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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-29
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Strange accident to steubenvills man.
Death OF former citizen Of Wsllsburs.
Senator HOar reports bill against p0-
5gamy.
Death of Congressman Mscksy of South
hrolins.
Funeral of Ex-Governor Lstcher at
nichmond.
The working people of Alsace compelled
Do eat hors, flesh.
The wonderful electric strength shown
|by Georgia girl.
House and Senate Committees with bills
'nsarly ready to report.
Gilmer county people jubilent over the
|nrospects eff railroad.
|AFolse Committee to investigate the
Eoings OF Governor Murray.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gobbles
|np the National Telegraph Company.
A sketch of DR.. John B. Woods, the noted
New York Journalist, who died on Sunday.
Assistant Secretary News probably
uceessor an Indiana man named Lynch.
Sherman's bloody shirt resolution liable
10 come up for discussion in the Senate to-
Bay.
The coming Republican Convention at
thicago to be held in the Exposition build
ng.
Serious charges sgsinst Brewster Cameron
hat should 5e investigated by Springer's
kommittee.
Northern ironworkers who went to Ala
bams TO take the place of strikers mobbed,
Ind two of their number killed.
Congressman Barbour of Virginia, men
koned as the probable manager of the next
Democratic Congressional canvass.
How Sykes, the New Orleans man, who
hurdered his mistress, has disposed of the
property willed him by his victim.
| Ohio miners preparing to resist tbs eN.
kss,ye reduction proposed by operators,
h. he outlook in the coal trade gloomy
be.
Singular story of Colorado miners mis-
Laced contGe lce in his sweetheart and
low the returning of a bunch OF love let.
ers has cost him many thousands Of dol
hrs.
| H witt interviewed on the tariff. HIS
kews fully expressed in his letter to the
Albany Argus, and he cannot foreshadow
be probable action or uttersnces of the
ther members OF the Ways and Means
(bmmittee.
The universal demand for q national
bankrupt law. How it will benefit the
brmers of the great grain producing sec
Hens and through them the entire coun-
ty, particularly the laboring classes.
The resolution Of the Virginia State Sem
be asking Senator Malone to resign, meets
nth the general approval of the State.
the strait into which his defenders are
Fiven.
An interview with Elizabeth Rebeccs
Rayne, the Martinsburg woman who has
|hddenly changed into a man. She tells
ow TIE changing Of her sex came about,
hd that she had loved her wife all the
IWe.
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A Wall FROM THE VANQUlSHED.
What Ex Governor Foster Thinks OF
Ohio Politics.

Ohio Politics.
WAsHIEGroH, January % S-Ex.Governor
Charles Foster, OF Ohio, who is in the city,
gives it as his opinion that the election OF
Mr.. Payne as United States Senator was to
pave the way for bis nomination as Presl.
dent, and he added: payne is a protec-
ton Democrat, and this would be strong
point In Ohio. Ipresume the leaders will
read the rio. act to those who are still un-
reconciled, and order will be once more
restored"
In reply to a question ON the Presidential
prospects in Ohio, Ex-Governor Foster
said:
"The Ohio delegation will go to Chicago
to deliberate and not to attempt to dictate
a candidate. Republicans must act ire
spective Of personal preferences in the Sc.
lection Of the next candidate to head their
ticket. There will then be no doubt about
the result. The candidate must be the
choice of the party, through its properly
constituted representatives, and any at
tempt to force a particular nomination will
be repeiled."
"TheYe is some talk about President
Arthur as a candidate" said the inter.
viewer.
$50 perceive" safd the ex Governor,
"but do sot believe that there is any
thing in it. l can not imagine that any
one would seriously th!1k of such thing.
The domination of President Arthur
would be suicidal. am not saying this
in any hostility to the President, but be
would be beaten in Ohio IS badly as Secre-
tary Folger was in New York few years
ago. President Arthur has done as well as
might be expected-that IS he has done
nothing. With suitable candidate the Re-
publicans can carry Ohio this year, but we
must have good material 10 do it with.
am in private life now, and am attending
to my own business, so | claim the right OF
any other citizen 10 speak my views.
expect to take part in the nsIt campaign,
and, therefore do not wish 20 be handi.
capped With a weaa candidate. The tenn.
perance question is still an issne with US,
but this is getting to be better understood.
AS said before, Ohio is all right for the
Republican party with candidate repre-
senting the whole party"
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TERRIBLE pEs'uIUTfoy,

