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Meningitis Case.

Monday morning Mcknight was
bound over in $1,000 bail, about
11.8O o'clock. Mcknight came to
the Commissioners Office at about
II O'Clock and offered Arthur Brown
as surety. The Court assented to
Mr., Brown, and went down to the
Supreme Court room and met Mr..
Brown, and before taking his &C.
knowledgment askej him II he was
an owner of real estate, to which
Mr.. Brown said no, he had none.
Then the Court required of Mr..
Mcknight that the other surety
should be an owner Of real estate
free from all encumbrances. After
Mr.. Brown had signed the bail bond
Mr.. Mcknight was released in order
to find another surety, and was to
report at O'Clock pm. About l. 40
o'clock Mcknight came to the Com
missioner's office with one F. W.
Rose, who, III answer to an inquiry
if he had any real property, said no,
it was all in his wife's name. Then
the defendant and Rose left, and
nothing more was seen of them
until the Supreme Court opened this
morning, when Mcknight, Brown,
Rose and one Ayerton came in and
justified before Judge Hunter. This
looks little funny to those at a re-
spectful distance.
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Capital Chips.

Washington, 29.-Arguments of rail
road attorneys opposed TO the bills COM
polling land grant railroads to take out
titles to lands granted, we're postponed
TIL February 9th.
Al Q meeting Of toe House committee
on banking and currency the resolution
OF Representative Hunt, introduced last
Tuesdsy, was discussed. and with an
amendment offered by Representative
wilkins was adopted. 8 to 4. Those OPP
posed were Buckner, Mills, TEX Yaple
and Brumm. The resolution as amended
declares the public welfare demands
that She benefits Of the national banking
system be substantially preserved and
continued, for the time being, provided
this Teso, ution shall net be construed as
q deI laration in favor OF the perpetua-
ton of the public debt.
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What is this Famous Specific

The title "Hale's Honey of Hore>
hound and Tar" is q key to all the
ingredients Of that invaluable rem>
edy for diseases of the throat and
lungs. Its three components are
known % the whole world for their
healing, soothing and counter-irri-
tating properties, and the proper.
tions in which thsy are combined in
this famous pulmOnic render it, by
all odds, the most potent prepars-
ton known fer the radical cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Iufiuenza, Hoarse-
ness, Bronchial difficulties, and all
diseases tending to Consumption.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Price soc. and 81. Get the large
sIze. Pixies Toothache drops cure
in one minute. I
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FORTY-ElGHTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

Washington, 2e.-PIattyoffo,.s
resolution for which he ssto5 q
mediate consideration directinc m I'M
comal.I'ee on post Offices and n .ae
a aGaus 70 inquire whether telegran5b6iSos
charges mad been injuriousIv ~
fected Dy the large stock dividosa-
OF the western Union Comnaunnus
cancellations or contracts OF
competing or other comnsni.s win
whether through the Gold Colds San. ana
Telegraph Company or otba SeOck
the Western Union Company MISE nrs
scribed rules or regulations for pre- IRE
transmission Of press newa T TIe
resolution authorizes the eoron,i ue
tee to send for persons or papers
Objection was made by Shern,.
and 1t went over till tO-morrow
Sherman's resolution On the W.
glnia and Mississippi elections vss
taken up and Sherman snoSo
briefly In support OF the resoIution
saying 20 far as esn be Judged fr0r3,
statements contained in affidavita
and newspaper publications bearinn
on the question under considerstioDe
murders in Virginia and Mlssissinn;
were Ia consequence of determine.
ton on the part of the Democratic
PARTY to defy the laws and tran1nio
on the rights of all exponents.
Malone then addressed the Seno+o
In favor OF the resolution. -
At the conclusion of Mabono,s
remarks calls for "VoteD wars
heard, and :.the chair snnouncinS
that the question would be On agree.
ing to the resolution, demand for
the yeas and nays was made. With.
out remark from any Democratic
Senator, the matter was brou0ht ~
q vote end the resolution passed
80 yeas, 8 nays.
Logan called up and had passed .
JOINT resolution appropriating Sill
600 for the improvement Of the pooI
above the dam near the Rock Island
arsenal.
The Senate resolved to attend the
funeral ceremonies OF Representative
Mackey in the hall OF the House to-
morrow af ernoon.
The Senate then took I'D tho
House resolution approprIa.iDy
$4,000 for the aaintensnoe
OF destitute Indians of the Cr1w
agency and elsewhere. The amend.
ment increasing the amount tn
100000, was agresd to. The ioint
resolution thus amended passed.
The Senate passed the House Hill
making an appropriation of $3.50
600 rebate tax on tobacco and sol or
for expenses of the Legislature Of
New Mexico.
Bayard called up the bill made the
special order for to-day, providing a
method Of settling inconpIeted
Mexican land grants. The lands
affected are those derived by the
United States from the republic Of
Mexico now embraced within tie
Territories of New Mexico. Wyo-
ming, Arizona and Utah, and the
States of Nevada and Colorado. A
long debate followed, but the matter
went over without action.
Exc, utive session and adjourned,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Attacking the Bulls and Bears.
A $1,000 Safe Robbery in
Chicago.
Terrible Explosion in st. Paul
In Egypt.

