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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Sim spuntaa bssann in ct. Marie

Sim sDnntag bssunn IN ct. Rarien
babier bas pier3isitinbise @sbet. 9as
@ottesbans, better seiast bas Gbor, war
sei6miidt, 10 uiel es bic SuB3eit erIaubte.
Mm Morsen sinsen i'm lepitirten 9o9amte
bic Waitsliebsr Der bsiben llnteritisunsss
pereine ssmsiniam our 3. Communion unb
nit ibnen cine sroBe an3abl @emeinbes
mitaIieber. Rep. gI. Sobannes mabnte
in pdterIiden Worten BEL Der prebist bic
periammelten Witslieber Der 8ereine
ibre 9fi9tsn bur9 unb bur4 ais fatbos
Iii9e Manner au tbun, ni9t ALIEN I'm
bdusli9sn, ionbern aud i'm OffentIi3en
2ebsn. 8sim S9luB bes 5o9amts warb
has bb. Satrament tn feierli9er Pro3eis
fion untsr ben bebren &ldnsen ses Pange
lingua unb Lauda Sion um bas @pttess
baus sstrasen, bic 9itanei @usr l5silisen
seiunsen unb 10 bas uier3isftinbise @ebet
erSffnet. CUR @bre Der Yereine iei es bier
geiagt, es feblten psnise Mdnner beim
semeiniamen Gang gum Glide bes Serrn.
gu6 bic 8etitunben waren am Sonnta9
gut beiu9t. SSn Der Gbenbanba9t belt
&ep. &impsr cine berrIi9e Yrebist iber
has Satrumsnt Der gei9t, Der NIT guss
unb Obr seIauidt wurbe. Natiirli6 bal,
fen bic Yrieitsr Der umliesenben @emein.
ben tii9tiS aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
S(ns ben geridten itaotilder Seamter.

Mrls ben 8eridten itaotiider Seamtert.
Den Bis iebt %porIieseuben Sabresberi6s
ten Der itdotii9en 8eamten enttebmen mir
bas 6~OIsenbe:
Stabtmar9aI
@smdB benz geri9t bes StabtmaridaIs,
bes Germ s. s. 3usenbiibler, beitebt bic
itdbtii1e Yolisei iest aus benz Mari6au,
benz @ebilfsmari9aa, benz Yoliseibaupts
mann unb 81 YoIiSiiten. Dab am Gnbe
bes @erwaltunssiabres, bas fir bic Stabt
nit benz Wonat Sebruar enbist, 8 Yoli.
item nlebr porbanben iinb, ertldrt Der Maars
i1aI babin, baB auf 8etreiben Der BGrs
ger 4 YoliSiiten pom Stabtratb ernannt
worben finb, uon bsnen isbo9 elmer feline
gntlaiIuns sessben. Der Mari9au tbeilt
nit, baB er ni9ts NIT Der @ermebrrng Der
Yoli5eima9t gu tbun sebabt babe, er iast
nit anbern Worten, baB bic 0ermebruns
iberflihis mar. llnb Der Meinuns iinb
MIR aud. Oie Iussabe BON $240o bic
ber Stabt babur9 erwuds, bate permiebsn
werben f6nnen. Trotbem isten bic Nuss
saben fir bic 9olisetma9t bod nod nm
500 niebriser, als ie CUR 3eit ieines
Imtsporsdnsers paren. Der Maridaa
felt bic uns bod etrpas fibn uortommens
be 8~ebauptuns auf, buB er nadweiien f6n,
ne, baB pabrenb ieiner beiben Nmtstermi.
ne, alic In 1883 = 1884, = 1885
bic Summe BON $l3 900 weniger perauss
sabt uurbe, als friiber fir PoIi3ei In bems
ielben 3eitraum.
9lrreite wurben 7O6, bapon 322 pesen
8etruntenbeit, l59 wessn 8asabunbirens,
rs pesen 5riebsnbru9s un6 So wessn
S9Idserei, Der &eit wesen anberer gers
seben sema6t.
Der Wari9al uerbient alles Sob, ni9t
aHein wesen ber Dirt unb @etie, pie er
iein Gmt periab, II. wesen ieiner Spariams
teit, ionbern aud pesen Der %offeuen Spras
DE, bic er sesen BEN Stabtratb fibrt.
Soffentli9 beldBt i'm BET neue Stabtratb
i'm Imt, has er our sroBen 3ufriebenbeit
Der Sirser gut ueriab.
Qubitor.
@emdB benz Beri6t bieies Seamten III
bic S~inan3Iase Der Stabt fOIsenbe:
MuSnnhpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Ser rSnbspsnbsnt" elm bier eri9einsms
bes t~leines, balb in Chicago sebrudtss &ds
ieblatt, re9net aus, baB bas county fir
sinen Yatienten i'm Soipital Der BarmberSis
gen S9weitern 1913 per Wo9e be3ablt. @ie
Der rSnbepenbent" bieies &e9nunsserempel
fertis sebra9t bat, lit unerfinbIi9. Oas
Blatt bat ii3 i9on mebreremale idwer an
ben garmber3isen S9weitern uersansen,
unb Der @runb baSu liest i'm &atboIitens
baB. 9lu9 benz 6%rembenbaB unb benz
Gemperen5wabnfimn bulbist bieies r5ami:
lienblatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Ser inueit Subnqre seIssenen 81

