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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-06
CONDENSED LETTERS.

Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
complaints cured by "Buchu- paiba." 81.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-06

Parties desiring to produce this great Military Drama
will please address David L. Gates Manager Mansdeia
Onso or Allen Walker. Agent Warren, Ohio.
Mention The National Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Egypt.

Suakim, 17.-Troops manifest
great discomfort at the prospect Of
being ordered to advance to Berber
as they Consider the campaign use
less.
London, lin the Commons,
to-day, Marquis OF Harrington, Sec
rotary of stats for war, announced
that he had telegraphed Admiral
Hewitt, asking him whether he had
offered reward for Osman Digma.
and warning him not to issue such
proclamation without consulting
Sir Evelyn Barring, English minis
ter at Cairo.
Suakim, 1.-THE Gordon High.
landers and mounted infantry, with
butts and baggage, will proceed to
UandOnk to morrow. The man-of-
war Sphinx has gone to Masowah to
report upon the defences of that
town.
Suakim, 17.-Si1teen Egyptian
camel drivers have been e .gged for,
boiling during the battle Of Tama-
nieb. Spies report O,man Digma
trying to collect fresh forces; the Of
fcers of the Black Watch regiment
which suffered most severely in the
recent battle have received dis
patch from General WolSely saying:
"Black Watch well DONE"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Irish

London, 17.-At q meeticg in Few
Castle on Tyne to-day in honor of St
Patrick's day, O'Brien. member OF
Parliament and ed tor OF United
Ireland, declared shat government
was on the eve of downfall.
Dawson. Liberal member OF
Parliament, speaking at a meeting
in GlasgO p ssid the agitation con-
daoted by Patnell in Parliament
and Davltu ont-ide, resulted in the
gift OF ef5, 100000 10 Ireland.
A. bang LET was given in London
in honor Of the day. No loyal toasts
were offered.
Perneli, proposing the toast "Ire-
land a nation," urged Ifishmen not
to depend upon any body of English
men, but rely On themselves. He
said Irelaud's future was promising !;
that he time was neaf at hand when
the Irish Parliament wou send a
message OF peace to the Eng lish Par
lament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Alleged Bandits.

Vim. yard Hsven, 1.-THE or 9
Scr Gamer. from Cuta for POrtlabo
arrived last night having on Doaro
twenty five Cuban women ano
children claiming to be refugees,
alleged 10 dispatches from Cuoa 10
be bandits. The revenue steamer
Ssmu | Dexter, Captain Gaorleison,
was on the watch for the Screamer
aud fell in with her at l o'clock this
morning The brig anchored IN TIE
bsrbor and is under the surveillance
f the Dexter, which anchored near
by. Captain Gabrielson has tele-
graphed to Washington for lnstruc.
tions Captain Robinson. mastor OF
the Scresmer, is annoyed at the
detention and claims that the pas
gers are'only Innocent refugees
and not bandits.
Washington, 17.-As result OF
the diplomatic conference between
Secretary Frelinghuysen and the
Spanish minister. Secretary Foyer
ordered Collector Worthlngton,
Bo .ton, to prevent the landing CT a
gang Of Cuban bandits at that
pot from the steamer Screamer.
The gang referred to sre represented
to be common outlaws and not pol
i'icsl offenders and upon this repre-
the order was issued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
A Prophets Descendant

London, 17.-Gemal Ed Din, The
Afghan Chi f who is e :iting an
anti English paper printed in Par S
out 10 be circulA' ed IN NJ sl6m cGun.
tries, claims TO be descended fro N
the prophet. Re promises updyine
enmity to England. After the Sc
poy revolt o. 1861, n which ne par.
ticipated, be went to Constsntin
OF Ia, but was expelled for ca min g
to bs d descendant Of Msbomet.
Thereupon he took himself to Caro-.
when the chief rasha gave HIM the
chair of philosophy at the univer-
sity. He was subseque' tly srrested
for sedition and sent to India. Bates
OF his paper are now at Constantin,
opie, ready for distribution through
out the east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
A Protest,

