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454 Kaiser, DIETRICH
47S Keyser, William II
IS Link, Michael
! 92 Lepper, Henry E
! % Leonhard,J
I7S Livingston, Adolph
100 Lynch, William M
,54 Latta, Chauncey
sos Lindsay, Herbert 0
4I9 Lepper, Albert "A
| SIS Lepper, Gus
IS Moore, Benjamin II
| 81 Moore, John Q A
S. Murray, James
III Meder, Benjamin +
10, Maynard, Melvin O
co7 Mills, Richard
| 2io Mack. John E
245 Meyer, John
cog Martin, Charles +
2o9 Martin, John III
2S5 Muller, Jacob
ESQ Maish, Calvin H
4oI Mackey, Will U
40 Myers, George II
4Is Millard, Thomas
435 Meder, Charles ID
453 Meder, John p
527 Mayo, George A
s33 Miller, Peter
SIS Millard, Harry &
542 Master, Frank a
6, Mcmahon, Patrick
us McCrimmon, John
,o4 Mccormick, William
ESQ McCarty. John
352 McGrane. John
I4o Newnham, John R
IoS Nuss, George
200 Noteware, Warren
46I Nash, Thomas
sos Noteware, CLANCY n
Io5 Ouilette, Cyrille
Io5 Ouilette, Louis
c2I O'Iare, Mike
23I O'Brien, J b
20 Picker, William
rs Porterfield, John w
100 Parker, William w
100 Parker, Alonzo A
2SS Parker, Hubbard 6
376 Piper, A H
4o3 Peterson, p H
4SI Pierce, Edgar r
9 Roberts, Oliver
70 Raycraft, James A
ia Ross, Lewis
13o Riddler, William
27o Ross, Charles II
34I Reker, William
50, Rosser, John
40 Rice, Harry II
$50 Richards, Seldom
10 Stern, Leopold
81 Steinmetz, Frank
70 Stewart, Wellington
*, Swift, Shubal I
Is3 Scott, James r
2I5 Sternberg, Job
246 Simonis, +
247 Summers, Harry 4
2S4 Schmitt, Edward
3I6 Starting, Albert M
332 Spence, William
336 Stone, Thomas Fl
343 Smith, John
4I6 Schulz, Otto I
4IS Spooner, X I
1SI Summer. lanes
474 Scott, Patrick
$40 Savage, James S
543 Smith, John
7 Torreyson, James D
AZ Turner, Fred ID
S Thompson, Caleb A
So Tyrrell, George A
81 Trapp, John
100 TAYLOR. Benjamin
1 "a Tufly, George
167 Thompson, Paul S
237 Tranter, James F
264 Tremblay, Bennie
e75 Torreyson, William b
$50 Troll, Jacob
rSo Vonderhyde, Edward &
ar Van Sickle, John
,S9 Vonderhyde, George +
g Weber, Jacob jr
IS Webb, George b
1877 Woods, James L
rsI Woodward, Frank w
1o1 Weiner, Ben
roo Weber, Jacob ST
III Wall, John A
,13 Witherill, Charles A
,33 Wright, Sam {
as Willmott, Edward
toz Walter, Anselm
i 28 Willis, William
sI7 Weiffenbach, George
S38 Willmott, Arthur 3
tS6 Young. Alexander
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MISCELLANEOUS
second ward.

