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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-15

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undays from 10 g.. N. to pm. He has had
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-15
LIST OF BLANKS
Kept on Hand and For Sale at the
''SaIt Lake Herald" Office.

Mining Blanks.
Notice of Location.
Application for Patent
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Proof of Posting Notice and Diagram
of Claim.
Proof that Plat and Notice remained
Posted during Period of Publication.
Certificate of Identity of claim.
Registers Certificate of Posting for
Sixty Days.
Agreement of Publisher.
Proof of Publication.
Affidavit OF $500 Improvement.
Statement OF Fees and Charges.
Certificate of Citizenship.
Power of Attorney.
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Mining Deed.
Justices Blanks
Summons.
Subpenas-Civil.
Subp9nas-Criminal.
Warrant.
Commitment.
Execution.
Writ of Attachment.
Affidavit of Attachment.
Undertaking on Attachment.
Notice OF Appeal.
Complaint.
Affidavit.
Affidavit on Claim and Delivery of Per-
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Undertaking on Appeal.
Constab Ole Sale.
Miscellaneous.
Deed Bargain and Sale.
Warranty Deed.
Quit-Claim Deed.
Trustees Deed.
Warranty Deed Against Grantor
Mortgage.
Mortgage Long Form
Chattel Mortgage.
Lease.
Official Bond.
Incorporation Bond.
Articles OF Incorporation,
Acknowledgements.
Protests.
Notices of Protest.
Tax Posters.
Collectors Sale.
Collectors Certificate of Sale of Rea
Sheriffs Sale.
Application for General License.
Application for Liquor License.
Bond for Liquor License.
Administrators Bond.
Peutlonfor Letters of Administration.
order Admitting Will 10 Probate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-15
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Former Partner of
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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04

WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. 3.--A special 10 Every
Evening gives the particulars OF the robbery OF the
Oxford accommodation train on the Baltimore
Central Railroad lsst night. Two unknown men
boarded the train at Rising sun, Iud.. having
bought tickets FOR Sylmar station, three miles
distant The train consisted of TWO passenger
cars, The robbeas entered the train at the rear
and passed through the last car without molest-
ing the passengers. They passed into the forward
Car, pointing revolver at the head of each pas
senger in turn, demanded your money or life"
When the brakeman entered the car and was
about TO pull the bell rope, revOver was pointed
TO his breast ana he was told 'tIf you move an
inch ] II blow your heart ont " Meanwhile the
the other passeDg gers concealed their watches and
other valpables IN their boots and were beginning
TO recover from their Generalization. The rob
bers noticed this and suddenly left the car aud
jumped from the train while going at full speed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
The Egyptian Question Is Causing
Considerable C0mm0tion
Again.
The Last Dose of Dynamite or Gun Cot
ton Said 10 Be Of American
Manufacture.
Germany Advised to Import Russian Pstro
leum-Another Earthquake In Spain
Other Items.
THE EGYPTIAN PROBLEM.
Talk of Another Conference on Egyptian
Financial Affairs.

Talk OF Another Conference on Egyptian
Financial Affairs.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The report published In the
Paris Gaulois that Bismarck had sent a note to
Earl Granville Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs, charging England with the whole response
bility for the Egyptian troubles. and recommend
ing an entente cordiale'' with France as the
Teadiest way of securing the saccord of the Euro
pean Powers, ia probably without foundation. At
any rate, nothing Is known at the British Foreign
Office of any such communication. Germany, so
far as anything is known tn London, still MAIN
tains absolute silence in regard TO the vexatious
Egyptian problem. The question OF summoning
a fresh conference of the Powers for the purpose
of discussing Egyptian matters is assuming i'm
portant proportions. Granville has informed
Waddington, the French Minister 70 England.
that in case a new conference shall be decided
upon, the conference would convene In London
as soon as the Powers shall have seen fit 70 reply
10 the proposals regarding the Egyptian finance
recently submitted them by England. This lntt-
nation Is taken 10 mean that England would re-
fuse to accede 10 the holding of an Egyptian Con
ference at Paris or Berlin without guarantee re-
gsIding the scope of its deliberations
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
RANDALLs SOUTHERN TOUR.