ST. Paul, I6.-St. Paul and Minis
neapolls boaId s Of trade having
q ted on the protest from Spokane
Falls hoard on freight disortmlna-
ton of the Northern Pacific in favor
OF New York and Portland offic ais,
the Northern Pacific explain they
were forced to make an equal rate
from st. Paul and Minneapolis
to Spokane IS from New York on
account of the ocean freight tariffs
They explain that for years past
Portland merchants have been re-
ceiving freight by ocean route that
is bound now TO furni-h them rates
10 competition as cheap as ever. St
Paul and Minneapolis hou'es find 1t
lie useless to compete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18

or Territories (Which amend,
Was accepted by Plumb), Vsst
ne DID not believe Congress had ss SAG
constitutional right to snnron u any
money except for the purnnsa p;tiste
Gated by that amendment. 'nui-
Plumb then moved to incre.s. :,
amount appropriated by the rsat t9e
ton from $4,000 to $50 'sNo
Bayard moved an smend,
stating that the object of tSa eat
preparation was to Obtsin and S SP'
seminate information in relstiouu i :
the treatment, cure and prevsNtiL 70
OF diseases. Bayard's agreement u On
not agreed to. was
Plumb then moved an smo,a
ment, which was sgreed to sddiu-
provlso that no action by the Con-
missioner OF Agricul ure Under ~
JOINT resolution, should c~mmit ;S s
government beyond the amonus
therein appropriated.
The joint resolution wa, a..
passed, yeas 20, nays IA. As passea
IL appropriatss $500 0 to be nseG
Dy the commission of agriculIn,a
with the cooperation of the ~
thority of the States in which Il ma %-
De usehg Tor s'amp ping cut foot any
mouth diseases; g jverpment noI -
g committees beyond the smOnne
nYmed. '~ht
VIII ANS presented the creaon
tla's of the le ton OfJ.C.S RI4cI
hurp 20 bs a S n*tOr from Kpntnotr
tor the term beginning March sts
1885. ''ni
The i'll extending the court q,
+ bama claims until DeeemteT1'
1884 psSsed.
Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
American Cattle.

Manchester, IA NEE ing was
held in the Town Hall to-day to
protect against the restriction upon
the Importation of foreign cattle,
JACOB Bright and John Slsgg, men,
bers # Parliament, spoke in fur
therance OF the OBJECT of the meet.
Ing snd supported the resolution
which was carrie d, cordemning the
House of Lords fer meddling with
the contagious diseases Of animals
bill. Shaw Omitted States Consul)
declared that American cattle and
food. producing animals were the
best fed and watered and the health.
lest in the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
CALIFORNIA CHAT.
A Budget Of News from the
Coast.
Fast Time on the Central Pa.
ciffc.
The Patti Picnic i'm San Fran
cisco.
California Chat.

San Francisco, 1.-THE Opers
season is SO successful that Naples
son has Dc cided TO extend it to the
third week His trial for violating
the ire ordinance comes up on Fri.
day. He has d. anded a jury trial.
The Southern Pec fic was Opene d
this afternoon for freight trains to
Los Angeles. Passenger trains will
re Commerce lun iEg Tomorrow.
The wa -houts and breaks on the
Ariz ma division will be all repairs d
on Wednesday. putting the road IN
running order to New Orleans. rhe
repairs between MOjsve aud the
Ntedles will be completed n Thurs
day.
The United States steamship
Hartford, the flag ship of Rear AID :
miral Hugh S, commanding the
Pacific station, arrived this after
noon from Honolulu.
General Manager Towne, OF the
Central Pacific, told an Associated
Press representative 10 day that he
was in correspondence regarding the
fast mail service, which would
probably result in their putting on
a train 70 connect with the fast train
at Ogden.
The death of Mrs. Annie Key
Turner, daughter of Francis Scott
Key, author of the "Star Spangied
Banner" ia announced. 1t occurred
AT Mare Island. she was aged IA
years.
breckenridge (DemocraC, 500 of
tbs late VIce-President, was elected
TO the legislature for Mariposa
The Sharon divorce Gaze was re-
sumo to-day. Several Of Sharon's
letters to the plaintiff were intro
duced, In some he addresses her as
Dear wife," in others as "Desr
Mis- Hill" The plaintiff testified
that when Sharon asked her 10 eivs
up the marriage contract she replied
that she had lost IL, as she snticl-
pated trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
HOUSE..

