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Salt Lake Good Enough.

Lipmsn, the "Klothier," has an an
nouncement in The HERALD this m,rl
ing that he is going to leave-in 4
Pigs wrist that Salt Lake is good
enough for Him, and that he proposes
to sell goods cheaper than anyone in
the sIme b; ness qua ity considered.
no matter what pr text may be made.
He says that his business is increasing
raj idly, AMI his ;; n the last month
were considerably larger than for the
month previous. He claims the largest.
best aud cheapest line of goods ever
brought into the Territory.
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Ashore ON the o. egon Coast.

PORTLAND. Oregon. December 1.-The
British ship CaHnOrthsn Cattle, from
Wi'min ton, Cal, to Portland, is ashore
near the mouth of Nestucca Bay on the
Oregon coast, forty miles from the
Columbia River entrance. and will
probably be a total loss. No particu-
lars. Her master. Captain Richards,
sent a messenger across the coast range
OF mountains TO the nearest telegraph
Office, fifty miles distant, with the news
that be had little hope of saving the
ship. 1t is supposed all the crew were
saved.
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About Flour.

The superfine whole-wheat -four.
manufactured in this city by the Pio-
neer Roller Mills, is not what is com
monly known as Graham -four. II is
fine and white, like the best OF other
kinds. but, in addition TO the central,
starchy, portion OF the wheat, which Is
all that the others consist of, this y hole
wheat four contains the shorts and
other portions of the wheat, EXCEPT the
indigestible woody fibre. There is 10
-four superior TO the Graham. when it
is made from good sound whea; ana
used soon after it is ground; but there
are many people who do not lie 10
principally because the housewives Go
no understand the process of making
good bread from it, and al because it
soon becomes stale and worthless The
whole-wheat -four alluded TO has the
most wholesome qualities Of the best
fresh ground, Graham -four, and 1t viii
keep good for years in a suitable place.
The bread produced from It keeps moist
and sweet Longer, aud is n much better
flavor than that made iTOm any other
fine white -four. ste the Jolly fat boys
sd
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Orertures 30 king Milan.

BELGRADE, December liking Milan
will receive a deputation Of Bulgarian
noiables tomorrow. 1t is reported
here that the bulgarian Regency will
make overtures to King Milan 10 in
duce him to become a candidate for the
Bulgarian throne, with a view of ar
ranging n union between Eastern ROu-
malta and Bulgaria.
LONDON. December 4.-Turkey has
sent TO the powers q note, asking ad-
wee on the solution OF the Bulgarian
d fficulty. The note betrays the exist
, nee Of an entente between the Porte
aud Russia
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CITY. UTAH SUNDAY. DECEMBER ). 1886. LIT
Another Hrides-Jumping Luna,io.

Another Bridge Lunaiio.
NEw YoRK, December 4.-Another
Fourth Ward man achieved fame to-
day by lesping from the Brooklyn
B idge into he East River. The affair
was kept secret, and the facts did not
teak out until late this afternoon.
II ctael Hess. ia5orer. was in a saloon
o Thursday night with q party of
lends. The party had been drinking
heavily ard The bridge jumping feats of
Br Jdie, Donovan and offers, came
up IN conversation. One OF the crowd
o Tered to bet SIS that Hess would not
dare 20 make the leap. Hess took up
the bet at once. On Friday. when he
was sober, Hess was reminded OF his
bet, and arrangements were at once
made 10 ca ?. il out. This morning at
; 30. Hess mounted truck and started
over the bridge from the New
York side. As the truck Dassed
the y W York tOw'r at about 9 am,
Hess Jumped out. u oun.ed the rail and
Jumped off. His body Stiffened out and
shot down, striking with a splash which
threw water ten feet in the air. In
few seconds Hess rose To the surface
and was picked up by friend who was
waiting in a boat. He was conscious.
He was rowcd ashore, carried TO a
saloon aud silmulants poured down his
throat. He revived from the shock and
said that in the psrI9d between leaving
the bridge and striking the water, he
was not conscious. Hess -ei, The saloon
and wake through the s'-eeis IN his
wet clothes, drinkins Thisk', until he
reached his home. He is q ing well.
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The Revolt at an End.

LONDON, December 4.-Advices iom
Durham state that a revolt of the ma
tiyes against Portuguese authority on
the east coast OF Africa above Transvasl
which began about November Sd, and
which was eliminating in a coucen-
trated attack upon the port town In
hambane h.d been ended. The Portu-
guese OF Inhambane, assisted bv the
governor OF Mozambique. succeeded in
defeating aud dispensing the insurgents
and IN slpDressIns the rebellion. The
Transyasi government offered the Por-
tuguese the sCrsifes OF contingent OF
bosr troops. but the Portuguese &C
cI.ned % accept ttem.
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Arrived sassIl-Frsneh Faets.

