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&a,nSf stpifdIe, eatoftret9ern mas
8piisiitett.

CAT II, 8euni., IA. Sauuar. - Die in
3ieniten Der ,9ebi9b zSallep Subu" itebeu=
ben @ebeimpoliSiften Somers unb Su1itb
uerfol9ten seftern ettua 30 pSramps," pelde
Ieit mebreren Sa9en Die Gngeitellteu Der
,SelpiOeres 9elaware= =Vah hn" terrorlllrtenuuo
Sic 3iiqe eaus ned Seliebeu ais SranSpor>
tationsnittel benubten. Sn Der gfGbe oon
@reensburp fisl 0ssGp ScanIon, elmer Ser
2auoifrei6er, BON einem Der SObleupaggon
auf Die S6ienen, rnb iein SOrper purbe BON
ben 3aoern in 5rpei Sdlfteu sei6nitten. Gin
speiter 2auofreidler itiirSte sur n6mli9en
5eit berab unO purbe i6mer perleet. Die
iibrigen a9tSehn famen mad BbiGipsbur9,
mo- lie bon elmer I6iitte Seiit ergrifieu, I'M bort
bic Nadt III perbringen. 4lS Die 9ebelmpoz
li,i1fen erid5ieuen, pHrcen iie BON ben Gro
mern nit Steinfpiirfeu smpfaHsen, uno mad
einem bitisen Sample, in luel9em SOmers
cine idluere Sopfluun6e erlitt, beruerffteai9s
ten bic 0anohrei6er ibre 6lu6t.
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2ei6en=Werbrenttttt,a

yanea ater, Pa., a. Sanuar. = WfOrz
gen miro i'm bieiigen Grematorium Die oierte
Notwithstanding itattfnSen, uuO Swar
pirb Die 2eite Oes Dtaiors Charles 9. Sra9p
aus ct. 2Ouis, tpelder am Sreitug abeuO in
lebtgenannter Stabt iein 2eben Our9 Selbfs
mOrb enbete, ourd 6euer in gliae peruan-
belt merben. Die lleberreite merSen am @for=
aen bier anfomnen uno pon Der y9amberton=
sSreimaurer 9oge" in gmpfaug genommeu
mc.ben. Die Cremation miro lm Ha6mitz
ton ffattiiubed.
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WetnnnsS Speri6ieoenbett stpiid)sn
4iG)ter ittio oSttr1.

8Gila6eGpbia, IA. Sauuar. - Su Ell
nenl por Jifter Sinletter oerbanOelten Bro
5eiie gesen Suoas 8nttner wegen Betrteb5
zines 6aiarbipie1ofals erbGrtete Der ln9ez
flogte beute eiblid). baB er in ieiuem 9otal
mn Sartenipiel mn @etrGnte unb GigarreI
geitatte. Der 8i6ter erfldrte, Oas 9aaros
ipiel nm @etrdnte unS Gigarren lei ebenio
ftrafbar, OILS I'M @elo; allein trotoem er in
ieiuen Snifruttionen auoeutete, OaB Der Gnz
9eflagte iiberiiibrt iuerOen iollte, ipraA bic
Surp benielberl frei. Der geitreuse 6err 5td]z
ter entlieb oarauibin Die Geidmorenen nit
einem itreu9en Serlpeis uno mari ibnen Dor,
bic 3eugenausia9en nift bea6tet uHO tbre
Yflitlt arGblih peruadllaifiat III haben.
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Sanspersniiset 1tno SIntper=
atcfett.

Tranflin, 8a., IA. Sanuar. - Q8ab=
renS eineS geitern 2benb III Scrub9raB uers
anftulteten Sau;UergniigenS ftngen mebrere
8etrunfene 6GnOel al, iluO in Der entitebenz
ben Seilerei perpunbete q. 3. Dtc@reeoD
nebrere Der llngarH nit etuem Saiden=
meIier, einen eerielbeu mabriheinli6 t0otlid.
McGreebn befin6et iif in 6aft. @r bebaupz
tet, aus giotbwebr bon ieinem Nteier Sc
brauch ueulddlt Ill hlbeu
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SurGl Strld1ilitt i,eraiffet.

