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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-12

5rN4TE COMMITTEES.
r,a Caucus of the Republi-
II can Senator's
LEGISLATION FOR SHARON.
ofa Forger-The Pass Bust
Aris' ness- All Rail VS.. Rail
and Water.
CESSATION FOR SHARON.
senate Committees.

,,,.urveToN, March 1.-THE caucus
,ha Republican Senators and its
% ~ committee. which have been en-
-od early and late since the session
s goo. upon the allotment of places on
M. go majority sides of the Senate COM
''' ,.t.as finished their task to-day, but
. .hl''I result will not be formally declared
I'll tomorrow. Senator Conger sue
u saa5s TO the Craftsmanship OF the COM
Cssts on postoffces and post roads,
lll,ie' vacant by the retirement
n li'S senator Hill; Senator Pike takes
u u, chair of the committee on
' .itT held by Senator Cameron, of
y1at-l-1 Senator Sewell takes Senator
to .,sUi, Mace at the head of the COM
I risg on military affairs; Senator
i4-.1IS was made a member of the COM
a rf on judiciary and foreign rela-
t ,;-,r Senator Teller was made chair
n,on of the committee on mines and
inning and member of the committee
an ni,biic lands. The judiciary COM
m nj is increased by one and the
commerce and public building COM
mittees by two members each.
MANY other changes were made in the
membership of committees for the pur-
nose of eoualizing the honors, response
biites and labors in the committee
rooms. and the task of the caucus COM
mittee was found one of considerable
difficulty Its members are I'M
usually reticent about their proceedings,
but it is understood that the feature of
their work which proved most perplex-
ing. related to the finance committee.
Senator Sherman, it is said, asked to be
relieved of any further service upon
this committee unless its compost
ton was changed in some respects. He
is credited with the impression that
New England's ideas were dominant in
the committee and is said to have given
this as his reason for wishing to with
draw. This, it is reported, when
brought before the full caucus, precip-
itated a discussion of the tariff, in which
wool and pig iron figured as the leading
elements. Neither the caucus nor the
caucus committee seems to have seen
its way clear to make the change
desired by the Senator from Ohio
tor the Republican membership of the
finance committee. AS it stands to-
night, it is the same as at last session.
Many Senators have urged Sherman to
remain upon the finance committee,
upon the ground that his familiarity
with the financial affairs of government
would there be most conspicuousIy
serViceable. His name stands second
upon the committee list. He was not
at the capitol to-day, and his further
purposes in regard to the matter are
unknown.
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salvation for the Lungs.

Never trine with a Cough. 1t is as
safe to trihe with a rattlesnake Check
the early symptoms before they cul-
inmate in chronic disease. with "Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar" Check
them, did we say? Annihilate them
would have been the proper term, for
this peerless remedy does its work
thoroughly, leaving not a vestige OF
pulmonary irritation behind. Sold by
Druggists at 25c., SOC. and 81 per bottle,
or six bottles. small, $3.50 and large, S.,
The large size being most economical.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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Forger Arrested.

o. LOUIS, March 11.-Egbert NJ. Car
Sst cashier of the De Soto Bank, at De
IO'o' Missouri, was arrested to-day,
charged with forging checks to the
VIII IguuI OF several thousand dollars,
N Tane =, cashier of the Oneonta
Few Few York Bank, six months ago.
s TaiT IL. was brought here this morning
o ,fl sci lsi! I0-night for Oneonta, in charge
New gu Tl, AcCrady, of otsego County
tbo pd aGfk. Carver has been cashier of
b 5,,S ; 9ahk at De Soto the past year. He
haSt JoLned the church, moved in the
~ SocleEy, and was very popular.
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Railroad Meeting.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast railway associa-
tons met in joint session here this after
noon in the persons of the general man
ayers, and appointed George NJ. Bogue,
J: ii. Hilland, and H. S. Depew, a board
from February list to May list of the
current year. Also ordered the super
intendents of transportation on same
lines to meet here two weeks hence, to
arrange a uniform time schedule for
freight trains between Chicago and st.
Louis and. Missouri river points.
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Legislation for sharon.

