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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

STATE OF WEST vIR6INIA, OHIO C0US
y ~. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, Wes
Virginia. February Rules, 1855.
3eosRe W. NcCord administrator Of the estate o.
Gorge W. NcCkrd, deceased.
lhomss Mecord, sr. Thomas B. Mccord, the n.
ilonal Bank Of West Virginia, James Q. McC0rd.
Alexander r. arden, and Thomas Hughes, J. h.
HUGHES and Andrew a. Hamilton. partnen doing
business under the fra name OF Thomas Hughes
a 60.
IN oHAKcERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 90 aside and annnl
certain instrument Of writing bearing date the 18th
day Of September, 1879, executed by the deiend.nt
1hoD Is McCOrd and Thomas McCord, By which
he s T6SSss {. I'D rs p. and
property said real estate for period o. hiteen
years and also to subject nad real estxte that Is y
say: a tract Of land containing about one hundred
acres situate on The Ohio River In Ohio county
est Virginia sb tut Eve miles north Of the city Of
wheeling, and on which mid Thomas McCord and
Thomas b. Mccord now reside. Also, csrtain
ala p isrm ana Known a. Pike Island, 10 the pay
ment Of the amount Of judgnent render d ~
William Ii. CALDWELL a Justice Of the Peace In aud
or Ohio county: in favor Of George ". ncSora, a.
,ased and against the said Thomas mcCord, Tor the
un Of tsenty.six dollars and ninety eight cents,
nth IN crest IRON tho date OF said toat
r, n August ~ 1882 snd cost OF said suit taxed ~
our doliars and seyenty-hye cents, as vel asthe
cost OF this SUIT
anse n these rules, that the defendant, james a.,
McCord 4 q non resident Of the State o. TM vir.
,ipIs and he not having been served with process
IN 1his suit on the motion OF the compla nzot, By
his solicitor .hs order q r. s. .s s sassssd
mt, Jsmes c. McCord isr qUlred 70 app.ar wltiii1
me month after the date Of the first publication Of
TITS order and do Whist Il necessy TO protect bis In
tgtst II e further ordered that this order DC pub
Iished and posted rs required By law.
witness John w. Mitchell. clerk OF szld court =
the CouTt House Of said county, this 9Th day OF Feb
ruary, 1885, 70 VII: February knlez. 1870
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the hrgt time February 5, 1883
Attfa: JOHN W. htIChELAs t1erk.
II. q. BARR, Solicitor Tor Complainant feoossi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

.rah & Turner and her mothsy, Ma ?, 3
d nineteen yeAra residents q hn nooltt
bake the following Statements a. % tne
4 SNift's specific. hra Tnrnsrs c1se y
10 IN that community. ehe nys:
tfiicted for to o. three Foks vita Eo1o-
rysipelas csnbinell. Ny wholesyslan rs
ten, my strength and Appetlle g0oa, and
! helpless a. a child, being hfts4 from place
" nv ffiendA. vas treated b. The nost
An the oonmunity With iodi4e q Potash
n usual rsmslie8 for such c1loA vas
- 'is b. ny friends. Ny sn1erin<8 gere
ton and had iost al hope 81 fec9T-
Eril ary I VS. induced 10 ~ SEikl's Spe-
.4anA iva a panphist from The company
- = ne 9rst haf dozsn bottles had
49, oaek hope % mS hoax< and tno
3 n again hronght joy aud gi1d-
Z ! have taken allogether q
e. ~, 49,. - -. 70 an healed up and dlup-
f. - - sNtnFnod, and Ian abe y
y 49,. =. /. Swiit's 64ecihc. hon
x. Z, - sifom The grave. AID Do
E. -. =. '...'el n enough ~ ny recoFs
~ SARAH = IcaSxaH
.tsRaA..-n,'d ny dzlshtsrs ne.
s s~ost ~-e,rle'l 1eklag Object THAI
y, ~ = liking q, eeing PER.
~ hank God th0 -, p. es...e ~
E. |Fssl raY ehil1 Ma =. - o~A~A.
n. TEsN.. Oel- 4. 1854 Ia, -.
ID Bioca and Skin DieenlA tts 49,. -. -.
b BPxcIYfc So. Drawer 5 =. - :.
rhln BIOS 4 CO. and lossA ~, -
a rstaii, Wheeling. Wa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