Ser nnueit Su6nalie seIesenen ct.
@larasafabemie gu Sininnawa Mounb,
Wisc., bate, wie mir our Seit beri9teten,
bic pc ritorbene Oominifanerin, Sdweiter
Maria 8ralep II. a.. ibren 9ntbeil at, pers
idiebenem @runbeisen.bum i'm Staate 81
linois, namli9 an benz fosen. 8oones8Iod
on Der gde Der Mabiions unb 2aialIe: Ctr.
in Chicago, iowie on anberem @~isentbum
auf Der Norbieite Der Stabt unb IN Ranfas
tee, Sus., teitamentarii9 uermu9t. Oas
Eeitament wurbe inbeB BON ben 8erwanb.
ten Der Seritorbenen in gbicasoer @eri9s
ten auf ben @runb bin ansefodten, bab
bic vItabemie ais auswdrtise Corporation
@runbeisentbum ni9t bleibenb befisen
biirfe." Oieier ginwanb wurbe nun In Der
porisen @o9e pon &i9ter Sbeparb als
iti9baltis anerfannt unb bamit Der YroseB
sesen bic ct. glara,N tabemie enti9ieben.
DE, &i9ter fanb, baB es sesen bas Staatss
interehe iei, auspdrtisen Gorporationen,
iiber wel9e Der Staat feinerIei Jurisdiction
ober gontrole babe, ben u%nbebinsten unb
unbeidranften 8eiit bon @runbeisentbum
gu seitatten. 0as 8ermd9tniB Der gsrs
itorbenen wurbe besbaIb, ioweit IS auf
@runbeisentbum I'M Staate sSlinois fid
erftredte, fir unsiiltis ertldrt. = Die
S6weitern werben natiirIi1 sesen ben
gnti9eib, Der cine sroBe Srasweite bat,
appeutren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Stadt 4 Amgegend.
Entered at the postoface at Dubuque, 1owa
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Gunnituttonea.

0as Staatsoberseri3t bat bur6 elm am
II. Mars gu Siour Gitp sefdates llrtbeil
entidisben, buB bas YrObibitionsssiet, pis
es bic lette 9ssislatur e~rIafen, conititus
.tionssemdB lift unb baB ieber Burger einen
girbaItsbefebl sesen einen SaIOon ais @es
meini6aben seri6tli9 beantrasen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
- WS&entli&e Briefifte.
yfo. 1
OubuQue, ben %. NRar, 1885

