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A Life Of Fleeing Shadows, and
what Hereafter!

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
An esteemed correspondent of the Public
| Ledger favOrs US with the following impressive
extract from Professor Agassiz to q friend
| Professor Meek, who has been an inmate of
the Smithsonian building for nearly twenty
| years, was seized with violent hemorrhage of
| the lungs, from which he did not recover.
urged him to make a will, but he said it was
not necessary at present as he would soon be
well again; in this. however, he was mistaken.
| He was remarkable man. with general powers
| of mind; ne devoted himself for nearly thirty
! five years exclusively to one study that Of the
| shells found in the geological formation of this
| country. as compared with the living shells in
| different parts Of the world. In this study he
| established wide reputation, since his labors
are highly priced as determining the relative
ages of the various geological formations of this
| country.
Ellis sickness and his death have deeply
| impressed me with the instability and uncer-
tainty of all worldly objects, well as with the
wonderful phenomena Of life and DEATH
| Although these are constantly occurring around
| us and must be exhibited in our own case
| sooner or later yet they are never fully real
! lied in all their magnitude How momentous
| the change. Now living. Intelligent being
and in minute. perhaps, mere mass of inert
| matter. We awake TO consciousness and find
ourselves in world OF ever changing scenes
which we call knowledge, alnuse ourselves with
feeting shadows, and then sink again into
Inconsistencies to awake hereafter-but when?
| or where? or what!
This is the great subject which apparently
| should absorb all our attention. and render
everything else of no account; yet it is, per-
haps. wise dispensatiOn that we cannot real
| iZe its magnitude. and are left free to discharge
| the duties of life. We are parts of an immense
SYSTEM mighty maze, but not without plan
and purpose: there is sufficient reason for
| our existence, could we lind it. and since we
are endowed with the idea Of good and evil, Of
| love of Justice and beneyolence. we NAV in con-
| sideratOn of these, conclude it is our duty,
| short as our lives may be, to endeavOr to improve
ourselves and our fellow men. and leave the
world wiser and better for our having lived BY
so doing we shall best advance our own
happiness, and the well being of our race"
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Some Of Our Great People.

New York Letter to Boston Herald
Who outside Of New York ever heard Of VII
liam II. Vanderbilt as a young man? Hereabouts
it is perfectly we'll known that, long after he had
attained middle age, I'm fact, after he had be-
come grandfather. he was regarded by the
old Commodore as little better than fool and
nothing in New YOrk's busy world ever caused
SO much wOnderment and surprise as the Com
mOdore's ultimate selection Of William H
as his chief successor, unless it was the
legacy of S1,000.OO0 left by A. T. Stew
art to Henry Hilton, with which $1,000 600
her dead husbands business. With the ex-
ceeption of one or two pretty girls and one
boy, there are no young AstOrs coming up
who amount to a row of pins. The family. was
never good looking, but deserves all that has
ever been said of its honesty. industry and fru
gality. The only evidence of public spirit that
can recall was the endowment of the Astor
library which, however, by absurd mismanape-
ment, Is Uf almost as little general use as tba
LenOX library on Fifth avenue. So far as the
latter Is concerned. it is much more difficult to
get into 1t than 1t Is to get into heaven if we
may believe the priests and preachers Although
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his immediate !belonpinTS"
can control stocks and property valued in mar
ket prices at S200. O00, co., they appear TINS far.
to have been unable to give to the CITY and the
country anything in the shape of originality or
beauty. have watched with considerable in
terest the tone of public comment upOn Wander
Dit. Gould Field and Willard. Right or wrong
vanderbilt Is universally regarded as hor He
10 not only selfish in the management of his great
property. but brutal in his treatment of en-.
ployes.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ABE MODEL FAST LINE AND TEE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
HE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA. WASHINGTON.

