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A REDUCTION OFTwO DOLLARS.
The Generous Proposition rendered
to Ny. Men zee.
To the Editor of TIE HERALD:

To the Editor of THE HERALD:
After reading in yesterdays HREALD.
the very hattering note of the Rev.
McNiece in regard to our city, citizens
and surroundings, in which our po5u-
lation ceived credit for several han
dred more than we n0mber in reality
one might suppose that another
could not be so cruel and hard-hearted
as to attempt another attack upon the
Rev. Mac. But on reading thai gentle
mans bold War-cry from afar, noted
every point or assumption which 1 do
not consiner true or consistent. First
OF which is he (McNiece) boldly
asserted, without proof, that the
Book Of Mormon reveals nothing -
But in this he will find that
he is mistaken. Before the Book of
Mormon was published to the world
there was no authentic work on the
origin and history Of the aborig ms of
this Continent. This is what tie Book
of Mormon purpOrts to be. joseph
Smith and twelve witnesses have
published to ''all kindred tongue
and people to whom this work
shall come" and The Book of Mormon
was translated from plates-tne cnarac-
ters on which were in Reformed
Egyptian, Chaldeic and other languages
by the power of God and not by
Joseph Smiths knowledge of ancient
Ian 3uages. and so ii took the power of
God to reveal through the Book of
Mormon a correct history of the an
cient inhabitants of this continent.
This is one and the first thing that the
81 IL haF
had nor never could have found Ii the
Bible or elsewhere. The Boo OF Nor
mon also informs US in regard TO the
ministry of Christ on this continent, of
which the Bible says nothing, only as
Jesus said in Judea, on the eastern
continent WheU he said Other sheep l
have" etc. This latter is a item OF
religious truth which Rev, McNiece
wishes brought forward and now. if
the gentleman is satisfied on this
point, l won't charge him his $50, but
if he will send me SIS in silver l will call
it it square. BUt methinks l hear the
words: But [ don't believe the Book
of Mormoc is a true record" No, 1
thought not; but that does not make
the Book of Mormon false, my friend
and the evidence in favor of its truth is
twelve To one against you. In regard
to Mr.. Nj tNlecelS proposition Tor a ols-
cussion, the terms, subjects, ETC., l am
satisfied that Messrs. Pierce and Jones
are abundanlY able and qualified to
speak for themselves, Just as they may
deem the 'oetter part OF valor."
But so far as representative men"
are concerned, all elders of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints are representative men" OF
that church, though all may not be
preachers or debaters. However, in
Mes rs. PIERCE and Jones we have repre-
sentative men-'Tepresentative men
of whom we are proud, because they
are not only willing, but able to defend
the principles OF the cause which they
have espoused, and 1 am satisfied that
their sole object in challenging Mr.. Me
Niece to debate was not to establish
their might hut right.
Respectfully, j. B.
BRIGHAM CITY, September /, 1886.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Telegraphic Tiekings from
Various Quarters. 4,
The CUTTING CASE ONCE MORE.
A Terrible Fall-Geronimo AgaIu-
AIexander's AbdicatIon-On
the Diamond-Etc.
A Terrible Fall.

FIrTsBURG. September ga sensa-
tional and probably fatal accident oc.
Cured about 10 o'c'ock last night.
officer Wood and a man named Hen
ming, whom he was arresting, fell over
a cliff to Locust Street, and both are
not expected to survive the injuries
they received. Henning had engaged
in a street quarrel, and when the Off
GERS arrived he took to his heels.
Wood gave chase and finally drew his
revolver and shot at the fugitive. the
ball taking effect in his left forearm.
They were then not far apart, and when
Henning felt the ball enter his flesh he
stopped and stood at bay, just on the
brink of preeipice fifty feet high. 1t
was the work of an instant; they
clenched, a short hard tussle, and sud.
denly both men disappeared. When
other officers arrived no one
was in sight, but faint cry from over
the cliff attracted their attention. Look
ing down, the two men were seen
stretched motionless at the bottom OF
the cut. Wood was unconscious and
both men were terribly injured. They
were carried to the police station and
afterwards removed TO the hospital
where they are now living. Henning is
resting easier tonight, but Wood is
suffering intensely aud may die before
morning.
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AIexander,s Ahdiontion.

