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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-22
New York Republicans.

SARATOGA, N. Y, September 20.-Dele
gates to the State Republican conven
ton are arriving very slowly. To-nigh
there are not more than 300 of them in
town. No eau cuses will be held before
tomorrow night when it is expected al
delegates will be on the ground. 1t is
said by delegates now here that
never before in the history of New
YorG politics have Republicans been so
slow in maturing their plans; that there
Is absolutely no ground at this time up
ION which to form an opinion as to who
will be nominated. Among those known
to be candidates are James ID. Warren,
of Buffalo, late chairman of the state
committee; Joseph w. Drexel, la e OF
d excl, Morgan & Co.; Judge Noah
Davis, Ira davenport, III. Sew
ward. Honorable Levi 2. Nor
on. and Secretary of State Joseph
B. Carr. There are several others who
will not possibly receive more than
complimentary votes. Workers of the
party do not hesitate to say that there
IS not yet any programme, and that the
probabilities are there will be none until
all delegates have arrived and confer
ences can be had. All delegates profess
to be for harmony and the best possible
candidates. Upper country delegates
appear to be relying on the New York
delegation ito present a name upon
which they can harmonic, and city
delegates say the nominee must be a
New York City man. tits believed the
result will be the selection of candi-
date from that city, although there are
many here who think favorably of
Seward. -7easo
Delegates to the Republican State
convention are arriving IN large num-
bers to-day There is no concentration
of strength upon any one candidate
worth ,chroniclfng. New York county
is said to hold the key to, the situation
and city delegates are hard at work en-
deavoring to harmonic upon a Candi-
date 1000. $50 - -ii 500
SARXTosA, September q, Delegates
fairly swarmeds upon the, town on
the afternoon trains and the scenes
about the. hotels tonight are decidedly
animated. This hours II PM, there'is
no changein the situation from that
indica ted earlier in the day, except that
Cornelius n. Bliss and Levi P. Morton
have taken the lead, leaving Cornell
200 third. While this is fact, it is
very apparent that Cornell is block, away
Cc reaching an amicabte arrangement
without considerable difficulty. and I'M
less he ican be gotten rid of by the
friends of the other two gentlemen,
they will have hard work i'll carrying
out their wishes. 1t is understood that
Cornell holds sufficient number of
votes in the New York delegation to
embarrass Bliss and Morton, and it is
probable that this may necessitate the
naming of new man..
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Cholera,

MADnID, September 20.-There, were
s11 new cases and 313 deaths from
cholera in Spain during the last twenty
four hours. -}-.5r lur es.5 /
GIBRALTAR, September 81. = Thirty
seven new cases of cholera and fourteen
deaths were reported in the Spanish
lines here yesterday. y" si',, ,
PALEEMo, September 21.-During the
past tWenty-four hours 182 new cases OF
cholera and 123 deaths from the disease
were reported here. ~ ttO.a -nlo .
ROME. September 21.-King Humbert
has sent dispatch to Palermo, express
ing great sympathy for the suffering
people. His Majesty has also sent $40,
900 to be distributed among them. He
places his Villa Eavorita at the disposal
of the sufferers, and exhorts theipeOple
to show their courage and calmness dur
ing the trying ordeal through which
they are now passing. s+Ii. tlF,r.
Reports from Palermo regarding the
progress of cholera show distressing
state of affairs prevailing there; 10000
persons have fed the city. All shops
are closed and the streets are almost
deserted. There is great scarcity of
food ang water, and the. epidemic is i'm
creasing with frightful rapidity. SAM
tary officials are attacked by the people
every time they attempt to disinfect The
houses where the disease exists. and
meet with great difficulty in carrying
on their work. ala
ROME, September 2I.-Cholera is
spreading in Sicily and the situa-
ton IS becoming serious. Every
town is cordoned. conflicts be-
tween the populace and the military
are continually occurring and many
persons have been wounded. A large
military force is to be d spatched to the
Island to restore order. a,
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A Strange Disease.

WILKEsBARRE, September 2l.-An ont
break similar.to thatof Plymouth fever
has made its appearance in Nantiacoke,
for the past few days. tits reported,
late this evening, that several families
are stricken down with the disease. The
majority Of cases are situated upon the
been bs considered i the T heaIthiess part 81
the place. The epidemic is said to be
caused by the use of well water polluted
i'll some unknown manner.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.


