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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03
Thcy VIII Not Strike.

UrToI,, Pa, January 1.-The ten per
cent. reduction of wages Of the miners OF
the c eoriieId region went into effect to
day. There was no strike, and from present
indications Ine.e will be none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03
u,npcsu,a Town wiped ou:.

Rrf,K!NEuGE. MlAN, Jauusry ; This
f. VIZ. which is situated near p,kott City,
Vas 4 s,royed by tie yesterday. Toe loss
$ ~ GO; insurance 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03

MR SAxL. }. CAssEIs. druggist at Thom-
s>yli!r, To-. says: "ihe inlslilCer: as
use Browns Iron Buffers and it gives good
satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03

EEv :. F EEcE. O"euton. Ny, s'yS. =
Irve v,ti Browns Iron biierS a''l con-
>ic,- Il Cne Of the best tuulcS soiI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03
GgOT.F ClI,n.

To the editor the REGrsrrR md To all the
Gshtinr, Wort inr, fl'hful and unIrrnG
Democrats of l-G5.'. these names wall be
fan iliar enough. Hrave. gallant men they
were, Right in the county Of OslrIr, the
home OF fdrnswUrth and llnntli-s'rsisht
ar the fountain heat of the h'sfranCh'-'nE
amendment and the subsequent res.slra-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03
Hurled Their Heroic Condemnation.

Hurled Their Heroic condemnation.
They sought the lDu%liss n It's lair
the lion in his den and never for one mo-
mept did they faltpr. Well do | remcm-
her poor Colad-hS face sCIow, his back
ss stI # as a buari-as the armed guardian
of Col Ben Smith when he yentured 10
make q speech in BUCL LlnnOn. Well DO
rpmembe seeing Col. TAFT pushed dpSn
rud trampled upon because he asserted for
oil men equal rights before the law.
10 these two men | am confident moro
than 10 any two hundred others IN the IN
terror OF the State, muy be attributed
much Of the success Of the democratic par.
~. believing hey were right, they w'n,
into the battle as checrtIliy as the url.!f.
groom goes TO meet his heart delight.
Dave, noble men were they
Col! Taft died IN Weston IN -. B.i not
before lie knew that his Efforts had not been
ia warn.
George Cozad departed this life in tho
city OF Wheeling, last year. while valued
men. her Of lHr ErrIsrRE staG. Poor fel
low "His'ye htt seen the glory Of the
abundant success Ot
The Prirrip!cS Tor which II" Bnui"d
Both Of these men gave their tim"
mCnev and early viIor for the cause. "
g.tcting their prof. ssinn; spurning TIE Of
i.rs G. place or the Injuries OF is""ii
casti. = TO the winds ali thoughts "i per
,ona! popularity. they gave up =. save
their honor, TO battle for those WHO were
Tie remains Of Nathan II. TAFT rep3'e at
BuckhauL2n, those OF uto' Io@t! a.
SIDE At IhiIippi. the dOubly-orphanei
children o. Geo CORD are in Wheel.nr.
In THIS CAD season Of the year, when
God hath bres.rd W so abundantly, would
IL not be We. for those who have prOi.tel
bv lie lsbors "f the noble dead, 10 rem- n
h,r even If only bv a tear or Kindly
thought, the children OF those two heroes
The Indians, knowing the value Of Wild
Clerry bark as a cure for coughs and cOlf..
used to prepare in their rude way md 10
winter Kept it constantly on hand. In-
careful tni secret method OF pref ariHg
l- Nists-'s Balsem OF Wild Cherry mItk"H
it surfricr 10 al other Preparations. IE Il
7e.y pleasant 10 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-03
ronIca Mttn Ni,rn.Giycerine.

