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kutlca to Creditors
INTRE MATES OF THE E,TATE

IN TIE MATES OF THE E,TATE
L o. John G. Fortmsn, o.ceased: No.
tIce is hereby given By the underrigned
special administrator a. the estate OF
John G Fortnsp, de-e.. cd, to the
creditors Of, ard 81 pers he having
claims against the said deceased, l., ex-
bibit them. vito the necessary vouchers,
Within ten months Aft.r FIRST public-.
ton Of this notice t. the su,o special nd.
minittrxtor. 1T his cfioe, in the postofice
building, Silver Rsei, Warrington
county. Utsh Territory.
j N. LoUDER,
Special Administrator Of The estAte Of
John 6 Fortmsn. 6ecet.ed.
Dsted March II 1854. I
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eelh.h ambition for place and
power in one who, above all Others.
should have been Its pa'ron 81 d
protector.
r. T. BURTON.
GEORGE J. TAYLOR,
JOHN r PARK.
Com mittee.
Salt Lake City, Utah,
March 22nd, 1894.
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TING NBW PULSE METER.

rVHE CHEAPEST. STRONGEST, mort
i simple, CONTACT, durable, efect.ve ana
economical fteam Jump In tie market, for
raising liquids under and up 10 10J fest. No
machinery, no oil, no special care. Can be
worked suspended 10 q chain. Will pass
grit, mud, sand, pulp. etc without injury TO
It's parts. Need. Ouiy a ftetm pipe from
boiler to run it,
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DR.. P. STElNHAkE
SPECIALIST
Former Partner OF
DIR. M IN TIE
SAN FRANCISCO,
No. 261 Main ST., ODD. gVerlanSs
House, In Union BLOCK. Room
No. I First Floor.

No. 1 First Floor.
Can be consulted dsily from 9 o'cloc
q: IN. TO O'Clock pm, and from 2 to q
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 s.m. to L
pm. de has had twenty-five years ezn-
pefieDce In the special treatment Of a.
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mereurisl Az
fections OF the Throat Skin
or Bones. NERVOUS DEBILITy
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Sper,nato,-
rbes, Paraiy sis, and all the terrible efSee4a.
of Self-Ahuse, youthful follies and eD.
eesses IN msturer yesrs. Nocturnal Ems
sion, the effects Of which sIe various,
msddening and destructive 10 both bo6y
and mind. and unless cursG will er--
inmate fatally. Ire preseree Of The
disease causes q oD;iI Csl CONSEQUENCES
Of slow and grsLusl decay OF sll the
power Of body and mind with loes OF
manly power and vigor, defective men,
Dry, heart sfections. lose o: sight, noises
in the hesd and ears confusion Of ideaa,
aversion to society, excessive prostrsLioo,
trembling Of the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, msrssmus and ultimate de-
rangement of the mind. The will Power-
becomes so wesk that the person seenE
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in tie face. IL also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hasst
and Kidney Disease.
TapeW0Rm Expelled I'm 2E
HnnPS
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SHlLOH'S CURE Will t1ne-
;laJely relieve Group, Wboogipg
Tough and Bronchitis sel6 by Z.
. 4 I Drug Store ~
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MURRAY MAULED

Committee Of the Re-
gents.
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TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
Failure Of q Large New YORK
House.
Our Lolita and Her Tendon Expert
ence.
France and China More News From
The Belligerents.
Business Failures.

New York, 12.-Much ex element was
caused in The produce exchange and the
neigh borhood by the announcement that
the firm of e. w. Coleman, flour and
grain commission merchants, Water
street, were un8ble to meet their obliga-
tons. In consequence of this news the
market declined from ~ to 2 cents q
bushel on wheat, and from q to l cent q
bushel on corn. Soon afterwards it was
announced that j. Ii. Fuller d Co.,
grain brokers, Bridge and State streets,
had also suspended and made an assign
ment. The failure Of E. W. Coleman &
Co. caused great surprise. The firm has
been established more than thirty years,
and done extensive BUSH ess in flour and
grain. Being "long" OF wheat and
corn principally whest), they gradually
got into such petition that nothing but
q decided turn OF the market could re
lieve them from the embarrassment, and
such turn did not occur. coleman q
Go. mace assignment for the benefit
of their creditors. It is impossible st
present to estimate the liza ilities, but
they are heavy and the assets chiefly of
such q character that they are not avail
able at present. Most of the firms in.
debtedness is due outside this city. 1t
is supposed the failure Of j. M. Fuller &
90. was precipitated By the decline OF the
market consequent upon the suspension
of Coleman s. 10, The firm has been
doing speculative business, and was
''long Of the market. 1t is not supposed
that its liabilities are extensive. The firm
was embarrassed about seven iaonths
ago, but managed to tide over. At the
Office il was stated that the liabilities
would probably not exceed 500 900. |
The failure is due directly to heavy
decline in wheat, and also to losses by |
the failure of Lane s. Son and Detroit |
house few months ago.
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WALKER HOUSE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO.
DAY,

