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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-03
ROBERTS & NELDEN.
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Wehave following leading handle
their Line of Goods shall be pleased
for anything needed:
Pake Davis & Co.. Manufacturing Chemists
Colgate
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Homeopathic
Becker Brothers Scales Balances Weights,
Henry Troemner Scales Balances Weights,
Charles Wright & Co., Non-Secret Medicines.
Denver Clay Mufies Cucbes
Wickett& Bradley, Artificial Legs,
j. s Crawford, Artificial Legs.
Manufacturing Chemists
d
White tic Stock ell.
Wills, Richardson & Co. Diamond Dyes, Kidney
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
No. 92O .. Main Street, Opposite, PostoHice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-03

Gas Fi1...rss. a Little, Roandg C Co.'S
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REMEDIES.

We wish to make clean sweep of the remainder of our
Winter Stock in order utilize the space for Spring
Goods and offer all Winter Goods at less than cost
The stock consists of Ladies' Misses and Chldrens I'm
derwsaT and s Hosiery Trimmed and Untrmmed Hats
ing goods in these lines will do well compare prices
and save from 20 70 IS per cent.
SIMON BROS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-03

THIsTEENTR GAZE OF FuRSfIuBE FOR
FaT and Winter trade just received. Ii
YOU want TO buy cheap. come along to
Henry Dinwoeaey's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-03

CROPPED Barley sl.W per cwt. at Sears
& Liddle's. so
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AScosrUEA BIITERs, the. world re-
nowned appetizer and inyigorator. Used
now over the whole civilized world. Try
it. bnJ beware of limitations. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine ar
ticle, manufactured by DR.. ]. &. Il. Sic
CERT & Sons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-03
NEw YoRK, Febrl

sew YORK, February ,
Nancy easy, / q IL; closed 1.
Prime paper, 4 q 5,
ETchange bills steady. 1888.
Starting exchange demand, S6M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
THAT MORMON OUTRAGE.

GENTLE Indignation-A Veterans Tears
The Act Justified by tho Mormon Press
elbow Long. Lord. How Long.''
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH, July Tn
dignation over the Mormon act placing
the dag 1t half-mast, continues undated.
Excited groups Of Gentiles discussed the
AFFAIR al day. An old veteran stood In
front Of the City Hall looking At the trail
ing dag. Tears streamed from his eyes.
Shaking his fist It the Mormon police
man guarding TO see that the nag was
net raised, he exclaimed; ssEow
long, o Lord, how long" and declared
he would leave the nest Of treason within
forty-eight hours. Horace Eldridge,
President Of the Deseret National Bank,
the United States depository here, says
hali-mast II the proper place for the
nag, a. tive have not more than half our
rights" The Provo Enquirer. the
Mormon paper, had on the Fourth
coffin with the inscription ssInde-
pendence died July 4, 1885" The Deseref
News, church organ, fully justified the
half-masting Of the dag In Z five-column
editorial, conclusively showing that 1t
was undkr church authority, claiming II
was right TO do II because liberty IL dead
In Utah.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

And Though Black, He Proposed Co Pro-
vide for His Owa-The lsuction Created
ny Georgia Millionnire's Wiil
SPARTA, Ga, July 6.--Great interest
10 exhibited In the will OF the late David
Dickson, the farmer millionaire, who
died leaving all Of his property, except .
small pittancc, TO Amanda Eubanks, q
negress. The white heirs OF Dickson,
who are scattered through Georgia, New
York and Texas, propose TO attack the
dead mans sanity. Both sides have en-
ployed able counsel. The will is to be
probated tomorrow, when II Is expected
. strong fight will be made.
An intimate friend OF Mr.. Dickson tells
the story Of the will a. follows:
amanda Eubanks, the beneficiary, IL
the result Of an early indlscretion Of Mr..
Dickson with one of his slaves. II il as
serted that ever since the birth of this
child Dickson took to reading his Bible,
and declared that Il took man OF grit
TO take care OF his offspring when faced
BY society and prejudice. In the will the
lawyers are directed not only to see that
it, provisions IS TO his property are car
ried out, but that the woman Is protected
In all her rights Is . citizen, wherever
she may choose to live"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
a MYSTERY SOLVED.