Sn psI&r aue Hrttft ~ansetist fnb, wel4s pom 10
Wadrs bis jum %. Dldrs In Der bisRstn potoffee auass
,omHsu unb ut4t obssbolt pOrbsu fnb
@osrenbS 8eupe Wfueler 0m.
Sunssrs sSobn O9seq Soiepb
6olfe Sorotbea Slin9er 8euepe
8lemann WiQiam Sdnieber Rlbolpb
eanian & Sdwob Sebaitian.
yean pessI, ut4t, psnn n,au mad Sritisu aut bisftI
Fife frost. bu bsmeieu. bob Ne a usttttat Rnb, unb Bite
4nmma Der Drtshtts a~usussbsn.
Geo. Gsams, peRmstRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Maion & Samlin's aufredtitebenbe
pianos fnb nidt 70 bod i'm Yreis, ais bic
meifen FOLDER tbeuern s%Snitrumente. Sober,
Der elm &enner pon gutter Nrbeit anb Mas
terial 1T, fiebt Elm, warum iie ni9t 10 biqis
inb ais i9Ie9te Snitrumente. (BofOn
Sournal.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Mm 9ienitas, ben 81. Mars, wirb bic
bemotratii9e Convention a~bsebaIten. gs
inb Ganbibaten auf3uteaen fir Mapor,
&ecOrber, S4atmeiiter, @ubitor, Stabts
anwalt unb Mfefor. Die 8Orueriamms
lunsen IN ben ein3elnen @arbs finb am
nd9iten Samitas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Trau WatbilOe yruniina SO. 1920
Sraneis Strabe, ct. SOiepb, WO., bdlt
bie beIisbtsn Dr. &u9uft &6nig's.
Samburger SamtIien : Mebis
sinen ftets TIM 9auie uorrdtbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Nm Mittpod sur Na@t brannte bic
bic Stride gu Yleaiunt @roue, pier Msilsn
iibli9 pon @pwortb nieber. Der 8srluit
bstrdst $4,000, bic gerii9eruns $4,000.
Die llria9e bes Seuers lit unbetannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
@emdB benz 8eri9t bieies 8eamten lit
bic Ginan3Iase Der Staot fOIsenbe:
Nusqaben.
Sotal $173 1857 62
Oie funbirte S1ulb Der Stabt mar .. s.

~
1874, SAG, 81, bapon finb $40, 500 neue
Bombs, bic in Solse bes llrtbeils i'm Yrcs
seB Stofins sesen bic Stabt a~usseseben
purben 81, 900 geben ab, bic on @orcors
ran unb Souns Bombs ~abbesabIt worben
fin6, 70 baB iebt bic funoirte S9ulb Der
Stabt S777.084,74 betrdst. Die i6ues
benbe S3ulb lit S66, 1910 9esen &c.,
37l,7O i'm p~srsangereu Sabr, 10 baB bic
gan5e itaotiide S6ulo SS43,S72,A be-
trG9t.
&idi tdnbis an Stsuern iinb $50, 774,2l
pouon $50 900 oils beitreibbar betradtet
werben. Sn ben Sdnben bes S9atmeis
tiers iinb (2S. Sebruar 1850 $24, 967, Al.
Der gubitor ma9te bic Semertuns, baB
bas Sinan3 : @omite u Sls,484 bo,ste,
sesen S31 ,3o7, 25 i'm uorbersebenben Sab:
re. Der Gubitor persiBt gu iasen,
baB am /. Mdrs, 1883, $35 .042, 81 on
Sanb mar, basesen am l. MdrS, 1884,
$57,763,5 SO. Sdtte bas lettidbrise Sis
nans : gpmite nur $35 ,042, 81 on 9anb
sebabt, 70 bate es ni9t s1s,4s4, ionbern
Sal 2O5, 38 bergen miifen. SEER &eilep
ma9t ii9 bier elmer Gduiduns bes Yublis
fum's idulbis, in benz er einem SinanSs
gomite Sob ipenbet, bas es gar ni6t pers
bient, bern es mar zines Der unfdbi9iten,
fopfloieften, bas bic Stabt nod lie bate,
Defenders ipenben mir bieies Sob ieinem
9oriitenben. Wdre Der S9atmeiiter
nidt 10 beiorst fir bas Snterefie Der Staot
sepelen, wie oft i'm Sabre wdren bic ftaptis
i9en 9lrbeiter unbe3ablt au%ssesansen.
Ober lit es cine gmpfebluns, wenn man
@eIb 3u 8 pro Gent 3u bergen iudt, uenn
mans fir 6 pro Sent baben Tam? Mud
far Mapor O'Donnsa lit es tein 9ob, baB
er 70 topfoie 2eute ar bieies wi@tise GO
mite fette.
gitpsSnsenteur.
Wertb Der unter Muffi9t bes gitpsSnses
nisurs unb StraBentommifdrs sema3ten
Nrbeiten:
0urd bic anIiesenben Gisentbiimer
gu beSahlen: ..$l2.2oo.97
Surd bic Stabt Su bejablen. ...... 1925
49, 61. 20
@anas alssabe fir StraBen 3pede $s9.651 .sS
Die Stabt beiitt iest "a Wfeilen dauis
iirte StraBen unb Meps, mebr ais irgenb
cine anbsre Stabt i'm Staate. gauerlaubs
niBI9eine fur @sbaube i'm Wertb pom
$23O.41s murben 153 ertbeiIt bapon mos
rem 81 S9eine fir SoISsebaube unb 80
fir 8aditsinbauten. Der Snsenisur ems
pfieblt bic anlase zines ~a0semeinen canals
ipltemS.
Stabtif9er Grst.
246 StsrbsfdIs wurben ansemslbet,
bod meint Der Gecorber, bab 900
sber Der @abrbeit ndber fommt.
Oas ersiebt 10 per Gauienb, cine
iebr annebmbare State. $50 @sburten
wurben anssmelbet. Oie @eiunbbeitsbes
borbs wiini9t, baB ibr @rmd9tisuns &C.
sebsn werbe, bic 9aeps auf &oiten Der @ns
lieser gu reinisen. au9 fol- elm alse'
meinsr 2a~serunsspIas fir Mbfdae berses
felt werben, am Bsitsn In ben Giimpsln IN
Der Nabe pom &pans S9la9tbaus.
Nuf bic anbern Beridte Der ftdbtii9en
Beamten tommen mir 3urid, wenn fe Dor:
liesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Chicago Rarftbertnt.

