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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Criminal Calendar.

st. Louis, 13.-Eight prisoners con-
fined in Jail at Gainesville, Greene
County, Ark. assaulted the jallor
last night and ESCAPED, after shey
had secured arms from the jailor'e
house, A posse of fifty citizens
started in pursuit, and pitched ba &.
tie occurred, in which over 100 shots
were fred. Breckman, a burglar,
was killed, three other prisoners
were wounded and secured, and the
remainder escaped. The jailor re-
ceiyed dangerous wounds.
London. 14,-ColOnel Magendle,
in his report on the recent dynamite
attempts. says the agent used was
Lignin dynamite, substance made
in America, manufacture Whlch
is not licensed in England. Slabs
of the explosive material were
discovered in paperwrappings which
were marked "Atlas Powder Com
pany," an American corporation.
Clocks in infer, al machine were
American. IS also were pistols. Lig-
min dynamite was a component
part OF the Internal ma
chine imported into Malta from
Bavaria in 1881 was the agent of
the explosions in the park at Glas-
Cow, and the Office Of London Times
I'm 1883, and it was component OF
the machine found in Liverpool IN
1883 and ofcartridges found in Prim.
rose Hill tunnel In j anusIy last.
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The Sharon Divorce.

: San Francisco, 14.-In the Sharon
divorce suit to-day the deposition
of II. M. True OF Santa Cruz was
read. During the progress of the
trial, Harry Wells, witness for the
plaintiff testified that Sharon had in
his presence introduced Miss Hill to
True as s'Mrs. Sharon. True, who
is on his death bed deposed that
Wells testimony was "put up
job" between Miss Hills and Wells
and himself. It was arranged that
Miss Hill should testify to that ef-
feet, and he md Wells would con
firm it. He became Pa pa t. to the
arrangement believing he cjuld
make money out of 1t, but being on
his death bed he wanted to tell the
whole truth before it was too late.
II don't propose to go to my grave
with lie on my lips.' He said the
counsel for plant # was not party
to the arrangement, but was told OF
it afterwards. True's deposition
created sensation. He is 81 years
old, and his death is momentarily
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Barreit's Boom.

London, IA THE appearance of
Lawrence Barrett at the Lyceum
Theatre on Saturday night in sly or.
lexis Love" is made the occasion fOr
extended comment and criticism by
all morning papers. AS usual there
is 8 great variety of opinions. Much
is found to commend and much to
condemn. The Times recognizes
that he is a highly trained orator
and says: "He viii always please
even if he can never deeply stir an
audience" The Sta dard finds in
him s'no trace of tragic power" and
declares that ne fails when passion
is required. The Telegraph thinks
that many will be pleased to see
san motor so full of magnetism and
SO glib of tongue in Shakespearean
drama. The News, however, asserts
that his f'calculated efforts and
studied effects are too obvious"
while the Post declares that he 8 ap
peals more to intellect than to emo,
tional nature"
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Egypt.

Cairo, Is Communication with
Berher by land and wa e. is cut. The
rebels raited the envi.ons.
London, 13.-Es'l Granvill il pre-
pairing circular to the powers de.
claring England is DESTROYS of re
newins de6ni,e understanding in
regard to Egypt and of establishing
future relations on an international
basis of concord. France and Prus-
sia, says Granville, will not permit
England to act in contradiction to
the protccaI IF disinterestedness
signed at the conference of Con-
stantinople.
Snakim.14.-A meeting of friendly
sheikhs of Morghsni with the fol-
lowers of Osman Digna failed to &C
complish the desired object owing
to runners that rebels had captured
the Egyptian station at the Fifth
Cataract and that Khartoum had
fallen into their hands.
Cairo, 14.-It is stated that Eng
land has submitted proposals to the
powers for settling the financial
trou oles Of Egypt. The proposed
scheme contem plates disbandiEg
Sir Evelyn Woods Egyptian army.
8LoDdon, Ia -Advices from Suf =
KIM state that it is rumored that
Khartoum has fallen and General
Gol don is in prison.
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Casualties.

