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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
THE LONDON SHAME.
The Pail Nall Gazette Editor
in G, urt.
AURDERERs ROASTED ALlvf.
eIeerap, ic ricLiAgs Trans. iring'
Various Parts Of The Word
On Monday
The London Kidc~Iing.

LONDON. September u Mr. Stead.
editor OF the Pal MaH Gnzette, Mrs. Jai-
r t., Bramw,n Booth, Mr.. jacques and
Nine. Maury. deten iapts in the 50
C ,lIed abduction case, appeared IN Bo"
\, rect Police Court to-day. in answer t"
the charges again them. S cad CT
Quoted hls own cas- vile eoun 'e"rep
resented the others. The eXcltelht' 4"
thu court room and vicinity has Sc doih
II ever neen equalled. The. police Wen
poWsrless to control the mob WHO as
sembled 10 hear the procee iinsS. Mem,
be of the Salvation Amy arrived All
morning i'll CABS and were hooteo ana
jostlad by he crowd on tnelf
way into the court room. In cour'
there was Compact mass OF people.
A number of reporters were present
also many members Of the Salvat on
Army, and quite sprinkling OF
brotkel keepers. Mrs. Jarrett sat III
the Or soner's dock. Stead and Bran
well Booth had seats in front OF the
dock. Poland. solicitor for the Treasury
opened the case for the own WIN
Hong speech. III which he gave deScrip
| ton of how the girl was obtained from
| her mother, the outrages to which sht
| had b, Ell subjected, after she was III
/ stalled in Madame Maury's establish
ment. and the iII-treatment she had re
celved from the time she had LETT her
mother until the time she was re-
| GOV red and tlken home. Mrs. Jarrett.
turing Puland'S statement, "a
with calm demeanOr, her eye>
closed aud her he ID holding
v,,,eiy resembling Charles Dickens
I"Sally Brass" III ''Old Cur Osity Shnn. >
Stead appeared uncon erned, Smiling
occasionally and at times DENY Ing
Poland's ALLEGATION. At the close OF
his address to the court, Poland de
manded the cOmmitial of ali the &c
lfendants for trial. The child, Eliza
: Armstrong. was placed on the witness
stand and identified Mrs. Jarrett AS th'
woman who had secured her from he
kmofher on the plea of needing he
assistance TO do homework IN
; girl then gave in detail ali the clrcum
s ancs connected with her abduction.
Eliza Armstrong further testltled ina
at the medical examination lmmedlatel
T, Eafter she WIS decoyad from her home
1.-The physician testeu her inuot ence, oe
: spite her screams, and that atterWar
she was dispatched to France, to nr'
: vent the police from getting possessio
Z of her. for her mother. She wrote SeVeFs
letters home. but members OF the SalVi
! ton Army, who had charge OF neF' su
!, pressed them. This ended the Siri
u testimony for the day. The defendant
intimated that they would contest u
=, accuracy of many of the glTfs stat
( ments. The court then adjourned VI
% til tomorrow.
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4HE YACHT RACE
+. Start Causes Its Post
a i''''' ponement'
,,gl ruFDHREF IzS0HEp'
.,,.nt at his Post A 'ain-Ahe
TeIegrams'