Chicago WarftbertGt.
Wer EeIesrapb.) %. Wdr;. 1885.
@eiaen-No. 2. IA bis rs Gts.
WeHdtorn-37 bis 39t @ts.
Safer-27t bis BOT @ts.
Butter-21 bis 20 @ts.
@ier-14i bis 10 @ts.
WbiStp-$1.15.
cd $3.50 bis 4.75.
Rinbpteb-$2.50 bis 4.50.
S4wetneIeii9- .S5 bis11.871.
q. 2outS RarttbeSt@t.
Wer TeIesrapb) %. Wdr3 1885.
@eiseu-rotber. Ro. Q. S3 bis S3t Cts.
WeI&forn-3Ss bis 39s Cts.
Sater-31a bis 80 @tS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Geideufe fiir ~Grittommunifanten.

S90nfte guswabl pon @sbetbi9ern,
&oientranSem, Rersen u. (. M. i'm @roB.
unb 6leinuertauf bel s. 8. &isbs I,
gde Der Is. anb @lapitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
9ie Yusmaderiunem Yu@buls & &ieIe,

Dem @ourtbaus s~esemiber, baben ibre
GribIimsswaaren erbalten. BORT finb bic
mobernifen Quite, bic id0nften 8Iumen,
BrauttrdnSe, S9Ieier nnb Straube fir
grifcommunitanten in completer MuSwabl.
Gin ssebrtss Damenpublifum pom Dubuque
unb nmsebuns 1T ssbeten, i9 bic Waaren
an3uIeben unb bic preiie gu frasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Sem Sabresberidt BEG Suipitals Der

Sem S~abresberidt bes Sofpitals bsr
garmberaisen Sdwefterm entnebmen mir
bas S~olsenbe:
anSabl Der Satienten, bic am 1. Sanuar
1884 i'm Soipital rparen. ............. "a
SIM eaufe bes Sabres rpnrben aufsenommen
Srante. .233
gntlaiIen. PAS
@eitorbsn iinb. 49,. ...... 10
SIM Solpitale rparer am 1. Sanlidr 1885,. 40
3abl Der 9atienten, bic be;ablt baben. 49,. 1888
Hidt ;ablenoe Yatienttn. ............ 40
3abl Der nidt sablenben Yatienten, bic gu
Dubuque SO. 9eb6ren. ............. "a
Surdidnitt Der 2Soben, bic ieber bieier
nibt be3ablenben Yatierten i'm SoIpital
4atienten, bic auberbalb Dubuque 60. Der
0ur6i6nitt Der Wo6en, bic elmer bteier
Yatienten i'm Soipital mar. ........... "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24