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-Services in the As
bly, Hall st 2 p. m.
PREsBYTERIAN.-Publie services 81 II
s.m.. conducted by the Pastor, Z; o.
McNiece. Sabbath school 81 II ~
young peoples meeting st 40. oesIe
free at sll the services and stranger
welcome. In the evening, 81 10Y pm
Union meeting al the Methodist cIuicL'
Preaching every evening tbs WeeK, en
cept Saturday. st the Presog'eliaH
church q z O'Clock, The pu3hc COZ
di1lly invited.
CoNGRgG ATIoEAL CHURCH.-PfeAe11'
ing at IL Q. m. by the Pastor Rev. :. !!
Lee. Sunday school after service
Chinese s. s. at p. N. UDiCn Eeivlee'
at the Methodist church in the evening
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services il hs
new church edfcs, corner OF See09I-
South snd Second West Streets. Presei-
ing this morning at II and evenings
7.3O By Rev. Dwight Spencer. SukI9a
for evening: Lest and Four d." SGnGsy
school after morning sermon. Pfsys
meeting + idsy evening at $50.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CEUECH. =,
G. Tiff breaches this morning ST !.
O'Clock. Subject: "What is Revival .,
ReligioD?" Union gospel services S. l'o'
p. NJ, participated in by Cougregs!l9D'
slists, Methodist. and Presbyterl as, u
MeNeice will preach. The p1o,c coz
daily invited.
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Our Lolita,

Chicago, l2.-Robsrt Laird Golfers
current long letter to the Tribune dwells
very largely upon Lottas reception; Inc
grievances and annoyance TO wnicn Lotta
was subjected the first evening are as
cribed by her manager to o supposed
rival msHager who employed croWo ci
roughs to create e disturbance Eosta
manager showed the correspondent q
letter from other managers asking Dim 70
consent to q newspaper war that iorore
might be created in the way OF advertis'
ing. To this Lotta's manager paio no
attention, and the distur bance on the nrtt
night was the denouement. Rev Collier
concludes the letter as follows: Last
night Lolita appeared again to Q very
good audience. She cut out Hymen and
other obje :tions Bile things upon the advice
of discreet friends, and there was not
hiss during the evening. She was often
cal ed before the curtain, and the per-
formsnce was . distinct success. The
audience resented the mean and un-
worthy opposition Of the opening night,
and once more showed the English peo-
Die will ALWAYS have fair plsy. saw
: gain many members OF the aristocracy
and more "mashers" than / have seen
outside the Gaiety in any theatre Tor
many day. Mrs. Bancroft sent Lolita
an exquisite bouquet after the play. Mr.
Z abouchere sent the LittleLady" very
pretty note after the opening, IS did also
one of the Pail Mall Gazette staff. On
Sunday her handsome apartments at
. West End hotel, the Continental, were
he scene of much congratulations as we'll
Is sympathy for the unfortunate circum-
tsnces of the opening night. Ons very
I'D member of the nobility called on
Sunday, beside q number of young aris-
ocrats. Lolita will yet be the rage IN
London.
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France and China.

Berlin, 12.-Tsg blatte publishes de-
cree by the Emperor of China urging
energetic resistance to the expressions OF
the French.
Breslsu, 12.-In letter to The editor
of the Deutsche Reome, Marquis TsenR
states that if the French threat to exact
war indemnity from China is seriously
meant, it is at present somewhat pre-
mature, for despite the fall of Sontay,
China is far from thinking she is on the
road to Sedan. Although word from
England or hint from Germany would
make the French pause before creating
trouble, the effects Of which would be felt
at Pekin flor years, neither power has
moved a finger. Perhaps they will find
out their mistake when the inland tax on
foreign commerce. instead of being
abolished as intended, comes 10 be
doubled.
Paris, 12,-Figsro asserts tina. direct
negotiations between China and France
will be resumed on the basis Of the new
frontier of Tonquin and amnesty for
Black Flags, China also to guarantee
the free navigation Of the Song Koi river
to Lao Kay.
Hong Kong, 12.-The Chinese fear
the French are entertaining designs On
Canton. People are lvery uneasy. Hal
Phong reports that Admiral Ccurbet
would advance upon Bscninh without
awaiting reinforcem ents.
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San Francisco Stocks.
San Francisco, 1;
Wall Street.

