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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
AT HOME AND ABROAD,
A PiOus Sister and Her Bust
ness Scheme,
Centennial CelebratiOn-The
WOlsley Expedition.
A Budget of News From
Foreign Shores.
And a Number of Items of
American Affairs.
A Church Scandal.

St. LOUIS, 2S-Miss Louisa n.
TevIor. eister of Mrs. Chateau,
and daughter of the late Geo. b.
Tsylor, was educated by the order
of st. Francis de Sales. Two years
ago she announced her determine
tion 20 become nun and entered
ths convent Of the visitation. Pre-
yIous to this, she conveyed her pop
ertv, estimated to be worth S1OO, OOU,
TO her sister Ida, then unmarried,
under a written agreement that sne
expected TO take ponasGlc vows
with the order Of st. FRANCIS dc
Sales. but should she not do so, or
entering and afterwards severlog
her connection with the order, the
propertv was to be restored to her
Some months ago the tessator lett the
convent and announced that sne nau
withdrawn from the order and aeked
for the restoration of her property
Ter sister suspecting the eincerity
of her act demurred to giving back
the property, ard Miss Tay!o.
brought suit to recover it. Mrs.
Chauteau then reconYeyed the
property and a short time after,
wards Miss Taylor transferred 1t al
to Robert McNicbolas, as trustee for
the use Of the convent OF the Yisi-
tation. A few weeks later MISS
TAYLOR reentered the convent and
took the black yell. Plaintiffs in 8
complaint just filed in court allege
fraud and colluEion against oihclali
of the convent, charging them VIII
using undue influence with Mis'
TAYLOR. and entering into 8 scheme
to obtain the property, and seek q
set aside the deed by which il was
reconyeyed, and also the deed unde'
which il was transferred.
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sANPETE CUlLINGS.
Notes Dotted Down by "Itin.
Grant"
Editors Herald:

Editors Herald:
Rock for the towers and corpio.
of the Manti Temple is obtained at
Ephraim. 1t is of uniform color.
and in every way preferable TO the
material at Manti for fine work.
The construction of the Sanpete
Valley railroad is progressing
Track laying is going On, and the
grading 10 completed from a point
where the line DIVORCES from the
main way, hslf way between Foun.
tain Green aud its presentterminus
Wales. Some little trouble hiss
arisen between land owners and the
company. One case of assault and
battery occurred q few days ago
No doubt matters will be amlea6ly
settled, and the granger recon-.
pensed for toll. 1t is the intention
of the projectors of the road h
complete the building and eeuip<
Inent 80 fer as Ephraim this fail,
Moroni shows signs OF life AID
animation. Che is quite central'v
located and should command
large share Of trefiac. Jensen Broth~
era have built a fine grist mill about
one mile east of town, and Judging
from the appearances Of the s.ruc-
ture they intend to do a big business
in the milling trade.
The fields of grain throughout
Sanpete Valley are immense and
strike the beholder with afeeline Of
thankfulness to witness the eTest
change in the desert that has been
wrought by lie husbandmsn.
| We met the silver plated" circus
winding its way up Salt Creek canon
making this ascent into the land of
Danes. We be lieve the circus man
| Will meet with poor success unless
he accepts The products OF the coun.
try in payment for tickets. at
Nephi The attendance in the SITTER
noon was so slim that they gave no
performance. The people look
twice before they put down thsir
dollar-too much for "Qne>horse
circus."
Il Spring chickens sem to roost
high in the south; we found none on
,, the hotel tables.
Messrs. John and Liddard's hotel
at Provo Is receiving the Flushing
! touches. The B Y. ggudents will
there mast cate food prepared by
Misses Delis and Susie Winters, o.
, Pleasant Grove. The house is In
, every way wellft,ed up and viii be
, comfortable.
The school teachers session held
, az Battle Greek last week wss very
profitable to those in attendance.
, a new case Of diphtheria is re-
? ported at Pleasant drove.
ITINERANT.
Provo, Aug goth, 1884.
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Cholera.

