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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-16

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October is, 1884.
cLIET HOUSE.

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COLLECTION AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTAB-
: hshed a Collecting Agency NJ American
Fork, Utah County, wiz be pleased To attend
to such business with all who may desire
his services. All business attended to with
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EEENEZER HUNTER
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Mail Orders Solicited and Honorable Treatment
WE ARE NEVER UNDERsOLD. ESTABLISH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
The blaine uenand fhe Treasury.

A Washington special SAYS: Secretary
Gresham's refusal Ia say anything about
the result Of his conference with President
Arthur tends To confirm the general i'm
preston that his appointment to the Urea
sury portfolio is only for the time being.
and that the duration Of his term depends
upon the willingness Of some other person
10 take the place. II j. at any rate
believed that Judge Gresham himself
knows little more about the matter
now than when be was called ont OF
bed TO receive lis commission. There
are some politicians here who think that
an inability 70 see Clearly Just what posi-
ton To take in the presidential contest is
the secret OF Mr.. Arthur's delay in finally
fixing the makeup OF his Cabinet. II i
known that strong pressure has been
brought TO bear to induce him to turn
the Treasury Department over To some
man who wOrld use IL 10 help Blaine, and
that Assistant secretary COOn's refusal -
do certain political acts has incurred for
him the cnmlty Of the Blaine men. The lat.
ter did not want Mr.. Coon. and for the same
reason Judge Gresham is not to their liking.
They want the help Of the depart
mem and its influence among importers
and other businessmen. and TO get il they
must induce the President to name a man
Of their stamp. The politicians referred to
believe that the Blaine managers are striy-
ing in every possible way, including the
promise OF senator Lapham's seat. TO in
duce Mr.. Arthur 10 give them his active
aid, and that until these efforts win or fail
the question OF the Treasury Secretlryship
will remain unsettled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
A solid vote for Cleveland.

Mr.. William Young, the great operator
in the western grain markets, who is known
as 1.-THE Governor" all over the North
west, has just returned 10 his Milwaukee
home from a visit to New York city. Du-
ring his absence Mr.. Young has decided
that BE cannot vote for Blaine. though he
has always been Staunch Republican.
He will not say who he will vote for, but
intinates broadly that it will be for
Cleveland. Mr.. Young said that in
his opinion New York will 90 Demo
cratic by decided majority. He found
many Republicans who will vote for Cleye-
land. and but light sprinkling Of Demo-
Gratis who advocate Blaine. The betting i.
largely in favor of Cleveland. The talk
about manufacturing institutions being
solid for Blaine is not backed by proofs.
On the contrary. in one establishment with
which Mr.. Young was acquainted. out OF
200 men employed, l27 ale pronounced for
Cleveland. From numerous talks with
businessmen Mr.. Young said he was led TO
believe that they felt confident not only
that New York will 20 Democratic bv a
large majority, but that Cleveland will be
the next President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Repnblieans Growing Desperate.

A Cincinnati special says: While Blaine
Is attracting The attention Of the masses on
his tour, the Republican managers with
their i" barn els y on tap are now resorting
to questionable methods. They are greatly
alarmed, and are growing desperate. While
no great boom is visible either way, there
axe many quiet changes going on. The
speeches Of Carl schurz on the Mullgan
letters, and Of Bayard on Blaine's general
record, and that he Is the typical repre-
81 NATIVE OF bis party, have created de.
eided effect.
The Democrats feel confident that the
people now have all made up their minds
that they VIII have larger majority than
last year, unless il Is overcome by fraud
ard the use Of money, and that their only
work for the next two weeks is In the sue
ccssfui operation OF large detective force,
which can be organized SO rs 10 protec.
every precinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
DUPED BY BLAME
coionei lem l1hux Promised F~o OlIiess,
Neither sr Which ae Uss.

