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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
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CHICAGO, August 27.-Chicsgo ID,
Phiiadelphia 5.
ST. LOUIS. August 25.-SeT5 YORK
-, Marions l.
nFTRolT, Angus; 27.-Boston Z, De-
trolt 3
Kansas CITY. August 2I.-Washing-
ton ,, Kansas City 5.
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RuakIan,. Arnien ssIre.

Txr BEsr sAIvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhsunl-
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Henss-
Chlblains, Corns. and all 5kin Erop-
lions, and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. II v guaranteed . Eiss
psrfect satizfaction, or money refnndea-
PTiss s osna Per bon. For sais By z
o. y. + Drug esors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

LADIES, is life and health worth
preserving? II you think so, use Gil
moreis Aromatic Vine. For sale az 4
c. smith & Co.'S DRUG Store. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

WILLIS L. CULVER. OF Pavilion,
n. Ways hat Gilmore's Magnetic
Elixir cured Linn Of a long standing
Throat anu Lung Trothle. For sale at
A. c. Smith & Cos Drug store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN. for
Coughs and Colds. Group, WhoOpiag
Cough ard Boarseness. Ciimore's Mag
netic Elixir. For sale at 4. c. Smith &
Co.'S Drug store NTrr Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

IMPOTENCY in Man OF Woman is
cured by Gi.more's Aromatic Wine.
F1r sale ~ A. q. Smith & Co.'S Drug
, ore. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

A PURSE CONTAINING SIS IN GOLD
II The finder WI be rewarded BY ieav-
ing IL az THIS ONCE
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A sORREL GOLF. FOUR MONTHS Old,
u white spot on f0rehead Finder will be
subsidy rewarded BY cct1auriraiin, with
John A. GrOesbeek.
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Mr.. a. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, y
Y..says he had the Piles for nearly 40
wears, and was cured by using. GilmOre's
Pile Specific For sale at A. q. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store. ~ .s Lila
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

TIE SAL1 LAKE HERALD is the most
popular paper IN the Rocky Mountain
region % -p7u j 30
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DR. HesSel7S
SELECT SCHOOL,
36N. Second West Street.

rs MONDAY. sEcTEAIBER 6rH. I SHALL
~ oFeE a elass IN mercantile corresp1ld-
euce I'D ari -tIntetic, ana bookkeeping
,anndays. Wednesdays. Fridays. So pm
men ~ - ~ go "a -
Cissses Tor boah sexes are now open IN
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geometrs :.
Lstin. SermGn. French, Spanish, ltalians
Two lessons ; week. 500 ; month Ac-
mission dlily -
3 .ss Dr.. Phil. Godfrey Hsssel.
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Have reduced the price oi photographs
All Work done by the dry plate instsnts-
neous process. Redaction permanent .
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CONFINED To THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind. and cured
By one box OF Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale 81 4. Z. Smith & CO.. Drug
Store Tr 1TEr r-Unna u gls
REV. e. J.'wAfrSEY. Q. cfa-kson.
y. Y, says GiimOre'S Aromatic Wine
for Female Weakness stands without a
rival. For sale a. 4. {. smith j. Co. :
Drug Store. PSI .E,,i.ff s~..- 10
READ THESE FACrs-It may save
your life-Giimore's Aromatic Vine
.cures suppressed lInsnst-uatioR and
painful monthly sickness. For safe al
A. c. Smith & 60. S Drug store. Is
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DANIEL GKEENIG,

IA NARTET ROW, KEEPS con
If stantly on hand bread. pies. cakes
and ersckers. Groceries ana fruits o. al
kinks n their season A share OF public
patronage solicited.
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4 BOY Or YOUNG NAS WHO las
u some knowledge of office work can Sc
cure q siiu3tion a. Simon Bros.
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A GOOD COMPETENT MILLER. FOR
a the Farm ngtOn Rock Mills. Apply 20
CO0mbs < Wood, Pennington, Davis
County, Utah.
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NERvE-LIFE AND YIGoR restored
IN men and women by using GlmOre's
Aromatic. Wine For sSie st a. &
Smith s Cos Drug Store. A Q 1
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WANTED.

CUTTERS AND RIvETERs AT z.C.ML
" Shoe Factory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LOST.

pETwEEN COIN PROS. STORY AND
ID Fourth south Street. p gold bracelet
FINER VIII be rewarded by leayin- 1t this
Office.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND YEI..
OCIPEI1Trg.