New York, 12-Governments firm;
stocks opened strong on announcement;
trouble over Utah business has been
settled by the formation Of q new pool;
prices advanced Il to iH per cent.
shortly after 1880 failures in grain trade
had depressing effect; decline, however,
brought in buying orders AID the market
became again firm; after 2;l5 Union
Pacific was purchased freely I'D TO Tx
which affected the general list fsvorably;
buying became quite spirited towards the
close, and o confident tone characterized
dealings. Improvement based on off,
cial confirmation report formation pool
by the Union Pacific, G. B. Z. Q. and
Denver & Rio Grande roads, and By an
nouncement the Q. B.. s. Q. directors,
a. meeting to-day. had appointed a
committee to meet committee
representative Of roads iorming
the new western alliance, with view Of
efecting settlement; rise further as.
sisted by the reported advance in steels
to 81 ton, and By belief the decline in
wheat will stimu ale export movements;
same final sale market fell % to q per
cent; speculation closed firm, as COM
pared with last night; closing prices are
I to g per cent. lower, except Cor Dan
yer, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, pI
Union Pacific and Western Union, which
are Is to Il higher; Oregon Navigation
70 9SH regular and "a seller; Pullman
Palace from " to LII, aud rallied to
l.12H;the decline in this stock broue hit By
shout q report that Geo Ii. Pullman was a
heavy Her. Bonds to-day, C. @. and 1
dropp j 4 t. IS. and Oregon Short Line
4 TO IA; American Ez. rose 2 to 95, and
Texas Land ~ to 139 bid; Oregon
Trsnscontinentsl receoes S., 200, coo from
syndicate to-day, and sure les were
lodged in Farmers loan 6 Trust Com
parry. Sales OF stock for the week,
], 52I ,0Sl shares.
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McCloskey's Anniversary.

New York, 12.-The fitch anniver-
ssry of the ordination OF Cardinal Nc
Closkey was celebrated to day at the
cathedral with all pomp and ciFcum>
stance of the most JOYOUS festival in the
Catholic Church. The great building
was thronged with clergy and laitv.
Within the chsncel were Archbishop
Corrigan, Cardinal Coadjuster. Bishops
Lsughlin, Conroy, Spsuldiag. McQaaid,
Ryan. WiRger, QFarrel, Mckinney and
Wadhsms, and about $50 priests. In
The body of the church were also 200
clergymen, with many citizeF 8. Pom
tifesl high mass was celebrated by
Bishop Lsughlin. The Cardinal did not
appear within the cbsncel until after
communion, when he entere in com,
psBy with Monsigneu- Quinn and
priests, ard attended by his privste Sec
rotary, Father Farley. He ehowed
marked signs Of feebleneas in gait, but
pronounced benediction in clear tones.
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The Convent Fire.

st. Louis, 12.-The coroner's jury
holding al inquest on the victims of the
Belleville convent fire, returned a
verdict that the fire department did all
i! could under the circumstances; that the
use Of dormitories above the second story
in such buildings be condemned; that
there should be legislative enactments
On the subjec'; that the blame rests upon
the management Of the institution for
not taking precautions. which the size
and character of the building and the
number of inmates required.
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Not True.

= Toronto, 12.-MaiPs Ottawa spe-
cial: The statement published in the
United States that the Canadian
government is communicating with
Earl Granville In respect 60 arrange
ments for the basis of negotiations
for a reciprocal treaty between
Canada and the United States, in
Guiding a settlement of the Canae
dian fishery question, is untrue, so
far as the Canadian government is
concerned. Ii is true, however,
that certain large interests of the
United States are endeavoring to
procure reciprocal trade for their
own benefit without regard to the
general question.
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A New Cause tor ThankSgiY.
ing.

at this season Of Coughs and
Colds, and other diseases Of the
breathing organs, all men and
women with sensitive lungs, have
cause to be thankful that "Hale's
Honey ofs Horehound and Tar" is
everywhere accessible. It is con-
ceded by the faculty and proclaimed
by the people at large, that diseases
Of the Respiratory Organs which
resist all other medicines, are read
iIy cured by this remarkable specific.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at
so cents and 81. Purchase the large
size. as it is much the cheapest.
Pixies Ioothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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chicago Markets