Gebt 3u y. Grler, SO. 1888 Glapitr.,
fur gleGs unb Yapierblumen gu bilisen
Pretien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
lle6er cine Mi1ion Uetpinne bertbeilt.
Nit SIS
fault man siusu sanSsu
&.&. Sfterr. ltn8aru6em StaatS.
8Ono,
psIds Sonbs an 3 Sishunssn idbrItd
pirb.
SeberBoub
mus NIT eiutui Der folseHSeu Geuinne ge3ogtn


1850 FREEZER I'm Betrase uou 1.l19.SO0 SuIbsn.
SeSer I. |. llusarifder Staats : Bomb,
u,Ibr fsin,n Der ar6bsrsn gspiuus ma4i, mus cine prds
mite pon m~iubstsns 40 Sulbsu sspinnsn.
Dtt nd&hs 5tsbuns IN au
IS. 2(pril 1895.
sstu Bomb. p,l4u boz ODER am is. MprtI
1885 bis 8 nbr absnbs bet uns init IS. o sstauft
pirb, In aum aamleu 0swtnn buedtist, Der Set Der
5isbuns am 10. sprtI i885 baraui sniiausn fam.
~ Bet Orsrss aus BEN SnIanbs senhst BITE etmtsus
Smme bon S5 mitisIft rseiftrtrtsn eri.iss. um stnsn ioI'
den Bomb. tdhom tar ote nddte Stehuue am Is.
april 1885 gu uwrbsn. Ref tablbar tn monat'
ltAen &aien.
Ran abrdRrs psssn autanfs pou Bombs. girtaIarsp
unb isbu udbnen austunft. an BITE
SnternattouaI 8anftm8 Co..
40 8aItsm etr., 06s Brsaswas, Rssp Sort.
(gtabltrt felt 1874
N. b. Bet Nnfrasen uub Orbus wouen Ste gen. Der
Ramm Der .surembursu Gasetts- ~srpdbnm.
- Die porasbsnbsn Bombs fnb init teinu eotteis to
asnb wsl&r Wrt al perslst&eu uub NIT fetnsm GsftSs t0
bu. etaateu IN @tbuipra&,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
Nr&hett

Ereb. Seer, Nr9tteet unb Superintens
bent. S@ulea un6 9tr@en cine SpesiaIts
tit. G&te Strabe, 40. Soma u. Clap.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
Their Motives.

SALT LAKE CITY, December 3, 1885.
To the Editor of The HERALD
There has been some speculation upon
the motives OF the fee fiend fraternity
in arresting and investigating those
women, and some wonder has been ex-
pressed as to what those motives could
be. To my mind the motives for that
course are as thick as blackberries. a
few being as follows:
1. To make political capital generally
by preiudicing the public mind.
3. To influence President Cleveland
to say something salt about Utah in his
message.
8. To influence Congress to pass some
more unconstitutional and oppressive
laws to bear on Utah, or rather on the
Mormons because of their religion.
4. To get pick at tue local authori-
ties, to serve as backing for the insane
yell for martial law or legislative COM
mission, and such bOsh.
5. To brighten womenkind from testi-
flying anything to the damage Of the
SACRED majesty of lecherous Ct muir
derous /. D. HIS, or any of their
henchmA so that such vile characters
NAV not live above the law, for that is
an altitude they are incapable OF rising
to, but that they may live beyond reach
of the law.
6. Revenge. UTAH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
VALLEY HOUSE.
Well Stocked.

As is customary, at this season of the
year at the Eagle House, Mr.. s. P.
Teasdel has stocked his four stores with
everything in the several lines he deals
in, so that purchasers can choose to
their entire satisfaction, from yard of
blue ribbon to suit Of clothes, from
box of matches TO large-sized cook
ing stove, or from dimes worth of
candy to a barrel of sugar. His stock
of Christmas fruits, all cleaned and
ready for use, is large and very choice.
In the line OF novelties aid toys, silk
handcherchiefs, dress goods, clothing,
ETC., the assortments are such that
there Will be no difficulty in selecting
articles for Christmas or New Year
presents. Cali at the Eagle House aud
investigate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
GRINDING THEM OUT.
Fifteen Indictments by the First
District Court Grand Jury.

