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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

understand WlldC Illcy O1AuOA0O'
ps Is Oh ed opinion ~" I;
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S S Been r almost asa WE'D
2'Si gar "11 @ Hs
;: $SS$$
ss4 a sE %s ~ f make @ @ "s' @ S'1
order sent !" "e o'"er ''s' ' FULTON ARMSTRONG
ssss ss% @ F Fs% Df? 'S s1s ss%$ @
Ss ssS 'a CLARK
Of sa ns SSss The vts4 o Nils
T"1 FAIL Yours Ss ssR
@ .H as,. aass " for S' ns se aa ns
An S WOULD Yours truly ALL
the SUCCESS AND G1NP ON YOUR NED 0"o
FLOUR iou '"' 'u' anu Yours truly MALANDER
"a.
We have EN- TIRE
SATISFACTION WE SHEPHERD BROS
Melvin Hoop "YouR FLoURs VERY
AMBoY ILL.,, "a.
COTTON have been selling
BRANDS MY
Our business intercourse has been every way very pR am
Very respy, H. boohSE"
H., June 6. 49, !
DAwELL Red the BOSS
FLOUR mi sack BOSS" BARKER
YoREvILLE Ill; April D. 49,
sold nearly
celebrated brands Of G%prSve Cloud and ilung
handle
TIPTOP FLOUR Very truly, f. NJ HOBBS
COTTON DAwELL St Herewith find draft for
highest
the market OF the amount have sold none has been
returned Yours d. NJ HAGHI'
DE PUE ILL.,. July 81.
DAwnL S have handled your Red
MENT AS SPLENDID GOODS satisfaction throughout
Yours truly, L. FINLEY
LAcoN. ILL.,. July "a.
Mss Sn o1 2Sr in Fife
Yours truly, s. H. " j. H. THOMPSON.
"a.
Mess DAwELL Ottawa Isar Ss: Your -four
made by the popular mills of the
COMES OUT ON TOP which enough of its good quality we
think. Yours truly FRANK MARTIN 4 20.
"A
CorroN DAwELL have sold many carloads Of
your Silver
well and often call for them
1H1f shll o ~ 49, L BLANCHARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02


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day has the HEARTY OF BOT" DHAT rSG
ys
$;.s:s ~ esf
IA % s &C. ;svs SD
oss s e my apa na ySG5 s op
WITH and quite Ma good Many t Of my
Ss s' '
, ss:.s s:ss ss sHs4 III =
:s s%i
%f$s n Ssysz
reputation with no better "s than with H.
q, #:::
LonpARDv111r H. May q, 1881; ,
&: i; +;
~ hf 1
DowNEE's GR3 2y51 IVY P 10 I' Shp
u Ss $!S%SS a'ss
ticket to be elected
Yours truly DAVID Mine
July 8, 1884
HAMLTONGenS have been selling the ted
Cross flour manufactured and find GOOD SELL
G. NJ ALEXANDER
M RsF Of M e our flour
ue,,r, COTTON pAwrn nve been 'H in
and have handled great many anos OF
TO 40 BRANDS HAVE HANDLED although have handed
Wasbn Crosby the best in the world
ROCKFORD, Ill, July S, 81
Messrs COTTON HAToNGent Please duplicate our last
manufactured by doing endid
ara ye 1p sY HG WI F0pR e ours truly
H.. 1884.
Messrs Cotton HAMILTON Ottawa n-Gethme: On NOV
uay kept above date AN HAV NEI
flour refuse change for oh xmas
IN FACT Very respectfully, j. w. LEA Co.
LISBON, H. July ls g., ISL 3d.,
died the brands satisfaction ~
Yours respectfully, H. M -i''o''
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Il, 1884.
DAwELL S9ad your INV % ade
DA'A i-' $500 YOurst truly o. +. HEDRCK
ROCKFORD July 10, 1854
Silver Cloud
and Red Cross BRANDS OF hour arc nfs' GLASS " ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