UlYASS 4 SPENCER. AGENTS FOR TIE
u Victor. Champion. Challenge. Idea
and Otto. also for the Ridge bicycles AMI
Isnceu tricycles- We are the only house
IN Utah earring r ock Of both high grade
Bicycles and Children's machines Also a
full line of Bells. spo1es, Cement, Wrenohes,
etc. Bicycles sold on installnents and
rented by the day or hour.
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auHs. AMMHNIrIoN-

A ND sPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
a and Retail. q. Bedrock Prices AL the
leading Rides and Shot Guns In stock. See
our NGnhartKn , L Gun, best IN the mar
ket - The price. Hiuss.-tec Catalogue free
Repairing. Parts for Hides and shot Guns 10
sock. Keys Efted. AgencT for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & spencer. - Walker Open
House, Sait-Lake City.
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4 GOOD CASH BOY TO ASSIST AT
y Office work, wanted at simon Bros.
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T L. DAVIS, CHIROPODIsT AND MAN
y. icure. Once, Palace Hotel, salt Lake
City, Utah.
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

HNEURSlsHED, IN A NEW HOUsE, TO
U Rent 10 single Gentlemen or Couples,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply a.
The 9sRALD Once. -..-..-, l.l =
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
'OE DRAUGHT AT THE Co-oP DRUG
" Store. 5 cents.
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Gladstone points ont that, even now.
the Tories hsFs faiIedto secure 81 alb
.xFADA
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS.
FISHING TACKLE.

DR.. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 80 Z
" Brigham street, Telephone 81
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4 II 1T permtde

Me9ter peftpbdlif@er Bumpernidel
lit gu baben beim 8dder Spabr n,
Ofs@ommerceftraBe 228. Is, tun1M
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i.

Sn Der geitrigen Sibung bes Stabts
ratbs liefen folgenbe petitionen elm:
8on 8iirgertt, bic gegen bas 8%efprenger
Der 5traBen our Na6t3eit p%etitioniren;
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our @rri9tung zines Bulpermaga3ins;
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8erbinbung nit Der Mranfas paB gabn
ber5uiteleu; BON @uitab Menser, Der
elm 6aus nod 8onbamtraBe gu perles
gen tpiini9t. @tebes petition tpurbe
gepdbrt, bic iibrigen @eiu6e berf9oben.
Ser Mapor berfiinbete, baB mad iei>
ner Meinung apei Sanitdts= Snipeftoren
i'm Sient bebalten perben ioaten. 6ierz
tur1 enttano cine ldngere 9ebatte tber
ben Beri6t bes Ginanafomites, Der bic
Mbiebung bon geamten' bori9l6gt, Der
ben Mntrag berborrief, ben 8ef6luB Des
5inanatomites au reconfiberiren. 5 Mls
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Die @anitdts : Snfpeftoren unb Der
MaBz uno Miin3 : Snfpeftor, tpuroen
oamr1 i'm Dienif bebaIten.
Stir bic Nnte1ung zines Stabtratbs
an MeQlqiiters Statt mur5en Mfenp,
5tepes unb Sartor tominirt. 9ie Mbs
Thinning ergab 6 Stimmen fir MenD,
Der barauf ols erpdblt erfldrt uuroe.
Sn 8etref Der Neuetntbeilung ber
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bic erfte Warb bur9 bic 2arebotrabe tn
bic erfte unb 3tpeite War6 gu tbeilen.
Gren6 fdlug bor, bic apeite Waro onr@
BEN San Pebrp Greet in bic 8. dnb 4.
Warb 5u tbeilen. 9ambleton empfabl, bic
3. Warb bur9 bic Mlanto 9it9 in Bite
5. unb G.. @arb gu tbeilen. SmDe be-
antragte, bic 4. Warb bur6 Waters unb
PreiatraBe in bic Z. unb 8. Warb gu
tbeilen. Mngenommen unb bef9lohen,
cine bon Gren6 gu oieiem 3pede einges
bra6te Oroinan5 in alien 3eitungen gu
Der0hentli6en.
Belfnap las benz Stabtratb einen
8eri6t iiber bic MaBnabmen beg ieBiz
gen Stabtratbs Dor unb gelangte babti
gu benz &eiultat. baB bic iebise- fdbtl=
ihe 8ernaltung cine etfolgrei6e mar.
9arauf bertagte fi6 Der Stabtratb.
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= Sn @oliao fanb eine geriamm=
lung Der 8irger ftatt in Der Mbli6t,
bic Stem Oorf, SeIas unb Merican 81;
ienbabn gum Weiterbau bon 8ittoria
mad @oliao gu ~beranlafen.
= Sn Nuffin murbe Der @barter bet
@uero 5traBenbabn resiftrirt. Nttiens
fapital $4,000
: &i6ter Walfer bat bic 2lage ses
gen bic Dap 2anbs Electromagnetic gu
8unften beg 9taates entidieben.
: Scr @ountbf6aBmeiffer 8urfe
bon @alpetDn bat ii6 nod nidt tpieber
eingeite1t. Man bat ausgefunoen,
bab cine Summe BON 1854 feblt, BE
inn Der Sheriff ablieferte.
= Sad StdB in { 'rt Wortb, Der
Dor stpei Sabren ben Splbaten Gubolpb
Woolf %beraubte, 1T gu 5 Sabren 3u6t=
baus berurtbeilt uorben.
= Ser @eiangperein GoncOnbia
in Griebri6sburg miro I'M 8erein nit
ben @eIaneDereinen bon @iIesple
am 81. Nobember elm CONCERT
petanitalten.
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8udIens Mrnica.eaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber Belt fir Sdnitte
NuetfGunsen, @efdpiire, Gieber, unb &aut.
guiidlas, GIedte, seiprnnsene 5anbe, Grof-
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt ga.
morrhniben ober feline 8e3abIuns. @olise
Classification 9arantirt ober bas @elo tpirb
srriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sdadtel BET U.
Drefb
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@es fattat aesnebete2