New York. 14.-It is reported that
the United States and Brsz maj
steamship compapy's stesmer Rel
ance, running between New Yo'B
and 4io J aneiro, has been lost with
h'r cargo. inclu ling 1000 bag. OF
coffee. The p4sseI CESS ald crew
are reported eaved-
The reliance was lost off the RI
of Bahiah. Her mails were saved.
She was built last year, aud valued
at S350O00; fully insured.
New York. IA The firm of Ar.
buckle Brothers, coffee brokers OF
this CITY received dispatch fr N
Bahia stating that the steamship
Reliance, Of the United States and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company, a
comparatively new corporation, 81 Ohm
Roach, president, was ashore of
thai port and was total wreck
The passengers. mails and crew Were
saved. Swift & Co. also received
similar Information. At the Office
of the company the superintendent
was found, examinir 6 charts to
learn where the steamer had gone
ashore. He said he had only heard
of accident through the firms men,
toned and accounted for not having
been spprised Of it by the conf
ture that the captain, G. F. Carr
penter, is aboard the wreck. In ad-
dition to 1000 bags of coffee known
she carried also 1000 hides. The
crew consisted Of fifty eight seamen
and officers.
Elizabeth, Va, IA fire damp
explosion in Woods mine, this
morning, at O'Clock, killed two
men and eriously injured a num-
Der of others.
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HOUSE,

Washington, 14.-Re d offered q
preamble resolution +, citing she al
legatiou that foot and mouth disease
had been introduced into Maine
through the fault or oversight of
United States officials charged with
the duty Of inspecting and puaran-
tee1Dg impOrtations o. cattle. and
directing the committee On sericnI.
ture TO make an INVESTIGATES into
the matter, with authority 10 70.
port for consideration at Snv tima
such bill as they deem proper to re-
imburse the authorities and citizens
of that State fer the expenses which
have been properly and iud;ciouslv
Incurred and which NAV he in
cured in suppressing the disease.
Adopted
Bills introduced and referred.
Jones Ala), to leoraanizs the :
Supreme Court of the United States.
This is identical with the Manning
oil OF last Congress.
Turner (Ky.), to equaEze taxation.
1t Iecites that bondholders and mil.
Iona res have paid no tax en- their
incomes to support ths federal go7s
eminent for over twenty years:
that taxation should be Justly imS
po'ed and that there should be no
avorsd ciass, and enact that au
income tax of 8 per cent. on over
$1,000, D Per cent. on over $1,000
and 10 psr cent. on over SICO,OCO
sh I'll be levied and collected.
Halsen, by request, authorizing
the enc M ii Pier company to con-
strnct bridge across the Ohio river.
King, TO place on the free list the
following articles: all agricultural
implements, all machinery used in
manufacturing, agricultural pro
ducts, cottan ties, flannels, blankets,
hats Of wool, knit goods and ali
goods made on knitting frames, bal
morals, WOODEN and worsted yarns,
and all manufactures of every de-
scriptiOn composed wholly or in
part of worsted, the hair of the al
paca goat or other animal, except
such as are composed in part of
wool valued at not exceeding 30c.
per pound.
Dorsheimer, authorizing the re.
tirement of John g. Fremont with
the rank of Major-General.
FOllett, from the committee on
appropriations, reported the district
bill had been ordered
printed, and recommitted.
Adjourned.
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General Capital Gossip.

Washington, 1.-The Navy DE-
pertinent has been informed that 8
ru nor prevailed In st. Jonn,S. n :
F., that the Greeley party had Deen
rescued from mass Of heating Ice
by the crew of q whaling schooner
II commu jcoiion on the suoJecT
tbe Unite 4 S. ates Consul at 81
Johns says the report is not believed
there. -.
The Treasury Department mas
|issu ID the following circular in re-
gard to claims for back pay anu
bounty: "The steady increase IN
he numb of claims for back pay
and bounty ind the cons quent de,
Law in their settlement, has produced
9. eat pressure to have such claims
made special" A compliance with
the numerous requests made Ior
claims to be settled out OF the
order Of their reception Woolo
work a very great injustice TO a large
and worthy class of claimants VINO
have no influence themselves ana
no influential friends to solicit favors
in their behalf. It is believed that
proper regard for the rights OF all
parties re q uires that claims of the
character mentioned be EXAMINE
and disposed of in the order OF their
filing in this office. exceptions being
made only when the party In inter
est is In INDECENT circumstances ana
actually suffering for pecunlary AID,
mr. When some other equally good
and sufficient reason shall exist Tor
the excep tion, the facts jusiifying
the exception being certified on per
sonal knowledge by a Responsible
party, or establlshei by proof. IL
is rdered accordingly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Miscellaneous Matters.

