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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

VTTANTED-A party to control an article OF
w merit in Minneapolis sold entirely by can
wasting; a bonanza to those who secure it. Apply
PIT East Seventh ST., st. Paul, agents supply
Office 157-62
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06
DYE WORKS.

n L. JAMESON. Steam Dye works-Gents
~. clothing specially. ALP Wabasha st. ST.
Paul, Min u
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

nOG FOUND-Yellow and white bulldog;
~ owner can have him by calling and paying
charges 1920 Linden av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

A GENTS-Two good agents for this city ana
IA Minneapolis. 50, Gilfllan block
JNAKER-First-class bread and cake baker; no
D other need apply. l2l Martin St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

HOUSE-SmaI furnished house, by gentle
II man and wife; upper town preferred; please
nd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

A GENTS wanted to sell the latest cheap
N patent article; a necessity for every watch-
owner; sells at sight Call at Casper Eber, go
Goodrich av., ST. Paul. 10.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

IN MEN for gravel pit company work; 81. so
w per day; ship at 1 o'clock to-day; office
open from 10 to l. Whites employment office, 30S
Minnesota St, st. Paul, or III Washington av.
south Minneapolis ISL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

IN DAY and station men for the Sault Ste.
w Marie railroad station work II to % cents
per yard S175 per day; fifteen station men for the
Manitoba railroad, 10 to IA cents ner yard; free
fare Charles Cotton $40 Sibley st. 1878
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31

hrs. Hugh Jones, Of Erie, Pa, on
Dec. 2lst, received official notification
from Ca'cutta Of The death Of brother
named Henry Hughes. .leaying IN estate
valued at 81 100000. According to
the provisions Of the will tho money
will be distributed among Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Ryan, Of Erie, and sister IL
Wales. In early life The family separ-
aled, while living In Wales. The
brother went TO Calcutta and two ais-
tern came TO Erie TO live. Since that
time The brother has acquired his inn
menae wealth In shipping interests.
Before bis death he sought the address,
es Of bis sisters and bequcathed to
them bis immense fortune, which raises
them from comparatively low stations
into aflluence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31


Bed-olothing manufactured from pa
per pulp, strengthened eth twine, IL
one Of ths latest novelties.
De. ]. strahan utlers . caution
against long continued dosing with
mixtures Of Iron, maintaining that there
Il danger Of intestinal concret!ons be-.
ing iOrmsd.
a second fatal case Of poisoning by
lodlds Of potassium has recently been
reported BY Dr. Wolf Of Gori.z. The
dose taken was onIy about thirty grains
IL thirty -slx hours.
A window open a slight distance ~
both top and bottom, and . chimney
draughs also open, are tho only surs
ways Of keeping pure ail 10 q sleeping
room whose doors are closed.
Question for beginners In arithmetic
How canti.e persons divide hw Eggs
~ that each man viIl receivd y, aud
still ons remain IN the dish !? Anawtr
--One sskea the dish with the egg.
A new discoYered Mexican flower IL
quite : wonder, II reports are true. II
il said III DO white 10 lha morning, red
A. Do.n aud blue It uight, aud Is farth-
or credited with emitting perfune onlv
At the middle Of the day. Il grows on
= tree oi tbs Ia.bmus of TehnAntepec.
sesns Pacific Coast statisIicinn has
figured out that II tbs Chinese nation
was 70 pass bsiore an observer ln single
Gle the procession would never cease,
FOR . new generation would be coming
on the stage a. fast ~ the procession
moved, which, In the argument 10 favor
Of restricting Chinese immigration.
The Kennebec Journal notices ~ one
of the phenomsna Of the season . viii
low tree growing on the river bank st
the mouth Of ths sewer leading from
Allsn'a Building il Augusta. fhe tree
10 common with other willows shed its
leaves, but recently . ssoOsd growlh Of
foliage has appeared, and the leaves are
as green and succnlent - IN Juno.
This uscoad growth haa been forced by
the steam and warmth emanating from
the sewer and keeping tho tree 10 =
warm climate, 20 70 speak.
The thsory L D.. Wilson u Moi
den, hat The har ,n9 II krroarnr oll
has somsth,eg ia Sish diphtbs,sa. u
interesting. Tn.sr S-re asy@n'y- ns
i-s.he from d,phsh.rs~ iH ta@s q
n ldsn "a oss. y~.,, snd ~ i'ess.st,Sl
is.a~sigs.lon d Wl-o. fund e. ~
every casr slp mlsy n3fi htts. ~
Tampa rhHe eere many otl,s, e-ssn
Ia Metiden sh.s seat. the apsead 4 thr
disease bring csntak-aus. Bot not 10
. single c4se whess gss ar casdlsv ssr-
used vas there : deasL frem thai ii.-
ease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31