9ur9 nod1nalisem Gerfu9 unO aufce6ter'
baltlng beS MtutbeS fam marGes errete)t tpet'
SEN, pas nnmoglid eri9eint. Sunberfe boT>
nungsloier SGae bon @ierea. unb 2ebfrleibe1l
iinb B .r9 electric 8itterS gebeilt porbef, nod
benz aIes ibrise berseblid beriu6t murbe.
Oarrm Denfe man ni9t, oab es feline Seilmng
siebt, ionbern oeriude electric 8itters. Sc
9tebt feline anbere N1ebiain, bic 10 perfect mno
iider bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
Sbspepfia, S irn. unb aae aranfbeiten Der
Mieren. llnidasbar in allen Wasen@ nno
9eberfrantbeiteu. 3u baben fir 30 Gents Die
Glaide bel u. 9reib.
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- 9euti@lanb unb portusal bas
ben lid iiber bic freitigen @reu3er ibs
rer @olonien in MIrita geeinist.
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Saltet Cure 2antpen In Ornnung mttn
breuteuD.

Sic alamo Oelcompagnie liefert bas
Del. I'm Orbers mirb gebeten unb
Oas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Sf<
flee '237 Of : 9ounonifrabe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11,t6M
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Bon elmer f6fli@en Meueru,

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sin s2sabr pprtofrei mad 9eutidia1Io.
Der 6erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes Wsr'
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te, f6li@ fi6 Elm Dteb in bas 2ofaI unb
ftabl $25.
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cine &leinigfeit I'm preiie g~eftiegen.
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Contractor unter ben Birgern San
Mntonios zines gea9teten Namens err
freut, tbeilt uns NIT, baB ct fid bel BET
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Ser betannte Mpotbefer, 9err
Grant Gleurp, Springfield, Sus., fa9t,
baB Or. Muguf &6nigs hamburger
Gamilieumebi5inen unter allen Seil=
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@rer She'll: /. SuYerture, v@rina
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abenbi6eiu, bon 3. 3. edmclaer, Quartet
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The Great Eastern.

