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France and China.

Paris, 3D. Figaro says: Pate
notres French minister to Cains,
has graz, ed the Chinese ministry OF
toEeigo affairs o delay of two days.
but If it then fails to give ass Mt to
the terms submitted by France,
Admiral Courbet's Equadrou Will
bOmbaEd the forts at 6hang raj, snd
Admiral Lehe6, will dHemDs,k his
forces a Foo Oh O and seize the
ARSENAL there. Two, ironcleds left
BresE TO reinforce Admiral Courbet.
Paris. 1.-THE Chinese ambas-
aadOR continues to negotiate with
Prime Mini ter Ferry upon the
basis Of the immediate surrender OF
Langson. Ferry. however, insists
upon the psymei { of an indemnity,
but OF rs 10 reduce the amount
heIeelIOre demanded. The ironc!ad
hendre and the cruisers La Perows e
and Nelly Will leave Lovient for
China on August 18th.
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Preparing for oho,.

New York, I4.-Tbe
states ,i that Charles Mi,eheIiA|f O ne
nan; died OF violent CHI lera Tnn.s sea
not 'rom an attack of Asistic O 1Ss
era. The work of disinfec IL, chol>
,hicaly POPULATED tepemans The
'ricts Of the city cegins to-da U' dis
Washington, 14.-sec,eta,n
npghuysen, to-day, instrnctsdsste re
cable, consular officers At T,sol By
LilverP9o', Mareillss, Havre'. u Raa'
desux, Bremen and HamberS - oor.
once appolet competent pfysic ~ d
20 inspect al vessels and nasss ,olsns
parting for the United s ATS gers
I'll ports mentioned i ~,
consular officers reIs,ro, Ine
are instructed to raf,1 -
eiesn hilis Of health in all caseS s ~
eept upon fecomme dat'on ~ GA eS>
SanltarY Inspector that saeh b,n, t t
given Cansuls are in,tTno.a lS oe
epor by caols any case o. inie"t i 70
'r co tagt u Diseases kpo n IN gu
ISL on board any vessel 1t On. ti VA,
her de iartnre for thu Unit.S
States. This curse is adopted :.
0roeE that health Ulcers m ~
ports may have lime y oppartun Ttr
0f the foacHing danger and w
prepared 10 take sucn meas re- 70 ~
shall proven The scou.vei, m eai 40
lug a loot OH II thi couar, n
pr DAole that under tn a,'horit5
CONFERRED by the cou agi US dlsesss
clause OF The Legislative II mediooT
examines W II b. a p in'eIas a.
iache to Amer c.n con u ates ~
French ports infect d with ehoIsrs
whose u ~ 1t will be TO reno,t
per o ffeally upon tn progress of ths
disease. "a '1e
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Prisoners Lynohrd

New Orleans, 14.-Picayuns,s
StArkville, Mss speciaf: Ia Or.
t0oe, 1882 B. j Parish's two bows
aged IL and Il wears, died suddenly:
IL now turns out they were pnisoned
by a negro nan named Newton
Carpenter, living with Parish. by
poisoning water which the bows
drank Newton confded the matter
10 negr woman who a few DAYS
az told Parish. Carpenter was ar.
rested and said he got the poison
I ON a negro doctor. at Rer Msrks
who was slso arrest ted A pnsse of a
dozen man had them IL chargs en-
route for Jail when about even miles
from here the prisoners were seized
by a mob Of disguised men. and
hanged. Carpenter stated it was his
intention al the time to poison Ebs
whole family.
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To The Death.

Dallas, Tex, 12.-W. II. Beal
and Bowie, in a room on he third
story Of the National fought duel
to death to>night with pistols.
Saots being heard the room was
broken into and DO h were lying
dead The pistol Of each wa lying
by bi7 side. Both were shot through
the he d and heart. I'll EtIy prior
to death they we're devoted friends,
A few moments before the trspedy
they had % 4rrel. One was heard
to say damn you, Pll K II you"
and soon after retired TO his roon,
when shots we're head, aid az
nounced that both were dead The
'ragedy cres'es great excitement,
hundred Of people surrounding the
hotel The cause ls unknown al
this hour
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The Democratic Committees.