- 4. O. kAtkrOad.
Iesys Be.laire a. ?. n Tor SamIasEneld.
Leave Belltire a. e.O9s N for SolnsrGeld and
zAnesyillc. Arrive a Bsllaire, s:is a r and 5;S5
For through tickets East and West, call
on or addressJ. G. Tomlinson, Tie ct Ag't
Panhandle route. foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09


Pnclfo SIxss & l19t .'s-''s'''..s'''''--o
STATE SxoURITIEs--Stea0Y.
SrocKe--The market has been unusually
active 81 day, and the upward movement
which began With the opening board TINS
morning has been almost continuous tor
sone Of the most active stocks while every
sbipR on the active list is higher this even
ire than it xss "a hours ago. The news
circulated on the street was generslly
favorable, and this. no doubt, had It's ~
liuence IN aiding the upward movement A
befter feeling il reported in the coal trade,
md The action Of the Presidents Of the trunk
lines at the meeting yesterday was gener,,
sIIs REGARDED tavorably. To this was added
report Of an abnormally large eastbound
tonnage from Chicago the past wesk Inc
total Gales Of stocks aggregated S96, Oie
shares. Lackawanna opened shade
lover ct s4t, bat advanced rapidly to 20,
reacted to 94a and before noon sold ct - u
in the afternoon il touched 94b and then
advanced 10 95E, but in the final dealings
Of the DAY lost q traction of this last ad-
vance. closing on sliding scale down
ward at 95I, the net gain Tor
the day being 4 per cent
ST. Paurs opening price was the lowest and
its closing within per cent Of the highest
figure reached, the actual gain being | j;
Northwestern II per cent higher at 9Ss
on slight business; Delaware and Hudson
Is up 3 per cent at 74i; New Jersey Cen.
tral was strong most Of the day, but ct the
close it sold Otto 381; Louisville and Nash
vile was notably strong. gaining
2 per cent; Northern Pacific Is up
per cent Among the comparatively
inactive stocks Rock island shows gain OF
III, Memphis and Charleston per cent at
IS. and the remainder of the list strong, but
The net gains Of the day were less than !
Der cent. Leaning rates are q shade easier
for come stocks. Comparing prices tins
evepipg with the closing quotations week
ago. ali active stocks are from ! to 6s per
cent higher. the latter Laekawanna; Della
ware and Hudson is up "A per cent, New
Jersey Central At ST. Paul 81, Northwest,
ern 81. Western Union 81, Burlington and
Quincy 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

no AL PRISONS HOLDING LIENS NJ
4 inSnrnf Is sthnpi1s &c he rs<cstslre interests
al Hneh G NcCardy, 0e1Ege Nct1r1I Selfs =.
II ne real estate q any pntihsfec q Nhich klirs
+, nssss.sce q 3ess.e q ne NanirplI csuzt
Of Whsellnx. nl1e e ernse ssexe.n Pcna,nE =
M NcFsrrif tstntl J. 1lc<-fr57, Hiiisan 4fggr17
end Martha Hcfrly IL the RAJ - - II ukjck ~
sasd EI1 j. Nccurig dist aizyl, . ies sHiefsetsok
rS,-rt 81 claims kei b yea tfaissf The i1teftt9
a o. - "a IIneb q HeCun1y. sieo1zD 4tClr1f.
49, ]. MsC Srdp. WfIIiam Eeelr5y ard N4rl1a
r. NccurdF. or either q t1sp, Hht.1 e<s nels e
o,r rrrs Il ii Cor l1fadfcafioe - ne - ny 81 -.
IA TN On rsine street q rs cty q M11.'sef.
llkio 80 ais West FIr7iri4. - - t1atrs Helnl4-
al. 81 81 asy Il Mkte1. l1s1
2issa sndsr M ksni 6. 3 asg g T',.f.,ussJ.
Ef3 ~ . 2 =. 3 1919
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

