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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
TIE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND.
LOED SALISBURY ON THE TAEIFF-sIR WILLIAM
HAET DYKE At BEXLrY.

HAET DYKE At BENLrY.
LoXDON, Nov. I.-LOrd Salisbury delivered
speech IN Victoria TI' London, this evening. lie de-
MED that tho Tories wished to tax cereals but said that
free trade should not prevent arrangement Of duties in
order place EDcl'ud footing with other nations.
To take hypothetical case, II Spain refused to admit
English manufactures but admitted those Of other co1n-
Iirs thc raising Of the duties Spanish wines by Eng
land would not he mn infringement ~ trade prlnci.
pl-s but would hc u.th3b.c retaliation. Nor should
IN giud hr prevent ed from altering her tarnS IN order
To- benefit her The speech is considered bold
bid Tor tho pgotectlOuSt vote.
Sir William Hart Dyke, chief Secretary for ireland.
SyeakuE at EoNlry to-day said that the Conservatives
were determined o avoid cocrcins Ireland il possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Arrssrr rnR mrSIcLAYS 10 DECIDE.

BosroN. Nov. CSpecidD The case brought
by r. DOyy Carte against Miss Blanche Coreili, TO re-
strain her from producing THE Mkado" with orchestral
accompaniment, been postponed until Wednesday
when Judge Nelson will hear the testimony The suit Is
giving rise TO considerable comment because of the issue
raised as what constitutes an orchestra Connse en-,
aued IN the case attempting To get opiuOns hpOn
M subiect from many leading musicians and orchestral
Conductors by submitting questions for them to an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
4 SrLr AGAINSTA CITY

HARTFORD, Nov. Am erroneous item has
bcep going through press the effect that the Con-
nccticut Mutual sued the city OF Evansville, lnd
for dcfauted interest upon S300o000 bonds OF that
city issued for the purpose OF building water works on
which 1t is stated interest has ever been PAD me
hord. were is,ued I'm 1870 and are for only 100000 In
amount and interest paid promptly ana without
anv question until July, 1888 The bonds are direct
"b gstion of the city, which has attempted to force
compromiso on interest by threatening Reputation.
Thc company has brought suit TO enforce its claim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
ORIrIOISIN0 ARoHDEA cON FARRlR.

BosToN, Nov. 4 (SpeciaD. .-Carpcrs can no
longer say that Harvard fosters Angolnanla IIar-
ward professor who Is famOns Tor his beautiful way OF
speaking English said TO a class OF sophomores Sat
urday: Tomorrow evening you viii hear Canon
Farrar lecture in Appleton Chapel You viii notice that
he drops his rs ard says comm, g0in and 40 on
But beg you THINK that this Is the thing to do
Don't initiate him In that"
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10 OPPOSE SENATOR SHERMAN.

CINCINNATI, Nov 4. The Morning Sun,
which has been issued for month or two as a cheap
papcr having the Old Gdsehc's Associated Press fran
chise has been sold to syndicate OF capitalists from
Fostora Columbus and Cincinnati, ana Will DO Issued
sonn as Republican paper II is said that IL viii OPP
nose Civil Service reform, and Will be opposed TO the
election of John Sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
NEWS FROM UAYTI.

Private adviccs from Port an Prince dateu
October % state that revision Of tue constitution ms
been effected. and that the recollection OF "oner"i ar ar
mon ~ now universally conceded OF tho men lnPi',
Gated IN the bank robbery Louis Cocket ana
Coles an Engshman, have been sentenced 10 t,aoo
years imprisonment. while the other three ae1onp M p
d'Almua Arthur Crossmctt and Ellie, escaped i9 % I W
evidence Dr. john ChOmpsOn the new hmel., hmt,. 80
ister las been cordially received by tho hay'"A WV
ernment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
SYDNEY R0SENFELD DISAPPEARS

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (SpecidD. Sydney ROsen-
fields Opera Company which terminated an engagement
hare ON Saturday night Is apparently broken up and
Rosenfed has disappeared. The members Of the troupe
cl dulefu story wrOngs which they have suffered al
the hands of their ambitious employer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
MIR. STEAD SPEAKING IN HIS Own BEHALF.
Nn,- I MN tri II of Lln lnlnnI lnl :

NIX. NTTNU TI-TlhINV ~ III V'''' I'I'II7fI'T'
LONDON, Nov. l.-Thc trial of the defendants
In the Armstrong abduction was resumed today.
Charles Rn.sc counsel Tor the defence declared that
taking the cnd Eliza away with her mothers consent
was no crime bat the Judge held otherwise. Mr. stead
who acts as his counsel made speech to the jury.
dwelling particularly the righteousness Of his mo-
dives In his transactions respecting the girl and de
tended Of Mr Jarrett In refusing to bctray
her coufedcratcs MI Stead declared that tho rcyea-
lions OF The PaH Nal Gd-ctee aroused the Indignation
Of the pubcand enabled tho Attorney General TO secure
the passage OF tho Criminal Law Amendment bill 80 as
10 reach such cases "a we're mentioned In The Gazette.
Jacques OF tho Defendants hero arose and eI'
claimed cNgtedly " Ho now prOsecu"s you Tor 1t Mt.
stead. turning toward Mr Jacques said" Hush y" Mt
Jacques however would not be quletcd ami repeated the
expression. Justice LOprs then remarked 10 MT
Jacques You very hdiscrset" Mr. stead concl lnded
nj address by saying f tho jury returns verdict or
uilty VIII not appeal the case, but VIII hear tho pun
isIment imposed upon mo by the court without hnch-
ing" Applause greeted this declaration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
SUPREME COURT JUDGES ELECTED
PLURALITils By COUNTIES.