THE EAST AND THE WEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
seheul to take e siaE suS Sbis November "a 100,
Leave Washington from station. New Jersey
avenue and street by Eastern Standard 18th Mer
For Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville and St louis
Through Coaches and Palace st nS Cars To a s1,e
Iolnis s@ltiSut change lOl6a. H. daily to Chicago,
For Httsbury at lOI5 a. m and S op m daily; 20
PM TO ilttsburg Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
Fer Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville lo.I5 a. m.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo Wheeling and Lake
Trans for philadelphia and New York at sloa m.
Parlor and sleel ing Cars attached ''''-
and hH5S Sm on l2 ISea ssys sH Is
t 1e R tTs,n, 40 $40 100 10 IOoo 10
Ss5 asS 50 s sio % coz 800 800 am "a
FOR AAn Ann $40 aud 3 90 am. l2lo and 44o pm,
sH and Baltimore
tor stations on Metropolitan branch, 40 am and
6:tS + m daily except Sunday. 445 pm; daily Tor
daily EXCEPT SUNDAY: for Lexington, stannfon and
pan daily Fafc or rSer n asay a fns5 It's sunday g
pm I, and .: 45 = N daily except sunday.
Sunday For Points on 4 RR = 10 Ga fa ntoeps
Trains arrive from the West daily. CO. 1850 am 22a
From New York and IhiladslrhiA. 2:t6 s:soam daily
From Anns asaif efes 81 snRday SIM
day. lOi0 am. 6:37 pm.
From LEXINGTON 20 a, IN. daily. and 2I5 p m daily.
From frs dTs and intermediate POINTS 90, 1000
Sunday 500 M daily d fro H FONT d RS aa.y except
1I5 isss s sa and 10 fSS Sc %aSpn
q az m anf So g. cP5 ~ 80 Sa and SSgs1yS $40
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
Ohio hSr SaeE gy sPa The nnS 5
vii b er sa serR to be sps F
W; NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ Of T, Baltimore.
Z. h. Apput
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THE t SgHfShfE HEsf ss H9 g5Fruwrsr
sIt Sf EFfrcr fH5fE iiHs sss
TRAINS OF afsSE wssBSsT9s IRON sTaTos ooRSEs
For Pt,sburg and the West ChicasO Limited Express
e Cncinnati western Express 40 p M. daily. WITH
ss s's SsIs sis fy r fas
SPs car DAILY .' ior IS G' a h MH Res Sis
Bs sMfDF Car ANN S8 F6FSMaG 60 RAILROAD n
For Erie, Canandsipua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara.
lSO9 p M daily, except SATURDAY., with Palace Cars
Trail lsasing Washington On Saturday night viii not
For MilliamsI at Lock Haven and ElInira at 94oA m
Ca dsl w. e%We s1L,t SUI SUNDAY . Foe.
& 100 dSI nnd di rs e p m on snay ioS
Ills p. m Limited Express OF luillan Parlor Cars
940a M daily. except Sunday
For Boston without change. 1l0p. m every week day.
For Brookiyn, u - ali through trains connect at Jer
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex aforiins
fae New " YORK dt cy street avoiding double Ter
f9r ard II IL nm is sn anS loe M lao 4o 1000
Limited ~ E.Irsss 40 a. m daily except SUNDAY
zoo 44S So so loo and lY 4 m sa
Sunday s'4Ol0tO ma go. ESQ., 40 10 O0 and IL Is
For Pores Creek Line. $50 m. and 44op m daily.
For Annapolis. $50 and 40 PM daily. e,ceptsun-
NAY Az s AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
2o % 300 o. o5 and ii IS PM ' On sand a
For Richmond and the South 81 and II o5 m daily
and ana : iOO J M n dali daily, except Sunday
and 1910 am zoo sos ~ to- Is and % sop'
m: and Y 10 midnisht On Sunday at s05 and IOf0
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ton Where orders ss LETT for the eieRns :! u e t
gage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH. General MANAGER. nit
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II ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING
e. FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositous of
Paris. Lyons and Vienna.
Manufacturer and importer of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampoo in first class manner
Wigs @
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I AIDES, USE WHITE CLOVER FACE POWDER
Il i as it is the best and entirely harmless
Sold only by Druggists. Price 25c. per box
lalo nj s KAHN Baltimore
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TIME L. 8. MAIL LINE To NORFOLK. FORTRESS
II MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
The popular steamer GEORGE IFARY, leaves 7TH
STREET WHARF every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY; at nm. stopping at lhncy Point and Corn
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providencs
steamers.
Frelsht received daily until tsoE.m
Gle WM WEIGH. Gen AGENT
FORTRESS MONROE NORFOLK AND THE
Safe and Elegant Steamer JANE MoSFIFY
.isrC 20 cents Meals served on the EuroIsan Pisn
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY sopm
SIoMAc RIVER LANDINGS Steamer IHOMP-
s'N leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
: IN laie - cents For inform. alton apIS
fnI uc National NJ. trupolitan DsIk 6l3 18th street.
H al boat to1t 81 9th stTeet -
fep:2 SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY
STEAMER ARRowSMITH
Leaves 7th-street whar. at,,m
FOR POTOMAC RIVER IANprNds
Ccrncctins with Baltimore and Ohio n n NJ sherh.rrsx
hIs' NJ AcNsndria It'll ~ Boat from NASH
litlon TN Mondays Tor Nouiui and land
ines tCiurlilnS Tuesdays On THURSDAYS for Currio.
In.L n.nia ~ ttlHfts Pay. whhryes and
uiats landings, rturEng FRIDAYS ON SATURDAYS for
CuTronan, leonardtown and int,r1neliate lani,urs
ittuilIllA Sundays
IN rADssFTT, Act
c. W RIDLEY Man
W. 'th-street wharf. Washington II O.
Mt. VERMONT MT. vERNoNn
STEAMER W W CORrOpay
leaves eth street wharf daily tencIt Sunday, for M
Vernon ut 10 O'clock am. returning ryachrs washins-
ton about pm
60 L. L. BLAKE Captain
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A WARNING TO DUDEs.-A prominent physician
said recently that the Italian opera is increasino
the death rate. He has attended score of cases
OF pneumonia brought on by exposure I'm dress
the evening and go 10 the opera with their breasts
covered only by few folds OF linen. They rush
OUT heedeSSly between the acts stand in the drafts
OF the doors, or run out to the nearest cafe rjhe
next day they are in bed. The dress coat presrrin
t0n Is one to be taken with the greatest care In
this climate.
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n OU LAS s.,
~ NINTH AND F STREETS
ANNUAL SALE OF COTTON UNDERWEAR.
EVERY GARMENT WE OFFER is OF OUR WELL
KNOWN MAKE is made full size is perfect In shape
Is thoroughly made and is beautifully finished CHE
MISE No 35 Heavy Cotton Lace trimmed faced sleeves
25c: former price, 371ac. DRAWERS. Heavy Cotton,
Id. hem, cluster tuck; Csc; former price. 374c
DRAWERS No "a. Two clusters of tucks wide tuck
between e,ys fine cotton only 4lc NIGHT DRESSES
neck and sleeves lined yoke. S9c: former price 81
The above represent only four or five garments In
each line Every garment in this department has been
reduced and believe the prices the lowest vet
named. fja1ll DOUGLASS, 522 524 526 9th street
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STEAMERS