Khartouu, ga refugee from Fl
Obeid reports that be saw Msjor Won
Zeckendorf SITS bbed TO death while on q
bed ia the hospital. Edmund O'Donuo-
van. correspondent OF the Daily News
was killed near General Hicks. The
rest of the Europeans belonging to the
army he saw lying dead after the battle.
he says FL Mabdi sod large quantities
Of watches, rings and the like. Sh eikh
ObOdi has been summoned to Kbsrtoum
to surrender and avoid bloodshed. The
town lie quiet but the soldiers are clam
Oring for pay. The arrival of General
Gordon lie aBxiously awaited. Hussein
Pasha is Offering distractions to every
measure.
London, 29.-The Times, in leading
article, Gays the fact that Baron Roths-
child has lent the Khedive nearly mill.
ion pounds, implies the confidence OF
fnaneiers that England hss taken Egypt
in hand and will see her safely through
her troubles. England cannot retire
now without exposing Egypt to worse
condition OF anarchy than that which
prevailed under Arab Pasha.
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More MONOPOLY.

New York, ga Baltimore special
to the Tribuns says: Rumors gain ere
Ohio Railroad company in placing 90
many prominent Western Union men in
charge of the management of its tele-
g1aph business has been in contemplate n
Of its ultimate intention OF union with
The Western Union company. The
Tribune also notes that prominent Of
kcisl of the Bankers & Merchants Tele-
graph company remarked that it is under
stood the Postal company was trying to
sell out but to what company he refused
10 ssy!
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Terrible Explosion.

st. Paul, 29.-Globe's special WIN,
nj oee, says: News is just received
of q terrible explosion on the Can
adam Pacific railway, east OF fort
Arthur. The explosion occurred as
5 am. on the 22d inst, near MICH
ipicotor. It was caused by dynam-
tie cartridges being left near q sIose
in the office. Five men were Kiueu,
two lived three hours and the otners
were killed instantly. The pooles
passed Peninsula harb0r this morn
ing on the way to Port Arthur.
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HOUSE.

