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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
A Suggestion.

The Legislature OF Wyoming a
short time eince made a visit to
Utah. Now the Utah Legislature
proposes to return the VISIT and the
two Legislatures then propose to
iointly visit Denver on an invita-
lion from tbs management of the
Vational Mining and Industrial
Exposition.
Would it not be we'll for our
Chamber of Commerce and our
Board of Trade 10 tase his matter
IN hand and offer them grand ova-
ton ? and to make 1t more compile e,
extend the invitation to the Leg ia
ture of New Mexico, thua bringing
the three law-making b dies of our
sister Territories together in OK e
netting.
We offer this as & suggestion, be-
lieYing that Danver Can afford 10
stend few dollars TO be nagnani-
mOus-Denver JCuruGI of Com
ner6e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 2s.-Wheat steady; 9lI Feb
rusry. ~ and March. .
Corn-Steady; 9l5s and 2 March, 20
and 21z April.
Rye Firm, 584.
Bsrley-Brisk, SO.
Pork-Stesdy; II rs February.
Lard tsady; 1915 February.
Bulk mests-Stesdy, shoulders, 100;
short ribs, 915; short clear. $50.
Whisky-Steady, II.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicsgo. 90 -Hogs-Receipts, 1850;
weak. lower; rough packing. 6 90 to 6 60;
packing and shipping. 60 to 7.40;slighs,
g. to 6 go.
Cattle Receipts. $500; biisk, higher;
good to choice shipping, to $50; COM
mon to medium, 7.5o; Texans, 5.25 to
600.
sheep-keceipts, S.4OO; good grades
steady; inferior to fair, 3.75 to 4 rs per
cwt.; medium to good, 500 to $50;
choice to extra, $50 TO 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Obituary.

Washington, 29.-The remains of
General Ord arrived in Washington
this morning, and were buried in
Oak Hill Cemetery with military
hOnors.
Rome, 29.-Cardinal Hassowp, pa.
triarch of Cilicia, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

D FRoMME, ESQ, a prominent
,- II, of San Marcos, texas,
dTgssls:s s PfickIy Ash Bitters' have
G EIls entire satisfaction to all VINO
glven n e it. Doring the past two
nsao have sold several gross, and
ib ea'I demand is constantly lneress-
inc ing which shows that this rem M e:r
l nome IS up TO all that is claimed 10. Tor
G g An effectual purifier of the
h Hood. as well as of the entire sysa
tsm' Physicians in this section
very often recommend 1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Wall Street.

New York, ly.-Stonks strong and
higher. Shorts were given twist in
Genital Pacific and about 700 shares OF
this stock were bought in under the rule
on account of non>delivsry. 1t is said
in the room that Gould was buying
Central Pacific rose to 81. Missouri
Pacific 81, u. P. 7Ss. Pacific Mail 81.
ka-ket closed strong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
What a Woman Says.
NINE Run FURNACE, VA,
January 31st, 1884.

Z. St. John, G. T. & P. a.
Chicago, Ill.
Your valuable cook book came TO
band, for which sc,ept my thanks.
It's a treasu.a :, for its recipes are
plain, and the book is well gotten
up; its Typographical and general
mske up speaks Well for your de-
partment in doing 80 much for the
women of America May your road
be as successful as every woman
will be who follows your cook book,
and every man who eats thereafter.
Yours truly,
Mrs. NJ. r. KARsTERs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
The Green Room

Sells no patent drinks. Customers
sre satisfied th;s saloon keeps the
finest of liquors and cigars. Call
and be convinced.
S. J. KELLEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

MIR. Frederick Andreas, st. Louis,
Mo-, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters
cured me of fever and ague which l
had for over two years"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

New York, 29.-Money market easy
II TO closed, offered 2; prime mercan.
tile paper, to 81; sterling exchange
bankers bills firm, a S6H; sterling ex.
change demand, 1891.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
San Francisco Stocks.
San Francisco, 90.
Railroad Stocks.
New York, %, clos

New York, %, close.
New York, 29.-Northern Pacific
bonds frsis were raided down from 101!
to 80. but subsequently, rallied to 1907
Stocks higher with an advance Of n and
l. Union Pacific and Pacific Mail were
the firmest stocks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

"HACKkETACK," lasting and
agrant psrfume. Price 25c. and
se. Sold by q. G. II L Dru9 Store
ft&l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

This beautiful book contains 12S
pages, with Illuminated covers.
Sent on receipt OF 10c. in stamps or
c'sh. Address, E. st. John, G. T.
y 7. A., Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railway, Chiosgo, Ill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Foreign Market.

