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jackson poIled $50 votes The registrv

was 1000. The negroes generally re-
trained from voting. The light vote is to
be accounted for because of there beng
no ticket in the field except the regular
Democratic State ticket. In a few coun-
ties having local disafections the vote is
divided, and few Independents may be
elected to the Legislature and to county
Offices
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CHARLoTrEvILLE, November 5. - The
election passed off quietly. Charlottesville
gives Democratic majority of DDS. There
| are large democratic gains n this county
There are large Democratic gains In Or
ange, Madison and Greene counties.
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BROWNSVILLE, TENN.

Safe Blown Open and RObbed-Lecturs
on the Holy Land.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
BROWNSVILLE, November 3.-The safe oi
Sternberger Bros. was blown open last
night and robbed of about $1,000 in cash
and $500 in government bonds. No posi-.
tive clew has been obtained to the robbers
although parties who disappeared from
here last night are thought of with suspi.
cion.
The Rev. DR.. Wingfield of Little Rock,
Ark, lectured before fine audience in
the opera-house last night on the "Holy
Land"
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IOWA.
naNRnnnrl

DAVENPORT, November 3.-E. W. Brady,
the leading spirit of the Prohibition party,
was interviewed this evening. He ex-
pressed confidence in his party polling
fully 10000 votes throughout the State.
The votes, he declared, represented the
strength of the Prohibition party in the
tatn
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COLORADO,
Denver.

DENVER, November 3.-The election is
passing on quietly. The weather is warm
and sunny. The only State officer to be
elected is Judge of the Supreme Court.
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LyHchburE.


L4SCHeURG, November S.-This city
gives Lee a msj ority of 3e0-a gain ovel
lsst vear nf oI5
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Minches,eI.

WINCHESTER, November s. Shenan-
doah county goes Democrstic-a gain of a
member of the Legislature.
Sin Frederick county the Democratic
msiority will be about i001.
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DIEIl.

ULLMAN-At residence, No. 81 Main street,
Monday evening, November 2, 1885, Miss JANE
ULLMAN, aged forty-one years.
Funeral from residence this WEDNESDAY,
aftarnoon at 2 o. 'clock Frieuds are ipyited
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JACKSON, MISS, November 3.-The cleo
I ton to-day passed of quietly. Indica-
! tiops are that the vote is unusually light,
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LATEST RETURNS.

New YORK, November t, 2:S0 O'Clock
a.m.-As later returns come in the contest
between Grant and Jacobus for sheriff
grows closer. The difference at this time,
with more than half of the city heard
from, is only about 1000.
$40 a.m.-The World makes the follow
ing estimate on the Legislature: Senate
Republicans, IS; Democrats, IA. Assem-
bly-Republicans, 20; Democrats, IS. The
present Senate stands: Republicans, 10;
Democrats, Is. Acknowledgements
73; Democrats, 55.
$3.50 a.m.-The Sun in its second edition
gives Hills plurality at 1885. Eight
hundred and one election districts and
wards outside of New York and Kings
counties give Davenport 167,012; Hill,
Isl ,240; Bascom, S34S. The same dis.
tricts last year gave Blaine 191, ,225; Cleve.
land, III ,S5S; st. John, 7434. Net Demo
cratic gain, 1894.
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JACKSON, November 3.-Judge L. Brame
left this afternoon for Selma, Ala, with
the remains of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Z,
NJ. Boykin, where they will be inferred.
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Burned TO Death at Prayer.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November g. Miss
Katie Tabb, a well known and popular
young lady, was fatally burned tonight
She was kneeling before CRATE saying heI
prayers, when her clothing caught fire.
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JACK son. MISS.