San Francisco, March Examiner :
Sacramento special: It has just been
brought to public notice that the Legis-
l2ture passed an amendment to the
evil code, which, it is claimed,
is in the interest Of ex-senator shar,,
on! bearing on the Sharon divorce
SUIT 1t provides that an appeal
may be taken from the order heretofore,
OF hereafter made before and after fl nal
Judgment, involving the payment of
ie:olney, which will affect the substantial
slgnt. This will enable resistance to the
Payment Of alimony.
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Young NIenI-Kead This.

The voLrAIc Belt Co., of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
ELECTRO VoLTAIc BELT and other ELEo-
Trio APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days,
to men (young or old) afflicted with
nervous debility, loss of vitality and
manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paraly-
sis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred,
as thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet
free.
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A Fish Suit.

New YORK, March 1.-THE trial Of
James D.. Fish, formerly president Of
the Marine National Bank, was begun
this afternoon, before Judge Benedict,
in the criminal branch of the United
States Supreme Court. The defense
tried to secure postponement, ON the
ground of General Grants illness, but
the Court ordered the trial to pro-
coed,
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All HERALD Subscribers expecting to
receive Numbers In the April premium
Drawing. aFeiRequested TO make their
arrangements. at once, so that the rush as
Conference time approaches - may be
avoided. III ALI Subscribers are entitled to
from One ito Five Chances, according to
the Issue Subscribed for. iSee the Adver-
tisement this morning for FIJI particu-
lars. 70 1 n Eufyly p4sgfi s-s,,-.,
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Buoklan,s ArnIoa .salua.

The best salve in the world fol-. Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skim eruptions,
and positively cures, Piles,r or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 3 cents peribox. d Sold, by. 2. G.
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The grant of 10000 made by govern
ment to the family of General Gordon
was paid over to the trus tees, who will
use it for the benefit of the family, ac-
cording to Gordons last wishes, in such
way as the Queen may direc5i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Heller P. Kiin.5aLI, deceased

Estate of Heller P. KimbatI, deceased.
IN undersigned, executors and executrix
of the last will and testament of Heber P
Kimball, deceased, to the ere ditors of, and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, TO exhibit them, with the neces-
first publication of this notice, to Frank w.
Jennings, at the office Of Vim. jennings &
Sons, Salt Lake City in the County OF Salt
Lake.
PHOEBE JUDD KIMBALL,
Executrix.
HEBER FARLEY KIMBALL,
and FRANK W. JENNINGS,
Executors
of the last will and testament of Heber P.
Kimball, deceased
Dated ct Salt Lake City, February Ss1h,
SS5. MI
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Won't Strike

.b VI LOUIS, March Missouri Pacific
ia lop@en held a meeting tonight and
Of '4 tba decided, in view of the action
that III company in restoring the wages,
'DS' they would not strike
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Victorious French.

Hone KONG, March 1.-THE French,
alter five days fighting, carried the
Chinese positions around Keeling.
Forty Frenchmen we're killed and 200
wounded.
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The Guil1otine.

PARIS, March 11.-Gamahut, Trap
pist monk, and principal in the murder
of Madame Ballerich, was sentenced to
the guillotine. His accomplice was SEN
fenced to penal servitude. Gamahut
confessed his guilt.
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The Opera Festival.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE premium
sale of seats for the Chicago Opera fes-
tival began to-day and proved very sue
cessful. The sale of season tickets al
ready promises to be very large.
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LEGXEz NOTICE.
- 1oi.9onna : .ars0H /

