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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
TERRITORY OF UTAH,l
County of Salt Lake.

TERRIT6RY OF UTAHl
County of Salt Lake, So
I, John C. Cutler, Clerk OF the Pro-
bate Court in and for the County of
Salt Lake, in the Territory of Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy of order
appointing time and place for hearing
petition for order to sell real estate IN
the estate of Emma S. Wright deceased,
as appears of record in my office,
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
TsEAL] said Court, this 9th day OF 0ctO-
Der, A. d. 1885.
JOIN c. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N John Cedarloff, administrator of the
estate of Anna Bjork deceased, has rendered
for settlement. and fled in said Court, his
final account of his administration of said
estate and petition for distribution and that
the DIST day of October, 4 d. 1885, at II
O'Clock am, at the Court Room of said
Court. in the City of Salt I,ske, County OF
Salt Lake and Territory of Utah, has been
duly appointed by said Court for the settle
ment of laid account and distribution made
of the residue OF said estate at which time
and pace any person interes' ed in said
estate may appear and show cause, if any
there be, why said account should not be
settled and approved and an order of dis
tribution made.
Dated September 29th, 1855.
JOHN c. CUTLER,
S17 Clerk Probate Court.
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In the matter of the Estate of Emma s.
Wright, deceased. Order appointing
time and place for hearing petition
for order TO sell Real Estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
FapeuOrm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and SUCCESSFULLY cured,

Consultation at the Office Is TREE and in
v1ted Thorough examination and advice,
ncluding analysis of urine, -. Come At
nce--do not put 1t OF. al correspondence
: richly Confidential
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10

SHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY
sI p{2sdIdve cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria
s- ,9 Canker Mouth. For sale at &C.
Ui'h q Co.'S Drug Store. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court an and for The County
Of Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
METEoRoLoGIcAL REcoRD
SALT LAKE CITY. October 9, 1856
(Signal Service. U. s. Al

Maximum temperature. 69O degrees.
Minimum temperature, $50
Rainfall % inches
To reduce Barometer to sea level add 48s
E.C. THOMPSON, U. S.A.
Private Signal Corps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

IL the Probate Court, in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10

IN the matter Of tho estate OF Anna Bjork
deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10
One Great Merit

One Great Merit
OF that Beautifer of the Teeth, SOZO-
DON'T, Is that its effect npon the mouth
is refreshing, while as a means OF cleans
ing the teeth, and improving the breath
it stands alone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-10

Notwithstanding the protracted dur:
alton of conference, the Tabernacle
was again we'll filled at the hour for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
FOREIGN MEMS.
The War Clouds Not So Black as
They We're Painted.
THE zuLFIcAR PASS QUESTION.
English Defenses Inadequate---The Munster
Bank Failurs-.-Patti at Last
Divorced.
CENTRAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

ST.. PETERSBURG, jay l7-Tas j ourra al
de st. Petersburg com ent, on the errore-
ous views held by the British press on tie
zul6c,r Psss question. 1t says: Russia
understood that Esgsnd had pedyed 70
the Ameer the zulfcar Valley bessesn the
8si.aea ssa he no7pfains. aed asRsef =
Irincipleso leave the portion I, kins &
3 not supposabae.' says the Sournal that
England has aho promised to the kneer
the easterly mountain passes which ars now
the subject Of negotiation between shat
country and Russia"
English Decreases Inadequate.
LONDON, July IA conference of the
Empire Defense League was held this
morning in the Mansion House. Lord Len
nox presided. The Mayors of many provin-
cial towns were present. Resolutions were
adopted which declared that the defensive
resources Of the Empire were inadequate,
and urged the Government to strengthen
the navy, further protect the coast and for
nty colonial ports and coaliug stations, aud
appoint q commission to inquire into the
relative strength of the British and foreign
nsvies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
The International uIassworkers.