Wluncte, Sn0., Il. Sanuar. = 5atOb
Steepletou, ieiue Shutter uno Sdluieger-
mutter, in Dem bena6barten 8eits GnO uobn-
bait, batten geitern eiuen Streit, peri0bnten
iid) bann mieber unb beidloiien, Die SeriGbz
nuug bur6 einen geneinidaftlifen Srunt ;r
beiiegeln. Steepleton bOlte 8ier aus elmer
benadbnrten 8irtbi6aft, ale 9rei tranfeu
bapon unb lagcn binnen wenigen Wtinuteu
in Srdmpien barnie0er. Gin berbei9erufe=
ner gr3t crnitattrte, baB &ergiftung Sur6
Strpdlnin pprliege. Die Ser9ifteten befiuz
ben iid in tritii6em 3uitanoe, lInO Die beioen
SSrauen meroen mabri6einlitb iterben. S8ie
6as Strpdnin in bas Sier fam, lit nidt be-
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gtMs &effin0ieit.

Sapanna, IA. Sanuar. - Der auS ct.
Shomas an9etommeue britii6e BOitOampier
brrn9t 9tafridten bis sum 8. 3. Ntts. Su
Gan Domingo berri6te am l. Sauuar in po=
litii6er Siufi9t pOlfomnene 9iube, allein
cine bebsntlife SinanSfriis berri9te. = Su
6apti mar Die politiife Sa6lage cine Siem=
lid beosnfli9e, unS YrdTosnt SalomOn bate
Sorii6tsbalber cine ifarte Streitmaft oers
iammelt. = Die bGnii9e Sniel Sauta @ru3
bat bic 9tegieruus BON 0dnemarf sura etne
BetitiOn eriudt, eiuen 9aubelspertras nit
BEN Ser. Staateu 81 i9lieben, pelder Santa
Gru3 bic ndmli4eu Bripilesien iihert, tuie
bic bon anoeren fpefiuOii4eu Snieln senol'
iener.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-15
Scr peritor6ene Gra|iccprdjioent

SOnt II S { II 5, Sn6., Il. Jan: = Die
@eer6igung bes oeritorbenen @r<StceprGii=
benten Sdupler @Olfur mirO am na6iten
Samitag gtaauittag bier itattTnOen. Die
lleberreite fGmeu beute inter @Storte elmer
9eNutation Der uOop 6euowS" ans 2tans
tato bier an. Der uSOb 6ellOw Sroeu"
nib bic 2lnOrbnun9eu fir OaS 1eitenbe=
n1na1liR treffen.
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sdt,epOs 1titS 0aiarOiuiel.

Cincinnati, IA. San.-Senamin S.
Salt, Glert besYoliSei=9epurtementS, wurOe
beute on Seranlaiiung Oes Yoliieiiupertn=
teuOenteu Geillp inter Der 2lntlage oerbaftet,
itdotiiGe @elSer I'M Setrage uOn $4,000 I'M
teri6la9en 81 babeu. Sait iOa gum 8runte
geneigt iein unO Oem 6aiaroipieI 9efr6bnt
hnhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-15
Ginbsimi(ds paumwoa Staae bsfsr
CuaIttdt.
getttud,z, SemSsn:, &ppffiHen.3ense, Gam.
briee &C., &c.
Samiltcn Gafter s. S0bne

habsn cine polle @uspahl better SaumpousSstt=
tuditpfte aus ben gelpzgorter Ntias, Utica uno
anbere quite 5abritate auf Eager.
5i4 nno GA breite Sopffiiitn:Seuse, Sarunz
ter Die ,ertra>feinen" Waaren Der rgSamlnttG=9om=
paarlie" in obisen Sreiten.
Yin ieineren unb Ieidbteren GambrieS babef mir
Pride of the West" SonsonIe, BerfeIep, gfeu=gorz
Ter WillssWater Twist, MabapoIan Il. T. 10.
a1u narobreiten @aaren habsn mir Nspagors
fer Wilis. glmnoob, pamutta, DDisbt anhor
Youz Uils, DapoI, eonsoale &c.
GIeaante Neps yorfer Msas, Scans, sSam'
tuttas Scans, fdwersm 9rtat@ &c.
ssettsted,ens, eejtreifte 6emoenftpife, Gbepta
OTIS v. T.. T.. u.sx,...
lpribt 6eutih. tIS-o)
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@altiidfans att Der &iiite BON
Sottaz SSSl0no.