Mrs. Boy kin's Remains shipped TO Bir.
mfngham, Ala, fer Inferment.
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HAVE been using Tongaline and am well
pleased with its results; it supersedes all
other so-called rheumatic remedies.
8. c. WORSHAM N. D.. Marengo. Ill.
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TaE Democratic victory in New York
yesterday was complete. The Republicans
polled their full strength, including the
mugwumps, who were dissnected last fall
and voted tor Cleveland, yet they were
overwhelmingly defeated. This is most
significant victory. and for two reasons.
First, because it is 4 complete vindication
OF Gov. Hill from the aspersions put
upon him by the Republicans, and second,
because it also vindieates Mr.. Cleveland
in the estimation of thousands who sup
posed that his administration was in soms
mysterious way involved. The energies
of both parties were exerted to their ut
most, and the Republicans enlisted the
best of their speakers from other States
20 help them in their work during the
campaign. 1t was hot partisan contest,
and the result must increase the prestige
of the Democrats and put them in good
form for the next election, which will be
more or less decisive as to the Presidential
election in 1888. The Democrats elected
yesterday Governor, Lisutenant-Gover-
nor, Secretary Of State, Comptfciier, Treas
y ererz 49,. t.<Sff .n<f ne =
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triets and wards outside OF Kings eou

tricts and wards outside of Kings county
give Davenport 145,575; Hill, 1885;
Bascom, 79l1. The same districts last year
gave Blaine 166,5S3; Cleveland, Isl ,991 /;
st. John, 7146. Net Democratic gain,
1882.
Seven hundred and fifty election dis
tricts outside of New York and Kings
counties, give Davenport 152,547, Hill
140, ,109, and Bascom S34S. The same dis
tricts last year gave Blaine Ia, ,2i6, Cleve-
land l59,45O, and ST. John 7434, net
Democratic gain of 1928
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~. m county SSSssters. In New
yk city and coqnt a ce.nty ele!k
tferlnt!, flt! yuISi uTIrSic;al Distr.E, iustics OF the
C flrse at Cannon PiSye, justice OF the
Curt coart % representatf of the Forty:
niy Soul', ,ass foT the SiAHh Congressional
D1th, Cons a,e go Of Samuel 6. Cox zap
,,oss!<~d Minister TO Turkey by President
l. Cleveland). president Of the Board OF Al
d dermen, twenty-four aldermen and three
y = pEoners,
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Nau York stock Market.

vrw YORK, January 20.-Wall Street.
c,ocks. firm. At the opening Lake
SEY and New York Central were a
froction lower, but later on the entire
iist moved up q to 1, Louisville & Nash
WIZ Yr YORK YoRE, January 2O.-stocks were
diversity affected about midday by re-
norts Of the assignment 0. the Mccall
mont Oil Company, in this city, but sub
sa0nentlv Secretary Tack denied this and
a better feeling prevailed. During the
afternoon the market was strong, ex-
cent coal shares, which continue weak
on unfavorable rumors regarding coal
combination report circulated this after
noon to the effect that the Erie had
emf west bound rates this afternoon.
Later in the evening, the Union Pacific,
Northwestern, Western Union and ST.
Paul we're conspicuously strong. The
market closed firm.
NEW YORK, January 20. - Govern
ments easier; railways lower; stock
generally firm. Coal shares weak
throughout the day on unfavorable
rumors concerning the coal combina-
ton. Compared with last night, the
closing prices are 4 to Is higher, except
coal shares and Erie, which are e to y
lower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-21

UOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-.
pear In an action brought against you
by the above-named plaintiff in the Probate
Court OF Washington County. Utah Territory,
and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive of the dag OF ser:
vice), after the service o. you of this sum
mons, IL served within the county. or, IL
served out # this county. but inthle Judicial
district, within twenty days; otherwise,
within rty days; or upon due proof iudg-
ment will he takenagainst you according to
the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree dissclving the bonds of matrimony here.
tofore and now existing between the plain
tiff and defendant. giving to plaintiff the care
and custody of Cora. daughter of said parties,
for alimony, counsel fee, court expenses and
such portion of the common property set
apart to plaintiff as shall be equitable and
Just, and that defendant be enjoined and re-
strained from disposing ofor in any manner
encumbering the property described IN said
complaint.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint,
as above required, the said plaintiff will APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
Given under nay hand and seal of the
said Probate Court, at the City OF
St George, County OF Washington,
Territory of Utah, this twenty
TsEALl eighth day of November, in the
year OF Our Lord one thousand,
eight hundred and eighty-four.
JOSEPH C. BENTLEY,
Probate Clerk.
JOIN N MAcYARLAsE, ESQ.,,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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From China.

