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Still the Telephone.

WAsHISGToN, May 17.-When the
telephone investigation committee met
to-day, Manager Marern, of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
was placed on the stand and requested
to produce certain kilograms sent
and received by Mr.. Young and
other gentlemen connected with the
Pan-Electric and National Telephone
companies. The witness declined to
comply with the demand for the reason
that the subpoena was in the nasure Of a
drag-net or search warrant; that it did
not specifically describe any particular
message, but sought TO discover
whether any messages had been sent or
received by certain parties. The wit
ness remarked that the scandalous use
made of the messages produced by
order of the congressional committee
in 1877, ought to satisfy the committee
that no such demand should be made.
1t was decided to consider the subject
in secret session, and the witness was
excused, pending a decision of the
question whether the committee should
insist upon its demand for the tele-
grams.
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cu.tom., u..ge. and rrndItlon.

of society are hard to overthrow.
and when q person has been ira
yelling in the same old rut and paying
the same old prices at the same old
place. il is to his disadvantage that he
cannot learn quicker that he can buy
newer stock and better building ma
terials at the Idaho Lumber Co., on
Fifth Street, Ogden CHy, than else
where in Utah Territory; but it is a
fact all the same. and he will find it to
be the truth. to his advantage, il he feels
In his pocket after ne has made his Pur-
left. Truth travels slow, but 1t never
tires or peters out and IL always gets
there. and you can always reckon on il
being safe TO tie to. Whereas its an
tagonist is effervescent and not to be
depended on, thing of the hour,
Truth is eternal.
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The Dissolution o. Parliament.

LONDON, May FIN the lobby of the
House of Commons this evening, the
subject Of the dissolution Of Parliament
was on everybodys lips. The second
week in July was mentioned as. the
time when the general election would
most probably be held.
The Pail Mall Gd-e &c publishes the
names of the gentlemen who will con-
stitute the new Cabinet in the event of
change of government. II says that
the names were furnished by a prom
inent Minister in the present govern
ment. Thelistinclndes Lord Hunt gton
ar Premier, Mr.. Leonard Courtenay as
chancellor of the exchequer, Mr.. Cos
chen as secretary for foreign affairs and
Mr.. Chamberlain as chief secretary for
Ireland.
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Cable Clicks.

ROME, May 16.-The Chinese govern
ment is opposed TO curtailing the power
of the Pope's nominee for Nuncio at
Pekin, and does not desire the French
government to have the exclusive con-
troll of all missions in China.
Since the last previous returns five
new cases of cholera and two deaths
have been reported at Venice and four
teen new cases and four deaths at
Bari.
BRUssELs, May 16.-The brother-in-
law OF NJ. Cartier. who was recently
murdered in his Office In the railway
ministry. has been arrested on the
charge OF being the murderer. The
man. whose name is verhaeren, is 4
lunatic.
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Bully for the Queen.

MADRID, April 17.-Queen Christina
,,day gave birth to son. In response
summons there had assembled at
~ psiace TO await the accOuchment all
M. Cabinet ministers, foreign diplo-
sss ana representatives,, principal civil
CO... Co.. uiiiitsTy magnates, members of the
''es' ano other distinguished persons.
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Another Prominent Man Gone Wrong

PITTsBERG, May 17.-William Hamil-
ton, an employee of George NJ. John
ston, real estate broker. has disappeared,
having embezzled 5000 from his en-
ployer. Hamilton was prominent
and well known here. His father,
Superintendent Hamilton of the ALE
ghany Park, will make good the dis
crepancy in his account. The young
man, it is thought, has gone to Calfor-
MA.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

CECoND HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
y sizes and in good order from SO up
wards. Sole agents for U. 8. A for the cele-
brated Northern. All purchasers taught
free Baby carriages and machines re-
paired. Bicycles sold on moderate terms.
N. B. Now Is the time 70 buy bicycles on
the installment system-f30 down, 80
monthly. Note the address: p and 29South.
West Temple Street, opposite Valley House.
MATTRESS BRO THEIRS. Agents-
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STRAYED.