gorf, Ia. Sauuar. Die Manus
idlaft Der Siiftenrettun9sitation sl Sriogez
hampton, 6. S., erle9te beute friib ben gr0B=
ten gEalfild), ipel6er iemalS on Der Siife
BON Qona SSlanb geieben puroe. Wtau er-
partet, Is bis 100 8diier Del aus ibm Su ses
miuuer
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Scr @clOtttQrff.

IepzDort, IA. Sonuar. -5olgeHbes
fno Die S6luBnotirungen: @elb offnete 81
1-2 YrOSent unb ifloB 3u II 8rU5ent. =
sterling- -8e6iel 4.8i4-4.81i auf 60 Sage
unS 4.85-4.854 auf Si6t.-SuuOes= Obltz
9ationeu 3sproS, 1O1, 4iprO5. 1124, 4.=pro5.
I22. - 2lttien: aOams GrpreB 1870, @en>
tralz 8acific 33f, @hei.=SbiO g., Grie IA,
DO. 9rior. %, QafezSbore Gil, RsS. Gens
tral 37s, giortb= 8eitern 915, DO. BriOr. 126,
Ohio Diiii. I8, 90. grior. 63, BittSburg
l36, 8eabtng 16a, 9tod= SSlano 1881, unIOns
Bacific 80, @eItern Union 565.
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Nener &rafebI nit oen Sflaboutas
bploett.

9ittIe Sod, arf., IA. Sanuar.-gtaas
ridlten ans benz Snoiunerteritorium ergebeu,
bah General Satd) bereit if, gesen Camp
Sflaboma porsuriifen. Die Boomers" iino
Al Stiapater beri4an3t, uno einSreffen itebt
in Gusfht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-15
Gatic SrpScboTt'S N6rSer tnts
fipbCtt.

Stn9bomtou, q. g., IA. Sauuar. -
Wcnten, Der Glmira 'er NtDrSer, lit aus Dem
@eidnguiiie uusgebrOdcn nnO eut1obeu. Auf
meldle 9Sciie er leine 5ludt beiuertltcaigte
lit nid)t betamt. SiS iebt bat man nod reine
EOur pnn henI lEliidltinen nIinefl1nhcn
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Neue Mn,etgen.
Baltimore. Den 8. Sanuar 1885.
qlu oaS VubIifum!

