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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-28
A LITTLE SUFFERER
CIeansed, Purified and Beautihed By
tne Cuticura Remedies.

Il affords me pleasure TO give you this re
port OF the cure of our little graudchad by
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES. When six month
old his left nsRd began to swell and had
every appearance OF large boil We poul-
ticed l., but all 10 no purpose. About I'VE
months after IL became running sore Soon
ether sures formed. He then had two Of
them on each hsnd, ana as his blood became
more and more impure 1t took less time for
them 10 break out A sore came on the chin.
beneath the under lip, which was very Of
fensive. His head wss one solid scab. dis
charging q great deal This was his condi
tiC n az twenty-five months old. when under
took the care OF him, his mother having died
when he was a little more than year old,
OF consumption (scrofula. OF course) DE
could walk little. but could not get upif he
tell down, and could not mo re when in bed,
having no use OF his h1pcs- Immediately
commenced with the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
using the CUTICrRA and CUIIcURA soar
| freely, and when he had taken one bottle OF
the CUTICURA RESoLvEST his head was
completely cured, and he was improved
encouraged. and continued the use of the
Remedies for a year and a half One
sore after another healed, q bony matter
/ 70 ming in each one Of these FIVE deep ones
grow loose and we're tsken out; then they
would heal rapidly. One OF these ugly bone
formations / preserved. Alter taking a
dozen aud half bottles he was completely
1 n
strong and healthy child The scars on his
hsnds must always remain: his hands are
strong, though we once feared he would
never be able 70 use them All that physi-
clans did for him did him no good. All who
saw the cnild before using the CUTTcURA
REMEDIES and see the child now consider il
a wonderful cure II the above facts are Of
any use 20 you yog We are e h6erty to use
SO Z. Clay ST.. Bloomington, iii.
May 9. 1855. M
The child was really In q worse condition
than he appeared 10 his grandmother. who
being with him every day. became accus-
toned 10 the disease
CrTrcUEA RExEDI 5 are sold everywhere
CUTIcURA. the great skin Cure. 50 els: crTI.
i cURA Soar. an exquisite skin Beautiner. Is
cts CuTIcURA REsoLvEST. the new Blood
PURIFIER. sl-oo. Prepared BY the PoIrER
DRUG AID CLINICAL Co Boston.
send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases
TTNuING. scsly, Pimply and ory
= ~ Skin besutifed By cuIIcuRx
Soar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-28
ROME AND GERMANY.
Circular of Cardinal Jacobini
to Prussia.
THE POPE'S CONCESSIONS.
Murdered by Carelessness-rhirty
Boycotters Arrested in New York
Yesterday.
E PoPE's CONCESSIONS.
The Pope's Concessions.

New YORK, April PA letter from
Rome to the Sun gives full translation
of the official note of the Holy See to
the charge d'affairs of Prussia in Rome.
This is one of the most important Of
fetal documents that ever emanated
from the Papal authority, intending to
settle long and formidable difficulty,
the Kulturkampf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-28
Maye.ls Is.

The child was really In q worse condition
than he appeared 10 his grandmother. who
being with him every day. became accus-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-28
Larrs Gold Export.

SEu Yozk. April 27.-Lazard Freres
have ordered $3.50 900 gold bars for ex-
port this week and Black q Company
$50 coo also.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
L1va ,rncK MARKErs BY rELEGRAPm