second ward.
I47 Anderson, William
2oS Adams, Joshua f
$50 Argens, Henry
.354 Atherton, Cole c
20 Baker, Sam
az Bowker, Milo A
~ Bitter, Willard
| 81 Bicknell, Charles F
rs Berry, T
II6 Burke, Thomas
1877 Bigler, David
144 Bray, Charles E
las Barkley, Eli
IS4 Burns, William Fl
I5S Baker, Archer
go Billings, Charles
,4o Brannan, Patrick
l252 Bierschbach, John
256 Bryant, w Fl
265 Bryson, George sr
273 Bryson, George jr
278 Burke, Thomas w
27o Beckstead, Orren N
325 Bence, Horace H
S27 Banning, John L
$40 Brault, Dominique
375 Belknap, Charles H
.3S2 Bliss, Duane L
423 Brulin, Charles A
427 Bender, David A
429 Burgett William
436 Burns, George T
12o Burlington, Edward
4S2 Baker, Charles III
500 Bray, Judson J
ga Blethen, Charles
Cary, William NJ
IL Cook, John X
40 Chedic, George w
Al Campbell, John
6s Chedic, Tracy Ii
69 Cohn, Abram
70 Cohn, Samuel
I5o Cowan, William II
I6S Catlin, Alva p
10 Corbett, Dan G
IoI Cowing, Joseph H
$50 Cross, Nolney 3
I97 Gree, Domino
100 Carriere, Leon
c32 Clark, George w
2S2 Corning, B w
29I Chubbuck, George w
299 Connolly, jeremiah
3I7 Cheney, James ii
3Io Clarke, Robert M
S22 Clarke, Willis 6
$40 Carbonneau, Mederie
32S Coffin, Trenmor
34S Calvert, George d
$50 Collins, Frank
3o3 Cagwin, George w
.392 Cohn, Hyman
500 Corbett, William II
4o7 Culp, David R
Az Constantine, Philip
Al Calhoun, John
45o Cilley, John G
400 Chedic, Walter II
463 Craven, Frank
4S3 Clark, Henry
4oS Co.iry, Michael
$40 Gary, Ernest H
SIS Cagwin, Hamden A
$40 Criser, William.H
547 Christian, Ernest
n Dunn, Herbert c
So Drury, Wells
I3s Doane, William Hy "
I4S Dobbs, George R
I8s Doane, Jonathan
2os DeLeon, David
219 Davis, Amaziah H
3I3 Doyle, Philip A
~, II
s42 Degrassillier, JOSEPH,
36o Davis, George r
372 Denning, James B
377 Dow, Nathaniel F
4o5 Davenport, William Fl
AZ Downey, Martin A
,o6 Dorsey John G
44o Daniels, William
KS Doray, Maurice
534 Dodd, Frank w
6 Eccles, George A
IS Ebbins, Isaac
SO Elrod, Edward r
IA Elsey, NJ T
$50 Elrod, Lawrence L
t42 Ellsworth, Ben r
t64 Edison, Benjamin
|93 Ellis, John G
500 Emmons, John P
IS Follett, John
81 Farrell, James +
IL Fox, John G
.s5 Fcrding, Isaac n
zoo Fitton, Russell
;o4 Fife, James
go Fothergill, Henry
;7S Folsom, Frank G
;S1 Friedrich, George "A
90 Ford, George F
o6 Fox, John W
10 Fleming, John W
IA Fife, Adam
~ Foley, John
o4 Foley, Richard
Il Glover, Morton E
s. Gilronan, William H
or Gibson. Adrastus B
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REGISTRY LIST