As announced in The HERALD of yes
terday the First District Court opened
in Ogden at 10 o'clock. As the Beck
Eureka mining case is to be continued
in Ogden, says the Herald, the at
torneys in that celebrated case were in
attendance. Among the attorneys
present in the court room were Hon. P
FL. Emerson, P. ]. Barratt, ]. n. KIM
ball. V. Borrower, G.. C. Richards,
Judge r. K. Williams, Arthur Brown,
Judge Sutherland, Presley Denny and
w. II. Dickson. The hum of many
voices continued for a few minutes,
when Deputy Perkins gave vent to the
usual Hear ye" and order was re-
stored.
The hrst business was TO receive the
report OF the Grand Jury through their
foreman, ]. w. McNutt. Fifteen in
documents have been found, seven of
which are United States cases and it is
safe to presume there has been a little
"segregating" going on.
The charges against Charles Dorsey
and B. and G. Chadwick were ignored;
the charge against Mrs. Rife was also
thrown out, and in each of these cases
the bonds were ordered to be released
and the defendants discharged.
The Grand Jury then retired and
preparations for the taking of testi
mony in the mining suit were made.
4 lot of specimens of ore were brought
In and arranged on table, aud pilS of
metals and other paeaphernalia were
set up. givi G the court room the ap
pearance of a school. ~
Mr.. A. II. VIM AID Miss Lee are
reporting the case Mr.. Van Dusen
occupied the rest of the forenoon IN
giving testimony for the Eureka Bull
lion Company. Other witnesses for
both sides were examined this after
noon. tbs expected the taking of tes-
timony will last several days yet.
The model of the mine, furnished
by the plaintiff is the object of much
admiration. The whole of the work
lngs on each level are distinctly shown
by means of sheets of glass, one above
the other, each sheet representing a
level
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
The Difference.
UTAH.

The manner III which Sheriff GrOes-
beck performed his duty on Saturday,
in arreSting Deputy Marsha Wander
cook and Assistant District-AttorDey
Lewis, was in marked contrast with the
way in which Marsh-l Ireland and his
underlin-s perform their duty when
called upon to arrest Mormon. The
Sheriff did not treat the men as if they
were convicts the moment warrant Is
were placed in his hands, as Mr.. Ire
lands deputies do, but recognized their
rights and privileges; he even went
farther. and allowed his prisoners to fix
their own time for appearance in court,
and permitted them to go on their own
recognizances, Who ever heard of Ire
land or one OF his men being even cOur-
teous to a Mormon, and the idea OF
treating one of the latter AS ii he were a
gentleman and had any rights that an
upstart deputy or an elevated peddler OF
lamp Wicks should respect, never en-
tered an official Uranium.
The difference in the department OF the
County and the Federal officials IS &C
counted for by the fat that the former
is a gentleman and knows how to per
form an official duty in d gentlemanly
manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
OUR ANNUAL.

TsE EEgALD Annual for 1885, now IN
course Of preparation, and which will
be issued with our New Year edition
ganra-v LIST nex0 will be the finest and
most complete work OF the kind ever
nubl,zhei west OF the Mississippi, con-
uain;re many new and interesting fea-
lures. Every regular subscriber to The
HELD DAILY. Sunday, Semi-weekly
and weekly editions) viii be presented
with 3 copy OF the Annual, and copies
viii also be sent to the hotels and prom
iDent business men throughout Utah,
Idanc and Montana. The Annual will
be compendium Of useful, valuable and
n5e- taining information and as such,
y occupy a.p,ace in the Offices stores,
households, etc. throughout the above
Territories. As medium of constant
daily advertising, throughout the year
1885 II viii, for the merchants of Salt
LAKE City, Ogden and Provo, be with
out q 7.val. Mr. II. Hammond is au-
tho-izsi % canvass fo- advertisements
to tie annual and he will at once call
upon the merchants of this city to
s0EciJ their business cards for the issue.
We commend him to our friends and
the Business public in general.
HERALD P. & ?. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
THE SUNDAY HERALD DURING
DECEMBER.