U,RoM TIE YARN OF mo. Q CANNON.
II Just south Of sixth Wsrd Bridge, 8
yesrling horse Colt, bay, with while spot in
forehead and two white feet He has
rough shaggy coat and had on, when he dis
apps1red. new colt halter Information
that will lead 20 his recovery viii re paid
for Al the house OF At the General Tithing
Iomce- ru
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NOTICE.


Bosros. Mass. Nay l2sh. 1856.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Stockholders Of the salt Lake & West
ern Railway Company for the election Of di.
rtctors for the ensuing year and such other
business as may come before the meeting.
win be held at the Company's Station Build
ing. Lehi Junction, Utah, at II O'Clock an,
Monday, June 18th, 1856. -.
HENRY MCFARLAND,
Secretary.
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WANTED.

DEALERS IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
IL Base Ball Supplies 70 get our prices pc
fore making their purchases Clubs supplied
At lowest rates. Spalding Bros. Bats and
Balls q specially, also large stock OF cheaper
grades. B cycles for young and cd Tn
cycles and Velocipedes for children Guns.
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. Evans &
Spencer, "a Walker Opera House
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Boycotted Forever.

DUBLIN, May IA farmer named
Quigley, of Knockjamsque, near Tulla,
County Clare. was shot dead last night
while sitting at his ireside. He had
recently taken boycotted grazing farm.
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Gas Famine Avoided

ST.. LOUIS. May 1.-THE Laclede Gas
Company has succeeded in employing
full force of new men to take the
place of those who struck for eight
hours on Saturday and the gas famine
has been avoided.
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home rule government. It is stated
that in the even Of an Ulster rebellion,
the Loyalist expedition will be ready to
march on Dublin. leaving strong garri-
sons in Ulster and an army of observa-
ton on shannon.
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BICYCLE AGENCY,

o. W WALKER OPERA HOUSE, SALT
ut Lake City. Victor, Rudge. American
Cham?iOn, Ideal and Otto: Petite Steal and
Rubber Trcycles. Boys Yelocipedes- Before
buying examine our stock and prices. Tents
for sale az our Bicycle Department. on our
lower floor. Evans & Spencer.
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REV. E.J. WHITNEY. of Clarkson.
n. Y, 50 Us Giimore's Aromatic WINE
for Female Weakness stands without =
rival. For sale at A. G. smith q 20; >
Drug Store. 10
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

HNFURNISHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent to single Gentlemen or Couples,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply a.
The HERALD ONCE.
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ROYAL MAIL BICYCLE.

THE 1886 PATTERN ROYAL NAIL
IL Bicycle" leads them ALL six improve
ments, all OF vital importance Don't fail
to investigate this wheel" before purchas-
ing. For particulars consult 7. o. Angel,
Jr.. Temple Block.
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In Honor OF Holmes.

LONDON, May H.-Lord Tennyson,
hubert Browning and Sir Theodore
Martin are arranging for banquet TO
be given by authors and artists In honor
of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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why Harrin withdrsw,

LOUISVILLE. May 16.-It Is learned
to night that Haggin's reason for with.
drawing was that his horses were not
in good condition for entering.
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MONEY TO LOAN

&I0O 00O MONEY TO LOAN ON
plOO,OUO Real Estate, Diamonds,
Pomeroy, Broker, 15S Main Street. Rates
reasonable Everything confidential.
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On the Diamond,

ST. LOUIS. May ls.-st. Louis ). phnA-
delphia4.
ton Z.
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LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST COM
plectlons are among the patrons of
fjLESE's SULPHUR Soar.
HILL's HAIR AND WHISPER Dye, Black
or Brown, SOC.
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FOR SALE.