The Party Returns to Nashville and I'm.
msdiately Start for Chattanooga. Stop
ping at Murfreesboro, BellbuckIe, War.
trace, Tullahoma and COwans.
NASHVILLE. Jan. s.-Hon. S. J. Randall and
party arrived here by special coach from Blrning-
ham this morning. The parry only remained a
few minutes and left on a special train for Chat
tanoogs. Colonel Colyer ard daughters, Superin-
tendent Thomas ard others accompanied the dis
tinguished visitors TO Chattanooga. Mr. Randall
had been invited 10 visit Murfreesboro and ed-
dress the people OF that city. but owing to his en-
gagement at Chattanooga, found IL i'm
posi- BILE TO accept the invitation. He however
stopped over at that place about two hours, where
he received quite an ovation. A large number of
prominent citizens of MurffeesborO ana Ruther
lord County gathered a. the depot, and when the
train bearing the distinguished party arrived the
air was filed with deafening cheers. Mr.. Randall
came forward, and in a few remarks thanked the
people for the kindly manner in which he had
been received. grand hand-sbaking then en-
sued. The train also stopped al Bellbuekle, War
trace. JnllabomG and Cowans, at all OF which
places large crowds had gathered. and where Mr..
Randall and Mr.. McAdoo made speeches and were
loudly spplauded.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
NATIONAL NOTES.
Swain Court Martial-Extension OF the
Bonded Period OF Distilled Spirits-Kidd
VIII Contest the Seat of the Eleventh

Swain Court Martial-Extension of the
Bonded Period OF Distilled spirits-Kidd
VIII Contest the Seat of the Eleventh
Indiana District.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-In the Swain CourtMar
tisl the examination of General Swain was con-
cluded, and Robert Deakers, whe Was formerly
telegraph operator and stenOgIapher for BatemaD,
WAS called. Several questions were asked the
witness, intended to call from him some state.
ments as TO the alleged requirement by Bateman
that he (vitness) should post false quotations OF
stock on the bulletin board in the Office Objee-
ton was made by the prosecution to the form OF
all these questions, and the Court sustained the
objection,
The British Postofice has requested Information
from the Postmaster General regarding the general
plan of American railway postal cars and the new
system of city distribution put in practice By the
railway mail service
The Comp OF the Currency has declared
tors rs of the Richmond National Bank. of Rich
mond, Ind. on the claims proved. amounting TO
23O27s0.
The redemption of national bank notes from the
per cent fund.- during the calendar year,
amounted to SI40.49t444, against Sl13. .56O.47S re-
deem ed in the previous year an increase OF ST.
The State department is informed that the mem
beTs CT the South American commission sailed
from New Orleans on January j, foTVenezuea and
the United States OF Colombia, via st. Thomas.
Secretary McCulloch to-day gave hearing to
Senator Beck and Representative Thompson. of
Kentucky, and other gentlemen representing the
whisky interests, IN regard TO the practical exteo
sion of the bonded period on distilled spirits The
Secretary said the committee merely requested
that he deal with the question with as much lib
erelity as possible, under the opinion of the At
torney General. he considered their request rea
sonsble. and would issue regulations bearing on
the subject early next week.
III. p. Kidd has fled notice Of contest for the
seat of George W. Steele. of the Eleventh Indiana
District, in the Forty-DiDth Congress. Kidd
charges that votes in his favor were cast out by
the Republicans.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
Lodge Matters.

The following officers were elected ct the
last stated meeting of Hope Lodge, No. s
K. and L. of H.: ]. H. Delap, ?. p; II. ii.
Reynolds, p; Mrs. F. Grunel, V. p: Mrs.
N. b. Ryan, Chaplain; Mrs. S. E. Wade,
Secretary; E. NJ. Weber, Financial Secrets
~; George ". Foffnan, Treasurer; Mrs.
NJ. .Delap, Guide; A. Rosenberger. Guard !;
T. B. Lynn and A. Rosenberger, Trustees;
T. VI. Bryan. NJ. D., and Miss II. NJ. White,
n. D., Medical Examiners
Last evening very pleasant time was had
IN the hall of Wheatley Lodge, No. 3,
knights Of Honor. The occasion was tfe
public installation of the officers. and 8
social with music and cake. During this
year the following geatlsnen viii I'll the
several Offices of the lodge: George W.
Moore. ?. D.; James r. Donesan, D.; S. NJ.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
Reeeptiou at 06sttapobca,