Marsville, 2s.-One death from
cholera here last night.
Berlin. 2S.-The report that Ger
many has proposed TO the powers to
quarantine three weeks Suez for
vessels from countries infected by
cholera is untrue.
Rome. 2S.-The following shows
the progress of cholera in Italy fIr
twenty-four hours. Bergamo,
10 fresh cases; Bologna, 2 dtaths; /
fresh case; Campabossa, deaths,
II fresh cases; dyspepsia, S deaths,
10 fresh cases; Milan, l fresh case
Naples, 5 deaths; Parmas 5 deaths
2 fresh cases; Turin, 5 deaths, 7
fresh cases. In the province OF
Cuno u fresh cases. OF which 26 are
in the town OF Busca; u of those
cases are already fatal.
Toulon, 2S.-Two deaths from
chorara here last nigct. Al
Mourellon, outside the city, i've
fresh cases and one instant death
The temperature has fallen sud
denly.
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Origin of Ammonia.

Ammonia is obtained in large quan-
titles by the putrefaction or the
urine Of animals. Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Every housekeeper can test bak-
Ing powder containing this disgust
ing drug by placing q can or the
"R9yal" or Andrews Pearl top
down on q hot stove until heated.
then remove the cover and smell.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Am monia, Alum,
Lime. Potash, Bone Phospbates. II
is prepared by a Physician and
Chemist with special regard TO
cleanliness and heal!hfaIuess.
Prov 1t by the above test,
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A Young J. Shepherd.

"A highway robbery was perpe-
trated up Parley's Canyon on
Thursday. The particulars are not
IS complete as could be desired, end
it ia DOT q dead certainty that the
affair was an actual robbery. 1t
appears a couple of young fellows,
the older OF the two being aged is
yesrs, got together yesterday morn
ing about 8 O'Clock, and started up
Parley's Canyon. About 2 o'clock
In the afternoon a teamster met
them, when he learned that the
older boy, named Petty, had taken
moneo from his younger companion.
The teamster took the alleged thief
in charge, and gave him over to the
police. The story goes that
the small boy whose name
Is unknown had teen given
s25 which he was told to take
t. his sister who lived somewhere
I'D the canyon; that he fell in with
Petty and shat Petty deliberately
forced the boy to give up the money
Petty asserts that the boy got to
drinking in a saloon up the canyon
and was squsnderipg his money
and that he took from him 81 80 to
keep till the boy should be in a con-
d'tion to take proper care OF the
mo ley entrus ed to his chsrge. TINS
pol ce are anxious to find cut the
na ne and whereabouts Of the boy
wno was robbed, in oJder that the
story of the robbery D"ay be con
tradicted or established. They have
the 81 so, and thoHe to whom IL be-
longs, by making themselves known
can regain the money.
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OUR IDOLS.

We fashioA still cur idols-not OF stone.
Nor beaten gold nor costliest Indian
wood;
All, no. our idols are our loved, our own,
In whose sweet veins runs only human
blood.
Yet round their brows we see Celestial
light,
Aod deem them glorious as the angels
Their very presence fills the gloomiest
night
With ts1der radiance, like some
wondrous star.
On their dear shrines we lsy our choicest
Devotion oaesi f4ith-aye, oaentlme. q
life - .rr.,
Oh, consideration sweet that strongly litl
The soul irom self through love'i
divinest strifs!
God pity these who live too. long and ses
That light celestial slowly fade SWAY,
And, like some hideous midnight phsn'
tasy, gg 7
. Their idols crumblo into common elsyl
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Young Men!-Read This

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Alta Items.

Cnsl is now being SHIPPED TO Alta
for the Emma and Vallejo mines in
abundance.
A grand ball was given last even
ing by the young folks Of ALA
Enjoyment existed among all thai
were present. The dance continued
until about 4 q. M, when al re.
TUNED home good and tired.
This evening three Of the Emma
boilers were removed to tbs place
where they will remain. Everything
Is running smoothly around the
works. Grading is now completed
and machinery is being put ia pace
as fest as possible. lIr. Cullins re-
turned from The city to,dsy.
The Peruvian mine is now look
log ezra well, with nice stresk
OF ore Phe owners o, the claim
hsve expended a great sum Of
money III the property, and as jet
they have nei reahzel anything;
but 1t IS now turning out q good sna
extensive mil e. The oWners have
had tri, and sill fee' that t0ei-
money and time have not sesn
thrown away. The last weeks
work gives them more courage tbal
aoy for Inc past year.
The Grizzely mine, which Mr.. Il
G. WaIls e IS Is attracting, ia shoR
ing rich ore He is new in hopes o
reaching pay ng body of ore. rhl
assays show tbas a small body 0
ore will pay all expenses OF tht
mine and leave a nice round sun
to the owners. There Is contEkc
now let and running in the mice Il
tap the ven near the region of tb
lore. When this is completed loOl
cut for lively time with In
Gg.Zz.ey.
The great Salt Lake tunnel Ia
almost completed the grade in th
hill Tor buildings and commence
work in tha face Of the tunnel.
Is supposed. that where the build
iugs are to be erected snow slide
cannot affect either the houses O
employees. Machinery will b
placed there 10 furnish ar for tb
flannel in the stead If hand powel
Building is expected TO commence =
that place BOON.
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Peruvian revolution.

