hill, G W Conner, Bingham; 7 a
Tiegeu baam, Butte, Montana; D o
Murphy, Alta; d Russell, Ogden.
Cliff HOUSE.
J Daily. Park City; D d WATSON,
Bingham; E Graves, Denver; L Nor
American Fork; G Shields, Park City;
7 Schneck, w T Roy, NJ Thomas Park
City; j McEyoy, H B Th ompson,
Bingham, & E Vauganson, ? Y June.
ton, Il Ryan, 5pringvills.
WALKER HOUSE.
is Censor, St 10, Mo; w Smith,
Eureka, Utah; w A Rang, Evanston:
H Avsnson, San FrsncIsct Z Straw
ford, New; G Schensiner Butte; II Nj
GrEd hue, Bristol; j Lewis San Francis
CO; 7 McElroy, n Y: W 0 Morton,
B.nai u; } Rohser Bonanz; j r Lis
son and family, Cherry Creek; r E
AdtEs, Toledo, Ohir; H Horton, n
Y r Weller, E NJ Brown, st Louis;
q osthwick, A D Beekea, Omaha; d
h Hi and wife, Chicago; A b Davis,
Park City; W Hamilton. Chacies;
J w PIdcock MelrCse; E E Kent SYRIA
cusG A Weber. L. adville; Z E g. cen,
Chicago; w Il TlltOrd, y ]; I Sslker,
Ogden.
VALLEY HOUSE
J W Shields Green River, J Shields,
and wifi; Green River; Mrs w 5 Seley
8 CHI ldren, Ogden A Co7Eeli, Saa
Francisco; Harmsnn, San Francisco;
J Mellow. Park City; NJ Aegsrly, Park
City, T E Browne. San Francisco; W
Roberts Ogden; j AustiI. d & R @; Mrs
A G BrickfOrd, Ne; w E JAmes and
wife Ogden; T Z EtherlY, Omaha; T
snyder, w Snyder. Kil.oyle, Park
City; a Quasi, Puebl Mrs E Walker
aud child. TiaLic. III I Stage, Council
Bluffs; w Snyder, Park City; F Good
man aud wife. East Jordan, MicaL.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
c Andrews, G r Foot, Mrs Evans,
Nephi; McCook, Omaha; G NJ Lee, q
Fox and lady, Chicago; w Van Dyke,
Ogden; 5 Knouski, st Louis; A Smoot
jr, Provo; Mrs Haynes, bingham; d
LaUleY N II Hithprv NJ L H. Ut Parb
City w Evans, Ne. b., j B Black.
Baltimore; Burnet. j S Merrill, B d
Ellerdect. CITY; S Edwards, Snake
River; NJ Roche, w johnson, City
w Il Borry, Philsdelphis; E G Grant
Chicago; Miss Wilson, Massachusetts
Mi F4rs, rs, Doviot, P.ri., Mrs |
RersofsT, Dillon; 9 L HoIa' d, ST Jose
a B Murray, Bingham; E II Short, Ney
York j ats, Minneapolis; D I Brunble
Idaho; j w Turner, P,nvu
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMEROIAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York. u Money 2; Covenants
strong, generally higigher; stocks qaiet,
weak; Western Union; S27z;
Quicksilver 81; Pacific, AIS; Wells,
Fargo, l22; N. Y. Central, 1855; Erie,
362S; Panama, I67; D. s. r. q. 4315;
Union Pacific, 937s; bonds, 1l6M; Cen
trail Pacific 8213; bonds, 1lS; Sutro e,
MINING SHARES.
New York, 12.-Mining stocks dull
Sierra Grsnde, 260 and 265; Robinson
Con-, 100 ana lis; Horn Silver, 500;
HAll-Anderson, AS to $50; Con. Virg's,
154 to 15S; Sonora Con. 122 to l26; Pipe
line certificates active, declining from
1917. closing 9925.
PRODUCE
Chicago, 12.-Wheat lower, regular,
1865 February, 106H@} March,
spring 1055s@Z; winter 100, corn lower,
BOZ cash, 55 ZFebruary, So March
oats, lower. 1875 cash, 1873 Febru-
ary. 38K March, rye, dull, steady, "a
barley nominal, S4@S5; hsxseed 1rmer,
I2719 on track; pork lower; II 81, Feb
rusry, 1872; March; lard lower, lie
February, 22K March.
PETROLEUM.
New York, I2.-Petrolenm dull and
nominal; crnae 67s@72S; refined no
7T; United o9K.
TIN.
New York. 12.-Austrslian tin 2lH
COPPER.
New York,I2.-Copper dull. 17A@l8
Baltimore. 12.-Cobper quiet, l6H@%
FOREIGN NJ ARKETs.
Liverpool, 12.-Cotton easier, NOT quo
tably lower; Uplands lis, Orleans
57s; Sales, 10000.
London. 12.-5's extended. 1861.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, l2.-Whisky, ID.
Chicago, II WHISKY, 16.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-13
Whence Comes the Name

