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n,noxIo eot q scorching in the shape q
ly lg,1ion dollar fire yesterday that she will
l.T s.nber for many years to come.
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sgyAToR oonuAN MgSptSG FENCES.

Senator Gorman has had number Of
Western Maryland politicians here to con-
fer with him and lay pipes for his coming
CAMPAIGN. He ts encsunlering lively
opposition in which ex-senator Pinkney
Whyte and Ex-Governor Hamilton are
taking leading part. The antl:Gorman
men mean war to the death. Why is it
that politicians delight to Ozark and
bitenF On Monday Senator German is to
| take the Maryland Senate over-the; West
Virginia Central road and up to an ex-
ceedingly high mount. l suppose the
s'hold. Senator'S will have the first
cut. Z. ~. laf ~. Q. \. II. I
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SOLDIERS plao opsnsjrYl CHAINS. )

~ "a
The Absenee OF a comne Involves atils
iious OF Dollars. J q
MAsnserov, August s AT the last
session Of Congress o bill passed which
for the allowance jot The claims
Of officers and soldiers orlosses Of person.
al property inthe Government service exc
cept in time oi war or hostilitiesIwith In.
idians. The claimants throas shswliose et.
forts the bill was passed have pressnted
arguments to the accounting officers Of the
Treasury in which they hold that the
terms "war" and Ghostilities' ,iboth ref6rs
toIndian service (there being no comma
between the words war aad sor'' and
that claims for losses during the civil war
must be allowed. 81
This, the Treasury officials say. would
cost the! Government an enormous sBnm,1
more than could well be estimated. a {
case involving a claim for Losses OF per-
sonal property during the late .eig IL war
was submitted 70 Third Auditor Williams,
who gave q decision disall wing the claim
and holding that the act does 1ios author
ize compensation Of any Losses sustained
in time ofSwar. Z
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! ,izso,,, The ayeuger will be allowed to
';,, h'so,s,, according to the official prOclama-
H.. , Il Secretary Manning.
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ALExANpnIA, ", August 9.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 3.
Gen. W. S. Hancock, lh. DcGregor, N. 4:
Your telegram received. ! accept the
position because BY so doing ] can certify
my respect for the memory OF Q great sol
dier, ahd thus return as far as ! can the
generous feelings be has expressed toward
tne soldiers Of the South. -
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- covTRSoE FosrEs says that Faraker
=, ~ slscted Governor Of Ohio, and that
,,n.sly ~, will be his opponent. "a
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IH!EI LASIT NIGHT.
General Hancock Arrives Last Evepins with
M. stan General Fit1 Hugh Leo to be {
one Of tho Aidssin ths Pubile Paperal
oass.urday.ylsvlns the Remains.
oT TwAgon1Ne on ,tr. M,aRseoR.

MT. MEG n. Y, August S.-Gen.
Hancock arrived here this morning. BE
telesraphed here from sarataRa that no
saintes should be firedin his honor upon
his arrival at Mt. McGregor, as itwould
be in bad taste. The General marched at
the head Of his staff up the slope to the
cottage, where he was met by Col. Grant.
None but the General and his staff
officers we're admitted 10 the cottage ut
that time, but later the doors were thrown
open to the general public.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain storm
trains up the mountain were crowded and
the single file Of those who passed through
the cottage to view the remains did not
cease I'LL Q o'clock. -ssa; /.
The funeral service over the remains OF
The departed General will be held at 40
o'clock tomorrow morning and will prob
ably be concluded about noon. Rev. pra
Newman will deliver the funeral sermop
inside the cottage II II isitoo stormy and
from the yetanda II it is fair. De.
Newman Will not speak either sat
Albany or New York. The Grand Army
ritual service will be conducted at New
York by Meade Post, OF Philadelphia.
General Hancock and staF will come up
from Saratoga in the morning in time for
the service, and General Sherman will ac-
company them.
The programme OF saluting with cam
non tomorrow according to the order OF
the War Department will be thirteen guns
at sunrise, thirty.eight at sunset and one
gun every half hour throughout the day.
After the ceremonies tomorrow the re-
mains will be taken 10 the train and con-
yeyed thence to Albany.
Colonel Grant this evening issued an in.
vitation to all the representatives oil
foreign nations accredited to this Govern
mentto participate in the ceremonies at
New York.
Fitz Hugh Leo to rake Par. in Grants
funeraI.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August S,-The fol.
lowing telegraphic correspondence passed
to-day: (.
GovERSoR's1sLAsD, G N. Y, August 2. Z
Gen. Fits Hugh Lee, Alexandria, Vas 4;
Would It be agreeable to you TO be APP
pointed as an aide on the occasion OF the
Ceremonies in connection with the obse.
auies Of Gen. Grant2 II 1t would you
will be so announced. Please reply by
telegraph. W.s. HANCOCK,
Major General.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 8.
Gen. ". S. Hancock, lh. NcGregor, NJ u:
Your telegram received. l accept the
position because BY so doing ] can certify
my respect for the memory Off great sol
der, ahd thus return as far as lean the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-04

