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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-04-02

The Chicago Tribune has seen Irv-
ing, who says that his intellectually
is luminous aud wildly horiz ed.
Gosh ! Sounds like description of
one of the red sunsets
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-04-02

'Yes,' said young DeSmilh, as lie
peDsivoly chalked the ED of bis cue,
Jack was my Oldest and best friend !,
but he married a GIRL from the sub
urbs who wasn't, so of course | had
10 drop him. Ny shot?'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-04-02

Where do people go,-bo deceive
their fellow men?' inquired Sun
day school teacher. Some to "a.
NADIA but mostly they goes to Eu
rope was the reply OF the youngs'
ter whose uncle had recently beer
a trusted officer in local bank.
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1854.
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Quarterly, sir
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The latest effort of the funny
man wheye, l board is to effect that
Charles Die1en's handwriting was
30 bad he wrote ali of twist
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Ben Butler on His Travels.

New York, 3l.-Geaeral Butler
left here at pm. this evening Oh
an extended tour through the north
western States via the New York
Central and Michigan Central roads.
He will arrive at Detroit at $50
am. on Monday and will speak
there In the evening. On Tuesday
be will speak at Grand Rapids in the
afternoon and at Muskegon in the
evening. From Muskegon he will
go to Chicago and deliver
an address at the lake
front on Wednesday evening.
Leaving Chicago Thursday MONS
ing he will reach Minneapolis on
Friday, deliver an address at the
state fair of Minneapolis in the
afternoon and on Saturday will
speak at Mortified. On Monday
evening, September Sth, he will
speak at Dss Moines, Tuesday at
Omaha, Wednesday at Topeka,
Kansas; returning, he will probably
deliver addresses at various places
along the route. reaching New York
about Septem Der 18th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
q Fast Young Man.

Montreal, Harold G. DeWolf,
son Of DR.. DeWolf, OF New York,
was arrested this morning for OBJ
tanning money under false pretense
from w. G. Gale, manager of the
Equipable Life Ins urance Company.
De Wolf has been living here for the
last ten days in luxurious style at
the Windsor with an actress name d
Baby Vivian, of the ,4rand Opera
Company and to whom he says he
Is married. He borrowed money
right and left and has gambled and
drank until he is now perfect
wreck, On Thursday Gale cashed
q draft for him for 1850, drawn on
New York, which proved to be bo>
gus, and check for 81. 600 on 8 New
York bank, where it trans pires he
has no funds. Re represents himself
to be a partner of j a. Kohn &
Co., brokers, of New York, and says
as soon az they hear Of his troubles
they VIII send on the money. His
father being communicated with
has telegraphcd: "Have no money
for an insane son or his deiude5 vic
TINS" and refuses to assist him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
ReciprocX Favored

Havana, 1. - Public opinion
strongly favors the pr ject of q
commercial treaty between the
United Siates and Spain. At the
request of the Governor-Gen eral, a
board OF trade has been formed and
will give answers to questions on
the subject cabled from Madrid.
Those points discussed re-
ferred to tobacco, .ars, -four
and petroleum. The cenclu-
sions were, fret, to favor The intro>
duction into the United States OF
the two fir-t named articles, and il
any preference became necessary, il
should be in favor OF cigars: second,
the duly or -four to be such that on
its d. livery here the cost of the
American and Spanish product
should be the same; lastly 10 admit
crude petroleum free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
suppressing a Rebellion.

Lima, via Calves ton, 1.-Over
SEQ of Cacrist's followers have been
captured to date. Among the pri
s0ners are seventy chiefs and officers.
Il decree has besn issued that all
arms and munitions of war shall be
given up to the government under
penalty of fine, q, tie Discretion Of
the authorities, the entire amour {
Of the fins to go to the infotmer. IL IS
also decreed that any !erson who
may have cscrist IL hiding sick OF
otherwise. Shs'i we notice nf such
fact to the authorities. Persons
who have been ordered 10 G 1t the
country are given three Jays 80
comply. a further decree is that
all persons who appear IN public
places wearing srms with u le We
OF government snail be trs. ted
as mODtenerco AID puni.Led
according to military law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Denver Mining Exposition.