Pl7TssrRG, July 1.-THE International
Convention OF Window Glass Workers was
IN session only one hour this morning,
Three interpreters were required, aud little
nusiness wss transacted. In fact the COZ
veution is slow in getting down to active
work Several financial reports were read
bis morning, which comprised the work oi
me session. Tbs COMMITTEES on constitution
nd bylaws has mpleted its report which
- low being printed. The election OF 9Th
.ers will be the last matter before the con
y, n,ion. President Cline, it is limited, MAY
,pder his resignation, but hiss not definitely
decided upon this action.
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CONFLICTING ADvICES.
Magpie and His Band Claim to Have Been
I.,n,in- Rnfrolos

FoRT RENO, INDIAN TERRITORY, July IL
The situation here is as quiet as ont
could wish. There is assuredly no danger
OF an outbreak at present and the future
prospects OF any such action by the Chey
ennes are not very threatening. What witt
the number of troops at this post and the
military network thst is being made
ON the border the Indians are efectl'
ally hemmed in and there
no cause for alarm in Southern Kansas Or
elsewhere. The Cheyennes except a tes
young bucks are all on the reservation With
in radius of from FIVE to ten miles IRON
the agency. They are peaceful and quiet
willing to submit to the wishes OF then
SCENT and terribly in esrnestto be friendly
They ere new willing TO enrol which IS o.
itself ample evidence of the transforna'
ton that has taken. place among them
during the past month or 30 regard
ing the. Government Magpie and his
band, consisting of about twenty bucks
Who had been absent more than four weeks
e,urned on the 4th inst. This is the party
hat Was supposed to be depredatiug in. the
Panhandle country. They claim to have
oeen bunting buffalos, and present as proot
Of The assertion a number Of hides and d
quar- tity of dried meat.
Lieut.. General Sheridan, with party,
and Brigadier General MileI, arrived here
Wedne sday evening. Although the situs
ZION is somewhat complicated, no serious
.youble is feared, and it is believed the mat
Ter will be settled peaceably and without re-
sort 10 harsh measures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
White Babes sold to Chinese.

SAN PRANClsco, July l7.-Another white
girl baby has been found in possession OF
Chinese foster parents in loathsome den
in Chinatown. The MongoEan having ths
baby in charge said that the child was two
Years old and had been named Chueu Ho.
IL cost them originally SlOO and as it was
sickly, they had paid to physicians over
three times the purchase price. The babe
uss given in charge of the Secretary OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. This makes tSeuty-six white
airls taken from Chinese to whom they have
beeu cold by inhuman parents or msrcenarH
uidwives within the last year. The plr
pose of their purchase is no secret among
..al,hy merchants of the Chinese quarter.
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(KnoWn to the police as Marx I Tssin.
Wires Rasforrd.

NEw YORK, July l7-At the Office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company to-day,
The heads Of the construction department
we're ordered to restore the wires Of the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany, which were taken with the wires Of
the American Rapid Company. One the
officials Of the Western Union says:
I'VE did not mean to take any more than
we were entitled TO, but on some of the poles
If the American Rapid Company wer.
wires of the Bankers and Merchants, and
of course, in the hurry, We could not dis
Crimiuate. We will restore these, and
then we shall get all the wires Of the
American Rapid Company, some of which
the Bsnksro aud Merchsnts have .V-
Atthe office ofthe Bankers and Merchants
Company the above statement was virtually
sndorsed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
NO CHANGE At BAY CITY.
The Militia Parade the Streets-Effscts Of
Pushed Work.

Pushed Work.
BAY CITY, MICH., Jaiy l7.-Taere is no
particular change in the situation to-day
from thst of last evening, All the works
bat wererunning yesterday continue today,
s3irdssll & Barker's salt block started to-day
1t the same pay and terms as before
ne sniks. They say they will be ready
tomorrow morning to start one saw In tue
mill, providing there are enough men on
asnd who know whether they want to work
sithout asking some bridge hummer wheth
er they may; if not, they will remain closed
for the next fifty days. The militia made q
parade last evening, the streets being lined
with people. The best Of feeling prevails
between the citizens and soldiers. The
strikers have evidently settled down to the
idea that their former policy Of interfering
With establishments desiring to run Will not
be tolerated, and il has been abandoned.
McLesn's mill yesterday attempted to
cut as much lumber in ten hours as former
y in eleven. The contractor OF the mill
Watched the proceedings al hour, and then
old the foreman that be did not propose to
aave his lumber destroyed any longer; thai
he lumber was leaving the saw all thick
uess, from even-eighths Of an inch to an
uch ard rhree,eighths, and that he would
aot submit to it sny longer He was will,
app that the men should get ten hours and
cut as much in ten teurs as in eleven, II
lone properly, but not at the destruction o.
nis lumber; the mill must cnt lumeer &C
cordiug to his agreement, or stop cutting
no Los
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
TROUBLES OF LABOR.
The Citizens of Cleveland Weary Of
the Strike.
THE ANARcHIsTIc FOREIGN ELEMENT.
No Change at Bay Cit---Mitia Parade
the Streets---A Youngstown Mill
to Start Non Union.
LABOR TROUBLES At OTHER POINTS.