NtstStr " w Sst9 -
A Portland MOL special says; An Au-
gusta geutlcaxa was In this city yesterday,
from whoa the following facts were
drawns Some fourteen years ago AR.
Blans prvsnised Colonel Tom Lang the
office Of collector OF internal revenue at
Augusta. place that Blaine told Lang was
worth 81, 600 or 81, oOe a year. Peter Stubborn
at thst time held the office. lie was the
nan n whom Blaine sold Slo,o0o worth OF
Little Rock land bonds, and whose estate.
II " SAID. holds the same securities teddy.
20 confident was Lang that ne was "a have
the place that be moved from VassAboro',
where he was then living. to Augusta.
wbere he purchased an expensive house,
uaich he could not have afforded - pur-
.s,ase under other circumstances, Blaine
snyed and fooled with Lang fer months
about the afice, and then, TO Lsrg's aston-
ishmeni, one day coolly told him that
sanborn would be retsined, IS the de-
partmeni could not spare bis valuable
services This was a cold sca.d 10 Lang,
for he had been assured over and over
again that he should have tho office. He
little dreamed that Blline's Little Rock
transadpns with Sanborn hs1 led Blaine
10 90 back on him. Lang felt BADLY TO think
Blame had failed TO keep his promise. lie
was not in a position financially TO pay for
his house unless he had ne Office. and
BIaipe's failure to get him the appointment
greatly embarrassed him. ht that time Col
onei Lang was very populsr with the farm.
ers 81 Kennebec county. and had consider
able political influence over them. He
wac extensively engaged In agricultural
operations himself ~ well n IN horse
breeding. Blaine saw il would not do to
incur Lang's displeasure. fOr 1t might cause
revolt IN his own district and icopardize
hi, congressional chances. \ little honey
fugling on Biainc's part one day made
Lang feel better toward him. and when they
separated Blaine entwined his arm about
Lang's neck and said d" Tom, love youas
ahrother." shortly aiierward Blaine offer
ell Lang the suryeyor-generalship OF Da-
kOta, and in a Letter to him said You,
with your well-known ability aud ensrsy,
cannot only help us all. but secure 10 YOUR
self prosperous future" Lang now felt
quite sure that Blaine would not play false
to him again, but he found himself mis-
taken. lie was fooled second time. Lang
was now indignant, and what made him
still more enraged 1T Blaine's perfdy was
the fact that Blaine had promised the same
place TO three other gentlemen, all OF whom
were cheated by Blaine. while fourth was
given the Office. Colorel Lang became 50
thoroughly Disguised with Blaine and his
political methods that he aiterward led or
in liberal Republican movement that ~a'
started and ran for Congress against
Blaine. The reyengeful disposition OF
Blaine was then shown 10y hi. aSsailing
Colonel Lang, who was man Of honor and
character. through the columns Of hts home
paper in the meanest and most malignant
manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
MORE TROUBLE FOR HAZEN.
Investigations Winch Have Not Added 10
Ills Fame.

Ills Fame.
A Washington Telegram says: General
William Il. IiaZen, who still retains his POI
sition a. Chief OF the Signal Service Blu
reau. Is likely soon to Dc the subject Of sd.
verse. criticism from a source which will
carry with il a good deal OF weight In
the sUndry civil appropriation bill passed
Just at the close OF the last session
an item was inserted providing for
a joint commission Of senators aud
representatives TO consider the Organi-
zaliou Of tie Siensl service, Geological sur
vey, Coast and GcOdetic survey, and the
photographic Office Of the Navy Depart
ment, with a view to secure greater ell
cheney and economy OF administration Of
the public service in these bureaus. The
commission is TO report il, conclusions in
December. 1t will have 4 meeting next
month 70 hear reports from sub.
committees which have been at work
during the summer and to consid-
er such suggestions IL may be
made by any person concerned. Among
these suggestions VIII probably be a
proposition TO consolidate these bureaus
into one body. As the work Of the bureaus
is Of scientific character, the National
Academy Of Sciences Is Interested and
committee OF that body was Appointed
some time ago to CONSIDER the subject, and
to lay its conclusions before the congress
sional commission. Il is the report Of this
Committee which Is expected to be any
thing but satisfactory TO Chief Signal.Otticer
llazon.
The committee has met, both in New
York and Washington. and a sub-cOmmt-
d a n
miited 10 the full committee and then sent
10 the commission. IL has leaked out and
is talked about in army circles that The
members OF the Academy o. Sciences
/ will bear very heavily upon the Chef
Signal Officer. 1t is said that the con-
sOidation Of the various bureaus into
ore body will be favored, but that
the statement will be very plainly
made that care should be taken not u
put General liazen at Its head, for the
reason That he has not shown himself COM
reient TO fill such place. The members OF
the committee who are in this city are I'M
willing to talk about the coming report.
General Meigs, its chairman, declined TO.
night 10 confirm or deny the statement that
General Hazen is criticised, or TO speak Of
any other portion OF the report That
General Hszen will not be pleased with the
conclusions OF the scientists j.. however.
| believed by those who have talked with
members Of the Academy on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Nm RcH,foND VEbNESDAY ocToRFR ], 1884,