Denver, Col, 1.-The third an
nual exhibition of the national
mining industrial exposition under
the auspices of the Denver Chamber
of Commerce, was formally opened
to-day. The city is crowded with
visitors from all psrts of the State
and surrounding Territories. Many
Of the principal buildings and pri-
vate residences are handsomely dec
Grated. The parade this afternoon
was participated in by many civic
and military organizations of the
city aAd State. The success of the
exhibition over any previous year
seems assured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Cholera.

Paris. 31.-Two deaths from chol-
era at Toulon since last night.
During the twenty -four hours ended
al $40 to night, nine deaths from
cholera at Marseilies. In ihesou.h-
ern departments Of France during
the "A hours endsd tonight, the
deaths from cholera were twenty
three.
Rome, 3l.-In the various pro.
vinces of Italy The cholera bulletins
for the twenty-four hours ended to-
night, showed SIXTY new cases and
thiriy.one deaths. st La Spezzja
there were thirty. three fresh cases
and eleven deaths.
Rome, 31.-The armed popuIace
Of GIoja. a village in the province RI
Reggie Di Calabris, prevented the
British steamer Brighthouse which
had clean bill Of health, from
taking on cargo. The authorities
were powerless to interfere. Troops
are going there to maintain order
upon the arrival OF passengers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
we're suddenly surrounded by a lot

were suddenly surrounded by lot
of armed men. In the meantime
the coal hoppers were discovered on
fire. The men had their faces
blackened.s The telegraph wires!were
also cut in several places through
the valley, cutting off communica-
ton. A State Journal representa-
tive was surrounded and ordered to
leave town or suffer the conse-
quences.
Gore, Ohio, Reports Of excite
ment in this region are undated,
and there are rumOrs of more out
breaks last nigt t, for which NO par
ticulais are obtainabie Three nom
union miners are at work this NOM
ing, but threats of violence
against them are growing more
and more open. Governor Hoad!ey's
movements are not definitely known
except that he left Logan. It is
thought he is making PERSONAL ap.
peal to the strikers.
Ssraitsville, O., Judge Fries
ner, who is in consultation with
Governor HosdIey thinks the wort
of the trouble ia the valley is over.
The Governor says Frle:ner is
charged with a great deal OF res
possibility and considers his op MON
OF considerable force. The Goyer-
nor left Logan at $50 for q trip
TO the principal MINING towns,
Before leaving he ,elegraphed
to all points that he wanted
to meet prominent miners and
hear their SIDE of the story. at
all stations a large numbsr of
miners were out TO meet the train,
and st this plsca abou. 600 had con-
gFegated. Great interest prevailed
and the Governor began holding
private consultations with represent
alive miners. The priests OF this
district and others who were
questioned deny stoutly that there
is any necessity forsthe militia at
this point. The governor told them
that be didn't want to be forced to
order the military OF the ground
and is exacting promises
that the miners will do
all in their power TO aid
the civil authorities. II he should
conclude, however, alter visiting
the points, that the military ia re
CURED, he gays he Will have to give
orders to that effect,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Engineers at Logan

a corps of surveyors from >,
east are stopping at the Horh .ne
House in Logan. They have hals
.nefe for a number of days past. su M
the object of their mission - @ua l
readily imagined. 1t is how &c noV
Ine nellef OF those who claim ts ~
posted. that they are doing some 0e
ttIaught'ng and other work pre rSpse
Iory to making surveys In G S%Ia,
Soqn'y for the long looked for ITtaSs
% wyoming railroad. The reon az
OF Logan and vicinity will berap IA
with JOY the coming of anot tSlo
L r especially one that wonIS
be a friend of the people. "Ou'0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Moro Recruits for Ben.

New York, 1.-The national COM
mistee of the Nstiopsl Labor party
met this afternoon, John R9meyen
presiding. It was decided not to
hold a national convention ST Chi.
cage, as intended. The following
declaration was issued: an view of
the general uniop OF the varioua
labor and reform movements under
the banner of the Peoples party,
which embo0ies In the main the re-
form urged by this examination,
the national COMMITTEES of the
National Labor party entirely
declare cur approval of our cooper
atien with the said Peoples party,
and local organizations are hereby
directed to cooperate with said
organization in this campaign in
support IF the Peoples candidate,
Benjamin f. Butler"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
Casualties.

