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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
TIE Illinois timber is full of nuts this

TIE Illinois timber is full of nuts this
year. The hickory, black walnut.
buttcrnut and oaks never supported 4
greater load. The branches are
weighted down till they appear almost
ready to break from the trees. The
frosty nights cause the nuts TO fall in
torrents ut ever gust of wind. They
nrc gathered by the wagon-load along
The Embarras and ka>kaskia timber.
and further down in the State they
are shipped by the carload TO the city
markets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
ATTEMPTED sucicE.


itScorE. Srn Oviot~r E-Isss ~
~-sfar TAas@~~ g -s-- 49, $500
see nAff@i ~ II~zH La H.tf 20
cDs: r easas here sci gaze a f--see L.
cs~f 'rssts az LIE Casufu ifa.-t
Aboz; .Ea e-~-pk Gs nsrsas q
e.-as - bsvssfAss - aasasF ~ - "A s
@I toy sAs .GG os~- 80 rs~sa "
og~u~i - 6pF HEtrfy a-f
Dfas~ esf~ s~af e~l~a e. Ell
stsrT = sEsas ser ffsu
rapF k-I- sEaE~t Eas -
IEzes nafsrG 81 1ss .
800 hA@ r s-f =. vree- FL f. - @
f4~r 30 - Sci - IT,. s. ~r4Fr-t
= ? ,s,g f~fafris - - So
asp y IvsrSs So
SAD 8~~a a ws-tvs gE = 49,
VASTLY azsza Daa@ ~zs~s a
- ~ssfrznrtest s4--t. - 49,
E-s-~s = -. Arr4aa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

JOIN TN. aged eleven years. who
lived near San Antonio, Tex. died re-
Gently. Several days previous he was
bitten by a rattlc,nake. and although
prompt and able attcnt on was given
him. he continued to sink. \ bite of
this reptile so common in Southwestern
Texas. is said TO be more fatal at this
Season, and deaths from it frequently
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

ISRAEL GREEN, of Mitchell. Oak,
who has been appointed an Indian
agent in Dakota, is the Lieutenant OF
Marines who led the final assault upon
John Browns stronghold, at Harpcr's
Ferry, twenty-siN years ago. and struck
Brown down with his bayonet. Tic
was aftcrward i'm the Confederate army
and al the close of the war settled in
ul,l-,t,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

81 i0ris '~ Tsrss
.sr~sog, g - brRat Ass-
ia lsss sssH sp.r6 H. al ~ -
5 .-sax ssEEh the et -
srSs9n. Lhs gans ps tE& H-sa
$751; TIA a. ~f 49, e
r~s4sY - ~F~Ey cssfsn E@&rS I . 0&
sn.s1A xr sfozd - 4rss@&
s-sxe IL NOsssa >1wr~isfy - 49, As
s1t01- - - g mxEb1 90 - t
TIE stas~-s !. s~E~3 - Cs1Szsl e~s
49, tss Lard
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

A RECENT special from Forth Worth,
Tex, SAYS: Isaac Dakman. of this city.
has closed Il contract with an English
syndicate to deliver on the wharf at
Galveston fo%rtnightly, for the next five
years. three thousand carcasses of
beef cattle. The price stipulated is six
cents per pound for beef and nine cents
for hnIcS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
DEFl.lNC = CruaCr.
Judge >oonau of -. Louis. Doe. Not Com
.tdrr . Mere E.IgIou- Association .
Church.