PETROLEUM.
TitusviIlo.
TIrusvILIE, Pa, February National
Transit certificates opened at 69lc; highest
lac; lowest 69lc; closed at 7I5c; ship
meats for entire oil regions S4.934 barrels;
charters 56,07l barrels; runs sc, 25e barrels.
on Cirv.
On CRY, February 7.-National Transit
certificates opened at sole, highest 7lc,
lowest 69lc, closed at 5c. Sales 3,0SA 000
barrels; clearAnces I.os4.00O barrels; runs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BY Mr.. Daxidsoa, Fl. B. No. us. declar-
ing railroad conductors and station agents
to be conservAtors Of the peace. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr. Myles, 81. B. No. l76. defining
and providing for the punishment Of va
grants. Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Alexander, Fl. b. No. III. con
corning religious and benevolent sssocia
tons. Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Alexander, Il. B. No. l7s, pro-
viding for care of orphans and destitute
children Referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
By Mr.. Alexander, II. B. No. l79, con-
corning the poor Referred to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Campbell, 81. b No. $50, prohib-
ting the marriage Of FIRST cousins ando other
relatives. Referred to the Committee On the
Judiciary.
By Mr. Parker, a. ]. r. No. IA. asking
the Senate and Congress Of the United
States to pass lawreheving certain drafted
and enlisted men Of the Sixth West Virginia
cavalry and Seventh West Virginia Infantry
Regiments from the charge OF deser6on.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
SA NFORD'S
RADIO CURE
FOR CATARRH
Witch-EIazel, American Pine, Canada FIR
Hrari.old, and Glover Blossoms.

A rinels Gaze q sanfsrds Radical Care In
atelfiV PPieTss che nos. sielent snesxka8 o. Heal
Gods elsarB The he'd, e b. m1eics stoFa ua.eLy
ipa No. "a 10 HeaA. cures Nervous he1i1one
sniI suh1res ChfIln md feFers u Chr1nLc lt3rfh
n lssn1r1 thr nssal p6ssake q f5al uaenl restre
he senses q smell TASTE snd hflrilE vhe Aaes.eo
rSe rr4fer IasesEns and Pursfes the bre1th, stop
TIE couoh. ana erE1sts she 7legrep q c1iszh %
uerss Ca oamf tlc1-
- - ~ frnfards Inhalsr, Ia u1e psck.el q al
Srnrri1,., isr q, Aak lor eANR0Ro'e kADIcaH
ctER
P0stsr Drug and Chsmieni Co., Bssssn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

Ma WinsloW's Soothing Syrup Cor chi
aren tstliing, Is the prescription Of one o
the best female nurses and phylcians IN The
United States, and has been used for icrts
Gears With never failing enccea By mil
lions Of mothers Tor their children. Dur
inc the process Il teetking 10 value Is inr
eaYcaIshlo. Il relieses The child ffom pain
cures Sxvenisry and diarrhwA griping IN
the Doves and Vind cola By giving
hsslsk q ths child L rests TIE mother
Rsios 5bc hottIss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

A BRfrkk AND APERTURE OF T2ArSs-.
IA Krfrt NAftoa ~ RNsznBNck xkxKs; eDEff.
lSsndag lzaaplzd thondAy e<>sptea = " heelins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
HOPE

man named John Eayos, living near hsEs,
.lsps cancer on hin faee, which hsd eaton
n0Se, part Of bis cheek, and extended up
ID. his ere. IL Wa enc Of tho most aEgry
rs that had ever seen. His throat anal Z
involved 70 Sueh an extent that he es0ld
low liquid lood. After uaing All the rome-
but checking the rasages OF tie eating can
aneFal health vas broken dOWE, ~ Wa1 oon-
J Is bed, and thought Il 20 Be only question
boat bis doith from the cancer. put Rim
Specif a. 4 last resors, and ne oesAn =
with The nrst dose. HIS genornl health
II At once, and rapidly; his throat got veil !
.es Of cancer we're sson sloppedi Z BEGAN
pund the edges; and after q lev months
with = s 5 be has gotten entirely veil.
ID all healed over with rev aeah, aud hia
ezlth 4 excellent ks recovery y wonder
N. =. CnUALEx, "A. D., Oglethorpe. Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace drawing Room and besplng Cars
phIladelphia and New YORK. West 70 Columbus
sindnnsti, Louisville, Chicago. Indianspolh and
4. Louis.
For through tickets. bsss.ss ehscks, slespins 81
Nv TO JNo. GsToMLlE6oN, Ticket Agent II Pan
Handle Station foot Of Eleventh street, o. % Cit
riclst efice, under McLure House, Wheeling
y, ~ - JAMES hoCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
e A. f0RD,
Gen'i Par. and Ticket Assnf. Pittsbussh. p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