September G.-Charles
oSl1rASo JJ,. r, negro. shetland
gIu9 NJ. killed. dIisdY street car driver liver
nssn'iyp ol E''I Mitchell, at o'clock this
nsnsd lO'' An hour before Williams
aa'no9 elected from car for ie enf ia ing
haibssin zen manner, smoking ~ t f.,y
tins dra.i1s Lilies and when asked LOT i
p,eence o. ,a lae to deposit II. Wliiia fI
bsisFe' Es n,,j,id have revenSe ana loi-
,sors be wor'' Wide the driver was
nged the car switch, Williams
sstng on I'D shot the driver three
ssAso md snot twice at MS Oofs s;t Il, an,
ans. any oi death. A crowd OF eit Iad !,
ilr0ss u him and he was caPtuIea III a
pa5ued mn own and carried to laii:
nis nT, wss recently assistant Gn i.,e ol
Hiichei We ,rss very popular; Intense
gObes anu NI .,oveiis and the jail Is
sIdiemenas The sheriff has taken
do;sly gua aaut,on to prevent lynchIng;
Tf. a,ga force of men are keeping o3 go N
Ai M ;aii and local military coLtp"m
d Ins i Se called upon ii 1t Is necessary
e Wln ~ the peace. The purdsr wa. MAS
npIeseL.'Ib rntsI and unproyoked that
ne Nv. mo,y occurred in this city. til.
DIS wv, ~ determined men, i-ioSO!iy
a .lOo Of factory laborers ana ran All,
'omPlIs so0 y, armed with shotguns ana
9 .Io, tirds Of firearms, marched aoo9' - !,
9S ;oIo.F 70 the county jail, follower , os
80. C-oS,i hundred people. ana az Vu ~
.s'els- 5lmSnding admittance TO the
ogYaHy II sann appeared that notnihe
lsu !, dstrr them, and shooting. into
@oul -, ~ nv the posse oil the sneriIl
the f Giy nsqtsinly result IN killing large
nUui S,e Of ne6pIe. SO nothing was done
n nreyent the entrance OF lhe lliuu fs,l1
,bs front door Of the jail was nroheL
+; .,' THE sheriff would not give up tht
=, and rs the jail is strong buliulhs
:1.!;5e Of whirh is complete sheet o
5' 1870 boiler iron, aud the entrance
If VA tbe latest improved and most secure
r,e-l,Ifacture tie mob is having hare
limo affecting an entrance. For al
sg1- tbgV have been batterina at TIN
ron doors. At midnight the report o
a Disiol caused fusilade from mum
her Of shot guns and rifles, am
r IS reported that a whit
man and a negro have bee
moi hut however seriously cannot Q
les1sd. II viii take some time for tn
mOb 10 get at the prisoner, but he va
b hengsd bofore daylight. he MOB
IN the b,st Of spirits and orderly. Tine
syen stated to the military that II tne
gould show their authority from u
Governor, which they had not, the
sOuld dispense.
Later AZ 12.15 the negro was hui
% rafter in the jail in a mo
thorough and systematic manner. /
EastaEen from his cell and carried L
stairs, when his hands and feet we
securely tied. a block was tied TO u
'sst. the lynchers lifted him al
dropped hum, an he was strangled
death in three mimi es. Not a SD
vas fred by the military and al IS A0
quiet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Li.ten to Your Vito.

The Manchester GUARDIAN. June Sth. 1883,
says:
At one of the
WA d1ws"
Looking on the woodland ways! With
clumps OF rhOdodeudroms and great
IN tssts of May blossoms!!I "There was
Interesting group.
II Included one who bad been Cos
{ IL spinner. but was now so
Paralyzed!!!
That ne could cnly bear to lie in re-
Chung position.
This refers 10 my case.
l was Attacked twelve years ago with
''Locomoter Ataxy"
"a psralytic disease of the re fibre rarely
c.redl
aud was for several years barely able to
set about.
Ana Tor the last Five years not able to
ittend to my business, although
Many things have be ~ doae for me
7 .e last experiment being Nerve st etching
rw6 ye rs ago 1 was voted into the
Home for Incurables! Near Man
chester, in May. 1882.
lam no Advocate For anything
in The shape of patent" MedicInes2
And made many objections TO my
lear wifes constant urging to try Hop
Bitters. but finally to pacify her
Consentedii
had not quite finished the first bottle
when | fell a change come over me
This was Saturday, November 3rd;; Or
Sunday morning l felt so strong L salG
70 my room companions, Il was sure
could
Walk"
So started across the floor and back.
! hardly knew how to contIin myself
was all over the house. L am gaming
rength each day, and can walk quite SAT-
| without any
"Sickl'
o. Support
l am now at my own house, and hope sool
10 be able 10 earn my wn wing az an.
I'VE been member of the Manchester
Roy u Exchauge'
For nearly thirty years. an Was mos
h artlly congr i,ui4ted on going into tn
room on Thursday | 81. Very graie. ull
YOURS JOHN BLACKBURN; =
MANCHESTER. Eng Dec a. 1858.
Two Yeas lsIer am per .ectl5 we'll
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suspscted Train Robbers.

7, TOPEKA, Kansas, September I.-Hugh
McHenry and Howard Pierce, living Oh
a farm IN this county, were arrested 10.
day charged with taking part IN the
RIne Springs, No, train robbery on the
ID instant. The officers say they
tracked their men from the scene OF tne
robbery by a roundabout course 70
their home. passing through kansas
City on Friday night: Inc PRISONERS
have been lodged in jail here
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Injunction Denied.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, September THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
applied to tie courts last week for an
Injunction to prevent the Arkansas
Telegraph Company from building tele
graph lines along the right of way OF
the Little Rock, Mississippi q lexas
raliroad, between Pine Bluff and lAtte
Rock, claiming the exclusive contract
with the railroad company. The IN
junction has Just been denied, because
At the last session OF the Arkansas
Legislature telegraph law was pasSe
granting to telegraph companies lhs
right OF way Oh all railroads IN Inc
State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Roasted Alive.

