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DeviIed Crabs, Shrimp,
Salmon, Fresh Can Mackerel,
Sardines, HOLSTERS,
Brook front, Oysters,
Mackerel I'm Tomato Catsup,
Sweet Stuffed Pickles,
SOur Pickles by the gal. and In jars
Picked Onions, Hot Relish,
Wooster Sauce, Tomato Catsup,
Capers, Mustard, Curry Powder,
Salad Dressing, olives, Olive OIL,
Cream Cheese, Celery Sauce,
Celery Salt, Etc Etc.
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In tue Cotton Reglou.

August ~, 1865 pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit Of commerce and agricul-
ture,. Cotton region bulletin for the
twehty.iour hours ending August eth,
ut 8 o'clock pm.
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Oder" MuIiOrd Made Medals.

Get RutIedEe a LAgomRrsino 20 do
your Plumbing.
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Between & BetWixt
Too Early for the FaIl--Too
Late for Summer.
Hints How to Save Money.

sB- 1t is between seasons in the clothing
trade. Tho demand tor summer goods is
now over, and buyers are not yet thinking
Of fall goods.
The Misft Clothing Parlors, 1852 Second
street, do not believe in duh seasons. Goods
can always be sold, provided prices are
placed low enough. The way to do business
is to do It. If trade is dull force it. That's
whatwe now propose doing. Of course We
still have goods on hand which we do no
care to carry over. Now we propose to sell
these goods. Howl Why, by selling them
much lower than they cost US.
BARGAINS TO SNAP AT!
Medium-W Weight Suits-Just the Things
for Fall Wear.
Light Weight Suits-Below Cost.
Fine Medium Weight Pants carried from
the Spring.
Heavy Weight Pants-for Winter Wear
at Half Winter Prices.
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- FULL Of ACHES and PAINS
WkA which no human skill seems able
ARKAto alleviate, is tho condition Of
G thousands who as vet know nothing
Of that new and elegant antidote TO
~ pain and Inflammation, the Curl
CURA ANTi-PAIN PLASTER. 25c.
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GaatOn's Hotel.

W. H. BINGHAM............M MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according TO size and locR-
ton Of rooms
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aIeteoroIogIcnI Report.

MEMPHIS, TESS., Auguat ~, 1886.
Time. Bar. Ther. Wind. W'ther
- - - - -
700 am. 20 9S6 74.S Sc. Fair.
II 100 am .o.. 81. .... ,..r.. ........
$500 pm. rs. S92 ST. NV. L,Rain
200 pm, .."... 49,, .."". ....,.".,.
1000 p.m.l20.942I 720 ! NE. Fair,
Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature, III
Ozone, II am, !.
Rainfall, 0.02.
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COL UMBIA ATHENE UM

Sudings we'll lighted heated and ventated duo library AZ
eachers Thorough and complete Of Instruction. Best
ion, Painting, eo no SEN annual eesion
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milford, Jeweler, 204 Main, SO.
llclts orders from the country.
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IL RRKoYED BY rHB USE OF ooooAsINH,
And 1t stimulates and promote the
growth OF the hair.
BuTnstt's FlAvorlnG Extrsnta are the
best
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Job Lot From New York.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.

N.B.-Don't miss getting a fine
pair OF Blankets at about half
price. This is the last day at
the reduced prices.
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The New GavOsO.

HARRINGTON, STEWART 4 WHITE,
PROPRIRTORs.
Rates, 81 80 to "a per day, according TO looa-
ton of rooms,
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Dufy,s EurOpean Hotel,

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
SOC, 7bc and 81 per day; American Plan,
lr, So per day.
First-class Restaurant in the Hotel.
j. NJ. DUFFY no years with Peabody Hotel)
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On the Turf