Mwr. Of De Rivas & Co. Chairman Of
H. Executive Committee. Edwin NJ. Cox.
Among Tie ten yict-presidents 2. Tue
cub arc i've Republicans and five Demo-
crais. Among the Republicans are =. y.
Lawrence. ex.president Of the Exchange
D. A. Body, Charles J. Osborn ana
James n. Metcalf, OF Brayton. Ives 70.
several bets on the election were maze
on the stock Exchange yesterday. One
was $500 even that Cleveland carries New
York and another was $1,000 even That
Cleveland Is elected.
Two Stock-Exchangc men arc ss,u 70
have wagered $4,000 that Cleveland VIII
have a majority over Blaine and Butter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
lightning Rings a Fire.BeII.

Anew Haven Conn special says: Early
this morning. during a severe thunder
Storm. the beethoven Of cncinc-house No. |
was struck by lightning. causingthe 1ire-hell
to give sharp sound. The bolt struck the
roof. tearing of several States. and then
went into the tower. following the IRON rod
that operate. the clock-work mechanism
connected with the bell.hammer. IL tore
the magnet Of the apparatus to pieces. one
Of the tower timber, was reduced to spin.
tiers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
New York Herald

TI<V" fVfk
The Committee on Organization Of the
stoek-Exchange Cleveland and Hendricks
Club yesterday beld a meeting and CON-
pletcd the formation Of the Club by electiDg
permanent officers. These are: President,
Charles N. Stead, Of Allen a Stead; secre-
tsTy, Harmon II. Hat; Treasurer, Z. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

Mr.. Oucndoricr's description OF Gov
UnOr Cleveland A. "a man who hesiia'es
not moment to show the door 10 the
friends Of corruption and to the demagOgue-
n soon ~ they dare TO approach him f.
one which we have never vet heard applied
to Mr. James q. Blaine.-Nelc York Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
sclf-SupDorting Employment for La.
dies.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
viii you please let me know, through
the columns OF your paper, the address OF
the gentlemen TO whom we must send the
essays on "The self-Supporting Employ
ment for Ladies OF the Southern States.
l.. j. III.
ANSWER. -George W. Mayo, secretary
OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society,
Richmond. Va. Essays must be signed
with fictitious names, but accompanied by
sealed envelopes containing real names OF
the writers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
4 { T | c L r a .
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM or
SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES, FROM
PIMPLEs TO sCROFULA.

have had the Psoriasis for nine months About
FIVE months ggo applied To doctor near Boston,
who helped me, hut unfortunately hal to leave.
but continued taxing his medicine for nearly three
months, but the disease did not leave. | saw Mr..
Carpenters letter In the Philadelphia Record, and
his case perfectly described mine. I tried the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, using two battles
SOAP IN proportion, and call yself completely
cured. l.. +. BARNARD.
" ATFuEopp n 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

Nothing tries the patience OF man more
than TO listen TO a hacking cough, which he
knows could easily be cured by investing
rs cents In bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
syTup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