y. P.CRUncn. --Proachine Sabbath,
m1faI1g aud evening BY Rev. s. q. Ir.l
plnA p. ~ Sabbath School at 2sS0 r. N
elayaf meotinn every Wednesday evening.
MvtRomxcAE Cnuncn. Preaching on Sab.
Ho.A - 1890 A. n, and ?. a. sabbath
Arheel 1000. Prayer meeting every Wed.
An Hra imvited,
C9EeRnoATzcNALC CnuRcH. --Scryicesever
4abhath morning and evening. Sabbath
Wednesday evening Of each week. Rev. n.
". Romingor, Pastor.
"A. Il UHURuH, ,SouTH. Preaching every
4hiHd sabbath in each month at ii o'clock A.
a. and ~ o'clock r. NJ Sabbath School
meeesng Friday evenings ~ o'clock. J.W'
Craig. Pastor.
~ 3. CHURCH SourH, TAN0ENr. --Preach'
ing On the hrst sabbath OF each m0nth morn.
Ina And evening" Sunday acheOl each Sat-
bath nt 10 o'clock q. m. Prayer meeting
4Aar,dAy eyening w Craig, Pastor.
a. ECnURcR. Preaching every sabbath
mozning and evening. Song service y
the evening before sermon. sabbath nonoo
ds21o p. n Prayer meeting every Thurs
DAY evening Rev. h. r. Webb, pastor.
RamHrrnREAN Cr.uRCal. .---Service ever,
Sabbath morning and evening in Chnrcl
oeE. Braadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday Schoo
mmodintoly after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev : + Pritchard, PASTOR
BKRar BAPTIST CHuRcH. Preaching ever,
4ahhath morning ard eve 1, 1t Church on 81
8tresk sabbath School Immediately aite
norning services. Prayer meeting ever
xhursday evening At 7s30 o'clock. I
2rewuaon, pastor.
CArnoLEc CITURc Il. Service every Sun
day na 1890 A n. and P. n. Last Sunda
e che month service at Eugene City. Res
Leafs MetAyer, Rector.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31

Hydrophobia Is unknown 10 lap
land, but Pasteur has just shown that
daga may 10 inoclaled wilh the disease.
L. se.ens lecture, Henry IL stan-
10y f.la ~ he details Of bis exploration
u Lax Vic,osia Nyanza 10 Africa,
flfy day .,vssv spent on i1 10 prove j,
- b. -,Lgle b.dy # water 2I.000
sqnarr mites IL - m.
Tie imss,s snce IL mlcrnhes TO tie
gro b II pisase hss been practically
demonstrated BY NJ. Laurent. ~ho oh.
tanned only ons-fanrth ~ much bock-
wbe.s from s.srlliz~d nsnuId - in coil
oontsInibg hneieris
A uew method IL cure has bsen re-
csntly, and successfully tried By .
physician 10 Thnringis. He made the
experiment Of letting several q his
phtbisical patient pass TIE nighs 10 .he
open forssi in bam,nocks, coveted With
cushions and plaids.
The teeth Of bakers decay 50 rapidly
end peculiarly that Dr.. Hesse, Of Leip-
sic, declares himself often able TO tell
che occupation Of patients BY the con-
diIion Of the teeth. He suppo.es the
carries to arise from the action Of an
acid formed by ,hr fermentation Of i'm
haled Honr dnu
Il ia reported sha' at d esien h,
experiment has s,esn tried IT pi,ci..g
nickel lightning rud on q bnlldi"g. Tue
advantages claimed far shis metal are
that, being non-corrodlh.r, it vii Iart
longer than iron, and will also keep
bright At the points, which latter is
yer, essential - the efficiency Of ,eas
~ conductors Of eIectriOity.
The red cpIor Of bucks is due % ,hr
iron contained IN The clay. L. h.
process Of huiniu9, h. l,on COM u :
are changed from thu fsteons the
fersic condition sle ,..dr.td sehs-.
drone, thus deseiapf ~ Co.'s & -
tain clays, like tbose = SIC u
Milwaukee, for instsnoe oonlal, s =
or no iron, and the bricks made fiom
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
HEALTH OF SCHOOL cInEs.