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. samuel Randall
and party arrived in this city at pm from Nash
leading cities between Nashville and Chattanoogs.
At MurireesborO and Cowan immense throngs
met The train. Randall was called to the plat
form and made few remarks. At al the towns
the train was greeted with cheers. At Stev-
enson, Ala, committee, consisting OF Adolph
Ochs, President Times Printing Company:
Colonel T. A. James, General J. T. Wilder. Hon.
Fl. C.. Evans. Colonel GaTnett and Rev. W, T. Bss-
kett met the party and escorted them to the city.
When the taain entered the depot q tnrOng OF
nearly COO OF the leading citizens were assembled
and re the crowd divided TO let IL pass cheer on
cheer rent the air for Randall and high tariff"
When the cheers and the party stopped Mayor
Hugh Whiteside stepped upon the platform and
addressed Mr.. Randall as follows: Chattanooga
is glad OF this opportunity to join her sister
cities IN doing honor 10 Americas greatest
statesmen, whose clear head and conservatism
have made him tre peer OF all his associates, and
won Tor him the respect and confidence OF the en-
lire nation. We extend to You and party the most
cordial welcome
Mr.. Randall responded as follows: "In reply
20 y0qr wo5a 81 o. ss spG S "e
visit yIsss With It's various business en,es
] hsd thought that by personal visit 10 the
South and to Chattanooga, would see tsforward.
ness its enterprise. its industrial interests and
so that may be able in future 10 act On behalf OF
the South With more intelligence than / have
heretofore acted IN behalf OF the United States.
The truth is, have never lost a vote or missed
saying one word that would aid in promoting the
interests OF this section Of well s. the interests OF
my own"
The speech was greeted with cheers and the
patty were then conducted 10 carriages and left
the depot amid shouts from hundreds OF throats
for Randall and high tariff" They were con-
cuceo over the city, visiting the leading iron and
wood working industries iron furnaces, aud all
points o. interest about the city At ?. M there
WAS mass meeting at the Courthouse which
Mr.. Randall addressed, and a. 9p. m. a reception
was held at the Stanton House, closing win q
grand banquet.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

freight train with twenty loaded cars on the
Pennsylvania road, Mt Holmesburg Junction, was
wrecked. Traffic suspended Eve hours
An ineendisry fire at West lafayette. o., Friday
night, destroyed Richards drug store aud Aron-
holds grocery. Loss, eSl COO; insurance, 81, ,0O0
Hon. Frank Hurd yesterday served formal no.
tice of contest upon Hon. Jacob Romeis, Repre-
sentatve-elect from tbe Toledo Congressional
District.
The Fall River. Mass, Board OF Trade has de-
cided TO make another cut of 10 per cent. and the
meTino min has made cut OF Is per cent in the
wages of the operatives.
The hose occupied by Oliver Leclerc at Hull
were IN such hurry to escape that they deserted
three-year-old child, which perished In the
flames.
The bokkeeper. J. p. Mckinney, OF the whole.
sale house OF Tapp. Leathers x Co., of Louisville,
KY, suicided by shooting himself in the head. 1t
is Iumored that he is defaulier, and the books
are bel De investigated.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04

LONDON, Ont. Jan. 3.-Charles Abbey, OF Lon
don, East, YVES attacked by number OF nuIattoes
last night, who Knocked him down aud brutally
kicked him. Constables Nichols. Abbey Palmer
and BTidgewater attempted TO arrest ths offenders
who drew knives and made desperate resistance.
from cuts and stabs. Bricks and other missiles
were freely used, and one or two persons who as
sisted the officers were struck. Five wounded
men were taken to the hospital. Constable Mich
OILS ~ cut in four places and is in dangerous con-
dition; Palmer has three cuts; BridgeYatec is cut
in the back and neck: fourth party is stabbed in
the back; Charles Abbey wss kicked and cut about
the face. William Brown, O barber, and Charles
W. Taylor are under arrest. James and Alfred
eluded arrest
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
A SOCIALIST Scare.
Looks Like an Attempt 70 Get Up Stand.
ing Army 10 Over0we the People ON Mere
Rumor.