Eev. DR.. William Smith has been ap-
buFgh. Z
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria. has
confirmed Ne. Stransky, as provisional
Governor of Roumelia.
If the Portsshould threaten TO adopt
violent measures. Russia, it is said.
will intervene in favor of Reumelia.
1t has been raining in New Orleans
almost necessarily since Friday. MuoA
damage has been done by oyerfiows.
An anarchist meeting in Paris, On
Sunday, broke up in. 8 row. many
persons were wounded by pistol shots.
Admiral Mot, French, Commander in
Madagascar, has asked for reinforce
ments, and 700 soldiers will be'sens to
him. .....,..
The ceremony of conferment the Pal
lium on Archbishop Riordan took place
on Sunday at st. hfary's Ca ;hedral, San
! Francisco.
Turkey will appeal to the powers to
maintain the rights OF the Porte In
Roumelia. Orders have been issued to
collect an army corps at Adrianapelis'
French diplomats think that the
outbreak in Roumelia will unite Eng
land and France, iB,view, of the rising
being an apparent scheme for the parti-
ton of Turkey.
On Sunday German residents OF
Paris, gavea farewell dinner 20 Prince
HohenIohe, retiring German Ambas
sador, who has been made Governor
General of As ee-Lorain.
The conservation of Rev. Jeremiah
O'Sullivan, pastor of st. Peters Cathoiit
church, Washington, as bSshopof tai
diocese of Mobile, Alabama, took place
in Washington, on Sunday.
Disastrous rains have prevailed duEins
the, past ..twenty-four hours in tn
southeastern part OF Spain. Rain cam
down in torrents, causing loss OF life
and destruction of property.
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Mexican Matters.

CiTr ov Mexico, via Galveston, Sep
semOeF20-Congress has decided that
'eputy Omaha, who shot the Ameri-
can Hardie, cannot plead immunity
rom ordinary judicial proceedings on
H ,.o o. his being member of Con-
'a he will, therefore, be tried for
aa,iL before judge of sectional
I IVuIl, United States Minister Jackson
Iss oeen active in procuring the estab-
'Silnent OF legal proceedings,
american residents here are DESTROYS
- St. .ae appointment of Consul General
n ~ 1t being understood that a
IN" sppontee is to be sent here.
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BULGARIA.
..,+ber Source Of Trouble
ApS Sur Russia and Turkey.
orr NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
,.rr;oide Mexican Matters
Choisrn .,crate Jail Birds-The
Hilton Trophy-EtO'
RuIgaria.

,,,popolIs, September 20 Prince
Edo DO has issued a proclamation
.nI that in accordance with
''nO .Iisbe5 of the entire populace he
g S.a,nne sovereignty over two pro-
-. Of North and South Bulgaria.
, 49, will be taken to preserve
Aeasuio o,J all who oppose the new
}ssce, ,n as will be severely punished.
S'e L re expresses the hope that the
ls viii defend the union at any
cope PIC The proclamation, which
9y-ir roceived here by telegraph, was
aaS n0SI;cIv amid the greatest enthusi-
. Sr1 Prince Alexander is expected
l l.,r' hourly. Perfect order prevails.
7Sle 5 aT are armed with lances.
LIE I5e dgsposed governor, Gabriel Pasha,
lne rJay guard. He is well treated in
., ar{s with his rank. The Turkish
~ s.CT- GTeek portion of the inhabitants
saTs thanked government here for
h bar;nc taken measures for the defense
and lave offered their services IN re,
asfine Turkish invasion. III.
Seents Of all the great powers sigma
.o-y IN the treaty of Berlin, haye sent
E.3stsbes 20 their respective govern
'aorts APPROVING of the movement of
9.;dsv II is rumored at various con-
hates in this city that ambassadors at
ia1stantinople have succeeded in dis
.nsdinr the Porte from sending Turkish
-oops to eastern Roumelia to regain
9o;session of the country. -.
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, is ex-
parted TO arrive here to-day. The,
s,ipce Is receiving enthusiastic oyations
= every station along the route from
ST. PETERSBURG, September 21.-The
Russian press are jubilant over recent
events IN Eastern Roumelia, but seem
surprised at the suddenness of the ris-i
iFg and express the belief that the
.siair vas arranged at the meeting OF
-.he empefors at Kremsier and Skeer-
:t,ClrOe.
LONDON, September 2l.-All eommuni-
cation between Turkey and Bulgaria
ass been cut off, Turkey has stopped
ihe issue or railroad tickets for points
sey0nd AdrianOple. The Daily Nea0s,
his morning, reminds its readers that
Eben Disraeli effected the Berlin treaty
Aadst0ne predicted the present disrup-
tiOn. Even the present ministry, the
Tta says, will hardly venture to use
glglsnd 5 influence to crush the grow Ii
II liberty in Roumelia. ,
There was heavy fall, to-day. in IN
securities, caused-by event:
{ the past few days in Eastern Rou
lelia. The average, fall in Turkish
haTes was from 2 to 5 per cent, il
french per cent, rentes l per cent.
'nd In Russians per cent.
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Nervous, DebiIitated Men.