2ln cas YubIifnin!
SIN elmer ION benz 2obntutlherzSeret 9ebaltenen
SerIammluna ipuroe pom Den Dfit9lieoern elm Be
IdIus anaeuommen, morn lie fih 3lr Iufredthol@
tuna folaenSer Staten perpflidteu; Der Iuitlas lit
In o9e Der eiten GntIernun9 Der Srieopole pon oer
Stobt notbpenbig gefporoen:
r9eSdIoifen, baB bonn ). Sannar 1885 an
ser Breis iIr SutIdben bel Seero9un9en pref Spi>
lars uno Iinfsig ecnts, fir sroBe Set4enipa9en
Sed,s Dollars unb fir tleine pier Dollars iein
iuiro, olS9enommen rad) Dem SorratnsS Srtfos
bpfe, iuobin Der Greis Inr &utltsn InnI Soudre,
fir eroSe 9einenmaaen ad)t Dollars unn 1ur tlelne
ied,s Dollars betraSen mtro."
G. &,. &Gdbenmaser, Setretdr.
gSm. B. Reilln s. y. @oof
GoIin Sterort Sennp & Dfltteu
SIiibo Cor gSm UfcSeau
9bomas @offap N. @riiFn & 60.
Sob. aennu s. g. Oitdb & So9ne
Baird S'Srien Batrid @offap
ShaS Sluter Sob. is. Gods
8dtrid bradley geor. Naro
Yatrif Saiertp Sofu. 2Sulon
ShaS 6upp Geo. Sdblline
Batrid Moguire Sames S'ytela
G5ebr. Sralbears GEO. SenB
Sob. Manlu Batrid Dc@opern
SBrn glottomp 2Bm. s.. Oldham
&. g. Su9bes IL SO. Sob. 9onap
Ieter G5arpep SaInes Martin
Solp. 9olpan JfoOert &tHnler
Sob. &. Sodion 9einrit 50.
{. McSittrid ". .. Osborne
Sob. 0ouebue Sbas. j. SpanS
Martin Sabep NPidael Sbeeban
Gtuure Cutte gSHtS YUSu
Sob. Wbalep samuel vs. S9alc
Safob Gbearr SOB. y Smlt9
Robert Mont9oTera NtrS. Vim Ne9arrrt1
Sob. 8ebbinston 0anel UIqnn
lSot. lpcCSee Gomaro Bennett
Sbos. 9onpdp SDen 2 Rel!l
Sns g2cNnna1rn Omen Durpbp
6ercuIes Eo6 9u9p Tlsnmmons
Sbos 3elp gSnl. s. Slopo
SRos. SoroIes 9bas. Wc9almIep
glm. Sjopis y. 3. Wurpbp
gPihael Oople, sSm; S6norl9an
Mid,osI s @oolaban Susb Braolep
Rid1nrh Spoon Sat. 9Jteia
Omen Nfattbefus 9enrq 9ol
@5eo. Yealel Sam. Soqce
2Sm. Scanning Y. U. Sse9an
Bat. Sornep Yot. :. = Oten
So1. DfaIone SOD. 2; 9rapem
Gm. Callahan SOB. gS. 2arris
Bincent Sort grant j. Soan.
1-2l
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Gs iit cine errpieiene Sbatla9e, baB idbr=
lid Elm groBer Brojeutias Der Ginpohuer bic
les gon6eS an Der SdluinOiuht Oabinteht;
es 1T aber ebenfaas cine Sbatia6e, oaB 1au=
lenoe ourA ben @ebrau6 uoH Or. 8na's
v6uieus Sprup" Serettet weroea.
(13l
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llnier pronliueltter Miitbiirger pr. g. per-
bautt Or. Sua's pSulteuzSprup" lein Sc
ben. glur Der @ebraud oieies auS9eSti6ues
ten Seilmitteis rettete ibn pom @rabess &auo,
13l
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&urte GabeIpepeSd1er,

- g(6tb. Soiepb chamberlain, YraRoeut
Der britiden oauoelsbeb0roe, blest geltern
4beuo gele9eutlif) ieiuer SnauguratIon oeS
,5pSmi1er 8eiOrn= Clubs" elne Reoe, III
meldler er iid al5 @egner Der pllnterlthBten
4usmanberunq" ertldrte, mo bic lle0er;eu
ouno duBerte, oaB Elm Sbubtarif bic 9age
Ser Tarner nidJt perbeferu merbe.
- Die 3ubliuer 8udetbumpfer pGleauOr"
uuo Stanley" coaioirten geiteru aui Der
60be bon SoOlpbeub i'm iriiLeu Saual uno
purOeu betrddtliA bei6aoIgt. PaIingiers
uu0 gtanui6oft enttamen obne erwdbHen5
wertbe Serlebuugen.
- Die @utsbeIterim i'm ihOttiibeu6 6Ohlanb
bielten seitern in Qou6ou cine Seriammlung
uno bei6loheu einitimnlig, ben y@rofters"
gemiiie Gteiornen anjubteteH, nm tbre sa9e
ertrdglider ju MAIDEN.
-9as gomite Der GOngO GoRierenS miro
beute mie6er eine Sibun9 halten.
@s~
Hebeu ben riibRlihfeu Gmpfebluugeu bre
beuti6en llniperiitdteu 1T jee, and Der Gu
ialnpten= Grtratt Der 6irma S0uOer & cons,
Sauoburit, 2uitIalien, bon Der intematlos
nalen Ausltelluug in ImlelOam in Anera
leuuun9 ieiner eo3iigli6en 0eiltrait nit Der
&uSseidnung etnes Diplomas nno 9Ieoalue
geir0nt pOroeu. Sontt per al
.Suiten, Satarrb, SnflIeu;a, SalS-, euft.
,,r0bren=, 9au9enz unb Sruit-GntJltnoun9,
,SeuhbuleH, 8rout)itls, @roup, 9ipb=
.tberie 8ur6iaQ, 8ubr ;gtieren uno 6arua
,lrantbeiten; 8ranOs, &riiBs, S4nittWnn.
| ben, Queti6unaen, SsuentnIgen, @e-
..idbpulit, 3beumatismu5 &C. leioet.
Sanoer g. Sous' Gutalppten @rtrait IN
| Sns nsrlHbIid1Ge 6eilmittei, YReher RroS &
Co., ct. eOuis, @tO., Agt., lteiern segeu Gma
| pians BON Gent bic Se,iats Der llniusrf'
taten, (9,9,S-)
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48. GonsreB. -SWeite Sismas.