CHICAGO Jan 2O-The Drorrri JoYrnai cattle
Receipts 500 shipments 260p head: market active
Shipping ste 80 G00t stOckers AMI Feeders ~ 90
30 cows Bulls and Mixed - OUdS3 -; Bulk 81 90
HO0s-Rerciuls $4,000: ShiUmeutl S0l MARKET strong
Rough ami Anx"G ~ On0 rs - PacKmI and ShIDpInS
81 UOH;I 30 Light. ~ 5D0 - OOi SkDs - OHS5 ~
ShceDReCeiyts 5U0 hcad: shipments 5000 heal market
Sauvus JOHSJ 20; Western ~ 7jN "a %; Lambs
81 - u 4 90 Texans - 50GS3 10
II. IOtls. Jan 2U.tdt,te-IeccDts. li5O shlDmentS
800; market strong Choice Natvc shipping steers
- sjd - 20 Butcher t3 2J0S IS; COWS
and IcicTs 81 2Ja$3 TO- Stockers Feeders 81 750
~ 30.
HOgS-Rcccmts. 300 sTDments. $500: Light s3 800
s3 - Packing. ~ 1JW$3 20 ueaYv II OOGet -.
SheeD-kec"lDts 701: shDment- SO market active ana
steady to choice - JoU US+
itFALO. Jan O-fIfrtr-Rccepts tOiav $50 head tOtal
thus far 90 tim" laSs week. 1900
head. rDsgued th- III ~ consigned 10
demand and prces shade -her for Good
sales Ol Light Medium TO Good shipping steers at
500 ~ 40 thOCc - 3uQtJ -; SOckerA, - pO0t3 ~
HeceDts 24OO nead total for week thus Tar
2iuu neat 22OtG heads c0ns3neh
ihrolgn. IS market generally unchanged but some
O best grade rat or higher; Common eeD aud Light
lambs Gu OHnun to Fair Stccp, ~ 20 Gt, 40 COOL 70
Choice - at 40 Western Lambs, ~ OuGi5 TO- Canat
Lambs - JuIG -.
HoJ-eccpt4 io.av $500 head total for veek 'hu' FAR
3, time last wrsK 900 heqd con
signed thr - OF which 50 20 N"yGOrk mar
opened active and 10 stronger iOr light grades. but
cos-,i Iul wh several ears unSod G'Oi TO 'hOce YORK
uOUl 10: igdt Mixed. - 30 - Good Mediums
- o. G$I 49, CLocc Heavy, ~ 10 asa %.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Ceaal Notlres.

FIFTY FIFTH-ST.-Supreme Court OF the
4 State Of York First Judicial D.strct.3Ihomas
Younss peintn against Gustavus Frank and o,hers dc
iendents , ....t..,,r. and sa,a ,roda
and Entered In nboy6 entitled action o. tue SUN un OF
eocmher lass tho underslgnel the re9fee aea @ ~ ~ VIC te
TIcRsnso and Auction AoOm limted % Nos 59 TO "
hertv IN he city OF New York. on Thursday tno 2oth
day OF Janua 1885 o'clock poon on that Day oy John
D. s%yl sSa s2sSia Is Ss@ Wit
Ali thai Ger ain lot piece or parcel Of land vita the dwell
nofhery aide o. tho CITY Of MSScns S 3SS tS
norhefy Side OF at point distant one eundrSd aad
1cS ny the intersection OF the northery aldo OF 60h st.
with The westerly line oi tho staye and ranning thence
teen 9 nine W iaehos ether lands Of the The Taa ga
SyS one hundred 00 feet 5 inches to the centre
limo OF the block between 6jth aud 66h s thence easterY
aIong sad cenro nineteen 9) feet and 0 inches
SSneS soat6oTiy and parallel with the istaye and partly
hrough the ccntre OF party wall ~ the norhcry side o.
Sbtb al one hundred OO ieet and ave 6 inches 10 Che place
of beginning ADoLPH T. SANGER, Referee
wnIIAM l. YOUNGS. EsQ Attorney for PainaM.
f3 Wall st., New.I ork city.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIP rs OF PRODUCE.
Per yorlh Rirsr. Vessels and RIHro1ds
Gryr,,,L MARxgr REPORT.

