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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Salt Lake City Rrew,np coan.,,

NJ. CULLEN, n. W. Mopsr
W. Ireslueht. President
we are now prepared to receive order s
LOT our CELEBRATED BEDwEIsER LAGKs
BEER Special inducements given 10
purchasers of carload lots.
=, Having given our careful attention 10
tne SELECTION OF the finest material for
the manufacture of beer after the Bud
welser process, We are in situation to
pace before the public an article su-
market.
Orders by telephone promptly at.
tended to.
JACOB NORTH, Sec. & Treas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Internal Machine

LONDON, April San Internal ma
chine was found to-day, in the Nesiev
military hospital, at Portsmouth. The
az auI - o1 had been previously warned
10 look ont for an explosion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Sullivan and RYAN

New YORK, April s..-John L. Sulli-
van and Paddy" Ryan to-day agreed
70 contest with small gloves at Butte
City, Montana, on June 10th for the
championship belt, 81 500 and two.
thirds of excursion moneys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
In Egypt.

SUAKIM, April s.-The guards and
Australian contingent, which left here
on Monday for Handaub, with orders
to build a zereeba at that point, have
reached their destination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Salt Lake City, Nineteenth 1iS Ward u Kidd
SALT LAKE Cry. rrAH-
Mr.. H. E. Grow:

Nv NJ Co.,. April 5, 1885.
Dear Sir:-This is to certify, that by YOUR
system OF treatment of weak eve Il have
lost one by disease), catarrh OF the head
and other sympathetic diseases, 1 have
experienced immediate and permanent
relief, and recommend your treatment as
effective and curative. There is no hmm.
bug about it, and needs but a trial to nro-
duce the relief demanded and expected.
ISAAC ROGERS.
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SALT LAKE CITY, April 7th, 1885.
Mr.. b. E. Grow.

oALI LAhk OITf, April TN, I5o5.
Mr.. H. E. Grow:
b. Tsa y. Sr:-I am very grateful to you in be-
i ;ta - "a my son, who through your treatment
I Is maae we'll having suffered for years with
Of tha IN one leg. through the contraction
pubic please make it known.
Yours Truly,
o+.h JOHN C. SANDBERG,
Vi tue nrm OF Sandberg, Burton & Gardner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Auction Sale.

BamSerger & Co., just south of the
Postoffice, are selling their entire stock
of Gents Furnishing Goods. The goods
must go at any price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
Big Fire Reported.

BoRDENsTowN, N. j., April S.-The
extensive cotton mill of Morris Bros.
at Gravevi!le, is reported on fire and
assistance is asked.
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SALT LAKE CITY,
April 3, 1885.
Mr.. H. E. Grow

Mr.. II. E. Grow:
Sir;-For sven years, through rheumatic
ELECTION, I was partially and might say entir.
ely deprived OF; the use and benefit of nv
right arm and its muscular members. By .
strict observance of your system of tyest-
ment have been restored to healthy
action OF the diseased member and also
relieved of a persistent and Continual head.
ache, the result, as think of the frst com
plant. VIM
Very Respectfully,
BRIGHAM RIDD,
Salt Lake City, Nineteenth Ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09

To break up colds, fevers and infiam-
matory attacks, use DR.. Pierce's Com
pound Extract of Smart Weed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09

TRY Chase g. Sanborns standard Java
coffee. Private growth goods superior
to Mandheling Java.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09

FoR VIEWS of the great west, gold
medal portraits, frames and notions
nrst-class and cheap, goto Sayage's A t
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BORN.

GoDDARD.-To the wife of Harry Goddard, q
daughter. Weight, ten pounds.
Mother and child doing well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01
TR!M BOTTLE FREE,

NOIICE.-i S1ll ss1d trial bottle of tas RI tNESAIOh-suf-cteEt 70 stop i.s rer:t-free fse 70 any one afflicted. rprlyns y letter sta.in Y. pion ns and age. striesiy cons '. SN1. If2scandViyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01

making this statement we are solely act- uAted by desire to keep the public fosted in the true facts of the case. Te 4essrs Lemon & Ellis our only reply is the query: :: How much more profitable it is to sell out constituency to railroad corpor |. tion than to attempt to cinch sn insur ance 'mpany by incendiarismt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01
MEchiEjEI R'E1