Sen. @rant's aenfipn inn Senate anssmom=
men. - Die SIpttenz gSerwtuisuns paiiirt
ben semat. - VermiBte @IeftoralsSertifi:
fate. - Gas Gaus beid,Iicst Smrtdiab:
lung oes dliueitid1en Gutidbaoismnssz
GnuNa
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seuiials sfhiiere IN Der abineiliDen slrmee.

Serltn, IA. Snnuar. Die ygior0Seuts
ide 3eihang" melSet, OaB ff Uiele iriibere
SffiSiere Der 0euti6en glrmee mad China be
gebeu baben, I'M oa8 dineitife VttlitGt in
ser europGiihen Saitif 3u i9uleu. Die 9tc
9ierung bat tcine Madt, Dies Su uerbinJeru,
0elbietet ieood allen nod jur 9feier0e &C.
bDrigen Sifgieren, III dineitide 9,enfe 81
treteu.
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Bcacu 5ucHc,

Serlin, II. SNnn0r. Die Sojtaltlten
baben cine &orlage I'M 9iei65tage eiuge=
bradt, weld)e Oarauf bin3ielt, oaS 0uelliren
III beieitigen. Sie perorGnet, baB iebe Ser
ion, melge an einem 9uel antbeil ntnlmt,
burd @interterung, obne Die alternative
elmer @elobuBe, beitraft meroen ioll.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
THE WHITE CANYON.
One Hundred Men and Fourteen Rar-
rels Of Whisky ut DANDY
Crocsiuu

Although no reliable information has
been received recently concerning the
White Canyon discoveries, many miners
are flocking into the country from Grand
Junction, Montrose and the San Juan
country, Colorado, and party of about
twenty-five are in readiness to start from
this city if information they are awaiting
will justify it. It is estimated there are
fully one hundred men at Dandy Crossing
now. Grand Junction men have taken
In restaurant and saloon outfit, consist
ing of fourteen barrels of whisky and two
loaves of bread. A saloon outfit has also
been taken fin by Cisco men, so the fiery
forerunner of mining camp civilization
is already well represented. The
favorite route and, in fact,
the only one that is considered practicable
is via Blake City. The Thompson
Springs route is much longer, and is
therefore better for the railroad company
News from the party that left this city
several weeks ago is expected daily
Mr.. Geo. Goss, who has been in the
new district for several weeks, will return
this evening, when something reliable
may be learned.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
A SINGULAR CASE.
Ell SaxtOn as Plaintiff in a Case, Charged with
Forging the Answer Of the Defendant.

Ell SaxtOn as Plaintiff in Case, Charged with
Forging the Answer Of the Defendant.
The case of the People VS.. Eli Saxton,
came up for trial in the Third District
Court this morning. Saxton is charged
with forgery, committed under rather
singular circumstances. 1t appears, from
the Indictment in the case, that he had
filed a complaint in the Probate Court of
Summit County, upon which complaint
he based petition for decree of divorce
from his wife, Eliza Saxton. 1t is alleged
that after filing this complaint, Saxton
prepared and caused to be filed an
answer to it, purporting to be the answer
of his wife, the defendant. This answer
admitted each and every allegation con-
tanned in the complaint, except the adul-
terry charge.
For the forgery of this instrument Sax
ton was indicted by the grand jury of the
February term, 1884. The following
jurors were impaneled this morning:
Thomas E. Jeremy, jr., Joseph R. Mat
thews, John d. Spencer, John NJ. Nc
Laws, William F. Smith, w. B. Barton,
Thomas McLelland, jr, Edward Bird, G.
D. Schell, Edward Rotch, James E.
Paine and George F. Felt.
Mr.. Dickson prosecutes, and Woods &
Hoffman represent the defendant. Testi-
mony is being taken this afternoon.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
IAN Eloquent Plea.