CLEVELAND, O., July l7.-Lsst night was
quie. in the iron ward. The streets were
deserted early and there was no excitement
whatever. Very few policemen were on
duty in the ward and none at the mills.
A stranger would not have known frem out
ward appearances that the day before had
Witnessed bloody riot, in which several
psrsons had besn ssvsrsly injured a feel
ing Of insecurity has settled upon the citi-
zsns, and they are anxious to see the end of
the trouble. The notice previously referred
to was posted in the mills this morning, an
nouncing that the mills would be closed indef-
nitely, or until the men were willing to return
towork. Thislss somewhat sllayed the feel
ing of unrest, as the men who were willing
to resume work in the mills were afraid to
do so for fear of being wsylsid and murder.
ed or their houses burned. A rumor was
current early in the morning that the house
Of watchmsn who resides on Lsmworth
street, had been torn down by the strikers,
out it has not been verified. The police
authorizes feel confident there will not be
another outbreak until the mills are started
up, or when the men are paid off The for
1ign element of the strikers fee their defeat
keenly, and their waiings are loud and
Deep
Threats
are made, and they assert that they will yet
be masters of the situation. The meeting
on Hsmm street last night raised their
dropping spirits, and their anarchistic prin-
ciples are again coming to the front. They
are divided into factions and quite nun.
Der are In favor of giving up the battle and
going to work, while others say that they
will stand firm to the last.
At mass meeting of citizens and strik
srs last night resolutions were passed re-
questlng the Mayor not to concentrate po-
Ice at the scene of the strike and conse-
quently only the regular force is on duty to-
day. The strikers say the notice in the
mills is only bluff. 1t has been decided
to pay the strikers what they had earned up
to the time of the strike TO morrow, and
they will probably be discharged. 1t is re-
rorted that one Pollock, who was club5ed
by the police and dragged from the scene
of the battle Wednesday night, has since
died at his home.
Strickers Still Continue to Drill
and developments indicate that they have
secured their settlement for fire arms and
have secured formidable collection, CON-
posed largely of weapons of ancient and
foreign manufacture. Within two or three
days they have purchased 400 rounds Of
ammunition in this city. The police are
working tho oaoo end expect to make
-~-.bcr of srres,s. To --~!--~ - "'-I-
land Rolling Mill Company will pay the
strikers off and the authorities are OF the
opinion that there will be trouble. nothing
mas occurred to-day of sensational char
acter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
Alleged Miraculous Cures.

OTTAWA, Oxr, July 1.-THE pilgrims to
he shrine of s.. Aune de Bsaupre returned
here yes,erdar. They report three cases o.
miraculous cures. The first was that OF
adv OF 70 years, who coad only walk with
erutches. and who left her crutches at the
sbTipe and walked away without their aid;
The second was that of q youth named
Dolsp, who was injured ten months ago oy
a tall, so that he could not walk or SIT down
for even a f,w moments at a time, but wa
cbBvsd TO lie D. ostrste. IL is Gained tha'
he was entirely cured. The third Gaze ws'
tlat of a cripple. who left b. crutche' at tn
shrine, thoug II the cure In his case was no.
annnlefe
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WILL START NoN-UNloN.
Brown & Bonpelrs Mill to Start Up without
Anal lgamated Aid.

