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Specialist,
Former Partner of
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Opposite Overland House, in Union Block
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Room No !, First Floor
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aiming Stock Market.

New YORK, November II. In the
mining shares market Bodie sold at 10
to so. Bulwer at 80, Bassick at 4.5O,
Consolidated Pacific at 81, Horn Silver
at4.7O, Oriental and Miller at 10, Stand
ard at So to 80, and Sierra Nevada an as
sessment unpaid of 75C.
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WHITE HOUSE.

J. A. Brim, Park City; H. Cloud, Chi
cago; T. Golf, Bingham; P. Hutchin-
son, San Francisco; J. F. Greenfield J..
H. Greenfield, w. Ciaft, Frisco; o. R.
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Paul; Mrs. J. Kane, Eureka, Tintic; ].
G. Kenny, Grand Junction; S. R.
WorthingtOn, GrantsYille; w. w. Burr,
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Harry HAYES, Murray.
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~.w York Money Market.

NEy YORK, November 1.-Money
easy q 2, closed offered l.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 to 8.
Sterling exchange bankers bills hrmer,
Sterling exchange demand, S3A.
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Cliff HoTsE.

Chas Barton, Wells, Nevada; Miss
Fowley Wells Nevada j. NJ. McManuns,
Denver, Col w. w. Stewart, Bingham;
B. Harrington. Bingham; ]. Strickly
and family Bingham Alfred Halves,
0phir; w. H. Taylor, Alta; ]. Brickell,
Park City.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS.

LIVERPOOL, November 11.-Wheat-
No. 2 Spring steady, IS Sd.
COrn-New mixed, firm. 5s sd.
Beef-Extra India mess firm, Ills.
Hams-Long cut, dull, SIS.
Bacon-Dull; short rib 46s., long clear
4Ss., short clear, 49s.
Lard-Prime western dull, 38s Sd.
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FEMALE DISEASE

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LIVERPOOL, November 11-Wheat-
Dull; California club 6s sd to 6s Sd; red
winter 6s 4d; spring. IS sd.
COrn-5S Id
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, November II. = Wheat -
Closed weak, lower; 71I cash Novem-
Der; 72I December; 1879 January; S05s
May.
Corn-Easier; 43 cash November; 3815
December; 3S1l May.
Oats = Steady; 35A November; 26
December; 2857s May.
Whisky-13.
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The above is standard mountain time
JOHN T. LYNCH,
Postmaster.
Salt LaI g City, Utah, September 18th, 1884.
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TapewOrm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and successfully cured.

Consultation at the office is FREE and. in
vited. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis Of urine, 81. Come at
onee-dO not put it of. All correspondence
strictly confidential.
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Boston Wool Market.
Bullion.

BosroN, November 11.-Wool, quiet
unchanged.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. November II. Produce
evnorts for the week ended to-day were
S5,543, 900.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
rrice soc. For eale at A. c. Smith &
Co.'S Drug Store. (16)
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief?
Price 10 cts, % cts. and 81. For sale at
A. G. Smith d. Co. IS Drug Store. (1D
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Pbiladelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, November IL. WOOL
dull, unchanged.
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AFTERNOON.

Wheat easy; 712s November; 7234 a
72T December.
Corn-Easier; 42A November, 3825
December.
Oats-Quiet; 1854 November; IS
December.
Rye-Easier; 80.
Barley-Dun; IS q 581I.
Steady; u.30 year.
Lard-Easy; 6.95 November.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand, easier :;
shoulders, 500 q SIS; short ribs, $50
a 80; short cleE, 10 q 7.15.
Whisky-13.
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CARPETS of latest designs and lowest
prices, at
AUERBACH's.
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THE MAILS.

Arrivals and Departures-Salt Lake
City POstOfffee.
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The Hope of the Nation. 81
Children, show in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate; use Wells
Health Remover"
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NEW YORK, November 11.-Bar silver
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Roofing Felt.

Another car load of Roofing Felt jus,
arrived at II. Dinwoodey's Furniture
Store.
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The Doctor, believing that fhe Great West
will. in the near future, dsveiOp into q pOpu
iUus and wealthy country, hiss decided 70 locate
permanently. and to establish the mOst COM
ple'e AEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTI-
1CTE in America at
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
METROPOLITAN.

November II, 1884.
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Western Stocks.
SAN Francisco, November IL.
British Quotations.

Savage assessed so cents.s
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NOTICE.

MATTHEW CULLEN.
Dated October 2sth, 1854.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Petroleum.

