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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-06-19
A letter of DeclinallOn.

valuing in no wise the best gift Of heaven, -
the occasion and the power sometimes be-
slowed upon mere individual TO commlIni,
cate an impulse for good,--grateful beyond al
words to my fellow wcountrymcn who would
assign such Il beneticent function TO me, am
consolcd by the reflection that neither the
democratic party or the republic, for whose
future that party is the best guarantee, is now,
or ever can be, dependent upon any one man
for their successful progress in the path OF d
noble destiny. Having given to their welfare
whatever Of health andstrength possessed ol
could borrow from the future, and having
reached the term of my capacity for such Ia
bors as their welfare now demands, but sub
nit to the will Of God in dccming my public
career forever closed. SAMUELJ. TmDEN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-22

An Act Authorizing County Courts to
Grant Licenses.
SECTION BE it enacted by the
Governor and Legislative Assembly o.
the Territory Of Utah; That on and after
the fist day OF April, eighteen hundred
and eighty-four, no person shall be per.
mitted to carry on the business of mer-
chants, retailers, peddlers, auct;oneers,
brokers, pawn brokers, money changers,
travelling Snowman, theatrical perform
ances, circus and mensgeries, without
first obtaining q license therefor from the
county courts IN their respective
counties as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 1.-THE county court in their re-
lpective eoun les are hereby authorized
TO provide for the granting of licenses as
contemplated Ia the first section Of this
act. They shall also provide q suitable
book Of printed forms with stubs: said
stubs thall contain duplicate copy Of all
Licenses issued, and they shsll be num-
pared con ecu lively: said county courts
shall Tx the price OF ell licenses granted
by them, which price shall be uniform
for all licenses of the same class and
shall not exceed for suy one license on
any business named in this set. the sum
of one hundred dollars for any one wear:
Prop. ded. That the price fixed for a GUAR.
ter yearly license msy be made the price
for any time less than three montns; and
said county courts shall require pay
ment for all licenses invariably in ad.
vance. Upon the applicant paving the
required amount to the county clerk. said
cielk shall issue the desired license for
any term not exceeding one year.
SEC. S.-Ne such license shall be
transferable unless such transfer shall be
sanctioned by the county court or pro-
bate judge.
SKc, At any person shall violate the
provisions Of sny OF the preceding sec
tions OF this act, he shall be guilty of
misdemeanor.
SEC. 5.-No;hing In this acl shall be
construed to apply to peddlers of perish
able fruits and vegetables, nor 10
any person carrying on business in an
Incorporated city.
Approved March Is, 1894.
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Bank Statement.
Wall Street.