Fer ths rsEld nna preIeatipn.
the insfnut a Il nDEilgd, q
khsnm1t5rm. NcurllTl4. oclztt !,
Conxha, Gol4z MokE rar-,
Efpnxeh, &nd noHe. eepo,.ks
Prins. &a,aknc.1 Hystsfls, -.
,naIe EainS. F1lfIialfr1, -
rre.la, 11g11 C0mtl4lnt. h'i'lsi.
Fersr Nalar1z, ard Efitse1le1'
~ cosllnE' FtINslers la
I.Io,nl4Ir battery c1nhIrNl
wiz : Porosf Plaster rnf
in19h y P1in. F1e. efe<f* Aers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
Tag LgalsLATusE.
HOUSE or DELEaArEs.


morning session.
SATURDAY, February Z.
House met at 10 o'clock.
PRAYER was offered BY Rev. W. II. Cook,
Of the Second Presbyterian church.
On motion Of Mr. Jacob the reading Of
the JOuruai was dispensed with.
RKpoRrs on STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Raymond, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported, in pursuance Of resolu-
ton enquiing into the expediency Of amend
ing or repeating in whole or in part sections
9, 10, IL. ~ and Is Of chapter 100 Of the
acts Of 1872, II. B. No. 1874, relating to writs
of QUO warrAnto and information in the ma
ture Of q writ of quo warranto, with the rec
ommedation that it do pass.
Mr.. Marshall, from the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation, reported
back II. B. No. l34, sppropriating money
to build 3 bridge acr oss Gauley river, at the
mouth Of humble, the pig creek, in Nicho-
las county. with the recommendation that it
do not pass.
Also b. B. No. SO, relating to the road
law, with the Recommendation that it do
not pass.
Mr.. White, from the Committee on Fl
nance, reported back II. B. No. l02, con-
corning sherifFs commissions, with the
Recommendation that il do not pass.
Also ii. B. No. 81, making an appropria-
ton for the State law library, with the
Recommendation that it do pass.
Also a resolution enquiring into the
expediency Of bringing TO the consideration
of the Legislature the subject Of protection
Of the people from extortionate and dis
eliminating charges by railroad companies,
with the information that bill covering
the ground is now pending.
Also, resolution enquiring as TO whether
the brs nch Ofthe Normal school at Concord
received Its disributiye share Of the appro'
pration Of 1884, and If not TO report BY
bill or otherwise. providing for
such deficiency, with the information
that, from all the committees
can ascertain, the Concord Normal School
failed to receive It's disiributiye share out OF
the appropriation Of 1884 by $6628, and
the committee have agreed to report pro-
vision for the same, in the general spPro'
priation bill ofthis session.
Also, II B. No. l32, concerning duties
Of the Board Of Regents of the Normal
school, with the recommendation that 1t be
referred to the Committee on Education.
Also, a. B. No. 81, extending the time
in which the county court Of Fayette county
may correct erroneous assessments, OF lands
in said county, with the recommendation
that It do not pass.
Also, q. B. No. l22, changing the basis
ofthe assessment Of lands in the county of
Summers from the valuation fixed by the
Board Of Equalization to that fixed BY the
commission appointed by the Auditor, with
the Recommendation that it do not pass
Mr.. Pott, from the Committee on Peni-
Tertiary, oeported back H. B No. 81, con-
corning hours Of labor of eonvicts, with the
recommendation that il do pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
tho 2sth Day of February, 1855,