Looks Like an Attempt 70 Get Up a Stand.
ing Army 10 OverOwe the People On Mere
Rumor.
CHICAGO, Jan. SIT is understood that the fact
has been clearly disclosed tnat nun Der of armed
companies OF SOCIALISTS are regularly drilled in
this city, and that they number about 200 men.
they are equipped with breeeh-loading rifles, and
Drill according TO PTussian tactics. The entire
practice is contrary to the State law. IN view Of
this fact and ewing to the recent threats By some
Socialist leaders, volunteer guards have been
placed in one OF the armOries of the National
Guard. In speaking OF the matter editriaIly to-
day, the Times says. "It is rather an unpleasant
condition OF things when II Is found necessary 70
gusrd the city armories against apprehended at
tacks from men who are engaged in secretly drill
ing, aud whose ANNOUNCED purpose is 10 pillage,
arson and murder. It IS stated that small num-
Der OF militia volunteers, possibly squads o. ten,
First Regiment TO protect il agsinst these antici
pated attacks II this be the fact there Is scan
dalops state of affairs in existence. II IS not the
duty OF members of the militia, who get no pIy
themselves, 10 perform the extra work of sitting
uD at nights to guard the property of the State
il such work IS necessary 10 he done the state
ought 70 order IL 10 be done, and pay fOT It, One
of the first things which should be done is To have
the matter investigated, and If il be found that
men are drilled in secret Tor an lille. al purpose
they should De put under the supervision OF the
police. tust es Il they were burglars sssassilk
planning The death Of z citizen.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
TRADE AND LABOR.
Dry Goods Clerks 'Association-Factori
Resuming Work.

Dry Goods Clerks 'Association-Factorie
ResumiDg Work.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-A strong movement on the
part of tie Dry Goods Clerks Association in
Grand street, backed by labor unions, to obtain
complete mastery of the situation. now that tbs
discharge OF holiday employees is at hand resulted
yesterday in a counter current that presages nesr
trouble, The pelice were called upon by COM
mittee OF merchants to protect their property in
event OF general strike. To-day tue street
swsrmed with police who feared trouble. The
holidays being over employers have assumed an
attitude of defiance toward the claims OF their
clerks that has aroused bitter resentment. The
Clerks Association demanded that employers
should keep in their employ the hands they had
in the middle of November throughout the dull
season TO March without reducing wsges. The
merchants yesterday resolved to stand together to
resist the dictation Of the Clerks Association and
labor unions
LAWRENCE, Mass. Jan. 3-The Lawrence Duck
Company, employing 500 hands, announces q
general reduction Oi per cent IN wages.
The Pemberton Mills will start on fun time on
Monday, employ ing 2, GOO hands.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04

CoNNEgsyILIE, Ind, Jan. S.-Sixteen years ago
the firm OF L. 3. & o. ]. Thomas of this city, re-
ceived from the Cabinet Makers Union large
quantity OF furniture. Aiterward there was
disagreement, the members of the Union claiming
that the firm bought the goods outright. and the
latter insisting that they took them 10 store and
sell on commission. AS result, ten years ago,
suit was brought by w. 7. Dole and other surviv-
ing members of the Union, for q balance on the
goods That case has since been tr led twice in the
Fayette Circuit Court, been though the Supreme
Court twice, and is now on its third trial. the jury
having teen out all night with probabilities OF
IiSaCTppinQ
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
A RIOS DEsrRUcrIvE FIRE.
Two Large Factories Destroyed With Their
Contents-L Loss 500, 900.