Brown 4 Bonpelrs Mill to Start Up Without
Amalgamated Aid.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July IA number OF
he leaders Of the Amalgamsted Assoois'
ZION who work in the mills Of Brown, Bon
rell & Co., met last night to consider
proposition from the firm to start the mills
under the same conditions as Pittsburg ex-
cent the old rail clause. The meeting was
largely attended and the proposition was de-
clined. The Scale Committee informed the
firm today. The firm has issued the fol-
lowing call:
"A meeting of the puddlers rollers, heat.
srs and other skilled labor connected with
the works of Brown, Bonnell and Co, are
respectfully requested TO meet at the time
in the mill yard ut o clock to- morrow (Sas-
urdsy) to confer as to the enforced ldieness
OF the mills.
TSigned I JoHS ]. WILLIAMS, Supt
Il IA the general belief that this means an
attempt to start the mill without the consent
of the association. The affair has created
much feeling here.
Tho Bay View Plate Mill Starts.
MILwAUKEE, WIS, July lL.-lne usu
plate mill of the Bay View Works OF the
North Chicago Rolling Mill Company, re-
sumed work this morning. This informa,
tion comes on good authority bat owing to
+. be absence of Superintendent W. b
Parkes, it was impossible to End out last
evening how long the mills would consinue
working and under what conditions. 1t Ii
probsbls the mill will be worked pending
the settlement Of the scale, as the Amalgs
mpted Association has proposed heretofore
that work could be resumed under thE't
conditions. There is as vet no'word as Il
when any of the other departments a. Bsy
View will resume, but it is thought the nn'
Is near.
Superintendent Parks is expected a a
home to-day, when more definite news WI
probsbly be obtained as TO the condition
and length of time work win be con
| tinued.
An Quiet Mt East Saginaw.
East SAGINAW. MlcH. July l7:-kvery
thing Is quiet this moraing and tho sNaa
,ion rsmsiDs unchanged. Additional mill
have kxrted to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
George Johnson In Love With His
Sister In Law
MURDERS HER IN COLD BLOOD
While She Lies Sleeping Beside His Wife,,
Jealous Of Her Young
Suitor.
The MURDERER CUTS HIS THROAT.

CHICAGO, July l1.-The Iuter Oceans
Eldors, Iowa, special says; Buckeye town
'shiP in this county, is all sgos with excite
nent in consequence of q unique and hOr-
'rible tragedy enacted last night at q farm
house four miles from here. Miss Grace
Rand, beautiful girl of 10 years was
> member of the family Of George Johnson,
, farmer. whose wife was her sister. The
hs ladies eassomxril5 oesapisd one bed in
<he second story ofthe house, while johnson
And hired man slept together down stairs.
Last night the family retired, Mrs. johnson
'rith her sister and the two men in q room
on the 6rst floor Miss Rand fell
Asleep quietly and Just as Mrs. johnson
bad oearly lost consciousness she was
aroused BY some one approaching the bed.
it was her husband He leaned over the
'oed, kisSe1 her ati-eIiOEatsly, bsde her good
hight aud let, The room. Imme
date her husband had gone Mrs
johnson's attention Was attracted by
strsnge movements OF hsr sister. Putting
Der hard on the girls face she was terror
stricken to feel blood gashiug from her sis
ters tLrOst. A moment later the glrl
ErIthiDg 10 the agony of dsarh,
solled frcm the bed TO the f;or.
Mrs. johnson struck light and discoye:sa
(he girl lying dead, her throat cut from ear
20 ear. The hired man came in answer to
her screams and instantly started to alarm
<ke nsighOors. When the nearest
arrived johnson, too, was found dying
near the door Sirh broad cash in his
lbroat AMI bloody razor lying beside him
As the eOroners inquest has Just begun, no
tbeory has been brought to light in opposi-
tion to the one generally held, namely that
johnson, who had violently opposed her
marriage to q young man of
he neighborhood, loved his sister-in Law,
nc in q it of insane jealousy murdered her
e1 c took his own life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
the MUNSTER, BANK.