Monterey, Mex, IS. - Colone
Trevins has just arrived On specla
train. Ten thousand people at the
depot welcomed him home.
Mexico, 14.-StOres are all open
and business is entirely resumed
There are favorable reports from
other cities. The tax will produce
considerable revenue.
Galveston, Is News Laredo spe>
cial: The stamp act which went
into effect in Mexico on the 18th OF
this month, is desperate expedient
of Government to extricate itself
from its present sn 4nciai EN- tarrass-
ments. A provision OF it ermiFs
buyers Of STAN Led paper to pay 45
per cent. Of the psper in railroa d
subvention paper, Is in custom pa
per and the balance in money.
Gle Gland, 1.-The Leg stature
adjourned this morning till January.
A resolution was adopted appoints
ing committee to investigate the
election frauds at Cincinnati.
Washington, IA The Supreme
Court of the district, sitting in banc.
to-day decided in the pa emf case of
Hoe VS.. Scott that there is no apr
peal to the Secretary of the Int rior
from the decision of the commits
sioner of patents. The custom Of en-
PERTAINING such appeals 81 rung up
d uring SeCre airy Kirk |ood's ad-
ministration and has continued
down to the present time. the rec
ords showing that many d. cisions of
the commissioner have been re-
Yersed by the Secretary.
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Seats in Convention.

Chicago. IA Owing to the fact
that members of the National Re
publican committee, and also the
local committee OF arrangements,
are constantly receiving applications
for seats in the convention, w. K.
Sullivan, the local secretary, makes
the following statement: Tickets
will be given 70 delegates pro rata,
and the only persons who can sup.
ply them will be delegates to the
convention. The number Of seats In
the convention, after supplying one
to each delegate and alternate, 1000
to the local committee, and reserv-
ing 400 to 900 for the daily press.
will be distributed to the several
States in an exact proportion to the
number Of their delegates.
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IN C u.t'f equity. md oo
chi; n1 10y oy cireuitjadge or nay
oSaS justice, or both In court . en-
ttinaln1ere, and in term time ~ VI IN
LII, Ioe circuit court beinp daa AGA
AWAY open foT the purrosa CoSSeMed
nearing. The fasI iud0r, ~ such
order Of the cir uit coHr IeAt OR
not be reviewed by the 81 snail
court excepting on srti6Soupreme
G ;ns,;nod q OF opinion between ,u o.
Justices OF the circuit court Two Two
cu'G courts shall appoint snoS SlE>
number Of commissioners - Ich a
ruptcy In the judicial djs'ri lang.
'heir respective courts as rnoH mos OF
necessary, not to exceed in anv oe
the number of members .; State
gress TO which the Safe is enti EInS
me district judge of the distri ,etea'
each case TO be one of the ind. u
appointing. No person sb ~ E saoges
iD!e 90 appointment as sucb eng oilg'
missioner unless he be q nroo, Goh>
attorney. and such person shan '0ing
U4nu OF %, ZOO conditional of 1 tbe
laltnful Performance of his dntia, ,le
sucn commissioner. He sbsjJ ba! q
ali Enc powers of a master in e hoSs
chancery. The Circuit Cont ohap
appoint sup rYisor in ban krn Lon
IN each circuit, whose dutv i 1P.cy
oe 10 examine pers nally into I thi
administration of bankrnnta,,V r .ne
cesdlngs in his circuit; to No. p tt
curt for action against deJinone cue
trustees. and to v SIT and insnact" thc
office of every clerk and a' 80. Tue
sloner III bankruptcy in his ni,a ais'
once every six months, his "o1 G,rGuiI
be 81, 000 year. "-"iy 10
On motion, the section 6oeu;
the class of persons who NAV onnig
Tor voluntary bankruptcy, and Fly ~
Ing amOunt-namely, those . IL Ia
debts not less THAI $500 wing
George moved to amend bv radno
ing the amount to $500. He seid
Cue OIL would exclude MANY vor' j ~
men, especially poor colored men n
the south, if the sum were left a.
$500. - '0i a.
Hoar thought that each Sta .
should provide for such cases 2 Ime
simple and inexpensive method of
10 solVency Proceedings.
Z nding debate on this section. the
Senate went into executive stssiog
and then adj ,urned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Spaniards on Badeau.