shuFFh.
ST. LnrIs. Ortpber e1.-iu the cases q
two women 81 thr town charged with ma l-
tanning 4 tawdy hou-r . iH.H on" hundred
yards OF 4 building ordinarily us-' - =
church, the be tdquBTir.s 81: tie /. y. {.
y. beng situated upon tie same h,'ck,
after citing many authorities defining n
church. Judge Nu1uau concluded! a. fo.-
lows. The !. VI. {. \ = Dot = church
within the icZa, I,rau.rS 90 ihe VOID
church. bat sim Is a religions ASSOCIATION.
According io Webster. deem ton 80 the
wrTi church. il y not such. r.. si~Ta-
m-ni must he performed before Tie build
Ing can De- legally defined a. y church.
The pl-aieT has added The word church.
bu: tins = an ASSOCIATION 81 ynuug gentle
!nen FOR religious VgrI0~es. u . 49, "aiy
Necessary - er-c; q tent and bod re.ig DG.
services there. sucG woUii = The ease a.!
over "a" o.tv. IKE J: ton. tia; d" word
church means ao-hig- more :baH a % l-lo-s
meeting. / therefore bod that be- ssa -
The above au;hnfi..-s 4 church dos bot
meau al 4~s.--t=rrtI hs. -A@ : ~ -
and the bui.asu< iu Which they - in~-r
meetings T. ~ rot a church wifss.T ihe
l~.a. deGutoa 90 tie term. tho s-t;in. o:
4 hawdy house within 100 yards of tie
build NJ Is o.; a :~.p0y A.. | sha.. 90
e..ar.r the Defendants
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
SAVED ~ a EUTTOS.
The Dsaiss r,.".r SHIT st. 1T.
--.si ~ .fs.ts f.tt-s

49, ffNtN ~ ~ iHfs
--.si ~ sfs.tf E.tt-~
f~uTTNHs-f.. Dc'o'ssr "a H~a.rfas-
si'ems: ~As made al De a's.,~x
afternoon "a sassss.nats flea.e. f.tts.p
by . youth named l,ss,alisssH. e -s-
tor. Easmassan fred ,~s sla,s fr.u b
fS'srf =; tie ~I''~u - Whru .n tHs a. .
hfus q iairl sh1. The Won - arsszsl
Nas ~ rel p = csHp,~ - Ja'~r. yes a 10
b~r sc ~hom have csusfasty '~ss =. 80
t-rfsn~s ou ih~ Premier ;sr ts.as .rs- aw
iH< % the stifsmH hatred - H~ t.u
iar~ toward hm 49, Sc st.~F
p"inher. az &c szJru~E ftssn
su uas burr ~iy taE~n b. 4sa 80
"firisis fearing ftst a. af,~tnpt 49, rae--
Su4li 10 mai Tee fsst ct -rr
bat'ssf ~ Her Fs,rs.us Frat sui sHr--i
90. The s~rssai sf1f u~t ~l~ 90 go
marx Kaaagss~n declares Hat ia H.s
;iTrs ~e,~ f~sis-ai. Sc Her fasss a1
fn-t ~ go p~~~nat lstH~ai ~.east~rsy .
Deausrs . iusmsesl - u- s.sts
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

FREDERICK WARNER, a professional
ball to-ser. formerly connected with
the Philadelphia Base Ball Club, was
committed in that city recently for
ncglecting to support his wife and two
children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

A STARTLING illustration of the cnor-
nous extent to which not only food
and drink, but almost everything else
in use. is Systematically adultcratcd, is
given by the publication in Germany
ants" The first volume issued does
not exhaust the letter Il. although il
consists Of one hundred and sixty
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

THE Pope recently called a meeting
of the Vatican officials To draft in-truc-
tons { o the French bishops. II was
believed the coalition of the French
Radicals and MOderatcs would lead To
the abolition of the Concoriat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

ATLANTA (GA.), having bored over
two thousand feet in the vain effort to
have an artesian well, and having sunk
twenty-six thousand dollars in the
hole, has decided to give up the effort
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

. fysroDT. KAS. Oetos~r &-Tar EAn
ss sJaolo u the Lzia@saa TIARA 49, asa
nssi -saaoa Axf~ so sTv1 nZ Ia 0p~r
lag s-zseoA EAs rfcsrh~t y 10 III N Z
Tryxrli. oS kaaNss Ctr. 80 Aetsl< Pses.
a-rl who uAs subsequently s.ccsc1 Esss.
eco. s1s r< coc=-a. FrE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

An Illicit still. operated by Alfred
Frey. a farmer. was discovered IN
Scotch Grove. Jones County, Iowa, re-
Gently. the first discovery Of the kind
that has been made in Iowa for years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