pox,F iaiitotry the Budweiser Beer on
dfauzht at BlHmenberg today,
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West Virginia is strongly represented
here. AZ Brother Van Meeter's Mt. Lake
PARK Hotel I fiad a happy party from
,Clarksbsrg Jndge Gideon D. Camden
and wife; Mrs. John Vance and son; the
Misses Robinson, Raymond and Amiss.
Miss Ahiiss goes 10 Terra Alta to-day 70
visit the family Of Judge Loomis, Of Far
korGburg. MI. Merrick, Of Parkersburg,
IL here taat recovering from long illness,
and Editor White, Of the Parkersburg
Stdte Journal, came mp On Saturday with a
view TO locate his family Tor 0 month or
more. Miss s. Irwin, Of Wheeling, 10 1ise
atthe hotel. The efamilies sof DR.. 4. II. Logan,
D. d. List, IL, Gibson Lamb, g. w. Atkins
son, g. w. Conner, +. ]. Stone and Robert
Luke, Of Wheeling, have cottages on the
ground. notice also the trmilles ot
Messfs. Joseph +. PAUL, g. n. Brady, Of
WellAbprY, aud ]. /. Z Hughes. There are
other Wheeling people here, but Ihaye not
come IN contact with tlsM yet. Landlord
Van Meter tells me tpat inquiries for
rooms are pipptiinl, and that the prospect
for the approaching Assembly Is par.
ticulary good. Mapy: Wheeling people
nra AYnhnfRfi ltaisi ai.1, ~ ~. 41.-.i $50
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Ole G,stelhgftfer

zssss So.. - aud - Fourteenth street.
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DESTROYING RAINS
cycLoynI x VISITS 81 8 DEnAwA.RLIEI.. ].
Knllng stack aud !. dlD,ssy.alsting Orchards and
cornflelds-part Of baltimore Flooded.
Reading, Psnna Badly prenehed
by yssseraa,'s Heavy Rains.

wAsaiss9os, D. G., August ga spe
cial to the liorni1g Esirs from Smyrna
Del, says:Aterrible cyclone visited thii
section this afternoon, totally destroying
property for miles in q swath 800 feet
wide. Stock was killed and orchards
corn.feids, etc, were destroyed. Noiiyel
are known to be lost.
STORM sTRIKESi PHILADELPHIA,
wrecising a Steamer and Destroying Mum
Der OF Baildinss.
PHILADELPHIA, August ga terrific
cyclone in passing up the Delaware riyel
this afternoon struck this city near Green,
wich Point and demolished portion ol
the works Of the PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manu-
factu,ing Company, injRring several
employees. il then took course
across Sthe river wrecking the river
steamer Mrs. Reybold and the ferry boat
Peerless. The storm blew the pilot,
Emery Townsend, and Captain Eugene
Reyhold of the steamer Reybold, drown
ing the former aud painfully ipjuring the
Captain. The Peerless was swept clean
almoss to the waters edge. When Maj.
Reybold left for Salem, N. j., she
had on board about fifty passengers, al
though as no tickets had been sold 1t Is
TO ascertain the exact number.
There were also about fourteen officers
and deck hands. OF this number OF peo-
pie upon the wrecked boat 1t does not ap-
pear any lives were lost except that Of the
pilot, although 1t Is not impossible that
some passengers were washed off and lost
without any one knowing Of the fatal cir.
cumstance.g
Asteam tug coming up the river after
the disaster reports the body Of the
woman seen for q few minutes floating in
the river near where the cyclone struck
the steamboat, but she sank out Of sight
and could not be found when the tug
made search. js
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LuNclIING iNTHE WILDWOOD.
rron the Editor of.tAs IatsIliqaesr.