A Child Frozen TO Death while fts
Mother f. Begging for Rsesd.
Fos1 WAYNE, ISD., January 2S-The re-
ductisa Of force in different esAblishments
is having its effect on the labsring classes
A terrible case OF dsstutioa was made
public by the discovery Of three months
o.d babe, in the family OF Iohn 6chrsram,
freezing to death yesterday, whils tbs
mother was out iHgging. Schramm, fail
ing 10 get empio xment here, left the city
20 seek work. His family and two children
were destitute, and since Friday have had
nothing to eat hut raw oorn meal, and that
even became exhausted yesterday.
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SUNERJAt oS HeRa LASkER

Attended hy Five TheA<ana hso ~
Reskla Yesterday.
RSEfX, LnuAgy 2s.-Phe funeral ssfv.
ICES over iiss remains Of Hem Laskss, ut New
synagosls TO day Was participated 10 By
five thoussnd ps'soss TtS interior sdiacs
was suitably dIsped in nloarniAe Among
those present. we're Levi'zon and Acker.
nan, President and Yios Pfsssdsnt OF tbs
Rsichstag; former ministsss Bermutb,
Camphaussr and Dsbtueck, municipal
councillor and town councillors Of Berlin
leading representatives OF the conservative
and clerical parties, including WiAdthorst
and representatives, OF the Univsfrty oi
Berlin.
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New Passenger Rate Pools,

NEW YoRx, January Atsmeeting o;
Ne passenger department. OF the Joint Exec
live Committee to-day the percentage for
hterior pools between Columbus and Day
hn, O., and the seabosrd were agreed on.
he roads in the new pools are the Balu
bore and Ohio, Philadelphia and Erle,
Fest Shore, New York Contra, Lake Shore,
lew York, Pennsylvania and OHIO and
IN Handle
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Running ON Half Time.

New York, January 2S.-The Columbian
anufaoturiug Company, the Boston Duck
bmpany, the Tho-ndike mills, the Cords
I'm Palmer mill, Otis Company, Warren
btton and Nashua Cotton mills, all New
rgIand establishments, in conss-
nences of the low trade have begun to
bn on half time until the market I'M
rOyes
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md d xss scIoiuls, 'yphilitic disorders, thin
Is,ss Sy blood, sluggish liver (,ndi.
IinSir,,!s poor digestonl. weak kidneys
arr shaSsS ;'S oy both nasal and n,;nsrv g
|oTs 77amed eyelids, etc use Dr., Gny.
fiseual!y rsh,;Sck ck and Sarssparilla. II
Pntion srd dOa.ias lids a broken down consti.
eirergtH 10 sTssU 1ssSo,es robust hsslth and
fGusia l. WIZ! part No other remedy
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one and a handsome sum with Him,

BosroN, January 2S.-Tilden G. Abbott,
br ten years cashier Of the Union Market
Fational Bank of Wstertown, Mass, has
bsconded. taking funds of the bank aggre-
hting as far as known s3l, 100. There is
|esides a blank check gone from the check
|ook while upon the stub there's no record
bowing there is another sum OF doubtful
|uantity to be added TO the loss.
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HEWITT ON THE TARIFF.
Interview with the NeW York Coakres
MANA Problem DotheFinE H1m.

mana Problem BetherinE Asm.
WASHINGTON. January 2S.-Tbs follow
ing interview with Mr.. HeEitA of New
York, about the tariff is published this
evening:
al have not the least idea what action
Mr.. Morrison has taken or Haay take IN the
matter. As tor myself, if YOU ask me ii /
am working on the tariff. I ssy yes. have
been considering the question for ten
Years, but / have no bill ready TO present
to the Committee Of Ways and Means. 1
am trying to solve the problem, and whep
feel that havo succeeded-if l ever do
come to that eonclusion-I shall submit
my views to he committee for action. The
committee has never yet discussea he
question, and do not know that any oi
,hs l4smbsrs hare talked upon the sub
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ro,,Lives saved,

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved .cf toof OF OF
my mSSOon;or cn cough. from which their thsosts nt
wn9oPlns Sscsms 40 swollen as to prevs9i.
shouI sna neTr tom swallowing. Nothing woutnI
eiea them .hsm @ eyen temporary relief, uosas ans
sSis ss syrup was tried. One bottle si;sns IN on'
i, ta,s svsd their lives, I verify oelle'e'
nign~ sa'eu Gso. W. EIRHAsr,
osn..in of police Baltimore, ~
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soulp INVESTING IN Ex-VILLARo's.
rnus Ending the troubles ofthe Ore.
rou Traps-COntinental.