CHICAGO, July AT Washington
Park the weather is delightful, track
fast and attendance very la1ge. The
feature of the day was the 0akwoad
handicap, in which Spalding broke the
record:
Three-fourths miie-Skobelof won.
Hilarlty second, Estrella third. Time,
f.I55E. Mutuals paid 81. 40
Extra race, three-quarters mile Pat
Doiv won. Probus second. Miss Egby
third. Time, I.l61<. Mntuais paid
Fiye-eizhths mile - Laredo Won.
Allegheny second, Asfaltus third.
one and one-eighth miles-Spalding
won Lizzie Dryer second, Pearl Jen
nings third. lime, l-SSk. Mutuals
W;le-Cuban Queen won, Handy
Andv second, Taxgatherer third. Time,
/ 49, Mutuals paid >6o.lo.
one and one-Quarter milss-Aay
I.adv Won Leman second, Pure Rye
third. Time, 2.Oe5[. Mutuals paid 50. 50.
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CO impaired with Grattan's, which died Of
It's own corruption and perished IN
bottomless rOttenness. 6ut Grattan's
Parliament was freer than the one
Gladstone proposed, which. examined
carefully, was seen to be only vestry.
There would be an incessant beating
against the bars of the cage,
and a striving to become q
Parliament. He hoped this stupendous
injustice and blunder would fail. He
would never consent to surrender these
Two millions OF people TO he Irish Par
iiamentary party, halt the members Of
which had dollars in their pockets sub
serlbed by enemies of England in the
UnitedStates. ( Cheers. bright proceeded
next TO suggest, as an alternative to the
governments proposals that q perma-
pent committee Of Irish members be
formed and that the Irish bills, after
the first reading, be referred to this
committee. The committee shall have
a special place of meeting at w. St
minister appoint its own chairman and
have powers TO decide whether the bill
is acceptable. No English or Scotch
member shall be appointed on the COM
mlttee. The House shall only have
power 10 consider the bill on the report
OF the committee. lie admitted that
the plan was simple aud depended upon
the honest ~Orsing OF the Irish party
IN combination in the House of Com
mons.
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SENATE.


WAsHIsGTos. July I.-MiIlcr, from
the committee on agriculture. reported
back. without amendments, the House
bill taxing oleomargarine and gave
notice that he would call /; up for ac-
ton after the passage of the appropria-
ton bills. -rr-
Jones, Of Arkansas, stated that Sena-
tors George, Gibson, Fair and himself,
minority of the committee, dissented
from the report.
Riddleberger introduced a preamble
and the bill FOR the reduction by p per
cent of the salary of cabinet officers,
Senators and members. He addressed
the Senate in its advocacy. He said
that discussions OF 81 200 clerkships and
such things we're sufficient TO justify
the hope that the bill would become q
Jaw at the next session Of Congress. III
they were TO commenceAreductiOn Of
81 200 clerks and TO conclude with re-
auctions OF per diem labor, il seemed TO
him that they shonld go back and begin
at the head The bill was referred TO
the committee on finance.
Mr.. Allison called up the House Joint
resolution extending the appropriations
for ten days. After a discussion on the
resolution. it was amended 0y extend
ing the time to fifteen days, and was
passed. L
The Senate resumed consideration of
the legislative appropriation bill.
A long discussion took place on the
poin. of order as to whether the amend
ment 20 insert the words s'in fun COM
pensation, was or was not in conflict
with the rule.
The Chair submitted the question 20
the Senate and the amendment was
decided 10 be in order and it was agreed
to.
A still longer discussion took
place on the proposition OF the
committee on appropriation to strike
out the paragraph for Office
work connected with the publication OF
the record OF the rebellion, it being
charged that those records were not
edited impartially, and were not con-
fined TO the war period. a particular
IL stance of this was dwelt upon-that
of the FitzJohn Porter matter. Finally
the paragraph was retained, but with a
proviso restricting the publication TO
cotemporaneous events Of the war, and
another proviso directing the publica-
ton of the evidence in the Porter case
and the report thereon by Judge Adj
vocate-General Halt.
The bill was reported back to the SEN
ate. All amendments on which separ-
ate votes we're not demanded were
were agreed 10 in bulk. The reserved
are to be voted on to-mor-
row. under the fye-minute debate rule. I
Adjourned.
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The Oregon Election

PORTLAND, Ogn.. July 1.-The vote at
the State election held June 7th, was
officially canYassed to-day. The result
is as follows: Congressman Hermann
(Republicar) 26,91S; Butler (Democrat)
Is, 2S3: Miller (Prohibitionist) 1888.
Secretary Of State-Mc Bride (Repub-
licaDi 26,2i2; Gibbons Qlemocrat) IS
922; Kinney (Prohibitionist) 2,7T5.
Decentralization (RepublIcan, 25,-
80; Webb ID -mocraD 26 90s; Long
(Prohibitionist) 2,7T5, McElroy Re
publican) for Superintendent Of Public
Construction, has 1 ,306 plurality, and
Baker (Republican) for State Printer,
9SS plurality; Stratan (Democrat) for
Supreme Judge, 234 plurality. The
total vote of the State on Congressman
81, 954; an increase of 6,7l7 over two
years ago. The vote on Governor, &C
cording 20 the State Constitution, is not
opened till the Legi Stature meets,
hence no official figures can be given.
Plurality for Pennoyer tDemocratl un-
official. IS 1886.
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Anotherone Con. We. .