You are allowed a free tridIof thirty das'
OF the use of DIR, Dyes Celebrated. Vol
taic Belt with Electric Suspensory Ap,
piances, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure of Nervous Debility
loss OF Vitality and Manhood, and al
kindred troubles. Also, for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health
vigor and manhood guaranteed. Nc
FISK Is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet
with full Information, terms, etc,
mailed free by addressing Yoltaic Bell
Co., Marshall, Mich, g ems
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Thresher Mem, Attent,on'

D. Owing to recent break in eombina-
ton prices and terms made at the Chi
cage convention June LIST, and signed
by a majority of manufacturers OF
Threshing Machines, we are now ena-
bled to offer special Inducements to
those desiring to purchase the well
known RUSSELL or "Massillonn
Thresher with attachments for rhresh-
ing and cleaning lucerne. Call early,
as our stock is limited. Grain taken in
payment at highest market price.
I GRANT. ODELL & o..
Half block south of Theatre.
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for TAI.

'-eSDorr September 21.-The expul-
-%a Of Russians from Galicia in re-
i''''al ior the expulsion from Prussia OF
auStro- Hungarians continues. All
y Sed employees are being dismissed
Rnss;G efihan products are boycOtted.
arn aSial authorities. refuse PruSsians
.,onv v.reu rom Russia to return to that
ov oiy l! their absence has extended
U we, a period of fourteen wears, Great
''e'y prevails on the Polish frontier.
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The Utah " Northeri,.

ST.. Paul, September 81 News re-
eeiyed from Montana in railroad circles,
this evening, says that the Utah &
Northern, the .narrow-gauge branch of
the Union Pacific in, the, Territory, is
changing the gauge of bridges. It is
to.make one standard gauge In antici
patton OF the Northern Pacific Building
a 5road gauge to Butte City. 200 rs
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Parrioide.

ISBIAEAPOIIs, September 20. "A jour
aa', Marion, Ind, special reports the
Killing OF Andrew Corings, a farmer,
'ssiding eight miles from that place
last night, Sam. a ,17-year-old son,
ssCribss the act to the brother Ira, aged
a. The latter and his mother state
that the nelghbors had attacked the
3ouse with the view Of driving them
+f0m the neighborhood and that the
iaan vas killed while resisting. The
'9nS and wife remained in bed. After
IAe arrival Of the officers and during
.ae progress Oftheinquest they manifes-
ea no interest. Ayerdictof parricide was
s1sgrned, The two sons were placed
1aaeF arrest and the mother will be
arrested tonight.
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Osman Digna.

LONDON, September 2O.-Advices just
received here relative to the death of
Osman Digna say he was killed after
the crushing defeat of his force of 300
Hadenowas by the Kassala garrison and
friendly tribes. The latter, after the
defeat of Osman, sent ample supplies to
Kassala. ,s
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The Hilton Trophy.

New YoRK, September 21.-rhe Hi,
ton trophy, worth $4,000, was to-day
shot for at Creedmoor,- by three teams
of twelve men each, the United States
regular army team, and New York
and Pennsylvania State teams.
The shooting was at 200, 500 and
600 Yards. seven 1ai shots q.
each distance, standing at first range
and optional attitudes at the others.
The Regulars won with 997 out OF pos
sible 260 points, New York State team
93S and Penns ylyanfa State team 957
points. 90
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A Sand-Bank.

WAsHiNGroN,. September d. There
was received at the Treasury Depart
ment, to day, Tor redemptions a package
of about 100000 in. United
States notes, q which are badly
mutilated, and almostho beyond
reeegnition-7 1t is said theewner, an
Ohio farmer, had buried tbs notes in
the earth, in preference to placing them
in bank. fe Nl '.lT9 O HHt
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0ne.Fifthnfa Second.

