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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

L'uR ALB-TEN SRA rs IN THE DALLAS
j liz IS I'D ahn L,aa A,socia,io np ~
4 office nf sang Rr lh,r~ ~ ltH
ITUK sA "a -MBER uF DEsiR 1BLE
Il rs IN the new - dar orDyl Auui n ~
iug norm nf och M 3 rcc' NJ d Gas OF he MI
sou rac a, R.,@Iy ,sngins r. pii" i s.u
E.t'ta Ay"n's, No 40 Mainst -. ~ TT
.,R hNi- hLh ~ Il ! HE'D h0tM
with srltne u esp su' :; iat'' re- soma %:
vi h o. without osrid. Apply AZ 30 kerd
avenue tll,2i
EogSALs-A NJ SGirABLE rOR FAN.
tyne. epH i" Fno, V - F.oes Ani'
II, II Il ,ms, VI street. npTl5 .,
T,RsALh-IWt LIN v, rs ROSS AVENUE
| Ipuui,.a ~ mie.. spr ~
I--uksALE BROOM MAIiilN Fuh SA.E
4 iwou,w macninei end presses, Westlaks
s u iunn manufacture, for .slu ue-p. A dress
VA PFOUr-. cnrr e'sli oii'e l-n22t
,uR 5 Lf-BEAUr.FUL ar sIDHa CE LuT5
tisn A. d dN prJn Il. ~ iht new tddi Ion
known - G. Il Grove al tito (furmCI kup" u
A. the Law property TINS J. o erty IS very
nts fabie heinR IT atcd ar TIE hu mess q IL
ter Il ne city, within & W ninut'h ~ u OF the
7 81 flac IL veil hid ,ir ~ pOId 8 I'D 'is,
with days n the rear oi nj & aud t. offered
10 sale On els rm1, ir ~ 500 TO % q ne lot.
For further ptrticula's aIFly ~ rkA HER q
AR }. Rtri Est. Az ~ Elm I Get
TOR SALE OK .EN afNE Al 5000 SEC
L und-hlud pia Os TO- reltu T r ais ~ v ~
low u ices ~ g u hdwaid., Ti3 and $50 VI IN
.rc't nal ne TEX. - Tot
I'OR SAiE-a GE I EslN wash W TO
Il rsut. rom iYc'y busii' S. desires . sell his
G. ii g Il. Consisting of residence, stable,
hOrtes, bnggles and catri get; the uys is .itu.
stei IL one ut the ingt eroAins uiici IN II 3:
W II take II pat trace dallas ely rrnpriy "
iuiii le, o. vi tel On cay . m n illo open
ins aud n good Hr'ain W II De siyel. For
4, rms adircss Box rs Dallas. anilV.2w
OR s LE-SALuuN FuRNitURf, COM
| .p'isirg un or. she vi1o aui iur chatt us
good nov: ~ sci vury cheap or sh Ad.
dr. ~ Herald ofc-. ,6u
EURS Lk-BANkRUPr sTO or SALE.
l. W hsvH nsio X o. goods worm =, 20 an
Il r. II use IN u niuc g u.tiy lI"4 .d,tA 800
We wi n. uh AZ forrfsn, or tr de f.r tn.lhs
div prop nv BiANHEN lilp . - Wv
Tor SA.E-A FINE LJru" r,i,E tkED
/ Jisy h II r.; gls' CIV mp ted thor
ous ia 1r,d ii II grade Hosuin-, ut Riveridc
sIock Fam orlrr Gersln aud ,ochr "a
,irc', n'll : - ,ra'& I'm
-oRs L. nEAP IA -UKe9 OF Ia ~
: n.nf X eburs Sl4,t,n n le.h. 7 nuk hatl
road Iuqu Of LAThRoP& LAtH tup. Oh
E M ,trr.i m rai-l
IGOR sALE-l@6, 5ool uitE "A BAR a \
NY tnrm, 81, m Us eat Il Dallas, ou Rock.
wall foad AMI pr ,nse4 lIne Ut The g., & g. > Fe
kai rbii, & Paris 10 acres, | un or fence.
q I'd frame rcsi'cn Z, rooms I the1 AID
plnsterc Bro IRE are ~ q rh ~ N; 600
betfns frut trees an of very best select on,
" .v,ns plows and Il ir the sum of ak { lon-
.and nve hnndrci dol afs iim' 81 500 IL cash,
b.lsnce IN on, two thFtc our -ni hve years,
a l. per cent a dress W G. CONSok u
a. G,yest,n I ks ieb6'in
NOR SALE OR RsNr - III sr.CLA5',
brand lew panr will sci pn tho install.
mert nnn. Apply t. 81 Rlss aysnn ieb29I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