Money. Stocks, Grain and Cattle
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Denison House: John OvermyeP, North Yer
non, Ind; Eugene Bundy, New Castle: D. w.
Voyles New Albany; NJ. S. Bright, Madison; A.
A. Newman, H. A. Palmer Wabash; w. r.
Hill, Peoria, Ill. C., S. Tappan, New York; Il,
B. Smith and wife, Duluth; g. F. Damon, New
York.
Bates House: Hon. W. II. DeWolf, Vincennes,
Ind; j. S. FalIey, r. S. Tenant, William H.
H. Armstrong, Terre Haute; Dewitt c. Justice,
Logansport; j. r. Gray, 1blesville, Ind; Henry
N johnson. Richmond. Ind; A. F. Armstrong
Kokomo, Ind James Jenkins. Edinburg, Ind.
f. l.; Farlee Rochester, n. Y; c. g. Spencer
Peru, Ind. S. f. Higley, E. f. Gobel, Chicago;
j. Taylor Brent, St Louis, Mo; John L. Martin,
E. Fl. Watson, New York.
Hotel English: A G. .Campfeld, Winchester;
Mrs. Max Stress Miles, Mich. Joseph Scha-
meker, Columbus, o.; M. Sepmislty, Lebanon,
Ind; j. w Vest, Quincy; v Morris, Cleveland
Z. S. Barlow, Charlottesville; j. A. McHenry,
Madison; Frank Fress, Michigan City; d. b.
Barnes, New York; +. Walker, New York; w.
r. Snipes, Columbus, O.; Nj. J. Todd. Roach
dale, Ind; 0, B. Brace, New York Il. Nj. Mayer,
Cincinnati; j. A. Gliddens, Cleveland James
Ballard st. Louis.
Grand Hotel: w. W. Hawley, Huntington;
Thomas Nelson Bloomington; Robert Mitchell,
Princeton r. S. Dwggins, Rensselaer,: Prof e.
E. White, Cincinnati; NJ N DIAL. Te1re Haute;
town. N Y: H. NJ. Warren, Warsaw, N. Y;
Charles S. Eaton, Cincinnati; II. p. Chambers,
Princeton; c. S Chase, Buffalo, N Y; S. c.
Matthews, St Paul, Mimi; e. II. Morgan, Chi
cago; John d. EaRs Philadelphia; j. II. Patter
son. Boston; A NJ. Stiles Columbus: H. W. Post
New York; 8. Il. Odell, Rockford. Ill. W. Xii
man, Cincinnati
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A LIST OF THE DELEGATES
Who Viii Compose the Republican
State Convention, June 10.
Men Who Will Nominate the Winning
Ticket-The POstOttice Address of
the County Delegates.

Below is given list of the delegates from the
different counties to the Republican State con
vention to be held in this city June 10, to-
gether with the postoffee address of each, as re-
ported to the State committee. At the eonven-
tons in Greene, Orange and Spencer counties
more delegates were selected than, ON the basis
of representation, they were entitled to. De
Kalb county, entitled to d representation of II
votes, Elkhart 20 and Harrison 10, have no
regularly elected delegates, but resolutions We're
adopted in the county conventions authorizing
the Republicans from those counties who may
be in attendance at the State convention to con
stitute the delegation. Perry, Tippecanoe and
Vigo counties have not reported any delegates
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ANU SEMENT NOTES.

The M@nnerchor VIII give its fifth regular en-
tertanment, tonight The operetta by Herm.
Ripper, entitled Maestro Futenbach, or Ad-
venture at the Sengerfestr Will be presented,
with the following cast:
Maestro Futenbach ----.-.--.. Mr. Chas. Schwartz.
Gi1npel Mr.. Franz NIuumeuholf.
Staar-Singer. --..-.---..-.-..-M Mr.. Jos. Barthes.
Medehof-Director Mr.. J. p. Frenzel.
Caesar Zesig-STuscal Tramp Mr.. Carl Drach.
Reimbursement Girl at Gimpes-- Miss l. Hessling.
Specht-Her Lover Mr.. Phi. Michelsohn.
Eule--Watchman. Mr.. A. Bennerscheidt.
Member of the Nightingale Chorus
The members of the Streight Rifles win pre-
sent the military drama Cluster, or
the Warriors Last Battle at the Grand
tonight. tomorrow afternoon, and
tomorrow night for the benefit Of that organiza-
ton. They have had the play in active rehearsal
for several weeks. At the matinee, tomorrow
the price will be only % cents to all parts Of the
house.
The return engagement of the distinguished
artistic Clara Morris, at the Grand Opera-house,
next week. is attracting widespread attention
The engagement is for two nights, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings April p and 30 and
The New Magdalen' and Camille will be
given in the order named The scale of prices
has been fixed as follows: Sofa chairs and
parQuette $780, parquette cile and dress circle,
reserved, 81 90 The advance sale Of seats will
open Friday morning next, at 10 o'clock.
Frohmans strangers of Paris company Will
hold the boards at the Grand the last half of
next week This is one of the best melodra-
matte attractions on the road
The Dime show at Englishs is attracting
good audiences and giving general satisfaction
for it has some Of the best specialties and orig
inal acts seen here this season Performances
are given every afternoon and evening, and the
business promises to continue large.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. L. w Mnhall has begun a series of meet
ings in st. Louis at the Y. NJ. c. A rooms
Hon. R. E. Fenton, Ex-Governor and Senator
of New York. and gentleman of national promi-
hence, is in the city, stopping at the New
DensOn.
State Senator Eugene Bundy of Henry county,
was in the city yesterday. He reports his can
didature for the Lieutenant governorship, pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
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Base Ball Matters,