PARIs, December THE French
transport CbandeTnagos, reported on
Thursday lost with 1900 troops on
board. has arrived safely at the port Of
Tourano, AMMAN.
Premier De Freyc.net viii tod Y
inform the Chamber OF Deputies that
the French cabinet has resigned, and
cannot share IN the debate on the
budget.
The Journal DIES De50ts announces
that members OF the cabinet will per-
sist in their determination TO resign
Members of the Radicals left in the
Chamber OF Deputies have unanimously
decided TO vote confidence in the gov
eminent. IL IS believed that this in
cident will induce the cabinet 10 recall
its decision TO resign.
Premier De Freycinet announced n
the Deputies to-day the resignation OF
the ministry. The Chamber AZ once
adjourned.
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The Th.atrieal swIndle.

NEw YORK. December 4.-Telegrams
received in this city from Ed. Orrin,
theatre manager in the city of Mexico.
confirm the report OF the swindle per-
petrated there by the man representing
himself to be the advance agent for
Henry L. Abbey, manager OF Patti.
Orrin places the amount of the sWind,e
at $30.CO9. II is believed the swindler
went from New York 10 Mexico, rs the
fact IS recall 4 that a short time ago a
man protesting TO represent Abbey
made inquiry of George Orrin, who IS
brother of Ed. Orrin, and who
IS managing the Aztec Fair. now
exhib.iing here, and of &. ID.
Hess, operate manager, in regard
to the City Of Mexico as a show Town
the size OF the National Thsater. the
method of ticEet speculation, etc.
Shotfiia =, partner of Abbey, said TODAY
that the alleged Mayer was doubtless
fraud, as his dTm had no representa-
tive in Mexico. Marcus Mayer. he
said. was making his way toward
Mexico in advance of the company,
aud was TO be in Cincinnati to- day.
CITY OF MEXICO. December i.-The
pretended agent of Mime. Patti has not
yet been apprehended. He took a
special locomotive on Thursday night
up the Central Railroad. catching the
regular train which left nearly two
hours earlier, the excuse being he
wanted TO meet Mr.. Abbey, who was on
his way down from Ell Paso. 1t is
understood that the man got off the
train about San Juan Del Rio, since
when no trace Of him has been found.
Il is supposed the swindler has con
tederates. who viii hide him until he
can get away in safety.
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HenrY Yerticr.

PUNISHABLE. Mass, December The
sealed verdict in the famous SnoE-Ally
bond case was opened this morning
and found to be a judgment in favor Of
Chester Snow. for SOP 600. Any's coun-
SCI Immediately fled a motion for a
new trial on the grounds OF excessive
damages and that the verdict was
against the evidence. The exceptions
will be heard at an early date.
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Woman,s Face.

What furniture can give such finish
TO a room as a tender wOman's face,
asks George Elliott. Not any, we are
happy to answer, provided the glow of
health tempers the tender expression.
The pale, anxious. boobies face of tie
cOnsumptiye. or the evident sufieriBgs
OF the dyspeptic, induce feelings of Sor-
row and grief on our part and compel
us to tell item of DR. Pie ce's Golden
Medical Discovery" the sovereign
for consumption and other dis
eases Of the respiratory sy stem as well
as dyspepsia and other digestive
troubles. Sold everywhere.
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Another Brutal Will.

PIIrsBURs. December "A desperate
prize fight between Thomas Gillespie
and David Jeffies, heavy weight iron
workers, took place in the rear OF Lig-
gets mill, Aliegheney City. this after
noon. Eight rounds were fought, with
the advantages in favor Of Jeffries. when
his opponent dealt him two powerful
blows in the face. knocking him sense
less. The fight was thea given 10
Gilta. ME
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Gone Ry the Board.

SAN FRAScIsco, December 4.-The an
nouncement has just been made OF the
suspension of Kenny & Dyer, stock
b oker'. 337 Pine Street. The liabilities
are not yet known, bat are believed TO
De heavy. Kenny, the senior partner,
is 81 present travelling IN Europe.
Lajer.-Liabilities, 10000: assets :;
nominal. Many of the firms creditors
are women Of = respectable class.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
Thu Inmates Rarely Escape Win
Their Lives.

WrLSEsBAREE, Pa, December "A
cavern took place at the Fairmount
Colliery, at Cork Lane, near PittsJon,
to-day, which caused great excitement.
Three dwelling houses went down with
a crash. and we're completely demOl
ished, the inmates barely escaping with
their ives.
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saIlen for America.

LONDON, December 4.-WaIlace Ross
and George Lee, oarsmen, sailed on the
steamer 4iIskI to-day, for New York.
Ross said he would return in the
spring. and challenge the winner # the
Boyd-PeIkins contest for the cham
pionship cup of England.
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rh,twrecEsd Earkentine.

