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Personal and General.

uor weather still fingers in close prox-
imiIy to this city.
Elmer Jos. A. WEST delivered very
interesting discourse in the Iaoernscie
on Sunday afternoon.
Iris estimsted by one OF our business
nan that Lake Park takes SzVOO per
81 ont of ogden. The query Is, now
,,ncb eood does the new resort do the
city,
TIE Third Ward Sunday school are re
endeayoring TO get up an e1cursl S he
Lake Park for next Mo MOI, s5r,o.- nth
S go Ward school viii folio" Win
one on Tuesday.
WY doesn't some philan,hropic per
co., start a collection for the town CLOCK.
Tha cIock has got sulky ana REFUSES ~ :.
mn unless some grease Is appi'e1'
some one help it out.
IT seems as though the railroad PEG
ME are in dead earnest about ouhu ul.is.s
finion depot in this city. ESsly Sll,Ls-
III IiJ boIS m his hands and shout Tner
the work is completed.
.,xP,rrEEsox, of this city, receives
a telegram yesterday Annoenh a hs,
death, IN OeluOi - I'LL know
Soae on pleasure, OF the Nen-AnS" ~
sOSs noonIar attorney and stenographeI
an ASspH Patterson. The deceased gentle
i e. We understand, has been atsen
o lI a short time. His body VIII arIlS
from The west by this morning EXPIRE 1, !:
and viii at once be taken to sai' Lax
City.
FELLOW calling himself Jack hal
80 vas seen lying on the corner
18th and Young streets yesterosS
z he msrShal being informed OF me "a,
I x "a soon on the spot and concluded "a
aim up to the City Hall; Inc pc Pc
fellow begged pitiously and with yea
: in bis eyes to be let go; but me s.0T
+ hearted minion of the law Only s :. ~.
= At him and. after going thIouen H'
;. put him into q cell cell TO sooe' up
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Active. Pu.hInE and Reliable.

2. @. II. /. can always be relied upon
70 carry in stock the purest and oess
goods, and sustain the reputation OF
being active, pushing and reliable, py
recommending articles with well estso-
Hshed merit and such as are popular;
Having the agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, will sell II
on 4 positive guarantees, It viii surely
cure any and every affection OF throat,
lungs, or chest, and in order TO prove
on claim, We ask you 70 call and get >
Triai Bottle Free-
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Constitutional cataHh.

So sfnzle disease has entailed mora sui
faring or fastened the breaking up OF tns
onsfitutiou than cAtarrh. Inc sense o.
SMELL OF taste, of sight OF nearing me
hnran voice. the mlnd-one or more. anu
sometimes ali, yield 20 is oestr ue Sl N
fiuence- The poison IL distributes tnroognss
ont Tie system attacks every VIA I9,ess snS
Tg1o-ed because but little underSoo9' %
rSost phvsicisns. imp0tently esstHle11 %
oT1scks and chGrlstans, those snnselps ~ "a
| II have little hope to be reilefeu % 800 -
side Of the grave. :;
then. that the popular ne ,S1 No. % 2.
/ ,hfs terTiole disease By renedies Nltnln
| .esch ~ sii TaSsed into hands a. once com
/ nsfsnt and trustworthy me rev 1 ~
niiherto untried method s1oP,ea % III.
Sanford 10 the preparation OF NJ - L.
car has won the heGrty approSsl % 80 y
Ssnds n Is instEntsneous IN e1os1.ns e
i5ef IN ali head colds. sneeZtng. snnnins -
af.-tr1,cted breathing. and rap21iy renlose e
ne most oppressive symptoms. 9 esl.ns -. ~
besd Sveetening the breath. Iestol.1s -. -.
ss1ses al smell, taste and heAzing, anu ns 81
sSsii%ipT the constitutional tenoeney o. "a
disssss towards the lungs LIVER ~no Ai0'
SssroRp's RADICAL cuEx consists OF on
80 ~ me RADICAL Cr1z. one oo1 Q
ctTIREHAL SoLyESI, ana iArA0'AD II
HALER; price, IL po.-o~,
. -, nara A CHEMICAL Co. BosIoS-
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K of ?. Excursion.