LITTLE Rock September IA Gass'ts's
Washington, Arkansas, special says: A
mob on Sunday night visited the Pike
County Jail, at Murfreyshoro, anu made
an attempt to shoot the Polk boys,
confined there for murder, but not
being able to- get within range, Fihe MOP
hauled load of wood TO the Jail, piied
II around-the iron-cell. saturated me
wood with coal oil and literally roasted
both the prisoners alive. Nothing Is
standing but the brick walls OF the jan.
The Folks murdered Riddle last year
and have had several trials. The affair
has created great excitemens, as TINS
was the third effort by mobs TO sill
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
The Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, September IA meet
ing OF the Cabinet will be held to-
morrow, members who are absent
from the city have not, however, been
summoned to attend it, as there is no
business to be considered requiring
men preSeAee. 1t is expected that all
2Iolnes officers will have returned to
washington by the Goth. 1t is stated
- tue White House that the Presiden.
purposes to dispose of the pending
BUSINESS before seriously considering
matters TO be brought to the notice OF
congress Ii his annual message.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Cholera

MADRID. September 6.-Returns from
all infected districts of Spain show that
on Saturday there were reported 2'l41
new cases of cholera and 579 deaths.
MARsEiLLEs, experimentation oea.hS
FROM cholera were reported IN TINS city
to-day.
one hundred and rhirty-two new cases
of cholera and 6l9 deaths were reported
Yesterday throughout Spain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Reviving the IRON Trade

DETROIT, September S.-The Bul
Iron Works, of this city, which have
been shut down since July list, were to-
day reopened under the management OF
the late employees. The men SAID they
believed they could make living IL
the works we're started again and we e
,iven uermi>si sion 10 start ior tn mSel'es.
fhe managers say they do not propose
10 open the works themselves for some
time ct, believing the iron business %
be stagnant, but they ore willing to Lei
the men try the business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
rvo Very Ugly Twins.

They 90 hand in hand. and lead their
vic,im a terrible trot down into the val
lev of the shadow of death. One is neu-
raigia, the other rheumatism. The e
generally proceed from diSordered
blood. Browns Iron Bitters knocks out
these ugly twins by setting The bio q
ar ght and invigorating The system. MI;
w. T. Osborne, of C0xville. Ala, us' O
Browns Iron Bitters for rheumatism
and neuralgia with the most happy
effect. 1t also cures dyspepsia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
5000 Keward

The former proprietor of DR.. Sages
Catarrh Remedy, fox years maze a
standing, public offer in all American
newspapers of 5000 reward Tor case OF
catarrh. that he could not cure Inc
present proprietors have renewed tniS
offer. Ali the druggists sell this Remedy;
together with the "Dooche, and al
other appliances advised TO be used IN
connection whit. No catarrh patient
is longer able to say Il cannot be
cured You get $500 II case oftaiinre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Isabella Anxious.

PARIS. September 7.-Ex-Queen lisa
nsl,a OF Spain. is here, awaiting the
80 of the contention between Spain
Esd. nsS Germany. She has frequent con-
s zne with Prince Hohenlohe. Ger
ms, man ambassador. He is an old friend
n ma she hopes much from his mediation.
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At j. A. Peterson's,

E rhe only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
DIly, Is the only place in town where
{e3 can get the genuine Norway and
holland herring Norway anchovies
shd split goldfish. A full assortment Of
psrst,class groceries at lowest prices.
kLfoduce taken in exchange. Goods de-
hVered free to all-parts of the city. Give
"a, call and be convinced. No. 81 e
tnird South street. half block east OF
Methodist church. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
German Catholics.

NEW York, September THE dele
rates to the thirtieth annual convention
of the German Roman Catholic Central
Society. which is now being held IN
Rrookivn paraded to-day through the
nrincinal streets of the city. There were
6fteen divisions in the line, with many
bands of music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
Postmssters.