OF S0ZODONT? 1t is derived from
two Greek words signifyiug ''to pre-
serve the teeth;" and it deserves its
title, for there is no preparation
which will do this more rapidly,
surely and pleasantly. The con-
sumption of SOZODONT is I'M
mense. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-13
VIM. COOK,
Contractor and Builder,

Will contract for building frst-clsss
stores or dwelling houses, OF for re-
modelling houses, or fitting up stores,
guaranteeing work of the latest and most
improved style and best quality. Work
promptly executed in all departments OF
building. Satisfactory reference given.
Shop, South Temple street, opposite
Valley House. P. D. Box 1l54. +
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COOP FURNITURE STORE.

SEND TO the Coop. Furniture Com
pany, opposite Valley House, if you
want your furniture repaired or re-up-
holstered; your carpets made or laid.
Punctual attention and good work guar
anteed. Telephone communication.
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COOP FURNITURE STORE

Co-oP. FURNITURE Company call the
attention of the public to their large
stock of choice goods, imported and
homemade. Give them call opposite
the Valley House. +
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and .fo7
Salt Lake County, Territory OF
Utah.
In the matter of the Estate eft Abraham
Taylor, Deceased.


PURSUANT To AN ORDER OF
ssid Court in said matter, notice is hereby
given that Friday, the 10th day of
February, A. D., 1883, at 10 O'Clock a.
m of said day. at the County Court
House in Salt Lake City, has been ap-
pointed by said Court the time and place
for the hearing Of a petition Of AlexAn-
der Rodgers, praying for the admission to
probate ola certain document Herewith
fled purporting 10 be the last will and
Testament of Abraham Taylor, deceased,
and that letters tsstamentsry issue to pc
titioner. wien and where all persons in
terested msv appear and file written
objections thereto.
Self Lake City, February 5. 1888.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probste Court,
Salt Lake County, Utah.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, November 81,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.
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REMOVED.

DR.. NJ. Don has removed his Office to
So West Temple street, opposite CONT
mental.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

Parties holding Duo Bills against the
firm Of WIN. Jennings & Sons, are re-
quested to present them before March
goth 1888. VIM JENNINGS & SoNs.
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REMOVAL.

Mr.. T. RADCLIFFE, Professor of
Music, has removed to Main Street, one
block north Of Temple, East Side. +
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IN PRINT.

Mr.. B. Pratt's New Music Book and
Musical Tablet, are printed, and on sale
at the U. o. Tsilor's Office, opposite
Coop. Price combined, 81. ="
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
hiloh's Cure will give immediate
ellef. Price l0c., zoe. and ST.. Sold
y L, c. II. l. Drug Store. QD
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ORANGES. ORANGES.

Oranges by the box cheap, at Cutler
Bros
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ADMISSION:

OuiOleH 81
Mothers and attendants ............... 25c-
Spectators admitted to I'd Circle. 25e
Doors open at O'Clock, Grand March al
go
Please bring the exact change; i will save
time and confusion. ts1l
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EASTERN QUAIL
At PRICE & OLIVES.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Engraving and Stationery
Department.