NEW YoRk, January 2s.-Jsy Gould and
Russell Sage have just bought $4,000 shares
of oregon Railway and Navigation stock at
IS, $4,000 shares of Northern Pacific pre-
tsrred at IS, and 1850 Of Oregon Trans.
c.,t;nsntal at Is. This bridges over for
az. n-essnt the difficulties OF the Oregon
Trsns.C 1Ss ns.Continental. On Saturday the clos.
10 nr;ces were such that Messrs. Gould
.nS ssge can sell the whole lot at big profit
siresdy' il they feel disposed. .
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Is your system running down, Is there
q feeling oil decrepituds taking posseasion
OF YOU Are the functions Of your diges-
tive spd urinary orsans impaired, Ia your
blood lair Do sores and pimptes iPouble
you1 Do you suffer from aches arld psins'
Are yr,u weak and does the less. exerriop
give you fatigue, Beware. esgs;n pss
feet hes'tb by using Dr. S.dys3sts Ys!iaE
E,.sx sl,,s Ssz.st-.Si.ls.
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i SLICK GAME.

Mayed II for YeAss-
YoUEes1svN, January 2a-P. Rosenberg
snd two oJnfedsIates named VIM. Ayers
and Jsces Zimnstt have been arrested for
extensive confidence operations during the
past fes yeals in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Their. schems was to take orders and ad-
var osd payment for counterfeit money
spd iliisit whisky bat never deliver the
yosds. TAe nature OF the sSindis vas such
thAt the victims were afraid 10 prosec uts,
and they have besa able to carry oo lu
cuatiys industry.
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DoWNEp DY THE ST oRM.
Twenty Per- Oas DrswneA In = Nrech
on the aeFs<y.


LONDON, January. 2s.-Twenty-tb'ee OF
the crew OF the ship simls, which w's
sunk In the Eoglish channel on Frriay 10y
collision Nth the ship City of LDcknoT,
were picked up by a.psssiDg vess>s OIL the
Isle Of Wight ard have been lsnded at
Dunkirk. There nrs q few Of She crew
still uasccounisd Tor. lhe ship
Jupo has hseb wicked in tn hersey,
aid il is fesred thai TWENTY-FIVE PEP
soas baye bees, drowned. The storm
which set in SATURDAY. evening continues,
but with less severity. In Scotland .
snow storm prevailed last sight, and all
the railways are blocked, trains being on
an nvsrsge twelve hours late. The Storm
almost CON pletely cut of saris from isle-
grapbic communication and only one wire
was working there. The Indications are
that considerable damage has been done to
property in the surrouD ding county.
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ire REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
The A ssen bl age to he Held In the Cal
cago Ezp0siiiOn DniIdSoE.

CHIxGo, January 2S-Ths sub-commlt'
tee OF the Republican National Convention,
which is about TO meet here, VIII bring
together a number Of the prominent men
of that party. Although Chairman John
G. Now, OF tho subcommittee, has recently
resigned his Off ice OF Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, he will stIIl continue 70 take
deep interest in the conncilS Of the party.
The committee will, no. doubt, select the
Exposition building. as the place Of meet
ing OF the convention in June. No other
building in the city is 30 accessible and
available. All difficulties between the
owners Of hhe Exposition bailding and The
city authorities having beea. satisfactorily
ad justed Il fears that the great strustnre
would be torn down have been dispelled
and The way ia row clear for the commit.
tee 10 secure the immense hall for the par.
poses OF the forthcoming convention.
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Fatal Accident on the BROOKLYN
Bridge.

NEw YoRK, January 2S.-Jamss Mcbride,
Dged forty four years, employed as a wiper
b the Brooklyn bridge engine house, had
bis head caught in the big wheel at $50
bis morning and completely severed from
kls body. Mcbride was married, and leaves
family.
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DEATH Of E. w. M. MACKEY,
The Only Republican Congressman
from SeHth Carolina.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Hon. f. W.
NJ. Mackey, of South Carolina, died at four
O'Clock this morning at the residence Of his
brother, of Inflammation Of the bowels,
afler three days illness. Mr.. Mackey was
the only Republican member from the
State of South Carolina. He was horn in
Charleston in lS46 and has held various
offices of trust in the State since the close
of the war, being generally considered the
leader of his party in that State. He was
elected to the present Congress over Sam
uel Lee, Independent, receiving ls,469
votes. to 10, ,Ci7 votes for his opponent.
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s.,n,..Ups she National.

Nxw YORK, January 2s.-It is stated. osi,
win s. Brice. President OF the Na.''na ..a
telegraph Company, has transferred sne
entire capital stock of the company 70 Ns soe
Rsit;more and Ohio. The lines OF tns So N
t;onsI Company run along the "ess onor'
and NIckle Plate railroads.
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Ussa 0usAs9.