- merchant advertise. Neg s.yl@s
IN s..ItnzS- : ngs AMI trua-
.e- n-' To:il The Ye.ei qu-s1oaI
of whic5 j III correc; wOri-p21tst
trousers Or breeches = settled. u. g
chants shoa.d D. careful how ,Sey -
5 suflN Like a. . 'panissngs =
-breecAeSings" Is rghL-!E! a-elG
ca.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

A DISEASE called .'black leg similar
g Texas fever. was recently announced
rs breaking out among the cattle Of
Massachusetts,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

Chicago frequently r~c~.ves l'o}.-
Do bushels 4 IRA "a a -lE-ir day
How .sa- = ram would d. - usce. 20
carry that amorats 1T a.. h-ur. y
tg- .. of corn weighs litE-..N pounds
y million bushels would therefore D.
.e.p. pounds Al.pa u Zen 'p1s
Cz,u.tf q Uuds - = car. = wp4d
;sE. - ~ car Iberr arc 80 Trsi- %
III T. D. an tao freight 49, - .Hs
rod DIVIDE 100 clr- b. lh- irp -
,h- MI: All yo1 have 4 ;Ean -!
me-. -Lflrfg5 5.Al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
Second Ia,

fvr.EI. kA~. October 2'-Ihe Walk
AZ ca, Wa 5vsum~i a. Usnr ocu~k 2vs-
.eJJay moIu.r. wia = fen court Tt-'.
County At.arur, Fcish,a. ou behalf - The
State explained 10 :h- Jury 'ae Theory ~
Io,l. -- alleged against 'h~ d~'r jaui
al Nl1- ihr state rNge~'ri b. Ii"sc
tL- trst V.flcss .ari Wa "srg
Baldwin. 81 Lawrence tie t,-fia'i 20
40 ga u'sur- wiki Nj Na'&up t.as Tire
!alg.t Wss 4 la.-c. powerfully tulit usH
y,-I so feet D. ~ BROAD >."ut-''t asi ~
cheerful. disposition lie Anl Mt Va sap
went % ;lc New Orleans fNls5~irvI at
December and Iris~I az MT. Na.arrs
house and h-cans acquainted VITA tie
family. including u~ Defendant
Nj, l-sst Wa.AuP daughter - J X
Wa.sur testified that ,ac went to 'u'"f
ado i've ta,s After h~I father returned Gvul-
with 49, new wife that Nlr retained uu Tie
18Th - August, sal urNt day could not
md bet SISTER mantle ard her own plush
CLOAK sud Jersey Wrap. that She accused
Mr. WaIkup uf sending lArn away in .
box Mrs Na'kup had the bon brought
from Ito express Office "a the tou-. AMI
asked iIEE,c L. -.e Il opened ltts4" DID
not respond ~ once. and when .hv DID tie
box NaN ui-u aui only sheet AMI cup and
sauce, were in H. \ few houfs sf,"TW ari
Mrs. Wslkup told her Tho >.ryaui giTlN ~
Moss had found the wraps lu ac.us"i They
wyI- then un hct lifI,,} bed Size SC
-u>-. Nr.. Wtlkup 90 send AZ her mother
ASH dress MIS- Nalbup denied ihi-.
Carter testified that Mr~. NalSup
told HIM that r%tvyiou, t. maTttaE" she
Thought Na.kup we'll "'. hut after hts
hath she discovered all htS property VA
nori.aSrd. G.or.r ". NrwuAp iss-,-
f-d a. tai goods sold defendant
On her husbands sccuuut ir. Mort
TESTIFIED I" examining n powder d~
ceased had, which was quir,u~ Ills
clerk testified Ia rNsinulug the zane
powder AZ the request q the defendant IL
wa tuiuiuc. tS~y,Tai drug. as w-tr put on
the stand AMI testified tina; defendant ~
Piled AZ their dru. rtprrs ~ arsenic sud
>tTyrjuiur, representing HAT she wanted u
for u p.parat on. Ia. Jacobs ~t.-itari Ia
WaItup's Illness and death. AMI tuuri AL
luIfurtt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