WuNrN,roN, rrL, January l.-Ninhetd
Yu>i,r had his skull frsctUred to-day by
,le,,plusior Of = copper kettle formerly
- ?, ln3t uitrn-clyrvrIne. sOWe ut wulCL
,-f. grp,d ~ the hollow OF the handle, auG
,,E.,,h vhrr held over the hCe exploded.
N,<y London lsdies crop their hair short
,,,I ,yss-su y'mCSu entire wig. Hnd c'ns"
.,,rr,Iv each cold more frequently ~ ~
..- ... ~ BIS Cyash Syrup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
GENERAL NEWS.
Senator Chandler to Represen-
TT tative Cox.
Parliament and the Cattle
Disease.
Convention of Farmers in Min
neSota.
Cattle Disease.

Ws pei o, Ia, 1S,-Drs. n. II. Pad
renaud Slmoa Beat-ie, experts, sent
kere from L0pisa county by the
Breeder'sG zatse. Of Chicago, to-
Gay visited "a heri of cattle belong
ing to jonathan c. Drake, a short
dis'ancs west Of this Place, this herd
having bsen ssid 20 be affected with
contagious foot and mouth diseases,
They found fifteen bead 3f a herd OF
81 = Sifect d with fo1t rot, al being
alYss tut two. The disease was
found in various stages, from those
just beginning 10 show 1t, to others
hat had lost an entire foot. The
condition Of the diseased cattle here
is exactly similar to those scribed
as sXis ing il Eff CHAM, Ills, vail
Gus stages being identical to those
in the herd Of M. Drake. This IS
the Oniv one tha. can be earn, d Of
in thu section that six any manner
diseased. The malady Nth Which
thtsse cattle are suffering has no re-
satfon whatever to contagious foot
and mOErh disease,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

Washington, 1s.-Petitioss pre-
scented and referred:
By Cullom, from members OF the
Wyoming Legislature, praying for
additional compensation.
Hawley introduced bill aaVnor-
Eng ths Secretary OF toe Navy 70
offer q reward OF SIS Ieep Tor the res
cue Of ascertaining the fate OF the
Greeley Arctic expedition. aaWiey
said such reward might N uce
ships cruising IN or about the Arctic
seas TO keep look Oug for the ex-
plOring party, or to turn OCCASION
ally out Of their course in order to
gather information about it. The
ABOVE is the plan suggested by
George KEENAN,, Arctic traveller,
when called before the Greeley re-
lief beard to give his views cons
corning the rescue of Greeley and
his comrades.
The bill to sid the establishment
and Temporary support of common
seaeQls gas taken up. 1t appropri-
stes the irst year SIS, 200, eco, the
second year $1,000, 0o00, me third
year S13 0O0,Oe0, and so on for ten
years, decreasing $1,000, o0o yearly
to Re expended for common school
education, the expenditure IN each
S tate to be en the basis Of iiN.eracy.
EBlsfr addressed the Senate Oh the
bill.
Z On conclusion of BlsiF's speech
the Senate went into executive ses~
sion and soon after adjourned.
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. ChandIer,s sense.