Washington, 29.-Pettibone o.
fered q resolution, which was
adopted unanimously, providing that
the funeral ceremonies of the late
E. W. NJ. Mackey, of. South Caro-.
lima, be held in this hall to morrow
at one o'clock, and directing the
clerk to invite members of the SEN
ate TO be present.
The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the Secretary
Of War In response to q resolution
calling for information .as to the
average number of commissioned
officers of the army between the 4th
Of March, 1857 and the 4th of March.
1851, and between the 9Th of March,
1877, and the 4th of March, 1851, Sc.
The Secretary states that the first
period the average number Of CON-
missioned officers was 1,066, of whom
sixtysseven were tried by court
martial, and thirty-nine convicted.
Second period, average number, 2.
Ala, of whom 80 were tried by court
martial and 122 convicted.
Bills introduced:
Matson, to increase the pensions
OF widows and dependent relatives
OF deceased soldiers
Wood, to prevent the employment
OF operatives on railway trains more
than twelve hours out Of twenty
four.
Wilson, to provide for the lnspec-
ton sn6 certifcation Of meat pIo7
ducts Tor expectation.
Wood, To reduce tsrjf rates on
different kinds and qualities OF SUI
CARS. ct fixes the followingEtarln on
sugar: Above No. so, one cent per
pound: above No. 16, one
and one half cents; SIo
above No. 20 two csnts.
Also to reduce the duty on "oolen
goods, faunels, blankets, W0me1s
and children's Gress goods and ready
made clothing. It provides that the
duty On woo'en cloths, Wocien
sbawIs and all manufactured wool
valued not exec. ding 81 cents Eei
round shall be 80 per cent a9
valoren instesd of 81 Per cent. al
valorem, and 80 cents per p9uno a. a.
at present; when valued soose S 81
cents, the duty to be 80 per cent. a.
valorem, instesd Of 40 per eent.
and 35 cents per pound ss 81 present. S.:ooi
On blankets, fanDels, has q o. :, w. go
and knit goods, ihe duty 70 ~ o Ie
duced one-hal', and on women .l.s > @ 1er
children's apparel from 20 cg iarsn5 n
pound. and 40 cents ad YaioieIn "
% cents per pound. ,bo,-
Hewitt, of New York. TO su to Te
ize the tile Of newspapers 70 10
Bennett, to prevent the intorm9[
rage Of the white and negro TAcS' -
the District of Columbus. .,ure
Warner, of Ohio. to batter scout
the stability Of paper currency, rur.
provides that uncovered paper G
rency of the United States, cons1d
inc of national bank notes 81
United States notes shall be Ini sto-
to 500, 100000, except as hsreaiNr
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Neither mental nor physical labor
can be accomplished satisfactorily
unless the system is in order. When
you feel tired. languid, wearied
without exertion, the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental
effort, you can rest assured that
your liver is not acting properly,
and that nature requires assistance
to help throw off impurities. There
is no remedy that will accomplish
this so mildly and yet effectually as
"Prickly Ash Bitters." A trial will
satisfy you of its merits.
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Business Failure.

Toronto, 29.-The American Lumber
Company has assigned. The company
had capital of $1,000, 00o. It was
formed some years ago and owned ex-
tsnsive limits and mills, The banks
mainly interested are the Toronto Bank,
Quebec Bank and Bank OF Commerce.
The liabilities foot up close to 81, 500, 000
which was secured. The Bank OF Com.
merce Is the largest creditor.
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Tuesday, January 20, 1884.
Council met at pm. President
in the chair.
Minutes read, corrected and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Hammond presented a petit
tion from Mr.. Froiseth, asking fol
an appropriation to print revised
map of Utah. Referred to committee
on education.
Mr.. Page presented a petition
from the City Council of Pays0n
city, praying for an amendment to
the city charter. Referred to the
committee on municipal corpora
lions and towns.
Mr.. Barton presented a bill to
amend Section 1, Chapter xiii, Laws
of Utah, 1888. Referred to commit
tee on municipal corporations and
towns.
Mr.. Grover PRESENTED a bill for
prevention of the running at large
of sheep, in certain cases. The bill
provides against the herdiDg OF
sheep within three miles of town,
or within one mile Of s stream or
dairy. Referred to committee on
public health.
Mr.. Hammond moved that bills
before the respective standing COM
mittees be printed before action be
taken on them by committees
After discussion, motion adopted:
A communication was received
from the Mayor and City Council
Of Salt Lake, thanking the Council
for courtesies extended.
A communication was received
from the Bell Telephone Company
profering the use of the instru>
ments of the company during the
session OF the Council. On motion,
accepted vith thanks of the Coun-
Gil.
Adjourned till 2 pm. to day.
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Railway Racket.