4 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, GOOD AS NEW
"A and lot 5xl0 rods with barn and young
orchard bearing in the Eighteenth Ward,
corner Third and A Streets. A desirable lo-
cation Also15 acres Of good farming land
81 miles south of city, Apply 20
YOUNG BROS. IS Main 81.
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LOST

soRREL HORSE, BRANDED \ ON
"A right shoulder. name reached roughly.
Any Information given 70 + Crorton & Son.
No. II r Third South street, 90 70 J. L Luces
No. = First South Street. will be suitably
reusrded
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Secretary OF State.

BERLIN, May 17.-Count Herbert Bis
marck has been appointed Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs.
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Poor Patti

PARIS. May 1.-THE bans of mar
rage between Patti and NicodIne have
been published.
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

A FEW GOOD TEACHERS. THIS OFFER
a oaly for few days Address for par
ticulars N. A. SO 8 First West Street Salt
Lake City, Utah ..n
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They Want to Fight.

LONDON, May I7.-Three thousand
men belonging to the London Volun-
teers and 100 officers of the same force
have offered to join any army put in
the field by Ulster, in rebellion against
Irish home rule. The volunteers, it is
stated, offer to equip themselves and to
fight in the Ulster cause without pay or
reward. so long as their services may
be needed.
British Orangemen are called upon to
hold a mass meeting in London to-
night under the auspices of the
Premier'S Club for the purpose Of in
augurating a league for the protection
of the unity OF empire" The meeting
will be devoted TO effecting a pre-
liminary organization, adopting q
title and agreeing upon the OBJ
jects to which the mission OF the
organization is to be devoted. Catholic
as well as Protestant Loyalists are in
yited to join. One of the purpopes of
secure the enrolment of men &C
customed to service.
The debate on MI +
THE HOME RULE BILL
was continued in the House of Com
mons tonight. q
Sir Richard Ashton Cross. Conser-
Yative, was the first speaker. He said
that the bill would not secure good gov
eminent for Ireland. If it were passed
there would be two sets Of judges in
Ireland-one set would administer JUS
tice in revenue cases and the others
would administer justice in criminal
- ID
by the. Imperial Parliament and the
other would be left to the tender mer-
cies of the Irish people. Mr.. Gladstone
had said the union was effected by
bribery, but the Premier himself was
offering large bride of ESQ. 000, 900 to
Ireland. and this was not the first time
he had offered the bride Parliament,
the speaker continued, would cease to
be Imperial, If the Irish members were
not retained. he believed that by q
firm and judicious administration OF
the law, and by governments showing
its readiness to consider Just grievances,
the Irish would in time see, as the
Scotch had already seen in their case,
that it was to the interest Of Ireland to
remain united with England, and to
maintain the supremacy OF the I'm
perial Parliament.
Mr.. james Stanneiot preSluent OF the
local government board, said that the
had propounded the
policy for governing Ireland ''reso-
futely, "and, he continued, I'VE all know
what resolutely means" (Cbeers.l He
believed in Irish nationality, and he
thought that to satisfy the Irish was
the only way to effect a lasting moral
union of England and Ireland. (Cheers-)
Mr.. John II. A. Mcdonald. member
frym Edinburgh and st. Andrews UNI
versities, presented a petition granting
home rule to Ireland. The petition was
signed by 1868 Scotchmen. 1t was
one and one-quarter miles long and
weighed pa pounds, and was borne into
the House on the shoulders OF stalwart
TO RESIST HOME RULE.
ARMAGH, May 1.-THE Orangemen of
- .
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MARX arcKIMMINs.

II livery AND FEED STABLES, nos
IL 226. rs and 80 Main Street. salt Lake
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THE TURF.
Something for Horsemen to
Read This Morning.
STARVING CATTLE IN TEXAS.
Cable Clicks-The Lynchers-The Dis.
solution OF ParIiament-The
Home Rule Fight.
The Turf.

