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A Lively Kentucky ARRAY.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

STAMFORD, KY, May 1.-Three Smith
brothers and Hafiey and Yocum met three
Cain brothers in q clearinghouse at Nc
Kinney, when n quarrel arose, during
which forty shots were exchanged. Peter
and james Cain were seriously wounded,
William Cain was shot through the head,
and Robert Smith SHOT IN The mouth
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Arrival of Assisted Emigrants.'

by VCTTETaFII Ut 'FC HI7PIVVH'J
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1.-Among the
steerage passengers on the steamship
British Prince, from Liverpool, to-day
were nearly 300 Irish, wlo come under the
term OF t" assisted emigrants. They con-
sist OF family parties, and were taken on
board the steamer at Queenstown, and the
passage Of all OF them was paid by the
British Government. These emigrants are
very poor. They com from the south
west OF Ireland.
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Especial teIcpram 20 the Dispafcll.l
PETERSBURG, Va, May 1.-Waverly
Jackson and Anthony Stewart, two nc.
groes. were fishing in the Appomattox
river this evening. They accidentally ran
their boat upon a ietty, and were thrown
into the water. Jackson was drowned.
Stewart was rescued by n gentleman who
witnessed the accident,
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.sOnensire 10 the IRISH Race,

TBN IVIIFTdIH 10 NC UIsIllT'l.I
NEW YORK, May LIN the Board Of
Aldermen to-day q resolution was adopted
requesting the trustees Of the East-riyer
bridge to change the day Of opening the
bridge from the oath to the Goth instant,
Decoration-day. The reason given by the
alderman offering the resolution was that,
rs the oath OF May was the birthday OF the
Queen Of Great Britain, it was Il day that
was offensive TO the Irish race.
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sitting BuIl and Band Moving.

IBy Telegraph 10 tnt DIspdtch.I
ST. PAUL, MINI, May lon Saturday
last the steamer w. j. Behan left Fort
Randall for Standing Rock, having on
board one hundred aud fifty men, women,
and children of Sitting BULBS band Of I'm
capapa Sioux, the old warrior being OF thu
party. They will reach Fort Gates on Fri.
day next unless the low water in the Mis-
souri, should delay the boat. They propose
TO engage i'm farming.
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Destructive HaiI-sform in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-The TImeS-De-
mocrat special reports a destructive hail.
storm on Saturday extending from Port
Hudson to Clinton. Early corn, cotton,
orchards, and gardens were greatly in
iured.
The Picdyune's Wesson special says
Mrs. j. Finch, hurt ip the cyclone, died
to-day. The Red Cr6ss society is issuing
rations to the. nearly destitute people.
The citizens are working nobly to relieve
the wounded and destitute. An appeal is
made TO the charitable everywhere for aid
to continue the needed relief.
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1roTICE TO FARMERS.

~ GROUND PLASTERR
In addition to my. regular 6nsinsSs, | am nov
grinding my. 'sTANDAkp ~ marset
IA nnn winch i intend shall become universally popu,
!" om in own merits. Having. carefully selected
my lump, ! can c,,v furnish arr sn, ,Ss Ss'i Any 2S3' TONS ' per day,
,hE y LIZ consumers the advantage OF having u
fresl,ly ground, as I win nst keep = SUPPLY os
baud, but grind II after re- rsc snnIis. SsSe.S On '''
est notice. Price &C., on aPPpiwISsf - KrNo.
sAo0 to $500 WilismshysK sve Gnu
NH 3-2m rvseo"Ss
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CERTILIZERS

CHOCKOE MILLS.-PuRE GkoCND
Suova SCOTIA PLasTER.-I import this
- H. y, In The Jnmp and grind IA ordered. After
seven wears experience | can guarantee ms brand
10 be superior % amy on iNe IrR SRss,n sa p,aSgs
onia,f ,tannf,cilrer Of Plaster, Dealer IN Lime,
Cement &c, Seventeenth street tsouth side Dock
an l-tMyf
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by Telegraph.