Omaha, 2e.-Pretident Perkins
and General Manager Potter, Of the
Burlington, passed through Omaha
this morning en- route to Denver. 1t
is currently reported that they in
tend to hold a conference In Denver
with General Manager Clark, OF the
Union Pacific, who left yesterday
for California. Nothing definite ls
known here about the proposed con-
ference.
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Cable Clicks,

Vienns, 29.-The funeral Of the MUIR
dered detective Block was attended By
immense throngs of people. W.eaths
in great number we're p sced upon the
coffin. The murderer has shown such
violence at times that it was necessary to
place him in irons.
London, %. - Permission to erect
monument to Luther at Riga was refused
by the Russian authorities.
Paris, 29.-The circulation is forbid
den IN France of q book containing ar
ticles from Nouvelle Revue, SO grossly
libelous of the German Imperial family.
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eUcU1EErs AAxICA sAEve

Ths greatest medical woa6es q
saa world. Warranted to speedily
curs BGrns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers.
Salt Rhsunt, Fever Sorse, Cancers'
Piss, ChiiblaiEs, CoraE, Tsttar,
Onappsd Hands; and al akin esup-
sIsns, guaranteed to cure IN every
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New BLOOMFIELD, Miss,

Jan. 2, 1880.
l wish to say to you that 1 have
been suffering for the last five wears
with severe itching all over.
have heard OF Hop Bitters and have
tried 1t. 1 have used up four bottles.
and it has done me more good than
all the doctors and medicine that
they could use on Or with me. I
am old and poor, but feel to bless
you for such relief by your medi-
cine, and from torment OF tie doc
tors. L have had fifteen doctors at
me. One gave me seven ounces of
solution o'arsenic; another took four
quarts Of blood from me. All thew
could tell was that it was skin sick
ness. Now, after these four bottles
of your medicine, my skin is well.
clean and smooth as ever.
I HENRY KNoCHE.
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A crazy man escaped from the
Sisters Hospital at Butte Monday
morning early, and with nothing
on excepting his underclothing was
attempting, despite the snow, to Zee
to the mountains. He was captured
and brought back. His feet were
badly frozen.
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Nihilists,

st. Petersburg, 29.-Gsbrielof, the
officer sent 10 Khsrkhoff by Colonel Su-
6eikin, 70 investigate nihilism. was assss-
sinated en- the 26th inst.
The police discovered plot for the up.
rising of peasants in Little Russia, and
also q scheme for putting strychnine in
the Cars bread. Many arrests.
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Safe Blowing.

Chicago, 29.-The safe in the possoffice
at Blue Island. one of the south western
suburbs of this city, was blown open
last night. The value OF plunder Sc
cured by the thieves is placed at $15, 600.
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a DISTINGUISHED physician Gays
After careful examination Of DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, 1 am
satisfied that it Is a wholesome and
valuable preparation, with which
bread and other articles may be pre-
pared suitable to a weakened and
disordered digestion. InYalids may
indulge in warm biscuits made with
it, and feel the better for it." /
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ANSWER THIs:-Is there person
living who ever cav q case of ague,
billiOusness, nervousness or neural
gia, or any disease of the stomach,
liver or kidneys that Hop Bitters
will not cure3 +
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How inexpensive. and yet how
effective is the great substitute for
Sulphur Baths, GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye, Black or Brown, SOC.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SIXTEENTH DAY.