The lot of the Great Eastern has not
as vet been marked by disaster, but she
has had peck of troubles, and has suf-
fercd more losses than Dogberry ever
heard of. Owing to the breakage OF ma
chincry a couple of dock. laborers were
killed before She could be successfully
launched. The Queen is said to Lave
objected as too Biblical to her original
designation of the Leviathan, and she
was fain to change her name to the
Great Eastern. III luck was her portion
as early as her trial trip; for, while she
was on her way to Portland, steam
Jacket round one of her masts burst, and
thirteen poor creatures were scaldeo 10
death in the engine-room. Her hrst
commander, the gallant Captain Harrl-
son, was drowned in a puddle, SO to
speak, while his ship was lying IN the
Southampton waters. Since that period
the history of the Great Eastern has been
one almost continuously dismal record OF
failure and mischance. She has lee I the
property cf several companies and the
sub ect of many aw-suits. She has been
in pawn. and she has had, time aud
again, the brokers in. highly success
full in laying ocean cables. she has been
on the whole failure as an ocean pas
scnecr steamer. At ore time it was
rumorcd that the big ship was to be
fitted up with refrigerators and devoted
to the purpose of tie frozen meat trade
between the New Zealand ports and Ply
mouth. TEen it was stated tEat this
white elephant of the wa!crs would
steam to Gibraltar, have her engines
taken out of her, and lie thenceforth
utilized rs coal bunker. That de9ra-
dation she has happily been spared, and
if she be sensibly used as show ship
and kept in proper repair, she may really
in the end turn out to be not only q
going but paying conccrn.--Ne~ York
Hour.
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A Bells Five Hundred Years.

The city of Breslau has just celebrated
the five hundredth anniversary of an oc-
currence which was memorable in the
history of the town and is known where
ever German poetry finds homo. The
bell which hangs in the southern tower
of St. Mary Magdalcn's Church and is
named 'the poor sinners bell," rang out
morning and evening to remind all who
heard it that it was cast 500 years ago.
Next day Sunday the preacher re-
minded his congregation of the pathetic
story which has made it singular among
bells, how, when all was ready for cast
ing, the founder withdrew for few mo-
mcnts, leaving boy in charge of the
furnace, warning him not meddle with
the catch which secured the scethng
metal in the caldron. Bat the boy dis
regarded the caution, and then, terrified
on seeing the molten metal beginning to
flow into the mold, called 10 the bell
founder for help. Rushing in aud see
ing what he had intended to be his mas.
terpiecc ruined, he slew the boy on the
spot. When the metal had cooled and
the mold was opened, the bell was
found to be an exquisite work, perfect
in finish, and of marvellous sweetness of
tone. Coming to his senses, be recog-
nized his bloody work and straiehtway
gave himself up to the magistrates.
"Blood for blood" was the law; he WAS
condemned to die, and he went to his
doom white his beautiful bell pealed an
invitation to all to pray for "the poor
sinner" whence its name.-L9ndon
IInles
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Foreign.

A DISPATCH from the City Of Mexico states
that Mr.. A. S. Sedgwick the New York law
yer sent as q special envoy of the Ameri an
Government to inquire into the arrest ot
Cutting, has been having a hilarious time
with some of MeIico's young bloods, and that
he has not conducted himself al all in keep
ing with his big h mission.
PRINCE ALEXANDER again stepped upon
Bulgarian soil at Rustchuk on The 18th, and
was received by an immense concourse. M.
Stanbuloff formally welcomed Alexander
in the name of Bulgaria and restored to him
the reins of power A body OF officers
crowned the Prince and carried him on their
shoulders to the palace, followed by cheering
crowds. From Rustchuk the re-crowned
ruler proceeded to Sofia, the Bulgarian
capital
A HURRICANE has swept over the island OF
New Providence in the West Indies, doing
great damage to houses and shipping at Mas
sau.
In railway collision near Vienna, seven
persons were killed and twenty-five wounded.
A SPECIAL cable dispatch says that ''the
greatest war Of the century" is close mt hand.
The contesting parties will BE- Russia on one
side and Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria,
backed by Germany and England on the
other Russian intrigues for an extension OF
colossal struggle.
A FISHING schooner which has just arrived
at ST. Johns, N. F., during a gale lost six
dories containing twelve men.
A COMPANY Of English capitalists propose
to build railroad from Tuxpan to the city
of Mexico at an estimated cost OF $25, O0O,Oj0
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NEWSY GLEANINGS.