Washington, 14.-It is stated that
William Dickson, who was inside 3
member Ct the national Democratic
committee. will be elected secretary
when the committee organizes in
New York. Senator German, who
is chairman Of the Congressional
committee, is s Token of in connec.
ton with the Craftsmanship Of the
committee. These two committees
have been working at cross pur>
poses heretofore, and 1t 10 now pro-
posed TO unite them, and while pre-.
serving the two organizations make
the Congress .oDal committee q SUBJ
committee of the national COM
mittee.
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Irish Americans

New York, IA meeting of the
international committee of the Irish
American league, and other prom
inent citizens was held in the T.. g.
hotel, Long Branch, to-day, for the
purpose Of organizing for the corn-
ing campaign. A. l.. Morrison, of
New Mexico, presided. A large
number Of kilograms and letters
from different parts of the country
making reports of Blaine and Logan
movements were read. It was re-
solved to hold convention OF Irlsh>
American Republicans at Cinein
natl, Ohio. A committee was ap&
pointed to prepare nm address and
plan of campaign.
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Casualties.

st. Louis, 13.-What might have
been a terrible calamity, involving
the lives of several hund' ed People
but which fortunately resulted N
no casualties, occurred on the river
some twenty miles below the city
about 8 O'Clock last night the
steamer Charles Morgan, with De-
tween 400 and 500 German excur-
elonists en- board, had gone dp~n
the river during the afternoon, ano
on the return trip, when IN the
neighhorhood of Horse shce bend
collided with a little screws teamerl
Central City, bound for Memphis
with cargo Of -four am produce
The Morgan struck the Central CITY
amids hips, cutting her down, and
she soon sank, but her crew and al
on board were taken off safely. Tht
excitement on the Morgan was
great for time, but when it WAS
definitely known that the steamer
was not injured the people becamt
calm and several hours later landed
et the wharf in the city. The cap
tain of the Central City says be
blew the whistles before the boats
struck, but the pilot of the Morgan
asserts that he did not hear it, aud
the night being dark and heavy
storm raging at the time, he did moi
see the little steamer till too late tc
avoid her, and also SAID the Contra
City was not showing proper lights
New FORK, 13.-Fire in a four
story basement house, at No. 2I9l
Second street, early this morning
caused great alarm. Several people
jumped from the windows, and one
woman threw her infant out of q
window, but 1t was unhuIt, as II
landed In the arms OF man on the
sidewalk.
Quebec, 1.-THE steamship River
Eltric with coal from Glsce Bay
went ashore yesterday on the east
end Of Green Island during a thics
fog, but came off a short while after
struck rock and sank Immediately
in three fathoms of water. The YES.
sci will be a total wreck.
Fittsuurg, 14-This afternoon
natural gas at Westinghouse well
ex ploded from a leak seriously anG
probably fatally injuring the drill
lers, Harry Hall and William Ven,
zelt. Both men were terribly an6
it is feared fatally injured inter.
nally. TIE derrick took FIRE but was
extinguished before serlously dam
Buffalo, by the csv1pg o; &
bank at tue mouth of Clarion rive
three laborers were killed anG
several wounded.
e S., Pierre, 14.-Ten of the crew
of the fishing schooner .Abb:e F
M iris, arrived in DorIts. The
schooner was rue down and foul
men are miss pg. Albion Johneor
aud Edward Elsen. Swed's OF the
crew of the fishing boat Aune snf
Mary were drowned tending trowIs
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Fearful Cholera Still
Spreading.
More in Reference to France
and China.
Another Long List of Casual
ties.
Chandler VS.. Hendricks Two
Letters.
Cholera.