orVaUlV0, duu WHO 1llOSC C1lO1OuSuAy
DAWELL & HAMILTON.
Msssrs COTTON D4vrs E?lHf have 's
M qH iT Wifi II FIFE 9 SUTo NE aS e
od oo d sn increasing ANY S
hN hHh Ih'N 10 0' AMI LIE ~ ' ~ IL. A.
sss4s 5sr gwen q: VERY aH7 6
%s 'S
e. Ss, ,iss Is e II
IN
F. Anten Serena Ill., says Your grades are equal any
ue,,r, COTTON DAvr s$}
% I the s s sa every
HANDLED f9y OF TIE Ef Yours ny w. SMITH,
saEss E % d ss z. T s s"'
equal J |ss %ss uy yours, BAKER
MI % ;,;.sa !,ss isl
any find KELLER
Ell s' as2%e
DID sAilofA0 yours truly " II. A.
II, 1884.
Dear 20 THE MOST
p %T best s ~s
FLOUR Is customers to be IU dNE
Yours truly, IT, WANDER BELT q SONS
MOLINE, ILL.,, July 1884.
Toq say nat aaHs the 1c ysffI 8
S' 81
We consider your -four excellent DERRICK
Messrs COTTON DAwEL1 Ss: second lot of
ss os s Y5u Hs Fos ON "
5,s HAVE 2sT rSRE Ps ' E
had sack back and wanted some same
Having sad ny d ESUf
Esq good Ssy nnS M Fo~
Yours truly rErENoN "'NDAH"
spa s' % f Ne u
THE BoEHL u HENkE'
Messrs COTTON Ottawa nGns Your flour is
with my trade GakF Sbd barrel to PARTIES writing for
Parties who buy their groceries elsewhere come TO NE S 4eH
flour ioHSuu VIZ ''A'0oi-'
excellent best we have had from
NJ. D.. SCHERNERHoRN Earvile, ILL.,
EARLvILLE, July II. 1884.
Msssrs COTTON. Ottawa nGenlmen Having
,.s %
and CORDIALLY RECOMMEND IT 10 ALL ,,pc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

Ottawa, Having
pleasure stat
rs, and RECOMMEND
Yours respectfully, u r. CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

he you excellent the best we have had from
Az $500 NJ. y. SCHERMERHoRN, Earlvi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

Silver and hungarian taxes the lead IN Blue lsianq
TONER who takes 1.-THE verdict" is GIVE ME ANOTHER
nUtISN BOEHL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

& Melvin of Hoop Pole H., say "YouR FLoURs ARE VERY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

9s
DEWEY. iE'-L, In
lGeRS ABOUT uest
of
THIRTEEN THOUSAND SACHS SOLD BY
N0T RETURNED We regard the goods
exclusively past TWO
Yours truly Do'p'N N1'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

q, So
Cotton DAWEd AMT2N Ottawa Ion acn n Send
bit ton tor insance Immediately 4Nlck anu
HENNEPIN, s.
CorToN, DAwELL AMT9T 0tawa lGs; NO customers
ofy IN HIGHER TERMS
theI
'"' VIVA" WV ~ Yours truly. DEFINING STOUFFER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02
SENECA, H., June 80, 'S4.

Messrs CorroN AMIToN-m We can WELL AFF0RD 70
the HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOM
greatly Increased since their
mills the
We have to given your Mr.
the other day Yours truly,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

Messs CorToN DAwELL HAMILTON, Ottawa-Gents; 1our
Red -four first class In every respect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

H., May list, 1888
Undersigned
of this place having recently
From the HIGH TERMS The
FLOUR are desious or handh anu We
please the possible:
Yours COMERFohD " OLAhh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

Messrs COTTON DAwELL HAMLToN-GntS: Your Red Gross
FLOUR Send me fifty sacks more BOSS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02


vouI Cloud
suit trade well and customers often call for them
Turv srII OUT CLEAN Yours truly,
ihHf SELL wv ' ~ GEO L. BLANCHARD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

sold the Ottawa flour the last five months and 1t Civ
SATISFACTION WE COULD ASK STEPI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Harping on Henry.