Washington, 1S.-SecTEtsry Chan
der has written a letter to Repre-
sentative Cox, chairman Of he com
mjttee OF naval affairs, strongly op-
posing secoGd investigation of the
jeanette arctic expedition. He says
that The friends of Jerome Collins
had every opportunity before the
court OF inquiry to ascertain the
facts in the case, and that in his
opinion the proposed reopening o.
the case lie highly mex pedient, and
a second pitiless sacrilege 70 again
tear open the graves OF the dead for
the purpose OF indecently calling
public attention to what the court
OF inquiry correctly te med trivial
difficulties, such as occur on ship
board even nnder the most favor
able circumstances, and which had
40 influence in bringing about the
disaster Of the expedition, and no
pernicious effect upon its general
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ckeaply framed by chesp party
thfough its cheapcommtttee, upon
q cheap estimation of the people of
this country. Townshend took the
aoor. TO close the debate In defence
Of the BILL He had had an opper-
tunlty yesterday OF conversing with
4 leading member who ga d ne had
read the bill, aud it was a fair and
Iiberalsane. He isaid further chat
he was glsd to know that he (T)
had exposed the hypocrisy practiced
by the Republicans. in the House
last Congress, 10 cutting down ap-
|propriations. The Senator was him
self q Republican. There were
several shouts OF "Name himl"
from the Republican eide, but
foWnshend declined to do so. He
went on to say, that since the bill
had come into the House every
clown on every side had beer
Drought to the front to ridic0le it,
every advocate OF extravaganza,
every defender of jobs, and of rail-
rosd corporations, hsd been brought
out. taxing their ingenuity to the
utmost In order TO raise false clamor
against the bill. He was not sur
priSed at the action OF the other side
10 endeav0ri2g 10 throw odlum on
the bill. He was surprised as the
action Of TIE gentleman from
Maine Ree0l. If peculatiOn ever
had been charged On this foor with
maladministration; IL ever ex travs-
CANT appropriations were suggested
that gentleman was feand to be its
defender, and If .ever Ehe IA crest of
q railroad eampany was ST stske
that gentleman kss its defender
Hiscock demanded that the words
uttered be- taken down as unpa liza
mentary- Reed made denial of
the charge, and T0wnshend rsitef-
ated it and said Eiscock was always
to De found defending those charged
with such offences.
Amendments agreed to in com
mittee of the whBle were then
adj pied, with the exception Of that
increasing by 500, 900 the sppropri
alton for letter carrier service, which
was rejected. yeas l23. nays 1877.
The bill then passed, yeas 100, nays
u, and the House adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
EGYPTIAN EVENTS.
0sman Digma's Spirit Not Yet
Broken.
Latest News From the Seepo Of
the Troubles.
A Budget of Other Home and
Foreign News.
Egypt.

Saakina, tS,-The Spirit Of Osman
Digma sEd some of his fanatlcaI adj
heTents is far from broken. He has
returned with as many as 1000 fol-
lowers to the neighbDrhood OF his
former encampment. He sdopfs the
same tone in nis Intercourse with
MS people as he did before the last
= disaster, and is eXbortiE g them to q
religious waF, He assures them that
in the thiF& battle success viii be
theirs. But the tribes ere much
lemors zad as thBg reflect upon the
full sgai s-cance Of their crushing
defeat. OsmaR does not hesitate TO
make use IF stern measures towards
any Of his followers Hho show signs
Of q satisfaction. Two Sheikhs
Eho attempted 20 leave camp have
been placed in chains. Admiral
Hewitt's proclamation offering re-
ward for Osm6n's head has reached
The hands Of the Sheikhs with him.
They Iesd it and FpurDed it with
supreme CONTEMPT. Osman's scouts
70 the number If $50 aTe watching
close about EsRacub. They are
under or Ears to kill all stragglers,
whether English OF Of friendly
tribes. y
London, ls.-Lord Edra0nd Fitz-
maurice, under foreign secretary an
nounced that the interruption of
Geographic communication batween
Shindy ard Khartoum continues,
The Isst diSUGtch from Ga. don was
dated March Il.
London, 1s.-The Marquis of
Harrington, War Secretary, has re-
ceived the text. OF Admiral Hewitt's
proclamation, offering $1,000 for Os.
man Dignais head, and has ordered
1t Withdrawn in the most judicious
manner possible. The Marquis of |
Harrington stated this afternoon, in |
the Commons, that he had received |
a dispatch fsem Admiral. He Is itt, |
the reason for issuing
the proclamation He asserted that
Oman had killed two Of his mes
sengers, and he therefore considered
the rebel chief a murderer.
, London, ia boat left Shindy
20 Try to reopen communication
with General Gordon at Khsrtoum.
Zebeh1 Pasha offered to go to Khar-
.oum ID assist General Gordon, on
condition that he be allowed to take
funds TO raise force of 1900 blacks. |
Cairo, 1s.-The cover ment rec
0mmends EDelsnd TO sccep.
EQhehr's offer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Railroad Boys Celebrate,
SALT LAKE Cry,