Liverpool, o. Weather cold; bread
stuffs dull, Club wheat 8, 8 5; new corn,
5s Id.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Dry Goods.

New York. 29.-Dry goods imports for
the week, 1888, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
COMMERCIAL.
Mining, Stocks and Other Markets


Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, FEBRUARY %.
White spring, in good condition Ia to Is
q poor 81 Ii to IA
Black spring, good condition...... 10
White fall anu lambs, light
grades, good condition. ......- Is
White fall and lambs, heavy,
good condition. ................... IL TO II
Black fall. good condition ........ II
Arizona white. good condition.. 10
&c black. 09
Boston Wool
Boston, 2s.-Wools, Quiet unchanged.
Bullion.
. New York, 29.-Bsr silver 12A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

BULLION & ORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.
TCorrected Daily by MCCORMICK & Col
SILVER.
In New York......".."Sl 12H per ounce
In SAT- Lake..........., l G9X &
LEAD
In New York-.......".$ 4 90 per 100 IDS
In Salt Lake, ore...... 35 90 per ton
A" bullion 81 so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
InKER HOUSE.
VALLEY HOUSE.

Aw siks!y; mig ne Leavenworth; J Emerson,
plat.e; G SS,Ipob,nson, Oregon; J N Burns,
Idaho; " u h IC:D G Monroe, A L Cauld-
Washington. y ! II Vest. N G Hague, silverton;
cell. DebveF Brennan, Pueblo, Colo; T
&c Tuskey'vaaIlsy: 2 II Achon, Mrs Fl M
Pickett, Bss ,f.1rv Snd Boston. Mass; W Laugh;
Talbot III B1c sn; N Airy. New York; ? u T
9s S SsssFn' s6 Eis d. ps Ia
g v PTS6;a1siove, D Anderson Grand JUNCTION
n 11nDr, Tintic;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01

Yesterdays Receipts.
Nc CoT7aick d Co.:
Cars Hsnsuer Bullion...... $3.50 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS
February 20, 1884
u.,11rE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
c,..,,tarsep, F & Hardin,
Rowan, q r Cullen. W Va A an Moran ss9
:s Y E.5 5s = ~
gsstins:, LEVI Rir Wilson carey. CiuDy Gaees.
Xii SssFf s sssn &c.
sg, :9o66' . dayt' Detroit h0h' " Stevens
Chicago WALKER HOUSE.
poosr r,:I F xssa:Fb i2s. 3 E;El
ccImclfe, New Monmouth, Ills; A SttEss-
? smith and Wiz W P Morgan, VIM d
burg B!sP pkIssDcsco; Foote, Caldwell T;
e. e 5S;;9 Is; = s;:: z;
s sfs aat St MstIa De stwo"svir. fort Scot;
zii; .1T5.5d T. HaisS !. rh0Ffeils' EVANSTON
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Money Market,

New York, 29.-Bsr silver 12Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-01
Boston Wool,
Bullion

Boston, 2s.-Wool,, Quiet unchanged
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

Canned sardines are now purely
American. The packing box is made in
Jersey City. the wrapper is printed in
New York, the tin-cans are manufactur-
ed III Boston, and the fish are caught on
the Maine coast, and the oil is extracted
from c0ttonseed in Georgia.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

Are necessary among the most prom
inent pieces in bedroom furnishings,
andshappily some Of these may be
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