Chicago, IA. - William Helmo
who wrote to Secretary Chandler
demanding an investigation into the
death of private Henry says his
only relation to the deceased is by
marriage and that only distantly.
Henry ia described by Helmo as q
person of good education and well
brought up, as to Henry meeting his
death Helmo said: II Henry did
steal the provisions as Lieut.. Greedy
claims he did, the latter was juati-
fed in order ng his death in view OF
The other circumstances surrounding
the case, however Mr.. Helmo sale
he felt just FED in asking for an in
vest'gation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
= LEGAL NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the Probate Court a0ithin and fo1
Salt Lake County, Terri.
tory Of Utah.
Before Hon. E A. Smith, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Andrew
Burt, deceased.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF III PRO-
bate Court within and for said County,
made and entered in this matter on the 18th
day Of August, AID. 1884, we, the undersigned
admin, trators Of said Estate,wil sell for cash,
AT urivate sale, the following describe. Real
Estate, lying and being in Salt Lake county,
Utah Territory, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF the
toutheast quarter of Section s, I, southWer
salt Lake meridian, thance east 70 rode,
thence north SO rods, thence east 10 RODS,
thence north so rods, thence west so roos
ming, containing % acres; -
Commencing at southeast corner Of 5eutheast
Quarter OF Section 6, T. 2 southwest Salt Lake
meridian, thence west go rods, thence north Sc
rods, thence east 80 rods, thence south 80 rod
to place of beginning. containing 10 acres
The southwest quarter OF southwest quarter
of section 8 II. . southwest SsltLake meridian
containing 40 acres.
Also, -,
Southeast quarter OF Section IL, t. 3 norti
west Salt Lake meridian, situate, lying ant
being in the County of Box Elder, Utah Ter
ritory. 49,.
Lotr and Of Block No 81, and Lot No
BLOCK No 40, Plat C, Brigham City Survey
Boz Elder county, Utah.
All Of Lot No 8 Of Block No 40. Plat G. Bfi:
ham City Survey, BOZ Elder County, Utah.
4 Also,
Forty shares OF the Capital Stock Of the Uta
md Salt Lake Canal Company.
Every person wishing to buy SAID ,auo,
anv mart thereof, is hereby requested to pre-
nose In writing to the undersigned, at the o.
Zee Of BockhoIt & Cummings, HERALD Ne
Bui, ding, corner of West Tenn lie and Ell
South streets, Salt Lake City.
Bids will be received until 10 e'coGk q 2
And the faIe is subject to the confirmation b
the Court.
Te,ms-Cash on delivery Of deed.
Salt Lake City, Aug. IA, 1854.
BRIGHAM Y. HAMPTON,
JOSEPH ". BURT,
ais Administrators OF said Estat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
A Startling Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Johnson, Of Huron,
OAK, writes that his wife had been
troubled with acute Bronchitis for
many years, and that all remedies
tried gave no permanent relief. until
he procured q bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds, which had q
magical effect and produced a per-
manent cure. 1t Is guaranteed to
cure all Diseases of Throat. Lungs
or Bronchial Tubes.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain
cure of all Throat and Lung Di
seases at z. C. NJ. 1. Drug Store
Large Bottles 81. T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Personal POINTS.
Those Who Are Coming and
Gong.

John Felt returned last evening
from Soda.
E. H. Rumel, OF Park City, is
stopping at the Walker House.
A. F. Doremus returned home
over the Utah Central on Thursday.
Judge Twiss and wife came in
last evening, locking well but
weary.
Captain Paul broke his tugs and
went to Ogden aud came back safe
next.
Yorick's Love and Lover arrived
safely in Ogden last evening, but
their baggage made the train men
sweat.
Professor Dac Calder made q
flying visit to Ogden yesterday
afternoon.
D. McInnes and wife, Of Bingham
are in town. and are stopping at the
White House.
The United States Marshal E. A.
Ireland took the Utah Central to
| Oguou SeSteIudfs
F. @. Gentsch has returned after
a lengthy business trip in the inter-
est OF the Express company.
w. w. Ritter, superintendent Of
the Salt Lake and Western, came
down from the north last evening
George F. Crandall, of the Unior
Pacific at Omaha, arrived here la
evening and is stepping at th'
Walker House.
G. w. Mount, representative Of c
; S. Goodrich & Co., Omaha, leave
ror that city this morning by tn
narrow guage express.
Judge Hunter and District AT
torney Dickson went to Prov
. yesterday, to look after an lpJurc
. ton case in that district.
: Mrs. M. G.. Smith. who has bee
visiting friends here for some tim
? past, returns to her home in Oman
this morning, via the scenic route
Lieutenant Willard Y 1ung has n
turned to his post on the Columbi
river. where he is superinteudip
the construction of the locks at til
upper Caseade.
ri D. F. Walker and family, hay
& postponed their departure for Del
q yer till Saturday. when they will
by the scenic ro1te, and spend a &c
son at Maniua.
% Henry Dinwoodey and F. D. Gil
expect to 60 to Wood River on bu'
ness within a day or two. Ii
u probable they will go with t
Olympic excursion party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
rhe Irish League association

