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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Severe Weather.

CHEYENNE, December 27.-Severe
and protracted storms have prevailed
in the northern, northwestern and re-
mote portions of Wyoming within
the past two weeks. The southern
ranges experienced spells of severe
weather with the thermometer 1Oand Il
degrees below zero, but the snowfall is
comparatively slight and no damage
has been dope to stock. About Fort
Laramie, and northeast part of the
Territory, Fort Mckinney, the north
west part, the weather for nearly two
weeks has been very severe. In some
places the snow is eighteen inches on
the level making it impossible for cattle
to reach the grass. Hence, in those
quarters where it has drifted badly, it
is impossible, from lack of communica-
ton, to get quick reports of the extent
of damage done so far A few reports
of dead cattle are received from various
quarters, but none to cause alarm.
Stockmen here say that everything is
satisfactory so far.
The weather has now moderated
throughout the Territory, and the
snow is rapidly melting under the warm
sun. There is no real snow blockade
along the line of the Union Pacific in
Wyoming. Trains are running on time,
and have never arrived here later than
five hours this season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Bogus Jewels.

LONDON, December pa story is
now told that the emeralds which ad-
orned the crown of the Empress
Eugene, were false. The crown was
among the Jewels at the government
sale in Paris. The bogus emeralds were
purchased by an English nobleman. for
$4,000 and the money was paid to the
ex-Empress for claims to the emeralds
as personal property. The money, how
ever, was returned when it was found
that the emeralds were only limitations.
The Figaro asserts that the Empress
was aware of the deception.
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DiaboIicaI Deed.

CHATTANOOGA, December PA few
days ago an obstruction was placed on
the Quien and Crescent track, near Pur-
Wis, Miss. A passenger train dashed
into it and was ditched; the engineer
killed, several cars wrecked and
a number of passengers injured. Rail-
road detectives traced the decd to a
merchant at Purvis, Miss. 1t was
ascertained that his cattle had
been killed by a train. He had
appealed for damages, and fail
ing to receive any. took. this means
of wreaking his vengeance. His son
assisted him The populace were
driven to fury over the diabolical deed,
and to-day, at daybreak, they took him
from jail and hanged him. The man
confessed the deed, and exculpated his
son. His name was not learned.
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THERE Is a live business woman in
Belleville, ILL.,, who is said to have made
"plenty of money" the past year by
plying her vocation as a street contrac-
tress. She is accustomed to buy mate
rails in large quantities, and never fail
ing to meet her obligations promptly as
they fall due, she has succeeded in estab-
fishing a credit in business circles that
is really gllt-edged. She buys lumber in
Chicago by the carload; sewer pipe at
Anna, this state; while stone is brought
direct from the quarries at Alton and
other places; the balance of the raw
materials. such as composition, lime,
etc., are purchased in st. Louis, where
she also gets her asphalt at a handsome
percentage off from the st. Louis price
list.-Er.
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The Earthquake.

MADRID, December 27.-Later details
concerning the earthquake show the
damage to property and the loss of life
we're both much greater than at first
believed. The provinces of Malaga and
Granada were the scenes Of the greatest
disturbances, several places were par
tally destroyed.
The mayor reports many parts of Al
buqueros in ruins, and $50 persons are
believed to have persisted. AT Arenas
del Rev, forty persons were killed.
Disasters are likewise reported from
other towns. Slight shocks of earth
quake have been felt in many places in
Spain since Thursday.
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Still the CeIestiaIs.

WASHINGTON, December q. The
,ogIIe'aFy OF the Treasury to-day sent a
oe-sSIsin 10 the collector of customs at
Gan Francisco, in reference to Chinese
"SentSsa rants Following is a copy:
oniv t ~ % ., OF the act of 1884, applies
the A. ~ GhlneSe merchants coming for
n r-se nlSS Tune to the United States. Chi
fbe sI rn m;tereShaants, former residents in
am any o 1lI!a States, may be admitted ON
ce ' satisfactory proof of such facts, bv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Afraid Of the Socialists.