HALIFAX. y. :, December ii he
vessel wrecked at Little Giace Bay was
the Barkentine RGc.r owned at st.
Johns, New Foundlai d, bound from
B 'szil to 81. Johns. The crew has
landed SAFELY
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A Ce,sion TO OHM

PARIS, December 4 The Journal Des
Desats gays formal agreement has been
concluded between Chlna AMI Eng nd
aud Russia, and that i, prov es fui the
eesSion " Port Hamilton 10 China.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
The Ice Gave Way and All were
Drowned

WHITE HAIL, y. Y, December A.
Oliver Allen. son of Lighthouse Keeper
Allen at Dresden, on Lake Champlain.
six miles north of here. went ska'ing
this afternoon. and while pushing n
cutter occupied by two children, aged
u and yeats, respectively, attempted
to cross The LAKE at place called Maple
Bend. The ice gave way and all three
vera drowned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
Another Outbreak OF PIeuro-Pneu
monta.

LANCASTER, Pa, December Am
other bad outbreak OF pleuro-pneumo-
mia is reported from The southern end of
Lancaster county. DR.. J. c. Shoub, of
this city, yesterday found a herd Of
twelve on the farm of Joseph Huss, in
Martie township. suffering from the
disease He killei two and quaran-
tined the remainder. Another herd in
the sane vic nifty is affected.
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DIED

BARLow.-At her residence in the Fifteenth
Ward, Salt Like CITY, Decent er 9Th, 1885,
susln Mott Barlow, wife OF James n,
Barlo ", born in Cayuga County. y y.
september l6 h, Is 0.
Funeral s,rsieeS in the Fifteenth Ward
Meeting House. Tuesday. December 9TH. a,
II O'Clock m. Friends OF the family re.
spectfuliy invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
A Million and . Hair Opera House.

CHICAGO. December About .
leading citizens Of Chicago, Marshall
Field presiding. met IN an attorney 5
Office this afternoon and subscribed
81. 500. 90 to build a opera house greatly
exceeding the Ususi s.ze. The idea Is
70 provide an auditorium more suitable
for national gatherings than the often
used Exposition building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05

New York; T. Williams, Spanish NOrk: Geo
:. Clark, Nevada; I. 7. McStark. Chicago
A. 4. Gauchat Mrs. ". Gauchat. Bingham
J. b. Clune, Leadville; "A. Green and wife
American Fork; John Peters and wife.
Provo; J. J. Gleason, ogden; d. o. RideOut.
Jr.. Draper: J. Jones and wife Eagle Rock
Idaho; Seth Fletcher, Grouse Greek; T. :
Walker, Wyoming. II. Await, stockton: T.
Williams, Wales, Eng: sam Truscott. Alta
c. o. Knot, ogden; Chas. Barbar, Denver
Jas. Hiekering, Douglas; Jas. Boyd, Biug-
ham
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A 10 FaclorY Hnrned.

BkUssELs, December A 10Y factory
At Yerviers was destroyed by fire to
day. The owner and his wife were
burned TO death. Two sons attempting
to rescue their parents jumped from
the windows aud broke their legs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
Heavy Storms.

MEarsis. December 4.-Tke SLOW
storm which prevailed last night and
all Of the day extended about $50 miles
south O. Memphis. The snow was three
inch.S dsvr al Grenada, Miss. 40
miles below here. . he trsins on all rail-
roads leading into the city were delayed
from two 70 six hours this morning. but
are now running on regular schedu'e
time. The weather continues threat
eniug aud indications are favor. be for
another snow storm 70 night.
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b. SHILOH'S CAFARRH Remedy
q positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
aud Cancer Month. For sale at 4. q.
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HBTEu ARRIVALS.
D.cember lsss.
CONTINENTAL.

l. p Loose. Springfield. Ill, ". !. Ham
mOud, Grand Junction. colo; J. II. Van
dover, Cheyenne; 4 Nilsson. Mona, J. L
Leavit', Ncpff:J. Chamberlain, Chicago, W.
G. a. SInOOt, Jr, :. Z. Thurman and wife
Provo; NJ. G. Vincent, Alta; J. De La Boug-
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SANE HERE.

RICHMOND Va, December At has
bean showing steadily, but lightly, all
day and NJ this hour (li PM the snow
is about iOur inches deep AND / stil
faliinE.
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NEW PHOTO-ETCHIyG BINDING
CALENDARS FOR 1887.

Exquisite and ont in shapes Indicated
by their titles Each has separate leaf for every MONTH
flowers. To tho seasons.
These beautifully printed in colors in the centre OF
each STAR. Tue top january leaf Of each has bright
snow scene with the frOste, " effect
Every design Is entirely different from the others
]. THE CROSS AMI CRESCENT CALENDAR.
the shape OF ornamental silver cross, combined
with golden crescent
2. THE STAR AND CRESCENT CALENDAR.
In the shape OF star and golden crescent
g. THE SUN AND STAR CALENDAR
In tho shape Of silver STAR combined with circular
figure with wavy outline, printed In gold and crn-
son bronzes. Very striking and bright
Tied with ribbon, each copy In envelope 81.