New YORK. May 1-Nooa.--tocks duh. Money,
5M5b per cent. txchangc-LODg. sS2E. short,
4s5. State bonds neglected. Governments un-
changed.
g.-Exchange, asa. Governments
irregular: new SIS, lr3k bid new AIS, ll3k:
new As, 1l9s: new 81. 1888. Money, Ste4 per
ccnr. state bonds feaiurelcss. SUBJ reasury bal
ances-Gold, sl20,556,0U0; currency, 5000
OOp.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
WRECK OF DIN EXPRESS TRAIN
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO.

The Locomotive Strikes an O~bstruction and
Piungcs into New River-Thc Engineer and
Fireman Stick Bravely 10 their Posts aud
nrc Badly Hurt-A RUNAWAY Tender-Rich-
mond Passengers Aboard-Onc or the Mar
rowcst Escapes from a Fearful Disaster on
Hazard
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The best etiquette for q man IL not to boast
Of bis virtues. 1t Is also exceedingly 10.
elegant 70 annoy society with his coughs
and colds. when be can ind relief m q bot
u u u, Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

J. D.. Lathrop, who absconded with
S12,0 o belonging to the Central railroad,
of New Jersey. where he was employed as
a clerk. and who was captured recently in
Tennessee, pleaded guilty yesterday to the
charge Of grand larceny and was sentenced
to the State prison for four years.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 1, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

WnEAT.-Whte, 500 bushels. Red, 1896 bu,h-
els.
CoRS.-White, 476 bushels.
MEAL.-3i bushels.
PEAs.-GO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red, 500 bushels very good to prime
Longberry on private terms; 9s bushels very GOOD
Iongberry al sl.24 : 5UO bushels mixed at sl.23;
$50 bushels prime Shortberry on private terms;
% bushels good shortberry AZ slIs.
CoRN.-White, 476 bushels good 10 prime al "a
TO 66e.
MeAL.-6 bushels at Coo.
On nrm. Receipts, las bales; ship
mcnts, I47 bales. Quotations.: Mtddlng,. 9s@
gs.c.: low mlddling. 9ad9asc.i good ordinary
Ssaske.; ordinary, 73G 7sc.; stiined, 697c.
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sAIFS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Flour-We quote: line. s3@S3.25; supeIfne,
s3.7Jm Sf.25:extra, f5.i5@s5.i0: common fam
nv, s5.5O@s5.75: Patent family, s7@S7.76.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

s~ALEs-rfRsr Do~ARD.-1,000 Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg RsiIroad second 6's af 114t; 20 shares
Atlanta aud Charlotte Railroad stock as OK; 80
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stock AZ BOY. 20 do. at SO; 90 shars Petersburg
Railroad stock st 25i,.
SECOND BOArD.-l.000 Charlotte, Columbia
ana Augusta secoad rs at S9k; 20 shares Char
'otte' Columbia ard Augusta Railroad stock Vt 35.
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INSURANCE.
DESULTS ON POLICY iG,5ll, ISSUED
III BY THE
MIrIIIAL

RESULTS OA POLICl iG'oii,
III BY THE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-!SSURANtE
on the life of John Callaghan, Louisville, Ny. Juno
II. Is69-age, % years: Endowment payable In
fifteen years. Amount, $4,000. annual pre-
MUM, s6Gz.70. Dicfdeads applied 70 reduce
payments,
Total fifteen payments. oO
Les THU teen dividends. ,.....,...... 2,o5S oo
Actual CASH outitN. s...sst. s'V~vC
The face Of this policy. 10000, VIII Dc PAID In
june. 1851. one dividend Will also be paid with
lie policy, and a mai dividend IN June, lss3.
The policy viii cost Mr. Callsehan less than $1,000.
AMI gfrehim u Df0ft " more than $4,000 De-
sideSslO.OOO Insurance FOR Mes1i VtdrS:
LOUISVILLE, KY. April II, loss.
an the holder of Policy No. 1851, for Slo,-
900 on The nfleea-vear endowment plan, IN the
Northwestern Mutual I.ife-lnsuranee Company,
and am 30 well pleased with the results OF that
policy that | have taken slO,Ou0 additional In
snrlnce in the same company. can ciieerfuiiy
recommend this company 10 all Who may want
Life-InsuTance. tsignedI
JOHN C~ALLAGHAS-
For further Information address
JOHN ". CARY x SON.
General Agents northwestern Mutual.
ap 1~s-eodtmyll
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YACHTS.