BosroS, July I.-Richmond lane.
President of the Abingdon Bank. who
was arrested in Portland late last niqht
was arraigned before the United Ststes
Commissioners Court in this city this
morning. Bank Examiner Catcher.
testified that the examination ~ the
banks affairs have not been completed.
but that the funds frauduIently OBJ
tanned would probably amount to SIS
90. OF this sum $4,000 is represented
BY notes in different names TO cozsr
drafts on the redemption agent of
the bank, and about $4,000 represents
overdrafts. Counsel for Lane explained
that his client bad gone to Portland on
business OF the bank. TO this the dis
trict attorney said government claimed
that Lane had got large sums ON notes
OF which names, other than Lanes. were
STRAW" names He asked that bail be
liked at $4,000 Commissioner Halls
fixed bail at $4,000 and the case WAS
continued to July l2fh-
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HOUSE

The Speaker laid before the House. =
message from the Senate announcing
that that body had passed over the
Presidents veto bill to quiet the title Of
settlers on the Des Moines River lands
Oates moved TO refer the oil and
message to the committee on judiciary.
Lost-yeas 10I. nays 149. and tn :
Speaker announced that the question
referred on the passage OF the bill. not
Hithstanding the objections of the
President. The Hose resolved tIIi
question in the negatiye-yeas ISL. ma 5
81, a not constitutional two-thirds vote
in the affirmative. The Hoass then
W Mt into committee Of the whole on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
Hiscock, of New York, criticized the
appropriation for the public printing
Office as being inadequate, and warned
the Democratic side that this pretence
OF economy could have no other result
than 10 swell the deficiency which
must be provided for next year.
After a lengthy debate OF political
nature, Randall, acting under instruc-
tions from the committee on appropria-
tons. offered an amendment appropri-
ating $47, 900 to meet the expenses OF the
Inauguration of the Statue of Liberty
Enlightening the World.
Hewitt, of New York. offered sub
stitute appropriation of $lOs, 100 for that
purpose. Hewitt's substitute, slightly
modified, was agreed to-ll6 10 49.
The committee then rose and re-
ported the bill to the House. IKE
amendments were agreed TO in bulk,
excepting those in relation to the issue
of small greenbacks and small silver
certificates, which were agreed % with
out a division, and the Bartholdi statue
amendment, which was re. ected-yeas
los, nays les. The bill was then passed
and the House adjourned
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Arerrihl. Tragedy.

NEW ORLEAsL, July LA special TO
the Tsrses Democrat from Meridian
Miss. says: A terrible tragedy oecnrred
Eve miles south Of SccOba. \ -nPel
County, Miss, YESTERDAY The families
OF Geo. NJ. Gullet. sad Barlow lived N
the same house. The men were part
ners in farming. and, while resting a.
noon, Gullett fell asleep. An alteration
occurred bsrween Barlow and MS VIE
and Mrs. GuIlett, which aroused Gui,
lett. he went int ;. the room sno
asked wnat the matter was DAT
low began eursing him. SAYING
that be had waoted TO XIII N
for some time and would 90 II, tnen,
seiring gun at the same time. Ioiiet,
sprang TO the bureau drawer for Pls.oi
and shot Barlow in the neck. WINE DC
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Grace After suIlivnn-

NEw YoRK. July Mayor Grace TO-
day wrote letter to the police com
missiOners, notifying them that ne was
informed John L. Sullivan and Charles
mitchell are advertised to give an en<
hibItion of sparriag at the Polo Groands.
on July 5; that the fact is not con
.cealed that they propose 70 make Of
'it a Singing match. AID taat serious
infractions Ofthe public peace are likely
10 result therefrom, and he calls upon.
them 70 take steps to prevent the meet
ing. As result % this communication
the superintendent Of police announces
that the men mentioned viii not be al
lowed to spar un&er any conditions on
that day.
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Pennies for Parnen.

San Francisco. July L. 4 mass
meeting was held to-Bieh. 81 the Metro
Pohtan Temple, under the auspices Of
the Young Ireland Parliamentary Club,
70 raise funds IN aid of The IriSh Parlia-
mentary fund. Over 5000 persons were
present, and the meeting was very en-
tbuSisstic. Seven thousand dollars we're
subscribed, which viii be forwarded 10
Parnell, 80
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LANp ooMNGss ovER spARKs.