There is no sexcuseffor manysdisgnst-
ing and health polliting pffvies Of fart
and village homes. To those sccustomees
to good earth or wafer closets, the
ideasEof the coramona privyf &ittn iti
vault, holding the ,reeking accunipIal
tiohs Of years, To- poison the / ali, an9
shock the senses is jinattopllerablef Many
are: deferred from making changes for
the better for the fear of thelexpenss,
but it is far better to pay out money
here thansto pay the5sdoctor. lleStih 3
perfect earth-closet may be ess
tablished and keI& up without any cost
ly1in7estment asthe writer knows by
experience "a At his home, z 4 away
from water conveniences, he adopted
the folloivingplan and has keptit up fol
many years. This privyo building was
raised about two feet higher than il
used to stand, ana the door appr6aohec
by steps. By cutting an opening al
the back Of the house, below the. Seat
this newleveIeasil aIloweddo running
anwheeibarfex, the carrying part Of
which was o box fnnderneath.g sAm6yea
ahle44eeses Tssass made ttostt the opening, ttu
slant dutwardsDand cover the dhandleE
Of a!ibarrow3 atTlieny inside off, the
structure. IA busheisb0D ofairy earthn on
coal ashes wassc0nstantly kept nandd In
it, an ,ashrshoveldf Those rordinafiig
using the closet were instructed TO aps
ply o shoyelfulSof earth ON theiconten&
each times oNo9smel ever arose from
the place. and oncsia month the bare
rowswas easily trundledn away relieved
of its load and returned nsao L .a80uI
x6sne --rTsr~~-1--+4--y 81 a'94al
The slaughter of brakemen on orr
railroads reaches alarming proportions
The mortality among this class from acd
.cidents suffered ia the line of their duty
reaches the number OF four
Thousand q year. A large proportion OF
thesesdeaths result from the Dangerous
system of coupling cars with link and
pin: Massachusetts > making an 4
fort to check the slaughter. by requiring
all the roads in the state q equip their
cars with automatic couplers ~ soopoasA
the railroad commissioners shall have
d~ecidedgupon the best device. Humanity
ought to lead all companies to follow
the example of the Baltimore q Ohio,
which has of it's own motion adopted
such q coupler, and they probably will
upon being fully satisfied Of its merits,
for it is not to be assumed that railroad
managers are Indifferent to the serious
loss of life under the present systems Of
coupling.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

fadtHoePayinsS0H tine Hired
Il This is about the time when farmers
-whofbira by,thnfseason a~reIcallad Onto
aot.1a - h~ma 49,
99''ie " anu !. niaAes iA,se nole \
the income OF tliefarm'i and2Atoo many
Observation-Disclosures driseead closer
bargain with the workman who, per.
hons u MOI, vorv9 wan ,o,,a,ie al ~ fIool
'ohe Ior himseins IMAM with tne
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12
NATrv nan TUE panM avn nauenr
ivV iIJ VEb 1fhu IhftfT HlVU EEVpDIsss


10 COOK PARsNIPsBoI till tender
in hot, salted waters grape; slice length
ways when they are nearly cold, Flour
ALI over and fry in sa1ted lard or drip
ping. tfdt z6s Sacis iaa7 a'iW 3H8o2
ga new way to make 9 clhlocoiate cake is
to take a square, plain cake, to be about
an inch in thickness and on Top to
place mi layer Of chocolate, about 4
icing is made much better if the sugar
is first boiled almost to q candy in q litr
tie water, by this process rgrGnulated
sugar may be used, and the objections
able gritty taste may be done away
with.
az rxafuin tee! brB 1ag.oi,ai taSa
When cooking eggs bybreaking them
into hot water, never allow the water to
ibtofil-it wastes them and destroys their
shape Have Che water boiling hot and
set the pan On the back of the stove
until the eggs arH cooked soft or hard,
as hked.d ii eFdt 81 E9Iiup91 81 5aat :
ira GH1oKENso AND RfeE. Cut dp two or
three nicely prepared young chickens,
and half fry them "a a generous piece
of butter. Boil ageupr of rice until ten
derythe grains should ba distinct and
d~ry+-season with ssaIt and stirint it a
spoonful of butter while hot.s When
almost cold, stir into the rice three
beaten eggs. Put the chickens into a
deep Pudding dish, gravy and all, and
ocover with the rice! Brown in an oven
not too hot. qlsd 10 sgod odt Of tarIt
BREAD PUDDING. IL quacs Of milk,
-four eggs, d tablespoonful of melted
butter, d teaacupful Of sugar. two cups
lofffine bread crumbs juice and half the
grated peel Of one lemon. Beat the.
eggs, sugar and butter together soak
the crumbs IN tile milk; stir s11togeth-
'er, beating hard; add the lemon, and
bakeiaa CREASED pudding dish. When
almost done. cover With a meringue
made ofthe whites Of three eggs and a
little sugar. Eat cold.
,sr4n YnnI %n FGENgIs NI3 EHF HtBgd
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