The Knights of Pythias excursion to
Lake Park on August 25th. is looming
ND in grand shape, and promises to be
n very enjoyable affair. The knights
will give the excursion for the oenent
of ogden Lodge No. ., and will no doubt
have a very enjoyable time. A number
Of the leading merchants of this city
have donated handsome prizes 70 oe
distributed at the Lake for e1celence
in swimming, racing in boats and on
foot, dancing, etc. 4 large crowd Is
likely TO attend.
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T. J. STEVENS returned Sunday morn morn
ing from California. where he was caieu
bv the sad news OF his brother, s oealn'
Mr.. Stevens found il essential TO say :
couple of weeks in order 10 &c. Ia
brcther's business affairs stra' ghVeneu
out and arranged. His efforts Ns he
entirely,satisfactory and be brougnt ine
family Of the deceased TO this CITY WIN
him
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Knights of the CIeaYer.

The butchers of this city with many
of their friends have made arrange
ments to leave the dull cares of business
for a day and enjoy themselves al the
iste The indications point to very
nIrasaut time and We hope that their
brightest anticipations may be reahzeu'
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WOMEN
CRYING

Unjust give up; cannot bear
4 these pains:I ache all over, and
nothing try does me any good
* M Baekache. Uterine Pains, Hip and
ENNlEH Side Pains. soreness, Lameaess,
&.N3s1 weakness and Inflammation re-
1880 q. one minute BIZ that new, orig
nal ELEGANT and infallibls antidote 70 pain
an5 Inflammation, the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster At druggists, &c. Foster
mug and Chemical Co., BOSTON,
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a CnnrPI.FrE CURE.

Ihave suffered all my life with skin dis
eases OF different kinds and have never
found permanent relief, until, BY the advice
OF a lady friend, I used your valuable Gull
cuRA REMEDIES. / gave item thorougn
trisI using six bottles of the CUTICURA
RESoIyEST. two boxes Of CUTTcUEA and
seven cakes Of CUTIcURA soar, and the
result was Just what l had been told Il
would be-d complete cure;
Richmond, Va.
Reference. G. W. Latimer, Druggist
.-.A w -AL.rshall 81 Richmond. Va
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MCCORMICK 8 Co
uANKE R y
s.IT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
49, HALEY, IDAHO.

,.-,s,,l attention given TO the sale OF Ores
laS 1'.i,Son We solicit ConsignmentS,
s1asI-,5 SSsii the Highest Market Prices
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snmmer ComplaInts

of children or adults are speedily cured
by the use Of the great Valley-Ian
Remedy. known as Johnson's Essence
OF Life. Be sure and have bottle IN the
house to use on the hrst symptom;
only so cents. Sold by 2. c. NJ. l. and
all druggists srnIfFe
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sALrRHEUnr CURED.

I was troubled with salt Rheum Tor
number OF years so that the Fkin entirely
came OF one Of my hands from the hngeT
tins 10 the wrist. / tried remedies ana
commenced taking CUIIcuRA REMEDIES
and now I am entirely cured
anu E 7. PARKER,
S7e Northampton ST., Boston, Mass
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ITCHING, sUALY, PIMPLY.

For the last year 1 have bad species %
itching. scaly and pimply humors on my
face TO which have applied q greal MAJ
,e,bods ~ treatment without success, and
which was speedily and entirely cured -
CUTICURA- -, -. n
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES are sold every mere re-
Price. CUTTcURA, so cents ;REsoLyESI, ~ w
soar. 25 cents. Prepared BY the POTTER
pRUs AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, MAS;
send for chow to Cure Skin Diseases
onIIno Pimples, skin Blemishes, snd
uhUOS, Baby Humors, cured Oy COli-
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NFRyE-LIFE AND yIeoR restored
nE Nil "a women By using Gimore,s
"a me- &C. wine. For sale II A. q
smith 8 Cos Drug ssors. :
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O @ ID e n
ooDEs CRY, August "a, 1886