REGISTRY LIST
Of VOTERS QUALIFIED T.
Vote AT THE CITY ELEC-
TlON. NAY 3rd., 1855.
First Ward.
:, Aube, Eustachc
81 Alley, Zadoc +
roo Aldrich, Horton
1873 Avery, David w
e36 Archer, David A
a5S Adams, Jewett w
.So7 Aronsohn, Max
,97 !Ardery, Alex NJ
400 Alley, Thomas III
AZ Albro, John S
Bordwell, William W
81 Brady, Francis L
81 Blumenthal, a
So Bird, John y
81 Brummett, William Is
I,3 Brown, William r
I56 Berry, Glen
1914 Boulrisse, Julien
,Io Bell, Leslie II
SO Bright, Jesse L
,S5 Benton, James NJ
,oS Brule, Dieudonne N
3IS Black, Isaiah NJ
$50 Bartine, Horace F
AS Bell, George III
$50 Bergman, Albert
IS Cavanaugh, Charles Nj
81 Crane, Zaccheus
50 Carney, John
90 Carpenter, Joseph w
1903 Clarke, Daniel
II, Curry, Fred B
III Crawford, Robert r
I6S Courteau, Pierrie B
2c6 Connolly, Timothy
243 Cottrell, William ID
,96 Campbell, George c
S,3 Cunha, John
SS5 Cohn, Moses M
44o Couillard, Damas
462 Connolly, Cornelius
465 Christensen, John
81, Coffey, Con nelius D
So Decker, Henry
81 Daugherty, Enrico S
90 Day, Frank w
81 Dies, George L
1873 Dority, Anson p
Is7 Davis, Sam p
I6o David, Evan
I64 Deegan, Simon F
I73 Dempsey, Timothy
IFS Dake, CLANCY r
33S Daily, Abraham
364 Danhauser, B F
367 Davis, George T
437 Dale, George w
466 De Neuf, Albert
sos Dockery, James
sIo DeAhna, Henry G
s,7 DeAhna, Henry c jr
Io4 Edwards, Theodore D
200 Elliott, William
,oS Elstner, Milton R
5I4 Epstein, Louis B
3IS Ellis, Adrian G
47S Edgecomb, Ezekiel
4S4 Edwards, Thomas
4o, Ellis, Pearls B
4. Fischer, Moritz
no Furlong, John
no Fellows, Morrison
80 Farrell, William B
I6I Friend, Charles w
I7o French, Afford
zoo Folsom, Gilman n
BAT Farrell, Michael
4o4 Farrell, Henry E
$50 Fulstone, John
5;2 Fish, Russell
4 Gaige, Mark Nj
49 Greenlaw. Luke S
IoI Gray, Dexter w
1888 Glauzmann, John
ao3 Guion, James
500 Garcia, Methias V
Al Gallup, Oliver H
45S Gray, William w
AZ Gilbert, Oscar A F
ass Gundry, Frank E
4o7 Greenlaw. Mayo A
II Hofer. Charles A
81 Hall, William G
u Hines, John
IS Harlow. Josiah c
81 Holbrook, James w
r.2 Hawthorne. William A
ia Harris, D
1856 Heidenreich, Thomas
i36 Herluison, Leon
I77 Hark. George
I87 Howell, George D
2ol Harris, Ernest
20: Hofer, Albert G
ga Harper, Edward
336 Hansen, Hans N
|23o Humphrey, Emery
12einsoth, William
f.; e. 4: ! !
Judah M
.
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5 Lynch, J F A
"a Laughton, Charles 3
129 Lind, James F
149 Lentz, David III
III Logan, Robert sr
172 Logan, John r
216 Lopez, Jesus
21S Leary, Thomas
$50 Leonard, OrviIle z
337 Leete, James A
353 Lincoln, Daniel
362 Lee, Edward S
3SS Lutz, Martin
| 40S Lincsln, Charles Fl
1876 Lenergan, Maurice FL
54S Lamont, Alexander
IL Maliett, john
% Mason, William w
81 Merle, John V
6s Meder, Llewellyn NJ
] 10 hdSou, A1UlatI' ~
lS4 Murphy, James B
lS9 Noise, Baptiste
223 Musgrove, w Rjr
224 Meyer, Christopher
$50 Muckle, Hugh
295 Murray, Patrick
3l4 Mara, Eugene
344 Moseley, Thomas P
| 35l Mulla!y, Edward
357 Moody, Nickerson 3
361 Murphy, w E
81 Meunier, John
$40 Murrell, John T
$50 Mills, George T
445 Manning, Horace G
454 Mahen, Alexander
457 Meder, James G
All Mittledorfer, Charles
500 Miller, William
$50 Merigold, Henry P
s McCnrdy, John
80 McCarty, Patrick
33 McGuirk, John H
~ McLain, L T..
lS1 Mccartney, Jeptha D
222 McNichol, Thomas
$50 McQuarters, John
444 Mclaughlin, George
44S McCabe, Arthur N
SOL McCluen, William D
Sol Nulty, Patrick
22S Onet, Urgele
358 O'Brien, Daniel
SIT Olcovich, Hyman
523 Ogden, John G
46 Peters, Ferdinand W
83 Pixley, Seymour
SO Platt, Joseph
lO8 Painter, Charles F
III Prior, John M
$40 Peters, Charles HI
42S Preble, Charles 8
472 Picause, Antonio du Cunha
49O Pohl, Cornelius B
39 Roberts, James D
80 Roberts, Richard T.
l76 Russell, William NJ
1872 Robert, Andrew
PA Robinson, Marshall
241 Reynolds, Edward N
2Sl Rulison, Charles J
29o Rose, Nathan H
292 Rountree, Newton w
3I2 Rosenbrock, Henry
s65 Ryan, Christopher
373 Robinson, Herbert
S74 Richard, George "
433 Robinson, Kseler
487 Reeves, Derry
5lS Hickey, Thomas B
524 Rodman, Richard g
526 Robinson, Sam s
IA Spurgeon, James W
27 SaxtOn, Reuben III
80 Schnitt, Jshn jr
6a Sancho, Stephen
II Sutherland, John u
l26 Sutherland, John jr
l81 Straight, Jacob
l65 SahelI, Jonathan
l63 Siddsns, Lawrence l.
l69 Small, Samuel
AZ Gatherland, David
l57 Schnelder, Henry
'6l schneider, William H.
)AA 0A~A-A YAAA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-02