BERLIN, September 6-Prince Alex
ander will tomorrow proclaim his abdi-
cation The Russian consulates in Bull
garia are distributing for signatures
petitions to the Car favoring the cleo
Jion of the Prince CT 0ldenburg as the
successor to Prince Alexander.
MN. Stambuloff and EodostaVoff
appeared at the Russian consulate in
this city to-day, and in the name of the
government demanded, first, the name
of the candidate for the Bulgarian
thr ne whom Russia fayors; second
formal promise that Russia will
not occupy Bulgaria; third, that
the present constitution, be main
tanned, the freedom of Bulgaria
respected and the country allowed to
manage its own affairs, and fourth, that
if Russia sends a general to Bulgaria be
must act merely as a minister of war
and organize an army under Bulgarian,
not under Russian officers. These de-
mands have been telegraphed to St.
Petersburg and an answer is awaited.
PEsTH, September 6.-PeSther Lloyd
(semi Officially speaking on the question
of who shall rule Bulgaria says that
Austria, if obliged to fight Russia, will
have to fight alone. Germany it says,
would rather renOunce the Austrian al
lance than go to war with Russia.
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The Cutting Case.

CITY OF Mexico, September 6.-Hon.
Arthur G. Sedgwick, special agent of
the United States Government, COM
pleted his investigation and has gone to
Chihuahua, having obtained permission
from the Mexican government to look
at all the records in the Cutting Case.
Ell PAso, September Contrary to
report, Cutting has not gone east to lee
ture. He is still in FL Pasoswaitng for
the return of Special Envoy Sedgwick
the scandal about whom he is afraid
will have bad influence OF delaying
his claim for indemnity. Cutting is
nearly destitute, the half interest in
the Mexican paper EI CentineL, which he
owned in Paso Del NOrte, having been
absorbed by the expenses of his i'm
prisonment and trial. He has declined
many offers to lecture, giving as one of
his reasons, that his Imprisonment has
affected his health unfavorably. He has
been trying to raise monev enough to
go to Michigan and stay with relations
there long enough to recuperate, but has
so tar not succeeded. Envoy Sedg-
wick has not yet made his appearance
on the Rio Grande and there is no
knowing when he will come.
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That Revolution.

ST. LOUIS, September GA special
from New Laredo Mexico, to the Globe
Democrat says: 1t is reported from
Laredo, Texas. that Ell Coyote was in
that city last night and the report is
confirmed by reliable parties who
are personally acquainted with
him. This morning about forty
cavalrymen came in from Lam
pazos. and later another body OF men
come from down the river. A party OF
police and guards came in in the after
noon and brought with them the body
of one of their comrades, Louis Garcia
who was literally riddled with bullets
during the late engagement with FL
Coyote. The total casualties, as far as
known are. two killed and one wounded
of the police and guards, and one
wounded of the revolutionists.
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Most EKceIIent.

IL. ATKINS, Chief Of Police. Knoa;
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are benefcisries of your most excellent
medicine. Or. Kings New Discovery toI
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A New Rate of wages.

CHARLESTON, Sc, September eat a
mass meeting of the Knights of Labor
held tonight the following rate of
wages for mechanics and laborers was
agreed to, a raise of so cents having
been made in each class. Bricklayers,
first class, So. so. second class So; carpen-
tiers. first class So, second class So so,
third 81; painters 50, $3.50 and So; plas-
terers $3.50 and So; timers $3.50 and So /;
laborers SI.50 and 81.
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Will be Amply SUFFICIENT.

NEW YORK, September 6. Dispatches
from al directions announce that sub
scriptions for the relief of the sufferers
at Charleston are pouring in at rate
nnexnected and almost nnprecedented,
No doubt the amount of funds con-
tributed will be amply sufficient for
every want.
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DIED.

YAFEs.-At Juab, September ), OF cerebro
spinal meningitis, after An Dlness OF three
days, Margaret Ystes, dniant daughter
of James A. and Alice Yates, aged months
and 10 days
Funeral services viii be held at the resi-
dence of the parents of the deceased, at GU
W. South Temple Street. Salt Lake City, to
commence at u noon, Tuesday, 9Th. Friends
Of the family are invited TO attend.
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ii 9 Coming Campaign.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Hugh ].
Meehan, Californian, who was recently
appointed special agent of The labor
bureau, has resigned In order to take
the stump for the Democratic rarty il
the coming campaign in California and
Nevada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-07
EarthnuAkes.