at 10 O'clock A. M,
a said day at the front door Of the Court House
said Chic county. at pablie auction all the following
eecrbed real esiate thai 10 20 my: All that tract
county, bounded a. follows Viz: Beginning at Al
m corner ta MCCONNELL and Baney thence south 81
Fost is poles 10 willow thence 81, west Is pSse
% q stump thence soath 49, west - poles toa val
~, east a poles 70 vnlie wAinuts; thence s1utf
~ east lG Polas 20 fallen sugar; iheSce sodth IS
asst poles 10 a fallen sugar; thence south az
sest IS poles 10 an ash; thence south ", west
I'm and ash; thence sruth t2J$e, west GO poles u
sn elm and white walnut; thence north 50o, eas
t4s 2-lO poles 10 ash; thence south ca east
70 ,b.ncs nor.h s5e wss, 10 ole. sses,
henee south 10 east Is poles 10 awhile ash; tbs:N
norih 81 west 26 poles 10 hickory aorss the oreel
IN the vesl Size on Crai-s.ssns line; thence Wit
his linz South 81 west los coles 10 stone; theac
vest 20 poles 70 q water beech; thence With In
mesnderingB OF the ereuk north lio, east 2 poles
thence north 19o, west II eI0 poles; thence NORTH
l4o, east II $40 poles; north 10 east y Sl0poles
thence SSIth 2S east 5io Poles s, north a..
Waite oak On the west side q the Geek; theme
aeruss the creek soHth 23o west $40 poles 10 tee
sycamoFcsi thence north $50, east - $40 poles to
ed oak and hicaory north tn. iS 3, west = poles 70
oak; south 6io west % $40 poles to corner 10 Nc
Conneis land; south sac west % poles 10 the place
Il beginning. contaiping one hundred and fil,
scres and fourteen poles, together with the build
ngs and improvements thereon
Terms OF SALE-t,ne-third, or a. much NOR
Of the purchase money as the purchaser may cleo
20 psy, In cash, and The residue In two equal IN
u Fale with interest from the aid day the deferred
installmenis and interest to be secured By deed .
as sSsSs,d ''' JxEEs r ROGERS, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
rNFtNsHEp HVsEyEss.

BIB No. 90 relating to condemnation
Of private lands Cor public purposes. com
ing up a. unfinished business. was further
consi6ared and ordered 10 Its engrossment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

The following petitions were submitted,
asking for the submission Of q prohibitory
amendment: From E. d. Pinker and i4l
oilers Of jefferson county; 7. F. Flythe and
% others Of Preston county; James Rich
ardson and rs Others Of Harrison county;
]. B. Bren and 80 others Of Writ county;
John J.. Heszel aad lOf others Of Mogan
county, and ". W. Harper and IS others Of
MORGAN county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

TIE special order Of The ts5, cOusiders-
ton Of S. J. r. No. s. providing for com
mission to view and report upon sits for
new Hospital for DE Insane, coming up,
On moti0n Of Mr.. Raymond j, was laid On
the table
On motion Of 81. Alexander e. B. No.
p, relative 10 corporations. vas taken from
The iabla aud on notion Of Mr. Dyer. corr
milted 70 She Judiciary Comniislee
On nosion o. Mr. McNhorter T. J r
No. 10. inzifuciiog West Virginia SenAeask
and Representatives q Eots for the Rlai'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
yr,nfE TABLE, CORRECTED TO E0vEMBEh
81. iss4. Trsins lsavs naD-HsDdie 0lstion, Ice
Il Eleventh strost near public landing, - fcliouD-
enf rai Standard Ttmo- y . minutu Mou0
han Whealing ttres:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

f1i1 issvlze - e.Dspl = - - o11i& e
- co1ne1k,16 = 49, CT - CIo| -.
-. dI,,s s - - = II M y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

SATUaDAx. February Z.
House met at 10 o'clock.
PRAYER was offered BY Rev. W. II. Cook,
Of the Second Presbyterian church.
On motion Of Mr. Jacob the reading ct
the Jonruai was dispensed with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
Trustae,s Sale Of Farm Property

iDY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MAIDS
Dty Elizabeth Hull, vile Of Louis Huh With the
aid cuis Hull, her husband, to the undersigned
trustee, dated the LIST day Of July 1882 and recorded
IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, MSst Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No
70. page IS, to secure Peter Wendell, Junior, the
viii sell on
saturday. tho 2sth Day Of Februarx. 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-05
A MONUMENT TO GRANT.