Chicago, 12.-Wheat Iowa. a.,
Is 10 February, 'O"eri slh "a,
Corn-lower; 5S% J.,r,
February. AZ May, JANUARY .cs
It May. S' 20; Psb,.
OF afternoon Wheat = Firm. or,
20 January; 81 bid Februsrv S4% b
Corn-Moderately active ,,
6os January, 56K February S|Ongs
atked. 'SS te a
Rye-HiRher, So.
Barley Easy, SO to go.
Pork-Shade lower; a 65 bid
February. 70 $500
Bulk meats in fair demand: sbo,,,.
o.32i snort ribs 7.75; short clear 8 On 'f'
Whlsky-Steady. unchanged
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AsHBURNHA3J, MASS,

u dlls Is -
I have been very sick over w. w..
years. They all gave me up as P@..
cure. l tried the most skillful pIii
sicians, but they did not reach ~
worst part. The lungs and near ;..
would I'LL up every night and az
trees me, and my throat was IT ,,s-
bad. [ told my children L new ;ej
should die in peace until l had tI I[o
Hop Bitters. l have taken tST
bottles. They have helped me e., Se ~
much indeed. l am now well. In |b5
vas a lot of sick folks here and
have seen how they helped me- ar arj
they used them and are cureu .h az
feel as thankful SIS l do thai Wv
is so valuable q medicine made;
MRS. JULIA G. CUeh1N
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The Flood.

Cincinnati, O. 1.-THE Times Star
Charleston, ". Va: An unprecedented
rise Of the Elk river, branch OF the
Kanawh caused loss OF not less than
IQO,eOO slaves Of bark and timber.
Among the losers sre The Axley Stsve
company, thirteen valuable bsrges of
slaves; Poster Stsve company, 25,G00;
Mslley s. 1hrelkeld, saw mill, IL, 600.
The Ksnswha has not yet broken.
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Bank Statement.

New York, 12.-Weekly bank state.
ment: Loans decrease, SI,457, $40; spscie
increase, S5793, 200; legal te7 ders in.
crease, s., 800, 800; deposits increase,
Sc. 800, 300, circulation decrease, $4S. 400;
revenue increase, S., 939. 625 Banks now
hold $l4, 151. 575 in excess Of the legal
requirements.
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A RUN ON DRUG STORE

Never was such rush made foi
shy Drug Store as is now at q c..
N. [. Drug Store for trial Bottle of
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Gods An
persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungs, can get q Trial
Bottle Of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. Regu.
lar size s1.00
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-13

Despise not small things. That
slight cold you think SO little of
may prove the forerunner of a COM
plant that may land you in the
grave. Avoid this by taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the best of
known remedies for colds, coughs,
catarrhs, bronchitis, incipient con
and all other throat and
ing diseases. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-13
A Big Rock Cut.

Boston, 12.-The cutting of a
diamond found in South Africa and
believed to be the largest ever cut
in this country, is just completed.
The process occupied more than
three months. AS cut it weighs n
karats.
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WINSTON, FORSYTH Co., n. G,

GENTs-I desire to express to you
my thanks for your wonderful Hop
Bitters. Twas troubled with dy-
spepsia for five years previous to
commencing the use of your Hop
Bitters some six months ago. My
cure has been wonderful. l ain
pastor of the First Methodist
Church of this place. and my whole
congregation can testify to the great
virtues of your bitters.
Very respectfully,
REV. II. FEREBEE.
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sUoKLEN's ARzICA sALyE.

The greatest medical WONDER Of
rne world. Warranted TO speedily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, ChilblaiHs, COINS, letter,
Chapped Hands, and al skin sEup-
tons, guaranteed to cure In every
instan0s, or money returned. 3
ssnts per box. Psg sals by 4 O. y
I. EzuR Etors
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Egypt.

Cairo, 12.-It is stated that tie Egyp-
lian government mas given orders to
evacuate ,Khartoum, the guns be spiked
and the powder destroyed. 1t is believed
all efforts will now be concentrated in
defense of Maasowsb and Suskim.
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A Bad Burn.

Boston, 12.-Owing to S FIRE in the
Central Office Of the New Englsnd Tee
phone Company this g. m, Boston Is en-
tirely without telephone service, snd Will
remain so for week or ten days. Every
connection with 8. 900 instruments in the
city is destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-13
Chicago Live Stock Marie.

Chicago. l2--Hogs-Receipts, II M,
best heavy STEADY; light and roUaf
lo lower; packing 8. 10 to IS; packing s ss9
shipping 5.45 to Gas; light, 5 to $50 Aua
cattle - Receipts 700; sssier. oo.,
70 choice shipping, $50 to 6 90; com my
TO medium, 425 to $40; stockers z 95 V "
400; feeders $50 to 4 so. -
Sheep-Receipts. LOO; steady. Iou
grades 70, lower inferior to fair sra.
400 per cW'; medium to good 400 ~ ,I S6 "
choice to extra. 500 to 5 rs. - wv
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Mule Stealing.