Pals, I3.-The sanitary state of
Paris is good. There are some
choleFet,c cases in the city. but none
of an epidemic nature. The min
istePUf commerce has written letter
to the Academy of Medicine, which
will hold u. meeting on Tuesday,
asking the. Academy to give an au-
thoritative opinion in regard to the
treatment of cholera cares, aud the
best mrssufes to prevent Ina exten-
RiOn o the disea-e.
During the twenty four hours
ending 1T 8 o'clock tonight, there
were & y-seven deaths from cholera
at Marseilles, and thirty SIX at lou
len. TWo si-ters of charity were
among the deaths at roulon, The
municipality al Marseilles is provid .
ing free Kitchens for the relief OF
sufferers fir m the plague. DR., Kosh,
German, arrived at Lyons to-day.
He thinks the cholera will reach
there but will appear in a milder
form, owing to the ex client drain
age OF the city.
Alexs adria, 15.-Three cases Of
eholera today, one fatal.
TouIOn, IA The mayor was at
tackled BY cholera. The illumina@
ton ia honor of the National fete
has been prohibited. No deaths
Eince 10 this morning.
Marsell es, 14.-Thirty- wo deaths
last night and four to day.
TOulon, 14.-Eleven deaths last
night. The heat is intense; the
streets are deserted; all cholera. cases
are removed from the hospitals to
the suburbs.
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The BastiIe.

New York. 14.-Tc-day the 95tb
anniversary of the capture of the
Bastile, French societiee celebrated
in an appropriate manner. At the
French conSul's Office the consul
was seFenRded. NJ. Lafavire, min
lister plenip Tertiary. stated that he
had receiv ed from Jules Ferry, dis.
patch that RenAuld, president of the
French benevolent society, this city,
was decorated with thu cross of the
Legion Of Honor for efforts in behalf
OF his country men in the United
States.
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80
Dnel.

Galveston. Tex, IS News San
Antonio: To-day at Lozier station,
southern part OF Texas, a duel at
thirty PAGES was fought between
Lieutenant Cunningham, COM
mander of the Seminole scoute, and
q raiIroader, DAILY. Pistols were
used. Three shots were exchanged
and Cunningham was wounded In
the leg. When it was known in
Camp that Cunningham was
wounded several SeminoIes armed
themselves and sought to sssasinate
DAILY but were restrained by Gun.
ningham. The duel was the result
of q drirking bout.
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Horrible Death.

Johnstown, Pa, 14.-This noun
ing while Zachariah Taylor, aged IS
was putting rod in reel at Cam
bria iron works, led hot rod, by
some means, was thrown oyer his
head and drawn tightly around his
neck, aim st decapitating him, and
literally roasting his neck and shouk
ders. Thomas O'Neil, Bnoi her work.
man, sprang to his assistance. and
with bare hands UNFINISHED the rod.
Taylor Il die, aad O'Neii is badly
burned.
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Turbulent Irish.

Belfast, 1S.-DuriDg an Orange
demonstration near Carrick Hill an
Orangsmal shot Catholic. The
police arreste d the Orangeman, but
be was rescued. Fighting ensued
and at last accounts, although the
mayor had interposed. fighting con-
tinued.
White Haven, 13.-An Orangs
procession was returning yesterday
TO CIeatoY, q town near here. when
it was attacked by Acknowledgment
GUS fighting followed. A telegraph
boy was killed and several persons
we're injured; revolvers and swords
were used, stones thrown and win.
dows smashed. The police armed
with swords finally dispersed the
g:oters.
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Labor.

Paris, 1S.-The Workingmen's 6
Traders Association of this city
rendered Waldrick Russeau, minis
ter of the interior, a banquet to.
night. A number of senators and
deputies were resent. Waldrick
Ruaseau, in q speech, 81 d he be-
lieyed the extension of trades union
was not dangerous, and 1t would be
unjust to forbid combination OF
force while the la allowed cfm
munien of capital.
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Anti-Gernan.

New York. "A. "A dispa' Oh from
Henry F. Giilog received to-day.
from Paris says: "A manifestation
took place ut ten O'Clock this moYn-
ing at the Port Continental hotel,
by Alsacian societies, who tore
down German flags and threw
stoues, smashed windows and did
other damage"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Hunting crookedness.

New York, IA private
examination CT members Of the Grm
OF Fisk & Hatch, tankers, was held
to day st their flee ia regard 10 the
recent failure o. The Newark
Savings institution. Daniel DOdd,
president OF the bank. deposited
ab1ut S2,e0o,60O United S ates bonds
with the firm, which belonged 10
the bank and DO security had been
given. The testimony taken to-day
was in regard to The nature Of the
transactions between President
Dodd and the firm of Fisk & Hatch
1t was not made public
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Costly Fire.