Tn cos: a. .rps - the North
Care szys " Naii.eu Williams.
.s ar. fre uent.y Invaded y
suarEs - NOS Bi@ 20 ever for-
L. A!A,ka ihev form clouds % t~nsr
that i {, Impossible tJ- sport-Een -
am 4; objects beyJnd N-tive do are
souaesimes killel - them. Ani even the
Crzzly tear i. occasionally blndsz! ~
th-.r afEaekH
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30


F~vums. kNN., Urtohrs et-Dt. Cart
nsf resumed hts Testimony yrNtcfisf waf4
ING and vas eros. examined ~ Nj >~"i; .,
r~sarI 70 the actions 81 .yrhllius Affections
upon tho system a. compared with Tie a..
p~atanc-s ethihtrI ty tie slufusra. l'rr
and other Ssccfs ~! Mr. NaAuu l-r
witness testified that .,phtIitir aHe-'uss
could not in hs opinion. have pfssiurrt
tie apl~ataHrrN ~ examination iu lr
gard "a -yphti!tic rsu-ss as results vas
made by Any ur. rnsrpt hlms~if Tic e.
not d~~ut.r evidences 80 a,FHH'- Ito
conceded that medical practice s5..sl
Cs>.-"f aI-suisai psasfailoE Cor fhs a.iu.s
ttaituu 80 aniijot~s. sfd that Eal De- l-rfI
attending Nj wasup he NoHd haze -
m.uIsi.Tri az N~nGiia'c ou Fudat laI pee
concluded aFaenical poisoning Was Tho
isHItl"
~" newt witures vs.. H.. UaFt.ssn ~.s
testified to tsAiu< the siarfa .l~4trfri e.,
bias by 'utuurf ftrs. =" kar.ss ttff aHf
there delivering tito pss4sEr la Tati ef'r
20 l'fpf Jones. 20 the ksuss. t.f1 Ns'
jrai College f"f analysis Prot ZONES
Was newt called AMI %rrt~fc.i ui-r a fs
ist'rl scientific descriptions of sbs ifars,s
hf which he suN} fr+i Tho fru4aius lsi.frf-i
9" % VA % la. iIstrNtg he then 20 afs =
that 81 tie f"suf - bets ana y-s De- fulafV
afveuic a. frl!nv. d. iH~ ruut,at. 90 tHs
stomach. 20 IoJp grain, bee t1~ sia.ns. a
Itself. a7l~oo sraus iu ih~ fpuf oslu.ss 20
h""i iel"1o Efa us ia o.. Ases .. IHs5
grams. total 80 e f.s funi st4Us
Prot Jones hnlahet Iz trst u.ufts ss as
htu.tus 20 iA- IaTy ry statg.d afssu
under = microscope. liza vrafs ~L4.a.ta.
ton was -et.ihy.
lT ff"a; ir.,1ei 'hs' Do f~~siteti f-s4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