duced It enrich-s and purises ;he Blood, s.rene.S ens The nerves Brain. Muscles. Digestion odues tive org-Es. and Physical and Mental Fseul:ies. + s'oIsany unnatural facilitating dfesrs. sem:ns losses win the urine eic destructive to rind sn< oody II is : cure einn sto. Of al KIDNEY ANp BLADDER COMPLAINTS. Is contains no in iuY1oxs ingredients. To these Wha are su6er1nG fro0 The evil effects of youthful tndesersfiOue os e1crsses .a speedy thcrouzh and permsnent CCRI 10 SLAaASTEIp. Price oe.50 per bottle CT fvs ooctes 1, case. with full directions and sdvts ole Sent secure from observatton to any .sdres rv sPs or price, CT c o. p. To be had oniyS
 pr. C. D. Saldeld. 2l6 E~aruy St.~<t. sAn f,.ac.sco' CA- Consults:ions strictly eoaA- dentiAi. by letter or .: ofnce, FkEE Fer sse eoa
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01
sIERHeTH

6TEHHeT EyIs6 RKAA-YAHp yERvI IONIC is the legitimate result Of over 9 yeays si practical experience, ss1 CURES WITH CNYAIL ING CERTAINTY ys1 yoosXn6 Physicai Debility. Seminal Weakness. Dpsf lns.s0rrhaa, Emissions, Inposerey, Exhausted VI sAti;y, Premature Deelins and LOSS OF MANHOOD, from whatever csxses pro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01

John C. Herndon and Alfred Eof, in compliance with the request of Bob Con- nell. are preparing statistics regarding
 Prescott and vicinity, to be forwarded to H. Clay Condo and other capitalists of S.
 Louis, who contemplate availing them selves Q: the ben>6:s of the subsidy granted by the last Legislature to the first builders of a railroad between this City and the line of the Atlantic & Pacific.
 Cp to date there have been 5sl cattle and horse brands placed on record in the ounty
 Recorders office. This fact taken in con nection with the meagre membership oi
 seven'y-three. possed by the County Stock
 Growers Association, speaks bat poorly for
 the interest taken by cur stock growers in
 the absolute necessity of organizing fol
 mutual protection.
 4 telegram received by Cnder Sheriff
 Lawler, to-day, stated that MexicaE had
 been arrested, by Deputy Sheriff Hickey, at Weaver, and turned over to the authori- ties of Msricopa county, on the charge oi
 being one of the robbers who recently tool in the w,ckenburg stage and relieved it oi s6, 900 bar of gold bullion, from the Vui turs mine.
 | Charley Curtis, to-day returned to town, after . mysterious absence of several days.
 His friends intimate tlAt Charley has been out in pursuit of the stage robbers, and that his good fortune alone prevented him from overriding them We congratulate him on his narrow escape from falling into fha cnrnnanr of fhe hold had men
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01

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 DIR. LIEBIG & co. treat Guceesssui;y by Homceops,ay, every form Of Special, Private os Chronic Disease without mercury diss = If vitality drained from The bcdy, eseass fslloz lhat bsf,e oTdiu. Y medical tres;meut lowed to contiupe, the unpatIrs. loss eoasu tion, diabetes, B-ishs csease, insanity, etc. Cass srsn:eed. Diseases of the urinsry cfgsnB iitreys, liver ana bladder specially treated Dissasss of women speedily eursd. Qualified and Responsible-Dr. Ussk Co.,. from Europe, organized ia eompiauss vixh C1ifsrzAa xeiicsl Law. Diplons procured by ysgs lar college scuca;ion and their l9th sf special pyseice. Eoss pS ~esfsl electric t<9s 5ss patients.
 ~ToTrove the wonderful power Of the Iavis fa- tor S2 bottle given free. Consultaaea fro and private.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-01
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24

NEW YoEK, April 2s.-The stock
market has been very duh all day.
Neither the European war news nor the
reports from the West regarding rail-
road troubles was important. Prices
opened generally = fraction of, bat the
decline was soon checked by the dis
sr1bution OF supporting orders. and
throughout the remainder Of the day
TIE fluctuations were confined within
extremely narrow limits until near the
close, when there was q slight rally,
the market, however, finally closing
somewhat feverish and dropping al
quotations which. in the majority Of
cases. show changes Of only lat. as
compared with last evening, Northern
Pacific, Pacific Mad. and some Of the
very inactive stocks. however, made
greater advances. All Gould stocks
were strong. and grsngers were firmly
held. Coslers were extremely dull.
Sales. 10000 shares.
AoOn.-Stocks strong and higher.
Money, ! per cent Exchange-Long,
$50; short, ASS. Governments quiet.
States steady.
Erening.-Exchange, 4s6. Money,
lsal per cent. Sub-Treasurv balances
Gold, sl40,l25; currency, s22, 1895.
Governments quiet f; 4 per cents, 1921 /;
3 per cents, l02 bid. State bonds
very quiet.
Ia hama Clnnr . o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24
rEEKxEsAs FLOODS.
rs.r Parsses,sr a. me pssssssr-frsvsi
susssodec.