The Whitehouse sheep-stealing case
went to the jury yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Burmester in his plea for the defense
became warmed up to the occasion and
entertained the spectators and the court
with very spicy address. In one hyper
bolic outburst he alluded to Mrs. Slater,
the prosecuting witness, as ''the Tooele
Queen of Sheba, who, with her retinue of
maid servants and men servants, swooped
down from the shores of Rush Lake upon
this modern Jerusalem and dragged this
poor, illiterate and stupid looking man
whom represent, before King Solomon,
exemplifed and personifed by the able
Judge who presides over this court, -
But all of the jurors could not see the
case in exactly that light, and after wrang-
ling over the matter all night, came into
court this morning with the announce
ment that they had agreed to disagree,
and were therefore discharged. Their last
ballot was nine to three in favor of ac-
Quittal
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
A Complete Surprise.

For some time past it has been the
habit of Prof Radcliffe to invite few of
his musical friends to his residence on
Monday evenings. Last evening about
forty OF his friends, under the direction
of Misses Emma Wilcox and Edna White,
prepared surprise party on the Pro-
lessor, which was most successful affair.
During the evening Professor Radcliffe
was presented with a very handsome
music book. DR.. Hall made the present
alton speech, which was responded to by
the Professor Gen. Bane then stepped
forward with an elegant writing desk, the
gift of Mrs Radcliffe, which was pre-
scented with appropriate remarks. To-day
is Professor Radcliffe's birthday, and the
party last evening was designed to COIN
memorate the event.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
A Fine Hotel.

Mr.. B. F. Whittemore, one of the pio-
neer landlords of Salt Lake, re-embarks
in the hotel business simultaneously with
the advent of the DEMOCRAT. A DEMO
Graf reporter called at his new Railroad
Hotel this morning and was pleased to
find that such fine structure had been
erected on the site of Mr. Whittemore's
old hotel, near the q. G.. depot. The
house is conveniently arranged and will
accommodate about 100 guests. The in
terror woodwork of the hotel presents a
very handsome effect, being finished in
cherry color. The ceilings show some
fine artistic work in frescoing, and the
rooms are all light, cheerful and well
ventilated. The bar is one of the hand
soonest in the city. Mr.. Whittemore de-
serves, and will doubtless receive, large
share of public patronage.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
-. w XII
SALT LAKE, March 1st, 1885.

Sallie-"O, dear; have such dread
full headache to-day"
Clara-'Do you often have headache ?''
SO, yes almost continuous, and my
eyes are getting so weak You know I
have catarrh SO bad, and I think it is GO
ing to my lungs, my throat is so sore"
C.-HWhy don't you doctor it and get
cured?"
S.-"Doctor for it, Why, 1 doctor for it
all the time. / have taken the remedies
and medicines of three or four doctors,
but they have done me no good, and I
have tried patent remedies, with the same
effect. l have despaired of ever getting
cured"
C.-"Don't give up in despair. / had
catarrh once as bad as you have it. 1
went to several doctors, who did me no
good, and they all pronounced me incur
able, and one said catarrh could not be
cured I"
S.-"You did? How did you get cured L?
Did it get we'll of itself?"
C.-"No, indeed! picked up paper,
one day, and in it l saw that DIR. Hig-
gins advertised to cure catarrh. Of course
l did not believe it, but thought it would
do no harm to call and see him, which 1
accordingly did. l took his treatment and
the consequence was, l was entirely
cured"
Sob! Do give me his address, and
l will call and see him or write to him,
and perhaps he can cure me-"
CT am sure he can. His address
is, DIR. G. W. HIGaINs, No. 272 Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah."
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03