INvALUAB.. 50 IONIC.
DR.. ] l.. PR,tr @ edif u, H., saws:
ItI',l hat /, claim b te-iDvalusbls Us
u tome ia any cas- sh-rv IA atiI tuN,o 40
ind al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

A rich men dtd IN NV York and hi
will IN now 'ing COZ tei.td before a.,
inroe,te TIL. cnI tstiAnt produced n
wl,u,,s Nho t., ili,d 10 he 'shap- of thu
testatnr's head as evidei O. that hs shou s
rot Do allowed 10 say hpg MS TOR uue
ph onli b. di,lr bn cd. II rio me, would
axe 10 the hnht Of cistunH log their ~.
~ II ious wealth during ! t II would come
nearer reschir Y ltr prnmr place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

GRO KHOI DERs AND DIRECTORS nEET.
> iug.-Noiice /. ferc by gIvoi. ih.i he rcgu-
AZ 4riiufi meeting 90 the $50 XII, de s nj he
Texas & S Lone Raj ~ d Company IN T las
wi be- no IA ut the oihcc o. - d com 'eny g. IT,
isr TefsS, on WEDNESDAY, the ~ day Of
An'i, issi ~ 10 o'cork a m, or tie rnfprse
~ le tins niue Dirertrrs. 20 Sc We Tor The IN.
suing year. and fsr the ir.nsscto o. such other
husin,ss As my pro erly come bsioie said
NEE ting.
Nntire Il a'so given trst the reeullr annual
meei NC Of he Boari ~ Directors Of aid I'm.
many will fl.o no f,id ~ n same day, and Vt
The same ulacs. NJ " '.ilork for the purpose
OF elcs.tiug Pr sidcr'. Vice-Prs, id.nt sfcnr-
tar. Trt aslrer. aud such Other OH .ers 81 they
may daem necessary, q 2 The tfaptac io1 OF
the q, nerai businf - Of IN. Clmpln ny
CHA5. + BONNER. cecrr'a.v.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

With broader clslms, Commissioners Butter.
wor h fu',. ~ tntr ihe spiri' of the
INV nor pub ic y loy si,n Ions the grant.
tg 4 patent VITA fptc ITO claims, while
app icat ots attn generic ols'ms, which
Include the epeo'h no clam allowed, Hts sin
prnc la, ne oil ciion heiug that whether
ihe rppncatinn with the stntfir cln m
pending helOugsio the same parry VINO
hssa spncinuc im under IN" Henut, OF l.
M app iotinn Ga al rent psr'y n'ent
covering nv geuer claim - fub-equent
paleLt Improperly extends the MONOPOLY 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
nos cg.AK4 AKk M,DE

Juiiciuus a. flCtrn l. tls itYefnge that
h eos ~. world lf0m gni . - the Ncw
goSs.-[Fort Wwt1 q IT,. Aud 10 ia.
dlclous ara king IL tie .evrrage inss stids
ma y mau 3, the b ,w. vows - jatesviile
A1vsUce. AMI inju iiciou "a iaticism
makes men crauks, and men laugh ~ them
ion - Atiing un u z'rtr.
A CHAAuE an Tng JuhY SYSTEM SUGGESTED.
IL view ot the sIt,aiiDg irsvvs,y a. jas
tice IN cil uinsl tfihl the LpngSirG ID, m ..
Crot sug este 20 ob ndDuDieut ui tie pres.
Gu iry system. wherein the b-st juror IA
the most ienornn', tor Is yst. m o. pad l.
rOr-, select d ss.tfe Judges, Tor o series
,eErs. ard IT The sais ability rs the aver
sge judge. II uractG'oie, the q ds at jus.
ice would no roub' h. brtter ~ bsefved by
Toe inaugufniiIu of sucN y sys EN- than is
the ca,e ubdtr the resent iaICical Jury 1t
g,Ws.- VrN'ht r'nrd sun
Ttxls me wsALTHtE.T SOUTHERN stats.
Wi d tue usstts,d vriuttinn I 500 UJ0-
on, r,xss stands out as the weal,hir.t
,oUtlerl safe | 1870 X ntucsy WAS the
wes ihie't V'g MA neirg tine cont ~ W
4 :, and Texas th''d. MARI The change
Ia that ii~'. r,x,- n u added IA Fa 10 her
taxable rrsl'h by $50 501,0t0 han the whole
tate OF Nor h Caroii' IL worth The IN.
crta.e m nat time wuu buy the a'ei
= II OR IN Mud lesv. "a surplus at over
81 800 100 a. compared 10 ucrsei, the
nas gained 10 per cert. Add yet Ne Keep
on dong u, aud "rs not cJuteut ID Sly
lCOrpu- Chnsi Gil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