Later Particulars 81 the Dtssefef~frssti
spspssdec.
fBy te,egapA to the DasEasch-l
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Dispstches
from Southeastern Kansas report the
heaviest rainfall that has ever been
kuewn in that part OF the State. The
storm began on Tuesday. and over
twelve inches Of water are said to have
fallen. AL the level country is sub
merged. Traffic on the Missouri, Kan-
sas and Texas rxiirosd for many miles
each way from Parsons is suspended,
and The passenger train which left Par
sons yesterday on the Fort Scott and
Gulf road was wrecked. Not far
from town q large number Of hogs and
cattle in the stock-yards along Labette
river, one mile from Parsons, have been
drowned, and il is said that hundreds,
perhaps thousands. OF animals have
persisted in the surrounding country.
Great destruction Of crops and movable
property has also occurred. The Mar
marion river has cEerAowed Its
banks and inundated settlement Of
from six to eight hundred inhabi-
sants known as North Fort Scott
The water in the houses is from three
TO Eve feet deep. All the people were
rescued. The Missouri Pacific railroad
track is badly washed out both ways
from Fort Scott. and no trains have
moved since Tuesday. There are also
bad washouts on the Wichita road. A
freight train on this road went through
abridge at Clearwater and Frank MeDan-
iels, the engineer. was drowned. At last
accounts the water was subsiding. but
II viii take several days to run off.
Adyices from KingmRn confirm the pre-
yious reports Of the food there. Ten
lives are reported TO have been lost at
that place. Traffic on the Wichita and
Western railroad between Wichita and
Kingman is suspended. and bridges on
this road. and on the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad at Cheney Bel
plxin and Clearwater have been washed
awav.
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TIE PRINCE IN BELFAST.
The EsrsI Coupi, Received with the wiides
YBfignsizsm.
lBy cable to the Dispatch. J

fBy cable to the Dispatch.l
BELFAST. April 23.-The Prince
and Princess Of Wales arrived here at
9 o'clock this afternoon. They were
met at the station by an immense as
scmblage Of citizens and received by
the mayor. The mayor and municipal
escort conducted the royal visitors
through the densely-packed streets to
Ulster Hall, and all along the
way the scene was OF the Wild
est enthusiasm. SO demOnstratiFe
were the people that il was as much as
the police could do TO keep the way
open for the progress Of the royal car
riage. At Ulster Hall the various pub
lie bodies Of Belfast presented addresses
ofwelcome. The Prince made personal
replies TO the different addresses.
Al Porterdown and DundAlk, on their
wsv here. the Prince and Princess re-
ceived ovations at all the railway Sta
tons along the route. Demonstrations of
Loyalty were made at most Of the sta
tons. Buildings were decorated with
orange colors and banners. At every de-
pot where the train stopped long enough
to permit il addresses Of welcome were
presented. Along the whole route
dwellings, public buildings. and farm
structures bore banners, flags, wreaths,
decorations, and inscriptions expressive
Of loyalty and welcome. In many In
stances thousands Of persons followed
the train after it left the stations until
il got under strong Roadway. cheering
the royal couple and bidding them God
speed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24