SRRlNGFIELR, Mass, September 2l.-
Richard Howell has lately made several
trials on the Hampden Park, track in
this city to beat Fred Woods world
record for mile of 1855. on a. bicycle.
This Afternoon, with John Brooks, of
Biossburg, Pa, as a pace maker, How
ell succeeded in cutting one-tifth of a
second from the record.
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The Yachts.

SANDY HOOK September p. Nothing
has been seen OF the two yachts GeRestG
and Dauntiess; which are to compete in
the race from Sandy Hook lightsh p to
and around Bfenton,s. Rect lightship,
and return. The weather is partly
cloudy, and there is q moderate, sea.
Cantionary. S storm signals were displayed
this morning at the signal office, and
the indications are OF roftheasterly
winds and, rain, -,,., t,-,,,.g .-,a-
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Castor OIL.

ali p Z; o. the chief uses to which castor
softaa;n nov put is that of dressing and
.crrrelLng leather for boots. 1t was
sioraesriy used for dosing children whose
swf l1fc9s we're disordered. And an
NJ, 'ui aose II was. Now W give suffer-
SP;oie Aildren Browns Iron Bitters.
dsaau!. tones the stomach. regulates
Seisu!99n, and imparts strength to the
S cc.s oody: Browns Iron Bitters is
~ invariably better than castor oil.
no7e pleasant to take.
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work Resumed.

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, September 81 &.
Work was resumed at Rock Springs
coal mines this morning. All China
men went TO work, also 9aH white me-
chanics, engineers, blaeksmiths, fire
men and carpenters employed in the
mines, while coal miners declined to
work and were paid off. Everything is
quite and no more trouble isiantici-
pated. Fh-'!'
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. A shocked Community.

,RoNE,a September D. - Repeated
shocks of earthquake were felt in Bene-
vepto to-day, causing a panic among
the inhabitants. many of whom fed
from the town. A large portion OF the
populace is camping out in anticipation
of further shocks --'H -''
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Pauper Colony.

BnUssRLs, September 2l.-The govern
nentis preparing bill, to authorize Il g
sending of paupers to Congo as colon
lists. Provisions are being made in the
bill to secure them means of obtaining a
livelihood. fsse5f II ss.s~ s.s''o..a
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Row in Church.

b MILWAUKEE, Wis, September 2O.-A
row, occurred between differing factions
in St. Hedgweig's Polish Church Society
to-day. in which number were cut
with knives. wounded with stones and
clubs or seriously injured in other ways,
Six participants. membersOf the church,
have been arrested and jailed. ae II
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Appointments.

WAsHrNeroN, September PIE. A,
Purschal has been appointed postmaster
at Bakersfield, Gala, vice H. A. Wick
wane, deceased, and r. D. Stephens, at
Sacramento, Gala, vice Chris. Green,
suspended ai-l Do1s % 7.1n
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SHLLOH'S COUGH and Consam2-
ton Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
Il cures Consumption. For sale at A.
C. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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,CAIARRH CURED, health and
sweet .breeth scared, by Shilch's Ca
tarrh f;enedy- Price. so cents Nasal
Injector rec. For sale at A. C. Smith
n Co.'S Drug Store,
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REMoGAL.

DIOEEER FANCY STORE. MRS 3. g.
L long has removed TO 30 sad 81 Z, First
South streess AID desires all to remember
that g full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods will be kept Hets and Trimmings
Woods, -Crewells, = Chenille, Embroidery
silks, AE,asine, Rihbosene, Eacrsma, etc
Notions Of al kinds; also complete as
sortmens of Wax Blowers and Fruit Material.
The Only Line kept in SAILS Lake Lessons
given n fancy work. Stamping done-.o Or
der. - =.
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Baseball.

BUFFALO. September 2t.-Buffalo o;
New York 10. 1fi'-a's "a
PHlLApELpHIA. September 21.-Ath-
letics IL; Louisville 8.
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Threatening.

