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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-18
The Pacific Mall Company

NEW York, May 17.-At directors
meeting of the Pacific Mail Company it
was decided to close the books for the
annual election May Goth. The election
will be held May 26th, and the books
reopened on the 9th. 0neof the direc.
tors says that they pledged themselves
TO vote for the present board. Presi-
dent Houston does not wish to be re-
elected, but they hope to prevail on him
TO remain. Edward Lasteroach, one
'of the directors, said the Trans-contin-
entail situation is unchanged. In max
ing their agreement there are three ele-
ments to be considered-OverI com
panies, Pacific Mail and Panama Rail-
way Company. The attitude Of the
Panama Railroad is an important
factor; they have been getting the same
rate from us right along, no matter
what we received. Some efforts have
been made to get a concession from
them, but no action has yet been taken.
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Board of National Defense.

WAsHIseTos, May Ex-senator Glib
son, to-day (by requesD introduced in
the Senate a bill to provide for the
establishment of board of national de-
Tense to consist of the president pro
temp0re Of the Senate, the Speaker of
the House OF Representatives, two
members. not of the same political
party, to be designated by committees
respectively from each of the ways and
means, appropriations, army and navy
committees of the House, two Senator'S
and two Representatives to be de-
signated by the presiding officers, OF
each house from Senators and Repre-
sentatives Of different political parties,
the Secretary of War and Navy, Lieu
tenant-General of the Army, Admiral
of the Navy. two other officers of the
navy, and two officers of the army to be
appointed by the President. and nine
members to be appointed from CIVIL life.
The duty OF the board is to adopt and
put into operation plans and methods
for the construction and armament OF
the national defenses by land and water.
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Fighting the Indians.

SAN Francisco, May 16.-Tucson
special from Huschuca: Captain Hat
field, with a troop of cavalry, struck
Geronimo a heavy blow yesterday
morning, ten miles southeast of Santa
Cruz, but a few hours later received a
heavier blow in return. On Friday
afternoon the hostiles, about seventy
strong, struck Milepias Ranch. round
ing up thirty horses. Hatfield arrived
halt an hour later and followed the
trail till dark. Yesterday morning he
surprised and stampeded the hostiles,
capturing their entire camp outfit and
horses. He then started for Santa
Cruz. In passing through Box Canyon,
a Calling fire was suddenly poured upon
his little command. The men dis
mounted and made a gallant fight. in
one hour, losing two KILLED and three
wounded; many Indians fell, but
the number is not known. Captain
Hatfield reached Santa Cruz, where he
will be joined by Lieutenant Cook with
Dorst's troop. Major Ruiz. with a
large Mexican force. reached Santa
Cruz last night and joined in the pur-
suit this morning. General Miles, Cap
tain Lebo, Lieutenant Davis with
Troop u, Governor Torres, of Sonora.
and Project Rivero, of Magdaiena Dis
trict, are here in consultation.
Governor Torres has Just received a
dispatch from the Project of Guaymas,
stating that General Martinez routed
the Yaquis from their stronghold in
Sierra Bacatele on the 18th, killing 100
and capturing 200. The Mexicans lost
twenty killed and fifty wounded. Caieme
escaped, but is being pursued by troops
on land and gunboats on the river. This
virtually ends the Yaqui war.
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San Francisco Socialists.

SAN FRAscIsco. May 16.-Five Social
lists, while engaged to-day haranging a
crowd, were arrested on the charge OF
misdemeanor. The most prominent Of
them is ]. r. Rudeizsky, Pole. who in
hrs speech advocated going to Mob HUI
and sackings the residences of Messrs.
Stanford, Crocker and Flood, and distri-
buting what money and valuables were
found among themselves. On Rudeiz-
skey's person were found two pamphlets
written by John Most, OF Chicago, en-
titled 1.-The beast of property" and
Total humiliation proposed as the
only infallible remedy" The prisoners
resisted arrest, and the officers had 10
use their climbs. One prisoner, A. ].
Warren, was rescued from the police
men by the mob, but was recaptured.
The prisoners were much excited over
their arrest, but disclaimed the idea that
they were melting to riot.
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TapsuOrm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and successfully cured.

Consultation At the once Is YREz and In
yited- Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis OF urine, 50. Come st
once-do not put Il OF. Ali correspondence
strictly CONFIDENTIAL
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Muslin Underwear
Children Short Dresses, sizes from to X
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furnishings.
added line Of Boys Shirt Waists Gents Unlaun
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Big Appropriation Bill.

WAsHrSGroE, May 17.-As reported
from the Subcommittee this morning
to the full committee on appropriations
OF the House, the legislative. executive.
and judicial appropriation bill makes a
total appropriation for the next fiscal
year OF S2O.IlO.sI7. The appropriation
ior the current year was S21, 81. COS. and
$2l zoe. 6S3.
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WAsH1Se1Os, May IL. 1886.