Roston. AT the opening OF
the Trish Lesgue Convention ChslrS
man Cannon read number OF
taieorsms sending greeting from
state Organizations. 1t was an.
nouncsd that Mr.. O'Sllllvan, OF
Leland, was on the floor, bearing a
letter from Michaei Davitt. At the
mention of Davitt's name there
YVES an outburst of applause. The
chairman announced that the bust
ness order was the report of the
finance committee. Mr.. O'Neil,
chairman of the committee, report
ed that it bad been q pleasure to
audit the treasury account, az every
thing was found correct. The re-
mittsnces and the expenses cons
nected Herewith TO Ireland were
s24. 997: balance an hand, SIS 1854;
rofsI amount RENTED, S29, 1852; leav-
ING a balance of S12,767. O'Neil
further reported the accounts OF the
Secretary CT the National League
were correct in every particular,
and exactly tailed with the figures
of the Treasurer. The report OF the
finance committee was adopted and
the committee discharged with the
thanks of the convention.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following:
Representatives of the Irish Ma
tional League OF America in CONVEX
ton assembled, affirming the prin-
ciples adopted at the Philadelphia
convention, congratulate the PEI
pie of ireland and their able leader.
Charles Stewart ParnelI, on the
heroic efforts and uneIring zeal
which have so signally marked the
history Of the past year, Astounding
IN evidences of gratifying progress
in placing the people of Ireland on
hlgner plane and securing for then
and their natural rights more aaA
quste consideration from the i1tol,l
genes Of mankind. We renew thu
protest which for seven centuries
has been uttered with every hear
that OF our people against the cru
and unjust usurpation of power by
government alien 10 OFT pe PIE il
sli thai distinguishes one rationale,
flo 4 another, and we pledge GU
m1IsI a, d material support to ever.
legitimate means to re-estsbllkh tn
GUd-given rights of the PEG
pie Of Ireland TO the possession
and government Of Their land. L
this end We are firmly parposed
direct all cur efforts to the cres
ton in Irelend Of g complete nstior
al life. aud the development OF q
the diversified industries whic-
render people self sustaining an
prosperous, not merely by g reduC
uon OF rents, nor q change from i'd
pfoprletors to working proprietor;
out by the revival of Irish mani
ia tlres to the exclusion of Englis
goods and to the production c
economic aud civil lie by the deYe
ogmeat of sincere, noble an
eHeclual cohesion Of 81 her peopl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, 14.-Wheat-Quiet
Corn-Firmer; 5s5d-
Missouri Democrats.

st. Louis, 14.-Post-Dispatch JET
ferson City special: The Demo-
cratic State con vention remained IN
session all night, and adjourned at
6 this morning. The State ticket
was completed as follows: Attorney
general, D. G. Boone; railroad COM
missioner, W. @. Downing; presl.
dent of electors at large, Henry G
Brockmeyer, st. Louis, Rnd Gen
James Crsig. 81 joseph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Ch,oaeo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, l4.-HoRs-R ceipta 10, 600,
weak and uneven; rough packing
$50 to SIS, packing AMI shipping 5.25
to 6 80, lip ht 40 to $50.
Cattie-Receipts Z OO0 best corn fed
steady, low grades weak; good to choice
Shipping 600 to 40, common to me-
dunn go 10 4.SO, stockers 800 to 4 3 },
faeders 4 90 to 4.65, range tile steady,
grsss Texans averaging 700 to LOCO
rounds, $50 to 450, wintered Texans
4 90 to 5 co, An ericaus 400 to BIS,
Sheep-Receip.s 2,ooo; steady, in
farior 10 fsir go to 90 per cwt.
medium 10 g. cd 90 to 3.5G; choice e
extra 3.75 to 4 25, Texas sheep $50 t.
1875.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Saratoga Races.