Two Large Factories Destroyed With Their
Contents LOss 500, 900.
PLYMOUTH, M8ss., Jan 3.-A. fire which started IN
the picker room Of the works of the Plymouth
Cordsge Company, this afternoon, proved the
nost disastrous fire that ever occurred in the
town. The fire destroyed the picker room build
ing and two large manufactures filed with ms
chinery ana combustible material The third
factory was only saved by the utmost exertions of
the fremen. The operatives barely saved their
lives. Freeman Joyce, cripple, in -the picker
will not recover. James oNeal was badly burned
about the hands and arms. and Charles Peterson
severely burned on the hands and face. The two
large buildings burned were OF brick, five stories
high an about 150X80 feet. There was a large
quantity of imported hemp and manufactured
stock on hand. The loss To TIE company is about
500 000 insured for $3.50, ,000 in the Mutual Com
panies of Boston. Some 200 hands are deprived
of employment.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
EARTHQUAKES SHOCKS.

Washington and Vicinity Was shaken Up
on Friday Night By Plainly.Felt
Tremor.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Reports are beginning 10
come IN oian earthquake shock in this vicinity
last night. At BTightwood glasses were tipped
from tables and children awakened from their
sleep in fright. The tremor was accompanied by
8 noise similar 70 that made by a wagon drawn
close to the house. IN South Washington the
shock was also felt and was a. first thought to be
from q heavy railroad train passing Farmers
from the neig ghboring counties of Maryland state
the shock was quite severe. In the neighborhOod
of Silver Spring there was rumbling sound aud
a perceptbe tremor II the houses. In the vicinity
OF Langley. Va, the trembling OF the earth was
plainly felt At WarrentOD the motion was
from east to west accompanied By dull, heavy
sound and a shaking OF the windows violently.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
Who Fired tho TunneIe

COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 3.-A special states that 1t is
not positively known who fred the tunnel at
Bristol, on the Baltimore and Ohio Road, yet IL is
supposed 1t wss done by the strikers. The theory
is that the attempt made 10 destroy the tunnel was
to prevent the shipment of coal over from the syn
dicate's mines. The destruction of the tunnel
would cut of Shawnee, Dickenson and McOune-
vile, where work has been steady all summer and
10 the present. Fifty feet more Of the tunnel
oayed in to-day, and the fiTemen were Withdrawn
as they could do no good. 1t Is thought it will
have TO burn out
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

What q Passenger Says About Gentle
man Wearing an Ulster.
LONDON, Jan, "A passenger on the train that
left Cover street for Kings Cross. few minutes
before the time of the explosion says he saw a
man. who wore an lister with fur collar and 3
soft wideawake hat, enter the compartment next to
that in which he sat The man carried q parcel APP
parenty of considerable weight, wrapped in cloth
OF American manufacture. Shortly after the
train left Cover street the man let down the win
dow of the compartment with loud slam, got
out at Harrington street and walked away. He
was then without q parcel. The pass enger
thought the stranger had forgotten it. and looked
over the partition between the compartments
and discovered the parcel was gone.
1t is stated that spool spring and some charred
fabrics similar TO that used in the preparation OF
gun cotton, were found at the foot Of the wall.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
A PIucky Woman.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The wife OF DR.. Walter NJ.
Fleming was in her rooms this evening. The lace
curtains caught fire from the gas-buTners Mrs.
Fleming pulled the burning curtain down and
attempted TO tTample out the flames. Her hair
and clothing caught fire. which also extended to
the furniture. Her husbands mother way lying
III and helpless on an upper floor. Mrs. Fleming
closed the doors so the old lady might not be
alarmed. The burned lady sent in telegraphic
alarm TO the Police and Fire Departments. and
pluckily rang up the servants and succeeded In
getting tie neigheors TO carry DR.. Fleming's
motherout The PHYSICIANS wife is badly burned
about the face, and the damage TO the furniture
ana fixtures is estimated a. s. .OOo.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-04
Farthouaks in MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Jan. "a special from Frederick,
Nd, says that in the southern section of Frederick
County last night at 10 O'Clock shock was felt,
supposed TO be an earthquake causing great con-
sterrstiOn among the people at BackeyestoWn,
Lime Kiln Switch, Hicksville, Adamstown, Green
field Mills md other points. The shock was SO
peTcepiible that the residents ran out OF their
houses IN a terribly alarmed state.