The names Of iorty-fve Republican men,
bers OF the Stock Exchange who hay join
ed the Cleveland Club are printed in The
World to-day eto York World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

ps,,y stafe Agent and Anctonctr,
bank and Eleventh streets.
~,ouwyssIONER's SALE OF AvEHi
"w.fuhJlI,E GRACE-sTRFET RESI-
~ pTNCE At PUBLIC AUorioS'
...s,~,cd. n apeeiai commissioner ap'
Inc NJ he hancery Court The city oi hisa
foluue W ,,.erer entered on the I'd II fcDr W, n
niono ., ,be sut OF Rail and ais. vs. iaies ,he
~. vi, offer for sale at public auction On '
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1884,
- A. A.. that DESIRABLE THRU
~ y . i"oSD-H ksEMEST BRICK D~ELLlsv
sson % ,be sonth side of Gracc bet seen ryrs'
NJ 70. ~ Al reefs, now In the occupancy o. ~.
an" NV Vn,,sev. The lot has front OF q Iee.
". ose , yy,us hack within parallel lines 10y
Incnes, ae" o ,ess 10 an alley about fifteen fret
Iee,, n,.,I.d on the west by the properly OF Ut
p'"s T.,vise There h good stable upon w,
~. For n residence or as an ihSes,"ens
there ts no better locality. ,.,.t ,,,o,vo
TFpvs tine third cash naGan,c NJ - y, ,, -
aud et,hte~u months interest auIedi auu s.D
rssnei until an the purchase money Is ph' anu
Conveyance Ordered by the court connrS
special Commissioner.
u,ury AND AIS. VS.. BAILEY AND AL lN tns
au,scrRY oURr OF TIE CITY OF kicHHpNp =
I. BENJAMIN n. Berry, clerk OF sud court. c1r-
,lfv mai the bond required Of the speci, eolheis
siouer hy the decree In said cause % is"'"''s ~
1854, has been dul given. -, ~ so,,sp,-
Given under my hand this 2oth uaf Vi oeF''"
her 1854. ,,,ux n RFRrV
| VEN IN."' ' =. -. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

Arcsrox sALEs -vasss1srs'y cay
T,YrsTEE's SALE
or -
IAmrs-Rfyga PLANTATION
ABOUT 900 ACRES, :, ,o,rr.
Gran NEW CANTON. BUcKiS6hA"'0e
TY,VA.

nv virtue Of deed Of tr'it W nc ;;,.cemper 23.
lanes n. FIcklep. dated ,'.. ~ i,uck-
VT duly n corded In the Count ~ ss.IgDce
io,an, rounty and az the request o. ' We been
~ The bond th.reby secured, dcIait h,ii al ~
nia,s ~ , Wy In front OF the dweianf-""
he property. at IL O'Clock NJ, 80,
W" THURSDAY, ocToDeg 80, l5Si'
,rc,.or,v conyeyed 10 me by the sai' ae0'
Of trust. described thersin az oIcd Tire sfHE
- All that TRACT or LANoi -, Jsmes river,
prf, Mouse TRACT lying upon y. ,,,Ies from
hf ,,st ,n,1,s m coanty. Va. about TWO m xIxE
no~ canton, and containing by li a,,,ro or f,ss.
IIIrNDRFD ACRES. b, the sa's N III snds of
rbn.oss Al. Leiteh. Joseph Fulna, am ,nes n,
,suo the same lanes which the shd 's;,v'iliam
pSctien purchased from the heirs o. fni t,le
WoodsOn. deceased ana .cinZ ali ,'S III and OWL
,,o ~ lire aforesaid deed 10 triistl heiu a
I'd by The sand !. II. ttckien ih inas ,",,,ltv'
ue,gkhorhood, aud lying together 10 ons
This property - situated aou, sika, nreno sts-
ptcbmnnd, aud about Two miles from DiSs.'I, al.
,rn op tho Richmond AMI AlieRhany 20. nv.
n embraces large body OF exceilent IA q ifn-
,,onn8s Is well umhercd and wateIen,, .ahio ftrm
srovao nv a good dwciing-hOnsc ani ,uls, .o. mo
Ittd,ngs which are said o. be Ia good ,io on
w,dow n the said !. - Eicsiin u st ~ ,e,.s ,ns
Tho property. aud VIII nn doubt snow ,i n 20 i'm
intending 10 De bidders al we 1870 me dsy Ol
yi,en 10 CNamiue the property Dei0Is ~ ~ M the
W. The propertv viii be sold suoiec' +" WV
widows dover ~ ". -, A.. as, all the eN-
FIRMS on SALE: Cash enough 20 ply zane, ~, dne
onses Of execrtipg this trust ana tHt s,ther
~ ,Ie hopd socurcd amounting 10 eie ~" ,,, r,
sn,n Of 25uO, with nicrcs. tneIe,t. $3.50 mono
10 1883: for tie residue ot thg puto a, rrr,rs-
= c,e,,t ~ bc allowed such ~ the pei 'Vn.. "a
ar,atye - tho nd j. b. Eicsien may ~ mIi'H H.
dIrsef or fin ,.1en 10 such wflueu - ,,,sro.,
otvon tleu 4 credit Of one year, peIhus - ,r,.,
from day ~ ale, aud secured by uee' VI
upon tue said r,.iH,'gIsoN RoBERTsoN,
29-Sae WtOc i&td,Oc21 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Collision at Sea,