Sic NJ Fl KS.
A LIAM LINE-SUMMER SERVICE
QUEBEC to Liverpool every Saturday making the
shortest voyage.
ONLY FIVE DAYS from LAND 10 LAND
Accommodations unsurpassed
CABIN $40 and $50 Single: Sl35 and $3.50 Excursion
Boston and Liverpool. Glasgow, Londonderry
Queenstown and Galway service is performed weekly,
by dirrt ships carrying Yasscnsvrs only their yoy
s&es from Europe.
intermediate Passage, $40 Prepaid steeraSe slL
LENE & ALDEN. General Agents
2O7 Broadway. New York: Dc
A. T. KIMBAIL.
l2Il Pcnnsylva avenue northwest
Yll-wsin.tm Washington n q.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

BUSINESS IN SAN INCREASE-NEw PLAYS TO
THE FRONr-"DECEPTION" AT wALLACK's-
MARY ANDERSON AGAIN-LASGTRYs SUCCESS
SANrLEY AND sALvINI-HOwELLs AND HENS
CHEL, ETC.
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NJ. William.
to CLOSE OUT entire Stock Of Plush Dolmans and
Jackets, Silk Dolmans and Circulars Cloth Domans and
Newmarkets, Cloth Jackets and Newmarkets, Cloth
Jackets and Jersey Jackets Furined Circulars SILK and
Cloth Suits and Flannel Wrappers will take of
TWENTY PER CENT
from each garment
7Cite Trevise. Paris. e07 Pennsylvania avenue ta7
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HOME MATTERS.

LATE WRINKLES IN HOUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR A
SMALL PARTY-CURE FOR NEURALGIA
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guarantees perfect lit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Undertaking. Merino Underwear
and finest Imrorted Hosiery
Patent Shoulde Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corss to and Bustles. The "Herculesn Sup
PORTING c. rset for which Miss II. is special agent
and 81 Corset, her own make that for the price
cannot be surpassed.
n. B-French. German and Spanish spoken. 8
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRE H.ypu
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
- The steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NfSBl MD SATURDAY from Bremen Iier, foot Of
% street H9oken Rates Of passage: From New York to
naSIc London Southampton and Bremen first cabin,
Ssh ana Sl00 second cabin SEQ. steerHge low It
r raj For freight or Iassas- apply OEIRICHs 4
20. Bowling Green New York; " a METZFROTT
CO S5 Pennsy lranis avenue north west Agents for
"asihlstoh jal2
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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY rr,fTTFn
bETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. Mr.. NEW YORK
Gephalonis We'd Jan. %. scythia -. Wed. Feb 90
Bcthnia. We'd, Jan 80. Cepiaunis Wed. Feb "a
Payonla We'd. Feb. G. Servia....... We'd MAJ s.
Gallla Wed. Fen. l3 Payonhs. Wed Nar II
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW iORh
Rates of Passage-S60 $50 and SOo according to ao-
commodatiun
steera very low rates. Steeraee tickets from Idv
sool and Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe az
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports
For freight and rassase apply at the Comrsnys ofce
OTIS BlGELow co. COS eth street. washington
NElNON III. BROWN 4 CO. New York
Crto Nessrs. OTIS BIGEIOW AZ co
1anl2 COS eth street. Washington
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Republicans Want
Blaine.
Dynamite Cartridges.