This department of THE HERALD IS a
voted 10 the Interests Of the people OF Oso
The Branch ONCE of HE HKEALD = ~ ~
Gated with n Tanner, Jr., over puI s.'
Herrick & Whites, Fourth Street Os.ssa.
Utah. where subscriptions and aoNe-.. . y,
ments viii be received on the same SeI-4S -
81 the Salt Lake Office
Communications addressed 70 TIE SAL L.
LAKE HERALD. ogden, viii receive Pro"P'
attention.
THE HERALD IL delivered by carriers N
Ogden every morning. except Monday. gu e,i,
scribers falling 20 receive their papers nAiA
please notify the ogden office.
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SKIN, SCALP, BLOOD
CIeansed, Purified and Beautified
hv rutictira Remedies.

For cleansing the skin and Scalp OF Dis
figuring Humors, for allayiDg Itching. Burn
sT-71nntonns of Eczema. Psoriasis, MIX Crust,
Scald Head, Scrofuls, and other inherited
Ska and Blood Diseases. CUTIcURAi the
great skin Cure, and CUTIcURA soAP and
EXQUISITE skin Beautifer, externally ana
CUrTCURA REsoLvEST, the new Blood pun
fier. interually, are infallible.
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o.,,.,,,ons Made at Lowest Rates

pvs,rte Orders for the Purchase or sale Of
,. E1ec IA bonds ST New York and san
Francisco.
We sell Exchange and IeiegT Sp,ad s states,
ls iso an ,nisb sight Drafts or Remit Funds 70
london, dublin, Berlin, Copenn;SseHi' 5 p
q, En-cne, AZ Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
NV YoKK-Importers' and Traders "a
fionsl Bank, Chemical National BANK
E1cIIssoNCommercial and First National
Bank
s,S FEsScIsco-First National Bank
STa4A-Omaha National Bank
DTSYER-City National Bank, Den q
tionRl Bank
KHSsAs CrTY-Bank Of Kansas City.
~ LoUIs-States Saving Association
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7. E. JONES. $. }. Lynn
T. R. JONES & CO.,
Bankers

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Transact A General Banking business IN
Al is branches. r...,..o
Dealers in Foreign snd Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections anu
renittsuces made on day of payment
Bonds and stocks bought and soid on COM
mission
Long loans made on city real estate a. low
rates Of interest. ,,. ~
special attention given to the selling OF
ores and bullion, Of which consigntnens
Gse solicited. vi,
Advances made on ores, base bullion.
Sold and silver bars shipped ior EehhiHs'
CORRESPONDENTS:
New YORK ~. B. Colgate & Co
Omaha Omaha National Bank
San Frpncis,o Bank OF Californis.
Chicago First National Bank
Denver. Colorado National Bank
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J. BURT & CO.,
Contracting Plasterers
VII be plessed 70 figure on all jobs Of Pas
tering. etc. Work guaranteed
Caloimining a SPec1aAIS'
Address: 2S6 7 street, Salt Lake City.
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Spencer House ana
Cottage.
a5o-a5e 5. FIRST EAST ST

DOsToFFCE BLOCK. sURRouND.E ~
Il b7 Lawn, the grounds the large .H,. ~
any hotel in .Se city, beautifully KEEP. r ~ q
Shade, Fruit Trees, Flowers. esc-, IL IL &c q
one OF the pleasantest resorts IN me slsy
family hotel CT 8 home ior
Table not excelled.
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Execute Orders for the Purchase or sac ss Of
49, and Bonds st New York and San
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Capitol Topics.