The game of base ball between the 1ndianap
oils and Detroit clubs did not take place yester-
day afternoon, on account Of the rain; but as the
weather indications are favorable, there is every
reason to believe that the two clubs will meet to-
day, and closely contested game may be ex-
pected Tomorrow the Richardson Zouaves
viii have their benefit game. and On Friday and
Saturday the Fort Wayne club will be here.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge Walker will rule on the demurrer to the
complaint in the suit of A. Metzger VS.. Cleave-
land & Adams, this morning.
George W. Havens and Sophia Beckman,
Charles Scanlin and Maggie Carroll, George
Stumpf, jr and Mary Hegemeir, were licensed
to marry, yesterday.
In the Criminal Court. yesterday, Patrick
Ryan and Michael OLeary were sent north for
two years for burglary, and William Citizens
was sent TO the House of Refuge for petit
larceny
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Marion County medical Society.

A case of extra-uterine pregnancy was pre-
sented by DR.. c. |. Fletcher to the Marion
County Medical Society at its meeting last night
The subject proved very interesting one and
caused extensive discussions in which most of
the members took part, among them Drs. New
conner. Harvey, Ferguson, Comngore Wagner,
Chambers, Thompson and Eastman. Next
Tuesday evening DR. Massee will read a paper
on the mode Of treating fractures of the thigh.
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A NeyFsDaDer Libel.

New YORK. April 22.-Some weeks ago YER
dict for 1925 600 was rendered against the Spec
tator's Insurance Journal in ibels brought by the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. To-day
order was issued by the court that the
amount of damages he assessed by sheitf's
jury, and writ of inquiry for that purpose be de-
livered to the sheriff at the expiration of ten days
when the order of court goes into effect.
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mThev AL Rnu Il. y

''Tis wonderful, " the druggist cried,
The way the people buy it,
And when asked why, he straight replied,
you'll know if you will try it"
IA mouth we'll cleansed with Sozodont.
You'll know when you espy it,
None other have such sweet, red lips,
As those who oft apply it.
IT'S fragrant, soothing, healthfnl, sweet,
There's nothing like it,-try it,
Once used. none else will satisfy
That's why the people buy it,
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Case of Deliberate wife-Murder,

Boston, April 22-This afternoon. JAS Mich
olson entered his wifes room and shortly after
wards the report of a pistol was heard. A
brother of Mrs. Nicholson rushed to the room,
and found Nicholson had shot his wife through
the shoulder. He grappled with Nicholson, but
was unable to prevent him from shooting his
wife second time, killing her instantly. The
murderer then coolly pocketed his pistol, re
marked, Tin murderer and left the house
He has not yet been captured. The couple had
not lived together for two Or three weeks.
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Police Officer FATALLY Shot.

NEWPORT. r. l., April 22.-Poliee officer Eu-
gene Barker was fatally shot by Vim. Shay, a
notorious Desperate this morning, while endeav
oring to arrest Shay, who was quarreing with
companion named Anderson. Shay pursued
Anderson and fred three shots at him, one of
which hit Anderson. Both men were sober.
Shay was arrested.
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MEXICO, April 22-News has just been re
oeved that a band of men in rebellion against
the government in the State of Guerrero were de
feated in Tayche, on the the Pacific coast, with a
loss of fifty two killed. Colonies Morales and
Neri are marching against the remnants of the
band. The fight occurred on the ID instant.
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A,restine susrtoted rsnrglars.