"A ANT D--AOiIVE NEN 10 CANVASS
W 10 our sub.crriiln tooks IN ,vety . ~ aud
uuiy IA Teas lorra crm' a! ornament
empli, mrn' CIV n Call % or adira.s W.
.k1ONG y , Mi,utt ma ~ uhu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

"A lNTE -lO r. Il LOW, ONE 80 a
" ava a'u,, II 10 ord I. aso t.o fou
GAS X HN. apr2 In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
MhJlhITY Away TULfs

Some VI tn- Dape mr. II 1us 20 know
n IL will ToquiieA unj ,rltN OH.y 80 hnr0
gtto the tR,-inirds ru'r. Certainly. The
rae Was mode b, mrj ny vote and thr
IA ,rltV VOC can uumahei'. The mi rty
gnv.rns Il uu,,tlnns ,x'ep, nominating.
IL u nj 1rt ui tbH dei,gt - at II uston
t,yor 80 ~ 'r'y fui', nat tact viii show
that IL mtID. t, of he people desire o
eaorle aud win TIE pc pc the ma Jrity
denoc aic.-l iu.'in Csptit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

W lOi Is IL TX q LAMP 90 81 L.uis
NJ. - 81 cuini ca ans ufms ior 30 81 CaA-
. p.w..I s.p.... w. tee ANN
L--NI L" u GHu,Ir E MSTkE ~fs
~ q 81 F'to strict - star. ne ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

A Az II-siFIl - Il fhnAID
W Aprl, b,iw e. tue Iurr Of 74tdSu m. on
Win 5 re | nra, &C. III 10 lj1r. Bantcn-bip
N M-al,. Np A-l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

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hc ri ~
W.
March ~, 1854 --------------
Thu Vaul Of Endowment III Observation-Disclosures
nd polc0stei
By The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK Durir the Year 1888
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

i OK SALE BROOM MAInIN 5 FUh SIZE
L iwou,w machinei -ni presses, Westlaks
S I, iunn man, fiuture, for .slu ue-p. A dress
WN pFDUr- car. tle 'slt oil 20 -n2,f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

i.'uR ALB-TEN SRA IS THE DALLAS.
j liz IS eId ahn Loan A,sOciatio. ap ~
4 ONCE of sang pr th'r~ NJ itu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

.,R hNi- hLh FIRM HE'D t0IMS.
I with solthe'u esp sac, iAtr, re- soma g:
vi h o. without o.tfd. Apply AZ 30 kard
~ rIm.. -Ill.- 2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
GLEANINGS.
4 Variety OF Interesting Topics Dls-
cu,ssd.
Politicians Asp rlrg for The varlOus
Offices.
What The State Press has to Say.
AusTIS's rarR MlLL.

NVFIIN TNFT MILD
Austin is Lfyiug t. Dum her Tree mill or
Iriuulf x uut is9Ntrs, alias asy lums lnr IL,
unci y II clans, alias U.Iyrfslty OF TtxAp.
Il Waco lex ,m,nsr.
MAD, TuFM ALL TnE SAME.
We have aalefNUiks, g,s w1rks. tttseI
railway, public school, aud Whist we Mod IL
a lena . seminary aud n c,tton iacloiy
There is no conb' ciinn between the lat
two thlngs naturally, but SO no' d them all
tue same - fi,in-,yil - Irdene' d.nt.
Wilt TUMBLE On IT = NAT Mg,.
II would be a pr.t.y lard ininR Tor g man
IN do-t) tax Two columns o. Il hall ol
,olid b., yier and not sty s1mo' hing VITA d
gooh de, OF seuse mi. That IL Why q ;.
mel Jones said rs ieusible ihlngs as he did
ABOUT fee grass and herd law. E'ider l.
N hss "a his Il ger on the pnhnc MI -,
and has gauSeo II CORRECTLY lFoit Worth
q tie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