TrrvsvrLLE, Pa. January zs-fhs largest
veil struck In the oil region since the An.
cbsr gushsr. ct Cherry Grsvs, 10 tho Ne.
Kinney we'll. Itwss drilled deeper 70 day
and m actual measure, shovs the veil no9
Ia be AovinR at the rAts Of I, so besfs1s
per day. Ths veil WAs flowing with No.
diminished strength lats to night.
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STILL GOING FOR P0LY0AMY.
Senator fsaar Reports BIZ From the
IudiciAry.

Judiciary.
WAsHINsToN, January 2S.-In the Senate
Mr.. Sherman presented the memorial Of
the Ohio Legislature in favor at the restor-
alton of the duty On wool. Mr.. Mitchell
presented a petition OF business men OF
Philadelphia, praying for tse psssage OF
an act 10 redeem the trade dollar. ar.
Hoar reported from the Committee on Ju-
dicisry a bill to amend the act relating 70
polyesmy in Utah. At 1875 the resolu-
tions relating to the death of Represents
tive Mackey were reported, and on motion
of Mr.. Butler the Senate adjourned
Messrs. Butler, Pendletoa and Hill were
appointed the funeral committee.
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A SteubepyilIe Mans Mishap.
s,lscinl IN HE Rcnistec.

NI'tLI1E. % IItV ~ I-'0NIs
SrEUBESvILLE, January 2S.-This evening
!. II. Battin. Esq, while coming down a
with another party, met with q
ingular accident. He had reached the
ottom, when the party behind him slipped
is foot, striking Mr.. Battin's right leg,
reaking the large bone above the ankle
hint
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....r.l Of Ex.ss,er.er. Le.eher.

RICHMOND, January 2S.-The funeral Of
e. Governor Lstcher took place to-day.
The procession was very large and included
mspy officials and ths faculties and stu
5snts of Washington and Lee University
sad "a, YirStnia Mlitary lnstIRss,
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L-ASIoWS, Pa, January 2S.-Work was
SI',,Su TEr,,Sai a. the Allentown Rolling Mill
~ - p1Ly smaller mill to day, giving en-
'-'1' 10 one hundred persons.
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,ohn rnompson seriousIy IN.

CoLvvrvS, January 2S.-For the past TWO
reeks Hon. John G. Thompson has been
dangerously i'll with lung complaint a: his
esjdence in this city, but now dropsy has
et in and his recovery is thought to be
doubtful by the attending physicians.
bis recent political defeat is believed TO De
be cause of his present condition.
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cleveland and Pittsburgh Accident.

S-g'EESy,LLE, January 2S.-The noon
passenger down on the Cleveland and Pitts
fursh Railway jumped the track four
|hiles west of here. The accident was
PAUSE ~ q broken rail. The baggage car
Pnd one coach went oil, but fortunately no
tne was hCrL
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Asteubenvnle Taller Assigns.

STE"aESyILLz January %. % NJ.
thatcher, merchant tailor. has made an as
Esnnent Of his personal property aud
Sa..eStste for the benefit OF his creditors.
&c assets, il is thought, will equal the
liabilities.
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The Way They D - - CeeeseAA
RoslTIs, Col, January B-Snnk Wn
liams and John Gray, Who shet and kilisd
orisu Kurtz In . saloon rsv, ysstsrhy
morning, wsrs taksA from iail this NOS
iEg by Q masked nsb and haneed - he
raiterI Of log shalty leAR By. Gray Osd
game; williams plssd fsf mercy, csniDiing
be shot in self-deis1ss.
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NEWS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
An IuAiana Wan wtah Pocket Full
of GVsdootials.

INDIANAPOLIS, January B.-August ID.
Lynch, formerly bank examiner tor this
State, and late president OF the Tint Ns-
tional Bank o. this cay. left berotor Wash.
ingtsn last aight II. company With Gov.
error Porter aud General John Coburn.
in answer 70 q telegram from members OF
The Indianapolis delegation. lie will Dc
pressed for The appoin tment as successor OF
tbe place u John c. New as First Assist
ant Secretary Of abe Treasury Nr. Lynch
carried With him Mr. News resignation,
which Wi be presented to the PrssiftSat
st
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pIx1H OF 4 FORMER wrlLssvRaER.
The @ lass wsrhs Or Dalxeal Brethers'
AiIl Under way.
Spec;al 10 th Re0issT.