CHICAGO, December 2T.-In view of
the threats made by socialistic leaders
and the recent demonstrations by their
followers, the commander of the first in
t.ahtry has established a volunteer guard
10 protect the arms and property of the
regiment stored in its armory. The
statement IS made that four regularly
organized military companies of social
o csts are nov IN existence in the city, two
rifles. WIN u 0e'ii-loaUliis
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An Internal Machine.

EAsToy, Pa, December 27.-The in
fernal machine, found on the Jersey
Central railroad track yesterday, near
Westfeld, consisted of a square package
bound by shawl strap, placed near the
rail, so as to appear that it had been
accidentally dropped. The track-walker
toundit. The package was so con-
structed as to explode if struck q heavy
blow. It contained ffty-eight cartridges
OF dynamite and lot of No. l Giant
powder. Had the package not been
discovered, it would have been struck
BY then train and terrible must have
been the result.
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German JOts.

BERLIN, December 27.-NegOtiations
with France for the naturalization OF
the territory of the African Interna-
tional association have been renewed at
Paris.
Bismarck sent a special communi ca
ton to Prime Minister Ferry, urging
him to withdraw his opposition to the
scheme.
The National Gazette says: "a major
ity of the Reichstag intends to place a
new check upon Bismarck, by rejecting
his demand of credit of $4,000 marks
to conduct explorations in Africa"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Nile Navigation.

PARIS, December 27.-De La Motto,
agent of the French syndicate, will
soon visit Cairo to urge the
Khedive to assent to the scheme
to improve the River Nile. The
syndicate offers to execute works
for the protection against excessive in
undations; to provide for the irrigation
in case of insufficient risings; to utilize
the floods and to make the river
navigable from the mouth to the
equator. The project implies large con-
cesSions. ilstt
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ConsupaptioD

notwithstanding the great number
who yearly succumb to this terrible and
tata! disease, which is daily winding its
fatal coils around thousands who are
unconscious of its deadly presence, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will cleanse and purify the blood of
scrofulous impurities, and cure tuber
cular consumption (which is only scrofu-
lous disease of the lungs). Send three
letter stamps and get Dr.. Pierce's com
plete treatise on consumption and kin
dred affections, with numerous testi-
monials of cures. Address. Worlds
Dlspensary Medical Association, Buff
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Filibustering Party.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
osirs5 q communication from the col
Isctor Of customs at New Orleans, say
ina that he is informed by the Spanish
consul that one Gomez had recently
left that city for some point on the Gull
l coast with the view, it is believed, of
sting out a fiIibustering expedition to
Gnba to be conveyed by the schooner
p5%pir, The collector says he has
notified the collectors of the Gulf ports
With view to intercepting the proposed
eTpedition. The Secretary of State has
baen furnished with a copy OF the
letter.
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n HOME AND ABROAD.
,,+oresting Items from Var
i' iOus Quarters.
nu,r MADRID EARTHQUAKE
wyoming Misunderstanding
Severe .t,ns-swindler Arrested
'H a Tale of the Seas.
purving the Orphans.

x,v YORK, December 27.-The fun
I- # the orphan children, who lost
era. lives by the late fire at the Brook
,n'i' t.vlum. took place to-day, The
Ign A sIy - -a1,i of twenty-one victims
charreII 49,. Id in their collins and taken to
were pal. srcb of "Our Lady Victory, "
the ch' tBar we're placed in the main
gheis 81 the edifice and the altar was
alse ~ :, mourning. The church was
draP55e ad Reverend Father Mahoney
cI0HuetH5 1be solemn mass, assisted by
G gelle5oors1d Fathers Creighton and Bran
he1eiS;TTIbl The remains were inferred IN the
o naIi, Of the Holy Cross.
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Mail Rnhhars

=, 3 Il December 27.-Information
:. - 'u[ther robberies of the mails alone
60 g. Rocky Mountain division of the
c SG;Ia9l an Pacific Railway has been 70.
the Dar ~ me PoStofice department Int
govs gartlcnlarS are not attainabIe as tbe
ibi 1TII4Inent and the railway con M Tne
their e '5Fe publication will tend to tbwart
eloFts to catch the robbers - a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
swind1er Arrested.