The Asgoclation ~ Collegiate Alumni
have undertskeo system tic invessi-
cation into the physical condition of
schoo. girls between twelve and sieh-
teen. A circular is sent out calling
attentioE to these evils |. Soc'aD
dissipation and excitement 2. Missuu.-
Of vacations 8. Habl.nal Insp Il snF-
6cient and healthy sleep; 4. I,regulAs-
ity and haste IN taking food, snu the
use Of stimulating, innutritiopa die,
5: Tight, heavy or inautisient clothing;
6. Lack of proper exercise UnAna.
itary conditions or the home or the
sch~oI-room s. The omiae.oa oi l,,-
struction IN sanitation nnd hygiene 9.
Ambition II parents aud Daughters To-
accomplish much ia little time. Thia
is accompanied BY circular to be filed
ont BY parents or teachers, with an
aaets to swenuy fur questions Copies
Of these documents can Be procured BY
= adressing the Secretary Of the Asao--
0 liion, Mrs. Marian Talbot, 66 Masl-
borough street, Boston, Mass. W.
. II the attention Of Unions 10 this
d lts|E as one intimately connected
with khair work ii Department pf heAltk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
SheriRs Sale.

IN ne Circuit Court % ne .stats ef Oregon Jor
Liaa County.
z Moosly. Goysrnor. Il r EaFhart. gecre.
Eary of State ard Edward Hirach, Treasurer
1T the State ot Oregon. constituting the Board
Of Commissioners for the sale ol school and
university lands and for thoiinveataeat Of
the sanda arising therefrom, Plaintiffs.
vg.
Allie Ann FarTier. Andrew Bird Parrier.
George FarFier. Ireua Eilxabesh sarrall and
B II bnrTell, her husband, Edmuna Farriar.
John Fafrier, Ella farrseF, Phoebe EsEu
ClanshammeF and Frederick Clinphammer,
her husband. Defendants.
Notice 4 hereby given that by virsne Of
an execution and order Of sale issaed ont of
the above named Court in the aboye entitled
suit, will on Monday the 3rd day 81 jan
uary. 1887. ~ the Court House door 10
the city Of Albany. Linn connty, Oregon, at
the hour Of one o'clock y. M, sell as public
Ancta0n Tor cash - hand % Ehe highest bid.
der the real property described ia said exc
cutaon and order ol sale ~ follows to.wit :
The nOrtheaatqaarter Of the southwest quar-
Ter nnd the sontheast quarter Of tha north
west quarter aud lots 2, 3 and Of Section
"a n Township l2. sonth Of Range | west ol
stsN tsttsAssstse shetttt4u ~ Linn county,
Oregon. containing l54 l3-l00 acres. The
proceeds Of sale 70 be applied frat 70 the
payment of tue cesta and expenses ol suit
taxed ~ x55. 80 and Accruing costs and the
further sum Of so Attorneys fees. Next
10 the payment 20 the Plaintiffs herein shs
sum Of S367 so with interest ~ the rate OF /
per ce0t per annum from the 9th day oi
Octnber, 1856. and the overplna II ANY 10 be
paid IN 10 the Clerk Of said Eonrt
Dated this 9Th day Of NoYembsr. 1886.
ID. s. SAITH.
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
Nal . AlllgIe alEay llair.