coTFEE-spot Ro d at sc for fair options Go'es s
STEADY itcr light uate. sales l0f0u 0agS ciosinS
follows January GIj8Ed5 February t39dOtg a"tC n
fGUaGG5 A. ri, SO al G5i May. 40 o' MIA Trades
a rs July, G150f.rO. August 60 DG.su hlt .n1
eldy. sales bags Maiacaibo, tOO Dhcs n
- bags Ssyanilid.N1' ma : M nd"iIhS cA ni'N'N ~
do egcs' pryate terms , .uoho,,cd
e JTFON-SUOt OttOn ict, Stc.uy eH'
Sacs 7jO s,es - last EVENING". ali for hnine tOntu %
Deliveries. 2lO bales. Receipts at the pofts 'o""' '''
week, lg.767 last year. lZI"O
he quot tOns according 10 the American ci'SSi''
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Hrw YouK wednesday, Jan -BEEvEs-Rcccipts wcro
soih ST. an cars at wcchawkrn new yards Arrivals
spodns @ nr Last wcek Trade opened little slow but sell
cfs ana the presence of exporter who wanted
market aud nearly ali offerings TerS cio,c out before
& ana aTsc S s m bro than onaS S'ofS seeray
Al the stock al G0st and weehawkcn wrsoi Exportersi
o oPG ca cars 5ors ssSryed BY Mf Gods%h
cows al q 40 81 ana by tho head at s5 eachi bulls at
s3 ~ PaSi 20 few for LIpor q tho ouslce ngurel
OF rather Choice Ohio atte l0Ob N average sold TO
William 0t,man Co. by sherman culver at ~ ~ No
Mr. Eastman puroha1oi about 81 CIV 50 90
Tho uaoo will be with 800 Live Cattle by MI Gold
The Trinidad takes out TO Bermuda 22 Live Cattle and
sacs H. s. Roseathai 90 ST. LOUIS Steers. 1927 u, at
g 60 i0S DO ,s @ 12s ao ~ o & 4, St n %
AiSs@ g$;''4 s. ~? 3 g 20 z 8 "a?
SH S'"S' s. s d. 1850 t. T. d. b.
J. saa!er& CO. lG st; Louis steers Ses y, at fS 20
II So ssi S 81 II 81 b. So IS? l DO $50 h. GH %
s4OO q Indiana steers LIZ o at S4Y9 90 Chicago DO
fI wIo s Ss 20 SO cGcSSo Fl SS "a 90 og do
SS D. At 4 soi a. ~ AZ 6p9IG no. no Sg' no o. 81 Go Il y ~ 90
Do Iii % "a i5 d do 1908 ID, at "a 1885, Bun, 1910
csye5 e osp rs % So H. 2. % sG e.
IS % OK 1900 10 at "a ~ 10 Pennsylyania DO 1876 o.
~ Chicago DO 1885 n at IB72 DO 1861 10 at IA 90
(! Illinois do 200 TO- at S. do. liSO 10, at - JOj do
ll3J % a so 20 Ponnsylyaua Steers AID Cows, go TO-
a. &c.
levy d Coz II Chicago stecIs 22o b $5 05t ~ do
LIS N 81 30; 2S d. ll2O d. at ~ 20 l3 Bulls 900
n. az 33c 3 do l,5lO n, at 39lc
~ Goldsmith Y y LOUIS steers iS71 tS at So 50
70, at 70 so q do 1928 B az 90 80 1913 DO l203 So
lOj 200 H. at "a s0 ~ do i014 b at 81 20 Ieifers,
at 50 o. y, and reserved b2 bea0
MCPHERSON Mixed Western steers 1000 N. at S. co.
10 do 3l9 N, at S. 45 10 do l2l7 b at So 85i II do
l,3O9 b, at 70 32 2 do 1897 % ats5 l9 20 DO i22a rp
do 1901 At - 70I do 1908 b. at 81 III t do iS0 D
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Mem Dublirations.
FEBRUARY ATLANTIC,

NOW READY. CONTAINS:
IN THE CLOUDS III, w. BY Charles Egbert Grad
dock
A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. tConcuson.) ny Mrs. Oil
phant.
MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE CoNsTI
TUITION BY Abbott Lawrence Lowell
THE PRINCESS CASAMAssIMA. XvII-XXI. By
Henry James,
AN AMERICAN SOLDIER IN CHINA By A. A. Hayes
SALEM CUPBoARDs. BY Eleanor Putnam.
POEMS py ]. G. Whittier Andrew HedbroOk Paul Hermos
REVIEWS. CONTRIBUTORS CLUB.
50 CENTS; - 90 A YEAR
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at SASH; state Oxen 1885 b 81 75j Steer $50 f
at DO SO b. at ii 23 Dry Cows 93i d. at " 80 per