4 4 4 n 4 4 < 4 4 4 4
National Republican., 1883-12-18
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Tranafers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were filed
for record yesterdays
Lots AZ to Sc of Thyson's subdivision of lots
north side Of Q, between First and Second streets
northwest, Parthenia Thyson to s. s. Hoover:
dated Dec lS; consideration. 81 $50.
Lots 80 to 80 of square l04S being = feet on the
west side of Fourteenth between and Z streets
southeast, Judson Il. Gull and Charles T. Fraser
trustees. 70 J. Vance Lewis aata April 3, 1880;
Lots 35 to 81 Of Ftzgeralds subdivision of part of
square 4S being 60 feet on the east side of Della
Louisa G. and A. W. Morgan to N. W. Fitzgerald;
dated Dec. Il consideration, $500. Also lots 60 to
62 of same; consideration, 81 900.
Lots 40 and 81, of N. W. Fitzgerald's subdivision
of lots and OF square 176, being 63lS feet ON the
east side of Seventeenth street, and 81 feet on the
also lot 90 of square 990 being 46 feet the
side of Twelfth, between B and @ streets SOUTH
east w. Fitzgerald S and wife 70 sarah e. " Fz
Part of lot 16 of square 5S1 being 30 feet on the
south side of g. between Second and Third streets
southeast; also part of lot and lot B. of square
bS5, being 90 feet on the north side Of g, between
Second and Third streets southwest also lot 10. of
same; also part of /, of same being the northwest
corner OF Second and streets southwest, Bernard
Leonard and wife TO Robert O'Nelll; dated Nov.
80; consideration, nominal.
Lots 34-35 OF Kohr's subdivision of lot of square
l4i being 80 feet on the south side of Il, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets northwest,
Harvey A Kohr 10 Douglas f. Forrest; dated Dec.
Part of lot OF square 4s7, with improvements,
being 81 feet on the south side of q, between Finh
and Sixth streets northwest James S. Davis and
others to William II. Burnside; dated Dec. 8: con.
sideraton, $500
Lot b of Thomas II. Parsons subdivision OF lots
1910 of square 567, being 151a feet on the west
side OF New Jersey avenue, between + and Il
streets northwest John Madigan and wife TO VIM.
A.. Mawrey: dated Nov. 10; consideration, 1910.
Lot 81 OF @. J. Hillyers subdivision of square 93,
with improvements, being 25 feet on the west side
of Connecticut avenne, between @ and X streets
northwest j. Lowndes to Georgia IL. Harmony;
dated Dec. 8; consideration nominal.
Part oflots 81 and 5S of Tracey's subdivision of
lots of square 302, with improvements being 10
feet ON the west side of Eleventh. between w and
Boundary streets northwest Thos. f. Wag gaman
and wife to X. B. DERRICK; dated Dec. 10; consid
Grafton, s., 100
Parts OF lots A. B, C. D. and of W. s. Cox's
on the south side of Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
west, Thos. Wilson and wife TO b. IL, Warner;
dated Oct. 10; consde ration, 50, 600.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
THO Ctna nInlnn.

The Washington Gas company have asked per-
mission to lay gas mains on the following streets:
street, south side, between Third street and
New Jersey avenue northwest; Sunderland place,
between street and Dupont circle and Nine.
teenth and Twentieth streets; Maryland avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets northeast; A,
from Fourth to Sixth streets northeast, for lamp
posts; A, from Eighth to Ninth streets northeast,
for lamp posIs Woodley road, beyond Kalorama
avenue, toward Rock creek Massachusetts ave-
nue., north side, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northeast Il street, north side, between
Twentieth and Twenty first streets northwest,
and Second street, west side, from Hillyer avenue
to X streets north west
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Cotton Market.
The following were opening and closing prices
BALTIMoRE STOCK NJ
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, Dec. 17-Virginia 6s, past due cou-
pons 40 new l04Os, 34I4 new IS, 54s4; North Car
olina 6s, old, i0g]s bid to-day.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
BoudInot,a suIt.