Charities. Peru, 2S.-In Lima
Yesterday there was storm Oh pui"
lets for over ak hours. CaceIes lens
tered the city with his rabDie, yer
ling and firing. The night hetore
all the government troops Were VIII
Drawn into the CaurEel and Palace,
aud the entry of Oaceres, although
not unexpected, was somewhat OF q
surprise. his men CAPTURED the
Quartet and churches Is Mefcede
and san Augustine from Wnlcn ne
kept up fusilade. His men also
attacked the Guadaloupe railroad
station. About $50 persons were
killed in Mercedes and Bodeganes
streets and near the psisce square,
where thu frs was hottest. Finally
the government troops made sorue
and drove out the mob. Caceres
was accompanied by about ninety
horsemea. They appeared TO
have been travelling sill OF
the night, and were not 10
condition to fight with troops well
fed ana fresh from their beds; 800
| DrlSOu6gd WOLo ASAOA3 CNS
escaped. The German proprietor OF
cigar store was killed while look
ing from his bsl3ony. All tele-
| graph wires were cut for miles ont
OF the city, and no trains were run.
| Nothing occurred at ChsFillos
Heavy guns have been heard fol
some hours, but no news as to To-
caIity of firing was received up te
0 80 am. All is quiet this morning
in Lima. Dead men and horses art
being removed, and the pools o.
blood cleaned up. TIE nghl
in San Augustine Church pro
ceeded with closed doors. Cacere'
Is said to have l. 800 disciplined
troops who were to have attacked
Callao. These may return. Las
night there were no guards in thu
Istreets; all were in the Cuartes.
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The Trial Trot.

New York, 2s.-The morning is
ene, the wind light and the condi-.
tions fer fast time at Prospect Park
favorable. The manager of Jay
Eye See and Phsllas report the track
excellent, and the trottefs are lit for
the task of reducing the record.
Edward Bitther will handle bo.n
horses. He is reported especially
confident that Pballas vii! lower
the stallion record of 2iSI. The
trials will not be made until 3
o'clock or later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
Greenbackers.

Des Moines, Iowa, 2s.,- The Green
back Slate committee met to-day,
with but a small attendance, and
organized and appointed the off
ferens committees. The platform
arraigns both the old parties as cor
rupt and dishonest; denounces the
nationsl banking system; eulog yes
General Butler and urges an alliance
of Greenbackers in the several
States with tuch party as shall
enable them to control the eis c,oral
vote. Presidential electors were
nominated while the state ticket is
E. T., Burton, supreme judge; J. F.
DooIey, secretary Of etate; and Geo.
DIR, state treasurer.
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Torpedo Exercises.

Providence, %. - Postmaster
General Gresham arrived at New
port this morning. The exercises
at the torpedo stations began at II
a m. when the President WIS
received by Captain Selgridgss snd
given a salute of Fifty torpedoes.
The hull Of the Joseph Henry was
blown into atoms by contsct with q
torpedo electrically controlled. The
Viana afterITard went oct and
fred gun cotton torpedoes.
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Editors Herald:
For some time, before our gen,
eral August election, the stock men
of this precinct and surrounding
county have heen whining shout
the no fence law, and wal ted to
have a vote taken at the general
election, but as the county court
had not been petitioned nothing
was then done. Shortly after the
elections; the Ecaurt was petitioned
to order an election on the fence
question, so that the stock men
could have their herds brought
nearer and around our beautiful
city; in fact, rs it has teen done 10
former days, the stceS to be turned
upon our stress, 20 they Could
slip IN at any gate that CHANGED to
be left open. On the 25.h inst. the
election on Fence or No Fence
took place and resulted 81 as wbs
Anticipated by the mai Jrity OF the
people, that the ST CT men would
ind out their tricks would not be
sustained by the people of Tooele
| City. When the count was made
| forty-two had voted for feuce snG
40 hal voted for no fence, so tina
we will have peace sgaiu for littlt
longer in the republic of Tooele.
Business has not been go brfsE
this sea.on as in former years, ow
ing to the lack of each, although {
root of all evil.
1 The health of the settlement il
Z good, and a bouutiful harvest crowni
( the farmer with smile Il, on hi
face. 1st,
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A Musical Treat.
JUAB STATION, Aug. IS, 1884.