New YORK, December 27.-Orrin
Skinner, alias H. NJ. Scudder,.. who, it is
alleged, swindled a large number of
people. including James G. Blaine, out
of money, was arrested to-day by, the
sheriff in an action begun by H. NJ.
Munsell,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Painfully Neat.

The tidy housekeeper may be jewel
beyond price, or she may be, by an ex-
aggeratlon of her tidiness an uninitigat-
ed nuisance. We have known such,
whose continual struggle with the de-
mons of dirt and disorder left its i'm
press OH the face. The features sharp
ened from perpetual prying into corner
and crevice after dust and cobWebS; the
brow was contracted into a stereotyped
frown, and 1.-The total depravity of in
animate things" and the voice grew
querulous from continual complaints of
the carelessness of children and SER
wants.
Even the guest felt hampered in such
a presence; scarcely dared to touch the
finely bound volumes arranged with
mathematical precision, or move the
chairs which seemed as steadfast in
their moorings as the seats in an
audience room, but stepped gingerly
about, fearing to disarrange the furni-
ture or drapery, and was silently reprov-
ed when the tidy hostess stopped to pick
up some stray Rawlings from her work
or return to its place the book she had
lust laid down. The husband of that
wife did not praise her with any en-
thusiasm or her children "rise up and
call her blessed" but were glad to es-
cape from her perpetual restrictions into
houses less painfully neat, but where
there was more freedom and comfort
Mrs. A. Z. Dickinson.
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From Corea.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The Sec
a .esaFy OF the Navy to-day received a
eaO'e message from Rear-Admiral Da-
6 dat commanding the Asiatic station
that that ~ nagasaki' December 9th, saving
ali f ne l re eon had returned to Nagas,
ouiet I'm ona Oorea, where she left affairs
6 d1iiv'' ana ana reports that the Japanese are
try' foreigners immured in that coun-
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NO ia.
The Harvest is Great,

And more recruits are wanted to assist
in rescuing the incorporate. For par
ticulars call on the Blue Ribbon Ten
perance Association, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, tomorrow evening,
at 100 pm. Seats free, and all are in
Vlted. +. GARDINER, Sec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Big Hotel Burned.

WARM SPRINGS, n. c., December 81
The Warm Springs Hotel was burned
to-day. 1t was one of the largest hotels
in the south. Nothing was saved. Loss,
$3.50, 900; insured for $1,000. Colonel
Rambough, who owned a :two-thirds
interest, says the hotel will be rebuilt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
The Popular Approval.

OF the now famous Syrup of Figs as
the most effcacious and agreeable pre-
paration ever offered to the world as g.
cure for Habitual Constipation, Bilious
ness, Indigestion and kindred ills, has
been won by the wise plan pursued by
the California Fig Syrup Company.
Knowing that any remedy truly bene-
fetal ia its effects on the system, and at
the same time pleasant to the taste, viii
meet with rapid sale, the Company,
through its agent for Salt Lake City,
q. 6. NJ. 1. Drug Store gives. away
sample bottles free of charge. Try It.
and judge for yourself. Large bottles
fifty cents or one dollar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Specie Imports.

New YORK, Wall Street, December 81.
Imports of specie at the port of New
York for the week ended to-day, were
1922, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
Col1ieries Shut Down.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December q
The Philadelphia and Reading collieries,
of this vicinity, shut down indefinitely
to-day, throwing out of employment
1000 men and boys.
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great T reg,,1a 81. BIrTERs is known as the
Ash, vo Ihe world have it IN vour u e sans
genn; your grocer or drpgpis So fo house Use
8 P'e % article, manufact,ySr5a 81 h LOT The
D Segert & sons 1''oreo Dy DR.. J.
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Double Suicide.

VIENNA, December 27.-Two of the
chief members of the firm of Wollitz
Brothers, of Lemberg, grain merchants
and large importers and maltsters, COM
mitted suicide, owing to business trou-
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New Orleans Car Drivers, Strike.