L LIZ lJITV
March II. 1894.
Tie popular resort know
Denver & Rio Grande intel u u vie
beautifully decorated with tho was
tiousI flag Of Ireland. Ira NC MO-
prietors. Messys. GalIigsn 6 ~ P40-
mad left nothing Undone = to y 1 oyes,
this pleasant day for the b ~ ,u S1ss
90 remind them that their ., - ,a Hnu
thles should slwsys be extende ~ l I.
wards that Isle beyond the Atlsnt 10
Mr.. Z. O'Shes mate a brjlIisnt tn VIC
dress. commenting upon the iiter "a q
at'alnmenis OF Saint Patrick and H..
unparalleled career Mr.. Dan 7 off, IN
the great vocalist, entertained re-
company BY singing several Ir iaS
pallade, after which several of tSa
ooys display ed their ability SIS I,ia 1e
JIg osoceFs. One of the piost MON rom
lnent features of the entertain men
was tns address of welcome dpIiv
cred by Mr.. Ps.e GalIigao ~
Noyes fellowine ana requesting A.;
to join n the Chorus Of 6 Old 5jjiT Tr a.
land shan bs free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
A Sad accident.

Yesterday afternoon 81 & s. d
Hughes. the tslented young alfect
TESS OF the Deseret Hospita.. vas
driving dowa a steep and rocky
street in the eastern part of the city,
ner horse stumbled and fell. The
1aH was so sudden that the poor
animals head YVES Bent uncer khs
entire weight OF its body. ana the
neck was eithef broken, OF fractures
so seriously as to cause death. Miss
Haghes was lucky enough to escsDe
with . slight jaTring, of which
Happy circumstance her friends will
be glad to hear, while they will
'ympatnize with her in tbs loss Of
her Skeed,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Christian Association.

A meeting was held on Monday
evening in the lecture room of the
Methodist church, for the purpose of
organizing q branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. a
constitution and by-law's were
adopted, and the following. 1fiicsra
were electei::--J. M. Jscssy. Pres.
ident; C. 5. Smith, 4ee-pfesident;
a. ). Martin, Secretary; c.. e.
Clark. Treasurer, and for director af
large, Mr.. J. F. Bledsoe These
gentlemen represent four different
denomihaaonss and are therefore
considered to be especially afspsed
to the work in hand. Their neyt
will BE held on 10 dev
evening. when the public il iaYitsq
to De present. Snch society VIII
hns egongh 70 do il they fulEi i1e
PURPOSES Or their organization.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Criminal Calendar.

Berlin, 1s.-The German govern
nent has asked the Austrian au-
thorities to postpone the execution
Of Hugo Schenck, wholessle nsr-
derer Of servant girls, pending al
inquiry in regafd to the girls whom
.Sehenck is believed to have Dlpr>
;deEed in Germany,
Cincinnati, IS. The new Lexing-
ten, grand jury reported seven in
dictmsnts involving twenty-three
persons, one for mnrder IN the SEC
ond degree ia the Hickey lynch'ng
case, and seven for riot in the Nc
Dewitt case. Father Oberlain was
not indicted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Farmers in Convention.

St Paul. ia convention or the
farmers OF MiAnsscts, numbering
$50 deieg a9eE, opened IN The State
house to>dsg+ Govera r Hubbard
delivered sn/ address of eelcone.
The objecS of the slveutIo2 vas
said u &c to decide apon The best
means OF bripgipS railroads and
millerS association 10 grant relief TO
farmer In the mstter Of
grading wfights an1 railroad
transportation, Dr. ColiRs, of
Grand Forks County stated thai
in that County alone farn9afs had
been swindled out s36, COO upon
their crops O. last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Cattle in Parliament.

London, IA depztation from
the leading towns will wait upon
Baron Carlngfof5, Lord Prfvy Seal.
to urge the fciectoaSa hy the House
of Commons OF t6Gameudments "a
the contagious diseases (animalsl
bill, adopted by the Lords.
In the Commons. Dodson, Chans
celior OF the Duchy Of Lancaster.
moved q second reading Of the
cattle bill. He maintained il vonId
afford the greatest security possible
to cattle owners, aud do the least
possible injury to consumers. Bill
wss talked out and the House sd-
ieurneG. s..c...- -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Sage Precautions