great abundaacs," " said the chaperone. A
chorus Of protestations-"Had quite
enough, thank you." Yet more would
NOT have been wasted. You may have
noticed that ailuncheon prepared after a
nearly breakfast ION a full stomach" as
one might say, rarely measures up to the
capacity Of appetites sharpened by hall Q
day OF mountain outing. But The pangs
we're stayed, aud .ths sweet savor Of that
luncheon at the Boiling Spring fingers as
a followed memory. Only the olives
might have been better. Why is it that
good olives never come in nsmall bottles?
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Would It be agreeable to you to be ap-
pointed as an aide on the occasion OF the
ceremonies in connection with the obse-
euies Of Gen. Grant? II 1t would you
will be so announced. Please reply by
telegraph. W.s. HANCOCK,
t3 Major General.
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Colonel Grant this evening issued an in.
vitation to all the representatives Of
foreign nations accredited to this Govern
mentto participate in the ceremonies at
New York. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-02
COPPER

1890 Der lOUlbs
10 New VOTE 49, $500 q $3.50 per ton
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HoNE MARKETS.

>, ,,,.. rag, r.. Il & g Il: ssl gsa''
& $ 51!;rs i53@ R.ilss3 PIies
sasaotsd are 19ss a. expect to pay s0mewn"
Office of TIE HERALD -
r.t,.sdar evening. July ! 1885,
sals rsFO Ore Market -
FlTlSael Bankers.l
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EQUALIZATION OF TAXES.

Notice is hereby given, that the Board f
Equalization viii convene at the County
Court House. In the town of Nephi. County
of Juab, Territory of Utah. at 10 o'clock
am, standard mountain time. NJ Monday,
the 9th day of ..n'y, A y. isS5. to cal ana
determine all complaints made in gard to
the assessed value o. any property sssed
in said County. for County. Territtris. and
School Taxes for the year 1885, ct which
time and place all parties interested may
appear and make such complaint.
Dated at Nephi, Juab County. Uteh Terri
tory. this Ist day of June A. d. 1885.
BY order of tile County Court,
WIN. A. &. BIZ IAN.
Clerk OF the County Court Ir-tt county.
Utah Territory ,e''
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Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line TO take for Dea Moines. Mar
'halltown. Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon
;hlcago, Milwaukee, and all points East To
he people of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming.
Jtah, Idaho. Nevada, Oregon, Washington
md California Il offers superior advantages
lot possible by any other line.
Among few OF the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
Dad between Omaha and Chicago are It's
wo trains a dsv of DAY COACHES, which
ire the finest tnat human art and ingenuity
an create; its PALACE SLEEPING CARS
which are mouels of comfort and elegance
IS PARL0R DRAWING ROOM CARS, IN
JIrDassed by any; and its widely celebrated
oiL4TIAL DINING CARS, the equal OF
which can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union
'acifc Ry. connect in Union Depot with
hose of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In
chicago the trains of this line make close
connection Eith those of all Eastern lines
For Detroit Column bus, Indianapolis. Gin
III, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Pittsburg
oronto, Montreal Boston, New York, Phila
ielpnia, Baltimore, Washington, and all
Joints in the East, ask the ticket agent for
ickets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
fyou wish the best accommodations. All
ickst agents sell tickets.via this line.
I. HUGHITT, r. 8. HAIR,
Genl Manager GenI Pass Agent
CHICAGO.
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United States Mineral Surveyor for Utah
and Idaho. Notary Public, Geological Ex-
sminations. Reports on Mining Properties.
Surveys, Mines, Railroads and Canals, and
slperintends the workings of the same Pre-
pares estimates and plans for opening and
working mines expert On miniag nuss.inps
before the cnilr.s. Address P, O. Roy s,,5s
Salt Les 3 CITY. Utah,
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Mothers.

