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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1884.
INDICATfONS.

For he Western Gulf sttesi Gener"iy iaii'
washable wisds, generally from cast 10 seut0;
Sigh, change n temperature.
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THERE is no doubt that the masses Of the
people of all parties are honest and patti
otto. and their political actions..are inau.
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THE tss. Fpgsolts OF ne FoTg Worth eou-
ysnlion vsIs ihoIs dsly red BY ClI0HsL
GEoRGE ", sNrTH, IoS ~ Colorado, but
formerly At rsHeil, srf 81 ~ llms chair
man Of he Csmosrsiie STATE tXsel i've eam'
m.ilse, snd hy Col'sEl CuLE0s, AE,
sN lgH held D, convention aud a. C'nelu-
s'on sts frsrici boy .i.T m ui sPplause
only surpassed %, tat sIieh followed The
anngulssmei oiAR fHD4sfEsms, C1lo-
MI CHLT1s wts ,He msn wll brought o.
dSg uu' ~ chaos g. mis- speech IS the night
session, When all other shlT,s he isilsd
ard when s,l was olrius.oT, De s'euHd
rsearH.iru ny The oheiT, I'D his burning
elrqlsac1 suJ pointed ,xPFg.oa 60 once
gained IA ile srg OF the Convention.
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THE WEATHER

GALVESTON, June 13.-Follcwiog. is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnish
ed BY the United States signal service, act
ing in conjunction with the railways:
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TLENs0g sUUsCRiPVIoS.
A..


gTrs!uE e' ~ prV,s Of lly.six column
ltde ny nom the or nm az The daily ciiuous,
2 zoe iE-gDs, tra chrRueit Newspaper in the
i.ita, Hud 4 nov offered ~ the following 10
'rc-t rates:
Ne Copy, One Year ............. ri 80
IN March 10 November 10, 1884 20
u iHyABIABLY GyADvAScE
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The Mexican Central's scheme 4.

BosToN. MASS, June 13.-The directors
Of the Mexican Central railroad have de-
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bRUCEL.|NE /: J,

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and Is free from any poisonous drug.
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atiantic Nail Association.

BrRpsBoRouGH, Pa, June 13.-The At
iautic State's Nail association met to-day.
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In papeEs DisN9EV .n.1

All papers DisN"Ee ,u,d nt the Expiration
40, ct the mir line Paid For. rto
.o.S ~ c ~, shc tel label on your paper Tue
Stes roS w whey n In I s@ple r.ne for
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70, NV furnish bscL lum6efs. .,-.-
80 oers desiring the address OF " en- pHl's'
5a--s VIII pl,aSe safe "a their colhtnuu c1'
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VE AEf fiIuNIlI 10 ANNuiNtl
W me- H, Hillte .IFsssr d.lt'. i..
te.e.fu ru o. thf ono 0f iou o collector
"a. tEt AUTHOR tLh To AHEurNC.
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COUNTY .raiuF.r ~ nf's comfy c.tCu'a
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q, Ao Arr ss seani.dsie ini Clns'ab!
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luHN oNEkANp 90 a,aniiias5 gcT Con
stlp.c il lrtr'u,l ~. 4.
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w $50 lilLL ss candidate i0T fe,
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eleeiln ~ lht nhrr 0i nisuifi tlrfE
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n.l|H my. ttu' ..Ir iOF sltTn ui na'lH
c,--T tt. rHsusr S1stu ere luu l-
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il"Ee q a. ALlRInGkss a caudil
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ARR ..INOE.LI Iu .NNuU JE
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s.a. t.l IH eII.trH n.r.
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~ ~. q, q iACktA 'ur r0uniy ,lcfk.
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ttgE4AE "a HEsl Au HOk..Eu ~ An.
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fgnFHr election.
VIZ AZ. I.. tI...Ht d. n tH ANNOUNCE
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TO LIZ sl4'uia In alias county subj, It 10 q.
Aluon 0- tlo n,un.TrTv.
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va NR- AUEHUHIArIp 10 AssUU, u
'iH gI q. LOWER Ha q ta.rIiafU
1r H- n ..E judge q d. ensuing
s.a.t.t. IH sH.trrn.r.
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Postage to an Parts of the United
states and Canada.
1T, y draf on Dallas, poStoffioc mryey r..
N-As ,,. sierei lUticr. II sent otherwise 80
W 10. "a r1sgnuslhio fov rniscRrTiap W
- NN TIE hERALu DAT , IN ~"
't,sc,,uei, c. pies seat free on" js, 80 -'
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.. Joah D.. u.. LrrIE H candidate Ilg
Ir-.te of .c l...r EItgU.' 20 D. ID ss
=. -.- IL ----- N.-.uI- --.--LL ON
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NJ NIB RRoUt-4 20 49, a.Aul NUE
" luHN oNEkANp sta,aniiiat1 gcT con,
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W. .Ak REQrs>TE1 10 AENUUkCT
w $50 lnLL ss candidate i0T re-
flnIf.Hl 1, 'Ae ri' .r - a. Wu'F eek
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NE AK RtQu sIED Tu AANuuhCa u,
~ q, No Arr ss scaui.taie Foe Clns'ab!
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W. AKA Et-rtytF LA REQUESTED
d, tru ITe il name n' W, d. ~
rll|H my. "a .tu'..Ir lOT sEtTln ui ua'lH
lF if. elsu..r slsru' ere luu I-
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W. AEa krQUrnr y 10 ANNulACE
w hENkf luEES as q C5udidal. i0F Dc
eleeliln ~ lhs nfre al Disulri ClrFs
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fl'ge & a. ALuRInGEss a esudila'8
,l. 90 l-u 'H t.r l q ut Judge ui il lllL
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AL AAh ktQrEN4kn 40 ANNUUAUE
~ ~, q. iAlht 'ur county ,.c'k,
W. ARR FEQCE I'D no ANNOUNCE
"tbROE q, Z AXIS ~ Ju-,ie0 u lho
National Republican., 1884-04-05
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ELEPHANTS AT LARGE.
Tho Pride OF the Menagerie Causes n Com-
motion in n London Suburb,
FdH IftH Gazette