.- y % 9.nU 1 SfF III sl8tR .ygp
TN THE rcHIGH gG0URHsQF JUSTICE,
l. Chaneery Division, Mr. Justice Kay. In
the Matter OF the Companies Acts 1852 and
1867, and inthe insttet of the Flae staff Dis
trict Silver Mining 'G6Iapahs5 limited, the
creditors of the above named company are
required on or before the 18th day of April,
1885, to send theirinanes and addresses and
the particulars of their debts or claims and
the names and addresses OF their solicit
tors tif any to Frederick, Whtnler,- of No. s
Old Jewry in the City of London, Chartered
Accountant the Official LiquidAt6r Of the
said company and II so required by notice
in writing from the said Official Liquidator
are by their solicitors to come in and prove
their said debts or claims at the chambers of
Mr.. Justice Kay at the Royal Courts of JUS
tice, Strand, London, England, at such time
as shall be specified in such notice, or in de-
fault thereof they will be excluded from the
benefit of any distribution made before such
debts are proved. Tuesday, the 2Sth day of
April, 1885, at 2 o'clock in thessfternoon,. at
the said chambers, Is appointed for hearing
and edjudicating upon the debts and claims.
Dated this 18th day of February. 1885.
WILLIAM BIENS SMITH, Chief Clerk.
SMELL SON b GREBNIP, and George
Street. Mansion HoEse, London E. c.,
Solicitors for the Official Liquidator.
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Ryan IS Agreed.

,. new YORK, March 11.-Paddy Ryan
+as agreed to meet John L. Sullivan
W Mann 100 miles of New Orleans in
rnIs, tne hght to be under the London
-'''' "ltk small gloves, for So 900.
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Decamped.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March H.
Lieutenant Austin, treasurer of the
Salvation Army here. has decafhped
with all the money. The Army has
telegraphed General Moore, of Brook
lyn, for relief. -Aan4.
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Rejected 1t.

,t, ,t,sOoN, March 1.-THE Telegraph
rsis .s mat q the English government has
to '' nssot me offer of the United States
BrifisSS I4 a convention with the
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The Exposition UniverseIle de Fart
Cuiinaire" awarded the highest honors
to Angostura BItters as the most Ell
ficacious stimulant to excite the appetite
and to keep the digestive organs In good
order. Ask for the genuine article,
manufactured only by DR.. ]: G. B.
Siegert d Sons and beware of limitations.
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80 s. Delicate diseases of either
sexes, however induced, radioaIIy
cured. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y. a
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'ieasant Words from P,...,. c.v.

NJ Ords from PIeasans Grove.
TimotbPP' pace ! a.,i is in Pennsylvania. Mr..
tToyears Neek, who lives there, was for
Pepsia gneyously vexed with dys-
has taken ne writes to say that since he
troubles aro browns Iron Bitters, his
aud recon 1e over. BE is greatly relieved,
are troubI a51 this tonic to ali who
Ton. It eIsNWi with dyspepsia or indiges-
Complaint lso cures liver and kidney
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The Hope of the Nation.

Children, show in development, puny
scrawny and delicate; use " Wells
Health Remover"
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Ratified.

MADRID, March 1.-THE cortes, 1872
to 80, has ratified the commercial
agreement with England
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For tho Mia

t.n nSs3oS' March rl.-Government in
boats ~ fo oQlld fifty stern-wheel steam
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No. l, 2 and 8, DR.. Higgins catarrh
remedy is warranted to cure all cases II
directions are followed. Office, No. 227,
Main street.
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Mothers,

a1d you are falling S SsSsenH e wGTb 1 Ss
newer" 81. Druggists.
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Adjourned.

SACRAMENTO, March 1.-THE Legis-
lature adjourned sine die this after
noon. ttG
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The EMPRESS of China is fifty-sevep
years old.
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NOTICE.

'pS1tlLg ! 22g-7s.o ias,s z
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HOWGATE COME FORTH