Muskegsn, Mich, 31.-The crew
of the wrecked schooner Brigham
arrived here on board the schooner
Walter Smith, which picked them
up in mid~lske on Thursday fore.
noon. They are four in number
James Lesry. captain: Patrick Pow
ers, Richard Bird and Edward At
kin on. The Brigham left Mus
kegon ca Saturday, the ed inst,
with cage OF timber for Chicago.
On Sunday evening a violent sQall
struck her and she was nearly
swamped: the men stood at the
pumps all night but the storm in
creased, and on Monday forenoon
the Brigham capsized ard shortly
afterward careened, bottom up. All
dsy the men fioated about on
temporary raft: the cess swept
over them; their suffe1ines cannot
be told. On Tuesday they passed
one vessel, the attention Of which
they failed to attract. The situa-
ton was Unchsr ged until Thursday
morning. They were rescued by the
Walker Smith, up to which time
the men had been entirely without
food. on a frsil raft at the mercy of
the waves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
More Additions TO the Criminal
Calendar.
The Denver Exposition Opened
Yesterday.
A Little War Among the
Miners.
Casualties 80 Cholera - Other
Notes.
Criminal Calendar.

New York, 3l.-The Empire
Laundry association started this
m0rning from the foot of West
Eleventh street on the barge Union
for Linden Grove, near Elm Park,
Staten Island. On the trip one Of
The excursionists attempted 10 steal
sandwiches from the bar, when the
barkeeper struck him with club;
the crowd then bounced upon the
gsrkeeper, beating him to death
with glasses, plates, pitchers and
whatever else they could lay hands
on. The barge was brought to a
stand still, snd the captain sent a
man ashore to notify the Staten
Island police Of the murder. The
police, however, took no action, and
the barge returned TO New York.
After killing the barkeeper the
party gut ed the bar, and it was re>
ported by the man who cane ashore
that the lower deck of the barge
locked like g slaughter pen, IS all
were fgh ing terribly.
WiIliamsport, Pa, 3I.-Tne post
Office in this city was robbed yester.
day of So 500 worth OF stamps. The
chief clerk was called to the door to
see a man in a buggy; ne was not
out three minutes, but during that
time the packages of stamps were
taken from the safe, aud four
packages similar in appearance sub,
stituted. These contained brown
paper
Wilke.barre, Sl.-The Wilkes
barre Record will announce that
criminal pro, ceilings will be begun
at once against defaulting Pay
Samuel Roberts. District
Attorney McGaheD, at midnight,
that suit would be-
brought. He said the circumstances
of the settlement between Roberts
and his employer do not release
the criminal from liability to arrest
and prosecution. The district atter-
ney claims that permittin0 a man
TO go scot free after stealing $1,000
c0rrupts public morals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02
The FIag Must EInat.

Pittsburg, 1.-The chief of police
of this city having csueed the ar~
rest CT the Austro Hungarian Con-
sui for displaying the flag of that
nation over the consu ate, in viola
ton of a city ordinance, the matter
was referred by the mayor to Gov
ernor Pattison, and by him to Secs
rotary Frelinghuysen, who instruct
ed the Governor that under the
treaty with Austria dungary the
Consul had a right to display the
flag, requesting that proceedings be
dismissed without costs to that
officer, and thai q suitable explana-
tion be made to him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-02

Hs5itual constipation is not only
one of the most unpleasant. but nj
the same time one of the most in
furious conditions OF the human
system, and Is but forerpDner OF
disease, unless removed. This jg
usually accomplished by the use Of
purgstivts, which for the tins
afford relief but after their impedi.
ate effects have passed they leave
the system in worse state than
before. To effect cure it Is neces-
ssry that the remedy used should be
one that not only by its cathartie
effect relieves the bowels, but at
the came time acts DC a tonic, go as
to restore the organs to sound,
healthy condition. This "Prickly
Ash Bitters" Will do. 1t removs
the cause and restores health. +