San Francisco, IA. = The smaA
town CT Mission, San Jose, Wss al
most totally de .troyed by fire last
night. Lose, $4,000; insurance
small. When the water was sx-
hausted claret was used to extin-
guish the flames, so rs TO prevent
the destruction of the Mission
church.
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"Ccod Morning."

New York, IS The Tammany
delegation to Chicago returned rOs
day. 81 have nothing whatever t.
say at present." ssid John Kelly.
"Ehe organization to which l be-
long has taken no action in regard
to Cleveland, and therefore l am no.
ut liberty to say what it will or will
not do. When the committee on
organization adjourned several
weeks ago, it adjourned to meet
again In September. 1t is doubtful
whether anything will be done be-
fore that time. Good morning"
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A Negro Row.

Charlotte, N. c., 14.--At Holly
Station, twelve miles from Cbar
lotte, negroes had festival on Sat.
urday night. Ell Barringer insisted
that wrone change had been given
him; dispute arose, razor flew
and Barringer fell to the floor, his
head hanging to the trunk by q
piece of skin only Loftin Martin
got q pistol bullet in the brain.
Brass knuckles and sling shots did
deadly WORK. About twelve negroes
vera arrested.
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Mrs. DIR. WaltOn's Periodical
Tea.

Mother Walton has prescribed
this valuable medicine for a great
many years in her private practice.
1t was proved an unfaiIing specific
in the treatment of the many dis
orders to which the female constitu.
ton 10 subject. 1t Is a cure for the
monthly troubles that 40 many
women suffer. Mailed on receipt Of
rfice, 60c.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co. Pron's
Cleveland, Ohio.
SARATOGA HIGH Rock SPRING
WATER for sale by all druggists. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Nelson Retires.

San Franc;sc,, ls.-W. 81. Neil>
son, who was chief. instigator of the
famous sIit of Miss Fill against'ex
Senator Sharon for divorce. has an
nounced his. withdrawal from the
cane, he says because swsse'thot Ger,
tain testimony on which she based
her case had been falsi6ei, The
Justification consists In changes in
the t'My dear Wife, letters. Tie
word "wife" had been added. The
statement creates surprise. The
trial will be resumed tomorrow.
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Well. We'll.

London, 14.-The Times says:
The platforms concocted by the Re-
publican and Democratic conven-
tons are both unworthy respect.
They are distinguished BY the abs
sence Of clear constructions, by
evasions, and by trimming, by SER
vile rivalry in flattering the masses
and pandering to npopular
prejudices Of modern demagogues
and social quacks.
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Butler VIII Run.

E izabetb, N. j., 14.-B. w. Ter
lind, of this city, secretary of the
national committee, who accom-
panied General Butler from Chicsgo
20 Buffalo says Butter stated dle-
tinctly to General Weaver and 9th
ers that he had accepted the ma
tional and anti-monopoly ncmina
lions and woald run He will prob>
ably concentrate his work In New
York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
Northern Pacific.

Portland, Or, Is President Har
re, OF the Northern Pacific, in an
interview with an Assoc ated Pres
correspondent, said negotiations
were in progress between his coz
paDy and the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation for lease of the latter's
railway and steamboat property ;
that both companies were favorable
to it; all details would Re arranged
and the formal transfer made By the
end OF next month.
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Capital Chips.

Washington, 14.-The board ap-
pointed to represent government at
the New Orleans exposition will also
take charge Of the government ex,
hibit at the Louisville acu Cincin-
natl exposltions.
No more ST. notes can be supplied
until about The 1ss of August. The
order which was in preparation
could not be gwen until after the
appropriation bill was passed, and
the failure of the supply is due to
the delay of COpgress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
FeiIed King-kIlIers

Vienna, 13.-As a train which left
Pola this afternoon, on which was
Emperor Francis Joseph, was pas
sing through a g1rge near Podgnr-
itzvn, it was discovered that the rails
bad been misplaced The discovery.
however. was made in time 10 stop
the train. The criminals had ovi
IDENTIFY mistaken this train for enc
cents in n the Emperor.
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Home Again.