T,.~h~- m.rns~r Of the City CUun~l. ~
ga. s,,, witness. lie testified Ia u7ss: Z
Mr. wsisup on the Saturday AMI Nent'y
pf.yiosss 10 hhs death. spi TN: - s>sta~i
n h. in good health. lie presided al ;
Council Monday evenins.
IL, r.cpb. ,h.n took re riirS. Ga I.
Al ,. ds.ai !si description % "a t.s,t
r,-n, % Mr.. wslsup daring the 'A;is .
r,p... lis testimony sET~st s1s"S; u
sruy Oil ira; whtch n. gave At TIE ~
ney'. tnansst lie attributed 'hs c'mg e.:
On ,-n,s indigestion. Aggravated hF sA.as
.~.r,rhnin. in vinegar ant dgnslr< -? on
TbnfSi., until After no hai ben iut'Ju :
sy MI rll FRIDAY. so'ns 80 Sa"" IA
Mr.. Na,&up hsj aceu bss) - .ssNc hH
thus rnu~.ui~I TIA as~n-As ~H NSt
Tie cause - sHs srAus<s snd th$ 20"
800 was couaEsa~i by 80 .nr'es
,ertv 90 TIE prrYiou. sTmrt"m~ IL ai
not tssst sp~r rrsiy f"F srrH a l
ir. lie administered an aptd1.~ lie
d.s-,i..~si isr pz<s uso;tsm evan Dat 1s
49, .r~,nicsl H. esasu. sui al l
h. Judgement such ypt~sHu< Wa tc
r,n.- % d.sih. iIs i~>amaaS ~as s~,s
c.-.fliy si,ru ausi ~As uas eorr.H.'-' .
noon whrn ID. cunft a. 'urr~t ~ 81 tes
rf.riaou 90 af~~n a. p~.-'H ~sptao~i ia
matter clearly snd d. tee u4say was
listened - ~ 81 pfofca-t intsrrNL
In, afternoon s-ss al~s~i y IN = 90
,.rat.au D. NJ. Scott e ths sF@s
i.aton - ut JscohN The d.ciHT
artal,.t rNu'aasstvu - As ssAsaI,F f"f -
,tirrns uutI F4tisy tsst NsSHps -"Ht
ton VA a. a-utr s'.sr> 81 Hri STF
IN. imps-s,h..ty ~ ssws,s maAins a r.
ret J,a.4ss VA. ~. ned Ia rsl st
ZION a.. D.. treason :u1 "a -. uE VI Wasp
~. fs-esas.. sftgy NJ lst lad ~ e~a -
ut Tie du-t,F 81 Is ran uu3 -v g>'
t. fss q Physician B. dasr,F' c''" +,
yauI r ~ a Gaisut hy ;hr ~swi}.u% "a
Tie pat.~u; AZ aay uur iiu,s tut rs ur t.
,c.a,-usui 20 those tnas sud the 81,
cuutstar-,s ur.frt ~ta-r th~s exist
TIE do-'og ecnt on "a .iss a. Hrs'-s'
p, 70 .st.ts .ryvfAl sssr. a. sutsttntatv Oh.
statement trsrnlHnN NNs irasiH' aH'
CAV. iu detail ms treatment - she Ease 81
fuiI explanation 80 Ars~urat J"'a
\u,t.uS iu WaAug's case. 10 stlt was
lack.ns - coua3n tie llro'y ~ afseu n
POISON snd Il ~ou'i - ss".u'~,y iura
bic fuf ANY d.rt"F uu,irr TIC c.f-uuist ar"s
a. mate n diagnosis - tie case l-'7
cross sNamiuatluu itr Jacobs irstt"t 2 -
. good man, u,hrt substances shan afserr
at 10, continuous use would It,~iurc faftf
degeneration 81 TIE lNrS Tho sIrat~f SAX
of tie Gay Was taken up ~itH as cNau4.Ha
lion.
pr DauIucf. chemist trDI,f-i az {" trr
eond ton 81 Waikup's stomach aut N.'t.
organs. Iheif coud uon niies'~i af7"usN
POISON. Pending tie examination 90 Is
witness, tie Court al oufucL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
EMPORIA'S SENSATION.
Trial OF Mrs Walkup. Charged
With Poisoning Hor Husband
4 Jury 90 oid Observation-Disclosures Tn
troius-d by tho state 10 fr.ss The
Tarchs.- cf Poison -fsysTts
on tho stand

FurpRrA. KAN. O-;oh~E @-The TIA!
=. NI< N.nui. WaaAr NsisHp !oT Tho
ALLEGED - s1uius ~ her tusbtnt August
-. ~, ;sk-a az la the I's.Tc; Court ,es-
..rla, Both the STATE AL jei~u~ ssn''
EEL .teg readiness ,os ;uAI AMI Jsise
Ga.cs ordered The defendant b~tousli .u!o
-uulL Ih- ;o3.o"u. .Gyugs were scccPt~i
All -
J. { Cool~y. fAfmrr. - ye-~ oii.
Charles ] johnson. SN~ic, fafu~F. -
,.aTs y IT, Datugs.ts-d - & tA~s~E fs'fa-
~. 80 1rors u.a. J. \. Tv,srfuau s. years
Old IL + Adams farmer. - Year. od.
II. ! Holmes faTurI. !; Nr,r~ od j.
Co.'S. farmer. - yrsr- odd AaIae. Myers
fsu-.. . wears ott, I.> Clark f~a'tHcF.
- YEATS et. :. VI. lI'nu. farmer 80 years
1.l. \ " Hu.tc~. taIr1-f, - years Cd.
". \. BOY ay,i@.rr, farmer. - years ODD
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
rozrh Day.