Charles C. Boudinot and thsfhcrokee nation
yesterday entered suit against WAliamA. Phillips
TO recover s2e,500., Plaintiff ALLEGES that the
amount sued for was paid to defendant by ID. W.
Lie, treasurer OF the Cherokee nation, being part
OF the S3OOOgO appropriated by tho act of Congress
payment wus unlawful in that the defendant did
not have tho authority of the Cherokee nation.
The plaintiffs sue for the above amount as belong
Ing legally to them oue-hulf for tho use of Elias
q, Boudinot aud the remainder for the said Chero-
kee nation, with Interest from the time Of pay
National Republican., 1883-12-18

HemN Money or Bank Dfaft IN Letter or seudby
Express. DON'T SEMI ny REGISTERED LGE
TER or POSIOFFICE ORDER until further notice
ORDERS OF " and upward by Express oan be g. =.
az our expense Address all orders 20 j. j, DJUG
LAS, louisville, Ky. orc, BALLARD,
Lock Box 27I, Alexandria, w
National Republican., 1883-12-18
A nrmrnlhl,n a.nru.

Mr.. Isaac G.. Chapman. druggist Newburv, n.
y, writes us: 81 hHvr ,ur tLG past ten years sold
Seyeml eTos Of Dr. william Hairs Bll'am for the
other medicne. have never heard n customer
speak Oi ~ lns 10 pri q J, trigc, IN tle highest
manner. have iccul"uv drd IL in n great many
have used u in MY uap unily iur many years I;
III met, always my. tu,be IN tuu medicine
closet Teauy iOr uNc
HENHis fAEJpiIc sAIYE.
Is Tho bes. sRlyg ur,tls rrIiscs sores, ulcers
snl "a cum, lDi"i, rG.lir. .tui', co luHtI Iis,
urpsi and al kstI,,t -t. .,lil lILs, .rvriles,
AID pimpits. Get hcury' 5 Clrboliu Salye, as ali
-oIhels are counterieiH. PrICs 20 cents,
National Republican., 1883-12-18
TRELsunY hrArEMENI

TREASURY STATEMENT.
The issue of standard dollars from the minis
during tile week ended Dec. 10 was S87S i9i The
issue Tor tue corresponding period OF last year was
Sij6,50O
The statement Of the United States treasurer
shows gold, silver and United States notes in the
treasury yesterday us follows: Gold coin aud
hilliDli S2l6, 1927 SD; silver dollars and bullion
1l93,20l 500 fractional silver coin. S27, ,l0S,Sl2;
United States notes, $50 l0i6l4 total si93 2i3a5l,
certificates outstanding-Gold, S62,337 12l; silver,
sV9 5i305l: currency, SlI, 100000.
'ihe receipts from Internal revenue yesterday
v y, s7272SS ana from customs Si272Si.
j q national nank notes received for rodemp.
q yesterday Hu ount 10 HlH000.
0EAls AND PROVISIONS.
SVlloWing are opening, highest, Lowest, and clos.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
In .Inst nlIri,t nnvs.

Hon. Thomas l.. Young, Of Cincinnati member
Of congress from the second district of OHIO, sul-
Mct-but il was cured by st. Jacobs Oil in just
eight days,
National Republican., 1883-12-18

TAMPIco, TENN.-Rev. d. +. Manly SAYS
" Browns Iron Bitters relieved me of in
digestion and nervousness after physicians
81;
National Republican., 1883-12-18

BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.--Virginia 6s, past due cou-
pons 40; new l0dOs, 34I4; new s. 54s4; North Car
olina 6s old, i0g5s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. E-Cotton dull ; middling,
1OlIc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
western superfiue, S3 006l3 so do extra, S3 700
75 do. family, So 0095 15; city mills superine,
So 00603 75; do. extra, 81 00@6 % do. Rio brands,
S5 7596 90; do Patapsco family, Sc so do. super.
latye patent, 81 90. Wheat-Southern steady and
quiet; western higher and firm southern red, 81 10
oi lS do. amber, 81 1901 10 No. Maryland,
81 IL; No. western winter red, spot 81 O834D
/ 0sls; january, 81 091S@1 1915 February, 81 12M
oil 10: March, 81 IA bio; May, u I95AC9i 20. Corn
Southern steady y and active; western higher and
dull southern white, 53958o: do. yellow, 5f@59c;
western mixed, spot, 59@61c; January, 6l1 1s@6lc;
February, 62l4@62lac; March, 62l3c bid; May, 600
CSC: steamer 54@5il9c. Oats steady and quiet ;
southern, 3s@43c; western white, 4Q@42c; do.
mixed, 3s@39c; Pennsylvania, 3S@42c. Rye steady
at 66@6Sc: Hay steady, with moderate demand;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland Sl3 90
@l0 90. Provisions dull; mess pork, Sl6 so; bulk
meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 10
SIC; bacon shoulders, TIC; clear rib Sides gl1c
hams, l4llC915c. Lard-Refned, 10c. Butter dull;
western packed, 10@23c; creamery, 25@35c. Eggs
quiet; fresh, 29930c: picked, 20602lc. Petroleum
dull and nominal refined 9@9lsc. Coffee dull +;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to faiN 1019@llXc. Sugar
steady and quiet; soft, SIC. Copper-Refned
quiet at 1414@l4lSc. Whisky steady at 81 1870
1lSk. Frelghts TO Liverpool per steamer-cotton
steady at l7.6id.; flour quiet at Is. 3D. grain duh
$4,000 bushels corn, 5000 bushels; coats, 5000
bushels rye, 200 bushels Shipments = None
sales-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 10000 bush |.
ella
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-17
THE FEVER AT BREWTO>.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l5.-The Plea
yune's Mobile special says: deaths at
Brewton Saturday night, 3 this morn
ing and 5 new CAS- Five eXper' have
arrived in Brewton but no decision
hes been reached "a to the character of
the disease. Among the dead is Rev.
Il. i. Baker, a native of a labama. He
sc, we'd throughout the late war and
earned an enviable reputation as "a
soldier III many battles. Having
charge of the Methodist church at
Brewton and Pollard when the fever
appeared at Brewton he at once went
there and was up day and night nurS-
ing the sick and attending the dying.
He did noble duty but at length,
throughly worn out, he was stricken
down Saturday and died this morning.
The Can't-Get-Away club of Mobile
is doing good relief work ut Brew ton.
Have 6 nurses on duty.
A Time democrats Montgomery
special says: A dispatch from Brew
ton reports much distress there and
need Of physicians, MUSES. and sup.
plies. There is no telling where this
is going to end. Physicians pronounce
it yellow fever beyond doubt. Four
deaths and five new cases in the past
"a hours. Two corpses without cOifius
or means Of burial.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-17

Catchings, representing the commits
sioner and by Gen'I. Ruben Davis,
Jno. II. Hull, F. B. Fratt, representing
petitioners. The court reserved the
opinion until Thursday. This case
excites great interest and in any event
will be carried to the Supreme Court,
in order to obtain a judicial opinion on
statute, where it says county commits
sioners to be appointed shall not all be
of the same political party.
A car load of cotton on Vicksburg
and Meridian II. r., took fire from
sparks this evening and was destroy ed.
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 16.-At
the first National fall meeting of the
national Jocky Club at Jersey City,
n. j., the first race, 1 mile heat.
Aransa won, Brad 2nd, Homespan Bird,
Time 1:44 IA.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-17
RIVER NEWS.

PIrrsBURG, Oct. l6.-River foot
and falling, clear and cool.
NsvlLLE, Oct, l6.-River and
one tenth feet; clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Io.-River 3 feet
3 inches and falling. The S. Z. Coe
anil harges left for st. Louis, The Iron
Duke and tow, in from Green river.
Up: Gaff for Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, Oct. l6.-River feet 10
inches and falling. Fair and cool.
Departed, John Howard for New
Orleans, City of Vicksburg for st.
Louis, Belle of Memphis for Vici1s-
burg.
CINCINNATI, Oct. I6.-River feet
4 inches and falling; clear and cool.
CAIRO, Oct. l6.--River 8 feet and
rising; clear and cool; arrived Golden
Rule from Cincinnati, departed, Baker
Mitchell and City of Helena for st.
Louis, johnson for Red river.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Arrived,
Annie p. Silver from ST. Louis. She
returns Tomorrow Departed, j. M.
White for Vicksburg and Jno. Gilmore
and Barges for ST. Louis; clear, slightly
cool
NICKsBURG, oct. l6.-River rose
inches, cloudy and pleasant. Departed
Chouteau, Natchez, City of Yazoo
Richardson for New Orleans, and d. r.
Powell and City OF Providence for st.
Louis