New York, 21.-Stocks opened weak,
and soon declined Il to 4. Before the
first call, however, there was q sharp
change for the better, brought sboGt by
an attempt on the part Of shorts to cover.
Attempt was unsuccessful, and prices bid
up rapidly from to 90. Borrowing
demand for stocks was enormous, and
SIS high as 125 per diem for use OF 100
shares Of Lsckawanns: Missouri Pacific
and LsckaWanna were great features,
the former rising 9T to 100, ana the lat
ter SA to los; advance in the re nslnder
of the list ranged from l to 4. Dealing
attended with great excitement.
ocn-Stocks weaker; sitter sharp
furry prices declined a to 5, liter Mis-
souri, Pacific, which returned to 90. This
was succeeded by a frmer tone, and q
rally Of Z to 21z, Missouri Pacific sgain
being prominent. A. noon the market
WAS quiet.
Vague rumors foatei shout Wall
street to-day, but not one could be traced
TO sn eutheGtie source. 4 failures were
announced on the stock exchange IN to
q late hour this afternoon, and rather
better feeling seemed 10 prevail. The
squeeze of Missouri Pacific and Lacke-
wanna, engineered, it is faid, Dy ). v.
White, is the principal topic OF convrr-
sation. The opinion Of business men on
the street yesterday is that after Carl
son has settled MS affairs he will still
have very large fortune.
& report, as yet entlrely ia
founded, was circulated in Wall street
this afternoon, ,hst Calls P. Hunting.
ton, of Central Pacific railway fame, had
failed. Sauaio. Van Wyck's attack on
Pacific stock and the market decline on
Northern Pacific during the late hours
of tee session may have started the story,
but other stocks in which Burlington is
reported 30 be Interested held up we'll.
At O'Clock the friends Of Huntington
denied positively that thera was any
truth in the story OF his being embar>
rGssed.
Later -Huntington himself was just
seen by q reporter, and he denies en-
phstically that he has failed,
Governments WeSk on sales of specu-
lstive holdings; railways lower, especi
ally UnioR Pacific Issues of sinkin e
funds broke to 100 firsts to los. Stock
exchange wss to-day the scene of great
excitement.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TN
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT.
TER-DAT SAINTs.-Services in tie Tab.
ernacle st D. m.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL holy Com
munion 7.80 a. m. Sundsy school. Gas
8. m. Morning prayer and sermon, IL
am. Evening prayer at pm,
CoNGREGATIoEAL CHURCH - There
viii be Congregational services at the
Synagogue two blocks west OF the Gift
House) as usual st Ii O'Clock NJ, and
Sabbath School ct r. 5. All are welcome
and strangers especially-seats free.
THIRTEENTH WARp-Scott Anderson
will preach sermon on Temperance in
the Thirteenth Ward Assem- bly, Room
at 80 this evening. His subj :ct will bs
the four pillars cf Temperance, Reason,
Ell perience, Science and Revelation.
MEMORIAL SERVICES The death of
Bishop Simpson will be tie occasion Of
memorial services among Me.hodists
throug bout the world. Appropriate ser.
vices will be held in The Methodist ECis-
copsl church of this city to- day. The
sermon by the pastor At IL am. will be
based on tbs text .'Well Done Good and
Faithful Servant, etc, etc." At Sp.m.,
union memorial services, participated ia
by Acting Gov. Thomas, Rev. DR.. Jacks
son, Of Camp Douglas; Rev. DR.. Nc.
Niece, Presbyterian; Rev. Mr.. ARM
strong. Episcopalisn; Professor Benner,
Congregational; Rev. L. @. Tiff, Methc>
dit. A cordial invitation is extended 10
all the churches, visiting strangerP, and
the public generally.
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ORDER

RetGt'ng to Licenses pursuant to en-
ter ky LGaOs Of Utah, 1884.
Pursuant to provisions of the act Of .be
GoVernor and Legislative Assemble Of
the Territory of Utah, entitled San Act
authorizing county courts to grant IL
censee, approved March 18th, 1894, It is
ordered by The County Court of Sah
Lake County, that every person, firm,
company or corpo; at IN who wishes 10
obtain license to carry on in Salt Lake.
County the business Of q merchant. or
taller, peddler, auotioneer, broker. Dawn.
broker, money changer, travelling shew-
man, or TO exhibit theatrical perform
snces, circus or menageries, must make
an spplcatlcn therefor, inviting, 90 the
Olerk OF The Court, verified; such spoli.
cation must state the name of tbs person
or persons who intend 10 carry on the
business, or II 1t be 8 company, firm or
corporation, the names Of the menbars
or i'm name or the name Of the CORPORA.
lion. the place where the business is in.
tended 10 be carried On, and with ,onye-
nlent certainty the average amount OF
capital Intended to be used.
1.-THE license sought for be for a mar.
chant o. retail dealer, the amount of the
license ebsll be, if the capital does nct
exceed i've hundred dollare, the sum OF
500 per quarter yearly, il advance. II
the capltsl be over five hundred dolisrs.
1t shall be SO 50 yearly, il advance. II
TIE license sought for be f1r O Deddler
the snouLt OF the license shall be IS d
per guar or yearly, in advance.
1.-THE license sought for be for an ana
tioneer; the SUM shall be Sc Is per ousr.
ter yearly, IN advance.
II the license sought for be for sqy
other business mentioned in said act. the
County Court, on application, will make
special rates therefor. This order 20 take
effect from and after the frat day of Jnne.
1884, and each quarter year shall com
mence the let day Of June, Ist Septem,
Der, st December, let March,
Territory OF Utah, County Of Salt Lake. a..
], John G. Cutler, Clerk Of the County
Court II and for the County OF Salt Lake, IN
the Territory Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and eofrecs copy
Of an order relating to Licences pursuant to
Chapter XIV, Laws Of Utah, 1854, "a aQneeSS
OF record IA my o&ess
In witness whereof, have oerszRAs set ~
hand and affixed the &c. a 80 Gear,
[sEALl this ID day Of june, al 81.
JOHN g. ggs&AR
Jun 20 County Clerk.
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OGDEN OCCURRENCES.