The Sudden Disappearance Of Two Cns
dren Last April Finally Accounted For
Buried In . Quicksand.
EFFfSGHAM, H., July 6.-The bodies
Of the two missing Norman children,
concerning whose mysterious disappear
ance from their home here In April last
there has been 80 much excitement, were
accidentally found yesterday At the bottom
Of the little Wabash River. beneath two
feet Of quicksand, by some boys who
were In bathing. While walking about
In the water they detected . stencil at .
particular spot, and at once repaired to
this city and reported the fact TO the
authorities, when hundreds Of citizens
proceeded TO the river. The bodies were
found about one hundred yards below
the foot-log from which they fell. The
remains are much dccomposed, and could
only be Identified by means Of the cloth
ing ana school books. The drowning OF
the two little girls created great excite
ment In this and adjoining counties, and
the failure 70 ind the bodies 1t the time
gave rise to all kinds OF rumors. Weeks
Of fruitless search were spent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Department Clerks. Uncertain os Their
Tenure, Not Anxious About Vacations
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 7.-Hereto-
fore at this season Of the year the Gov.
ernment employees began TO think OF va
cation joys, and In consequences the files
Of the department, were crowded with
applications for leaves. This year, how
ever, there IL remarkable dearth OF
such applications. There has been no
new ruling on the question Of leaves,
and q few have been granted for
the usual term Of thirty days,
but Il Is probable that very
few leaves will be taken this year until
late In the season when matters have
quIcted down. In some OF the depart
ments Il Is probable that the thirty days.
leave will be reduced down 20 twenty,
and In some Of the bureaus no leaves
will be granted at al. There seems 70
be no disposition on the part OF the
clerks 70 make complaint on this score.
So far the question has not been forced
upon the attention Of The heads Of the
departments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
4 WATER sPoors FORCE.

An xatirs Train I.iued From the Track %
sr<xns Railroad and Carried Two Hum
dred Feet ~ barsting water spout
San ANTONIO, Tax, July 6.--Ycster-
day morning. lear Weldon, $50 miles
west Of here, IN east-bound freight train
was struck by water spout. The engl-
neer saw the water spout approaching,
bounding along like . rubber ball. tear
Ing up the earth and uprooting all In it,
way. The engineer reversed the train 10
avoid the water spout, whose course was
tortuous with column Inclined and rotary
motion. just before the water spout
reached the line Of the road II changed its
course aud bounded along parallel 10 the
track with frightful velocity. When OPP
posite the train the water spout burst
delugiug the engineer, fireman and brake
men, who abandoned the train and
climbed some trees TO avoid wave OF
water fully eight feet high and about ten
feet wide. The locomotive and fourteen
cars were raised bodily and carried near
~ 200 feet from the track. while the road
bed was completely oblitera<ed. No one
was hurt. The extent Of the damage has
not yet been ascertaincd. Through trains
west OF here on the Sunset Road have
been abandoned. Road-bed aud mum.
Der OF bridges have been washed away
BY recent heavy rains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Tramo Resumed ON the Chicago street
Hallway President Jones Having Agreed
70 Retnstnte the Discharged Men n They
Prove % Have Been unjussiy Treated.
CHICAGO, III, July S.-Thc strike Of
the street car employees Of the West
Division Railway Company, inaugurated
week ago yesterday, came 70 an end
last night at conference Of the men, the
railway officials aud a ommittee OF the
City Council. President Jones SUD-
mitted proposition to the men. II VS.
70 the eject that II the mon saw At TO re-
sumo work (ail except the sixteen dis
charged mer), he would. as soon ~ al
the cars were In their places, investigate
the cause OF their discharge. and IL upon
investigation Il turned out that any Of
them bad been discharged for any
such violation OF rules or
negligence OF duty as. would fairly merit
their discharge. they would never be re-
instated, and that otherwise they would.
he also signihed his willingness 70 In
vestigate the charges personally, without
the aid OF Superintendent Lake, who
might prove an interested party. He as
sured the men that II no cause could be
e's~. 80 VIZ 1ts$n8t ~ ~ tuC olktICn
unfortunate men, other than the i'm
portant part they played In securing the
removal Of Superintendent Higley 4
couple OF months ago, they would be Inn
mediately reinstated.
Alta meeting Of the men President
jones' proposition was unanimously ac-
cepted, and al cars were started out on
schedule time to-day.
President Kleckner, OF the Car Mems
Association, and the sixteen DISCHARGED
employees, will have . conference with
President Jones at ten o'clock this morn
Ing, when It IL believed all differences
will be settled, and amicable relations
restored between the Company and its
employees. In accordance with an agree
ment reached yesterday morning, the
forty or more cars then running were al
lowed to continue until five O'Clock last
evening, and no interruptions or casual.
ties were reported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