The Government Hopeful Of shortly Laying
Hands On the Fugitive Captain Howgafe
An Intimation A. to Why He has Not
Been Capt ured Before.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 23.-Onc
OF the victories expected TO be achieved
BY the administration within few days
will be the capture Of Captain Howgate,
the fugitive from justice. Captain How
gates defalcation amounted 10 over $780,
600, as ascertained, besides an indefinite
amount not yet known, and II Is strange
that ne has not been recaptured. The
district authorities, 1t Is said, were alone
responsible for his escape, and the War
Department claimed the sole right to act
in recovering him. II Is asserted that
good percentage Of his. steallDgs went To
certain merchants In this city, who helped
hin. 10 make fraudulent vouchers. II was
easy TO do this. A merchant with an ac-
count OF say 5000 might be induced TO
sign a voucher In blank which could be
fiIled in to represent $4,000 or $4,000,
for that matter.
This Howgate matter would, IL IL al
legged, show the necessity OF an absolute
and sweeping change In everything re-
latlng TO the prosecution Of crime In this
district. Howgate's companions and In
innate friends were connected with the
business Of prosecuting crime. General
Myer, the former Chief Of the Signal Of
Ace. turned the entire business over TO
Howgatc, aud never thereafter paid the
slightest attention to its accounts. Myer
WIS an honest man, but unsusricious.
He was different man from Howgate.
shortly after he was retired Howgatc
resigned, knowing that an overhauling OF
his accounts would lead t. detection.
According TO popular gossip, he got his
stolen money In bag, threw few green
backs around TO certain officials, and then
quietly walked away with his mistress on
his arm.
Myers experience was different. He
had every reason to anticipate long and
happy old age. His wife had an cnorm-
Gus fortune, and few years before the
Generals death had purchased very
handsome house on street, which was
SO long occupied by the British Legation.
John Chamberlain bought he house fol
100000, and tried to make Of 1t high.
toned gambling establishment. The at.
tempt was failure. Mrs. Myer bought
the house from him under forced sale
General Myer had settled down In this
beautiful home, expecting to devote the
last years Of his life TO writing. He died
October "a, 1850, and howgate's frauds
were not discovered until about sil
months after.
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REPUBLICAN, DISMAY.
Tho appointment Of the New Secretary Of
the Treasury Not Hailed with satIsfnc-
ton by the clerks In His Department.

the Treasury Not Hailed with satisfac-
ton by the clerks In His Department.
There is reason to believe that the APP
pointmcnt Of Mr.. Daniel Manning as
Secretary Of the Treasury Is not hailed
with satisfaction by those who enter
tain sublimatcd views on Ciyil-Servicc
reform. He is represented to be a man
Of extremely practical ideas. from whom
any nonsense in the management Of
department, such rs would suit the no
tons of the civil-service extremists, Is
not to be expected.
The employees in the Treasury Depart
ment were beginning to feel easy about
retaining their positions when the rumor
OF the appointment Of Mr.. Manning
cast a gloom over their prospects.
Those who but recently were quite
hopeful Of being retained are dcsp0nd-
ent since it has become certain that the
department is headed by man who
will not allow new theories to delude
him in regard to the kind of reform
needed in the Treasury.
Being thorough business man who
understands that the Treasury Depart
ment - one tnht ABOVE III Otntr> - re-
quired to be conducted on business
principles and with honest methods. he
will stand no fooliShness in the selection
OF his assistants. Those will be selected.
regardless Of new civil service theories
as in his opinion will be in respect to
honesty and efficiency the most suitable
for the departmental business. lie will
make short work Of the incompetency.
fayoritism. dishonesty and sinecurism
which have been accommodating in the
department for years
The civil-service reform that would
stand in the way of the removal o. such
rubbish will get no recognition from =
practical and earnest man like Mr..
Manning. who can see no other way OF
managing public affairs than on busi-
ness principles and. who. as business
man. having a regard for the success OF
his administration can lind no use for
such employees as have been favored
with places in the department This Is
pretty well known in Washington. and
has occasioned dismay in the Treasury
Building Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot
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In the United states supreme Court Anecs-
Ing Certain Test Cases Growing Out OF the
Eslmunds Poly gamy Law.