\ The total immlgrHatttioan for TIE wear Il.
lgnding with the 30th Of June last foots ,
up 51S,,592,s as against COS 80 for che
previous yesrnla Filling of 81 nearly
efforts to arrest Che hiyvinijgy tide dew which
sets SO strongly away honm' tGeefflmahhyr..a '
the humber 15f new Ii that Z
ismpfte felIi0ff Only f5,O60 Che i779,677B8s
from that nation being more than three
times as numerous as the Irish con
tingent of 55,9I8. The decrease of
Italian immigration nearly one-balf,
from 81 ,792 to 16, $40, is cause for con-
graduation, because Italians do not
come to stay. In some respects they
are like the Chinese who, coma to make
4 little money and 60 home to enjoy it.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

] Nearly all the States and Territories
IRE making pprepaTatiio3innsjgt be adequates
~ repfese44tedM the great New rIeans,s
which opens In December, ,il
and . very large number Of Northeners
will avail themselves of the occasion to-
spend q few weeks Below the frost line
during theccomihg winter. IT is expect
ed that Transportation viii be very low, q
probably not more tssan hall the. usual !.
to accommodates q vast crowd bY h0talsay,
and boarding houses New Orleans is.as
aelightfuliY Partisan during the winter 4
months, and The exposiittion, with an Ap-sss
IasuaI number Of pleasure seekers, viii
'nakethe city more charminggh than aYePlsssa
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

MWs#ME rsn4I t.rF4FHG aHn
home s made. G1sS capital Institution il
the box ottoman, which, recording TO
size, will hold dresses at fult length oi
serve oforihats or bonnets. This Is Q
particularly easily. manufactured com
fort, and almost any box Will do for q
foundatiop-d Aaapaekinge case is very
suitable. First purchase aa1apaira 81
hinges for the lid, and four castors.
Whcc thesenrasegewed ofGiine the box
neatly with pink. or gray glazed linings
fastening ~itIsecurely by tacks 81. glue I'd
the bottom ofthe 6utsidetaoft the box
Next make q cushion to ftthe box,aand
Hasten this alse securly at the four cor;
ners. This cushion may be made. Like
Ia pillow or mattress. Cut d strip 81
cFetondie, raw silk ior whatever is In
tended for covering the depth ofogthe
box, long enough to go round tsallow
ing for ~fullness. Hem the lower edge.
neatly and gather the top into Q band
.othe1exact size of the bex.d This band
is then nailed on or tied or buttoned.
Cut q piece sufficiently largeItY cover
the cushion and lid, and to this stitch.
.afrilI,a either killed. gathered OF, box
plated and fasteni Aeo@hols with
fancy nails, to- theIibin suehms way that
the killing falls oyer and, hidasbtt the
band Of, the box.valance. Add a cord
or ffbbdh loop to the middle. Of the loor
to liftit by3iaAd the ottomaiis, 6ne long
.snoughs for dress skirts and 81 smaller
one which wilLsliP under the rdressine
table and bold hats, etc. serving twheI
needed as a seat for the dressing table
- .saerican Queen. etGa11 q hash
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
4 5apan.ss 18Th.

l went to : Jspansss public bath this
mornine of ~ fssosr sort. The us0sl
pties \ ose ~, tus M b rather tony
ore, and = \ ~ 8 naelonsl holiday Or
somsthine a TIT sost (ths Japaness ass
fertile In exodsss) ws were Obliged 70 pay
one sen md 8 half. The hath Was suc.
csss. howsysf. Thses wsfs two main
apartments, ore Tor nsn and ~ for wo-
men. which were ssparatsd b Z bamboo
fese about two fsst hlah-a1otkse testi.
/. ssAI to he fsrsignisAtiou Of the peo.
=. Alona The end Of the apartment
80 long trough, about thtos fest wide
nd ~ sams dep, filed with almost
hoilfne wates, the steam Of whieh fiiled
tho foom. II the center was etone
loontaia of " eold wAtsr. while on the
rsnnauiag sids Of the f0ous wAs nest Of
bo1es provided With Iecks, where We de-
posltsd oar eloth1s and valuables.
belag hsrdly willing 70 mingls with
the people themselves. We secured, by
the payment Of ten sen extra, little
closet ell 10 ourseives. There was no
door u ths room, bat We congratulated
ousoelves thst W were studying japan
- life and adopting Ourselves 70 the
ways Of ne people. Az We passed from
or boxes, having removed cur robss. .
nnfmuf Of adnsirstion ran sround the
roees. and TIE enfisus bsthers, men and
wodssu alike, gathered in knots 10 sur.
vsy - With ipquisitivo bul kindly eyes
sed make oommsnls. ooud not
updsrstead what they said. hat the
friend who was With mo sAid: They are
admiriug our white color. They sNy.
How bsautdfuI; Oh, how beaut full is"
We bad rot ven 70 work splashing Che
bot wstsr upon us, whsa : moosnis en-
tered The rcoa and politely inquired Il
We lseksd anythias. This wss genuine
hospitality bot We wsrs hardly prepared
Tor il. When " cane o6t ~ sp-
pvcaphsd y ae.ln and kindly offered 10
rub NJ down Or help us ro&s; bat " isls
TO modsst 70 avail ourselsos Of her ssrv.
icss, cad 20 dselinsd The oGsr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
olno,nnass culture.