FIRE destroyed the Belgian glass works
1t Meadville. Pa, on the It'll.
Russia l. forwarding artillery 70 the
Trans Caspian territory.
}. c. MAcKIS, OF Chicago, has been
denied : new trial, and goss 70 the Peni-
Tertiary for i've years, unless he can 81
cure . supersedas from the supreme
Court
ACTIVE preparations are making by the
French for serious campaign In AMMAN.
JANIS KANE was. anged It Philadel-
phia on the 7th for the murder Of his
brother.
LoRD WoLsKLEY 10 sailing homeward.
n. DccLAUD. French Deputy. and n
Rulheier, IN editor, fought duel 1t Paris
with swords, and the latter was badly
wounded.
A CONVENTION Of Caledonian Clubs Of
North America began At Newark. N. j.,
ON the 7th.
EARL CARxARvos arrived in Dublin on
the 7th, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived.
IT has been discovered that cancer
caused the death Of Commander Henry
H Gorringe, U. 8 n. who died on the
eth.
FELIX WILLIAMS and Jerry McChris-
tian were lynched, near Grenada, Miss,
Tor the murder Of . peddler.
SECRETARY NAMING has decided that
the employment Of convict labor 10 not .
valid objection TO . Government con-
tractor.
The two Bumms and Milligan, officers
Of the wrecked Shack amazon Bank, Phil
adelphia, Pa, were bound over on charge
Of conspiracy.
BISMARCK II preparing law 70 exclude
foreign -born aeirs from the right OF sue
cession TO German thrones. The Duchy
OF Brunswick contest has alarmed him.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has or.
dered the telegraph and telephone wires
to be cut down from the Government
buildings at Washington
The Pail Mall Gdzette's publications on
the subject OF THE Traffic In Young
Girls" has attracted the attention Of the
British House Of Commons, and q move Il
to b made TO criminally prosecute the
authors and publishers Of the sensational
articles
+ RosESrHAL, merchant Of Corvalles,
Ore, was cowhided by the parents Of his
dead wife for refusing TO marry young
sister -in-law. The indignity drove him
20 suicide.
S1RIKno rolling mill hands 1t Cleve-
land, o., closed up several manufacturing
establishments on the 9TH, compelling the
men 70 quit work. The riotous demon.
strahons stopped just short OF bloodshed.
the Supreme Temple, Patriarchal
Circle, 4. q. o. r., convened IN st. Paul,
MINI, on the 9Th. Three thousand dele
gates and visitors were present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
RAMPANT REDSKINS.

Preparing to Resist Disarmnmen Doing
the War Dancc~-Signs Of HostiItfies In
Western Kansas ~ Federal and state
Troops Usder Orders-warnin Ing the SET
tiers.
WICHITA, KAs., July 7.-Dlspatches
from Fort Reno and Darlington, the seat
Of the apprehended Indian troubles, say
that sixteen companies OF soldiers are
now upon the ground. The Indians, In
speaking Of the probability OF their being
disarmed by the Government, say they
will die before submitting TO that, as it
would be death In any event. There is
little doubt but what white men have had
q hand Ia working the Indians up to
their present war.ikc attitude The
Cheyennes were considerably excited
yesterday over the quartcrIng OF some Of
the freshly arrived troops Ia q vacated
Arapahoc school building, and since the
accidental killing u an Indian At the
lodge their medicine dances have been
more inccssant.
The kilograms say that such heather
ish practices a. are now going on daily
have not been witnessed In many years,
and old Indian lighters say that the re-
newal OF these war dances Is inexpiicable-
So far rs the presence OF the sixteen com.
psnies II concerned, the Indians seem TO
care little, believing themselves able to
whip much larger force.
TorEKA. KAs., July s.--News was re-
ceived here yesterday evening that In
dians had been seen In Pratt County, this
State. Governor Martin at once tele-
graphed General Augur At Fort Leaven-
worth, and received word In reply that no
news had reached him Of the Indians
being In Western Kansas. An hour later
General Manager Robinson received
orders from Quartermaster Gillls &C Fort
Leavenworth TO send . train TO Riley for
troops. Governor Martin has tclegraped
commanders OF companies Of State
troops at Winfield. Wellington, Lsrned,
Dodge City and Garden City to hold their
commands In readiness TO march 1t .
moments potice. lie also ordered out
runners through the southwestern coun.
ties 70 warn the inhabitants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