NOR SALE CHEAP, SEVERAL FINE
+ sTEAM-YACHIs, Suitable for pleasure OF
business, nearly new; fast ana seaworthy; VIII
Of which | make a marked specially. Build tue
oroi nv" BENNETT DODBINS,
.aow Erie. Pa.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
GUIDE TO RICHMOND.

MURPHY'S GUIDE TO AND DESCRIPTION
OF ITS PRINCIPAL PLACES AND OBJ
JECTs OF INTEREST, with OUTLINE MAP
OF RICHMOND, and the LATEST MAP OF
VIRGINIA.. Price. 35c.
j.. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
an 2e-d&w Publishers.
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NJ EW BOOKS FOR SALE BY BECK
~ WITH x PARHAM.-Iife OF William Cub
len BRYANT, Sc: Poems Of William Cullen BRYANT,
&c: History of the People of the United states,
1880: Retrospect of a Long Life, $500. Viz
ginia Comedians, sl.25: stray Pearls, si.JOs
Calling of n Christian Woman. Doc; Hygiene Tor
Girls. 1925: Admirats Ward. -; Peck's had
Boy, soc: Blunders OF a Bashfnl Nan. zoe; Le-
more. by Rev. T.. ). Gregory. 81: The New shakes
pcare. soc. APP 22-eod&w
NEW BOOK S.-lIRs. CARLYLES
~ LETTERS. 81. $50. an 1900; Mr.. ISAACS.
a Novel. 81: THE MODERN HAGAR,- $3.50;
CORRESPONDENCE CARLYLE y EMER-
SON, 81: L YET \ WOMAN. SID: MA
RlANELA. from the Spanish. SOC; kINsHIP
TO CHRIST. }. n. TYLER, sl.5O; IA GUERRE-
ERCMAN, sc.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO...
aDog SOB Main street. Richmond.
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~FISUEHNEN,S DEPOT.

FISHE.vEN'S DEPOT.
LII IN WANT OF PA-~rf3YTv>
N TENT AND SOFT-LATD%S~
SFINE-TWINES are invited tO call aud examine
our stock. of all sizes, AT lowest prices.
SEINE-THEEAD OF all Nos. and qualities;
SElNE-LINES. ROPES, YAWklNG,
CORkS CORhWOOD.
YELLOW OIL-CLOTHlNG.
AWNING and SAIL-DUCkS. NlNNON-NET-
TING. SKIM and FYkE-NETc.
Manufacturers of SEINES aud NETS of all
sorts. MACRAME LACE-THREAD. an sizes.
Imported LINEN SURROUNDINGS.
T.. LICHTENSrEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole importers Of the Lion brand seine Thread,
and importers of All other brands. NH 20
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BUGGrEs, puAEroNs, DRAWS. &c.

T HAVE ON HAND OF MYexrEx
OWN MANUFACTURES CABRIO &3AE
LETTES. VICTORfA's PARK and ADiES
PHAETONs, VILLAGE CARTS, Light
HIIsINFsS WAGONS. Latest styles aud fines
finish. Prices lower than the same class OF woft
can be purchased lscwhere. Also on hand several
and WAGONS. a call respectfully solicited
w. G.. SMITH,
an l7-1m O north Fifth street.
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wARuNE TNTEELsGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ], 1883.

Steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk. United
State nail, merchandIBe, and Passengers. L.. ii
raru- superintendent
Schooner }. B. VanGuscn. Bowye, Philadelphia,
coal. :. II. Halves.
Schooner cyrus Chamberlain. Hart, R0ckland,
lime, Richmond and Danvillc railroad.
Schooner :. c. Noyes, Chase, -, hsh, to mas
ter.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. HuIphers. New York. mer-
chaudisc and Passengers, u. W. Allen 4 Co.. agents
steamer Ashland, Croker. Philadelphia, mer-
clandisc and passengers, j. ". McCsrrick, agent.
Bark Carib. Russell. Rio Janttro, -four.
Schooner Fay0rite. EIdridge, Boston, pig iron
ana lumber. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. vessel, Crrtis & Parker.
Schooner Cora :. Nangild-r. steelman, New la
ven, logs and sp0kes, Curtis & Parker.
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WE HAVE ON HAND FORGESx
w SALE, at the lowest prices, Ex. nx55&-
assorfnmcnt oYTOP. and SiDE-BxR DUGGiEs,
ROCKAWAYs, GROCERY WAGONS, and on.
NEW DRAY, all our own. make. Repniging "i
apii-im corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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PoRTOFNEwPORT' NEWS. ArRIL 80, 1883.
IBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.

Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn. Norfolk. met-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
galway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer AccOmac. Deik. merchandise and pas
soHgers, Smith.cid. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
Company and sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway COMPANY (and sailed o. returnl.
steamship Berkshire, Howe, Baltimore for Bos-
ton Uid Norfolk. merchandise.
schooner Lamartinc, benson, Rlchmond uiG
Norfolk, lumber.
SAILED.
steamship Anglers tBr.i, Pinkham, Brazil, from
New FORK ria West Point. having coaled.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, az.
RANCH 4 BACH PIANoS.G

We are the agents for this justly celebrated make
of PIANOS. They are unsurIkss,ed tor rieuness -
elastic: the msteriAl.~ workmanship apd dni.h "a
unrvsilcd and the price very rcasonshle soa 80
~eomHodsting. Iilwtrated eaialugnes nafniSeea ~
sPg,isssssi'n. 81 Ssis ssSsst
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTEDs 81 he uISrATOh PRINTING
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GROCERIES,. LlaUoRs. sc.

OUTER! BUTTER! BUTTER!
Chioce lot NEW YORK CREAMERY BUT
TER, Just received on consignment. FOR sale ny
y. Il. SAVAGE < CO..
mvl-3t 1919 Cary street.
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TIE SITUATION At MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, May NO strike occurred
among the cigar-makers here. In the
smaller shops, where men do all the work,
the employers were obliged to grant the
advance asked. In the large factories,
where girls make up the Gllers and men
only roll the wrappers, no advance was
granted, and the situation was accepted, as
new hands are easily obtainablc.
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The Triple Alliance.


ST. P~EIERSBCEG, May I.-Elght OIIctFs,
including a colonel, were arrested yester-
day, charged with Nihilism. Sixteen OIL
GERS have been arrested at Smolensk. 1t
is stated that a widespread military on
sniracy has been discovered. Documents
were found at Smolensk showing that the
coronation of the Car would be nndis-
turbed. but that something very serious
yvonId bonnen Immediately after.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
I'ELEGRAPHIC
Pacific Coast Points.

San Francisco, H.. Retailers report
active trade, but anticipate lessened de-
msnd. The shipments for the first four
months Of the year, north and south, are
heavy. The trade with Mexico, Cen
trail America, Havana. Japan, China
Australia and British Columbia sre
steadily developing.
In April, 1870 through passengers or
rived in San Francisco over the Central
and Southern Pacific roads. There were
three thousand, seven hundred and fifty
departures east.
Portland reports the fruit crop cf Ore
gon and Washington Territory will be
very light. 1t was injured by excessive
warm weather in February ana March.
The fast St. Louis tobacco train, COM
prising eleven cars, arrived last night at
ten, making the run Of five hundred
md thirty-three miles in twenty-one
hours aud five minutes.
The inquest over the body Of tie young
milliner, Lottie Hunsinger. who died
suddenly in the rooms of Seth Cook the
millionaire, 5sulted in the return of a
verdict Of overdose Of neuralgia pills,
csrelessly administered by herself.
The military headquarters report no
news from Crook, and none is expected
until he has accomplished what he is d.
rected to perform.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
Coffee and Wheat.