| Wsshir gton, Ia -Heuley rfqred
a resolution authorizing an invests
CATION into The circumstances at.
tend mt on making the lease bv the
Uni'et Stats to the Alaska Com
mercial company also as to the dutie,
or that Company to the United
States and the lease and power Of
| Congress to terminate 1t.
A hill was introduced by Hewitt
OF New York, to suspend for two
years the co mage Of the silver dol.
lar and making it unlawful for the
secretary of the Treasury TO print
ana Issue Trea-ury notes OF tht- de.
nomination o. l and 2dJll9r-. Tbb
Is the b,ll re recommended by The New
York Chamber o. Commerce.
Springer, calling on the Postn9s>
ter General for copies OF further
CORE pOndence be'ween the De-
pertinent Of Justice aud the p Jstot
he Department in relation 10 the
Star Route frauds
Robinson, of New York, author.
lzing the Secretary of the Treasury
20 pay $1,000 TO Mrs. Septimins
Randolph Msik!ehaur, a grandchih
of Jefferson.
Oates, from the committee on
the revision of the laws, mgved
to suspend the rules aod rass
a bill amending statute aud 70 ,egu,
late standing jurors; section ameld.
ing the Incorporation OF the follow
ing provision: Sand the United
Sta es, IN such cases Capital offsnces)
AID IN no other ca es, wha ever
HAL also in conformity with rrac-
tice in shy State, have the right in
thai Srate t stand and not show
cause Of di qualification or Oh llenga
untii VeniTe be gone through" No.
ton Was OppO-ed by Calkins. Bis,
bee, Aboyne and Reed, on the
grou: d that The bill would emascu-
late the pow-r of the Unitei s ates
to secure the punishment ~ persons
charged with political offences in
the southern Sta'es. 1t was sup
ported by Oates, Bennett and DID,
lie. who asserted that the measure
was intended to secure fair and in
partial trials, and was in tbe
interest of liberal citizens. No
t1on lost yeas, 1872; noes,
81. Not the necessary two thirds
In affirmation. Randall under
instruction of the committee on ap'
preparations moved to suspend rules
and pass special deficiency bill sp-
propriating S1.619,Oe0; after hslfsR
hours debate confined to the con-
'ideratiOn of sums which should be
granted to families Of deceased Con-
yressmen. Motion agreed to, 167 to
I50.
Buchanan, o: the committee on
laval affairs reported q resolution
'ppropriating Ss0,O 900 to enable that
committee 70 prosecute the lnVes-
1gstion previously ordered COZ
erning the loss of the Jesnnetie'
Adopted.
Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Supreme Court Verdict in the
Scrip Tax Case.
The Judgment of the Utah
Court Affirmed.
And a General Resume of the
Telegraphic Intelligence.
Supreme Court Decisions.

Washington, 17-AmOng tie de-
cisiOns Of the United States supreme
Court to-day wa. one relating TO the
duties and responsibilities OF United
States marshsls and their sureties.
In the case OF George j Lammon ct
al against Louis I asier ct al, eX
ecutors, in error, circuit court,
United Stat 8 district o. Nevsda, the
court o ds that taking, by marshaIs
of the Uni ed States upon writ OF
attachment on mesne process
against ore person, OF property,
another is the breach OF the crndi-
tions of his Official bond, for which
his suteties are liable Judgment OF
fhe crcuit court affirmed.
A decision wa also rendered in
the ca of o. J. HOLSTER, Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue, against
lions Cooperative Mercantile In
stit ution, in error to the Supreme
Court OF Utah. The question raised
by this case is whether certain due
bills Or orders for merchandise is
sued or an extensive scale by u. G.
ID. l., and used for circulstlon rs
-nOGSc, Us Q n1cnE1lS VI UbC oCt vi
Feb. Stk, rs, which provides that
all persons and corporations other
than national banks, shall pay tax
Of 10 per cent on all notes used for
speculation and paid out by them.
This court holds that the objections
here in question are MT notes with
in the meaning Of the law and are
not taxable. It was no doubt, the
Court said, the purpose CT CONGRESS
in imposing thus tax, to provide |
against competition Will established
national currency for circulation as |
money, but as it wa not likely |
that obligations payable in anything |
else than money would pass beyond !
a limited gnborhood,n no attention
was given to such issues as affecting
the volume OF currency or its circu
latory value. The judgment of the
Supre me Court of Utah is affirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
SulliVan's Statement,

Los Angeles, Cal, 17.-Sullivan
says to Herald reporter this even.
ing: g viii make fight with Mer-
vim Thompson in any way or under
any rules he wants, with or without
gloves, in private rooms or in the
ring, for $4,000. to be fought to
f1nish. said would never fight
again without gloves, but I'll choose
it with this duck. My money is up,
and any match that Pat Sheedy
makes in Chicago / will stand by it.
There is ne chance now for Thomp-
son to get out without fight, and
am only too anxious to meet him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Obituary.