rs INSTRUMENTATION


n,.-,sps tsunS<xs- Grave Csrv~spe~s~scs
rrsss.susnx nsvrss ~ I'VE SsssssA.
fBy sso,e 70 the ssin~sch-3
LoxpoS. April 23s--Ths STANFORD,
In an editorial. says: : Eneiishnen
need not fear that war with Russia win
srvoIve them with other Powers. II
Aussia defeated England an awful mo-
saeuf would arrive for Germany.
Therefore we may confidently sssame
that Prince Bismarck Is not arerse 10 .
war between England and Rnssia. be-
cause he wants Russia weakened. We
may dismiss all misgiviags that Ger
rnsny or her sIlies win oppose England f;
and Franco, Cor wclI-kpown reasons.
uill be . quiet spectator. The sympa-
fhy--possibly indirect assistsDcs---of
Italy 70 England is assured. 1t viii be
cur own fault II Turkey throws difh-
GUILTY in cur way. Wise, bold action
viii secure both Turkey and Persia
The Gar must ponder upon these
things"
The Tsmes editorially says: "The
position Of the Afghan question remains
PRECISELY the same rs on the day Of the
RECENT Of the news Of the battle at
penideh. The only thing clear Is the
necessity Of hurrying preparations tor
war and Of active diplomacy 70 secure
allies
RUSSIA CALM AND sEIF-BEIdANT.
81. PETERSBURG. April 2s.-Every
one is speaking Of war as inevitable.
The question is narrowing more and
more 10 purely military dispute.
The Journal De 81. PefsTsboarg, in a
review Of SIR Peter Lumsaen's report TO
Nr Gladstone upon the affair be-
tween the Russian and Afghan troops
nj Penidch, saws that the report IS
based upon statements from Al
rhsn sources. and il il coEtradicts
fhe precise and complete report
previously made by General Komarof.
commander Of the Russian forces ope-
rating upon the border Of Afghanistan,
then Mr.. Gladstone need not be sur
prised il Russis prefers to rely upon
the testimony Of bar generals. The
formal adds cit is useless TO
pursue these polemics on subsidiary
points when the main question
10 be settled is the delimitation
of the boundary between Russia and
Afehanistan. As 10 her war credits
Furlnnd is free 10 bestir herself. Rus
STA remains calm, conscious OF the
gravity Of the situation, and confident
OF her ability to cope with the emer-
gepcy. Russia will be happy 70 see
realized Karl Granville's wish that all
existing differences between England
and Russia shall be settled peacefully.
WHAT MR.. GLADSTONE SAYS.
LONDON, April 23.--In the House
OF Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone, IN
reply to sn inquiry made by Sir Stat
ford Northcote, said that there was no
intention Of laying further papers touch
iDg the Afghan situation upon the table
before asking for vote upon the war
credits already submitted TO the House.
The Government. Mr.. Gladstone con-
tinued. were engaged IN q correspond
.enoe Of extreme gravity with Russia.
1t was impossible to make now CON-
plete statement Of the nature Of that
correspondence, while no partial state
nent could be given without the great
est risk OF creating miSapprehension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24