New York, 13.-Tws special trains
bearing the county Democracy dele.
cation to the Chicago convention,
arrived tonight. A large Gro wd of
friends, who had provided byase
band for the occasion, met the re-
turning delegates who were in most
exuberant spirits.
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owns is TO certify thaE I have

"This is to certify that | have ex
smined, analysed and tested Dr.
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
4 Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Celery,
etc., and find the same strong, fine
made of good material, and there.
ore gladly commend them for
family use. I
PROF. M. DELAFoNTAINE.
Analytical Chemist, Chicago,
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British Politics.

London, 14.-Should the House OF
Lords reject the franchise bill in the
fall, government will dissolve
Parliament Immediately, and 8
general election will take place be-
fore Christmas. The breach is
widening between Lord Randolph
Churchill and his party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
DR.. Frazier's Magfc ointment

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove that roughness from the
hands and face and make You beau.
tifuI. Price SOC. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Both Dead.

Philadelphia, 13. - Lizzie May,
stabbed by her father in her bed
room yesterday, died this morning.
The father, who stabbed himself to
death after the assault oq his
daughter, was buried to-day,
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Resigned.

Constantinople, l4.-The GraLd
Vizier rendered his resignation In
consequence of the Egyptian con-
ference approving the proposals. OF
the English government. The Sui.
tan will refuse to accept his resigna-
ton. 9 ',i-z 80 .rA'- =. - - -
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euozEEN.s AHslCA sALvs

ho greatest medical woEder =
-. zosld. Warranted TO spesday
uSs Burma, BRUISES, Cuts, Ulcers,
SAILS Rhaum, Fever Cores, Cancers
PiIass ChilblatRs, COINS, TssS@I
C6appod Hands, and al Skt5 aEup
Hsn1, guaranteed ts ErO n cVeSS
iastanca, o. naensg gstufns2s
sents ra9 hGx. RGf ms % 4 u
Z BEaa H2aEs
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Money for the Boys!

Denver, 1S.-Recsiver jackson, Of
tie Denver 81 Rio Grande Railroad,
received permission from the United
States Circuit Court to. day to nego-I
tiate a loan of $4,000 to ray en-
ployees back salaries.
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Business Failure.

New York, Il Schedules in the
assignment of Pearce & Hall, bat
manufacturers, failed to>day, show
liabilities $1T0. GOO; nominal asssts.
S124, 100; actual sssets, SSl, GOO.
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British Politics.

London, II "A meeting Of Con
sentative peers will be held to-day
to confer on Lord Wemyss' motion
for the Lords to consider and pass
the franchise bill. Thu motion
will be pressed.
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brokers' -DIETEMANN 9 e1o ~,
d Office in No. 261, Uolona 2 2
Main street, opposite the oVeTlsna n rnSds
First Floor, room No. 2. LOAF. atcSss,
on Jewelry, Diamonds and N 7'c I'D.
etc. Railroad tickets bought Ana Iov
Unredeemed pledges sold 2. ssty I
stes. Business strictly copfdenEs'
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Unnatural Crimes.

London, l3.-Cornwall was ar.
rested at the residence of his
brother in law, Sir Robert Dalzell,
uear Linlithgow, Scotland, charge
wi h felonous practices and unnat-
nral crimes.
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Lightning.

New York. 14.-Dsmsge by Gre
at Martin, Wcrn s. Cos furniture
factory, Williamsburg, struck by
Iightning last night. $500 600. The
insurance Goes not excesd $65. 600.
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Musty and Blue.EYed.

New York, 14.-Sixteen thousand
bushels of No. 2 c1rn in boats was
found out of condition and posted on
change. The corn lie masty and
blue-eyed.
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The Ironclads.

Mexico, 14.---Grasshoppers ere
destroying sugar cane in the State
of Vera Cruz and vicinity, IN Car
doba particularly.
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Boston, 14.-The central traces
and labor unions elected PresldeLnS
C. H. Harrington delegate 70 G 1To
convention of federate trades 81 oni-
cagO, October 18th.
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Elephant on Her Bands.

London, 13-King John, of Abys.
sinia, has sent to Queen Victoria
an elephant as a token OF ami'y.