In The elsgsnt drawlnRroom Of the
CinoiunAtl pork merphAss's ma.~;or !
!af9e eo1peny wes a1semblsd. An The
luxuty that wealth could command eou.
tribaeed % the grattdoation Of the aussts
Uppn : blas satin dlvsn The pork nsr.
shaatb daughtsr, gorgeous In silks.
pe11leoud dlaunonds. was convsrsin9 With
! fFiend. Presently her futhsr A..
proaehsd sad sAid,
rsulias. ] want TO sAy word 10
The gil ssoss and accompanied her
paseat 70 the ssolusion Of bay window.
"Pauline, "begna The old man, ''thsrs'a
eoapls of ClSvslaud dudss IL Tie din,
ias,rcum hssiag I kot talk shout Copsr-
nfoue. ! Wae alEuid thsy were aoins ID
~ - y dse61s ~ disfots, % ! Iads
segne ezeuee y ~ out and oome - you.
New ssn -, Who NJ CopsrnieuA any
'ok, iksAsr," sxolszmsd PsuIine,
'hcv eoed you b - iGnorsntl Why,
ony se7eoleey known Who CepsFulc1s
Va He sollod from PoIoe, 0poln, %
IL - q AngnsA llo2, End discovered
Tae veneeable paSveyor Of swins
gassd sxul(iaGIy q ~ daaeh1sr no
''sSss .:s.sI'si e =; sose.' ....
sss!ss might hsvs kesa { UsiSsd
9sssss bseaeg from ohio. "-Drpe1jys
= u M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Real Estate Sale
San Gabriel. Walnut Avenue,
TUESDAY, MARCH 4 1884
q soeioeh :. NJ SALE a ~ Pssniss..
4 Desirable Hsns tor ! asnilsula,.

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ase y s{l3 - esse1ds = g 4 All
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- M - f.eS41A o&lf - in1D1f 1nl1
C1s!llss q q Ssssss 1Sssi51u /, - sl&slndl
80. e s'.,s,sy ~, g; sgks. 49, - ese.
grounds around fhs h6pss and walks; ihs
ehclssss ecwsp, planes, Aowerins shFabe. snj
orn9pen1n1 1rsok Tina is jueo the spot loe
gen1enaa o. lesurt, home, or undoubtedly
e.perd speculaten 70 hold, ~ thsrs i xsgy little
4 sny improved pfJperty directly h IL k>ast u
sesn fvill direct YOU q ssn eiabriei 70 4. /.
bsyiey. she gentleInsuiy proprietor of the hotel,
Mho viii direct you 70 thu groundx
For further perticulsrs and prlcs ap11y q oGlca
fsas JOHN O. BELL. Ancsonsss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TBIEuRAMs.
larucIAl 10 1nr HzaALD,l
1sn msCsr1alsh, ths rishter.