ST. PATRICKS DAY A LEGAL HOLIDAY.
Representative Lawler, ot Chicago, asked
unanimous consent last night To take up a
resolution making st. Patrick's day a legal hol.
iday. The members were taken by surprise
they made for cover, and the resolution would
probably have passed had not MIR. Brumm OBJ.
jected.
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
No resolution naming a day for the adjourn.
ment Of Congress has yet been reported to the
House by the ways and means committee. One
reason for the delay is the uncertainty as to
when IL VIII be possible 10 adjourn. Another is
that II such "A resolution Is adopted there
will be SIX days prior 10 adjSurnme at
MIR. Randall and Mr.. Morrison want to Ia is
Off ii possible, Ii Is said, 10 prevent jobs get
ting through in the hurry vi the last days of
the session.
WILL RECOMMEND THAT THEY BE PASSED
OVER THE VETO.
The House pensions committee has decided
to report back the vetoed pension bills OF Sarah
A. Bradley and D. B. Elderkia. wit the recon-
mendation that they be passed over tue veto.
NOTES.
The House committee on commerce had "A
lively hight to-day over the Memphi, bridge
bill. Mr.. lrionS, of Louisiana, moved 10 recon-
slider the vote by which a favorable report upon
the bill was authorized. After hard contest
the motion Was defeated 10y u tie vote.
The charge that SerSeant-atArms Canaday
Union soldiers and in favor of eX-conederates
is met by the statement that OF "a employees
under him So Were Union soldiers, anu only
one served in the confederate army.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers
IKgsTEEs SALE OF gNIMPRoyED PROPER:
AS6 81 iiTKsh sTREE4s
L5sr No So folio 1876 one o @ the land preo records
s. u t ',fSs f&SHSz
lses known and described the ground plan OF plat
and the west thir1y~e hi s fee, ons BY ens
entire depth of Lot numbered 0G the east TWEEN
bered o. and the east twenty ieet six and one
na inches front by the entire depth OF Lot numbered
four (4). all In square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY QO0O).
together with all the improvements, ways. easements
longing or in anSWise appertaining. ~ '~'De '
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
And be BY deed trust on premises sold 81
all cash. at option of purchaser A deposit Of $iOO
In ten days otherwise right reserved resell risk
nc notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
in ,ysasas Sassins'0n' D. c SAMUEL CROSS Trustee
r s9iLb1Na, &C. 10 sos 4 STREET RElHA NoKTM HAHf [
ON %aST aSSp14 pa sz AFFEkNddS FEM2XEG JULY NINE
TEESTH. ai sIx O'CLOCK. we viii sell, SELL IN ::A
One Two-story Frame Cottage with brick back ~
,.,nu ~, On. p BUILDING and workshop
jy14-d&ds DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucta
CHxAlNSG(lElRAYr SALE ale ,,I, 9E FRAME HOUSE o.
SOUTHWEST
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF .hs ,3 District Of Of Columbia, sitting in equity
Jennie D. Ford ct al are patutis and George u. Man
KIN KIN ct a. defendants on SATURDAY. JULY
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises, I win sell
At public auction all that piece parcel Of ground
and premises improved by q ten-roOm frame dwelling
known and being parts of lot In square 488
Terms sf sale il .sia decree; ons.shiId u sSs pal
chase money In cash: 9ne-third IN SIX months, and
option of purchaserthe deferred payments
by deed Of trust with interest At six cent One
hundred dollars to he paid by purchaser when prop
erty Is bid Off, terms Of sale complied with
In ten days the Trustee may resell ut detalng pur
chaSerS cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustss
Offce 32l ~ st NV.
OUNCANSON BROS, Aucta ty1O-dkds
Evening star., 1886-07-16
No Extradifion Treaty Before the Sen.
ate.

NEGOTIATIONS PENDING WITH GREAT BRITAIN
With regard to an extradition treaty between
the United States and Great britain, IT can be
stated that no such treaty, nor any synopsis oi
1t, has been submitted to the Senate. There IL
reason to believe, however, that negotiations
are pending looking TO the framing OF such 9
treaty. The executive authorities are reticent
on the subject, but. necessarily, any progress iu
an instrument of such Importance, involving
questions that you'd be political in their effect
would be deliberate and slow. 1t is stated
authOritatively that no such treaty has been
signed, and IL would not be sent To the Senate
until signed and ready for ratification. About
all there Is In IL seems 10 be tuaL the British
government have been urging the State depart
ment to enter into negotiations Tor such q
treaty, but no such Instrument is in the hands
OF the Senate or any oil its officers.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
The Case OF Commodore Truxtou.
COMMENDED BY THE PRESIDENT TO THE FAVOR