Madrid, 14.-Journsls which rep
resent the ministers in their com.
ments to-day respecting the re-
signation of General Adam Badeau,
CONSUL general of the United States
at Havana, thank the American
government for it's kindly and
sympathetic feeling toward Spain
They say no one, but Secretary
Frelipghuysen, may be relied apon
to act as did Secretary Hamilton
Fish towards those revolutionists,
and added also that Secretary FIRE.
linghuysen has 80 conducted his
CORE spondence that he has
evidently forced Badeau to give in
his resignation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Gould is Tired,

New York, 14.-At a meeting Of
the board of directors of the Wabash
railroad company held to day it was
decided upon the recommendation
of Jay Gould to add to the
executive committee, James F. Joy,
Detroit, Colonel George l.. Dunlap,
Chicago, and George D. Gould, OF
New York. The first named gen.
tlemen are practical railroad
men and will confer with
the management in the west
in regard to furthering the interests
of the road, Gould desiring to be re-
lieved of the burden of attending to
the details of management as he has
heretofore been compelled to do.
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Gable Clicks.

London, 13.-The Porte having
decided to PIT new tariff into exc.
cution on June 9th, the governments
Of England, France, Germany, Rus
sia, Belgium and the United States
have informed the Porte that they
will not consent to the abolition OF
their commercial rights under the
capitulations.
Berne, 1.-The Swiss federal
council has directed officials of
Berne and Neuenburg to protect
members of the Salvation army
against outrages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
More Railroad.

Boston, 14.-In the supreme judi
icial court to-day, before Judge
Field, in suits of the credit mobilier
Of America versus the Un on Pac fic
railroad, and the counter action, Un
ion Pacific railroad versus the Credit
Mobilier corporations, involving
about 81 10000 arising out of a
contract to build and equip a part
OF the Union Pacific road. Motion
was made to have suits sent to the
auditor, and tostrike out declaration
in set of filed by the Union Pacific
road, was heard and decision re-
served.
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Well Established.

We are able to say that many
persons in this city, well known to
the writer, have received immedi'
ate relief from using Britannia.
This remedy is now well established
as the great cure for rheumatism.
The price of one Doctors visit will
buy bottle, which will in most
cases sffect a permanent cure. We
advise our readers to try it either
for rheumatism, Indigestion or lid
ney complaints. Price. $3.50 per
bottle, at z. C. II. |. Drug Store.
Special rates to the trade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Pitcairn.

Boston, 19.-The Mercury, from
Port Townsend, reports that it
passed Pitcairn Island on January
18th. The inhabitants came aboard
and reported los pe'scns on the
island-ffty-two males and fifty
three females. They took their
meil, some twenty-five letters, for
different parts of the world.
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IT is one OF the pecuIIarIties of the
American people to devote all their
time to business without regard to
health. In this rush for money and
fame, many lives are ruined,
which, with proper attention and a
timely use of a proper corrective
could be saved. For this purpose
there Is nothing equal to the
"Prickly Ash Bitters." It relieves
the system of all impurities, purifes
the blood, and, by assisting nature,
restores original health and vigor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
A RUN ON A DRUG STORE

Never was such rush made fol
any Drug Store as lie now at z. G.
NJ. [. Drug Store for trial Bottle OF
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. All
persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Severe
Coughs or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial
Bottle Of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. Regu.
lar size S1.O0 S
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''Pop."