"Yon may laugh and think ma vain
thing" writes Mrs. j. Il. g., Of San Franz
cisco, 20 friend in this city, "but have
not gray hair ia my head, and yet (sad
70 say am flfEy and d day. Recently
my hair WAS not only quito gray but quite
thin, too. ParIkeF's Hair Balsam~>filade
In New York, thlnk-dld wonders for
me, Try Il II you have occasion. Ii reals
,ly DOES what say, and restores the color
Also Not dye, not greasy, highly per
fuEneds Only relisble Soc. dressing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31


In recent issue It the VlsanA I :
thropologiOal Society, D.. M. H ess-
landt discusses the origin, extern and
significance Of tstiooing. He does nj
s,e.l~va that it wan At first meaus mef.-
ly ~ ornament. He attributes i
religious significance, the 6gures ,lr-
acribsd on the akin having some Fefas-
ence 70 the totemic or ancestral god u
the clan, and serving aa prosectia, %
the wesref. IL last-r days, when sb'sl
rranipe bad fsita, he figure became
> mere st,lr Il decoration
ID. inctios.
between testo4ng. i Naie1 =
are dessneated s Inserting aas
cd instrumep repeui9 ate is
and what he calls, from 50 ~
word, Tie msu
lines nre scratched cu 80 h
oring matter tshbe.l H. This d..
ion be maint-ias $ mosass
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31

St. Johns Lodge, 6a, In Fosters Block
Ind Saturday Of month.
Corinthian Lodge, ~, at Hail. Est Sat.
hfday.
nsyley Chapter, s, at Hall, 9TH Sat
nrday. .
K.ofP, mO. r. Hall. every THURSDAY
evening.
Lo.o.F.. At their hall,svery Wednesday
evening.
A. o. U. W.. at their hall, every Monday
evening.
OrEeana Encampment, at A. ., U. w.
Mali. every and and 4th Friday.
6. A. r., at A. o. u. w. Hall, Ist and
ord Saturdays
/. o. G. T. at A. o. U. W. Hall, every
Friday evening.
United Friends of the Pacific, at o. F.
Hall. Ent and 3rd Fridays.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31

The volumes OF the "BAgArs' begin With the
first Number for JanuarY Of each year When
no time Is specifics, subscriptions will begin with
the Number currene At tbs time Of receiptos order
Bound Volumes Of "Harpors Baxar," for three
years back In neat cloth binding, will be sent by
mail, postage paid, OF BY express, free OF expense
(pr0vded the freight does not exceed ono dollar per
volume.S for u per volume
Cloth eases for each volume suitable for binding.
will - sent by mail, postpaid, receipt Of 81 eaeh
Remlstanees should BE- made BY Post.Ofgico Money
ofder or Draft, % avoid chance uf loss.
newspapers are not to copy fkis aduerfise-
asenf svifhoak he axfress order n Harper &
Brothws
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
ACADEMY
Or
OurlILady Of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY OREGON.

This Institution is beautifully situated IN
TIE pleasant and accessible City Of Albany.
The location is remarkably healthy, the
building now aud well furnishod with all
that contributes 10 the comfort and inatrnc-
tion Of the pupils. The playi grounds Sarc
extensive and well adapted to.healthf0l OK.
ereiae.
The constant aim Of tho teachers IL, whilst
imparting instruction in all the useful and
refined branches, TO train the youthful heart
TO virtue and 10 lustli commendablo. emu
lation, thus educating for society, members
who will, we trust, prove ar houo1 70 our
country.
Pupils Of all persuasions equally received.
provided they comply with che regulations
Of the school.
Boys admitted up q. .rtho az, OF zen Esr
twelve.
ThisiAcademy is Incorporated and author.
ixed by the State TO confer Academic honora.
Normal instruction Of aspirAnts for Teach.
er's Certificates, speciality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
DARN DOORS.

Never put up new barn door nor re-
hang an old one until yon first call on
stewart q Sox and eso what they have
new IN barn door hangsFs@~aofnsthipg
that will NOT break down.
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TER MS.
BOARDING SCHOOL,
P~fym.