PARIS, September 121.-Alarming re-
ports have been received, to-day, to the
effect that China is massing a large
force, Of troops upon the Tonquin
frontier. i3 49,. /;
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ANnERsnN BRoTaRRs.

nRAeIICA SIGN, SHOW. CARD AND
PItce-Mark Writer'S Room 3, Ola Con
Fitutian Building, Opposite Y: Q. II. !.
TettariIIr doneion GLASS; Iron, Tin. WOOD
Leather. oilcloth. Factory, Pasteboard, ETC.,
etc. Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters
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>, ''''SsTAHTISOPIE, September 20. =
u''eo States Minister Cox and Consul
ts;m;r Al Heap have succeeded in OBJ
pejI;nss q revocation of the order ex-
isn. american Jews from Jerusa-
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NorICR OF DIssoLUTION.

TEE COPARTEERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Mrs. B. g. Long and
Mrs. A. I: Lewis, under the firm name OF B
$ Long & CO., has been dissolved by mu-
tnsl consent. The business will be con
tiHued by the undersigned at IS Snd 81 Z
First South Street. MRS. B. g. LONG
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VETERINARIANS

@ L. RICHARDS VETERINARY SUR
-. geon, RESIDENCE: Folsom's. Avenue.
First WasL Street, between South Temple
and First South Streets. Salt Lake City
OFFICE: With Drs- Richards and Bower.
sDeseres Bank building sis
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
For sale at A. @. Smith g. Cos Drug
Store et.hi
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zDR.FLIEN B. FERGUsON,

OEFICE AND RESIDENCE, nc, SS4 3.
~ Brigham street, Telephons 5l- 5peStaL
tho nose, throat and lungsi aas5 70 obsesrica
and diseases vfgoplsn- -
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r WILL PAY .THEs HIGHEST CASH
price for household furnitcse and all
other classes OF second hand goods Call OF
send, postal, to the Red Front Store, So "
First South Street. A. 16OM.
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Captured by Rrixands.

sAIoS1GA, September 12l.-Brigands
have captured Archbishop veria's niece
and another lady. They demand the
sum of $1,000 for the ransom Of the
prisoners. Z a-A-- & ''ri
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s1oHN3R. FREEMAN.

sU1sH MARKET, "a IfGaTH EAST ST.
Importer daily OF salt and fresh water
ish. wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
at lowest rates
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TO THE FARMING COMMUNITY

ON SATURDAY. THE 18th INST. WE
" will give final trial of our: sulky
Plow, Utah invention; manufactured al
given AT Rishep Spar7y.s Farm, situated one
mile from town, about one block south of
he terminus Iof LibeEy Park street car
track. All fafmeFs and others interested
who can make it convenient are invited to
A'spu saLrLAKE CITY FOUNDRY
fa AND MANUfAcfUHiNGeo
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On to Bulgaria.

LoNDoN, September 2l,-Laree num-
bers of Russians, believed to be volun-
teers, are passing through Bucharest
daily en- route to Bulgaria.
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7 ROYAL DRAGON and Princess Aladdin
heating stoves are the handsomest in
the,market. Purchase one of
Ws. JENNINGS &lsoss.
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MI
Ill sic, No. 5SS z. First South ssrees,
second door east of st. Marks church OF.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays. =
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sl,EEPLEss' NIGHTS, made miser
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh:
Cure is the remedy for you. For sale a
A. G. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. nnu3
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LOST.

EROM THIRD WARD, SALT LAKE CITY.
Il on Saturday evening. TWO sofral Horses,
one With & blotcAed brand onlefrehoul1er
and white stsr In forehead. other branded
with squ Asesoo right shoulder. Both had
leather haltess on, one with several feet of
npe attached and wound round his neck.
Give Information at this Office or to Richard
81. ST. ins fellow, Draper. Salt Lake County.
DETwEEN THE HERALD BLOCK AND
ID Sixth East on FirstsSouth Street q lady's
black cashmere Shawl Leave as this Office
land be rewarded
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BISMARCK AND Home Comfort Range,
Crown Bismarck Emporium and
Archer cook stoves at -t-si
~ WI. JEEsrEas & Sons.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THO CAOED may SO found on file at Geo
tni0 fAT6n P.Rowen 4 Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau C06 prrce St. 1wnere a6YaE3ts-
kg coatracts may be Usd2 for 1t In NEW ToEG-
EsPRAYED

HRoM THE RESIDENCE OF MEPHI
e Pratt, Tenth Wa d. or sunday night,
Septe mber 18th, q Chestnut serrel Horse,
weighing about soc pounda, six years old.
Anyone giving Information as 70 hls where
aboass will be suitably rewarded.