OF VOTERS QUALIFIED TO
vOTE AT THE CITY ELEC-
TlON. NAY 3rd., 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-09
Wool.
(Buying prices.)
Hidos.
(Buying prices.l

(Buying prices.)
Dry flint hides and zip, good, lie >
Dry flint hides and KIP, daiuag. 10c q
Dry flint calf skins, good, -. l2c ="
Dry flint calf skins, damaged. 09e q"
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
good, Observation-Disclosures. l2c
Dry salt hides. Kip and calf,
damaged. ........... Sc
Dry horse hides. ..... 25c to 75c eae
Green hides and kip, good ,.... 06 3 Z
Green hides and Kip, damaged, &c
Green calf skins, good. 80. &c
Green calf skins, damaged. 49,. SC
Green sailed hides and kip, vel
cured, good, 6X"
Green sailed hides and zip, Eeil
cured, damaged, ..... ~"
Green salted ceH skins, ven
cured, good. 49,. So
Green sailed calf SKINS, wei
cured, damaged, .... Oh
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. Diana Shaw, wife OF
VIM. Shaw, yesterday. Mrs. Shaw
died on Tuesday and the funeral was
conducted from the family residence in
Mound Fort yesterday. Elders Ben E.
Rich, ID. H. Peery and Lorin Farr
spoke words of comfort and consolation
at the services. The remains were fol-
lowed to the cemetery by very large
procession, fOrty-three carriages, De-
ceased was a lady who was highly es-
teemed by her large circle of friends
and acquaintance and is deeply
mourned by her surviving husband and
family, with whom we sincerely con-
dole in their loss.
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WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY,
SO Foster ST., Peabody, Mass
A WORD ABOUT CATARRH.

at is the mucous membrane that wonder
full semi-huid envelope surrounding the deli
cate tissues of the air and food passages
that Catarrh makes its stronghold. Once
established, it eats into the very vitals, and
renders life but long drawn breath of
misery and disease, dul,ing the sense of
hearing, trammelling the power OF speech,
destroying the faculty of smell, tainting the
breath, and killing the refined pleasures Of
taste. Insidiously, by creeping on from a
simple cold in the head, it assaults the mem
branous lining and envelops the bones, eat
ing through the delicate coats and causing
Inflammation, slOughing and death. Moth
ing short of total eradication will secure
health to the patient, and all alternatives
are simply prOcraStinated sufferings, lead
ing to fatal termination. SANFORD's RAD
ICAL CURE, by Inhalation and by Internal sd-
miniStratiOn, has never failed; even when
the disease has made frightful inroaas on
delicate constitutions, hearing, smell and
taste have been recovered, and the disease
thoroughly driven out "
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE consists of one
bottle of the RADICAL CURE, one box
CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED
INHALER, neatly wrapped in one package,
with full directions; price, S1.00
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Personal and General.

Gus KAHN, of Philadelphia, was al
the Broom yesterday.
j.. A. GooDHUE. of Salt Lake, was
registered at the Broom yesterday.
THE Ogden Rife Club held a practice
last evening, the firstfor several months.
Mrs. o. L. BARNUM, from the east. is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. CareswelI, of this city.
Mrs. JOHN HENRY SMITH, OF Salt Lake,
spent the day in the city yesterday, re-
turning to her home last evening.
J. S. HoUTz, the popular cattle king,
has just returned from a visit to his
ranch. Mr.. Houtz says he never saw
tatter horses than some he lust sold. 100
in number. There is also plenty of
grass for stock.
VIM SoWENBY. one of the six hundred
men who received a legacy from Mr..
Powers, of the firm of Powers Il White
man, Philadelphia, and who has since
gone all over the country and through
with bis money, was fined S12 for being
drunk yesterday.
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Most Excellent.

il. ATKINS, Chief Of Police, Knob
vile, Tenn, writes: my family and !
are benefciaries of your most excellent
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption; having found it to be all
that you claim for it, desire to testify to
its virtue. Ny friends to whom have
recommended it, praise IL at every op.
portunity." DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is guaranteed to care
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Group and every affection of the Throat,
Chest Gnd Lungs. Trial Bottles Free as
Z.C.M.I Drug Store. Large Size $1.00. .
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Arkansas Ell ctiOn.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, September s.
Partial returns from oue-half of the
counties in the State indicate no
change from the estimates telegraphed
Monday night. The com binations be-
tween the Republican and other ele-
ments are affected by the Democratic
tickets, wholly or in part. The State
labor ticket carried White and Nevada
Counties, and will receive PROBABLY
1000 or 5000 votes in the State, drawn
about equally from the Democrats and
Republicans. The Legislature is largely
d, mOcratic, the losses and gains being
equal
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One More.