Galveston, Texas. 11.-Fifty mules
were stolen near New Laredo, after the
led in chs'ge of them had been muir
dered, and were run across the Rio
Grsnde, where they were found by
SQUAD Of Texas rangers.
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Here's Your Chance.

New York, 12.-Mike Cleary has
issued g challenge to any man in Amer
lea to fgbt with hard gloves. Marquis Of
Qae.ns6ury rules, $1,000 side: His
hacker posted $3.50 forfeit with Richard
z, Fox,
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Divorce.

New York, 12.-Judge Barrett, of the
Supreme Court, granted a decree OF
divorce to Mrs. Augusta Roche Cherrill,
actress, from her husband, Roderick E.
CherrilI, on the ground of de,ertiou. The
plaintiff vas awarded the custody Of their
child,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
January Il, 1884
WHITE HOUSE.

JaDuSry II, 1884
WHITE HOUSE.
Oh Warner, W Morton Den Ter; +
Sage, Folt Douglas; Q Brooks, NJ Dab,t
j Broken, j A Jacobs. j R5sn, Bing.
ham; + d Jsmes Ssnpete; S Z Flood
Colorado; @ Peterson. Fort Douglas; j
Llunwey, Pccatello; q james, Cheyeng
81 II Whitley, St Louif; A E Phelps, "
III Beyo-s, New York; Q Albern, Prove
r A Cooper, West jordan NJ l. Powers
Frisco; Miss j Dennis, Jones, OadeD;
Chipmsn. jr.. Am Fork; CS Anderson,
Grantsvilie; A Goldberg, San Francisco;
? Damietta, j Fitzpatrick, G B Stewart
Carson City; D B Cole, Park City: LIZ
Flood, Colorado; w Jurgensen, Mount
Blesssnt; 3 Haynes, NJ WoIlcolt, P
Shein, MI ray.
VALLEY HOUSE,
r d SIrsnss, z q AcKsin, Germans
j Z Murdoch, Beaver; @ Jensen, SANDY
c King, J @ Jskes, & Anderson; 4 I
Goode, Psrley's Canyon; E r jones
Pennsyivanis; I Cox, Chicago; ! B
Claire, Grand Junction; L Mathews
w Smith. Logan; = P Maynard, james
Lewells. 8igaum, Oskosb; J Browne
2 Il Bowman, j Jonessan, Ogden; WI
Snyder, Park City; 7 r Glenn, Pueblo
4 johnson. 4 Psscoe. N j Strubel,
Leadville; 81 Z Tammsny, So Pueblo
. + aanie7. e Rogers, j Grove, SM
Francisco; r Il Keith, Willow, Cal;c
I hammond, Logan; J Howell, Wells.
vile; w w Cluf, Coslville; S j Hsrt,M
I Lesson, Chicago.
WALKER HOUSE.
j j McOlusky, Orasted Butte, COL J
3 Geddes, j w Frazer, Ottawa; W
Smart; A Pollak, San Francisco: 0B
Haley, Laramie; 81 d Chase, Wslls
Wslls; DR. j j Robertson, New York;
} w Chsse, Syracuse; j B Mulvilul,
Omaha: P Garretson, Kalamszoo.
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The Missing Del1nonico.

New York, 12.-The Newark cal al
and the Pssssic aud Hsckenssck river
are being dragged for the body of Charles
D3lmonico, missing for week.
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Fire Damp

Arrss, France, 12.-An explosion OF
fire damp in Ferbuy coal mine killed
seven man. Twelve men, ell Injured,
were rescued,
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New York, J2-Money market easy, IL
to 2H, closed offd. 200 prime mercantile
paper, to OK; sterling exchange bsnk.
ers' bills steady, 4.S315; sterling exchange
demand, 4.S6.
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, Weather fair. brae5
slptfs dull, except corn, which Is fr% 0a-'
Corn-Flrmi new 6s 81; old So "a.
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Cable Clicks.

Madrid, l2.--Cornt De Paris, upon
arriving, drove Immediately to the roy al
palace.
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New York Wool.
Boston Wool.
Dry Goods.

New York. I2-Dry goods imports for
the week, $2,Si6,G00.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List OF Buying Prices OF Produee
a the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Seml-weekly for the SALT LAKE.
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York, 12.-Bsr silver 1015
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
Death of George B. Waldron.
MARY ANDERSON AS A PORTRAIT
SITTER.

The Green Lanes of England
Death of Alonzo Schwartz-Sec-
ond Subscription Concert
Oscar Wilde on America
miscellaneous
Gossip.
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

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