considerable excitement was occasioned
yesterday afternoon at Kentish. town ana
upper Holloway by the breaking loose of two
elephants from the yard of the Midland raiI.
way station, Kentish-town, whore fonr eIa-
phahts belonging to Messrs Sanger & Co had
Deeh conveyed preparatory to being moved to
Eospei YAK, for circus. Between and q
o'clock TWO of the animals broke the oates os
the lnclosure and made their way toward
the Archway Tavern, and eventually fonnd
themselves in cul-de.sac, known as Frances.
terrace, junction road, Upper Hollowav
AT the bottom of Frances-terrncn tbcy,,
broke down wooden gate which thus eavs
them access to narrow passage between two
houses. Passing through the openinp The
foremost animal slipped upon q coal eeIIar
the crown of which gave way beneath H.
weight and it was precipitated to the bottom
the tI second animal falling upon its companion
Here the animals remained Imprisoned for
ABOUT an hour and half till the keeners
arrived with tho other two elephants. Chains
were attached to the imprisoned animnis
and they were hauled out of tho cellar. and
the four elephants chained together. were
then conducted to Gospel Oak. A child was
knocked down by one of tho animals in
n ihontish;town soon after its escape, and n
keeper had his collar bone broken by bein"
thrown heavily to the ground as tho animais |
~ hrst made their escape
National Republican., 1884-04-05
COTTON MARKET.
1he following were Openiny ori o,..,.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
me following are the opening, highest lowest
nnu cI0slng prices on Chicago board of trade. ns
corrected by special wire reports to Cooke K Co.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
SuDreme Court.

The proceedings of the United States suprems 4
court yesterday were as follows:
No. 20s. IT, j. Anderson. receiver. Gc nIoirr,
IN error, VS.. Tho Philadelphia Warehonseu urnrI cnp
pany. Argument concluded ''in-
p,N no 9O Is. Wilton ct al, appellants w. Tho e.
bany ct a. Dismissed, with cess, pursuant to SIX
d ~, 10, W. Inc Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul
Passed. " 'N'' 'S' ~ W hoss.
No BOB: Emma G. Whitsitt, sole devigee. Sc
sixteenth rule. w N"''' Pu'su"lI 10
no. 5Ol Ihe Connecticut Mutual Life Insur.
nnoe IIe company, plaintiff in error vs. The ljnnn
i,s dtuSt company, OF New York, &c. Passed on no.
No. 407 The United States nlointIfv d, o....
b. f. Flanders ct al. Continued. Adiaurunep4Ir vs.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
New Nervous Disease,
iHf'o"r0 Chronicle Telegraph.