WASHINGTON, September TINE AS
sistant-Postmaster-Gen General to-day ap-
pointed the following fourth-ciass post
- p a aters in California: At San PEDRO,
William Frankel; Ziad Valley, William
n order: Gold Hill. w. s. Fitzgerald;
Fight Nile, Martha z. Fuga; Hunting
IN Frank Blanchard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
YeIlnw Fever.

san FsAscIsoo, September IA Ben
son, Arizona, dispatch from Guaymas,
reports that Lieutensnt-ColOnel Mon
ego and George Stevens died of yellow
fever. General Leibas and Jour other
officers are down with the olseSse'
Mild cases exist at Mszatlan and San
Bias.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
,.ahomet.s Celestial NIaidsns

The Koran describes the bellies OF tne
Mussulman Paradise as most delects pie
creatures made of milk and musk, Du.
We opine that their complexional charms
wouId be dimmed by the luster anO
beauty of the fair skin beautinea ~
@GLEEE,s SULPHUR SOAP" Age MAKES
no impression on the face to when LIS pn
en- TO decay has been applied. Be
ware of eounterfeits. See that ~; n.
CRIT xroN. Proprietor" is printed on
each uncket, without which none Is
oennine. Sold by druggists at zoc.r
three cakes 6Oc. Huns INsTAfTA a Nj y,
o crrs = S9kTR DYE" the least costly OF al
dives in use and the most effective.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08

THE FIRST TERM OF DR.. ELLIS r.
ships annual class in obstetrics will
bagin October LIST 1875, 8 the office No Is
Main street Terms. k2,' for twely weeks OF
daily instruction Books sI2 to 50 accoEd
ing 20 quality. Fer full particulars com
mnnicate with DR. Shipp. Obtain circulars
and ascertain the imprB facilities and
many opportunities guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
From Europe.

II vou want to help yonr friends from
anu mart III Europe, or so there your
self self buy your ticket where you can get
Il the cheapest, which you can get by
calling at J. A. Peterson, Merchant and
Immigration agent, No. 81 e Third
south street, SALT Lake City, p. o. BOX
ssa.
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FOR SALE.

AN ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE LARGE
4 Rooms summer kitchen. two good
cellars, plenty of water. choice fruit trees.
pretty corner lot, 5x511 rods on Twentieth
Twentieth Ward Meat Market. Salt Lake
City.
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REMOVAL.

D-ONEER FANCY STORE. MRS. B. 3.
Long mas reinovs d TO IS an6 81 (. First
south street, and esires all TO remember
hat a fun line OF Millinery and kHncy
Goods wi be kept. Hats ana Trimmings
Woods, Crewells, Chenille, Embroidery
81 ks. Arasine, RI bosene, Maerarna, etc
Not Ons of all kinds; also complete So
sortment Of W F overs aud Fruit hstteEt u.
rhe Oniy Zine kep1 IN SAG Lake Less lis
given Ia fancy WorE Stamping done 20 o.
der.
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NEW YoEK. September 7-Metropoli-
tans, 2; BrOoklyns,O 0.
PPuADELPHlA. september New
Ynrks, /; Phiiladrlphias, 5.
B1sTpA. September = Bostons, 8;
Providences, g.
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Matched.

P1rrsBURe, September 2. - Harry
Wilkes and Clingstone have been
matched for race at Homeward PARK.
near this city, on Saturday, the 18TH,
for a purse OF 5000.
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BuAAcE is the true Pyrethrum Giner-
aria Folium Insect Powder and Is guar,
anteed to be genuine and reliable: SOLD
only in cans by all dealers. u. =. M. l;
drug store, wholesale agents tor utan' :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
ANDERSON BROTHERS,

PRACTICAL SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
Price Mark Writers. Room 5, OLD Con
sti'ution building, opposite z: G. u.
Lettering done ON Glass. Iron, Tin, WOod,
Leather, Oilcloth, Factory, Pssteboard, ETC.,
etc. Carriage Painting. City Bill PosteTs.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FEReUsON,

DFFICF AND RESIDENCE, NO. 80 3.
- Brigha street, Telephone 5l. Special
attention given to catsrrh and all diseaseeot
the nose, throat AID lungs also 70 obstetrics
and diseases OF woman.
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FOR SALE

EW 2lI INCH STEEL SKEIN NIT.
a chell Farm Wagon + sale for cash e
g1oi lumber. Apply JOIN BARNES, $50
s.. Min Street.
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LOST.

T WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
! price for househ I'd furniture and al
other lasSes of second hand goods CAD &C
send postal to the Red Front Store. So W
+ rst SoushStreet. A. ISOA.
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NnrIcE a. nIssnEI12oN.

nHE COPARTSERSEL2 HE2g ~ofORE
| existin. between Mrs X S. Long aud
Mrs A. T Lewis. uncer thr ,'rn 4 nc q x
tial consent, The husini IS viii he COR
tiaued by the undersigned at 81 azd 81 e
First South Street MRS. B. LONG.
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.Rourh on ontarrh,,

Corrects offensive odors at once. Com
plete cure of even worst chrome cases
also unequaled as gargle for Dphthes,a'
Sore Throat, Foul Brea.h, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08

RtsnARcK AND Home Comfort Range
Gown Bismarck Emporium ano
Archer cook stoves at
VIZ. JENNINGS & SoEs.
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o.,uan Digna Shot

CAIRO, September 7.-Osman Digna
sbot bv an Arab. while trying TO
s "S. four Sheikhs to attack Kassala.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08

A7GALLoprEe CoNsuNPTloN may 1e
avoided by the timely use Oh HALE B
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND lAk'
Pixies Toothache Drops cure 10 one
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THO CAH-D rna- be found -. fge oG tso,A
tHiC fAFEH 2. Rowell & cos HeTSspap<e
Advertising Bureau (l0Spruce 81 where advertis-
,ne contracts may be made Tor l. ia NEW YORK
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FOR RENT.