HsFossA KAN or-cs- @-TAs Walk
- ee<n~t ySs.e.4sg saA s911
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
Mexican Matters

Cry or MrziSo, via Galveston, July
,s-The cool reception accorded oy
Chilli to the Unitsi STAKES spanish
American Trade Commission, Is mnch
In European circles here the talk IS
AZ fayoring the policy of the commercial
and financial alliance with England: 1t
Is believed that London capitalists
would like to secure control OF the ma
ional railroads.
ifs reported the English government
&c not aTerse to max ng a strong friend
of Mexico. the policy being to build up
he country and secure growing trade
now being diverted to the United States.
The time now is favorable for the de-
yelopment of an Anglo-Me1ican
policy. as the government WI
soon have to go into Londoi
market to arrange a consolidation o
the debts of the country. 1t is als'
reported that the Engli h government
desires to control the transit route
across the Isthmus of rehuantepec. Ii
French circles IL is feared that Engian'
viii cultivate friendship with Mexie'
in order to have srong ally near tn
Panama Canal. Many rumors o
British and Mexican commercial all
ances are current in banking circles.
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GENERAL NEWS.
n If Events Transpiring
Ss'Vi on Wednesday.
az REVOLUTION IN PANAMA
D.-k-virginia Republican,
Niagara extraordinarily Fight
hs' MisceilaLeOus Items
Revolution.

7n,v 1b-News has been re-
.issd hat combat between the n forces
o.l'ea p 5nS and those of Quinters
d 81 the ls,on took place in Tamalanequ s.
C'lis aoo rebeis were killed. wounded OF
over y. Among the killed is General
RoTtuns' ',, n, Medallion. belonging 70
Inc IL was burned. In the expo
tne . 'vShich followed, ex-Generais 81 Ieu md
:sllol, %n and Daniel Heranuez, b anI
oai HInlonel Capitalino Obando peri,sn leu
i51 S,rr and HeraLi says: Santos c'? sc
tne o o.cTcasioned great excitement IN
mas az g The government mas
Ecul od the publication Oh an
eauseu number of documents,
imuiense etc setting forth their
dyshesN the story, but not IN
side o. 20 % Of ,oanlid nv ew
serious matter. They are rain ]
Oh .nH nj n more or less impassloneu,
aPPracter to the TEMPER ana passions To-. ~, ~
The The neople, and are intended 70 9h ST., a UT
nth .nr All excitement on ne Pa, pa
w W tbe populace in the &c .iel.em,
o. 'u So sffIir. Although a wa!
oi Of the difficulty has been clg ,ntt
Out VI %b;ch will be honorable TO potl
snOE v;ns The Ecuadorian rulers appear .
9sl !s;sDossd TO make active resistance u
Dc s ua demands. Some oil the PEG
niT lave circulated a runor tnaC TN
PIE a na,T Fsmeralda was coming to Quay
nm ann to ,' blow the Iriqdois and tn
gboIe American feet, II necessary ou
Of the water.
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The Virginia Republicans.