PARIS. May 16.-The race for the
Pnx de Diana French 0ak) 3
year-old fillies, one and one-quarter
mile. was run at Chantilly to-day, and
was won by A. Lupin's FLY Preita, by
Peterarch: the same owners FLY, Per-
lima, by Silvio, second; Baron Schrek-
ler's FLY, Sakountla, by Perplexe, third.
LOUISVILLE. May 16-The following
match has been made:
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 18th.
We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
TO run a match race of one and one-half
miles, weight for age. between the
chestnut gelding Tyrant, years old,
by Great Tom. dam l.. Moselle, and
Volante, years old. by Grimstead.
dam Sister Annex, for the sum OF
S, 600 q side, half forfeit, the latter,
s., 500 each, being this day placed in the
hands of Phillip DIVER. 1t is also fur
ther agreed that said race shall be run
at the spring meeting of 1856, over the
ST. Louis or Chicago race tracks, the
latter said race to be run between the
dates of June 18th and July 9th, 1886.
The race is TO be run over the track
which has added the most money, said
association TO name the day we shall
previous engagement Of the above
named horses.
(Signed.) L. j. BALDWIN,
JOHN MAcKAY.
LOUISVILLE, May ia senation was
caused here tonight by the announce
ment that J. b Haggin, the Califor-
nian, had issued orders to withdraw his
string of horses from the track here, to
take them to Latonia. No explanation
was offered by him. Haggin has about
twenty horses, among them, Ben Ali,
the derby winner. who was TO start in
the Clark stake on Thursday. Many
thories are advanced in regard to the
matter. Some say he was dissatisfied
with the poor arrangements here while
others declare he is afraid for Ben Ali
to meet Bluewing again. Haggin's
trainer says the removal is due to the
fact that some 2-year-old colts are sick
and Haggin wants them moved to
Latonia, so that they could go into
training as soon as they are recovered. 1t
is stated that the horses entered in the
merchant stake, Fleetwood. handicap
and turf stake may be shipped back
and start in those events. The stable
leaves tomorrow morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARcHITRcruRE.

n G. YOUNG, @ &. MBMBEE VAN
~. Rens seller Society Of Engineers. New
1"rk. O2ce, 20 ). Main Street. Contributor
Building. =
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A COMPETENT NURSE

OF MANY YEARS. EXPERIENCE WILL
" take limited number OF engagements
during the next few months. Apply TO Mrs.
Nc lister. sth Ward. half a block North
of the sth Ward SQUARE on First East Sc.
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CARELESS. SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

pRIyAIEEs or Class 4, L rs IN sing 81
gan, Violin, Violincello. Harmony, Counter
point, 0rchestration, etc, etc.
For particulars and tea ms, apply 70
PROF. GEORGE CARR LESS,
5SW, Second South Street
nONT PURCHASE A PIANO UNTIL YOU
~ examine the celebrated "fischer."
GEORGE CARELESS. Sole Agent
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w1LLARp RIRcuMsHAw.

THE AMERICAN MARKET. So Z. FIRST
il South, Just opened Full supply OF
fresh meats always on hand. willard VIII
be glad TO nave all old friends give him
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GUS. AMMUNIrIoN,

A Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
a and Retail, at Bedrock Prices. AL the
leading Rifles and Shot Guns IN stock See
our Manhattan B. L Gun. best ~ the mar
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns IL
stock Keys lifted. Agency tor Victor BIZ
cycle Evans 4 Spencer. 4Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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OFFICE FOR RENT.

A FINE OFFICE SUITE N THE HERALD
y Building Apply at this once.
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JOHN III. FREEMAN.

MO. S24 EIGHTH EAST STREET. SALT
~ Lake City Commission merchant
Columbia River salmon depot wholesale
and retail dealer in FIRE b and salt water nsh,
imported and native fruits, chickens, game,
butter and eggs. Highest prices PAID.
Orders from the trade solicited
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TO RESIST HOWE RULE.

ARMAGH, May 1.-THE Orangemen OF
Lurgan County. Armagh, are enrolling
themselves in military associations, or
ganized for the purpose Of resisting the
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BEES FOR SALE.