WASHINGTON, May II. 1886.
The amendatory act of March 1, 1879,
Section II. materially changed the pro-
visions of the law relative 10 the tobacco
manufacturer bond. 1t fixed defin-
itely the minimum and maximum
sums, leaving the collector to use his
discretionary power within these limits;
and to require the penal sum of the
bond to be proportioned TO the amount
of business that the manufacturer pro
posed to do, giving him the right Of ap-
peal to the commissioner of internal re
venue. At the time OF the passage OF
that act, the tax on manufactured to-
bacco was three times as much as it is
now. OF course, therefore, the interests
of government were then proportion
ably greater in tobacco manufacture.
and it was deemed necessary TO
require a correspondingly larger
bond for the ful6llment Of the
obligations of the manufacturer.
The regulations, series No. s. revision
of 1885, pages and 8, prescribe the rule
to be adopted by collectors IN comput-
ing and fixing the penal sum of the
bond Of the tobacco manufacturer &C
cording to the question of business pro-
posed to be done by him. In accord
ance with this rule, collectors are in
structed in computing the penal sum of
such bonds to add to the minimum the
sum OF 81, 000-for each cutting machine,
$500; for each hydraulic press. $500. for
each snuff mill, 500; and for each hand
or other mill.or machine. 500, until the
maximum sum OF so. 600 be reached.
(Signed). JOSEPH MILLER,
Commissioner.
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Returned.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Members of
the special committee which the House
OF Representatives sent out west to in
vestigate the strikes and labor troubles
on railroads, returned to Washington
to-day.
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Chdren Caps Variety Ever
COIN BROTHERS.
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Hedberr & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. CAN
and see our new line imported cloths
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JAMES SULLIVAN of Salem, Ore
gon. says he was cured of the Asthma
oy Gilmore's Magnetic Eli<:r. IL.
sale atA*'.Smith q Co.'S Drug Store.
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LIGHTNING LINES.
The New Bond for the
Tobacco Manufacturers.
FIGHTING THE RED SKINS,
Board OF National Defense-rhe
Pacific Mail Company-Big
Appropriation Bill.
Tobacco Manufacturers Bond.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-The Treasury
Department has issued the following
circular:
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to me awe are not quite ready ia
leave" This was in reply to my
question, "Boys are you ready to &c
home now ?"
This closed the evidence.
Mr.. Sebree opened the argument
in speech Of twenty minutes, aftel
which court adjourned for dinner
At l O'Clock Mr.. r. w. Henry com
menced speaking and spoke one and
one half hours. lie was followed by
Mr.. Clark, who spoke about the
same length of time.
Esquire Rogers decided to turn
VIM. Stanley loose and hold Rem:
and Harmon over for Circuit Court
Bail was fixed at $1,000 in each case
Being unable to give bond they were
sent back to Jail. All the witnesses
were recognized in the sum of $l0(
each to appear here on second day o.
the September term of Circuit Court
that being the day set for their APP
pearance before the grand jury.
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KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

There are $50 guests and 52S State
troops at Grab Orchard this week.
A man named Sears at Somerset
blew into a gun to find out if it was
loaded. lie found out.
AT the recent election, DIR. Geo. II.
Perrin, of Cynthiana, put in his sew.
entieth annual straight Democratic
vote.
Jno. Sweeny, COL, shot and killed
Geo. Diamond, COL, of Paducah, OF
the steamer Hudson, lying at ST
Louis.
VIM. Robertson took out license t
marry Sarah Rue in Henderson Co
and returned the paper the next da!
endorsed "Dride not found"
+. S. Nixon was Democratic can
didate for jailer in Bath county ant
during the heat of the campaign A
L. Wright, a wealthy farmer, maj
the statement that Nixon had stolel
$500 and would steal again if he 10
chance. Nixon was defeated an,
has just brought $4,000 libel sui
against Wright.
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cRoFToN, KY.
August II. 1886