ILUhAIlI II = III N''N7'T -
-.,,. sr,T,. DEMOCRATIC BY BETWEEN 10000 AND
l1,0lO.
Complete returns have been received from nearly
overv county in the State. In some cases eNu-
,,otes have been made for missing election dlS-
trcts. The result shows plurality OF between
IN OO0 and l ! 900 for Hill.
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o.r,rr nrr1CERS ELECTED.


c..,..or--I avid B. Hill Dem.)-by 10000 OF
ii,.terapt-( oreynOr-E Edward F. Jones IDem''
socr,tory-Fr Fredenck Cook DemJ
Controuey-- Alfred C. Chaplin Uem'D
sgor~ry- -Gnral-.Deniso oBrieu Dem
Ir,o,snr-Lawrence j. Fitzgerald 'Dem'' Co.,.
State Engineer and Swreyo'-' Eiha'n"n 7"'''
lDeml
neglected. fPrcsent incumbent
SUPREME COURT JUDGES LLECIhD'
District. =. .Dl
l. George c. Barrett Dem
II Joseph F. Barnard peniJ
III Charles r. ingalls, Denij
w.. Joseph Potter (kep'l
w., George A. Hardin Rep1
Reelected. tSupported by Republicans ana
Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
PARIS Nov. 4.--The report published IN La LUIGI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
HOW SOME COUNTIES VOTED

Below are complete returns from some OF
the couutie of the Republican and Democratic vote ior
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THE VOTE BY COUNTIES

Below arr full rc;urns nom The countieS az TAT
10 reaTd from:
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STATE OFLOUlSlANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parisl
of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE

/, the undersigned. do hereby certify that
the following uamed persons were drawn AS
Jurors for the April term of Court 1885 BY
the Jury commissioners of said Parish on
thin day as follows. to Wit
LIST. Dor the LIST week Of Court beginning on
; Monday. April 9th, 1881, to serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors, viz:
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Commissions Of the
WORLDS EXPOSITION
for the Parish of Lafourche.)
Thibodaux, August 7th. 1884.
1. the undersigned. Commissioue for the
parie1 Of Lafourche Of the Worlds EXPOSE
ing DESTROYS that all the resources Of the par
ish should be properly represented at that Elk
po.;t:c: hereby solicit the corporation OF
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merce and industry, in preparing. aud for
warding to me within the shortest possible
delay, every object calculated to attract the
attention o. tho numerous visitors to the
Worlds Exposition of New Orleans.
+. SAMOAN,
Commissioner
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FOR SALE.

several good secondhand portable En-
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(~~~) Witness my hand and the impres
LIS. Of the seal of my Office. this 18th day
(~~) Of January, 1885.
(Signed; j. W. KNOBLOCH,
D'y Clerk Of said Court
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-27
CHAPTER V.
NICHOLAS HAYES HAS A VISITOR.

81 thought Sir BAIL was coming this
evening, Madeline" remarked Nicholas
Hayes, entering the elegant, richly
furnished drawing-room of the Swallows
Nest, where his daughter waited tea.
Indeed, papa! He has not come
then, she rejoined.
The merchant turned sharp glance
towards her, and, receiving his tea, for
q space sat silent.
Suddenly he said, Madeline, there
must be an end of this romantic absurd
ity l met Sir Basil this afternoon, and
he said he should be here but your
manner repulses him, I suppose.
My manner, papa, is, [ trust,
equally polite to him as to others"
"Polite! Madeline, do not prevari-
cate" he broke in, sharply. "You
perfectly understand me. Sir Basil
honors you with his love, and it is my
will that you accept it. 1 have been
lenlent-too lenient-to your whims
hitherto Il must be so no longer 1
cannot expect the Baronet to dangle
about you, and to live on hope alone,
much longer. I have built up fortune
for you; is it too much to ask your
aid to ennoble the position 1 have
made?"
Papa" she said, in q low but firm
voice, in any other way 1 will obey
you gladly; but this is impossible.
Surely you must see it. I cannot wed
one, my heart my every thought being
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-27