San Francisco, l0.-Imports of coffee
OF San Francisco for the first four months
of the year, is 49, 400 bags, the smallest
quantity in that period for several years;
20, 900 bags less than last year, 10000
bags less than in 1881, 5000 bags less
than in $780, The difference ia largely
due to the lessnned receipts of the Costa
Rico crop, which is said to he short.
The stock Of Central American coffee in
first hands in this city on the 18th tof
April, exclusive Of the arrivals Of that
day, was l, 700 bags. This is less than one
half the quantity at the corresponding
date of the previous three years. At the
same time prices we're higher then than
now.
Thus far this month seven wheat yes.
sells have steered from this ports making
443 since July first. Thirteen are now
under engagement, some loading.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
LOG ROLLING.
While Wrestling With a Fallen
Tree q Zimmerman ReceiceS
Consequential Damages.

While on q hunting excursion in the
great coal snd wood region near Carbon
dale, Pa, the writer met WilliAm Coll,
q lum herman. Accustomed to life and
labor in the forest from early manhood.
he was true knight Of the Axe. Many
q tree had fallen before his ringing stroke,
and fleets of RATS had borne away to
market the sawed products. Coll is o
character. and if 0acar Wilde is right in
saying that ali movements in unhindered
labor are graceful. our friend William
stripped for his work, and attacking .
tree as Richard I. assaulted the heavy
doors of Front de Boeuf's Castle, must
have presented an admirable picture.
One day, no Rsver-but let him tell the
story himself as he told it to me.
81 was out in the WOODS, you know,
trying to start log down hill. Think
ing I could get better purchase on il
from the lower eide, ! tackled it there
with my log-rolling hook and threw N.Y.
self upon the lever. She started she did,
but as luck would Rave it. before l could
get out of the way she rolled right over
me. Ii it hadn't been for lot of email
limbs and brush lying in the road,
which lifted her up, she'd crushed me
fat. As it was l got up without a
broken bone, but with some mighty bad
bruises"
"Then you were sill right" said his
auditor.
mot by blamed sight, stranger. I
took cold; rheumatism set il, and il /
hadn't heard of BENSONS CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER5 and used 'em,
it's my opinion I should never have
made another chip fly. But the Cap
cine took hold quick, and I'n bout O.
good as new. But there's one thing you
kin calkilate on:-I shall never Wrsstle
with another log unless I have the sd-
vantage Of the ground. For as I told
you before, il it hadn't been for them
bushes I'd been smashed so you could "a
sold me for door mat.''
The Capcine is the thing for rheumat-
ism. II doesn't keep you waiting. The
word CAPOINE is CUT in the centre of
the genuine. Price Is cents.
Seabury & johnson, Chemists, New
York.
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Northern Pacific,

Portland, Ore, 1.-THE track of the
Missoua division Of the Northern Pa
cifc reached 376 miles yesterday, $50
miles east Of Portland. 1t i, expected
the western division will reach Missoula,
and the eastern end Helena by the mid
die of June. The company will then is
sue through tickets from Portland to st.
Paul fer $120 including 126 miles Of
staging.
The Oregon and Colorado Railroad
announced to-day that the California
Extension is opened to Glendale, sixty
five miles south of Roseburg Oregon,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
The Dynamiters

London, 1l--In Bow Street police
court to-day the dynamite conspiracy
prisoners, except O'CoRnor GLiGS Dalton
who the authorities are unable to convict
with the others, were recommitted for
trial on the charge of treason felony
Lynch GlSGS Norman, inforaaer, was
committed on the charge OF misde-
meanor. 0'Connor was discharged but
Immediately rearrested by detectives
from Liverpool, where he was taken TO-
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
CapitaIChips.