y AB STAI1ONS aug EOS 4oO1'
Last night about 10 O'Clock, the
citizens of cur quiet city were
awakened by a sweet burst OF melody
being waited through the Silly air;
every one arc e en- masse, and guided
by the glorious sound, wended their
way to whsre an impiomptu open
air concert was being cid, by MIR.
Wash. Young, of the Pacific Express
Company; Mr.. Peter Tibbs. en-
gineer, Mss Musser, of Salt Lake,
and others. The company were
favored by selections from La Mas
cott, Norma, aud other famous
operas. Mr.. Young's rich baritone
voice csused e murmur Of surprise
and pleasure. Miss Musser's sweet
voice il Parting, and Il am just
going down to the gate" elected a
round OF applause which must have
Teen very gratifying to the young
lady. The old Scotch ballads by
Mr.. Tibbs rerninded us of "Auld
Lang Syne." Mr.. J. Victor Hsmp-
ton handled the keys Of the pisno in
grand style; his solo was simply i'm.
mense. At the cllse MIR. Young
sang "God 'ght, ladies'" Chorus by
tue company and the crowd dis
persed, very much pleased with
a MUSICAL TREAT.
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Erance and China.


Shanghai, 2s.-A dispatch yester-
dav save: The Mingan forts below
Foo Chow were slieuced on tues :
day evening. Tel day there is nesvy
cannonade between the Ersncn naeG
and the Kin Pal troops, which are
situated at the northern mouth OF
the Min river.
London. 2s.-A Times dispatch
says TIE Kin Pal forts were de-
stToyed.
Paris, Minister Ferry has no
intention at present Of summohing
Parliament. He says owing 20
China's treachery it has been I'M
possible to treat her as civilized
nation.
Shanghai, 2s.-Chang 81 Tung, a
Tartnr general in the province OF
Kinspg Su, is appointed high COM
missioner for the north and souin'
Lii Hung Chang retsins the goVer~
norship of Rec Chi Hi only. $50
Tsung Tang takes command OF the
troops in the s9uth.
London. 2s.-A later dispstch
from the Feo @how correspondent
OF the Times Gays: / have just re-
! turned from Kin Pal. al defenses
along the Min river are gone. Ire
Chinese troops holted. The French
feet can blm bard, bat occupation OF
the man land is impossible.
London, 23.- The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times says: Ferry,
In private conversation, complained
| with much vehemence Of the strlc-
lures of the Times regarding Conr-
| bits con 1uct at Foo Chow. The
French press, he said, showed no
such spirit when the English Dom-
barded Alexandria.
The English press, by gsg9ipg
China on its siding against Europe.
! The confidence it gives the Chinese
| may next be turned against Eng
land. TIE commercial nations are
naturally uneasy at our action but
| once resolved on redress. We must
deal blows which will tell. Ferry
disavowed tie policy OF colonlsl
| conquest: "My whole Duty he
declared, sis to finch the enterprise
originally Ill conceived AND IL
managed. We want the peaceful
occupation of Tonquin and want te
enforce on Chins the respect she
owes as. European interests neeC
not be alarmed at this. We art
acting fox the civilized world"
London, 2s.-A dispatch which
, left Shanghai at 5 pm. to day. says
, Admiral Courbet began % BON bare
Shanghai yesterday. Heavy can
, nonsde still continues.
Hong Kong, 2S.-The French con
sui and French merchants Were ex
PEELED from Canton last Saturday b.
order of the viceroy, and have ar
} rived here. A mob at Canton In
vaded the Catholic cathedral o.
Wednesday. The building wa
: cleared by efforts Of the foreign cor
sui who induced the French bisho
3 and missionaries to leave Canton.
, Paris, 2s.-Following is Admirs
, C,urbet's report of his operation Of
D the Min River. up to last evening
< MIN RIVER, 6 pm. Aug. nth
Our operations against Ming
forts have been successfully con
. ..luded. All Chinese batteries sr
Q destroyed. We have shattered a
: their cannon with gun cotton. a
g attack on Kinpai will be made Il
day.
Paris, 2s.-Admiral Courbes
2 ordered to Hainan af,er takin
!. Keeling.
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Henry's Remains.