Eog sALs-AP M SGirABLE eUR FAN.
tyne epgi, 80 Fnt, v Z! F.0es Ani-
ion Il ,ms, " st-cCt. np'l5 ..
4 RsALh--lNl LIN u, 10 ROSS AVENUE
| I,uui.. "A nv mi o.. rpfl ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

4, ono" on S4uS W lh'r- NJ w
NOR sA ia y MBER OF DESiR BE
Il rs III tn, new - dar DrDvl AUui n " ly-
iug norm II och M & rect NJ cas- of he MI
soul Par A. Il .iIwav. THngihg H. pfi", inm
slOI % s5Ui ty auRPH BOLANZ Neal
4 t,t. hg.n's No 100 NAM str u. np t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
rILpgN's Hfclnp.

Fnty. one years Hgo san,u.l J. Eilt"n
di cu.usd The taf II Question with Hnace
Ore l,y in New Yukcty. He was ffe,-
tfad,r iheu; no IL. o nrpn ltre-trs'er ever
since. FJrty-U YEAR dcyOiiou 20 q great
l'mocra.ic priI CT pie, such NJ ire, trads cell
t.iuly enutl ga graf nun WIS man /, =
nearing IN the councils ~ his rnity, Intrs
/, not mao living, whOrr advice or ppiD-
iou Il worth ns muUr ~ demOcra ~ tlat OF
samuel J T lrn.- @t1 AHtnuiO flmss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

a AM p-P,RI ~ nEClTY NAN
" u pAsiuiHgs i,r ~ y "a d. would 90
" u - I qnl.gat conner G d. ana Por euh
~. ets an 10 Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
w ANTS.

Al ANTED -LAuif l. >TtN AND sEND
W irn 'rulm nr LA X ii2i inc sievt
4. t,uls Mo INV -, Iowa, N.vemner ntN,
n from ynli F,m,v Tonic, " ud slad'y ~
CON mrud ihnm Ia uthcrs wto may he re ~
r m IN lie Weakmss kiow NJ 5 d, oy
happ1 'xP,r chu tier d ltH isl " Cs AZ
I,'ssIsn u rhlr wax nc - my r. ~. fld
-, the rs" % twtb x. 4 N'ur he ~ Tome
wAs ~ lfeN ,ursi. louft, WIN hpcrL -.
"A ~ tn apil6 II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

TIA1TE1 iFYOU WAN fMPnoYa,Nr
y oaiintHgM,u nee. nprl6 II
"a ANTI YOUNG 4 Gt1&li co mn 90
W 4 nil dcsursi u. Ton vie ilrs g aS.i
! n hatd 700 nurs m. az roughly uhdti-
st,pds coar mau', duty; va tfe chnig o.
cuw 70 2 ~ Il; gpuu fchttItth. Address
= TIE Her ~ ',Hs. UuuG T.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

TOR SALE OK M sane AL GOOD SEC
/ und-n lud pia os TO rcntu r .slA ~ ny
low ices ~ G u rdwa,d.. 7i3 and 555 " IN
. ROT Tnl nc Tx - 11.bt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

Tor SABA FINe LJru" r,iSE rhED
/ Jisy h II rs; ais, CIV mn ted thor
Suck Fum orhrr Gersln aud ,0chr ~
r @, mn Il pg ras2n I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

Now W. eu - SIS HUout o." go ~ her
.g.rAn. Z rt worth Sc huIimg her trp
roads, he Fort arln,I eyes thai there "a
. sir.s. moi auu al erpr 90 o., Daing a. J
he Ca t.ru'2ss TIE prul loot Il ft Wnrtr
O.. uct uu L., tley ara ui-'flpprt ~ tai
ma.tpr. Just H- Wi hrHln - '.. t. 70 now
Tor Dallas rs siiy., brother G zst-, sra IA,
tBDutyea ut thA' q y ATE crJJulug W uHi
DillA, will content flr her sup c1aCy M
me inp'toupHs Hdr,h fEas, Whi.h W.
tesi!y b lev. she Is win dus relg.G TO he
Font ,ftptvii'e Ilptr a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16

/ OR s LE-sALuuN FURSitURf, COM
/ .pisirg e un or. she VIM aui ior chati US
good NV; ~ eel vury cheap ore sh Adj.
drp SIS Herald ,flc-. q of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
WASHINGTON.