New ORLEANS, December 27.-The car
drivers strike was renewed to-day.
Ten thousand people at the Exposition
have finally secured steam transporta-
ton by rail and boat to the city.
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Taxing Religious Bodies.

PARIS. December 27.-The Senate
adopted the clause of the budget
establishing the principle of taxation of
religious bodies.
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End ofAnInfideI.

TORONTO, December 81. - Paquet,
infdel ,paralyzed while denying the doc
trine of eternal punishment, died to-
day.
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CUT FLOWERS.

DOSES, CARNATIONS. VIoLRTs. HE'LL
LII otropes and many other cut flowers, all
kinds of bouquets and baskets of natural or
everlasting flowers, bouquets, green Christ.
mas Holly and Pampas plumes. at
I OF. DUE
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The New York Aldermen

New YORK, December 27.-The Alder
men have been cited to appear before
the Grand Jury on Monday.
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Opdyke's Asset.

soSaS @ Yosk, December q. The
BY VIM Vine ON o. 4aessrs. Opdyke & Co.. filed
tie am n, reet, assignee, shows debts 'f fo
1858 con. 1 ao4S Vi $z35,O0O; nominal assets
wv actual assets, S256, 600 '''e'S'
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DRESS MAKING

Mrs. MAHON HAS OPENED HER
III Dress Making Rooms, 70 w Kimbau
Block, upstairs. A sure fit guaranteed.
Prices according to the times. Ladies can
and see.
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FOUND.

IN DECEMBER THE 18TH, ON MAIN
" Street, a Satehel, containing gloves, rail-
road passes, and a small purse with $1.10 in
side. The person to whom it belongs can
obtain it by applying at this office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOCK WINTERE0

OToCK wINTERED FOR IS PER HEAD.
y Herd starts Jan. LIST. Enquire, Culver &
Papworth. A. K. DUKE,
557. 18th n. St., EASTWARD
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.rRnngh nn Courhs.'

Ask for Trough on Coughs" for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
TrOches, 15c. Liquid 25c.
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WANTED.

young LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
Il Embroidery, Art Needle work, Fancy
work of all kinds, call on Mrs. NJ lawson
Y Fourth West Street. Terms reasonable.
THE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOR
Il 1873, 1880 and 1882 at TIE HERALD count
ing room.
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JOHN MARCH,

John MARCHE. WHOLESALE AND
- retail dealer in Fruit and Vegetables es-
tabl1shed in 1872. Great experience in the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Market, 529
and 5S1 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
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LOST-REWARD.

ON MAIN STREET, A LARGE BROWN
" Wallet, containing money and notes.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this office.
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DR.. COOPER

T t. COOPER. NJ D., OFFICE Up
i. stairs, Palace Hotel. Office hours from
to IL am, to 5 pm. Consultations free
from s to TO-
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ScAvENGER.

OUT HOUSES AND CEssPOOLs CLEANED.
" out See Geo. Shovel, Scavenger.
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LOS

On THURSDAY EVENING, ONE GOLD.
~ cravat pin, W it'll stone setting. The
finder will confer a favor by leaving it a
this Office.
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE, SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
i nicely furnished, either in suit or single
~ S Fourth West Street,
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FoR CHRISTMAS and New. Years. Pres
ents, go to ELIASON'S.
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FoR FINE Opera Glasses, Gold and Sill
yer Speetaeles and Eye Glasses, go TO
ELIAS0N'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-27
SOOTHING THE SALVATION.
They Came to do Good and Were Received
with DerisOn.