Entrance fee. payable onee, ......S 500
Board and tuition, payable IN advance, 1000
Music, instrumental, theoretical and
vocal with the nse Of piano or organ 1900
Guitar with the use Of instrument. 100
ZiIhern without use Of instrument. 500
Drawing and painting. g............... 500
Bed and bedding ......,............ 500
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1887.
Harper'S Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATES.

s'HaFpers Bazar' combines the choicest literature
and the Finest art illustrations aith the latest fashions
and the most usetul tamil reading. It's stories,
poetuss aud eesas hy tue best writer's, aud rs
humorous sketches are unsurpassed. Its papers on
social etiquette, decorative housekeeping III all It's
bfanchea, cookery, etc make IL Indispensable IN
every household. 1ts beautiful fAshion-pla9es aud
pattnrnsheet supplements enable ladies "a save many
tlmos the cost of subscription by being their own
dressmakere Not line II admitted 70 IT, columns
that could shock the most fastidous taste.
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For further particulars apply ss tie Acad-
emy.
Those who Intend ssading sneir children
to school will favor the Sisters and the in-
terests Of the school by making All arrange
ments before the 10th Of Noyember,on which
day the school opens. The Sisters will be
prepared to attend TO this business after the
18th inst.
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IN tse Circuit Court % ne state efore0os for
Liaa County.
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
Belfast Troubles

DUBLIN. August SIN response TO
urgent kilograms received from Belfast,
{ lis evening. 400 infantry soldiers,
some OF them being on Through. We
sum onec by bugle in the Stree & and
were dispatched IN haste to Belfast by
special train. A body Of 200 dragons
and infantry will leave for Belfast at 4
O'Clock TOMORROW morn ng. The police
OF Belfast will De supported By the
military.
Atmidnight the rioting shows no signs
of Attachments. The total number OF
persons dead SO far Is believed % be
six. The number Of wounded Is an
known. but will probably resch.2O0-
The Inspector-General with a SMALL
csc II WAS surrounded BY = mob in
Lodge Street. an I was obliged 70 run for
his life.
Be- FAST. August 9.-During the riot
ing which occurred here on Saturday
evening 70 an early hour this morning,
eleven persons were killed and 10 seri-
ousiy wounded. The majority OF the
/ injured persons hsvo received shot
wounds. The riOtiug vas renewed to-
day and fierce encounter took place
between the soldiers and the MOB, in
which n number OF the latter were
wounded. A soldier at-clOse quarters
fred at boy. SCATTERING his hand. The
soldier was arrested. Reizforcements
OF troops 20 the number of l 200 arrived
at Belfast 20 day. .
The attempts TO stop the rioting were
| unsuccessful. The violence OF lie mob
Is increasing Thirty OF the rioters
have been wounded. The police keep
ND n merciless FIRE upon the mob.
The aspect OF affairs was sOathreat-
\ ening to-day at noon that the authorI-
ties ordered all the taTerns IN She city
10 be closed, until tomorrow evening
groups OF men assembled everywhere
excl edly discussing the situa tiOn. The
military early this morning dBperseo
sc eraf rival mobs 1t the point OF tht
bayouet.
The city, ewing 70 the wreck and ruin
of the houses, presents deploFaole
aspect. Its appearance Is similar 70
that Of Paris after the Com mune. II =
feared that numerous deaths resulting
from the riots hyye-tai,en place, which
i,sE.li rever,be,b eard OF. = HOsPitals ar
tsxeit 10. h8uirnost TO accou1rio date u
4 great NrIichoer OF Wounded persons u
need OF attendance. A painful teatt,r
Of the riots is the number OF -chiidrel
. wounded. Yesserday hoy was sho
while returning from Sunday school
:. To-day a -htue,girl was-shos on "a
streets and Il is thought fats
Wounded she was carried away 80
. parently lifeless. Train loads Of troop
are constantly arriving,
ID NEWS IN BRIEF. Z i'ii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
Bet1een- Panama apd TIIsea,

PAxixL, August 9.-The Costa Rscan
CONGRESS has granted the concession 70
Messrs. eregoyer and March % -estAb,
'nsh a line Of steamers between San
Francisco asi Psnama, calling at Cen
tral American ports, 10 be called the
"Snsnish Central American Eine-
II uroposes. Il is said, % have seven
steamer. and viii be ready b. October.
The Diplomatic agents ana government
employees are to travel free, and fonr
frst-ciass passages between san iran
CISCO and Panama. md vice versa are 20
be placed at the disp0saLof the govern
mont every year. tf nF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
Davits for Harmony.