LONDON, January 20. "A dispatch
from Hong Kong says that. the COVER
nors of the maritime provinces of China
have been commanded, by special orders
from the imperial government of
Pekin, to enforce, impaTtially, the law
regarding foreign enlistments which
have been agreed upon by the various
powers Pc St IN regard to Chinese free ports.
of remonstrance by Marquis Tseng to
the English foreign Office and commune
Gated to Sir Harry Parkes, English am
bassador at Pekin. They are aimed
against the French naval and trading
vessels, the commanders of which have
been picking up seamen wherever they
could find them in the seaport towns.
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War Inn1re emf.

PANAMA, January 20, via Galveston
The condition ofIaffairs in political cir
cles here is greatly disturbed and a
civil war is imminent. On Sunday night,
the American man-of-war Alliance
landed force ofmarlnes with Calling
gun at Aspinwall, to guard the railroad
and canal property there. The landing
of the American forces created great
excitement among the natives, which
disappeared when it became known that
the marines were sent ashore at the
request of the President. The people of
the Isthmus feel sore over the American
preference.
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British Cabinet Counoi1.

LONDON, January 2o.-The Cabinet
Council met to-day at o'clock. All
the ministers were present, except
Chamberlain, the president of the board
of trade and Earl Spencer, lord
lieutenant of Ireland. Gladstone looked
vigorous. The Cabinet did not separate
until 7.30. Another council will be held
tomorrow, to finally decide the points
at issue between England and the con-
management of Egyptian affairs.
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Hooking VALLEY.

COLUMBUS, O., January 2O.-Reports
come from Hooking Valley tonight that
a large number of men were seen drill
ing near Longstretch yesterday, and an
outbreak is feared in day or two. 1t
is reported that a dynamite bomb was
exploded at Longstretch tonight, but
no damage resulted.
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Chicago oattls Market.

OaicAee, January %. = Cattle re-
ceipts 5000; SLOW. weak. blower; good
to choice SIS @ $50; common to fair,
40 q 4.90; StockeFs, $50 G 400;
feeders, 4.0o@4.70; corn fed Texans, 4.T5.
~ Hoss--ReceiPts, "a 600; opened strong,
averaged steady, closed weak; rough
packing, $50 g 4.5o; packing and ship
ping, ESQ., Light, ass q 4.65.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; quiet; best
grades, firm; common to medium, $50
Y $40; good to choice, 1915 q $50;
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Fiendish rramps.

GALVESTON, January 2O.-Conductor
Frazier, of the international railroad
shot yesterday by tramps, died to,
day, while en- route to Galveston. His
wife was on the north bound train to
meet her husband, who expired Just
before the trains met.
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German omeers In China.

VIENNA, January 2O.-It is reported
that China is sending German officers TO
the frontier to report ON the means ne
cessary to prevent Russian aggression:
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poston Wool Market.

Bosrov, January 29.-Wool, good de-
and; prices unchanged.
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BulliOn.