I0e C0SS On C0N0mOUOf8 IR0XtOO.
COMMENDED BY THE PRESIDENT TO THE FAVOR
ABLE CONSIDERATION OF CONGRESS.
The President has issued An order in the case
of Commodore VIM. T. Truxton, who was re.
tired as . commodore while his nomination 10
be Q rear admiral was pending in the
Senate, saying that he considers
that the action of the Senate In returning the
nomination because he was retired BY opera.
tiOn Of the law as commodore expresses the
opinion that the retirement OF the officer Is
an obstacle TO his promotion. "When Commo-
dore Truxton was placed on the retired
list" the President says, Ibis promotion
to the grade OF rear admiral had not occurred,
and his promotion thereafter would necessarily
have been that OF q retired officer, and, there
fore, contrary TO existing law.
regret the hardships thus entaiied upon an
old and meritorious officer, and while OF the
opinion that relief must come to him, IL At all,
through legislative action, am also OF opinion
that bis case may properly be commended 70
the favorable confederation OF Congress-"
Evening star., 1886-07-16
The Library Site Awards.

QUESTION 10 BE DETERMINED.
Secretary Lamar will have a conference to-
day with Assistant Secretary Fairchild, OF the
Treasury department, in reference to the mode
TO be pursued in paying the awards tor the site
of the new library building. There is q differ
ence of opinion about the mode Of payment,
which, however, will not be allowed TO delay
the payment. 1t will be determined at this
conference whether the Interior department or
the Treasury department will dlsburse the
money, this being At present the question at
issue.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
District in Congress.

THE CITY POST OFFICE BILL.
The House public buildings and grounds COM
mittee tailed to get quorum to-day. This pre-
vented action on the Washington city post Of
flee bill. The chances of the committee doing
anything at all this session are very slim. They
have already got the promise OF Two night ses-
sionS, but ii is found that there viii, be many
antagonisins that the time may be wasted.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

DX8D.
RAINEY. On July 18th. l00o. FANNIE 3, ~
of Francis H Rainsy, aud dAughssr sf EiGAbsth u.
and the Late George y Acklfrssh.
tDgs Post
SMITH On Friday morning JslX lesA, - .
months, and dsys. child ef 6ssrgs Aid Ne ~
Katie Smith.
There is no dock. hewsvr vaeshst - sss1pA.
But one dead lamb ID these,
There is no arsaas. howse:'se ds1ssAp4
Fucsrsl nom the rssidssss - - Ashsr. assaR.
July 18th, ~ $50 pm
:. sfvRd1Ss Is1sadn g. SsI d.ts 49,
late james spuratng. In The aGAsy-0Gn yone 0 -
sge
THoNAa o. Tuesday, Jolly lses. asoa - -
O'clock pm. aftsr . long sad HkesV7ne illnaN HN
third year OF her age
The nesr. wili lake plses frea hss sos's senApsa
Chartee Thomas, o2o otreee southwest 0nA coS9i0l
70 Wesley zion church. street, bssWso0 S0coal Al
Innc sreee southweet. on oendAy a6oenooa Jul9
iAvisea % asssaA
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The thirteenth national conference OF CharI-
ties and Correction met at III. Paul YESTERDAY,
Ex-Presideut Hayes made the response ~ the
addresses vi welcome.
A riot among the prisoners In the Richmond,
Va, city jain occurred yesterday, but wos
promptly squeched by squad oi twenty po-
llcemen.
The shooting Of the arst stage OF stN contest
for the queens prize al Wimbledon was nn.
ished yesterday. Corporal Souter, oI the Absr-
deem Rifles, made so OIL vi a possible lo5, TAX
scores were made by Bell, Russell ana Wilson,
who made SO, 80 and IS, respectively.
The SCHOONER Era, Oh New London, on which
Col. Glider, the Arctic explorer, and has com.
panion griffith, were to have taken passage 70
Cumberland sound, sailed Wednesday wtLhouS
them.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Col. Wilson's Program,