L WILL HAVE ABOUT sRvENTY-FIvE
Il new swarms of Hees for sale this season
Parties wishing TO purchase will please send
me postsl card for price list T. B. Clark.
o. Box 80. Pennington Davis County, UT.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON.

AFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 40, 80 3
" Brigham street, Telephone 81,
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A THOROUGH MECHANIC WHO IN
a derstands carriage building Apply 10
McAIliser & Pitzer. III and ia W. LIST
South Street
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WITH REFERENCES
n desires 70 purchase an interest in well
established and paying business il this city.
Address J. Z g., this Office.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING

N C. YOUNG, CE-, OFFICE, cOSTRIBU-
IL. TOR Build ng, 40 5. Main Street.
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FOR SALE.

EULL NICKEL 50 INCH COLUMBIA BIZ
Il cycle Enquire AZ this Office.
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OITUATIoN AS sHEEPHERDER AID
- dress L. A NJ, HERALD Once
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FOR RENT.

A UNFINISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN
"A rooms Apply TO NJ. l. Cummings, 40
) Main Street, opposite 2. C.M.I.
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Registrars of Land Ofices-A. F.
Smelling, Lakeview, Oregon; Geo. w.
Munro, Bozeman, Montana; A. A.
Carnahan, Receiver of Public Moneys,
Concordia, Kansas.
Indian Agents - John B. Scout,
Western Shoshone Agency, Nevada;
Geo. w. Norris, Nez Perces Agency,
Idaho; Chas. II. Yates. Round Valley
Agency, California.
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MEssRs DICKSON AND WaTson,

MEssRs DICKSON AND WhTsoN,
Wholesale Commission Mereha1ls and
Brokers, deserve special mention. Euta lev
weeks ago they determined q establish 4
house Of the above character q AsheviHe,
and built them commod dious building near
the depot for this business. Not Hithstand-
ing the short time n in;whichfksy have been
in business, theiEsuceess billy :sasfaines the
good Judgment toftheirventnre. They deal
in Bacon, Hams, Lard, Meal, Corn, Flour,
Salt, Lime, Rice, Molasses, Wilmington
Hominy, Bran, Tobacco, Cigars. Cigafettes,
Snuff, Soaps, &C., they also represent
Messrs S. Burkhalter & Co. one of the lafg-
est and most reliable grocery houses in New
York In addition to these staple goods,
this firm receives and sells on cemmission
in small OF large quantities all kinds of
country produce, and to this department
East Tennessee and Western Carolina cons
tribute largely. "A special advantage they
have with this class of goods is that they
being regularly informed as to;the condition
of various markets. they are prepared to
take advantage of their information and
either sell on this market or ship e. the
DSst zhidAhSA-s \ nc -conVenie4S3S4YtE CtAAs
RhaFacter Of lhonse-t6 an1e-elzzflts thodg ghcut
Western carolina is great with days
Notice at farthest they can get full supplies
of groceries, at rates as cheap and in some
respects cheaper, than they could order
from elsewhere. We are gratifed at the
success of this enterprise, for such contri-
butte very largely to the commercial wealth
of community; and we mention this effort
to impress more fully the advantagesit Of
fers to our section.
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HAND Book OF North CAROLINA.

HAND Book OF NORTH CAROLINA.
We are indebted to the publisher,
P. M. Hale, Raleigh for copy of a
new hand book, of this State, pub
lished under the authority of the
State Agricultural Department. It
is a very timely publication, for the
demand for the information con-
tanned therein increases as the ca
pacities of the State become better
known, and as population increases
under publication of their variety
and abundance. The Hand Book
treats of each section of the State, in
its respective subdivision with the
soil, production and climate of each;
together with a s;ccinct view of
each section by counties with the
area, population, industries and pro-
ducts of each. 1t also makes a re-
view of the minerals, minesS facto
ries, fisheries, &C., ofthe whole State.
A table giving full and accurate
statistic by counties as obtained from
the last census, and map of the
State are added.
The work is Of great value to
those seeking information of North
Carolina.