Saiatogs, 14.-Three- quarters of a
mile 2Syear-olds - Verano won,
Telie Dor second, Irish Pat third.
Foxha al stalker, 3-yfaT>olds. mile
snd fge Observation-Disclosures Won
Powhattan second, Panique third.
Mile and flu long = Msmmoniet
won. eleanor second, Gsno third
Time, 1861.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
~. Raukers' Convention.

After the election
sa aiseTs. 3 lengthy paper PAPER we on the fha
By J;. ), / BSnEers' Institute i,t1 ,,.ti DE
LOndeRl ;s bT of the Organlzau9o.n
gave hlstU anoT of conducting it;
apG has ga a membership u 1''
IL y r1spidly growing: o,u.iou was car
Is Tbe following reS0'u '''
Red: ,u.d. That an Auxiliary a
ReaOLvtG,, he e. tabiished, the
membe ship If which shau Re, first,
q srTioe in any bank or fe9 DaI than i've
I@eeDnd, passing an 4 oP Z. nrd
gears; seG' subjects as shall be pre-
upon snen n s SS executive council. .
fcribed oy 'AG THAT q committee Of
thTee Be appointed b os i prac S ap-
pertete3.. II the ideas cont mp d ,e
plicstlC;aa, 81 resolution, ana re- e.
port [Ss executive c COUNCIL dotresl. read
tn Mr. r. George, OF a 40 ,5aner.a'
M NJ On cone nameu Pap1t amor nm
p pager " Wiliisms read q Taper VI
MI ,"ntev legislation" ,,,h
The T g@pff niiowiDg resolution was
adopted: rnottbe thanks OF the
ReS ,o.,or are due TO the newspapel
aasocia foy nublicly expressing an ~
press 10; certain schemes 10
tbe country through up ~ ,ben
ana on rl,fs he mails. and that nan 4
ta[ S 5sankers be cautioned aga S 9s
ara a.o HonG or reqronding to such de
mapds. Our interests are IN IN III
high a plane as any hA'i'n -
world G5;ress by A. oberndotf f Kan
AG HnrsT. Of Benjamin c: Wrigh
sss, papTTI rarfisco, on banking an
6psinets >of CaltfornlH,s. ooIIactio
JeOkins of New York, on scc y IarO
If country checks" ana a q Ia a {
VI n OS If letters from promTIineL
na nInoars Of the assoc alton an oVt
nae oOnntTy regretting inability
he he present, were read. A - r NIeg1,
T U;epp tf from Fred Walls, OF oIeg d
n ~ the I1,1nTeventiou Of pauics' as II
W gar Dc Inc importance Of the cO .il
aI1S las eia referred to the execnn'
tIyi az ao,er from E B. JUG
If SyTecUse on national o9nks w
g VI "yi nv The secretary. George
sneak. he made few compiI,mell
taTv remarks on The nstlonal Dan
ine svstem a. it now exists
lanes Paterson, Of Phildelphi
said he considered the silver 9 at
lion lion one Of the most important fe
tn pr Of the time, and urged me
Ssrs to work earnestly and falt
fully to have the law repeaieo' :,
Mr.. Lindenburg, of Lonisvil
made q few remarks in favor Of
Ger cash reserves, and thought
was promotiYe of the true Interest
hanks. The maintenance CT ilbe
cash reserves lays at the very iol
dstlon of correct and safe banRl
3. A. Keene, Of Chicago, nj
reference to panics, and thought
countrv wsson the read to a full
turn Of confidence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
Chicago, 14.-Wheat-Olosed lower;
7sH cash, 1917 September, slA Octo>
Der. e2A November.
Corn-Lower; 51H cash, August,
5Ox September, 49H October.
Oats-Firm; 25H August, 2iS Sep
tember, 25N October.
Whisky-10. -o,,
Afternoon - Wheat - Lower; 79A
September, S0T Octobar. -
Oorn-Easier; 51Augus. 5e9s Sep'em'
% oats-Eaaicr; 251s August, PAX Sep
Ryv- Good demand; a lower; 56h.
Barley Quiet; 64h September. :,
Pork-Fnm: October advanced 81
$500 August, q 90 October.
Lsrd-Firmer; 7.50 September.
Bulk Meats-Demand active; shoulder
go, short ribs, 995, short clear 1910.
| Whisky-l0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Wall Street.