2Un A0O0kM108s tn0 8l8mbofs
uobb4d.
sAs fkxSu1so6, fsbs 20.-Tom Ne.
Cormickt Z locll GShtef who hAd re-
formed. vent u MGaioo and returned
here few daya ~ prepnratofy % be-
ine married, wss robbed 81 one thousand
dSilar1. gold vAtt h and chain and
othSf valua6lss, BY two II his former
sssooiStes Dave Conedon and Terry
Easas. who induocd him 70 smoke opium.
sentenes u : Henals muf1srsf
Rfssestihs hef 1nhseense.
B1seaanrrox, N. II. FEB. =. AT
Murri1onyills to-day Mf.. Hsight Va
ssnteBced 10 b haoged On April 10 for
the m@rder Of her husband q febbrafy
n, 1854 When e,ksd Why The sentence
70 death should not Be- pronounced. Mrs.
Haight said: ~ have not hart ny has
band By word or dssds + In net guilty.
The ui9ht hs Was kurt / was helpless and
could not got up nor down.
Publie \ ees ptisn e Lleat. llafbsr
CLxvfLAxD, O., Feb. 1.-Lasut. Har-
bor. who brought baok from siberia the
bodies of Dc Long And his comrades, was
given public feooptioa h Youn6otOWn,
Ohio. which ~ atasndsd ~ S,doo pss-
sons.
bynamlts Blenl6 II lonasn-
vlet>f1a otat1sn unA1y WReek.
e1-neven Rersens DaaIy Ia
JursA.
L0xDox, Feb. 2o.-Shortly sftN ons
O'clock this moruina Z torfi6lo bxpIoii0d
occurred 10 the CLOAK room q lhe Victoria
railway station, London. TIE e1p1oux0n
~ undoubtedly dynomftes 4 lafns por-
ton Of TIE f0Uf W. bloWn ID nd nearly
all The elass II the ntafion W. destroy
a. Setea 6ea Wes oon( - ~ hcspft.
81 with ssvefo injaries.
Fnrehsr eaFt1salsrs sf ~ aaniss
14ulo6ies.
LoxDon, ~. So.-Col. IlA6endic.
who eriticslly exnlniped the ruins, thinks
the expi6eion due, not % ~. but some
powerful canpound. A report u cur.
rat that tIIs parcsl left ID ne cloak.
fooA vas intepdad ~ uss aedinss
tho Hoass of ParlIaneat lo-nieht.
and that il explo1sd 1ccfdentslly. The
theory that ~ explosion was eaussd by
dyuaasits Gais8 luftfssf ochllfnasiun
from The isoe tlnp> ~ ess4tess dsrsare
WIS done lssse. 4 0sly sse Psts.| q
pevpss sc'nt. IL railway ofiiciaIs' dds
thst ths sxpl0s16n ~ ths result Of pr.
rate hhAli6s. - ~ cot u ma ef.sl
would dst<sk dlachsfSed ssrysas from
thus fetaIi<ttnrs Il u generality
stt5bsisd y ~ psr.ons wt0
esnsed a sxtlo1tn IA tie staeion
Of ths uedesHroen1 milWsy some mouths
ago. Tho elogho e(ate ihat 1 man Dc.
positsd heevy vallss last evesing and
eautfousd hin 70 - careful with II.
!tonstlas sftss ths clerk heard noise
lie - a1Afm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
d. Joseph Kur1s

No ~ Maia ssssst. esposits nshss B,osk
1Eys "a ~ als-usss sssussa VIA ~ e,ss q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
]. Hannon, e d,
County Physician.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
ns ceulans usaer.s.na.
lsAllaaslpklA c.llI

lranad>lpeh cnilI
''My dsar," sAid newly msrr,ss
yosnQ woasa y her wealthy bat ilile-
eg1ee hosbasd 10 you know hat I
t1lek we eukht y i've { eernnnr'
WsIl, = you thisk %, that settles
= !" ssplisd ths tend husbsnd. ''now
~ Ro nhsad don't miud
Se Tn b1eaaed Il / a. ~
~ y G1vo Hosqan ~ uhoo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

Gold Filings from the smallest entire Crowns made with
Gold, guaraneesd TO stand tho test Of time and usa
Rubber plates and eruuy
onou often producing gastric irritation ehrcnc d.hea and esd
Physicians will do well to observe the nnamato oondit
ate and mucous membrane mouths
Wet nursss wearing these materials should BE- avoided
M Smith be- recently invented a1d cpnszuce sepsxs&us ~
IN ONx 88O0NO VIII make the aching toeth Tie
naed tnnonsie 4kig WUn0f
teeth extracting In Al cassa ohldxsn and aanlta s
ABSOLUTELY PAINI9eo AND MAI r. GGeo
haadRsgn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Ma Ans UeEin1I q D.
'PHrsIoIAN AND suReEoN

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