Washington, 1S.-President Ar
thur to-day transmitted to the
House C leGter from secretaries Lin
coin and Chandler opposing the
proposition to Offer a reward Tor the
discovery and relief of Lieutenant
Greeiy's party by private enterprise.
They think it Souid be inadSiskble
TO offer sry incentive to made
qIately prepared private parties
when the government expe-
dition is thoroughly equio, sd.
Another reason urged against
the proposition Is that the govern
ment, by inviting such co operation,
win assume oestain responsibility
towards those to whom it thus in.
duces to enter on hazardous enter>
EFlses, and its offers OF to-day may
LEAD 30 the necessity of further ex-
petitions Cor relief or rescue here
after, yf 80 ,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Sharon Divorce Case.

San Trsneiseo, Isl ss.-o,
divorce suit to-day S Sa;7, 0 ,,iS;n.
tiff, resumed: ,s5 "a slw n',si made msde
large amour 90 of money IN stock
g 8sa9 -eot1s, besides deposits in the
DeD <of California; had money In
efrst National Gold bank; made
$1,000 one time in etocks throngh
Harry Williams; denies having told
Nelson thss Sharon had. $4,000 OF
! her money told him she had e;ost
500 600 in stocks BY acting on
Shsron's advice; put secret ciaHse
in the marriage contract because
Sharon said he had a child IN Phil
adelphia and bad been foolish
enough to send the mother, (Gertie
Detz) money; be feared she would
make trouble, but ss s69a as he got
I'd OF her he would make them
riage public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
To-day. Not TO-mnrrnly

/Procsstination is not only T.
thief Of time, hu4 Of health ere
life. Ii VIII net do to daily; for e.
ample, a Vielsnt ccl3-To-dayi it may
re colo and nothing mere; to-rnCS
row congestion Of the lungs nay
have commenced, and in Z weet
the patient may be in a dying cJn
dition. "Haleis Honey OK. Hoie
hound and Tar" when taken IL tie
early stages of all Lung and Throat
diseases, is an absolute and uAfsil-
ing specific. Nothing can supply
It's place; nothing is needed. 4. "a
vorable result is guaranteed. Sold
By al Druggists everywhere a. so
cents sn1 81. Great saving By aar-
chasing large size. Pixies fcotl,
ache Drops eurs in enc mIluse. a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
The British Army

Ia The House of Comrnon&to day,
sls;aEmy estimates bill passed. The
Rmopnt appropriated is es, 22o, OaD.
The Marquis of Harrington stated
that the elastic terms of service
and the bountiss were inducing men
20 prolong the period of their foreign
service, and had attracted the past
year over $4,000 recruits. This is.
the largest number ever known in
one year. Regarding the heavy
naval ordinance in process of cons
struction he ssid three guns of 10
tens, the most powerful in the
world, four of sixty-three tons, and.
three Of forty-three tons, will be-
finished the present year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
acknowledgements

Cleveland. 18.-Duncan G, Ross,
backing Thorn psos, expresses graft
location at Sullivanis agreeing to
fight. He says money is;up here in
the bank and will be forwarded to
any responsible stakeholder when
Sullivan is ready. He doesn't pro-
pose to allow any quibbling, bein G
ready to cOncede anything reason
able to assure meeting Of the two
men to settle the superiority,
Thompson is anxious to face SulI-
van IN the ling, and manifests im-
patience to have preliminaries ar
ranged. While not boastful he
speaks with confidence and determi.
nation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Championship Medal.

4 grand Athletic ConteSs wi.
take place at, Walker Opera 1eHse
On Saturday evening, March, ed
under The management Of J. K,
Waite. Contests FOR the Polies Ga.
zette medal will take place ;also fog
the diamond championship media
of Montana. Prizes viii be awagdeG
representing the championship Of
Utah in catch as-cstch-can Grseca
Roman and Cornish wrestIips
Greatest athletic programme evsr
in Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Giving Thanks.