The Administration Not Kindly Disposed
Toward Them--An OverhauIing or tho
whole system Inevitable.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July s.-Whethei
Just or unjust, the feeling on the part OF
the new administration Il not At all kind
~ TO the cattlcmen holding leases In the
Indian Territory. This IL manifested In
various ways. Commissioner Atkins does
not hesitate to blurt out his views. Sec
Rotary Lamar has shown all along that he
thinks the tribes have not been fairly
dealt with. The President has re-
vcaled h's heart by listening very atten-
lively TO all who have protested against
the leases, and has asked great many
questions. Governor McCook's letter
was not written until Its author had
talked with the President and the of1cials
OF the Interior Department. His figures
and arguments were SET forth IN .
formal manner rather as the result Of his
probing the AdmInlstration's sentiment.
A new Indian Inspector II now on his
way 70 the Territory 70 make investiga-
tion and report. What form this grow
ing hostility on the part Of the Govern
mcnt toward the lessccs will take Il Ii
impossible to say. Possibly nothing will
be done until Congress meets, when
the President can call attention 70
the situation and urge legislation. The
subject has been discussed In Cabinet
meetings, and the general view that these
leases are illegal and unjust 70 the In
dians has been expressed. The pro-
pricty Of taking action has been con-
eidcrcd, but no conclusion reachcd.
Ono thing IL pretty certain, and the
cattemen may a. well make up
their minds to 1.-THE whole leasing busi-
ness will be overhauled at the coming
session, and entirely new arrangements
viii have 70 be made for next seasons
pasturagc, under law yet 70 be enacted,
II, indeed, all leasing Of the reservations
20 cattlcmen u not strictly forbidden.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

The Worlds special train made the run.
between New York and Boston on the 5th
In five hours and seven minutes, the
quickest time yet made between the two
cities.
The disabled Cunard steamer 0allIa ar
rived q Queenstown on the 9th. Her en-
gines were rendered useless by breakage
n the tunnel shaft
RrroRrs Of the ravages OF cholera In
Spain on the a and &th instants show :
total Of s,o4 new cAses and l.499 deaths.
RUSSIAN designs regarding Corsa have
ALARMED the Chinese, and their troops are
being massed near vladivostok. A Chinese
fleet. composed Of all the available men-
of-war, has been dispatched to watch tho
Coreau coast.
Ar Salt Lake City on the eth the United
States Nag was displayed a. half-mast on
all the Mormon public buildings, said TO
have been the result OF orders from the
church authorities.
The iron- workers OF Cleveland were
still out on the 9Th.
DETROIT, MICH, entertained the Next
can editors on the 9Th.
The British Parliament reassembled In
London on the 9Th.
TURKEY has stopped fortifying the Bos-
phorus.
AcrivE war IL being made on liquor "a :
looms at Dubuque, la
THKRE were i,467 new cases OF cholera
in Spain on the 6th aud go deaths
Two hundred moulders went out on :
strike at Rochester, N. ", on the 9Th.
SIX hundred saw-mill employees at Bav
City, Mich, are on . strike.
The Anamese object 10 French rule, and
hostilities have opened again.
EXPORTS TO compromise Tennessee's
debt are attracting attention In New
York.
STANDARD dollars issued from the mint
during the week ended July lth, $4G7, 99s.
CITIZENS OF La Plata County, Colorado.
have petitioned the Governor to send
State troops to protect them from the In
diana
IT Is said the convention between En-
gland and Russia only awaits Salisbury's
signature
The Porte subjects all foreign publica-
tions entering Turkey to rigid censor
ship
AT the summer Assizes In Dublin q re-
markable decrease in the number Of GRIM
inal cases 10 reported. There are no
agrarian cases on the docket
THE acting Compt.oile Of the Currency
has authorized the Western Reserve Ma
tional Bank OF warren. o.. TO begin bust
ness with capital OF 100000.
THE French Chamber Of Deputies ratl-
fed the Chinese treaty by large major
ity. Before the vote was taken n. De
Freycinet made . speech, in which be
pointed out that there was nothing am.
biguous about the treaty, and that IL com :
pletely settled the question Of suxerainty
over Anam-
ARRANGEMENTS for the formal surrender
OF Niagara Park 10 the State OF New
York on July 18th are progressing favor
ably. Tea thousand invitations have been
issued. II Is hoped to have President
Cleveland and the Governor General Of
Canada a. participants In the ceremonies,
which are being arranged on : large
scale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