He hung his hat on the floor aud attemnted
to go to bed with tho bootjack, remarkinC
that "Boozeback ole fren family. Good ole
boozeback." 'N
Your are intoxicatedw % indignantIv NV
claimed his disgusted wife. ga
Toxihed2 S'no such thing. Don't drinlr
m'self' Whoop! Horse on you! Yawbonni
Once again fur the beerw 'P'
Ugh, you brute If you arc not intoxL
Gated, what ails you, sir2'
new disease OF nervous-sis-sis-si sister
system. Squite common for medical stn.
dents to s'perience symps-symps-
of disease they're studying, Been called 10
SEQ a man wiz tremens. Sad case. Thas Ali
Never drank drop in my life. WhOopW
National Republican., 1884-04-05
The Verdict of the Nations,

IN decinihg to accept the statements of the adver
User us sufficient proof of excellence of hs ood
the public merely exercise III, right of selcdo,,nso
Those, therefore, who cannot furnish the reonIrod
proof have no ground for complaint If tbe ro,,,,o
Withhold their confidence.
This is especially true of medicinal or,i,,,, -.
which the most eXtrayagant and ab,ur,I rrot, ~ ~
constantly made. Very few Of these th lnp have ~,
slightest merit, their projectors depending G,r scrc
ana profit upon Kind of tur id and rrundiInnuen,
advertising whlch outragcs truth as badly AS IL docs
tho grammar of the English langtrngn,
ON tho contrary, the reputation of nuNSON,e
CAPClNE POROUS pLASTERs rests unon a ,,on
fcctly solid basis For example. those mia ',. ,
for many years been exhibited ut all the lcalin,, d.
mesic ana international cNposltions In coplnctitIoo
with the best products oil both Europeau AMI A,.ri
lean makers, and the pruprletOrs (NGcssr Scoburv C
Johhsoh pharmaceutical Chemists. New York; buv,
uniformly received the highest (and only awards
given for that class Of goods, consisting Of bronyc
silver and gold medals, and special dlponIay Ifthis
fact has any sisnihcnton at all. 1t means thot Ron
sons pastcrS are excellent beyond al conparIso,,
with any Others
The committees Of examination Rern composed n 2
medical experts nom Austria France, Germanv
Great Britain, Italy, Russia, SPAIN Mexico, and the |
United States and the award given by them are Tho
most conclusive testimonials obtainablc At tho ro
cent exhibition in NionDa-exolusvcly of pharn,n-
oeutlcal goods from 300 O'ompcttors representing nil
Countrlos-thc prOprihors Of BensOns ppsters ro |
relNed the same pr-emnont distinCtion-tho opI,, |
gold medal and n special diploma.
II Is useless ana nOnsensCal for councillors IN ,t
empt 10 mlnhy these mcis' They place Rensou,s
lluStcrs rs GT In advance OF It's choap nnd anhI rt
'als success is beyond failure Indeed. tnn roi,
medals so' Bensons apart rs tRntamount To n now
discovery In medicine.
Messs' seabury ~ johnson do nothing for ohean-
'ess-eVery for quality,
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Real Estate Trnnrrnrs.
The following transfers OF real estate wers fil
for record Yesterday.

The foIlowlhg tFansIers OF real estate were fileI
for record yesterday:
II St., south side, bet. N. ]. av. and 4th st. n
W. lot us III 50. 500, John Rollings 10
Columbus u. Ogle; dated April I,.s 40 M
County OF washington lots 38 and 81, sub. Of
widows Mite, Julia u. Ware to l.. r,
countv m,e, ~ r.; Was5idatdpi assed Apri 245
Terrace, commonly known rs "Ef6neham
Place" William Il. Matthews and Eusettn A-...-
u. Matthews to James d, Bradford; dated --'----
L st., south side, bet, l7th aud 18Th SIS. n, ~
lot II, in SO; 1852, Lester S. Fisher and vile
G " w6st sagiSGy iSSy trgSSG dSed Oct IL 1888 $500
q, "a, 80, and 90, in So, GS, Elias j. Hill and
wife 20 Edmundand John Cammack; dated
NorGwSstt ARIit coinc, iai6 cnJ SOS
iot |, IN 50. 23S, Denis H. Fealy aud wife to
Bernard Waters; dated April 3, ,,,, 6ooo
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Futures
Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard
BALTIMORE srorK MAnnrr
do boLIiMoIE, od, April 4-Virgnia Is. deferred, ~
lo-iOs' 34 new IS, 565s bid to-day Nv"