Chicago, Representatives OF
the Associated Press, this morning,
had an interview with the presl-
dent of the Aetna powder works, the
brand OF w1oss company was on
four dynamite cartridges found in
the government buildings az To>
rontO. He exhibited 3 fac sjmjZe of
the cartridges discovered, which
are of the size ordinarily used in
blasting and for blowing out tree
stumps. They ale merchau able in
every State in the Union, az also in
the D minion, and can be- found in
nearly every hardware store. They
require caps or battery for their
explosion and would not have Gre
ated the damage that might have
been supposed, even hsd they been
exploded. The officials stated that
the fact that the name Of the CONS
pany was On the cartridges was
sufficient probability to indicate that
the officials Of the company were
not aware of any plot against The
Dominion government, as might
have been supposed.
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New York Railroad Stocks.

New York, 1.-StOcks strong urtii st
ter 1 O'clock. when Reading becsm,
weak, selling down to ~. This exa-lft
an unfsvorsble influence and a gene.s
decline occurred. Union Pacifs s1i
Western Union being especially vesk
The transactions were very heavy. Ur
ion Pacific broke to 81, Western Unic
to COZ; Boston large sellers OF ths forr
er. Other Gctiye shares fell eff 4 to /
Near the close Western Union rslIifdr
602S, aud Mon Pacific 20 6IX. III
market closed weak.
NOon-Stocks Veaker, declined Z Z,
II. the latter West.rn Union. which
sold at 6lA Missouri Pacific tell cTIJ.
to 8O55, Pacific Mail l 10 Az, Union
Pacific l to So. Subsequently Norlbefr
Pacific preferred was II shsrB demand
sid rose 10 49H. This turned the mar.
ket and rally OF Il 10 . took plaza
At midday prices we're q fraction lower.
Later.-Governments Y AXE. shsra
speculatiohs opened finn snd higba'; ibis
N 0rniag prices advance = 20 II pr
cent. Active shares we-s 81 higher on
account Of the reduction in foreign ez-
change, Central Pse' ic rose to 50. North
west to III, st. Pau to 81 II TIE iss!
hour Of bu'ine:s the market was u1's-
Vorably affected By tie announcement
that the Western Union Telegraph Co.
had msde q reduction in rs'as TO p-inci-
Ual southern points Of II to so psr cent.
It was slsO runored thst Unios Pacific
employees would strike szains. thu cut II
wsEes Just ordered. Tie room was
flooded with besrish reports. Western
Union broke to 6O15, and . ? tn 81;
n P preferred fell to 495, c P TO 4954, U
B & @ to 12lZ, Northwest 1l21. The
market left off feverish ard wesk com.
pared with yesterdays closing prices
OF cent lower for Lsckawsnna, / fOi
Denver, Central Pacific and Missouri
Pacific, e for New jersey CaItrsl, II
for Residing, for o P ank rs for W U
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Colorado Republicans.

Denver. 1 The Republican State
C Vsn'iop Or-an.z.1 his morning,
Hon. ]. Il kerBum, president:
Il solutions were adopted against
the Recommendation OF silver; recog~
uizing the great interests OF Amer :
can labor, its claim upon the care OF
government, and its right to equsi
consideration with capital; deciar-
ing against the reduction OF the
tariff on wool, az threatened oy the
Morrison hill; commends and ap-
proves the National administration
as eminently wise. patriotic ana
conserVa alive to the interests OF the
whole country; pays a high COM,
pliment to President Arthur, and
Secretary Teller. The convention
unanimously elected the following
delegates to the National convens
ton: Judge Ebert, Arapahoe; Z.
G. Davis, Lake; General Hsmlii
Gear Greek; A. L. Ernigh, LarI-
mer: A. Gullett, Gunnison; z f
Crowell, Ell Paso. The delegation
is uninstructed, but each, IN a
ppeech, pied. ed himself to support
Blaine. The following was unani
mously adopted:
Res0Z0ed, That this convention.
representing an overw helmlng ma
jority Of Colorado Republicans
hereby declares in favor of the
nomination Of James G. Blaine foI
PRESIDENT.
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British Bits.