IMPROVEMENTS IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GRoUNDS TO BE MADE.
As soon as funds are available Col. Wilson,
commissioner of public buildings and grounds,
will begin making improvements in the various
reservations. During the month Of August
the entire exterior of the White House
will be painted by contract. He expects 10
begin work on the Garfield reservation by the
first Of september, and will grade the ground
around the pension building soon az Gen.
Meigs has the structures on the grounds re-
moved.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Warrington stock Excha,pe

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
.. 8 4s. coupon 1854 bid. I26la asked. L. 5. As,
registered 126l4 bid. lc6l2 asked. ID. &. per imp.
IS, 1891. currency, lI64 bid. Water stocks as 1901
currency, 13l bid Water stocks 70, 1903. currency
asked Washington Cas- 3sSs bid Columbia Ins.. I3i.
bid German a nercan , Ins.; I27 bid Potomac Ins,
Ice 129 bid. Real tstate Title Insurance. LOO
od; S fsnr at tsI Co.. 56' Sld S5 asked GnesApsak
.ivhf
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Asbury Parks Rest Broken.
AN INSANE DOCTOR CREATES A GREAT Il

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 16.-Intense ex.
element was caused here at two O'Clock this
morning by the antics OF DR.. Jacob Henkkier,
OF Bridge street, Paterson, n. J., who was
boarding at the Central house. He became
violently insane and smashed out the windows
In his room. His cries of "police," "fire" and
blocks. Clambering out on the root he tore
down chimney and hurled the bricks at the
crowd of people gathered in the street. He
up. His friends win take him home today.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Albany Preparing 20 Celebrate.

ALBANY, July 16-Although the bi-centen-
nlal celebration does not begin until Sunday
visitors are already arriving. The city hall,
government buildings, Albany Savings bank,
Tweddle building, Commercial bank and the
Delaware and Hudson canal com pany's build
ings are among those now decked with bright
bunting and flags. Along the route Of march
OF the historical pageant next Wednesday eve
ming all the electric wires have been raised. as
some Of the floats will be Is or 80 feet high.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Chicago anarchists begun yesterday. state .
Attorney Grinnen promised 70 prove that
Scrigg made the bomb thrown At the Haypar-
ket riots.
The authorities OF Liverpool have compelled
. filthy lot Of Greek gypsies 70 camp outside
the city tmits while awaiting passage - this
country.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

BANGOR, ME-, July 16.-It is hoped that the
rain which began yesterday will end the
ern Maine for several weeks and which already
has done much damage TO hay, oats, wheat,
barley and the berry crops. Springs have given
out and rivers as large as the PenObscot have
run low enough to bother the logmen.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
I'd EDITION,
--latest TblRglams to The Star.


The States Attorney Said to be Hat.
Ing Trouble with His Witnesses.
CHICAGO. July 16.-After many weeks spent
in exhausting every device for delay employed
by crafty lawyers the trial Of the anarchists l.
to begin in earnest This morning the eight
massacre take their seats in Judge Gary - court
Their manner betrayed no sense Of uneasiness.
Without the court room was q large crowd,
down stairs another one and still another and
larger one cOngregated In front Of the en-
trance to the criminal court building.
On the opening OF court at ten o'clock the
states attorney requested an adjournment
until IL O'clock, which was granted. The
reason for this adjournment Is given In q
rumOr, which Is to the effect that the hate has
met with some trouble on account of its wit
nesses, or certain Of them. The story 10 that
some Of these denied this morning the truth
of their disclosures relative to the existence Of
the dynamite conspiracy.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

AUGUSTA, GA, July 16.-The hands in the
picker room of the Enterprise mill demand an
advance of fifteen per cent in wages. The di-
| rectOrs will refuse their demand. President
Phinizy refuses to grant ten per cent advance
for the Augusta factory. The indications now
point to strike in the three largest factories,
throwing out Of employment nearly two thou.
o,,d
Evening star., 1886-07-16

NEW YORK, July 16.-The business failures
during the last seven days number tor tht
United States 1873, and for Canada twenty,
total OF 1S3, as compared with total OF lis
last week.