Washington 11.-John j. Knox,
comptroller, entered upon his temporary
duties as acting commissioner of internal
revenEe to-day. He says Deputy Com
missioner Rogers will virtually have full
charge OF the business of the Office.
Charles Lyman to-day rendered his
resignation ss chief clerk of the United
States Treasury Office, and subsequently
took the oath Of Office ne chief examiner
under the Civil Service Commission. he
will enter upon his new duties to. moro Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12

CUTlCURA RE oLYENT, the new blood
purifier, internally and CUT1CURA and
CUTICURA SOAP, the great skin cures, ex.
ternelly, clear the Complexion, cleanse the
Skin and Scalp, and purify the blood Of every
species of Itching, scsly, Pimply, serufulous
Mercurial and Cancerous Humors and Skin
Tortures, wher physicians. hospitals and all
other means fail. cold everywhere.
Potter Drag anal Chemical Co.. Boston
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12

BOTH Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and Blood Purifier
are prepared at 233 and 235 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price of
either, 81. Six bottles for S.. Sent
by mail in the form of pills or of
lozenges, on receipt of price, 81 per
box for either Mrs. Pinkham
freely answers all letters of inquiry.
Enclose SC. stamp. Send for
"Guide to Health"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
Amasa Stone Suicides.

Cleveland, Ohio, 11.-Amasa Stone
died suddenly this afternoon. He WAS
founder of Adelbert College, and extern
sively interested in railway and iron in
tezests throughout the country.
Later-Amasa Stone died By his own
hand. He had been il i'll health a long
tie, and late losses in the iron and
steel business, and multiplicity Of fnan-
cial losses, it is believed, produced mem
tai arrangement, and during q fit Of sDer-
ration of mind be shot himself,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
A Duel for Love.

Chicago, 1.-Two German residents,
@. II. j. Muller, undertaken, and VIM.
Baschorn, brewer. both married men,
had duel with broadswords ut Rou-
manville, suburb Of this city, late yes
terdsy afternoon, as it is alleged, over
the affections of q maiden. Six carriages
containing the principals. seconds, sur
geons and friends proceeded to the rem.
devious. The undertaken, the challeng-
ing party, was cut rather severely about
the head, and cried "Quit." No ar
rests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-12
Cigarette Afakers, Strike.

Rochester, ia lockout occurred 9.
W. 8. Kimball Sc Co.'s cigarette factory
to-day, seven hundred female employees
being refused work. The firm thrice
refused the advance Of 20 per cent. de-
msnded, and fearing strike, refused to
give the employees work when they ar
rived 1.-THE factory this morning.
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Cable Clicks.

Ualeutts, ia fight has occurred
between the forces Of the Ameer Of At
ghaRistaD and Shinwsrris, resulting in
the defeat Of the latter with 200 killed.
London, 11.-LeWin Mosely, money
broker. has failed. Liabilities. $685.
900. Mosely dealt heavily in Grand
Trunk securities.
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OK TRAEN FOR SALE.
Freighters and LumBermen

FFeightePs and LumBermen
can meet with an opportunity seldom
offered now.s-dsys, to purchase q first
class outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke Of Large Zine Oxen, all
carefully selected and especially adapted
Cor road or mountsia I~9rk. Also Six
Wagons, IcompletelyEig for freight
Jag, with Yokes, Chains, Shoes, etc., etc.
Everything new and in frst-class order.
The oxen have been veil fed and cared
for during the past winter, and are in ex-
celiant condition for work. The outfit
can be seen at Juab Station. Utah Gem
trail Railway. For particulars apply to
the o&8ce of Kimbsll & Lawrence, Kim
ball Block this city. apis