TO friend who called o. him a The
Treasury the other day, Secretary Man
ming remarked; "would you believe M
I have been IA this building now for four
monshs. and have not had IN opportu-
nifty % visit more than three rooms. The
oflios-seeksrs won't let me-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

OTaE South American Commission from
the United States has made it, report on
Chill Il received very little encourage.
ment there chilly greeting, % 10 speak.
REPLYrSo 70 inquiries from State Of
ficials the Postmaster General has decided
that penalty envelopes can not Be- used .
forward correspondence on State Affairs,
even when enclosed with matter properly
mailable In penalty envelopes.
Ar Zurich. Switzerland, the authorities
have forbidden meetings or PROFESSIONS Of
the Salvation Army.
A PRocLANATTox was issued BY Mayor
Harrison Of Chicago, ON the 9Th, forbid
ding the people 70 congregate In large
bodies along the car lines.
Tar French newspapers are showing .
more friendly tone toward England
OvvIcERs Tracy and Badger, OF st.
Louis, who went to New Zeal and to bring
back Maxwell, the alleged murderer Of
Preller, have notified the authorities that
they will return with their prisoner on
the steamship Zela ndia, sailing from
Auckland on tho 2lst.
On the 9th General Grant spent q quiet
day, and was feeling In good spirits.
The State Department has beon IN.
formed that Ecuador and Chill have ar.
ranged some sort Of IN offensive and de-
fensive alliance, and there 10 : certain
amount Of anxiety regarding the rsporA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-24
niahetas Cured.

Neg Orltaas PiodyuAs, Jan. 20, ISL
Mr.. Marthias Doll, business place No:
% North Peters street, residence hoysl
street, between Jeanne and Bartholomew,
New Orleans, has been most intense
sufferer from kidney trouble (diabetes) Tor
the last six long and weary years; de
said to US: "Even earlier than that ne
ouently suffered from pain in the BACK,
and frequently making of water, but give 1t
no thought until about the time stated,
when the almost constant desire to make
wafer became uncomfortable. The pain IN
the back. and sometimes in the legs made
me 80 lame at times that l could scarcely
walk. consulted one OF the best doctors
in this CITY, and was under his constant
treatment for one entire year without de-
irving the least benefit. / then consulted
from time to time, during the last five or
six years, six other physicians. each one
standing in the front ranks OF the medical
profession in New Orleans, and though L
sometimes was little relieved OF some ex-
cruciating suffering, yet upon the whole L
was not only no better, but in may respects
much worse. Ny limbs became so swollen
and sore that could not cross my legs
when sitting on chair-all Of which, they
said, was caused bv diabetes. l then tried
some highly lauded patent medicine. But
thew all turned out to be humbugs. had
given up all hopes of ever getting relief,
much less being cured. when / noticed IN
the papers some wonderful cures that Pc
RuyA had made in this city, as
prescribed by, DR.. Hartman, giving
The name and address of each per-
son treated. l called to see him; he at
once prescribed his Peruna, which is not
over three weeks ago. / am so much bet.
ter that if would not improve any more, l
would not for any amount that l had not
placed myself under his treatment. All
my pain and lamenesS is gone. The swell
ing and stiffness in mylegs has disappeared,
and instead of making water every fifteen
minutes. l now make it once in three
hours during the day, and only twice in a
whole night. | am, indeed, quite WE'LL
again. Don't hesitate, don't say humbug,
but get the Peruna at once and take it as
its printed label directs, or, if you think this
is only an advertisement, and not strictly
true, call and see me and see for your
self.
Mrs. Huldah RIPPLE, Smithport, Mexican
county, Pa, writes: Or S. B, Hartman d
Co., Columbus, o. l have used your Peru
ma and it has done me great deal of good.
Have recommended it to many Of my
friends,w have since expressed themselves
as wonderfully pleased with its virtues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-24

amended BY striking outin the approptia.
lions for 1856 the item OF $1,000 Tor inc
support Of conucts and pay ofguards at the
rehiieniisry.
The bin was then ordered to its'engross-
ment and third reading.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Mr.. Burgers, Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, on leave, reported back 5; ).
r. No. 20 concerning exemptions, without
Recommendation.
On motion of Senator Burgess s. b. No.
100 the general appropriation bill was taken
I'D under suspension ofthe rules and put
upon its passage. 1t was then passed by
vote of 10 to none, not voting.
On motion Of Mr. Dawson the Senate at
9:55 D. m. adjourned.