Aad V ~ are falling; broken, worn out
uaser" Jus Ss use Wells Health Re-
81 druggists.
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New York quotauonsJ .
- ny. per !
E 5upelJio- l0Il q lie. per q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

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hold .s., r,E.. ro,t
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

The Traders La,nter Co. % his
e;.y. Gr. z. T. GcSe msnager, i eos
fslly prepared % furnish tie peeps of
The country a5seerlio ge9G0sid riia
suslber. bu5idl4sg sna;sriaL h-ae. hzir
cement, hard aad s1a eaaL. exc, Is
any aeaasssy agTed aSi a. ire r.o,
Fo@sona rates. ItaiEi pay tbs tS-
gle 90 Netssxr, ssGsf0 znd JsTeil.
ru4E:iss. aud "a tScs asy ard "a CHS
u : nz.sss Gf Efts rifles Of E-s IlorS
% ges figures grgss tie Trades srsbes
caTniAnY Il il,endiag 70 build. a tie
company aTe bound % ssl i1nalsT :;
al. hazards When ysu want arr tkinz
IN cav sins cal and see as o<s1-e bay
ing elsewhere
TKApzS fEasER Ca
Fee T.. = HegIE
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%

Csx o. eod harness maker.
For gent; gs.i store room
30 C~ IT HStd.
F.rrs1t eues .e-e rom ifxt eors-
re.et Ipgyt3JC Turner az
Nas nd tse uphvcrsss
aeSu Faxland sagqer fa:-
-..e,i ssl5e s.ss Of Co&s~ 49,
arr ds melted . hAnssMs
aa ech,
Too 4 - Bag olG. ". wss
E Sccir5ei on Mondsy
et.s.a- Ifthrt residence 10 Css>s.
fple a. al sr. saa gate 4
eswae- &xia se's b~est}sei "a the
-y irpl IL. "a we Were Hos
:..-s vs fsu BE - riSe q iss - The
.ya.l.5.c I'D uan- Of tbe a,aoss
b..rr Z eck sIe sA4ang hog,
l.. ii 1shil WAS IN u town one
s.r a. veck o tia interest Of the
krns Nal Gk uaN. paper !. fsrta
a ri sCcu'ed his a.ryice.. fr
eszAnt gentleman. and
xxt sns low ~ isG.isss
Ugo u .Ssli s3i.tla2g. Bat
fald syol taa, the paper as
~ i. 81 gaIss sroSE. h4Ffy.
E.as.aI tat sc.iuAt-. aaI docs at
orle4 ~ "a the wfgtsr, y8u
moe a. r that tie mas boe1
y. q sal o. toe ulrsery business
/ II "a fs4l keeas a god
aes.t Aurhsr-. confectionery etc
a. Gig a. ia cJs'e..
L .9ei sfl closed lis GF.t term 80
81 A.aee lat wesE. Nn8 =
~skaotber term begscuIns
3: Of JSBu1ry. M. h : se.y
eHai sher. = Il
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Esray Notice.


Notice j hereoy given that Walker
( Brakeield have dissolved partner
ship. Mr. Walker having sold A.is IN
interest ~ Palmer ( Crawford. ST
notes and accounts viii be LEFT with i
Brakedsld foy collection. BAkedeld,
Palmer, & Crawford Wa carry OF g.
business at the Old stand.
lows WALGEa& BgsKEFrELp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

ACagp-The iAIsea Of he Congrs-
gztsouAl cfsarsa II CoAle dzlr
issongh ;his nsedissa II thank the A-
dies O: CoxLs and yicirss.s fns.aex 2d
IN preparing tx l~sanxssnag sapper.
making u Ss&1S s4eses
The city PaTsrscr "a xoisrso bod
The .ors ~ AZ bxz2rL ~ K has tas bess
geods and she lsress pfssez
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