IN reply to inquiries by Delegates
Voorhees, and TooIe, of Washington
and Montana Territories, respectively
relative to the policy of the DEPART
ment in respect 10 the prosecution OF
persons occupying reserved school SEC
tons IN the Territories. saws that
the school sections are not subject TO
appropriation by any person after
survey. bus that ii is not the practice
of his Office to recommend prosecutions
against bona fde settlers who so upon
such lands with view of ultimately pur-
chasing from the State when admitted
and grant thereto shall have been made.
but only in cases where parties are de-
spelling the land of It's timber or other
valuable product. or where persons.
firms. corporations or combinations
are usurping the use of such lands.
unlawtully enclosing them or otherwise
dominating their control to public in
jury and deprivation OF the rights OF
others.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
sent TO the Senate to-day letter from
the Commissioner of Fisheries
ASKING FoR AN APPROPRIATION
or SGT 500 for fitting out the Al5GfrOss,
with view of investing the fisheries of
the Pacific Coast.
Second Assistant Postmaster-GenerRi
Knott has issued arequestfo proposals
FOR CARRYING MAILS
On the Pacific Coast. The steamboat
routes are as follows: From Portland
to Astoria, Oregon. 12O miles: San Fran
cisco to Sacramento, Cal, III miles; San
Francisco to Stockton, Cal. lbs miles.
The contracts will De made for three
and one-half years from January 1,
1887. Bids will be received until Sep
TENDER IS, 1886. e. -I
A reporter of the Associated Press
called upon Senator Edmunds to-day
and asked him
FOB AN EXPLANATION
OF his bill introduced yesterday, re-
lating to the Presidential appoint
ing power and of the results
which we're to be expected to follow its
enactment into law. Mr.. Edmunds
said that the influence of the executive
over the Senate and Senators on account
OF the POSSESSIONS Of vast d tronage, was
50 great that the Pr, sident practically
now had the power OF appointment 70
all those offices which are not among
the exceptions named in the bill, and it
was only in extreme instances of a dis
coyery of bad conduct and bad character,
such that il they had come to the
knowledge of any honest President him
self, he would have refused to make an
appointment, that the Senate re-
jected the nomination. Therefore,
Edmunds thought that it was
an object of public interest
to diminish the extent and power of
Presidential patronage as connected
with.its influence on the two Houses OF
Congress, and particularly the Senate.
THE PRESIDENT APPROVES.
The President has approved the joint
resolution extending the appropriations
for fifteen days.
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was in the act of firing. Barlow dropped
tne g9nand ran to The fence. Grniett
picked up the gun aud shot hiygd ad.
Turning. ne discovered Barlow wife in
me act OF killing his wife with an axe.
whereupon be fred the reInaiaine
charge at Mrs. Barlow. killing herin9
staniiy- Guiiett surrendered to tie au-
thorities. ~
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WANTED.

nLkhEBs IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND,
u Base Boil Supplies 70 gss or prices De-
fore making their purchases. Cites supplied
at lowest rates. Spal0ing Bros Bats and
Balls specially, also large stock o. cheaper
grades 3fcycies for yodng ana cd. I'd
cycles and NelOciLedes for childrea- Guns,
ANN EuifiOn and SPORTING Goods. Egaus a.
Spencer. "a Nsgss ~ Opera House
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DErnorr, July 1.-DetrOits ?, Boston
Il
ST.. LOUIS. July 1.-st Louis u,
Washington 2.
CHICAGO, July 1.-chieagO I. New
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TTEFURTisHE9.I IN AEEW HOUSE, TO
u REM 10 Sine-e Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lsdsinz only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach Of toWr. Appiy At
THE HEHAID Once
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rom the CnnitnI-

WAsHIScroS July 1.-Nomipations.
John G. Shields Michigan, 10 be Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of
Arizona.
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A FOUR Ro0sf HoUsE. GOOD As NEW
n anl1Ot 5ris r0cs With Sxr1 zne young
orchard beafiu- N the Eighteenth Ward,
corner nri srsi A Stree<- A desir1ble 10
So miles soutl - city. A 1piyr0
fDTNG BIOS. 6 Nzi1 St.
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rovn Cleaned Out.

h IsDKprspExcK, Cal, July NEARLY
the entire CITY was destroyed by FIRE
Yesterday. Loss, 10000; insurance,
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nIcYuhR AGFNcY.