Now while everybody is talking about
monument to General Grant, and all
are being asked to subscribe to funds
for the purpose, we may suggest that it
would be both appropriate and proper
for Salt Lake to erect monument TO
the dead hero. It is little strange,
and. we will be excused for suggesting
that it is not entirely creditable to US
all. that in Salt Lake City there is not a
single monument to commemorate the
names and deeds of either national or
local heroes or persons of mark who
have passed away. 1t is not because the
people have not fully appreciated the
deeds and achievements of Washington,
Lincoln, Lee, Grant and others, nor be-
cause we have been wanting in the
knowledge that it is wise to impress
upon young and old the names and
deeds of those who have been good and
great in the service of the republic; the
battle for bread which has been hard
struggle for the great majority of the
Utah people, has prevented the ex-
penditure of money when it was not
absolutely necessary; but even this
has interfered less in this matter
than has the want of somebody
to take the initiative and carry the work
forward with earnestness and determin-
alton. Now is a good time to make
beginning. With a monument to Gen
eral Grant erected in Liberty Park by
public subscription, let US inaugurate
the worthy and beautiful work ,and give
expression to one of the best and noblest
sentiments of the human heart. Gen
eral Grant proved himself a friend to
Utah andher people on more than one
occasion when the services Of an infu-
entail friend were needed; he greatly
admired this city, and many times COM
plimented the enterprise, industry, and
progressiyeness of the people who had
created so charming an abiding place;
he never forgot his visit to Salt Lake,
and Utah people who thereafter met
him, were sure to be reminded of the
pleasing, warm-hearted welcome with
which he was greeted on the memoir
able occasion. A suitable monument to
him, then, would show our respect for
the hero and patriot, and our apprecia-
ton Of his services to the nation. Who
will lead out in the matter?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-05
The Presidents Programme.

WASHINGTON, August <.-Atthe Cabi-
net meeting, today, the programme for
the Presidents movements during the
summer was also considered. IL was
arranged that the President and all the
members of the Cabinet would leave
Washington on Friday afternoon, Tor
New. York, to participate in the cere,,
monies attending the funeral OF General
Grant, and that Immediately after their
CONCLUSION, the President, accompanied
by Col. Lamont. would go to Albany
ana remain until Monday, on when
DAY he would start for the Adirondack
Mountains. DR.. Ward, of Albany, Will
60 with him to the mountains, ana
probably Col. Lamont also. The Pre-
sldent does not expect to return 10
Washington before the 10th Of Septem-
Der, and will attend to only such business
during his absence as may be brought
to his attention by the members OF the
Cabinet. one or more of whom will re-
main at the Capital throughout the
summer. No mail will be sent to him.
except such as requires immediate ac-
ton on his part All the members OF
the Cabinet, except Secretary Manning,
will return to Washington after the
funeral. Secretary Manning will pro-
coed direct from New York to Watch
Hill, Conn where he spends several
weeks. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-05
CREDIT TO NOBODY.

Neither the Peoples party nor the
Democrats and Liberals can boast much
over the showing by Mondays election.
The registration lists show that there
are between 5000 and 1000 persons in
the five precincts comprised in this CITY
who are entitled to vote. and only 3,187
of them went to the polls, or less than
fifty per cent. OF the total But what is
remarkable is the fact that only IS more
votes were polled than at the Delegate
election last November. This slight gain
is divided as follows: People 80; oppo-
sition Democrats and Liberals, 80. 1t
should be borne in mind that at the
Delegate election last year, the Liberal
nominee was so unpopular personally
that it was admitted by all that he
could not bring out anything like the
full strength of the party. while this
year the opposition had an excellent
ticket-with one or two exceptions the
names on it being of men who
are highly respected in the
community and who enjoy the
confidence of the people. The OBJ
position to the Peoples party have
never before put in the field ticket so
carefully made up, in the matters of
the ability of the nominees and their
excellent standing in the community
Yet with this army of good and able
men. and after campaign that has
been spirited and earnest, only 80 more
voters could be gotten to the polls than
were drawn out at the close of a badly
contested campaign with an offensive
nine months ago.
We shall await with interest the
from the Territory. limo better
showing can be made than has been done
in this city, it will suggest lethargy
on the part of the people that is threat
ening. m