Hud on, n. Y, 17.-The funeral
OF Henry A. Tilden, ut New Le0s-
non this afternoon was Largely at
tended. samuel J. Til6en was pres-
ent.
New York, 1.-THE funeral of
Emie Wea'hersby, the actress, who
died on Sa urday took pisce to-day
from the "Little Church around tie
Corner"
New York, 17.-Dewitt G. Grove,
ex-Mayor Of Utica, and for many
yesrs part proprietor of the Utica
Observer, died in New York to- day,
aged 81 yeaIe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Cabinet Disagreement.

ndon, l7.-Rumors are current
in the Hobbies of the House : : Com.
mons that the designations OF Glad
stone and other members Of the gov
eminent have been under considera-
ton at three cabinet councils. 4
majority of the cabinet favor a pro-
longed occupation of Egypt, to
which Gladstone is opposed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Casualties,

Liverpool, II. - The British
steamer, General Roberts, from Gal
weston, due February 5th, has ar
rived. She collided with an ice
field and had her bows washed
ashore, and the fore compartment
was Il led with water. She had to
jettiscn part of her carg,.
The bark Lucie Liverpool for San
Francisco, was sunk by collis'O on.
Six OF the crew were drowned The
captain and three members IF the
crew arrived at Younghan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Cattle Disease .

Washington, IA telegram was
received at the treasury department
from j. 81. Sanders, secretary of
the cattle commission, saying the
experts sent by the commission pro-
nounced the alleged outbreak
among cattle in Illinois not foot and
mouth disease. DR.. Low, Of the
cattle com mission, has gone to Kan.
sas to investigate the reported ap.
pearance of foot and mouth disease
there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Sarah Refuses.

Pare, l7.-Ssrah Bernhardt re-
fuses Ailston Browns offer for an
American tour. She wants higher
terms than Brown offered her She
ALEC reused an -cffer from Abbey,
who guaranteed her $500 fer each
performance, with graded share of
receipts when they were above the
fixed amount. Bernbardt Is re-
hearsirg La Fontaine's "La S r
vante"' for Porte s.. Martin. She
continues the active stu T.. @ of
the English language.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1884.
Crime.

New York, Is. "A prize hg1t Iol
$500 was fought to-day ON Dalg'
which was lowed out into Eas'
River to escape the police. The
principals were Tom Hogan anc
Jim Barr, both from Green Point
Four rounds were fought, and ootn
the men were severely punished
Four of Bars teeth were knocked
out in the first round, and In the
fourth round he was Knocked sense
less. The fight was given &c
Hogan.
Dayton, Ohio. lion January
18th, 1867, Christian Kett, a pretty
girl IS ears old, was murdered In
her home on OAK Street, and no clue
was ever discove, ed to the murderer
until yesterday her brother made
death.be confession that his own
mother had committed the deed. A
number of parties bad been sus-
pected bnt no clue had ever pointed
in this direction. The disclosure
caused a profound sensation. A.
related by the son, his mO'ber on
her dea b bed made confession of
her guilt. The murdered girl had
gone away to cal on q lad9 + leud
and returned home al hour late
The mother,in fit of passic n.struck
her with an axe handle, crushing
her skull. Applied at her crime,
she smeared the dead girls ia e with
gunpowder and afterwards deporttd
he' self In such a manner as to en-
tirely elude detection. Mental tor
turs drove her from the soene of the
crime and she rOamed through the
western cities and finally died here
several years ago. She was 81 years
old at her death, and all Of the fam
lily are dead but the son who makes
this dying confession.
Galveston, 16 John Duffeld,
aged 20, son of Green I. 0uffield, 5
prominent Galveston capitalist, was
met in the streets this morning by 3
trio of hard characters who had just
previo sly been refused admission
to certain house in which the
young man was, and at the point OF
3 pistol was told to throw up HE
hands. Duffield obeyed, but only to
grasp his sssailant's weapon Wi b the
left hand and with the right plunge
a bowie knife four times into John
Kelly, who held the pistol. The
after hiss snce died. Duffield and
The others were arrested.
Windsor. Ont. Is This morning
1T S O'Clock, two prisoners confined
N Sandwich Jail for robbing the
Harrow po-toffice, shot and killt d
Tailor Lee ch and fatally wounded
Turnkey Davis and escaped. The
Windsor police and citizens of Sand
v Oh and Windsor are securing the
country.
Overwhelmingly, one of the muir
'erers, wa captured just about to
ross to Detroit. Kennedy says
4eech shot O'Callaghan, the other
aud the latter. on the way
between Windsor and VAUDEVILLE,
became go faint from loss of blood
hat ne crawled over q fence snd
died. Search fails TO re
'e2i him II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Lasker Incident.