The SUNDAY HERALD, until January
1st. will consist of from II to 16 pages,
the enlargement being necessitated by
the demands upon our space for hOli-
day advertising. 1t is very apparent
that the efforts of THE HERALD to make
its Sunday issue more than usually a
tractive, have been appreciated by the
reading and business public, as the cir
culation creeps steadily upward week by
week, and the advertising space is al
WAYS crowded. THE SUNDAY HERALD
now reaches more homes than any other
paper in Utah, a fact which advertisers
appear to be fully aware of.
This mornings issue contains IA
pages. Readers will find it to their
convenience to arrange the sheets as the
pages are numbered before starting in
to peruSe the paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
Winamnck in the Tolls.

Maurice McGrath, otherwise known
as Winamuck, once OF the Tribune of
this city, was brought in from Park
City last evening by Sheriff Turner, and
ing until this morning, when he
will probably be taken to Provo.
1t is understood that the charge against
him is grand larceny, and it is further
intimaGed that Wnamuck had some
thing to do with, or knows something
about, the sudden disap pearance of the
reporters notes in the Beck-Eureka
case, which were lost on the Utah Cent
raj some time ago. Further develop
ments will be awaited with interest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
DIED.

SHELMERDINE-In the Eighth Ward, this
city, at 5.4j pm, december 5th, ISIS. O.
paralysis, after q lingering sickness Of
nearly twelve months, James Sheluef
dine Born December 21ss, 1919, at Ns2-
chester, England
Fune.al services will De held at 'l'
Eighth Ward Meeting House on Tuesdl?
the sth instant, at 10 am Friends Of
the family are respectfully Invited to a.
end.
IRvISe.-A: West Jordan. December 4.f'
Johu Walton, son of J0hu and ELza09~
Irving
Born at Ludgate, County Of Duthaa
England, March 10th, 1852: emigr9;ed e
Utah with his parents in the year 1855. &c
leaves a wife and five children and nuneI'
Gus friends 10 mourn his loss.
DRUCE-At the residence of his father III
law, Joseph Kingsbury, Of thts CIV
December eth. 1855, Of cancer, JOEL .
bruce. Born July 18th, 1852.
Funerl on tuesday, sth instant >
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms, 81
O'Clock n.
DIcKEET-In this city. December 4tH;. 1 Fo.
Adolph + Der du Faur infant sou u u
dinsnd and Wilma L, pickert, ss7N
months Rndl5 days.
Funeral at pm tod. from reSids-''
sos. Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

JOIN HoRLIcK's buggy and borso
taken from his residence. O-9e Were
Fifth South and West TemnIe ct 81 Of
last evening. No clue to the Thief '''st'
THE REGULAR monthly meetin,
I. U. No. lis takes place to.S3ao. j.
l 80 pm, at Firemen's Hall II at
sirOus that full attendance be nro = ue'
as the nomination of officers and @tLnNt,
important business takes place, O'"e'
An EVENING sheet makes the ,ss.
ton that ID. o. Calder was one - S g
securities on Pearson's bond. TLi.pe
perhaps, about as near as the rao - 81. y
gets t. the truth but it is tn iTalT. 'ef
variance with the facts in the %. u
William Calder is the gentleman meas
doubtless.
IT NOW transpires that f. W. Re-.
was appointed register of the In oS99
Office at Oxford, Idaho. instead Of ' !!
Salt Lake. This viii. undoubtedly La
the Utah registryship in the hands \:
the gentleman whom the telegram :, "
ported as being recently appointed :
that position, Mr.. Webb. u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
Sunday School Union

The monthly meeting of the Deseret
Sunday School Union will be held in
the Assembly Hall on Monday evening
next, commencing at pm. The sing
ing and music during the evening will
be furnished by the Fifth Ward Sunday
School choir, and the Sunday School
Union band. Brother Charles Ross, of
the Twentieth Ward school, Will deliver
q short lecture on the life of Brigham
Young. A prompt attendance is re-
quested.
DAVID r. LYON, Asst Secy.