DO S'ss Na'1
j. scaamoers Son Coz 1s virginia s4a At 50 40
5S$ Y 22S 81. ~ at a. | q 90 90 qo sSSs S
and s90; 20 do 9S b at 67 OK .7io n at 81 S7a
= s eSTs Mullen SnG SO head
There SGiS's Ssrs the
ions are 1nensed Yearngs and Gr3sse[s s nave some
inquiry at os but prime STOCK is quo able above &C.
and to Coed are aT snf m 4 hs Tasss ssas
l5 Mixed Fed Calves aud Yeas i4s H. at6iaci Veals
DcqSacf ( Gs 'S2 g Fed Calves 800 dat siaoi SO
Hume \ hal, II Yearlircs 450 II. at 2'sci veals
walsh, Kirby & o. GrisseT SsI II, ats- 40 d. Sos
eilGe Whit gss = CO.; rs rs rsssers 27o H. at2sc
Judd & buckingham Veal $50 b at &c; Fed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 80 cars Of $50?
headle cars a. Goth,t and IA cars at Jersey cy ioa
time last week The arrivals we're mGderte SeahST 1avor
s vance f o e c p eg ~ S S prss COMMON to PRIME
ShceG sold at oGF c,rload Of hoiCe ohio stock
lambs ranged from $40 to $1 and Mixed lots solo at
> s sn%eE % E. 81 7s ,s s Ky 4hfsP 3 Il lGg ri s.
Indiana DO b. At ii IA % 81 Western do 50 b ats4
Nsw,on & G!Iiot u! Ohio Lambs 80 @ &C 81 81 40 20 - y
h - 56 l9G M nt do o. b at &c ls7 NepTassa Ne m 3, 40
u5 ae G2 s % cngsfg suss sS 3D. 81 % g. at S Ken
~ allen eek ay9 M g WSserp S G 1h'sP ~ "a ID 5S a.
DnO 40, 81 10 II &c Loo lUo AT - W. lUJ
de- 80 b, at - O6 % state sheep and Lambs ~ d. at
81.
DilitnDack & Dewey 80 state sheep. 80 10, 4zc; -
do % TO- ~ nc l92 Wos do. 80 m at 2c; 1913 DO III
10. mt i6sc IL DO y 10, at i4c; l6S fcdDsylyaua sheep
and Lambs 81 N, at 4 l,c
Hume " Mullen G6 state Lambs. rs n. at 62c.
Walsh, Kirby & $50 state sheep, ~ 10. at Al2c 80
Ohio do. 9S 10, at4 10 Ohio sheep and ambs b AT
jci 1888 Ohio Lambs 80 H. at 6Ic; 2ol do 50 b at &c
Jellar. Wright 4 Co. 80 state sheep 0S 70, at4 &c.
Jucd buckingham POS state Lambs 81 ID. at sac; 2O9
state -heepand Lambs mixed. 40 ID, at &c
HDGS.-Neceipts were including = cars late Yesterday
iUl cars Oi ljOG held73 at jersey CITY and - cars
at CtlSt iota for four days 3633 bead against 25iS
head Tor Tho corresponding Tine last ek None :Or sale
alive Feeling weak and nominal quotations shade lower at
S4Uti % per 100 ~
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? PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES.
TILE copp1x RANKING co. 11s BROADWAY

THE CORBIN BANKING Co., 113 BROADWAis
The basis industry IN the Wess as co
rork and co support the naDUfactprers 0 tna
country aud even the vast OF hat
he contiuen The Thousands OF millions OF money tat sr
nvested the securities OF tesc ralw1ys arc depenr
almost entirely upon the OF the a;rcuua o.
and vet railroad bonds roper mea2e, are Ihsv
nves the public notw thstandng hst
produce the revenues that sngan nSg
nrapttcally prior Itcn II carefully made a. FIksI
MORTGAGE upon one OF these FARMo u OeIlSf 'De "s
hing that follows - ...,. ne =. ..,,ro ara
erence with Dlacine those hos enabled tnls
conany 10 master all the required TO secure sno
tect ienders money the record here n NewfoIh Oh ~
these will demonstrate ina prnrnI nv ss snnr.
securities shown Dy tno
mons nronortious 10 which vents have grown
with ns dIrng the last years Of del resslon.
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1886.
1886. No" FEADf' 1886.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

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fcly Wnnic1.