The Salvation army held its second meet
ing in the hall of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Biddeford Wednesday. An
hour before the doors of the hall were
opened the corridors of the Savings
Bank building were packed solid full of
people and the crowd extended down the
stairway and into the street. At o'clock
the doors swung back upon their hinkes and
in less than two minutes every seat in the au-
ditorium was occupied, and still the crowd
saTged through the entrances and filled the
aisles and every available inch of standing
room, while without there were hundreds
clamoring for admission. Ii was not only
cosmopolitan crowd, but it was a gathering
such as no hall in the city ever contained
before. There were delegations from all
the gangs in Biddeford and Saco. hood
lums without number and representa-
tlves of the worst element in the
city. There were. besides, great many
people of responsibility and those who attended
the meeting for the good they expected to de-
rive from it. But for the most part the assem-
blage was made up of roughs and street ur
chins whose only object was to create dis
turbaDce ami ridicule the Salvationi.ts. From
the time they entered the hall they kept up
continual howl and conducted themselves in
a manner that would have brought disgrace
upon concert dive. At aquarter past seven
o'clock the Salvation army marched up Main
street and entered the building, singing a
halleluian hymn and drumming gaudily
painted tam5ourlnes. Ii was with difficulty
that thev gained admittance to the hall The
crowd in the alsles pushed them this way and
that. laid rough hands on them and sought by
every means to prevent their progress. The
appearance of the SalvatiOnists was the signal
tor Kisses, cat calls. derisiye shouts and a
thousand and one demonstrations of like
nature, and TINS order OF things prevailed
through great part of the evening.
When the army appeared a storm Of Kisses
filled the air, and hundred. of pairs of feet
kept time to the music of HYMNS. There was
but one police man in the hall, and he was
powerless in the midst of such mob The
proceedings were utterly dsgracetul and a
REPETITION OF them should not be allowed in
! the city. II the salvationists are to be
permitted TO continue their meetings in
! Biddeturd sufficient force of policemen
should b. detailed to maintain order.
An illuminated sign has been placed over
the entrance to the headquarters of the
! Salvation armv on Storer street, in Saco
| Upon each side is inscribed in letters OF
black Salvation Army Barracks" and ii
flaming red letters on the end, Hell fol
the Wicked -
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Entertainments.
GIRARD AND VoKEs.

The Grard & Vokes Combination which
will appear at Capital rink the Goth inst, ex-
hibited in Gardiner a few weeks since and
scored a marked success. Many who were
present there were so well pleased that they
will again attend next Wednesday evening.
Local bicyclists and roller skaters appear
to be much interested in the announcement of
a two days engagement at the Washington
rink Wednesday and Thursday evenings, OF
the Girard 4 Vokes London bicycle and roll
err skating celebrities. The company is the
finest organization of the kind in the country.
including as it does Miss NJ. Ethel Vokes.
the champion lady bicyclist of Germany.
W. +. Livesey, the champion fancy and
trick skater of the world. Miss Fannie New
hall, the champion lady skater on unchanged
skates. Professor J. d Carnary, the champion
trick and fancy bicycle rider of the United
States, and the Powers Brothers, the champion
double pedestrial, juggling and burle, bue
skaters The entertainment has the merit of
novelty, nothing like it having ever before
been witnessed in Rochester The company
coming under the management of Mr.. A S.
Anthony, OF Anthony and Ellis theatrical
fame, is a sure guarantee of a successful en-
gasement in Observation-Disclosures On. y
Daily Herald.
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KENT,s HILL.

The public meeting of the Adelphian
Society was held in Sampson Hall Chap e
on Friday evening, the oath inst. The
following was the order of exereis es
Reading of Scripture; Reading of Records
Reverie-Op. ia, String Quartette, Philhar-
monte Club Review of Author--Robert Burns,
Essay Tower of London, Viola T. Collins
Baritone song THE King and the Miller. :"
Wilson F Morse; Discussion: Resolved.
That fear has more influence over mankind
Sketch of Author. Mildred A. Whittemore
than hope. Affirmative, Nellie NJ. Barber; neg
alive. Myra L. Ford; Recitation
1.-The Owl. Critic Alice E. Fuller;
Song. Barbara Frietchie with orchestral &C.
compartment, Mary B. Cushing; Prophecy,
Egina A. Morse; Paper, The Adelphisn.
addresses. Fannie L. French, Annie L. Wes-
ton; Catch, Come buy myicherreis, Misses Full
Ter, Funnel. Jewett and Ford. Owing to a
sudden hoarseness, Mr.. Morse was unable to
sing his solo. The remainder of the pro-
gramme was carried out in full.