A Pensacola (Fla.) special saws: The
schooner Rebecca NJ. Walls. Captain Truss,
from Philadelphia with a cargo Of coal. ar
rived here to-day. Her captain reports
having been in collision with the brig
Leonard Meyers. Captain Davis. from New
York August 3lst for Laguna, Mexico.
with Il cargo, on the 18th instant. at s =.
NJ. in latitude 300 4j/, longitude 40 so.
The brig was in a sinking condition before
the collision from heavy weather. For
three days the wind had been blowing a
hurricane, and the sea was rolling almost
mountain high. The wife OF Captain Davis.
of New York, and two OF the crew were
lost. The captain and five Others were
rescued and brought to this port on the r..
VI. Walls. Captain Davis says his vessel
was sinking before she came in contact
with the schooner. and the rescue OF him.
sell and five Others was almost miraculous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
A DANGEROUS RAFT.

Captain Truss also reports that on the
18th instant be sighted a wreck which be
found to be a raft Of mastS and srars Of :
vessel OF about eighty tons, with no occu-
pants. 1t had undoubtedly been washed
.',@. . l '-.. q. !. = believed TO be from
fiuicr bound from Baracoa TO New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

DEAU1Y-FOR CHAPPED AND
ID ol.Y SKIN, CUTICURA SOAP.
oc l-Xfw)&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS CURED.
HEsr FOR ANYTHING.
sCRoFULoUs SORES.

lad dozen Rad sores upOa my body. and tried
all remedies could hear OF, and at last tried your
CUTICUEA REMEDIES, ana they have cured me.
JOHN GAsklLL.
HFBRoy, THAYER COUNTY, PENN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
ID ICH MOND, FREDERlCk>BI Re-
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

THROUGH AIL-RAIL FAST-FRFIGur LINE
TOAND FROM BALTIMORE, PiULADEL-
PhlA, NEW YORK. AID FA~rEE&
AND WESTERN CITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

Al regular nas-eurcf TRANS Ni'pt' h'h NFs
PTLLMAN-CNE SERVICE
ON Train 5C--Ncw YORK and Atlanta rif NANs-
IL gton aut iaayile. -
Washington aud New orleans Licnm1ni %"
Iaryiuc. RGfurning. DdAyiiic AMI kic1iu'n1 o.
train No. 80.
Tickets ~ ~ 10 an points .outh fpnii,-isi, anA
southwest. ami baggage cIicckec tnfnlfr.
No las.oNer checks glstn un local uc.e
". SLAUGHTER.
Genera! Pas.euKrr AGENT
SOL HAAS. Traffic Nthsrcr.
Al, RivEs.ticreraI Manager R2-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN ZACH
DtkEC fiON.