Jan. 90, 1884.
House called to order at 2 pm.
Minutes corrected and adopted.
H. r. No. II, left over from
yesterday on its second reading was
further considered. After several
amendments to the bill had been
made, MI. Cummings moved to
str Ike out the ensctlng clause In
support of his motion be cited the
| present law in regard to fencing in
Of railways, and claimed it was
| ample, while the bill under consider
alton would impose heavy expense
on the railways, in forcing the com
panies to fen &c On each side Of their
roads, even WHARF, passing through
public and desert lands.
Mr.. Crf er was in favor Of the bill
or one similar to it, and claimed
that section 433 of the Compiled
Laws Of Utah did not sffor6 the pro-
lection desired.
Mf. Francis argued in favor of the
bill, and claimed that the present
law did not protect citizens in their
stock property, and does not afford
ample protection to the lives of pas
sengers on the railways, bat the bill
under consideration would meet the
wants of the public.
Mr.. Cummings claimed the bill
would be unconstitutional. His
motion to strike out the enacting
clause was lost.
On motion Of MIR. Cummings the
bill was ordered printed and placed
on file for its third reading.
II. F. No IL, a bill to amend sec.
ton 494 Of Compiled Laws Of Utah.
was taken up on its second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Thurman it was
made special order for January 80.
The Speaker presented q com,
municatiOn from the Territorial
Auditor In reference to witness and
jury fees. Referred to committee
on claims and public accounts.
Also from the same q communi-
cation in regard to laws governing
jury trials. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
Communications were received
from M. NJ. Bane, ii. McMasters.
the Chancellor OF Deseret UniyerS
city, E r. Snow Smith and T. M.
Lyman, thanking the House for its
offer of the freedom of the House.
Mr.. FarnswOrth was granted Ieaye
OF absence till next Monday.
A communication from G.. F. Ans
Rett, Offering the free use of a teIs-
phone during the session, was read
and accepted with ,hsnks.
Mr.. Cummings moved to increase
the printing orders TO ECO copies o.
daily minutes and 100 copies of all
bills.
dir. Perry offered sn amendment,
to restrict 10 - cents extra per day.
Amendment lost.
Mr.. Thurman moved 10 restrict to
81 per day above present est.
Pending this a motion to lie on the
table prevailed.
Mr.. FarnsWorth presented a pe-.
titiOn from j. III. Coombs, deputy
sheriff Of Beaver county, asking 1e-
lief. Referred without reading to
the comm ttee on claims and public
accounts.
Mr.. Webb offered q resolution,
Council concurIing, for joint ses-
sion Of committees on irrigation TO
investigate and report a bill st an
early date. Adopted.
at $50 p. N. q jjduEned I'LL pm.
January 50.
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SEND for Glenn's Sulphur Soap, if
troubled with an eruption or an
abrasion of the skin.
HILLS Hair and Whisker Dye,
Black or Brown, SOC.
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Important if True.

New York, 90. - a dispatch from
MatsmoFas, Mex, says: Rev. Father
Damazo Soto, of Concordis, State OF
Vsro Cruz, has discovered key to the
Aztsc writings.
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Short in His Accounts.

Cincinnati, ga morning paper
states that Samuel A. Medary, for q
number of years psymaster on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad,
has been relieved. His accounts are said
to be $40, 900 short.
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New Telegraph Company.

New York, 29.-Articles of incorpora.
ton ofthe.M ercantile Telegraph & Gable
90. are fled. The capital stock is fixed
at S13, 0s0, 600, but provision is made for
an increase to sum not to exceed $780,
OQo. 600.
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Attacking the Bulls and Bear,

AlbsBy, N. Y, ga bill was intro
duced in the assembly declaring void all
contracts, written or verbal for the sale
or transfer of any share or interest in the
stock Of any company, unless the party
contracting to sell or transfer shall be In
sexual possession of such stock, etc., etc.
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A Costly Kiss.

Montreal, 29.-Abbe Chubert was
fined SIS or two months Imprisonment
fors kissing Mrs. Bezesu, his landlady,
while she was in bed.
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Afraid of 1t,

Trenton, Nj, 29.-The House de-
feated joint resolution saking for Jersey
congressman to favor q national postal
telegraph law.
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FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prizes
gse. gsld by z. O. d. I Drug Store
%
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THE REV. GEO. H. TIAYER,
Of Bourbon. Ind, says: sBoth my.
sslf and wife owe our lives 10 EHI.
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Said By z @ n / Drps Gtars CD
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REM,
EDY-s positive euro for Catarrh
Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. goH
L G. II L Drug Stora ne,
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Not Slaughter.
KAYsvILLE, January 26, 1889.

KAYsvILLE, January 26, 1883,
Editors Herald:
1 noticed in this mornings HER
AID considerable talk about Cover
nor Murray's mathematical propen-
stiles, but that every select and al
together upright aggregation of cit
liens Of Salt Lake who bstook them
selves to the Kaysville bench" yes
terday, can lay him in the shade.
Between "buyiDg. finding dead and
actual shootirg," the party returned
with the following correct score:
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Total

Come along, gents, and try ii
again we will try and keep track of
you and your rabbits. Give the
Governor another chance. r. B.
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UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-Sixth Session.
COUNCIL.
Tuesday, January %, 1884.

SIXTEENTH DAY.