ILL., w naG part
Manchester. Do you know it9
haye you been there?"
II have known people who have been
there . replied Mr.. Clarksou, resuming
his knife and fork LET me see,
thoughtfully touching his forehead
"there was one name | remember hear
ing mentioned-a Mr.-Mr. Nicholas
Hayes, Junior, partner in the firm of
Northcott & Co. Is he still alive, are
y0u aware 2"
He is" replied Denzil, with some
little confusion. 1.-THE name of North
colt has nearly died out now. The
business is entirely Nicholas Hayes"
He hns got on, then?" quiried the
guest, interested.
wonderfully. Few in Manchester
better. On the death of the late Mr..
Northcott, matters took lucky turn
for him."
Very" murmured Mr. Clarkson.
Everything he touched seemed con-
verified into gold; until he, who CON-
menced ut the lowest rung almost of
the commercial ladder, now ranks
almost the highest of the merchant
princes.
You seem to know him well?"
"Six months ago I was one of his
clerks" said Denzil. with short laugh.
"There was an important point upon
which we did not agree, so we parted 81;
HE is married, of course?" ques-
toned the guest.
He is widower now" answered
Denzil, unaware that Mr.. Clarkson was
STEADILY regarding him.
~" Has he children 2"
- One; a daughter.
And the conscious color stole into tho
speakers cheek.
"As commonplace in appearance as
her father, suppose p
Commonplace !" calculated Denzil,
throwing mp his head. his countenance
all animation. Misunderstanding NIL
England-holds no handsomer, better,
cleverer girl than Madeline--t is,
Miss Hayes"
"Ah! see" laughed the guest. 81
suspected as much. I think can guess
the point on which you and Nicholas
Hayes differed"
Even so, replied Denzil. 81 have
no desire to conceal love which has
made me better man. Nicholas Hayes
in his exalted position, forgets that he
himself was once o clerk.
"And the young lady ?"
"Will wait until l have raised my
self into a position to claim her-as I
will" replied Denzil, with quite firm
ness.
"Bravely spoken" said Mr.. Clark
son, approvingly. Mr.. Hartman,
whatever value myself put upon my
life, owe its preservation this day to
you. I intended before we parted to
ask how 1 could prove my gratitude
more substantially than i'll words. I
now begin to see way in which I may
aid you. Tell me- would you object to
carve out that fortune which is to win
you the prize of an unseltish girls love
in the new world?"
"None, if I saw way of doing it
more rapidly than in the DID," said
Denzil, promptly.
"That will be answerable for. Let
us shake hands upon it. Now, when do
you return to Manchester"
"To-morrow."
81 will accompany you. My stay
there will be brief; may leave alb
ruptly. But oven if ] do, you shall
hear from me. From this moment ]
make your future my care. See if we
two together cannot win you Madeline
Hayes, with her fathers consent"
GO If you can aid me to that" eK-
claimed Denzil, warmly grasping the
others hand, this las been lucky
day for me indeed!"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
ImpOrtant.

Our readers are by this time acquain-
ted. through judicions advertising, with
the claims of the Geneva Nur.
series. The energetic western agent,
J. A. Goodhue, informs us that
he has thus far this year booked some
300 orders, the trees. plants, vines, ETC.,
for watch have just arrived in this city.
Each order is done up tightly in a
bundle, with moss around the roots
and enclosed in canvass, every article
being duly labeled. The bundles we're
packed in fifty large wooden cases, and
crowded two of the largest n. Y. Cen
trail Railroad cars. These figures show
the extent of their business in this part
of the country. An inspection by our
reporter yesterday, of a number of TIE
bundles OF trees, ETC., demonstrated
their excellent and prime condition,
evidencing the car, bestowed by Messrs.
w. and I. Smith, in supplying q first
class article.
The trees, etc. for orders for this CITY
and vicinity are now opened out in the
saw mill building one block west of The
HERALD Office, and are ready for de-
livery.
Their local agent, George II. Scott,
will shortly canvass this city, 10 take
orders for delivery next spring.
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sTnIcTLY CONSTITUTIONAL
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PROVO POINTS.

OK ACCOUNT of the steady drilling
rain and snow this morning. few people
are seen on the streets. anu the few are
invariably under the shelter OF an
umbrella.
Mrs. McsyAUsLIN continues in the
postOtfice 10 the entire satisfaction of
AL parties. A petition will be for
warued to Washington in favor of Dir.
Thomas Beesley as her successor, if
change IS really thought necessary.
THE ELLIOTT SMART wedding party,
an entertainment at the Theatre, and a
surprise party gotten up by the young
friends of Sheriff John w. Turner, in
honor OF his SD birthday, were some of
the events of last Saturday night. Some
OF the boys, supposed to be from this
latter social gathering, were little
noisy on the streets about midnight,
but not enough to make it the duty of
the duty Of the city marshals to lock
them up.
GEORGE TAYLOR, the furniture man,
has on exhibition In his show window
set of fire irons which attract the
attention Of all who pass that way. A
card bearing the words, "these fire
irons were made in Provo, and are be-
lieved to be the pioaeer SET made in
Utah" is all there IS to enlighten US as
to the nan of the manufacturer,
though we know the loquacious George
would tell Us all about 1t, if asked to.
The coal CRATE, with heavy brass fen
ders, turned, twisted, and polished in
an artistic manner. with shovel, tongs
and poker finished to match, appear
durable, and are indeed beautiful,
though the price must necessarily be
too high for US common folks.
Provo. November %. 1885.
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Preparing to EnoOunter disease

The prevalence of maIarial disorders
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q third of q century Hostetter s Stomach
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