NEW YoEK, August, 9.-"Parnell and
President Egan, said Michael Davitt,
TO a reporter, to-day. invited me to
attend the Chicago convention IN the
interest of harnony,l am not 3 eee-
gate, bnt came over for cnanse OF an
and a short rest. / have promised 10
address the meeting, on Saturday, OF
the Unined irish societies. at Chicago.
Daring my. stay here l shall see ana
confer with the leaders OF the IRISH
movement" Davitt refused to express
any opinion about the reply OF Presi-
dent Egan to Secretary Gleason, oil inc
New York municipal council, on me me
subject of allowing other socletles 70 os
-eD-sSented Ia the convention at
Cbicseo. : He said that their differences
wenId be adjusted and that the influence
of the Irish delegates would be ioi
harmony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
1LaSirncssiSe Ere 4 saalt Ste. Marie
Mich, Monday night. wv

4 Asdsstrncti7e Ere a Saultsts. Mari,
Mich, Monday night. wv "A
The town Of Skien, Norway, has been
destroyed by IRE; loss. fs.oo0.ooO.
The British government has adopted
the. proposals Tor q special cOnImi.teS
TO examine The cuireneS question 50
Heavy fighting in Springfield. near
Belfast, guerrilla fashion, Sunday night:
sixty rioters shot, many Of whom were
The western part Of Ontario has bean
flooded recently with 81 and g Amer
lean bank notes, raised 70 tens. ana ire
raisers have been discovered.
Twelve nominees under the Inieri 7
Department not acted on by the senate,
have been reappointed and commis-'
stoned among Them George W. Julian.
to be ouryeyor-6eneral,o OF New Mexico
The President Is now engaged IN con
siderAtion Of matters he wishes 10 dis
pose of before be leaves Washington on
his summer vacation, the principal one
OF which is filling vacancies IN the civil
service. nH wT .EwnrE 4
A.large number OF G. y. r. members
we're entertained by the mayor and
citizens Of Oakland on Monday. School
/ CHILDREN presented the veterans Win
bouquets. Over the door Ofthe Ladies
4 Seminary Was the inscriptiOr: None
but the brave deserve the fair. !" -
The viii of s. J. Ti,den vas read
at Greystone yesterday, Ia the
presence Of al RELATIVES in the
lwest. 1t contains about 1000
words, and would occupy Aabou, hve
columns nonpariel in the large daiiies.
IL will not be made public until iSis
offered for probate. An Of filaeo s
kindred are generally provided fcr.9
Forest fires were rigging Monday Tor
100 miles north OF Stevens Point, VIZ.
The, iliage OF Prentice in Aarathan
County, was surrounded by danes
and Tears were entertained that-1l
would be swept out Of existenee. Tim
4 her and ties, Dwellings aud ol fies prop
/ erty have been burned telegraph
Z poi S hayeo been destroyed ara con-
inunication cut OF.
u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
RAYAR's VIEW.

BAIrnxoRE. August 9.-Seeretary bay-
ard, speaking TO a correspondent lesI
night OF the Cutting case saio .h n'1sS
was no reason why Satisfactory al
justment of the difficulty should not De
reached. He had been assured tnat
such was th0desire of the Mexican gov gov
eminent By the resident minister VINO
said some days ago, his goSeIhile -.
Rotary Bayard said impressiyely ne
considered the principle involved IN IN
Cutting affair one Of the gravest I'M
p0rtance. and one as TO Wnich t ne
whole country, without reference 20
party, should be a unit. The personal
merits or dement's OF Cutting hiI1ss Y
had nothing to do with the inatter. II
made 10 difference whether be was an
angel OF darkness or an angel o. nens,
out II did make the greatest posslo,,e
difference 70 the American peopie
whether the contention raised by ~
state Department in this case should DC