$50 YORK. January 2O.-Bar silver,
NEw -. active, higher; after IL a, IN.
lQ Es,:.a Need u to rs; at noon market was
sasring off again.
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philadelphia Wool Market.

pgrApELPHIA. January 20. : Wool.
lot IT. Medium Washed Combing and
HnIsine, 3i@38; Pulled, % a 81. Others
unchanged.
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..Rourh on Pain"

Cure collie, cramps. diarrhoea; exter-
nally for aches, pains, sprains, head
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. Forman
or beast. 20 and SOC.
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Chicaro Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, January Co. Wheat I'M
settled, fuctuated, closed steady; 1911
cash; 79h February S0A March; 86
May.
Corn-Easier; S7H cash-February /;
50 March; 4lsk May.
oats-Easieri 277s cash-February 275S
March; 81 May.
WhiskF-l3,
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AFTERNOON,

Wheat : Quiet; 1871 January 1911
February; 85N May.
Corn-Easier; 375s January, Febru-
airy; Az May.
oats-Essieri 271s January, Febru-
airy; S0% May.
Rye-Quiet. g..
Barley-Nominal; 65 @ 6s.
Pork-LOwer; II IS January.
Lard--Steadyi 6.77H February.
Bulk Aests-Fair demand shoulders,
4;S5 g 4.So; short ribs $40 q 6.121z;
short clear. $50 @ SIS.
Whisky-I9,
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PetroIe

xu YORK, January 2o.-Petroleum
steadv. unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
r.sTERN aLARKETs.

stocks. Grain and Cattle
Son''' Reports.
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-. work Money Market.

New YORK, January 20.
,,orev easy, 1@11!; closed l.
F F[llbo bills frmer, S2H.
tI,.. ScTr,, exchange demand, 85H.
1 p+aduce exports for the week, 81
s1nO0
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when chance is offered OF obtaining sOHle-
thing for nothing, it is the duty of everyone,
rich or poor, to embrace it. Our premium
List on another page affords an opportunity
you can't afford TO miss.
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NOTICE TO THE PUB Lie

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CAR
ried on by the Salt Lake Foundry
Machine Co., in Salt Lake City, is now un-
der the management and control OF the un,
dersigned, said company having transferred
and delivered its property to me for certain
purposes named in two deeds. bearing date
of August LIST, 1888, and June I'd, lee4, re-
specti9ely. The business will be carried car, o on
till further notice, in my name, ana al aepts
due the said company will be pald 70 m e, as
accounts Of said company but myself.
'' " $500 4. G. GfAUQUE, Trustee.
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The People OF the Territory of Utah send
Greeting:
TO Elias Fletcher, Defendant In the above
entitled Action.
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'Rough,on Rats. -

sD IlearS out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
e SnSS oed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
e0phers. l5c. Druggists.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Il, The Probate Court in and for the County
Of Washington, Territory Of Utah.
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LATEST oUorATIoNs.

~ LlIVkRFooL, January 20.-Weather,
G Coiu. windy. Observation-Disclosures; No. l
;SfeIlornla, IS 7d@7s Cd; No. 2 Cal
norma, e 4d@7s Sd.
Corn-New western mixed. IS Id.
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Trustees OF St. Marks Hospital-Right
Rev. d. s. Tuttle, d. D., Rev. c. NJ. Arm
strong, J. +. Hamilton, NJ. D., r. C. Cham
bers, Joab Lawrence, F. w. Billing, Geo. A.
Lowe.
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g. Wiheat-Dull; New Western winter
W % %; new No. 2 spring, Is I'd.
Jorn-New mixed, steady. IS I'D.
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Western stocks.
Liverpool Grain.

AIpha Con. assessed 90.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-17
THE pAnY-M,CANN CASE.
The suit About the Contract on Fri