CHEAP SEVERAL, SUITES OF ROOOs
T. suitable for o.Eees or bed rooms. APP ~
at thu HERALD.
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Vfa- None genuine without bunch of
o ssn lions ont e white label. Shun all
The vile, poi onnus stuff with "Hop" or
Hons" in their name
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LOHN FREEMAN,

T1IsH MARKET, s24 EIGHTH EAST 81.
4 Importer daily of salt and fresh Wases
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders soue1tee
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
at lowest rates
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER or NO
nj SIC. No. 2SS E. First South seree4a
second door east Of St Marks church og'
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08

Arch-Du Rudolph, the Austrian ma,
Prince Imperial. met with an acCiueN'
on Sunday, injuring his thigh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08

Royal DRAeoN. Princess Aiaodin, o..
Julien, Clipper Puck and Poio healADs
stoyesat VIZ. JsasEses q SaSS'
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The Rnck springs Matter

WASHINGTON. September 2. = Adiu-
tant-General Drum had a conference
with the President today in regard to
the troubles in Wyoming Territory, ard
gaze him an account of the steps al
r adv taken bv the War Department TO
supnreS> ne II hanre The question
as to fir b action on the part tie
q lvernnr,e - tald before the Ca5t-
net at its next IN citing.
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me uope Of tho Nation.

Children, show in developments. puns
ssSyraWny and delicate; use " Wells
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LANDS! LANDS I!
To Lease.

HAVE SECURED THE CONTROL OF
ali the Unpatented Railroad Lands In
Utah and Idaho. and now offer them 70 per
snns desiring pasture on very fayof1ole
terms. / guarantee the exclusive rlgsse Ol
POSSESSION 10 all persons holding leases from
ne and / will prosecute vigorously all per
ssns committing Hilful trespass on sness
lands. TARpEY.
CoElSEk, August &c, isS'' ~ sste
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Reb1ked by a Baroness.

Baron De Strive, the Russian Minis
Ger, and his wife, are among the most
popular people of the diplomatic circle
in Washington. They are utterly SIM
Sple and sincere. and are simply capt.
waited by all things American. Nine.
de Strive is very intellectual woman,
ont utterly without ostentation.
There is class of those female dudes
IN Washington who esteem it the proper
performance to chatter IN bad French
at all times and upon all occasions. A
5evy OF these young women approached
Nine. De Strive at reception in the
White House, and began chattering IN
.9nors or less broken French, and she re-
piled in her rather lame English.
Why" said one of the party, dc
YOU not speak French, madame? | am
sure you must be able to speak it.
The baroness gave them a keen glance
and replied:
Yes, speak French, but not in the
house of the American President.
Though / speak English poorly, speak
1T here of course, as well as can
The party was not dull enough to
MISS the rebuke in the calm and lady
like remark, and the baroness continued
Il DO not like to speak French any.
where. 1t is foolish and frivolous Ian,
sguage and dislike it. Why should one
use it when one can express herself in
English which is the noblest and best
language in the world, as America is
the greatest and grandest nation in the
world. am proud to speak the Ian.
+ guage of the Americans. - Cincinnati
(, Commercial Gazette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-31

-~-ze>-2EcHER said lately at the close
ola Sunday morning sermon shall
not be with you MANY more of the fast
going years Steadily for more than
dfty years have been under the in
fiuepce of the great doctrine of evolu-
ton. Inmy early preaching discerned
thai the spirit Of true religion was
represented by the leaven of the mus
tard seed Then I found that science
had larger view and that this was
only one application of great doctrine
Now there is not an educated man IN
der fifty years who is not substantially
an evolutionist- The application of
the truths Of evolution to all forms of
4sOctrine-this will be the closing work
% uay LIE 1 suppose to discuss the ques-
'1ioas OF the Divine nature, human sin,
the atonement from the standpoint of
evolution and in the light that falls
from that philosophy. wish I could
write it out, but am beyond that"