In the last few days dozen or more men have
been arrested by the police on the charge Of
lettering and committed. They are suspected of
being the thieves who have been committing the
petty burglares lately, and the police think that
they now have all the members of the gang, eX-
cept about three, i'll Jail.
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a Train GROW Arrested for Trespass

RIcHFoRD. Vt, April PA special train was
run over the Montreal Portland & Boston rail
road yesterday. from Fanham to Freiburg and
all the train hands with Superintendent Mae
Darmid and General Roadmaster Shanks, were
arrested at the instigation of Ashley Hibbard,
for tresnnss.
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Piano Factory Isurned.

New YoRK, April pa fire in George Both
ners piano factory, on Christie street, caused a
loss of $25. 600 A hundred workmen had narrow
escapes. Harry Miners theater adioined the
factory, but the audience was quietly dismissed
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
~ teIest +. B. MARTINDALE g. SONS.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER
M est. j. W. WILLIAMS q Co, . and Nmton
Block.
no LOAN--MONEY, ON FARMS OR CITY
1 property at a low rate of interest. d. II. NILES
Room l. Odd-fellows' Block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE OF
M city and farm property in Indiana aud Ohio.
Low interest. JOS. ~ MOORE 81 last Market
street
XAyE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU-
w rity, promptly, at the lowest rates for long Or
short time. THOS. o. DAY & co, y East Market
STREET.
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The most popular dentifrico of the day is
Sozodont People prefer it because they have
found by experience that it really does do what
is claimed for it; that it is genuine beautfer Of
the teeth, that it is, as its name Sozodont sigui
fies, true Preservative of them; that it imparts
pleasant aroma to the breath, and renders the
gums rosy and BEAUTIFULLY firm. The favorite
among dentrifees therefore is Sozodont. Drug
gists all over the country say that the demand
for it is immense
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TIproN COUNTY.

Joseph P. Names, New J. W. Pfaf Upton.
Lancaster. I. II. Montgomery, Tfpton.
G. c. Duncan, Russiaville George Elpersou Upton.
J. X. Baxter Sharpsyille A. j. Hobbs, Omega.
T. S. Zeek Windfall
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CHRONIC constipation is the national curse of
Americans. Cure it with Ayers Cathartic Pills
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J. W. Conoway Liberty Ezra Bourne Conuefas, O.
VIM NJ. Jarrett Liberty Smith Wooters Billings
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MARION COUNTY.

+. b. Aiusworth, Wm Ballard.
David f. Swain, Thomas f. Endly,
T. 4. Outland A. Caylor,
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T. $ Rollins. A. D. Shaw
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j. L. Mothersheal, j. S. Harvey,
w. Ii. Craft Colonel j. n. Walker,
D. B. Shdeler Brainard Rorison
w. III. Morrison, II. b. Stout
Thomas Morris, James Moreand
W. N. Wishard Nelson Hoover
Henry Slusher, William Galliver,
Cornelius Mc(iroarty s. D. Crane
John 4. Presley, Hugh Mcbride
S. D. Fraiser, A. w. Wishard,
w. H. Tucker Eli Thompson,
Lee Bowser William II. Burk,
NJ. w Toomey, John S. Morris,
E. l.. Hasseld Robert Kempf
Morris Barry, Hanover Williams,
Lloyd Nolan Conrad Brian
John Reilly. Dr. l.. O. Carson,
Archibald Glenn, Judge j. 6. Adams,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

QUEEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
W ducenents offered lady agents for this rub.
Der Enlargement for ladies' Address, with stamp,
ladies Undergarment Co, No. South May street,
Chicago
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-23
HENDRICKS COUNTY.

John V. Hadley DanvillelD w Carter Avon
Jno. B. Hall, Danville David Hadley, Plainfeld
Dan Cox, Cartersburg. Nit Phillips Plainfeld
H. D. Mccormack Cayton.lB NJ Gentry Stilesville
DR.. g. H. F. House. Peeks-C l.. Stanley Coatsville
burg. is. r. Davis, North Salem.
Bennett Bryant, Reno. o. W. Hill Pittsboro
d. G. Lane, Lizton, Joel Barker Brownsburg
Ed. OTooIe Brovynsb1rp
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-23
FRANKLIN Co-NTY.

Perry Shut, Bath. Conrad Hall New Trenton.
James Buckley, Fairfield "A. M. Tucker, Brookville
c. f. Jones Brookve. Atwe Morgan, Anderson
! Lafayette Day. Laurel. Vile.
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