A Proposal to- BE Consid cred by Sharehold-
ers-Earl Carnarvon's, Promise.
Cork, July 1.-THE Committee OF Share
holders of the Munster Bank, appointed yes.
terday to devise means for adjusting the at.
fairs of the institution, have approved pro-
possl made by Mr.. Shaw to borrow sufti-
cient money in England to lquidats the
banks present Indebtedness. Tne direct
ors have Issued an appeal TO the sharehold.
ers OF the bank, calling upon them to attend
a g. neral meeting tomorrow in Dublin, TO
oe held in support of Mr.. Shsws proposal
Earl Carnarvon's Recommendation.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE Earl Of Csrnar-
vop, Lord Lieutenant, has pu5liciy an
uounced that he will recommend that the
Government give all reasonable hep to the
Munster Bank.
A RUN on Other Banks.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE failure Of the
NuI ster Banks has caused run on other
irish banks. The Hibernian Bank has
BET n compelled to require seven days no
ice of an intention to withdraw deposits.
he shares of the bank declined yesterday
c2l2s. fla crisis occurs in the affairs OF
the Hibernian Bank, it is probable that
help will be given the institution by the
Bank Of Ireland.
Germany Wants One-Third,
LONDON, July 1.-THE Standard believes
that The goyerRpent hes received spse AZ. ~
enable it to raise the Egyptian loan iume,
stately. Germany is desirous that one
third of the loan be raised in that ccuntry.
An Important Canal Contemplated.
PARIS, July l7-Admirsl Galiber and D.
DeLesseps have submitted TO the Minister
OF Public Works scheme for q canal from
Havre to Marseilles, utilizing the river
Seine, Saone and Rhone. The canal it il
proposed, shall be nsvigable by the largest
ironolsds.
Treaty Negotiations Revived.
MADRID, July l7.-Ne gotlations. for
commercial treaty with America have been
revived. Mr.. Foster insists upon the set
ilement of the claims Of Americans for in,
iemnity due under the award Of the Wash
inpton arbitration commission, and more
exact iulfillment OF the FIRST protocolo OF Feb
ruary, 1881, which he Spanish authorities
in Cuba are evading.
Cholera Returns.
MADRID, July l7.-Tnere were A629 new
osses of ohol.ra and 6!2 deaths from the
di, ease reported yesterday, from oil points
III Spain.
Patti at Last Divorced.
PARIS, July IA decree divorcinQ
,he MARQUIS de Caux from Madame PaIt
has been pronounced.
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HoMEwooD RACES.
Inex and Rex Have Two Heats-Inez tie
Winner-Roberts Fifth.
Special 20 he Reoistr.

II
Winner-Roberts Fifth.
Special 10 The Register.
PIrrsBrRG, July 1.-THE race meetinl
closed this evening in the presence Of fully
six thousand people. The feature of the
day was the unfinished heat Of the 2:27 trot
or the sixth heat. Great things were ex
pected from c. D. Lists horse, Harry Bob
erts, in this heat, but he did not come
up to expectations at the beziininz.
The unfinished 2:27 trot, sixth heat,
Inez was strong favorite, selling at$25
against the field for SlS. The fsvorite had
the pole. Inez got the best Of the send sf,
being about half lengthin front Of Arthur.
Loretta was third, Rex fourth and the bal
snce were in cluster, except Roberts, who
was three lengths in the rear. arthur
broke badly at the frat turn and at
the quarter was in third place with
Loretta q good second 10 Inez. Arthur
made an effort to down Inez on the back
stretch and revived the hopes of his friends
but Inez was too fast. On entering the
straight, Loretta r CHALLENGED thu leader
and 8 gine race hone followed, the layorite
winning by neck. Arthur was good
third. Time $50, l.ll3, I.4G3. 2:22f.
Roberts will trot in the exhibition races
at Allegheny next week. 1t is thought that
he has marvellous speed, but his driver ap-
pears to have marvellous control over it.
Fully two hundred West Virginia people
are in the city tonight.
PIrrsBURG, July 1.-THE unfinished race
Of 2:27 tot yesterday was given at Home
wood this afternoon. Inez and Rex had
two heats each, and William Arthur one
heat. Five heats were trotted yesterday,
and all horses not taking one heat in FIVE
we're barred. The three horses remaining
went this afternoon and Inez took the heat
and race William Arthur was backed
heavily by the sports, even after she had
taken two heats
After scoring three times, they were sent
away with Inez the isvorits, head the best
of it. Arthur tried to get to the front but
on the FIRST turn he went into the air aud
fell back to fifth place, but going up the back
stretch he overhsuled all bu: Inez, and
while he got to within a neck of the mare
be could do nothing more, and from the
half mile home, it was barring an accidsns,
Inez's heat and race. The accident failed
TO materislize, and Inez finished winnerin
2:22}. Loretta, second; Arthur, third; Al
phs, fourth: Roberts, hfth; Rex, sixth, aud
Darkness, seventh. Lady Bonner and Net
Tie Thorn were drawn. The time BY quar-
ters was 35i, l:07t, l:464, and the mile in
2:22t. There is fair crowd present.
Walnut was first by head in the frat
hest of the 2:2l race; time, 2;l94.
Summary.
First race, 2:2l class, trotting, purse
s., ,OOO Zoe B. won; time 2:l74.
Second race, 2:34 class, trotting, purse
81 500, Lady Mack won; time 2;23i.
Third race, 2;24 class, pacing purse
81 600, Argle won; time 2;l73.
Zoe b, winner OF 2;2l class was sold
Ibis afternoon to Giovanni Sequinti, of
Rome, Italy, Tor $4,000.