3o {NpIll 4s--NlTRluia is, deferred, ~
~ ,SoonssoIldaled ,o 4Ol2 past due coupons 80; new
A0'"S' o4i new rs, 5B2s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
obALTlMoRE, April 4.-Cotton firm. mIddiiny
satnn2o. fiOur dull and lower to sell Howard
1saees s 20 ala western superne, S2.75a325; do OK
st", SS,ov9i0o; do. family, Si756o57j city mills
pi Ipuiperhnne, s2L69350; do. extra, 49, 375G625; do
~ hao brands, t562g5SS; Pntapsco family, $3.50
~ uo supetIatlve patent, 800. Wheat - Southern
,nit unu quiet western lower and uulet closing
arnh m.h more lrmness southern red lOg6i II; do
NJ y Sllggl .l6 No Maryland, 81 0glsCD III
g1G % o6 nlI Mayo 4@00}se; June 81 O61 iOSa Jny
a. is,nU9s4gLOl2fi August Sl.0l@i.OlA CornESontI.
sd eIm Iulet ana steady; western lower and oIiet
soutneTh white. b7GD60c; do yellow, 5Sto55c. west
XII XII mixed spot, 53c bid April, 5SCp53I,c NAV
oihAYol94c June, 56@D563Gc; July 5slsd05SsSo Oats
ssnVauy ana dull southern, 40Qi3c; Western white
wore 90 mixed, 3S6ei0c: Pennsylyania aoSiSc'
rye steady and quiet nj 6706gc Hay firm. mime
* X M Hhoige Pennsylvania and Maryland SID 0On
,,,aS ro,v1 PROVISIONS quiet, with lower tendenoy,
mess ihs, PORK, old $780, new, $40 90; bulk meats
baoon ana clear rib Sides packed SoiOiIc
IaS IpaGon- shoulders SIC: clear rib sides. lie.
,,"ns. .,anS. iil9gloc. Lard-Refned, 10lIc Butter
E IEseauy western packed. 10@25c creamery 256Ssso
I;sss 5ssso quiet at lI9lsc. Petroleum lower; refined
q on,A,ygoc. Conee dull and nominal Rio carpoes'
cnnnny caty 20 air 9N9l1c Sugar quiet: soft, 7iIc'
si eI ,ai quiet at 14o. Whisky steady nj
luiI cotton, 5-S2d.; flour, Is 3D.; grain ala Re.
seipts--Fiour, gSl barrels wheat, Isl O6o 6usbeis.
,orn, $1,000 bushels; oats 1000 bushels: rye dS6
,,nnsnels. Shipments--Wheat 10 900 bushels, cnpu
10000 bushels. '''''O' OuSneis' corh'
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SHILOH'S CURE WILL imms-
diately relieve Group, Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by T.
G. Il L Drug Store 40
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Whisky Warehouse.

New York, 3. After various con.
ferences a plan has been proposed
looking TO the inauguration Of an
extensive warehouse system under
the auspices Of the distillers' wine
and spirit exchange, with a
cspital OF S1,0Gs 600 to be soon in
creased 10 Si0G0O,OOO Under' the
system proposed, owners Of whisky
who have their goods in warehouses
uuder the supervision OF the ex.
change, will have greatsr seRse of
security than under the present
method. Tampsring with goods
will be as inn poasibls, under tte new
plan, as il is at present when goods
are in Uni'ed s tales bonded ware.
houses. 1t is proposed that CONS
mtttee o. the dislillers' wine and
spirit excf auge shall have control
o. the new concern.
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Railroad Racket.

ST. Luis. st. II. Wick, su.
perintendent of the Pullman Palace
Car Company, has gone 20 Ell Paso
and on Saturday next wi inaugur-
rate toe Pullman palace Car service
'9n the Mexican Central road. The
Pullman Company has fifteen cars
at Ell Paso, the first of which viii
leave on Saturday and the service.
thereafter, will be daily. The Mex
can Central road is now open for
business, and General Surerintend-
ent Robinson wishes the palace
car service to coaa mence at once.
q. Parker, traffic manager of the
Mexican Central, Is now in Boston,
arranging through ra'es from ST,
Louis to the City of Mexico. The
time from here to the City of Mexi-I
co will be ninety-six hours at first;
and be shortened before long. The
distance Is 1850 miles.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS:
"Indep endent" Peru.