Cnrorcan advertisements
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hsJis h1do Dsaes sud ~@uo.A Ahh1al sale
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IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACrOF MEAT.
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InsIrnrtlon.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately htted ZOE ioT
ID College Conditioned rejected candidates eoacneu
snmmeT or winter F HOFFMAN, stockbndge. Mass !
For Both Sexes-Country.
A HOME FOR CHILDREN.-A Christian
N lady living near New. York would take limited mum
ber of chldren board giving them mother car u re @
on reference given Address Mrs Dr. Reao IrlDuhe Obcc
(I,VFRACK N Y. College and Hudson
piyer institute College course tor Girs oItnnIns
conrss IN sic Art BOYS prepared oi eoes & VI
meas. thorough instruction ~ M nh "epAr'h
January 4th Scna Aoi A H. FLACK. a. b. PresiGcpt
DOCKTAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on-the.
IL and business ,.adsrs Ss wnte
graduating course for Iaaics .o tGoa, ,nio.ue ""
SESSION opens jan - ~ W. Ii u.AN 81 Err - ~ Prin
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VNHE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
L cry OF NEW-NORk.
At meeting OF the cklodCrs Of the Fourth NatOnal
Bank OF tity Of ewlOrk held January - lsS6 tho
following gentlemen uaanpouslV elected dlrec
o the ensuing year: e.,.r,,
JOSEPH g. HOGr, CHA tLtS SMi ~,
FREDERICK MEAD, JutIN a.. i y MN,
ELMORE A. KENT, RoBhitt w -. .Ahi'
CORNELIUS y. BLISS = D. bAbD"iN'
At subsequent % The Gre TOYS hed January
Mr. o ID BALDWIN sy rcoceicG pr sluehl anu
MT Cornelius " Bliss unanimously 70 eeirS1% ,S wee
president H. h'bCNNiSOSShtt:
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OFFICE OF THE BILEcKGR STREET AID
FULTON fRRRY RAILROAD CONfASr, ,,,.
G2l WEsT 23D-sT, NEw.lORK, Jaa - IssO)
rgNHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
Three Inspectors OF Election 10 serve during thc
ensuing year will be held ON RSDAY January 81 1855
az the oce the company Polls will be open from TOT
r. IN. THOMAS H. MSlfsAN,
ITO THE HOLDERS OF CAR TRUST CEK,
4 TIFICATES OF THE NEWNORk, CHICAGO ANp
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
the OF these trust certincates
only controlled hN the nndeisEhe
The rolling stock securing Gil these certificates adyrsea
be sold the 18th Of February. lS-6 AMI the conu.
hereby that they viii sent only the car u'
certificates that be deposited IN the FIRST oaA'
subject their order aud inclutiag Feb 10, lSS"
The First National Bank will ,otabe receipts LOT
certificates receipt OF ten dollars Ter each certeste u
posted
IT, A. V. POST
GEORGE h. BAKER, fC0mmittee'
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Copa!in rship Notices.

BROADWAY AND 22p 81. Ncw YoGK. Jan. %. 1886.
JARVIS N Fed retired from the finn %
- ErOOfs Brother, January 10. 1856 IN accordance
with tGc tcrua o. the CO. paTtrrr.iip.
Tho nnlcs gncd the Icaung partners, continue the cloth
ng indur the iTn ~ BfOi.s ~ crA
JOHN f. BROOKS.
FRANCIS WAGNER,
MATTHIAS p. EVf y.
FRANCIS G.. LLOYD.
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Lre5snI All.

4 COMPETENT DRtSSMAkER and opcr1-
~ ter " fhc. a few cu.fDmrfs by The dty week .
hcr bUei,i. -s thoroughly city r.fI"nc'
M.J.. I-J v Ct tLtA st, hT 4 a.. east s.dc.
nRESSAAKER who cam cui III. make drcs .S
~ and und' garments wlc- tpi some moro work ;o.
gong OGt ly TIE taY. tall az 25j Nc5t ~" {
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Diui0cu0 Notices.

OTFlcE UoNPsTAKR HtISING TO, Mills II ILpISG
l. BRoAu-sT. NEwl OK. Jau. X, 1856.
DIVlDEND No. DO.-lhc regular monthly
4 dyidc nd FORTY CENTS per share has be- Gcc red
for December g. payable at Onco Of company ~ Fan
CISCO or II trnacr agency New York. tho 18th mst
Transfer Books on 2ltI INST.
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nsprssldent Arthur.