the Eu1t ABOUT the Contract on Trial
Michael j. Dady's suit against Thomas
Mccain, to have himself declared a partner
in contract for constructing $1,000,000
worth of sewers in this city attracted many
persons to the City Court of Brooklyn yes
terday. Mr.. Mccain produced the follow
ing telegram, which he had sent to Dady In
answer to telegram, in which the latter
referred to my contract
No more your contract than mine. Perhaps
Il was wen for me to keep copy. Of all tele-
talked TO about the contract. The indications
are you are trying TO shut me out. You Will
naye nice S tme, can assure you rienty OF
am fool have never been taken for one yet
and am the man OF all men here who won't
lot YOU or any other man ROB him. l. can as.
q you have taken every precRutlon.
have heard OF the man was dealing with.
You have shown your teeth too soon.
Mccain suggested that Dady should
take pick and so to work, but tho latter
thought Mccain was better fitted for the
job. The sewer was to be laid by next
December, and the contract required the
employ ment of about 400 men. Didy
thought the contract was worth $4,000
He offered Mccain $4,000 to give up his
share.
After the letter had been read, and this
interchange of compliments repeated, the
counsel conferred with Mccain, and, ris
ing. said if the other side meant business
Mccain would listen, but they did not
want talk and "taffy." They wanted
money, and $50, 900 would be accepted, and
the matter might rest there. Tho offer was
not taken. Counsel for defendant tried to
show that a suit brought in Washington by
Dady against Mccain was perfect bar to
this action, but he was not sustained,
The case was not ended,
The Evening critic., 1885-03-17
THE POLICE COURT.

Harry Webb, alias Tucker, colored man,
was taxed $40 for cruelty to animals in
wantonly and cruelty beating dog.
Emma Bundy, adetermined-lookingm u-
latto woman, was behind the bars for car
rying a razor. Agnes Jackson, another
colored woman, testified that the defendant
met her on the street and cut portion of
her clothing off her with razor. The
highest penalty, $50 or 80 days, was i'm
posed.
She was also charged with assaulting
Agnes. The latter unrolled bundle, con
tanning calico apron and dress, and showed
several large Sits In them that the prisoner
did with the razor. She also said that
Emma came to her house twice yesterday
to call her out, but she refused to go out,
She was afterward waylaid on the street.
"She cut clear through my Clothes" said
tho witness, as she began to divest herself
Of some of her garments.
That's all right. Never mind" said
His Honor, "you needn't exhibit the
wounds. This cutting business is very
serious matter" continued the Court. "Iu
New York all cutting is made feloay. 1t
ought to be SO here Six months additional"
The Evening critic., 1885-03-17
CrItIcislnE the JniI.

General r. Brinkerhoff of the Board of
State Charities of Ohio, in his ninth annual
report, speaks as follows of the jail in this
city:
The District jail, which had occasion TO
commend very highly In former reporr, has
greatly retrograded. 1t Is one OF the best JAIL
structures in the whole country, aud at my
former visit II maintained the entire separa-
ton OF prisoners, and In many respects was
model for the Nation. This has all been
changed, and / found the prisoners congre-
gated In the corridors, with all the resulting
evils which such syslem compels. Tue
grounds OF the prison were also unkempt and
untidy, which Is inexcusRble with such large
number OF convicted prisoners unemployed,
VINO "a at fault do not know. The warden
was abeent from the city, and, therefore, l
must content myself by Withdrawing the COM
incubation have heretofore made. Tue care
OF It's prisoners by tho General Government Is
not what 1t ought TO be, ana the present sys-
tenn ought TO be revOlutlonizsd forthwith,
There ought to be a system OF graded prison
ers established, to which all United States
prisoners should be sent, and which should
DO made models for the Nation.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-17
Another Long snatIng Match.

NEW YORK, March 17.--Konneth A.
skinner Of Boston and VIM. Donovan of
ElmiIa, winner Of tho six days skating
match, have made arrangements for six
days skating match. Skinner is good
looking, athletic young fellow, 81 years old,
weighs 100 pounds, stands feet inches
and is very fast and lasting on rollers.
Donovan appeared thin and pale, but his
eyes were clear and his health good. They
signed articles TO make q race of 1l2 hours
ON roller skates for private purse of ST.
COO sdo and sweepstakes of 800 each,
the sweepstakes open TO all under tho arui-
oles OF agreement tho race to
take place here in May the win
ner TO take 20 per cent, the second
20 per cent, tho third 10 per cent. of the
stakes the gate receipts, after expenses are
paid. TO be divided-50 per cont. to first
man, 20 to second, ~ to third, to fourth,
to fifth and so on, no contestant making
less than 900 miles TO share In gate recoi pts.