Panama, March THE Peru.
Wan Minister of Foreign Affairs
replying to the protest of England
against the clause in the treaty OF
pt ace between Chill and Peru, ted.
ing nitrate and guane beds to Chill,
which England claimed guaraL teed
the payment of the Peruvian debt.
says in substance that Peru, in ne
gotiating the treaty, acted in virtue
of the right she possessed on behalf
of the government, right &C knowl.
edged from the moment Of her in
dependence by ell nations, and she
cannot consent to any foreign inter.
ference without wounding her
rights as a sovereign and
Independent state, and without alb.
dicating or jeopardizing those pre-
negatives which she had ALWAYS
respected in other nations, so that
she has not consulted Nth them
regarding her treaties, lest She
might endanger the loss II her own
proper existence. The debts cr'gln-
ased ON loans. effected with private
parties, regarding whose nationality
government never thought proper
to enquire, as those debts have
never assumed an international
character. Although they NAV now
be partly held in English hands, vet
at any time they may be transferred
to persons Of any other nationality.
Peru owes nothing to Englani as a
government or state. and conse
quently the loans referred to cannot
ue made the subject of diplomatic
interference. 1t is matter of pub.
| c notoriety that for four years past
the mortgaged property has not been
In the poss ession of Peru, yet during
that time cargoes OF nitrate and
gusno from the property have been
sold in foreign ports without a pro-
test on the part of the nations max
Ing the protect, although Peru
sought TO embargo these ca e3es
abroad. II after the war Peru found
herself obliged to sacrifice the pro.
LEFTY constituting the mortgage. she
has so provided for her own pres
ervation, which ia the first and
most imperative duty of states.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
% quickly cured by Shilehis
ne. We guarantee Il. 6oM -
z @. II. L drug store %
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Notice TO Creditors.

IN THE MATTE OF THE ESTATE
l. OF John G. Forteuan, deceased: No.
tice is hereby given By the undersigned
special administrator Of the estate of
John &. Fortmen4 deceased, 10 the
creditors OF, and ali persons having
claims against the eaid deceased. to ex-
hiblt them, vito the necessary vouchers,
within ten iaonthE after the first .pablics-
ton OF this notice tC tie esid special ad-
administrators. 1T his Office, in the postoffice
building. Silver Reef, Washington
county, Utah Territory.
j. II. LoUDEz,
Special administrator Of the estate of
John g. Foetman, Geceased.
Dated March II. 1884. ia
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estste Of Mary Morrow, deceased.

NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, Administrator of
the estate OF Mary Morrow. deceased, to
the creditors OF. AID ali parsons having
claims sgair$tthe said deceased, 10 ex-
hlbit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months afte the fret public.
stioa OF this -netice, to the ssid Admin
istr tor, at his residence. 329 Third South
street, East, Salt Lake City. in the
County OF Salt Lake.
WILLIAM CASTLE,
Administrato, of Estate Of Msry Nor.
row, deceased.
Dated st Salt Lake City, February
ID, 1884. m26
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance OF an order of the robate
Court of Salt Lake County made March 10Th
1854, In the matter Of the estate Of A. j.
Swsner, deceased, the undersigned, the ads
minlstlator OF the said estate, will sell at pri.
vate sale for cash, and subject to CONFIRMATION
By said Prob .ts .jourt, the following
described real estate, q portion of Lot four a,
In Block twenty.one (2l) Plot f of Salt Lake
City Survey, commanding at the northwest
three and q half (S11Z) rods, thence east ten
Q0) rods, thence north three and half $50
rods, thence west ten (l0) rods to the place Of
beginning.
Bids will De received by the administrator
at Any time prior to 10 O'Clock am. Of II on
day, Al Ri 7th, 1884
E. j. SWANER,
Administrator of said Estate-
H.W. DAsKE, Attorney. n.27
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The Srish

London, 1.-The recent sudden
removal of convict Irish invinciDles
from Irish to English prisons, is at.
tnbuted 10 the discovery nf a con-
spEacy to destroy the MountSoy
prison by the use OF dynamite.
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Fer Blaine,

Pittsturg,4. The Republican con-
Tention OF the Esd Congressional DIS
trict to-day eiected delegates to the
national Repu ircan convention,
and instructed them to seaport
Blaine.
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Obituary.

Cincinnati, A. Alfred w. Bur-
nett, humorist and caricaturisf, died
this moring at his residenc in this
city, from apopIexy, aged 6O.
Berlin, 1.-The death of Gustave
Richter, painter, is announced:
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ANNUAL Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
l. Stock holders of the Salt Lake City Rail-
road Company will be held at the Office of
President John Taylor, Salt Lave City, q. T.,
on Tuesday, April 18th, 1894. at li O'Clock
NJ, for the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year.
DAVID MCKENZIE, Secrstar y.
Salt Lake City, March Goth, 1884. 10 q
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