aAv<sy rsn< IN fss A<naraIu omes-osr
mas as3sres- 1bssrsrs An AsHzrd % shs
AGss,.
IB5 tssrgnph 20 the piEafcA-1
LONDON, April 23--ll.3o A. NJ
Great excitement was caused m the
Admiralty oslscs in Whitehall at Al
o'clock this forenoon by an explosion N
room 10 the basement Of that bniid-
ing. Firc1nen and police wercpromptly
summoned. and all the gates OF the Ac-
miralty building were closed and spe-
ciai guard was at onoe posted. NO
person was allowed 10 enter or depart
from the premises until > thorough ex-
animation could be made.
The explosion occurred N the sscre-
sary,s department. Il badly damaged
the room and SET il On FIRE. The OH
Gals and firemen soon extinguisbed The
flames. The adjacent corridors were
also very much damaged, while al the
windows fronting on the Horse Guards
parade were blown out. The walls and
other principal parts Of the building are
uninjured.
Mr.. Edwin y. Swanson, assistant sec
Rotary and principal clerk received
severe scalp wound. producing concus-
sion Of the brain, but it is thought be
viii recover. II is said that other off,
cials were also injured, but none 50 Sc
riously as Mr.. Swanson.
The CABINET Ministers were imrne-
diatelv informed by telegraph Of the ex-
plosion. am were furnished with al the
facts connected Herewith that were as
certained at the time. A special mes
senger was dispatched TO the Home Of
fee and Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
Home Secretary. was TINS notified Of
the affair. Mr.. William Preston Game.
NJ. p. Civil Lord OF Admiralty. was
summoned by telegraph, and he shortly
afterwards arrived at the scene.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt and
Colonel Majendee. Chief Inspector Of
Explosives. made careful and personal
examination Of the wreck. 1t was sup
posed at first that the explosion was
caused by the premature discharge Of
proiectile which had been sent to the
Admiralty for examination. but IT IL
now regarded as certain that IT was
caused by dynamite. AT 2 p. NJ. no
arrests had been made and no clue to
the perpetrators Of the outrage had been
obtained.
RELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE RE
suit OF PRIVATE MALICE.
6P.N.-A strong suspicion now pre-
walls in police and official circles that
the explosion at the Admiralty Office
was the result Of private malice, as
Swanson was greatly disliked by a
number Of persons, including several
employees Of the Office. 1t is certain
that an internal machine was placed in a
bookcase just over the spot where
Swainson's head would be, sitting al
his desk. The detectives are positive
that the outrage was the work Of an
employee. as no stranger could pass the
isnitor without some document show
inr that be iad business with some Of
the heads Of the department, and the
janitor says no stranger, 10 his know
ledge, has passed him during the past
twenty-four hours. Swainson's inju-
ries are severe, but consist principally
of cuts and bruises. He has recovered
consciousness. and no doubt viii soon
be well. No other person was injured.
Swainson's room was thoroughly
wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, April %, 1855.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fopls, Lard, Corn Neal.
Butter Choice fresh 23a25c., &C
tive; good 10 prime, lsa2Oc. poor to
fair. l3al5c.; cooking, l0al2c.
Dressed Hogs Small, 6!a7c.; large,
Slate. per pound.
Eggs: Fresh, l2sal3c-. weak.
Live Fowls: Hens, large, 35a3sc. (;
cocks and small hens, 30aSSc.
Lard: Country. s2a9c.
Corn Neal: 55a57c. per bushel for
country; 6Qc. for city mills
Vegetables.
Cabbage: Georgia and Florida new,
s3ss3-5o per barrel.
Cymblings 50s60e. per dozen.
Tomatoes FLORIDA. s3as5 per box.
Potatoes Irish choice potatoes, s2per
barrel choice per bushd Csc. active.
Onions: a. per barrel.
Navy Beans sl.60asl.75 per bushel
other grades, sl.25asl.5o.
Biack-Eye Peas: sl.oOasl.fU PEI
bushel and scarce
Green and Dried Fruits.
Apples; Choice eating, sSass-o
Del barrel; cooking. soas3 per barrel
Dried Fruits Apples-Bright-sliesd,
sas.; fair TO good, 2iase. Bl--kber.
mes. 7a74c.; cherries, l0c. Peaches
Peeled. 9aI0e.; unpeeled. sc.
Rxspberries: 20a22c-
GsccllaRsOEs.
Becswax: Csc per pound.
, Blackjack Bark Rossed, ALSO pei
2. 90 pounds; black oak and chestnut
rough. - per 5000 pounds
Feathers Prime hye-goose, 50aSsc.
common, 25c.
Flaxseed: sl.lpasl.l5 per bushel-
Hay No. . timothy, slesssei No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24
General Grants Condition.


NEW YORK. April 23.-Ihe tempe
nature IN General Grants room last
night was so high that he did not sleep
continuously through the night. His
rest was broken. but the entire time Of
sleep was about six hours. the same as
Tuesday. The General would have
arisen and dressed At I O'Clock this
morning, but DR.. Douglas advised him
to remain at ease yet az hour more.
The General did so. and between Z and
$50 gained nearly an hour of sleep.
he then arose refreshed and in no wise
worse, if not better, than yesterday.
General Grant took drive to-day,
accompanied By several members Of his
family. He was absent from the house
nearly an boar. During this time he
was weighed and found his weight to be
al pounds against 1872 pounds three
months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24
Washington Notes.
IBy Telegraph to the Dispatch


WASHINGTON. April 23.-Begin-
ming May I'd next a semi-weekly mail
seryic. will be established between Key
West and Havana. Cuba. The service
will be furnished by the Tampa Steam
ship Company.
Joseph Ii. McC&mmon, Assistant
AttOrney-Genersl for the Interior De-
partment, resigned yesterday. to take
effect on the oath proximo. he was
appointed from Pennsylvania in octo-
Der, 1871, as special counsel for the
Government before the Court Of Claims,
and renamed in this position until May.
1880. when, at the request Of Attor-
ney-General Devens and Secretary
Schurz, President Hayes appointed him
an assistant attorney general, and he
was immediately detailed as lsw-adviser
Of the Interior Department. Mr.. Nc
Cannon rctires TO engage in private
business. 1t is understood that be viii
practice law in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-24
Newspapers sefsed I'm Vienna.
lBy cable 20 the Dispatch.l

VIENNA, April 23.-The Govern
ment to-day seized al entire edition Of
the Fremdenbiaff and four other news
papers for printing the text Of q mani
festo issued by the - United Left or
the German opposition in the Reichs-
rrth, criticizing the policy Of the pre-
sent Taafe Ministry. The publishers
Of the FIVE papers at once issued later
editions. in which the entire space oc-
cupied by the manifesto was left blank.