The farming prospects in the vi
entity are bright indeed.
The street car system is already
an assured success and is well pa
tronIzed.
The thunder shower last evening
cooled the atmosphere, and the
scorching soon transform I'd into an
invigorating calm.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Fourth Of July cele.
byation in Ogden, and numerous at
fractions will be presented for the
natal day.
The trains are all running ON
time now; no high water TO impede
travel; the streams have fallen
rapidly and no fears are entertained
Of the waters doing any more dam
age.
The citizsns of Ogden are being
interviewed by the Gazetteer agents,
and the people seem to be doing all
that is required to give Ogden
good representation in the forth
coming Utah Gazetteer and Direc-
tory.
The funeral of the young man
named Edwards, who was shot on
the Utah & Northern Railway few
days since, took place yesterday
and was we'll attended. Nothing
new has been discovered regarding
the tragedy.
The Dooly-Stevens block will soon
be fully completed. Heesch s. Els
lerbeck. of Salt Lake, are doing the
plumbing. The building will be one
of the finest in Ogden, and Is well
suited for the purposes intended.
Fifth street is being graded,
which fact is pleasing the citiznes of
that part Of the town. The part of
Fifth street on the hill and near the
court house is undergoing extensive
improvements and when completed
that street will present an att!ac-
tive appearance.
A runaway team yesterday after
noon boiled into Mr.. Nels. Nc.
Carty's rig and 50 serious was the
crash that it resulted in breaking
Mr.. McCarty's left leg and otherwise
injufing him, no one else was hurt
and lucky it was that the accident
" S no WOree.
Numerous trancient visitors and
commercial men are in the town
thus making trade a trifle better-at
Least for the hotel and livery men.
The times are still dull and pros
pests rather blue, Notwithstanding
these facts, how ever, the numerous
factories and mills In the Vicinity
are running to their full capa titles.
The question of remedying the
bad and sometimes dangerous
sidewalks, the question of having
now opera house and a Union depot
all seam to no more agitate the mind
OF the public. The characteristic
bull dog grip. or enterprise in other
words seems to have diet out.
The city was thronged yesterday
! with visitors from the neigh borip G
towns Market day and the circus
were the main attractions. The
circus Is said to have given a very
good performance, and was well
patronized. 1t Ia not so large an
affair as Coles, but the admission is
50o,, thus making it possible for the
masses tc attend.
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A RIDICULOUS APPRECIATION.