Washington, 1.-THE com mittee
on foreign affairs adopted, to-day,
without amendment. The resolution
reported by the sub. committee on
the Lssker resolution. and will sub
NIT them to the House tomorrow
The committee also adopted and
will report to the Ho lse q resolution
acknowledging the expressions of
kindly feeling on the part of German
liberals, and providing that their
action in acknowledgment of
the Lssker resolution tball be
made matter Of official record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Save the Physicians Fee.

Why fes physician to prescribe
fGr An ordinary cough when a sing 9
bottle OF 4" Hsle's Honey of Hne,
hound aud Tar" c1ssing hslf a dol
lar, will restore the ir,iia.ed lungs
and throat to their natural conoi,
ton with absold.e Ger aintyp There
So no hes'ing virtue ,, in medical
Latin. and among all the cAbslistic
prss eriptious of the profession, there
is cot che which VIII compare 10
potency with this fsmons remedy,
Che ingredients of which gre midi
eassd in jts honess Angio-Ssxon
name. Said by Druggists every
where 1t 90 cents AND 81. Grsas
saving by buying the largo sizs.
Pixies Foothache Dropa cure IN eDs
Minute. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Ante-MonopOlists.

Chicago, IA call was ISSUED
here to-day for a national cOnven-
tim of ante-mOnopOliSts to be bald
here May 14,h, to nominate Presi.
dental ticket, quota Of represents.
ton to be four delegates and four
alternates from each congressional
district, four from each Territory
and four from the District OF Colum'
bIa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
ACard Cheat.

Brussels, IAN army officer of
high grade, we'll known as a stal.
wart swordsman, and crack
pigeon shot, has been dete cted
cheating at cards. His gains during
one week were very large. He at
ence offered to resign, bus his resig-
nation was refused and an invests
cation ordered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Dynamiters.

London, II The police Of New.
castle on>TyDe have frceiv,G fnfo,-
nation Of plot to explode lhs IT T.
opal buildings of the CITY, i',c.uaipg
the Central Railway station Srd TIE
postoffics.
London, IA box IF powder,
With fuse a tsched, hiss Deem dis
covered IN the postoffice at Biz.
minghsm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Suicide,

Chicago, 17.-Frederick w. Ga
gon and wife, who came here a
month ago from Leipzig, Germany.
were found dead in their sleeping
room in West SIDE boarding house
to-day, having co united suicide
by hanging. They could.'G speak
English, and the capse as igpeG Is
despondency from IA as to find
work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Mine Horror.

Philadelphia, 17.-President LisBE
tel'g'alh % the Office here Of The
So1sn aess improvement Company.
The los c. life by the mine explO'
sion Is 1,2 men, Preparations are
making ID floyd the mine. Work In
the West mine is resumed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Our Pork,

Paris, flowing to the opposi-
ton OF the Minister of Commerce,
the committee of the Chamber Of
Deputies, to which the question OF
the importation of pork Was refer
red, has abandoned the intention OF
making inquiries of the Cousuls
General in regard to American pork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Hops

New York, IA meeting Of the
hop trade 81 the Produce Exchange
favored an esta blished allowance OF
seven pounds tare TO bale Of hons.
a com mlttee goes to Albany to ep-
pose the bill which seeks to change
the Fressnt system Of allowasces,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Bismarck Applaudcd.

Berlin, 17.-Is is stated that Bis
marek is receiving numerous isie.
grams approving his spesch in regard
to the Lasker incident. He IS as
tonished at the rapidity with whica
messages of. approval reached h'nl
from Amesiea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
Underground Flood,

Tendon, ia silver mine near
Schivaiza, In Tyrol, was flooded by
a subterranean spring, aud several
miners were drowned. The dam.
age to the works by water was very
serioHs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
sUcKEEk'x AHsIUA sALvx.

aTGKEEE'& AHsICA sALvx.
ihs greatest medical wonder Of
sna would. Warranted to epeedi Iy
nsrs Bnrua, RTssisae, Cuta, Uksara,
szsa Hhsnra, Fever aozss, Oenss.z,
sisos, CGaflblAfas, OoFna. Tsss&,
Aaypod HandA aud "a sia ssRs.
sianA Guaranteed = eals q sway
,rztsnsas % Aonay satVenefs, %
sents par box. F0seIs a < .. n
{: N0F a&ers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The RooseYeIt Bill.

Albasy, n. z, I7.-Gevesnay
cleveland has approved the Roose-
Welt bill giving the Mayer Of New
York power to make Apo nsments
without confirmation by the Beard
OF Aldermen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
The Irish.

Dublin, II .-Piscsrds have been
posted about Sklpbereea County,
CHk, announcing !he oatbr, ak Of
civil war in March. The poles are
rem wing t"em.