Lsndon. ls-A memorial tablet In
homer OF Ssmuei Pepys, in St.
oiISeiE church, London; was un<
yelled tos6ay, James Russell Lowell
performed the ceremony. In q
speech Lowell alluded to tbs pre-
sanitation Of TIDE ship Alert by the
British gGvs-nmsns. to the United
btasss, 10 tske rartIn tbs Greeley
search expedition, and said he was
Sad 70 testify inst Americans ap-
paeciatal this graceful, generous
set OF England.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
TIE Deadly Rock and rye.

Brooklyn, 1S.--The health depart
ment, at the request OF the society
Cor the prevention OF cruelty 20
cnilaren, analysed she candy 1no~n
ss frye and rock ana the Chem st
found the candy favored with SECS
senee of whisky" or fusil oil, in tbs
proportion Of 0.1S53 gEainsito the
pound. Tbs fatal dose OF tusil oil is
from Ii to 1,6 grains, or about tbs
Quantity found in two pounds of tho
candy. a smsNer qusntity PFC
duces dizziness, headache, 8 asnse CT
falling and suf5catien. A gopd deal
Of this candy ii purchased by school
children.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
5esnE AWAKE aaUesssYs

80 Z. =. NJ ! 1.risg 5ta:e are al.
~ sAVe 20 t5elr cJs,neas, and
psls 10 pains 10 sec re the rest al
very article in their line Thev
- secured tia agency for ths
''a-50fatod DR.. Kings Ns. Discove-
~ fOr Consumption. The only
cefsain cure known for Consup,p.
tior, Coughs, Colds, Hosrsensss,
Asst, Fos, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, on
any election Of $ha Throat and
lungs Sold on q positive eusrzn-
- TIA! Rosee frss. Rssuiss
; ~ Q,0A. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Eisma rex ENJOYING Life

Berlin, IS - Bismarck rides daily
Ia the Thiefgsrsen He seems 10
De IN sp'e- dld health. The inpIes-
sion OF the Reichsiag is that ne has
renewed his strength, mentally and
phNsicsilF Cu'r nt rumors Say be
h2 &ertj his kablts. n7W eating
aed dTinAiDg with moderation,
which were confirmed during his
speeches in the Rsichslag Instead
OF diluted brsndy, his former speech
beverage, he t.ok co tea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
.aposser Lasker Resolution

E'eriin. i8.-In the Rsichstsg to-
asy. the president announced the
reception eta resolution Of condos
lance at the death OF Herr Lssker
from the Cincinnati Gyranastic so.
cisty, and stated that he would ex-
press the thanks Of the Rsiohstgv
gor The sceiety's sympathy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Nominations.

Wash; ngtcu, IS -Sumner How,
ard, OF alch "a, chief justic su
preme cart, Arizona; Case Broder-
J. K, Kan sas, associate justice SUI
preme court, idaho: Jacob B. Blair,
" yaming, associate justice supreme
courF. Wyomi 8; M@jor Orville E.
Babcock, to be tleusenant-colonel,
corps of engineers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
The Dynamiters.

Lcndon, 1s.-The scene ,abous The
House OF Commons, this afternoon,
where numerous commons we're
sitting, was of a most unusual char
actsr. The clerks and porters carry.
ing bags and boxes to committee
rooms were stopped by the police
and subjected to a thorough exam-
ination to prevent the possibility Of
the introduction Of dynamite.
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Athletic Entertainment.

Er. Coburn, whe held tbs Polio e
Gazette middle weight champion
medal for Utah, has turned ahe
jewel over to Mr.. S. X. Waite, and
the announcement Is made that it
viii be contested for at the Walker
Opera House on Saturday evening.
at the same time the diamond
championship medal OF MoHtsna,
now n possession Of fr. Faites
will De put mp 50 prize. The pro-
gramme Of the athletic entertain
nent on the occasion viii appear IL
q day or tive.
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France and China.

Paris, 1S.-Goulois says: Iii Hung
Chang, viceroy of China, is submit.
ting, a basis Of peace to the English
and American ministers at Pekin,
and asking them to intervene.
1t is asserted that France VIII de-
mand heavy iIids mnitY tom
China. snd will occupy Chinese ter
ritOry TO guarantee i.s payment.