One OF the most ridiculous OF affsc-
tations is that which possesses so
many writer's of English to quote
foreign words with q semi.apclogetic
statement that there is no word in
English which quite expresses the
idea." It is very con- mon. Scores
of really good writer's have fallen into
the habit; and what is most remark
able some OF tnep1 are writers who
cannot fairly be assumed to be act
uated by vanity or desire to air their
familiarity with foreign tongues.
An illustration will probably show
best how absurd an affectation it is;
and if We find one ready at hand in
the recent statement of Mrs. Lucy 81.
Hooper that Sarah Bernhsrdt ia
"What the French call toquee, for
which the English language has nc
exact equivalent.
A little analysis Of this statement
shows Its utter absurdity. Mrs.
Hooper is what may be called good
English scholar; and while she may
be sufficiently vsrsd 10 French TO
think in thas language. it is no dis
paragement of he. powers to say that
her ordinary thinking is done in
English. II the word tOquee conveys
any clear idea to her mind, i; is al
idea wnioh her English mind grasps
and grasps in English. In that case
she Can express it clearly in English.
If she bad no clear idea-in English
of the meaning OF the word she is
not competent TO pass upon its hsv-
ing or not having an exact equivalent
In that language.
Il is true many French and German
words-probabiy also words in other
foreign languages-that the idea they
convey cannot be expressed in Eng.
lish With a single word. 1t is true
also of some English words that no
single word in any foreign tongue
will convey the same idea fully and
accurately. But this is different
state of things from that which the
authors We refer to affect to find-sn
idea in one language that cannot be
expressed in another. II there be
any modern language which exhibits
this difficulty it ia certainly not Eng
lish.
1t is worth noting that this affects-
ton is confined mainly to English
and American writers, especially the
latter. The German or French author
very rarely finos an ides in any other
| lanCuaea which he does mt feel ppF.
fectly competent to express in his own.
though he be naturally compelled
when writing Of modern inventions
and in some other directions-to
use any English words. Very rare ia
it to End foreign author, who pro-
tesses any acquaintance with English
suggesting the untranslatabless of any
word in his mother tongue. He may
not always translate it accurately.
but he almost invariably makes the
attempt -[Desroit Free Press,
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If you wish to preserve continual
harmony in yoar family the great
secret lies in being sometimes blind
to things y0u DO not care 10 see, and
deaf to thin you do not care 20
hear.
The only drawback to enthusiasm
in any good cause is that it may so
absorb us as to prevent us from recoE-
nizing sonathing else equally need
ful. We are large enough to include
eo,b, the more zeal We possess the
bstter; out, We are go limited in
power, We should beware of EXHAUST
ing it in single direction.
We are often selfish in cur love.
desiring more to be loved in return
than to benefit the object OF our affec-
tons. We are sometimes 40 tender
of our relations as to sacrifice truth
or justice for fear of disturbing them
more careful OF our friends feelings
than of his character. and Il his con-
tim ed regard for ourselves than OF
his best welfare.
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THE rive GLASSES.
BY lila WHEELER

There sat two glasses filed to the brim,
On rich mans table rim to rim
One was rudy and red az blood,
And one was clear as the crystal food.
Said the glass Of wins TO his paler brother,
Lev Us Ieli tales OF the past to each other;
can tell OF banquet, and revel and mirIh,
where was king, for ruled In might;
or tne pl oVdest and grandest souls on earth
FELL under my touch, as though struck with
blight
From the heads Of kings have torn the
From the heights Of fame have hurled men
down.
have blasted many an honored name;
l nave taken virtue apd giveo sha me;
l nave tempted youth with sip taste,
mat has made his future barren waste
Ear greater than any king am I,
Or than any army beneath the sky
have made the arm OF the driver fail,
ana sent the train from the iron rail;
have made GOOD ships go down at sea,
And the shrieks OF the lost were sweet to me;
Fame. strength, wealth, genius before me fall;
And my might and power are over all
no, BIO! pale brother" said the wine,
"Can " q boast Of deeds SO great as mine?"
Said the water glass: II cannot boast
" king dethroned, or q murdered host,
But I can tell OF hearts that were sad
by ny crystal drops made bright and glad;
VI thlrsts have Quenched and brows have
Of ha-ds 1 have cooled and souls I have
saved
have lesped through the valley and dashed
down tbs mountain,
Slelt In the sunshine, and dripped from the
fountain;
have burst my cloud letters and dropped
from the sky,
And everywhere gladdened the prospect and
eye;
1 have eased tho hot forhead Of fever and
pain
I have made the parched meadows grow fer
tile with grain
/ can tell of the powerful wheel OF the mill,
Tnat ground out the -four aud turned at my
will
] can tell of manhood debased by you,
That have up'iftsd AID crowned anew;
l cheer, l help, l strengthen and aid;
1 gladden. the heart of man and maid;
/ set the wine-chained captive free,
and all are better for Knowing me-"
These are the tales they told each other,
The glass OF wine and bis pa!er brother,
AS they sat together, filed to the brim,
On rich mans table, rim to fiu.
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San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 21-Malkets are active, and
cereals closed st the outside prices of the
day
Wheat-85sz cash June, s62S July, SO
August, 81 to e September.
Corn - 551s cash June, 555s TO u
July, 6sS August, 81 September.
Os's-3lX June. BIZ July, 27%
August.
Whisky-11G.
Afternoon - Wheat - Weaker; IS
june, So July,
Corn-Steady; 55 Juue, 81 July.
Oats-Quiet, unchanged
Rye Dull, 65H.
Bsrley-Dull; 65.
Pork-Quiet;l o to 20 lower. 10 25
June.
Lard-Fifm, higher; $50 to June.
Bulk Mests-Fair demand; shoulders
80, short ribs, 8.25, short clear 8.7F.
Whisky-Unchsnged, steady, 10.
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Oil Market,