9i W WALKER OPERA HOUSE. SALT
~ Lake City. Victor. Ruaee. American
Chsnrion, IDEAL sad Ot;q; Petiss Steel and
buying exRI-ine our stock andipi res tents
ior sale ~ orr Bic,eie Lepa-tnens. on our
lover GooE. Evans O Spencer.
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sFaOIssA NOTIDE

SECOED HAND BICYCLES or ALL
y sizes and u gzssa order frun so up
wards. Sole scents Tor T. ;. a. for the cele-
brsted northern. al purchases taught
free. Baby cssrriaEPs and raaaines re-
paired BicyylSs Scid en- m0ls-s terms
y. 3. Now 4SThe t-ins 20 brFt iroycles on
he installEent' ssefera-S3o i1Tn, SO
nonihly. EoE1the e-ssfTess. p p "a - South
West Temple street, opposite "a aleg House
MATTRESS BRCrHER7 AgcntE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTRIC TKEATMENTs.

EgEsDAASEs JoNEs.AND EDMUEDs ARE
III prepared TO give Electro Treatment
from 80 cents to 81 Office over Code. &
Pits Drug Store.
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THE MISSES AIARTIN,

Il ATE WITH THE FIBlf.. OF SIMON
IL Bros wish 20 Inform their many friends
that they viii carry on the millinery work
az thelF residence In the rear OF S =. Teas
del's SIRE, Main Street
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FISHING TACKLE.

W Sporting Goods, wholesale and all,
Guns and Tents let ~ the day or week
Gun Repairing and Keys made Fla - At
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
g " Waller Opera House, Salt Lake Ciy
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MONTY ToLOAN-

NE. POMERoY, BROKER AND REAL
u. Estate Agent, 15S Main Street. Money
20 Loan, Houses and Lots for sale. and
genaral real estate business transacted.
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nIARx NirhI,INIIcfN


7 IvERY AND FEED sTAEsEs, nos.
IL 225. 22s AID 80 ESta stTC,,s. salt Lake
lTrv
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SODA SPEI,AGs WATER
ON DRAUG8T AZ THE C2-OR DRUG
" store. 5 esBts.
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COLT srRAYRD.

Z COLT SrRAYED.
ONE sU0KLISG MARE COLT. TWO
W months Old. stayed f-om Draper,
Tuesday, june 9th Any enc giving in
formation leading 70. its recovery or return
sag the same 20 my place AZ Draper viii be.
literally rewarded. I. NJ SrEWARr.N
ESTkAYS.
Il HAVE IN NY POSSESSION A SPAs
Il of horses; one sorrel horse branded Z
on left thigh about 8years old with Awhile
strip in his face roam MARI brarlde I'd re-
sembling 7 right shoulder. with = wliiec
strip in her face; bofh horses are shod all
around: and n not claimed within ten days
after date will be sold TO the hfghestrs-
sponsible bidder on July Ioth. 1875. a. ?
o'clock at AmeIcsn Fork Precinct, Utah
County JAMES SPRATLEY,
PoundkcsPee
AMERICAN FoEK. June 9Oth. 1886.
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OFFIoE FOE Ri

ZINE OFFICE SUITE ISTaE HERALD
a Building Apply at lis oGica.
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4 1--WE ACRg LOF' MAR he NOUS
a ley Yarn Inquire Of =rs A. = Daft.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEL
OCIPEDES

IlvANS s SPE GCER, AGENTS FOR THE
u Victrr. Champion, Challenge. Ideal
and Ottos also for the Rudge bicycles and
Tandem tricycles. We are the only house
Ia Utah esnyiDg q stock Of both higa grade
BICYCLES and Chiidren's machines. Also q
fuIt line of Bells. Spokes. Cement. WreEches,
esc. Bicycles sold on installE eEts and
rented by TIE day OF honr.
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DIX. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AlyD RESIDENCE, so "a 2.
" Brigham street. Telephcae 81
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LOST
GufIS. AnIn1rNITTnN

A Nd SPORTING. GOODS. WHOLESALE
"A and Retail. a. Bedrock Prices AL the
-eading Rifles and Shos Guns n steak See
our Manhattan 3 =. l. Gun, bec.- n IL mar
ket ~ the price. illustrated Cstalogrr Tree
Repairing. Parts for EiGes and Shot Guns in
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for riooor r.
cycle. Evans & Speacer. "a Walker Opera
House. Salt Lake City.
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LIZ rREsIDEST APPRovss.

The President has approved the joint
resolution extending the appropriations
for fifteen days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-12
Polish Church Row.

PITTsBURe, Pa, June 11.-There is
war among the Polish colony On the South
side, arising out of the organization of the
Polish Hussars of John III. in St Adal-
berts church, South Fifteenth street. by
Charles D. Nowak. Mr.. Nowak. after
obtaining the consent of Bishop Phelan,
enrolled thirty-seven members. but has met