London, i'm the Housa o. Com
mons, Lord Edmund FltZmsurlce,
under fereign secretary. SAID the
treaty with Portugal regarding the
Congo would supersede all former
engagements with native CHIEFS,
who bad not been consulted. Re-
pIyins to Iabouchere, FitZmaurlce
said the Egyptian government acted
within its powers in preventing
James O'Kelly, Daily News core
spondent, from reaching FL Mahofs
camp.
Balfour, Lord advocate for Scots
land, announced that the govern
mest would shortly introduce q bill
creating a minister for Scotland.
Gladstone said the last sdvices
from Kbartoum indicated the city
in no military danger. He was IN
able to speak in regard to the tern1l.
nation of the Gordon mission, until
he received replies to communlca>>
tions the government has addressed
to Gordon.
Ashley, ,under-colonisl secretary,
stated that the Anglo French com =
mission appointed to regulate the
New England fisheries, has signed
an agreement modifying and der
fining French rights, subject to con.
firmatien by the two countries.
Newfoundland will be c0nsulted
before the final Signature. The
government believed the sgre ement
70 ha oroofIu oduontaua0uI to the
British interests.
In the House Of Lords, Granville,
Foreign Secretary. announced that
Turkey had made no reply to the
Invitation to take part in the Egyp-
tan conference. The other powers
had accepted, but France expressed
a wish to make a preliminary COM
municstion. He stated, also, that
experienced generals deprecated
the employment of Indian troops
for the relief of Berber and Khar"
toum.
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Political.

Raleigh, N. c., There is ful
attendance at the State Convention
Indications point to the nomination
of York, liberal, for Governor, and
the election of Arthur delegates tC
Chicago.
st. Paul, Mimi, 1.-The State
Republican Convention met at noon
to, day. General John B Sauborn
was elected temporary chairman.
which " as a decided Blaine victory
as the lines were drawn on the tenn
porary organization.
Hagerstown, Md, THE Repub.
lican state Convention organized
with W. II. Perkins as temporary
chairman.
San Francisco, 1.-The Portland.
Oregon, Republican State cOnven-
ton resumed its labors this morn.
ing, and elected the following dele
gates to Chicago: Senator j. N.
Dolph, J. T. Apperson, J. NJ Swift,
0. n. Denny, W. J. Mcconnell and
A. II. Havey. Instructed for Jas.
G. Blaine.
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ALL SORTS.

Cremation is one of the burning
questions Of the age.
81 claim that have the floor,'
now yells the carpet man.
Reading that Is bad for the eyes
Volumes of smoke.
The farmers business will only be
sow SOW next month.
Some of our base ball players
seem to have been vaccinatsd. They
can't catch anything.
The Indignant father spares the
rod and let's his son go fishing -
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Original jokes will be received
when accompanied by a S. bill, not
necessary for publication, but as q
guarantee of good faith.
ST thought you were a flams of
Miss Bullion, Mr.. Dood," said Slim.
81 thought SO, too," said the other,
s'until the old man fired me out one
night"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
Railroad Strike.

Denver, Col, lover 500 men
employed in the Union Pacific ma
chine shops, freight houses and
round houses, struck this morning
against a reduction of salaries OF
from 10 to Is per cent. ordered by
General MANAGER Clark, at Omaha,
yesterday. The men are deter
mined, but no violence is antici-
psted. It is stated the strike will
extend TO all the Union Pacific lines
in Colorado.
Omahs, 1.-The workingmen in
the U. P. shops quit work to-day in
large numbers TO attend the meet
ing 10 protect themselves against q
reduction of ten per cent in wages,
which went into effect to dsy. A
large meeting is in progress at the
Academy Of Music. this evening.
The prospect ia favorable for gem
eral strike in Omshs, and along the
entire Union Pacific line.
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Great Run On a Well-KnOWn
Institution.

The famous Patent Medicine
Warehouse of Charles n. Crittenton,
New York, has recently been SUBJ
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the pressure Of crowds of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search or
"Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar" of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity of the
article is boundiess, and will last,
for it is built on the solid founda,
ton of innumerable cures. Critten-
toms establishment might properly
be called a Saving Bank from the
number it has been instrumental
in saving from Consumption.
Trocbial affections CT every type
vanish under its balmy and bal.
samic influence with astonishing
Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size, price 81, they sre
much the cheapest. Pixies TOoth>
ache drons cure ilone minute.