New York. 21,-Oil market to-day
waG excited and demorslized. Pipe Line
certificates broke from 58A to 5l4 on
enormous business. The Exchange WAS
flooded with unfsvorsble reports. 1t was
reported at one time that two prominent
concerns had failed, but upon inquiry
the officers of the exchanges denied the
storie..
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NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
1 Zion's Benefit Building Society will
be held In the City Hall, Salt Lake
O1ltty, on Monday evening, June 3Oth.
1884, at 8 O'Clock, for the election of off.
GERS and the transaction of such othe-
business as nsy be brought before the
meeting. - :
a. PARSONS,
JeZE Secretary.
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chicago 1--we Stock Market.

Chicago. q -Hogs-Keceipts, 10 500;
very weak, 10 to 25 lower; rough packing
40 to 10; packing and shipping, $40
to 5 As; light. 400 to $50.
Csttle-Receipts 1000; active, good to
choice shipping 6.15 to $50, common to
medium 5.25 to 60, stockers 800 to
4.76; feeders AGO to 4.75; grass Texans
700 to $50 pounds. g. 80 to 500, corn fed
Texans, $50 to 1000 pounds, 5 20 to 6.l5.
Sheep-keceipts 800; steady; inferior
to fair 225 to 800 per cwt., medium to
good, 90 to SO; choice to extra 4.25
to 500
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That person has the greatest honor
and purest mora who is ready to
pardon all mistakes in other people
as il he himself Tended daily, and
at the same time go vigorously
sbstains from all appearance of evil
as il be forgsvs nobody.
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Under the management OF CHARLES a.
YALE Produced at an actual cost OF $40 600.
Its stupendous exhibition of Scenic Effects,
Modern Stage Improvements, Adjuucts, Ne
ehanism, etc., rival all former efortsI Twen-
ty-fsur New and Gorgeous Sets Of ecenery by
the Eminent Artist, Harry Merry. Three
nowned Costumers, Godchauf & Co Paris.
An unrivsled Dramatic Cast of IS People
MILE ROSA VIALLA, Premier from the
Eden Theatre, Paris MILE MARIE BRAN.
BILL4, Star Premier Dapseuse Asoluta,
from Milan, Italy, supported by the 6rsnd
English Ballet, imported expressly for this
production from the ALEXANDRA Theatre,
London.
"a Box Plsn open Saturday at 10 am.
az NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
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EVERY household is liable to be
visited by sudden sickness. Often
1t occurs in the night, distant from
the doctor, nothing in the house to
give relief, the patient is sure to get
worse, A box of Ayers Pills, in
such an emergency, would arrest
disorders which, If not taken IN sea-
y, msy become deadly.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 2l.- Wheat not much do
ing.
Corn Dull.
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New York, 21.-Money is unusually
sdtive. advanced y; closed offered 4.
Prime mercantile paper 5 to ..
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak
1869.
Sterling exchange demand, 4.87H.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUdH
and Bronchitis Immediately re-
neved ~ Shilohb Cure Sold BY Q.
q H. I Orzs Secra G
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The above Is standard mountain
time.
JOHN 7. LYNCH,
Postmaster.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, MAY I, 1894.
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New York Wool.

New York, 21.-Wool, demsnd quiet,
steady.
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THE MAILS.

When They Arrive and De-
part,
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New York Petroleum.
New York, 21.-Petroleum easier.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York. 2l.-Bsr silver lOH.
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, JUNE 81
White spring, in good condition II to "a
- poor {" IL to II
Black spring, good condition.. II
White fall AMI iamb's........... II to Is
Arizona ,...,...,,.....,..., 8 to 10
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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Of Licenses.

an Act Authorizing County Courts to
Grant Licenses.
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BILLION & 0REMARKET
Latest Quotations.

Corrected Daily by MCCORMICK & Col
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The Sale Of Seats will begin at ths hoy
ounce saturday morning, June Dist.
me adVisahility OF SECURING seats early "a
respectfully suggested. =