Chicago, Il. -Rice's Surprise
Party left last night to play an en-
gagement in San Francisco, and Will
stop three nights at Salt Lake City
on the way. Kate Csstletoa accom-
Danies the party.
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act, when bonds mature in 1895,
there will be due the government
from sill bond subsi lized roads
$40, 1882.
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aUcxEEH,s ARxxCA SAWS

Inc GREATEST medical woRosf a
sne world. Warranted to speedily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers.
Salt Rhsunl, Fever Sores, Cancers
Piles, ChilblaiHs, OoYns, Tsttsr,
Chopped Hands, and ell skis srup-
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Ante-Secret Societies.

Paris, 13.-Gaulols says: The Pope
is preparing a strong encyclical let
ter against the order of free masons
and secret societies.
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Obituary.

London, 49, Byron, the dTsmst-
ist. is dead.
London, 14.-News Of the death
of DR.. Pogge, German explorer. at
st Paul de Loando, on March 17Eb,
has been received.
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SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diately relieve Group, Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by Z.
G. Il L DTEs StcrA 90
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10. Muller, ST. Louis, Mo-, says;
"BroWn's Iron Bitters gives perfect
satisfaction to my customers"
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"HACKNETACK, a lasting and
;agrant perfume Prics 25c. and
10, Sold By 2, @. IL I. Drug Stare
il4)
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-30
Iaau.lrlaI Iisn..

The saw mill OF Robinson & West is now
running steadily turaing cut soms Of the bss.
lumber ever seen Ia Albany.
The Red Grown mills run night and day.
This Ia Que Of the hOs. conducted -four mills
on tho Pacific Coast, and is an hosor 10 the
city.
The foundry OF Cherry & Parkss Is turrt-
ing oat some ezesIloat work, and Is doing .
large business.
Putnam has steady sale for all the
chairs which he manufactures.
Jas DAnnals. AZ his factory At TIE wssI
end Of Third street, Brink q Son At the cor
uer Of Ferry and Second streets, and Graf
Fromm, on Dixie Line. ara al msnufactur
ing large quantities Of furniture for home
Portland Aad state trade generally.
Painters are busy with their brushes.
Brush 4 Son, ship wire goods TO all part
Of the Northwest.
Agricultural implements leave Albany 70
all parts Of the county. There arc now tiv
tWins binders in the 6eld here Peters
Blain cell the Dssring. Sc Young the Nc
Cormiek. Burkhart Brothers the Esterly,
Gradwohl tho Walter A Woods aud w I
Goltra. the Osborne.
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The slusiAw coantry i.

A letter received by Us gives a good de-
scription Of this country, and hence we pub.
lish 1t for the benefit Of all interested in dih.
ersnt parts Of the State:
We have fine River with good entrAnse
foS light draft Ocean Steamers and q good
Harbor inside. Salmon fishing is rs Rsod or
better than the Columbia in proportion to the
size Of the stream, there are three firms salt
Ing aud packing Salmsn on the river and do.
ing large business. We have no Saw Mill
a. yet, but sxvsct to haye one soon, the tri.
butaries Of the river are all covered with fine
timber and this would be tine location fer
some entsrprising firm TO pot in good mill.
The principal occupation on tide water will
be stock raising and dairying while on the
upper tributaries there will be = considerable
amsant of grain raised, there is good many
claims TO be taken on some OF the creeks run.
ming into the Siuslaw, mostly .Vine Maple,
and Hazel brush lands with good soil and
COED water, the principal streams beings Lake
Creek, Deadwood and Indian Creek en- ali
Of which are good land unoceupied which
would make good homes. There are two wag
on roads being built from Eugene but. Meth
or Of which are completed, but one of them
will be completed / think by fall. Il is 81
miles from Eugene TO the head of Tide, aad
when the road is finished we will have rs good
Mountain Road ~ is in the state. There arr
about 200 Settlers on Siuslaw and room fcl
more.