Washington, THE sailors a..
tached to the United States ship
ops edweIl, charged with having
ROBBED dead bodies recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Colu mb ls,
have been bonorahIy acquitted.
The Treasury Department., in
view OF the reported prevalence OF
the foot and mouth disease in Great
Britain, is considering the propriety
OF prohibiting the Importation i
meat and cattle from that country.
The collectors of customs at Boston.
Portland, New York, PhiIadelph q,
and members of the cattle commits,
sion have been called upon to give
their views on the subject.
The joint committees of the two
houses on library, this morning
took up and discussed inform lly the
newspaper copyright bill. It seemed
to be the general impression of
members of the committee that as
the matter opened up q new and
important question, the fullest in
formatt0n Obtainable should be had.
and with this object in view leading
journalists and newspaper propriee
tors should be called upon to give
their views to the committee at an
early day.
The Senate committee on Terri>
tories have agreed to give the name
OF Lincoln to the new Territory
which 1T is proposed to make out of
the northern portion Of Dakota.
The committee also considered the
resolution providing for inquiry
into certain Irregularities i'm the
organ'zatfon Of New Mexico. The
advisaoility of sending q sub COM
mlttse to The Territory to make in.
veshgation was decided against for
the present, the committee direct>
ing the chsirman first to call upon
the executive department and
governor of the Territcry about
inform alton in their possession.
Senator Harrison has already re.
ceived a dispatch from Governor
Sheldop, of New Mexico. stating
that the organization of the Legisla-
ture was strictly regular and &C
cording to law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
Investigating the Murder.

Jackson, Mich, This morning
the examination of Jud Crouch and
Daniel S. Holcomb, charged with
the q aadruple murder of the Crouch
FANNY on November 21st, began in
the presense of a large crowd OF
people. The forenoon was con-
sumed in the examination of three
witnesses, Reardon, Parks and
Hutchins. The two former testified
as TO finding the bodies and other
weli-knOwn facts. Hutchins
told Of the conduct of
Holcomb and Jud Crouch
after the murder was made known
to Lin. As Holcomb and Crouch
were led back to Jail the crowd
pressed forward to get a coed look
at them. Several women tainted
ana were with difficulty saved from
being tranhpled TO d-ath. All Dor
TONS OF the county are represented.
The excl ement IS in 'ense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08

eral Elmer told me an agreement
had been made to compromise Win
large contractors and com binations;
They asked for arbitration and said
they were willing to pay back the
money, even IL the government
proved it had been taken illegally.
The q bitration board was to c7nslst
of one man representing govern
uIent and one representing the con-
tractors, these two to select third:
Elmer said he had been selected
on the part OF the government,
Colonel Ingorsol on the part Ut the
defendants. and the third man was
to be George Bliss. The board never
met, such action being entirely IL
legal. It was an open secret that
the contractors had to pay 331s per
cent. for expediting and increasing
the service. No one ever tod me
that in ehape that 1 could swear
to 1t, but never had any doubt hut
what it was fact. It was supposed
to 90 to the second assistant post
master-general. but I wasn't in the
secret, and do not know certainly.
aI want to state, ''said the witness,
"that of my knowledge l know no
material fact that would be ad-
mitted as evidence, that would tend
to convict"
Spencer said he was anxious to
break up the Star Route ring to vim
dicate Kinds, formerly a cOntrac tor
and now a resident Of Decatur, Al
ALBANIA. He had been prosecuted
while he was a contractor, witness
asserted, and the latter was anxious
to see the prosecutors come to grief.
A. M. Gibson is expected to ap.
pear tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
Those Resolutions Received.

Washington, 7.-HeIr Vol Ersch'
decker, the German minister, said
to-day he had j1st received from
the German government the resolu-
lions of coincidence passed by the
American Congress on the death OF
Herr Lssker, and would for.
ward them, as we'll as
the accompanying letter transmitted
from Prince Bismarck, to the De
partment OF State in few days.
He said he had no communication
or understanding whatever with
the foreign Office committed with
regard to the matter. He proposed
to deal entirely with theDepattment
of State. The letter OF Prince Bis
marck returning the resolution, he
said, had already been published in
substance, but in addition it ex-
pressed Bismarck's regret that he
felt compelled under the circum-
stances TO return the resolution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
Criminal Calender.