New York, 2S.-Coroners Levy
and Ribinson had another consulta-
ton TO day with Colonel Perry re-
garding the exhumation of private
Henry's body. 1t was decided that
the coronere shall ask Miss Dora
Buck to .eend prnef that she is
HenrY's sister. sIf she furnishes
the necessary proof," said Conner
Levy, 1--WE will at once proceed with
the examination
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Bank SUSPENDED.

Adrian, Mich, 2s.-Adrian Ssv-
ings Bank suspended yesterday.
Herman Loomis, cashier, says the
trouble was precipitated by the ina
bility Of the bank. on Monday, to
meet q check for S. 500 and ruu
began araong small creditors. About
$50 600 is due depositoIs. Loomis
states that the assets OF the lnstitu
ton are entirely adequate to pay al!
liabilities in full.
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Cable Chicks.

London, 28.-The Bri ish man OF
wsr Canada is ordered to be ready
to FAIL for China Oh September 9th.
The Dreadnaught is commissioned
fer the Mediterranean. and several
other ironclads proceed on short
notice to Egypt on China.
Paris, 2S- fhe Repubiique Fran
caise subjects Blsmark's colonial
policy to analysis, and declares
France has no reason to find fault
with it.
Paris, 20 Two thousand five
hundred troops have been placed 10
readiness to proceed to Tonquin il
required. Admiral Psyron, mini
Ter OF Marine, has telegraphed Adj
miral Cuurbet that war supplies foI
French forces can be obtained at
Saigon, French Cochin China. OPP
erations against Lang Son are sus-
pended. on account of The intenee
heat, General Ne9rier will retire t.
Bacnich. It Is stated that Delta is
! in no danger. General Millot tele-
graphs from Toreuin that he los
| four men while repulslng pi -ates
and Black FIsgs, who have pillaged
the villages along the Red river anC
massscred the inhabitants. Th'
French galrisons at Sontay en-,
Hong lea, with the aid OF gunboats
MiIlot states, succeeded In drivln;
them into the mountains.
Papers doubt the report that tn
French have landed at Keluna ant
captured forts. In reference TO tn
report LaLiberte says the Iandini
| force OF 500 men was not avSllebl
| for the capture OF Keluna.
! Carlo, 2S.-RspoIt has it that tn
FagslIah tribes have again deieate'
the Mahdi.
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Pleuro Pneumonia.

Chicago. 2s,-The visit Of DR.. Pa,
vim, staie veterinarian, 10 ElmbuEst
yesterday resulted in The killing OF
ten Jersey cows appraised at S., 1000.
Their lungs were found 10 show
more or lessd c'ded traces Of pleuro.
pneumonia. In some cases the
lungs adhered firmly to the ribs and
were decidedly htpotized.
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a Giant Wreck.

Chicago, 2S.-Jndge Knicker-
becker, or the pronate court, to day,
uDon the report of two expert
phvsiciaus, submitted the question
20 a Jury which founi Wllber F.
storey. of the Chirago Times, in
cspacitsted for business. The APP
pointnent of q conseEvRtor of the
estate 10 now being considered by
the court.
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ALTA, Aug. q. 1884

"This is TO certify that 7 have ex-
Rmined, analysed AID tested Or,
PRICES Special Flavoring Extracts
of Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Celery,
etc., and find the same strong, fine,
made of coed material, and there
fore gladly commend them for
family use.
PPHG. NJ. DELAFoNTAIEE
Analytical Chemist, Chicago.
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fire.

Newark, N. J., 2s.-The B minister
shoe factory burned this morning.
Loss $l0o coo.
WalertowD, 90 The business
norton of the village OF Adams
burned this morning. Lcss 100000.
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RnckIen's Arnica SalYe.

The nest salve in the world for
C1re Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
phenm Fever Sores, letter,
H1sh1anned Hands. Chilblains, Corns,
I'D I'D al skin Eruptione, and pos
% @t,rslv cures Piles, OF nc pay re-
m ,S'f~ IT. guaranteed to give per-
te at satisfaction, or money refunded.
lice rs cents per box. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29

A DOSE In TINE SAVES NINE of
HALE's HONEY. OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR for coughs.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS Cure
IN one Minute. :
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
be- SO quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We goarantee it. Sold by a. G.
Smith & Co g Drug Store. q)
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Two carloads OF fell snd winter
goods have been opened this week at
I o.dberg's.
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No Fence at TooeIe.

TooELE CITY, Aug. q.