Special 10 ts Register.
wELLsBu.ss. January 2s.-Wm. Merry
man, formerly Of this place, died at Wells
Vile, Ohio, on Sunday. He was . son. In.
law of Mr.. Isaiah Roberts, Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Barclay, Mr.. and Krs.
Thomas Lytle and Mr.. n. Roberts vent TO
wellsvilie to-day to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Merryman served in the First West
Virginia Artillery during the late war.
Mr.. Robert Douglass, prominent citizen
Of Fowler's, this county, died quite sud.
denly on Monday.
All Of the Wellsburg newspaper are
now delivered to town subscribers through
the postoffice.
The erection of the Dalzell Brothers and
Gilmore glass works at Midway, is prog
ressing favorably.
Crossing the river here is now, and has
been since the severe cold aud snow, at.
tended with many difficulties.
Notwithstanding that gas is largely in use
here, the demand for coal is equal to the
means Of supply.
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The CrImpsr. Refus. the wages.

s'@VHANv'LLE, January 2s.-Fifty glass
In pefs Of the Acme Glass Works struck
r,s morning against a reduction. The
isyis.ns TiAs pave been idle six months and in
'sIosd to start this morning.
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The Jourpey Honeward.

MOSCOW, January 2s.-The bodies of the
victims of tbs Jesunette arctic expeditioa
have arrived here. American reHdents
placed aovsrs and vreaths upon the hisra
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when Ypsdy - proves itssa % e ;',s =
Q cure for cousumpeioo 80 peSs -
restoreY, iS Sboan - kspt is ~
regulated ho0e. We fseef - u
Bsina q VIA Chsny, mr. ssS
Vhich vilI o1o Q ssdiiasy eeasA . esse;
A .leU bossiss VIII cure cousumpuoos IL
\ ssy Ps&nst v iaks
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"wHA1 is hsavsn's best gift to nan -
she asked, sweetiy smiling on him. "Dt.
Bulls Coush sTruu," he replied, With
prudence. He hsi i1', been casea BY b .
Q bad via.
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v' SAElSs' \. H, January 2S.-The Exeter
= m m -.SItp SSy'arips Company on February Ilth
''Uoce the wages Of its employees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-12

MISSOURI JUSTICE has just been
brought into deeper disrepute by
the quashing Of the indictments
against the notorious Frank James.
This teaches that if one wants to
have a good tine, he should go to
Missouri, rob trains, burglarize
banks and murder people who hap
pen to oppose him, and after follow
ing these industries diligently a
dozen years, repent. surrender and
throw yourself upon the mercy Of
the courts and people. This is how
Frank James managed the thing,
and after being supported in com.
fort by the State for year or 60, is
released from all obligations that he
oWs to the community, and is
rather an honorable citizen. 1t is
unfortunate for Mr.. James that he
is suffering from lung troubles
which will probably soon remove
him from this sphere Of crime and
lax justice, otherwise he might hope
TO attain to a judgeship, or even be-
come Governor of his adm ring
State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-12

WE HOPE the visit of the mem
bers Of the Wyoming Legislature to
this city will be made as pleasant
as possible. The gentlemen unfor-
tunateiy come at a most inauspiei-
ous time, so far as relates to the
weather, the present storm being
the very worst Of the winter, and
as conse quence call out of DOORS
is cherries and disagreeable. How.
ever, fine weather is not absolutely
essential to a delightful time In Salt
Lake. An appropriate programme
has been arranged, and if it is faith
fully carried out. as it probably will
be, the visiting Solons cannot fail to
return home with a good impress
sion, not only of the city, but Of the
people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-12

AN EXCHANGE says. in connec>
tion with the statement that Jay
Gould, the other day, exhibited in
bonds, stocks, ETC.. evidences OF
wealth to the amount Of $110, 000,-
600, that the came should be enough
to satisfy his ambition, and that he
ought to retire from the field of the
bulls and bears. 1t is all very well
to moralizs and tell what should be
done, but unfortunately these things
won't count in real life. 1t would
have been much easier for Mr..
Gould to retire from the stock.spec-
ulating field twenty years ago, than
for him to 60 cut now. Every mil
lien added to his pile only sharpens
his appetite. If he were even with
the world and was earning merely
enough to provide for his necessary
wants, he could be content without
effort, but to be satisfied with one
hundred and ten millions to his
credit is entirely out Of the question.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-12

The HERALD takes pleasure in
announcing to its readers that its
charming friend, Governor Murray,
ia resting easier wsa-days. He
entertains strong hopes that the
breeze which sprung up few days
ago and threatened to develop into
a cyclone, has entirely died away, in
which case of course he expects inn.
mediate and permanent recovery
from his late prostration. It was an
extremely serious case at one time.
In case of his complete restoration
our patrons will be glad to learn
that his excellency has promised to
acknowledge his Indebtedness to
The HERALD for its earnest labors
and deep solicitation in his behalf.