The feet-footed deputies slipped ur
on MIR. Henry Tribe, of this city, and
arrested him on the PREVAILING charge
unlawful cohabitation, yesterday. Mr.
Tribe was taken before United State.
Commissioner 7. J. Black, and waving
examination was released on bonds OF
81, 500. +. j. KIesel and George II.
Tribe signed the bonds. Mr.. Tribe is q
well known commercial man of this
city, and his arrest caused quite breeze
on the street.
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Bulgaria's Affairs.

CoNsFANTINoPLB, September s. On
the definite sbdication of Prince Alex
suder Turkish and Russian commits.
sioners will be appointed to form a pro
visionaI governm mt to conduct Bull
garian affairs, pending an election by
the national assembly of a new ruler.
The Porte has formally declared that
Turkey will never consent to any pro-
posal. contin. ent or otherwise, that
Russia shall occupy B lgaria, Eastern
Roumelia, or any part of Turkey.
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DOubly Blessed /.

Ordinary mortals are usually satisfied
with one crop OF almost any product
from the same land in the same season
and 1t IS rarely that nature seldom
bestows which we now chronicle. We
do not mean to say that the gentleman
whom W. name would not be satisfied
with single crop; we only mention the
Tact OF his being blessed with two crops
on the same vines in the same season.
Mr.. John Gay of this CITY has had the
Ieasure of gathering the second crop
OH his water melon vines during the
present elson. Two crops of berries
and two crops of water melons all in
one season ought to please the gentle
man. This IS Youched for.
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Connects with Utah Central train leavtn
Salt AXE at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central vain srriv
ing a. Salt Lake at $40 pm.
/ Stop only upon signsls.
". ". RITTER,
mar q Supt
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September 9, 1886

Ihis deDsrrmens of The HEe.In 1s d.
FoSed 10 the interests of the ~ oe,daT,
me Branch Office of 9HE HERsID Is To-
9 Hae1 win n Tanner, Jr., over Burton,
TT IeLIlck q Whites, Fourth Street, Ogden
Ian, Utan, where subscriptions and advertise.
- tl WIN De received on the same terms as
CoIn nunlcatlons addressed to THE SALT
LAhE HERALD, Ogden, VIII receive prompt
HE HERALD is delivered by carriers in
Ogoen every morning, except Monday. SUB
serloers falling 70 receive their papers will
please notify the Ogden office,
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J. Il. BROWN.

OF AND DEALER IN
MI Machinery and Castings of all kinds,
Prass end Iron. First Street, near Wall,
Ogden, Utah.
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SaltLake & Western
X ALL WAY.

On al after
SaEuri ay. Dec. 2Oth, 1854,
Trains viii run as follows:
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Gus KAHN, of Philadelphia, was at
the Broom yesterday.
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Eggs.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Cheese.
(Selling prices. }
Live Stock.

Eastern. .................... i51Sc 9 Z
Utah. 15c 1"
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A CHILD'S SUFFERING
From Eczema. Ears and Scalp Gov
cred with Scabs and Sores.
Cured by Cuticura.

| My little son, aged eight years, has been
| afflicted with Eczema OF the scalp and at
| times a great portion of the body, ever since
/ he was two years old. 1t began in his ears
/ and extended to his scalp, which became
covered with ScabS and sores, and from
which sticky fluid poured out, causing ir-
tense itching and distress. and leaving his
! hair matted and lifeless. Underneath these
ScaDS the skin was raw, ike a piece of beef
| steak. Gradually the hair came out and WAS
| destroyed. until but a small patch was left
| at the back OF the head. My fr ends in Pea
body know how my little boy suffered At
night he would scratch his head until his
pillow was covered with blood used to
tie his hands behind him, and in many WAYS
tried TO prevent his scratching; but il was
no use, he would scratch. took him to the
hospital and to the best physicians in Pea
BODY without success About this time,
some friends, who had been cured by the
CUTICUGA REMEDIES, prevailed upon me to
try them. l began to use them on the 18th of
January last. In seven months every par
| tIcle Of the disease was removed. Not
spot or scab remains on his scalp to tell the
story OF his suffering. His hair has return
ed, and is thick and strong, and his scalp as
sweet and clean as any child's in the world
| cannot say enough to express my gratitude
for this wonderful cure by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, and wish all similarly afflicted
to know that my statement is true and with
CHARLES MCKAY,
Oct. 6, 1885. Peabody, Mass.
l have seen Mr.. McKay's boy when badly
affected with the Eczema He was pitiful
sight to look at / know that he has tried
our best physicians, and did all a father
could do for a suffering child, but availed
nothing. know that the statements he has
made you as regards the curing of his boy
by your CUTICURA REMEDIES are true in
every particular.
WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY,
80 Foster ST., Peabody, Mass.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA. 50
cents; CUTICURA SOAP. % cents; CUTICURA
REsOLyENT, 81 90. Prepared BY POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
OIMPLEs, Blackteads, Skin Blemishes,
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N. RHEUMATIC, NEURALGIA,
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HOME MARKETS.