E Letters answered in all languages.
Medicines sent EVERYWHERE.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
FOR POLYGAMY,
A Stubborn PrisOner-Capt. Green.
mans Chase,

Deputy Marshal Greenman sailed forth
from Commissioner McKay's Office YES
terday afternoon with warrant for the
arrest OF Farley Pratt, charged with DO
lygamy. Pratt was found in the post-
once and when informed of the state of
affairs by Capt. Greenman he refused to
accompany that officer to the Marshaps
once. Moral suasion finally prevailed,
however, and the prisoner was induced
TO enter Marshal Ireland's apartments.
Now" said Capt. Greenman, "you
SIT down and stay here while 1 90 into
the court room and get Mr.. Dickson and
we Will 60 up to Commissioner McKay's
together -
Pratt did as he was directed but
FREEMAN had no sooner disappeared
than he bolted out the door, down stairs
and out the building. Capt. Greenman
returned from the court room about this
time and Immediately started in pursuit,
and lively chase up Main street ensued.
"Ss' O'OA ilcdI l.. N.
bank and informed that if he made
another attempt to escape he would be
put in irons. Arriving at Commissioner
McKay's office, Pratt absolutely refused
to go up stairs until he was seized by the
shoulders and given starter
Mr.. F. S. Richards appeared as Pratt's
counsel and Mr.. Dickson for the prosecu-
ton. The examination was postponed
untiL6 o'clock Wednesday evening, as
Mr.. Dickson's duties in the District Court
will not permit him to attend in the day
time. Bail was fixed at $500 and
Marshal Phillips and Alma Pratt were
accepted as sureties.
The complaint, which was sworn to by
Marshal Ireland, charges Pratt with the
offences of polygamy and unlawful CO.
habitation. The names of the alleged
wives are Romania Doe, Brigamina Pratt
and Susan Pulley, and the date of the last
alleged marriage is May LIST, 1888.
1t is alleged that the first wife, DR..
Romania Pratt, has been divorced from
her husband for several years.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
POLICE PARAGRAPHS.

A. O'Toole could not restrain his incli-
nation to celebrate his birthday last
night. Five dollars settled the matter
this morning.
Peter Smith and John Thomas, two
fighting DRINKS, were called on to pro-
duce $15 each.
Thomas Riddle was brought before
His Honor, charged with battery upon
Christiana Paxton, but was discharged
upon payment of costs by complainant.
Charles Miller was ushered into the
august presence of the court this after
noon and commanded to show cause
why he should not be sent up for vag-
rancy. He produced evidence to prove
that he was horny-handed son of toll to
the extent of tapping beer kegs in
Benites' saloon, and was therefore dis
charged.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
PERSONAL,

%lssRS, Goss, Landers and PAGE will
@ tS:urn from the White CANYON country
sno NO. eye n and will probably settle all
,1 ps.ula'ion as to the foundation of the
recent boom. u 'ne
ant 1 TlD WILLIAMS came up from Pleas
-. valley this morning.
r, pN: H. Prrs, Of the firm Of Godbe &
thu tr's 81. is dangerously ill, pneumonia being
Ue cause Of illness. 'i's
ao n, WIRE, G. Dichl, and John Romley,
Sis apfa a discharged soldiers from the
noro Infantry, will leave for the East to-
NJ 'oW by the Scenic line.
G. n, L. + Fl, Owens, representing the pub
lsa 't g. house ol of ]. B. Smiley, chicago,
gpspa aV IL. st. Louis over the contracted
over =, n n. Foster, Of Ketchum, Idaho. left
lon. ele Rio Grande this morning , for for
lle, Ky,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-03
Horn Silver

1t was rumored on the streets this
morning that the Horn Silver smelter
had been closed down, but the report was
unfounded as three stacks are still run
ming. 1t is only a question of short
time, however, when smelling will cease,
as only small force of men is employed
at the mine. Horn Silver stock was
quoted at $1.75 in Yew York yesterday,
but, notwithstanding the gloomy outlook,
local holders still have confidence in the
mine and the ultimate restoration of the
stock to its old figures.