TIE Louisiana rice crop promises to be
heavy.
MUsKRATs damage the Erie canal $50, 900
worth every year.
LYNcHBURG, Va, is getting ready to eel
brate its centennial
IT cost Chicago about $4,000 apiece to con.
vict eight anarchists.
SOD schoolhouses are still used in Chey-
enne county, Nebraska
THE Car Of Russia has donated sec, 900 to
the Pasteur institute fund, which now
amounts to s32O, 900.
THRONES are cheap in France. Two made
for the last Napoleon are now valued at SlOu
each, and find no takers
NATHAN B. MOORE, Maine hunter, aged
sixty. enjoys the distinction of having
killed 275 moose since his youth.
PRESIDENT CLEvELANDs IS house in the sub.
urbs of Washington will not be reftted and
ready for occupancy till October.
THE new mail route to Cubs, going to
Tampa, Fla, by rail, thence to Havana by
steamer, shortens the time two days
A DEACON Of a Greenville tPenn) church
has q string of buttons half yard long
which has been taken out Of his Sunday col
lections.
AN inspection Of the 500 mail bags that
were sunk in the Oregon, and have since been
recovered, shows that ladies smuggle great
many French gloves, with laces, ribbons
etc., in newspapers sent by mail.
An archaeological discovery just rade al
Athens, Greece, is exciting much interest A
number of columns in state of perfect pre-.
servation have been unea,thed on the acrop-
oils. They belong to a period teeore the Per.
sian wars
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LATER NEWS

TWENTY thousand people attended the
interstate grangers' picnic, at Williamss
Grove, Penn. During the several days which
it lasted the people were addressed by va
rious candidates for political honors.
YELLow:fever has broken out at Biloxi,
Miss, and has terminated fatally in two
cases.
THE Cincinnati Ohio Exposition was form
ally opened on the 1st The event was
marked with great popular demonstrations
and procession of military and civic socie-
ties which was witnessed by 20O,0 people.
Mr. VAN PELT, Democratic candidate for
State Senator in West Virginia, while en-
gagged in a political discussion was shot
twice and fatally wounded by "Jake" 1sbell,
a brother Of the candidate Of the Labor
Party for the same Office. Isbel was ar
rested.
TIE First General Conference Of the Cana
dian Methodists since the union of all the
branches of that denomination in 1854 com
merced on the 1st at Toronto.
BEACH, the Australian, easily defeated
Teemer, the American, in the internationa
rowing match on the Thames.
QUARANTINE against Biloxi, Miss, where
fatal cases of yellow fever have occurred,
has been established at New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola and other Southern cities
REPUBLICANS Of Indiana and Missouri
and Democrats of California have just held
State conventions and nominated caudi-
dates.
CHARLESTON, S. c., was visited by another
slight earthquake shock on the morning of
tho I'd. Offers of relief were sent to the
stricken city from all parts OF the land. The
population passed two days and nights in the
open air before many of the people ventured
back to their houses. Up to the Sd the bod
les of thirty-five victims-ten whites aud
twenty-five colored-had been recovered
from the ruins.
SECRETARY BAYARD has telegraphed Mr..
Sedgwick his disbelief Of the published
charges regarding his acts in Mexico. and or
dered him to continue his investigation in
the Cutting case.
DURING August the national debt was
reduced $3.50, $50, leaving the principal on
tho lst inst at 81, ,37S, lTd,5S0.
THE acting Secretary of the Treasury has
issued a circular calling the attention Of all
officers and employees of the Treasury De-
partnlent to the Presidents order of July II,
1886, warning Federal officers against inter-
ference in politics.
GEAR ALEXANDER, Of Russia, has curtly
repulsed the friendly advances Of Prince
Alexander upon his return to Bulgaria, and
predicts that dire disaster will follow the
Bulgarian rulers return to hi; throne.
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Stevens, the indomible correspondel

Stevens, the indomible correspondent
of an American magazine, has been
obliged to give up his trip through AT
ghanistan, but he is still determined to
get around the world on his wheel.
Finding that the Russians would not al
low him to carry out his original plan OF
proceeding by Merv to the Oxus, he ap,
piled to Sir West Ridgeway for permis-
sion to join the camp of the boundary
commission. with the view of finding
his way thence to India. Sir West Ridge
way replied that the plan was impracti-
cable. Thereupon Stevens went from
Meshed southwark to Birgan, where he
succeeded in crossing the Afgan frontier
and reaching Farrah. Thence he hopcl
to 60 to Baetta by way of Cand thar, but
the Governor detained him and eventu-
ally sent him to Herat. He was kept
some days outside Hcrat, and was then
sent under escort to the Persian frontier.
The attempt to ride across Afghanistan
was thus bafied. Stevens nov proposes
to wheel himself to Lahore and to Cal
cutta, and then 60 by sea to Canton, to
ride to Northern China on his bicycle,
and finally to take ship for Japan and
merica