- FC2SEgED room 1r rent Lady
ii gentleman preferred. VITA OF
staout board. Apply 20 Geo. ".
Souax.
Parties Wishing bargains can get
fem by caiius on -. D. Forester.
Ceiling out lis mT1''lro.
Fer sale.
Anew fhast0a. used only q few
fail leather top ana curisi5s.
steel axle aud tire. and every way a No
+ article. j. 6. AiAman. lied Cloud
New goods arriving daily e, the Cisy
.pharnSa ' every taing tsew and prices
she lowest.
Getting has tue most elegant gin
books e. CT Shown ia It's market.
Reduction IN cabinets and card Pho
toes 1t BrsjbrooAs Gallery until after
Holidays.
Cameaud see the uew City Parma
CIV and TIE cnvinc.l that i; is the hes;
place 70 bay Drugs and Fancy articles.
Call az ErcdoTookts 4tk @Tsaue Gal
..ry and have = negative iaksa al nrcs
So as - give me time TO Hush them
and not be disappointed.
The Cty Pharmacy hs de niccs;
lice OF Drugs and inlet attic - IN to~n
% county
CAbinets az siH0 PEI joEsa, Card. Cor
$3.50 per dozen uu.3l afser the iI0ladsys
az BraaoIosks Gallery.
Eyesy tang assTkei !. cs-h prices
ana lowest rates a. CITY Paaruney.
Remember Itt1kes s1n'irnt and tine
- make F8Ct0Enzp e
D. =. Buick keeps 90 han! q, tie
elevator. b9Ildlsg ;asse shica be NJ
sci IN large ~ sm al quantities. iSeJs
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LIN CREEK.

Good morning Hr. Editor
Where Oh where Is urJtaof
-one net dead hore.
Uucic Joe yhAml-rs has m5ei
Lls new house. Iuey havej is c
meu.sl Win = LIGHTNING In lndar
and storm Indicator.
Tie ,sdies oithc Eim & ok v
Cas- Gaye supper atjae 10cll
!cr ,as 5en,.. - lie ur stAsr.
.l.; - taG. =. clear offs expeG
Tie lecture az Thursday nisa; /
Ess-the yuG-E uta AN ascd ! 4
selves Is getting ups do .xht
We and rsl4la ta@t tls soc-ii 8
81 lightning EeG thunder soEn ,
a:z1i from beginning % cad
look 3 ..c,ia uuf for <kks -
Wl,t ! Inc mex; word. q
i. Thomas has purclss cd !
wagon.
!. T5omss ssys that hKrA
corn -ae sr :EI- ssas2s- Locx
th-; s4a. ca,a aL
L 2-ac~y. gfs =
y. ie4 g. s,nge s ery
Misses Huuaa, as4 nd =,
are G.Cacsu- school "a 3o0c
1.T, Williams ES 1abessl
bATa.
7 Cazmbe3 has erecaA -
Preaching every Two v1aks III
: Il. WAkeg - II jk /,
sehool - y o'c!Jek - 80
morning. Prayer usG&
&ay a.saL - are cou@ es
Co9o Aaskinx Z the aes
ard doat yoa forget s r.
cora IL lia ooa1y
Creek.
! 4 C&Rn.-We d&i-eex
! appreciation sIi Esslt
friends IN Red Clocis
| heir sympsShies ana
afacaoEs and beEexse1 Al
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

Acv wslr6er al &. A. O.Des', and
TIC Li.e-f bo denr that nave ever been
bro 80. q he Republican valley.
Tho w.- nn TO psper their houses
tiss iaI ikea O. the cold oct, would e.
vel g, oz fsithe sail paper Gud pint
bo-." y.y 54is Tire aes o.psa hDas-.
Dsu' .l 4 Tie place. Al price, ~
eUlL Ire q NEE &. 4. ogHE.
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alD~-b D~NHs
The MsAa Farm Lo,n CO. will
snai' y.1fsie-n GU vou farm Of
a,T- 2 per cent and furnish tie
aeD a 1oai ray delay. C@ii Ola
eheta p t.SLe3 Cloud Na..snsI Rauk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

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.rasre wleo. La tsu e4Ss.-i b. MOVING
- s.-.
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$50 % = rsti
Er G. u. STrtsgsT 10y hsp--- I-ssrr
- - cs2. sessat IN isEaE $ &c ~~t
s3e boil g Mrs Fa.srJ- ; ua.asrea tF1-r-S
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