New York, l4-Stocks strong and
a general advance Of II to ~; North
western, ST. Paul, Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore, Western Union and Union Pa
cihc most active.
Governments firm; railways generally
firm. Stocks irregular, active. within
moderate range; left off stesdv. Com
pared with last nigh.s closing, figures
ara "a to ~ higher.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
The Wall Street Bank.

New York, Alt is reported that
the United States District Attorney
has issued warrant for the arrest
of Cashier Dickinson, Of the Wall
Street Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Now York Mining Stocks

New York, l4.-Trading in minir G
stocks light. Consolidated Virgir ia 80,
b8O; Alice sold at 275, Belle Isle 81; Con.
Pacific Sc to 81; Sierra Nevada 200;
Leadville 8; Oriental 81 Miller 10;
Standard l25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Prepared for War.

New Orleans, 14.-Field artillery,
forty four men, under Captain Cnl;
apollo, with small arms and heid
piece, left st noon by special tram
for New Iberia, there TO report %
General Perry, who will give the
necessary orders if the courthouse
is not turned over By the parties IL
charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15

New York. 14.-Money easy. "a;
closed offered l.
Prime mercantile paper 81 TO 81.
Exchange Bil,s-StesdS; 1923. demand
eAk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, AUGUST "a
White spring, in good condition 70 to IA
q" Door 4" IL to II
Black spring, good conditions. II
White fall anu iamb's........., II to ID
Arizona wool...... ......."........-.. TO III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
Bullion.
Money Market

Nes York 14.-Bor silver lOH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
san FRANCISCO Stocks.

New York Petroleum. {.
New York, 14.-Petroleum, quiet,
TN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-15
BULLION &OREMA
Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

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{ Minister Interrupted While ut Prayer by,
the Attempt of1hi Div reed wife to Drag
shis Daughter from 4 Pe,vsif 4sia ~
While the congregation or the Baptist
church in Sodics. NewasYork, were en-
;gpged ia,praSers with their fastor,sjust'bes
fore preaching service, on n recent Sunday
evening, they we're s.aftlea from ttzirde
.yput attitude by the shrll cry offa ciaid'H,
yolce eTcluming: NO. I can,t, go back no.,
'I3cant So back: Papa help, mel, The
pastor, the sRev.tH. @. Bates, reeeoSgnfzed
tho voice ns Eisa 9 aaughters.I He abruptly
closed his PRAYER. ,aIhnstarted down the,
aisle, BY his time The whele,congregat;on.
t aste sdist ths,s .sshh ' elr sc W. saS cause mt &
Bates;1 the 'dirortsd wife ofthe minister
wiisl tfer phands on her hltle dapshhser,e aged
sIrI Bates pasSea lie Wo,G II asids, pra,
$kingt his t%hldbysthe hand,l led ihei i,itG
SNAe palpisand placed her in d chair, at the
"a tyne begging Mrs Bates to bs quiet
and lepys the, church, The excited; wo-,,
man, = 'hoSeveF.i flushed toEard the hlpit
and stpnHs ut Mr. Bates, SEIZED his seriiiofaf
Eand Other bspprsinR his h.iH and aaemptl-
Jed To- st;ife him, lie es1ledp ~ aiconstable-
That she m!eht,bee ar,fied fSS she had threst..i
sene6t 40 h linn .s1'hc officer sent forhand-
cuffs, asIr, Elites was granted anabstplutel
divorce y Ss9Fi Ri Nifs January L, LIZA and,
Nrs. Eitesi lives insC hicasgo, but came iR,stf
FOR the Tarpose,df syssafi1i6g POSSESSION adf
Che shJNendiO athenight of tha disturb
iiase and Sfoe5G y tho ps2spnage, expeGt.s
dng tosee the,ttp rsftn hers,it bnt the hohfr
.for seryicas hiviEe arrisef the II. uii:;y we're
gone. They, thsN Grexs oyerto the churrli.
and engasedfs mar ta hold the horse. whilt
they went in. w. Bates claims that when
3ahs had the children with her in Ckiease7
sshe was bringinastlIem,up to vicious ways.
Fha seems to be aSers-riolent woma1ay -aad-
in5. h Sa!Ss rl, snp alEasr has @ $ssssa tr @Sss
talk in the. comnteunity, ,SiuNt~ public syn.
!bathy is with Mr. Batess.saa "'@a '+h ~