Salt Lake Ore Harkot.
Furnished daily by Mccormick q Co
Bankers.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

SALT LAKE CITY. September s. 1886.
(signal Service. o. s. Al
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
PERSONAL.

GEN. GRANT is TO have a $4,000 monument
at Salem, Mass.
SENATOR HEARST. Of California, is said to
have an income Of $4,000 per day.
MISS ROSE ELIzABETH CLEVELAND will re-
main at Atlantic City until Easter.
EX-SENATOR BARNUM, though much i'm
proved, is still unabled TO leave his house
MARTIN IRONS, the doughty knight, Is an
American by birth and a machinist by trade
His age IS 46.
II. NJ. HoXIE, Gould's Western Lieutenant.
is an lowan. He is self-made, for once he
was a stab e boy.
MISS MARY LIE, the eldest daughter OF
Robert h. Lee, is now in Portugal, her sister
Mildred being among friends IN New Orleans
BARON DE SrRUvE writes from Europe that
he Will soon return % his post at Washington
alone. his wife and family having decided to
remain IN that country for some time.
TUE Due D'AUMALE is negotiating TO pur-
chase the ate Dom Fernandez Moorish castle
at Lisbon for himself and the Comte De Paris
in case OF their expulsion from France.
LUDWIG BARNAY. the German actor. after
a very successful tour in Russia, was present.
ed by the Car with the gold medal TO be worn
ON the ribbon OF the Order Of ST. Stanslaus.
JAMES IRVINE. the latest California million
aire 20 depart To another world, leaves but
one son, now lS years Old. who at Is will in
merit the entire estate, Valued at about Ss.-
100000.
THEODORE CHILD. who beard in Paris re-
Gently MIR. Mhstler's 40 O'Clock" tax on
art. saysit Is an exquisite piece OF prose. "A
model of concentration and logical reasoning.
AMI brilliantly witty.
BISHOP PAREr confirmed Of persons az st
Johns church, Wash ngtou, sunday evening.
Forty-hyc of them were Young ladies' and in
cluded Miss Nellie Arthur, the daughter of
eN-Prcsldent Arthur Who came from New
York on purpose.
Louis ST. MARTIN. Representative from
New orleans, Is 80 ken 4 by Catherine Cole
as 'the Chesterfield OF Congress y He IA va
PINK and silver looking nttlo gentleman. a.
handsome and gcpial and courtly a. / fancy
the Cheeryhle brothers must have been" and
"hls darling and cOurtly little bow" Is utterly
indescribable.
ASTON RUBINsTEiN's concert tour IN Russia
nettcI him 5000 roubies or this snugltttle
sum hc has sci apart 25O00 rouhlcs ~ a trust
fund. from the interest Of which will De paid
two prizes of 5,OO0f, 10 be given to the win.
ners In an international tournament of plan
lists, TO be- ne every i've years at 81. Peters
burx, Berlin, Vienna and Paris.
HAMIfroN DIssToS ia TO be a candidate for
the nomination for Bullitt bill Mayor Of Phti-
adclphia. rhe probability OF hsuntting the
Lane. smith Leeds, and Disston forces Ia his
b hale Is being talked Of. all Of which Is predi-
Gated upon the retirement Of Mayor Smith
from The deld. Whether the Mayor will give
up the hope Of succeeding himself is ques-
tiOn which he can probably only determine.
Nevertheless DisstOn Ia "a frequent and vel
come visitor 10 the Republican headquarters
no Fifth and Chestnut. and his name I. being
carried from headquarters to headquarters as
an available MayOralty candidate.