In the United states supreme Court Aneet-
Ing Certain Test Cases Growing Out ofthe
EinAands PeiygAnsy Law.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 24.--In the
Supreme Court yesterday Justice Mat
thews delivered an important decision
respecting i've Mormon cases. During
the recent elections In Utah Territory
the Mormon Church selected i've OF It's
members to bring about tests OF the Ed
muuds act Three OF them refused TO
make statements under oath that they
had not plural wives, While two OF them
did so. The officers OF the Election
Board. believing the Two who qualified
were bigamists, refused 10 permit them
to vote The five men joined and brought
suits for damages.
In renderin. his decision, Justice Mat.
thews observed that the rules and reau-
lations and oaths prescribed by Commits
sioners being without authority In law,
were without force. and no effect can be
given TO them. The administration Oh
fceis were not bound nor authorized 70
obey them. The powers claimed by the
Commissioners are not ministerial, and
can not be made the ground OF action Tor
damages. II the registration officers de-
prived citizens OF their right OF franchise
In violation of law, they are responsible
in suit for damages. He alone Is deprived
Of his vote who, when he ohers TO reg
lister, is then In the state aud condition OF
bigamist or polygamist, or Is then actu-
ally cohabitine with more than one wom-
an.
sDisfranchscment," the decision con-
tinues, sis not prescribed as penalty
| for being guilty of the crime and offense
| OF bigamy and polygamy, for as has been
| said, that offense consists In the fact oil
| unlawful marriage, ana a prosecution
| against the offenders Is barred by the
| lapse of years by section l044 of the re-
| wsed statutes. Continuing TO live In that
state afterward Is not an offense, al
| though cohabitation with more than one
woman Is, but Us one may be living In
bigamous or polygamous state
| without cohahitation with more than
| one woman, he Is bigamist
or polygamist, and yet guilty OF no Grim
iral offeuse. So, that Ia respect 10 those
disqualiications Of a voter under the ACT
Of March 22. 1882, the objection is not
we'll taken that represents the inquiry
into the fact by the officers OF registra-
tons as an unlawful mode of prosecu-
ton for crime. The power OF Congress
to prescribe the qualification Of voters In
the Territories has passed beyond the
stage OF controversy into final judgment
The conclusion cannot be avoided that
the act OF Congress here in question i
clearly within the justification Of law"
This decision Of Justice Matthe VS.
favors the application for damages OF thai
class of residents who made oath thai
they did not have plural wives and mega
tives the application for damages OF those
who refused to testify that they had
more than one wife.
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votes is cquai Ia every division Of the
Union and around whose council board
sit the statesmen Of every quarter II
tho republic. The gain to patriotism.
brotherhood, civilization and peace Is
incalculablc. The true men who fought
the good tight Of reason. of Cancellation
and Of Jcffersonian principles. In tho
days when the Democracy had not
enough members In Congress to sustain
IA demand for the yeas and nays. see
that they are now as victorious with
the people as they were then victorious
In the argument Time. tho revealcr
and vindicator. has justified them.
Results have shown they were right and
that the people admit Il to-day. History
Is certain TO crown them with immortal
honor. Passion has yielded to pa
triotism. Reason has won over VOL
ence. Faith has vanquishcd doubt.
and perfect love has cast out fear. A
union in which North and South are
terms of location and not Of antagonism
has passed into new era Of fraternity
and reform. and its most devoted friends
are now not merely those who fought
for il. but also those who fought
against IT. The moral grandeur Of the
Democratic victory rises in the view Of
thoughtful men to height which
demonstrates 1t be one Of the most
wonderful. AS il Is one of the most
beneficent, acts Of a people which have
shown themselves 10 be entirely great
and capable of remaining entirely free.
brooklyn Eagle.
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Fashions for the canine world
change with the seasons. A fashion
able New York girl. who is immensely
fond Of dogs. says that the latest fash
ion for the poodle. who. by the way.
usually has the long locks over his neck
tied up with piece Of satin ribbon. is
to have plain gold bracelet with al.
name engraved on il to wear on one OF
his fore paws. Fashion also DEGREES
that the spaniel shall have bracelet Of
some bright metal with medallion;
that woody dogs shall wear bracelet
upon each ankle. and are to be sheared
to the shoulders. leaving alon-like name
and head and that bulldogs are. this
season, TO change their celluloid collars
to those made Of handsomely engraved
nickel.--N y. Tribnnc.
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CANTON, o., March 24.-Mrs. Barn
hardinc wlntgcs and Joseph Fisher Of
Osnaourg were arrested and brought to
Jail here yesterday morning, charged
with administering poison to Henry
wintges, whose dead body was found on
. farm near Osnaburg. Fisher, who
boards with Wintgcs' family, had about
completed preparations to clopc with
Mrs. Wlntges and desert the lattcr's chill
drcn. The post-mortcm on the dead man
showed strong symptoms OF strichnine
poisoning in the stomach, which Is under.
going an analysis. Mrs. Wintgcs and
Fisher both protcs their innocence.