R,cHxoND, July 15.-The question
~hether the committee on resolutions
and platform should be appointed by
The chair, or by district delegat ons,
caused a great commotion, but finally
it was decided the CHI Iir should appoint.
Colonel w. E. Lamb was made per-
manent chairman, aud P. H. McCauIl
secretary.
A resolution, limiting the debate on
any question 10 thirty minutes on, each
side was opposed by Senator Riddle
berger, who created a sensation by
charging Chairman Lamb with being
prejudlced and being unable to control
the mob behind him, while he riddle
berger) had a gentleman at his back,
lCriesof' Shame, Shame!" and hisses)
Captain McCaull advocated the resolu
ton and gave Riddleberger a severe
rasping, The resolution was adopted.
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A Bid.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has issued thetollowlng
circular: Notice is hereby given that IN
The future bids for the sale of silver bull
lion in lois of not less than 10, 900 ounces,
ind its delivery free of expense to the
government. at any specific mint
of the United States, may be
received every Tuesday and Friday
until 2 o'clock .. IN. Neither by telegraph
or letter. All bids must be addressed
to the Treasurer Of5the United States.
Treasury Department., Washington. u.
| G. and state the quantity OF the offer IN
6ne ounce and the price per ounce
| fine. payabie in standard silver dollars.
Bidders whose offers may be accepted
either as 70 the whole amountoffered OF
any part thereof be notified s0v lei
| epraph or mail. The delivery must be
| completed within ten days from the
date oi acceptance OF the offers, ana /
is otherwise stipulated that when tht
bullion furnished is of such CHI iractel
as to require parting or refining. th'
usual mint charges fer these operations
will be paid by the seller; wher
| the bars bear the STAMP
of we'll known private refiners
or assayers, such approximate value o
bullion delivered will be paid pending
| the meet and assay at such discretlot
as may be regarded safe and proper. Nc
silver coin except trade dollars an'
other uncurrent and mutilated coin o.
the United States, will be received
at the mint at Philadelphia OF
account of purchase. for delivery at TN
mint for the coinage of silver dollars
All foreign coin must be melted int
bar, of fun size. bearing the stamp 0
The New York assay Office. The RICH
TO reject all bids, or any portion there
Of is hereby reserved. also to accept an
nortion of the amounts offered instea
of the whole.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
Letter from Roach.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Secretary
Whitney has received letter from
John Roach, stating that he desires a
full interchange of views with the
Secretary concerning the present status
of the Dolphin case, and that he will be
in Washington in day or two, for that
purpose. Secretary Whitney. in an
advertisement for proposals for the
new cruisers authorized by Congress
last winter said all the plans
and specifications must be submitted by
July 18th. AT the close of business at
the department, to-day, but ten persons
or companies had offered complete pro,
posals. Numerous designs for parts Of
vessels and parts of the machinery have
been submitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A ,Helnous Child Murder in Spanish
Fork. a


Late on Tuesday evening. the City
Marshal received a telegram from Provo
asking him to arrest man named
Thorne. on the charge of murder. The
officers Immediately commenced their
search for the man aid at about 0
O'clock yesterday morning, found him
at 1.-THE stable of William Showell. He
was immediately taken to the city jail.
So far as can at present be learned,
the charge of murder brought against
him will probably not be substantiated.
rhe circumstances in the case are re-
voting in the extreme, and are, briefly,
these. Thorne has a half-sister living st
Spanish Fork and sometime since she fell
a victim to his lust. He afterwards left
here and came to Salt Lake. and his
sister. realizing the situation she was
placed in, wrote him TO forward some
means for her relief. From letters pro-
duced it is evident that he did so, he
sending medicine and also directions
| for its use. The expected protection
against exposure failed, however, and
when the child was born, the
desperate and half,wit ed mother
grasped a pair of shears and plunged
them into the infants throat, and this
| failing to kill the child, she Their
strangled it to death, and hid it in the
cellar.
From letters passed between tht
lecherous scoundrel and his victim, it il
also asce-taineu that she is not the only
one who has fallen prey to Thorne: 1
couple of women living in this city, ar
also, 1t is said, in similar condition.
A constable at Spanish Fork arrived
last evening, and will probably tax
rhorne TO Provo to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
Furnishing the evidence.

A novel spectacle was presented yes
terday when Charles F. Middleton,
Esq, escorted the members of his fam
lily to the Federal court house in this
city. Certain rumors, set afioa. some
time time ago, reached Judge Middle
ton to the effect that he was to be ar
re ted on the charge of living with his
wives. And he took an early opportun-
itv to inform the officers that there
would be no need of surprising
his family and dragging them
before Mckay or any other Com.
missioner; that when they were wanted
at the Grand Jury room. a simple notifi,
cation to him would be sufficient, and
he would produce them. Yesterday as
i The gentleman was engaged in labor mp
on his farm, deputy marshal politely
| informed him that the time had come
and the officer retired. There was nc
! evasion. and no delay. Within a brlel
hour Mr.. Middleton had fulfilled hi
promise. Ogden Herald, 18th.