August II, 1886.
Ed. SOUTH KENTuCKIAN:
Empire, Castleberry and Crofton
Sunday schools will spend next Sum-
day, August 18th, at Chalybeate
Springs, one and a half miles north
of this place. We understand Mr.
Williams and Hon. John iceland, of
your city, have kindly consented to
address the audience on Sunday
schools aud temperance. There will
be dinner OH the ground and every
body is invited.
Give us law 10 require every man
to show his tax receipt before he
votes, and we will have less conten-
ton about illegal voters and VIC
might safely say 10 delinqucnts OIL
the tax book.
Mrs. Josie Bricc is confined to hel
bed of dysentery this week.
Jas. NJ. Clark and J. w. Armstrong
left Sunday for Cincinnati, Ohio
They have gone 10 investigate somC
old land claims.
Mrs. Mary Oats, of White Plains
KY, is visiting Mrs. Mamie Prouse
of this place.
Miss Leona JamisOn, of Providence
Ky, who has been visiting Mrs VIM
Jamison for several weeks, returned
home Monday. She made many
friends during her stay here and thu
young man who took her departur,
so hard has partially recovered un
der the usual restoratives, campho
and asafoetida.
VIM. league who lived near ol,
Petersburg in this county, died yes
terday; he had been a long suflere
of tic douloureux and death came a
a final relief from suffering and pain
To his family and friends we extent
our coincidence.
Miss Moore of GAINESVILLE, Tenn
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Susal
Daugherty.
We were shown the following ia,
receipt to-day by Mr.. d. ?. William:
of Louisville, Ky:
Received Of Thos. Minter, ten shiIl
ings and four pence in full for hi
tax, for the year 1895, May 9th.
L. BARTLETT, d. S.
The above receipt was paid i
Mclean county, Ky. Buck.
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Hon. John w. Stevenson died at
his home in Covington, Ky, on the
10th inst, of bilious collie. He was
IA years of age and was recognized
everywhere as one of Kentucky's
ablest statesmen and testlawyers
During his life he had filled several
prominent positions-Governor Of
Kentucky from 'GS TO II, United
States Senator during the stormy pc.
Rod of IA, Chairman of the great
Democratic Convention in Cincinna.
ii in 1880 that nominated Hancock
etc.
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FOREST FIRES.
Whole Towns Destroyed in Wis
consin.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 10'-Opportune
rains this morning at many points
where the forest fires are raging in
Northern Wisconsin have impeded
their progress, and to-night's advices
are that the danger is greatly lessen
ed, while not past. Colby would have
been destroyed but for rain, and Wau-
sua also narrowly escaped. In other
places the fires remain unquenched.
The village Of Hansen is doomed. 1t
is surrounded by walls of flame while
women as well as men are fighting
the fire. The water supply is becom-
ing exhausted. Hilton and Rantoul
in Calumet County are surrounded
by fire by fire and farmers are flock
ing into the villages for safety. Acres
of grain have been devastated, A
dozen buildings have been DESTROYED
at Pensuake and Howard. Around
Little Suamco terror-stricken peo.
pie flocked into the village and found
railroad communication cut off. A
woman left her babe in her house
and it was burned to-death.
Hundreds OF people are homeless
in the stricken district. Coleman
Abrams and New Denmark are il
danger. Rains have saved Stevens
point after thousands of bushels o
cranberries and millions of feet o
standing timber in the vicinity hat
been consumed.
At Sturgeon Bay the smoke oh
scured the sun to-day and vessel
along the coast blew whistles contin
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Cutting has been convicted and
sentenced to Imprisonment by the
Mexican government and Secretary
Bayard has made final demand for
his release. If the Mexican govern
ment still refuses TO set the prisoner
at liberty something may be expected
to drop in the Sregion of the Rio
Grande. The war fever is very high
in Texas, and Mexico will have to
either back down or fight.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-13

Chief Bushyhead, of the Cherokee
Indians, is candidate for election,
and is opposed by gentleman also
of the Cherokee persuasion, named
Rabbit Bunch. If this gentleman's
respected parents had only had the
forethought to have him christened
Rabbit Foot, our old friend Bushy.
heads chances would be worth nc
more than a Louisville bummer's
promise to vote for moneyless can
didate.-Courier-Journ
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There is party by the name OF
Cleveland now filling the Presiden-
tial chair who has both a head and
backbone of his own. Since Congress
adjourned he is putting in his time
re-appointing the officers who were
rejected by the Republican Senate.
They will hold over until another
Congress meets in December.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-13

In the 10Th Judicial district, not re-
ported in our election returns, II. c.
Lily, Rep, was elected Circuit Judge.
This makes five out of nineteen judges
elected by the Republicans, if we in
clude Carr in the 7th district whose
election is claimed, bat is still in
doubt
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The latest from the election in the
Glasgow district is that the official
majority of Leslie for Circuit Judge
is "a instead of 43 in Adair county. II
this proves correct Carr, the Repub-
hcan candidate, is elected by four
majority.
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The President has re-appointed
Matthews, the colored man whose
nomination for Register of Deeds for
the District of Columbia, the Repub-
lican Senate refused TO confirm.
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The Louisville Times sworn circu-
lation for the last six months was
1,662,109 copies, all average daily cir
culation of ,36S.
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Elk. President Arthur is in a fair
way to recover his health. lie has
improved much in the last three
months and now weighs 17j pounds.
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The dead body OF Jas. Simpson, an
old farmer of Union county, was
found lying on the bank ofa stream
in Henderson county.
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The Tennessee State Democratic
Convention to nominate Governor
and other officers is in session at
Nashville.
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The cholera is still raging in Italy.
About $50 new cases aud 100 deaths
are daily reported.
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Maxwell, the St. Louis murderer,
who is under sentence of death has
been rcspitcd until October 2nd.
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The anarchists trials at Chicago
are nearing an end and there is like
" to be a demand for hemp.