NEW ionK, juno FIX President
Arthur left tho city this afternoon for
New London, Conn, over the Now YORK
New Haven & Hartford railroad. lie was
accompanied by bis son Allen, his skaters
Mrs G. Molslroy aud Mrs. Crow, Miss
Nellie Arthur and her maid and nr
Peters Arthur walked through the alta
tlan leaning on she arm OF hss sns. He
stepped % the platform alone, but alipped
and nearly icll atelhe top steps, but re.
covering himself, entered the car, Thn
eX'preeldent looked PATE and worn. M.
ness seems 10 have severely played upon
him The party entered the private car
ot President watronse, and Arthur al
once seated himself on a sofa aud began
TO read q paper, Several friends oano 10
say goodbye, ana TO one 81 them he eald.
MY only trouble Is IN my stomach ~
then added lsughinRly, "Yon know how
good that used 10 hc,n Ia reply 10 a
question, tho doctor said his patient was
progressing tayorahly, and without doubt
would be benefited ny d change Of Ar,
"lle has had u Siege OF ~ said the doc.
tor, "but he viii got along now,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-25
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, June "a Several
special yenires we're exhausted this after
noon ia securing jury TO Try Dampf
who IL among thirty milwaukee, riotsrs
Indicted by the grand jury The testI.
mony showed that during The conflict be-
tween tho police and the mob he picked
NJ A number OF stones ana whom arrested
showed light. Tho case was given % the
jury within an hour after tho trial benen.
This afternoon the attorneys for Robert
S;biliiDE, state organizer Of the Knights
~ Labor, attempted 20 qnash count In
the indictment against him on the charge
Of sending threatening communications.
schilllpR threatened Segnllz, cigar maui.
factnrers with a boycott, aud urged such
course upon the Knights Of Labor. The
issue involved IS whether this goodwill
u business Is property, schiiling being
charged with having Injured the nrm's
property, Judge Sloan took the matter
under sdglsemcnt unul Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-25

PRovIn1Scr, 4. l., June ~, To-day
was the SECOND day Of The celebration 81
the so5th Eptiyeeaig 81 the iouad.na Of
lhis city. Business wss entirely sus.
pended and - seemed as II the entire
population OF 100000 aud nearly az many
more from ont Of town we're on ths
streets, The procession began TO move
q 70 O'Clock IN seven divisions, The
nrst was mado mp Of various
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachu.
sets and New York military
commands, the second Of Grand Army
posts, the third OF ire-engine companies,
the fourth Of Knights OF Pyihlas, Odd
Fellows and Ffeemasone, tho dilh Of
Scotch ciansmen, the sixth Of temperance
organizations, and the seventh OF French
societies and charlots rcpresontlugscene
from the early history OF Rhode Island.
Carriages containing olergymnn Of tho
state and the orators OF the day brought
up the rear. It's estimated that 100, 900
people Vowed the procession
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-25

hearing this statement the osuces
decided TO select COMMITTEES
y three members witch should le
onargcd with the duty OF selecting and
pushing 70 a point OF action such Og the
measures as u should deem prnncr "a AZ.
.e'nnt 70 pass, and Carlisle. Morrison and
hAnuAli were named as members OF the
committees. Tho sentiment OF the caucus
seemed - 90 IN favor OF passing the an
preparation hills and bills DECLARING for
ing, "sN ''NN ''lVV'"'
soon after the selection OF the commits
tee Randall rose aud asked what tAe nr
Won ~ the caucus meant whether il
meant adjournment BY duly NJ. rhere
was chorus OF ''Icsl Yosln from an
sides, Rsther regrettuly il MAS on.
served that Randall assumed that this Az.
ton meant also that tho REORGANIZATION
nillS and a few bills already on the cal.
endar would be the only measures likely
70 receive aellln at this session, and "a
tns assumption there was again expressed
a hearty assent.
While, as before stated, no direct refer.
eheo was made to The tarln, the mcmbcrs
present 81 Tue cancps came away under
.he IMPRESSION that thoro would Sd no
lWtner euott made this season 10 con-
slider any tarlH bill.
=, NATIONAL sntfriSG LKAaus.
WASHINGTON, June 2t.-An adionfnnd
meeting oi the National American snip.
plug ieanne Was held here to-day And was
a.svnuvu oy large number OF representa-
yves 81 shipping aud othercommerclallu Nd.
ternsts IRON most Of the states perma.
nent Organization was effected, aud the
league VIII open communication with tho
leadlng commercial bodies OF TIE country
the object being 20 promote the extonslor
OF the merchants' marine OF the tfnlted
states and 20 establish closer commercial
Intercourse with other countries in ire.
quont direct mail service.