Kansas City, wv. II. sOiler,
agent in this city for the Continental
Fast Freight Line, suicided this
evening. He went into q store on
Union Avenue to purchase a re-
volver, took up the loaded weapon
and fired ball through his brain
He had been respondent and in
temperate for some time. He leaves
a wife In a delicate condition. Oiler
was formerly of Chicago.
Emporia, Ks, GAS. L. Dough.
erty, mail agent on the Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad, shot and seriously
wounded Professor Nutting, music
teacher Of this city, this afternoon.
The affair created a great sensation
snd grew out of the well known in
timacy between Nutting and
Dougherty. Publio sentiment is with
Dougherty.
Chicago, Frank Rande, the
desperate who made an attempt
upon the lifo of Deputy Mcdonald,
last Saturday night, at Joliet prison,
and who was placed Gin solitary"
succeeded in ending his career by
hanging himself last night. Rande's
real name was Charles q. Scott. He
killed no less than five men in 1877,
and is supposed to have murdered
thir cen pereons in Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri. He was originally
sentenced to the Iowa penitentisry
fer burglary, but escaped, and fesr-
ing arrest, became a tramp; was
afterward sent to Michigan City
prison for burglary, under another
name, and left there in 1877. He
robbed farmer near ellison, Ills,
and being pursued by party of six
killed two and wounded three
others. He committed an almost
similar robbery nea. St. Elmo, Ills.
and being followed by citizens
killed three of the latter and escaped.
Finally he was captured in st.
Louis after desperate struggle
with the officer, and on his trial for
the ellison tragedy escaped with a
life sentence. His prison life has
been marked with three or four
acts of desperation, similar to that
of last Saturday. He used his under.
clothing to effect his death and his
Iifeless body was discovered on
opening the s'solitary" this morning.
Savannah, Ga, 1.-THE coroner
stopped negro funeral services, and
removing the shreud OF the
corpse, revealed nine knife wounds,
inflicted by a man in whose house
the funeral was being held. The
victim was VIM. Dunn, and the
murderer Jerry Hograss
Cleveland, O., 6.-Norwalk special
to the Leader: County treasurer
Van Vleet's shortage is found by
examination to be $47,605. Opinion
is divided as to whether he took
much money with him. The gen.
eral belief is that he lost all by
speculation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
Egypt.

London, T. General Graham
with 800 men. advanced from Sua,
kim on Monday against Osman
Digma. The force will consist OF
126 artillerymen, elk seven pound
ers, ten mountain and four Krupr
guns, sixty-two sailors with two
nine Founders, three Calling and
Gardiner guns and the Tenth and
Ninetieth hussars, the remainder
infantry and marines. Osman Dig
ma remains at Handool ready to
accept battle,
Suakim, 1.-Two chiefs of the
Amara tribe, with 12O men and
forty camels, have arrived and re-
port the losses CT the rebels at Teb
amounted to 5000 killed or
wounded.
London, 7.-Kossala is surrounded
by the enemy and the garrison will
soon Ce in a position similar to that
in which the i'll fated Sinkitat gar
risOn was placed.
Suaklm, 1.-THE rebel, Osman
Dlgna, refuses to negotiate, and ig~
nores flags of truce sent out from
Suaklm. Graham is already be.
ginning to advance against Osman.
General Gordon has requested
that the first instalment OF 600 In
dian troops be dispatched to form
the nucleus of an army at Khar-
tOum.
Mahmoud Ali, a les ting sheikh
who has been regarded as friendly
to the English, has stopped Ad-
mIrsl Hewitt's proclamation to the
tribes on the ground that if pardon
is offered before the rebels ask it,
more trouble will certainly follow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-08
A Welcome.

Last evening a number Of the Cd
time friends and aCquaintances of
MIR. Jas. A. MacKnight congrsgated
in the Eighteenth Wsrd old school
Toms to eX end 3 welcome to that
gentleman on his return to Utah.
The affair proved what had been
intended-a sociable. eni )yable re-
ceptiOn, the dance, the social
chat, and everything Ueing
entered into with solrit and
appreciation. Mrs. MacKoight
was introduced 70 those present and
seemed to partake very heartily of
the pleasures so universal, enjoyed.
During the early part OF the evening
Mr.. MacKnight responded in a few
words of acknowledgment, exress.
ing his delight at returning to what
he had always looked upon as his
home