MACON, Ga, September 5.-A distinct
shock was felt here tonight at zoos.
Although not severe it created con-
siderable anxiety.
SAvAHSAH, September 5.-At 1901 to-
night another shock Vas felt here. TIE
shocks are severe on buildings which
are greatly strained.
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Ruoklsn.s Arnien salrs

THE BEST SALYz In the world for CutS,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum,
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perfect sAtisfastlon, or money rafHp30a.
pTics twenty -dYs eSnts per soz.
For Gale By &. O. NJ I.
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Geronimo Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 6.-Wil
cox. Arizona: Gen. Miles arrived at
Fort Bowie last night with Geronimo,
Nachez and several bucks as prisoners.
Captain Lawton, with the rest of the
hostiles, numbering thirty-fVe, are ex-
pected to arrive a. Fort Bowie on We'd
nesday.
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s. Most Liberal Onar.

The VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 20 send their Celebrated
VOLTAIC BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trial to aIlv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vlts4ity,
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Commissions Issued

The Secretary yesterday issued the
following commissions:
Warren ". DUsenbeTry; probate
judge, Utah County.
J. E. Daniels, recorder; Utah County.
o. G.. Grow. prosecuting attorney,
Box Elder County.
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Thanking the GeneraIs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sep ember 6.-Tuc-
son, Arizona.-The Territorial Demo =
cratic Convention which met to-day
passed resolutions thanking General
Miles AMI Captain Lawton for bringing
the campaign against Geronimo and
his band to a successful termination.
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On tbe Diamond.

CHICAGO. September 6.-Chicsgo a;
New York 4. 7LIhr
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-St. Louis 4 !
Philadelphia 2. 1rus
KANSAS CITY, September 6.-Boston
II; Kansas City 2. <
DETROIT. September 6.-Detroit 3;
Washington 2. -
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Merioo nalegate.

DENVER, Colo, September 6.-Repub-
lican Congressional convention of the
Territory of New Mexico, held at Las
Vegas to-day, nominated J. w. Dwyer
delegate of Congress. 0VVUr
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syrup of Figs,

Manufactured by the California Fig
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN CAN FIND A PERAIA-
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ply to the JanitOr at the University
a GOOD COMPETENT MILLER. FOR
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County, Utah.
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- ths Al1otted Tirns.

ROME, September Bernardino
Biondell. italian philologuist and anti:
quarisn, is dead. He was 80 years OF
age. tl ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO BUSINESS MEN,

WANTED BY AN ACTIVE ENERGETIC
w man of first class clerical ability, large
busineSsexperience and. number one refer
ence from the best houses in the land, en-
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office
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{ A Mr.. Cessey, of Fort Ann, n. Y,
says, according to current report, that
he would have cared nothing about his
daughters elopement, which occurred
last Sunday, If she had not spoiled two
hills of potatoes by jumping out of the
win6OrV
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BORN.

z -MNEY In this city, September, 9th, t
the wife of Miles A. ROmneys daughter
All well.
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sHILOH's CURE will Immediately
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SODA SPhINGS WATER
Guns, AM1UNITION,

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ResaIled on "Wednesday.

NEW York, September g. The decid-
ing heat of the international canoe race
was to have been sailed to-day. No
wind and none of the boats finished
Nithin.the time required. The Nautilus
(English) was the first. however. The
race viii be resailed Wednesday.
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Thousands saHao.

Mr.. T. W. ATKINS, Hrard, Kan,
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niONEY 20 LOAN.

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q loan. Houses sric Lots for Sale, and >
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nEFICE ZOE RENT.

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Fox Ssymons

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ELECTRIC TREATMBNTs.

NgESDAMEs JONES AND EDASUNDs ARE
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They strolled along the broad parade,
John Jones ard pretty Miss Maria.
"Your teeth are awful, ] ohn, she said /;
WHY don't you buy the beautifier?
See mine! How white! Yes, 'tis my
wont
To polish them with SOZODONT."
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TWO FINE Rooms.

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PISHING TACKLE.

nUNs, AMMUNITION, REVoLYERs,
O Sporting Goods, wholesale and re tail,
Guns and Tents let by the day or week.
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Flass at
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
"a " Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The S. S. Wilmington arrived at
an early hour this morning, bringing
San Francisco dates to the 10th inst.
The final heat for Americas cup
was gallantly won by the Mayhower.
The Galatea was defeated on every
point of sailing by the Mayhower.
In the run to the outer mark, with
spinnakers set, she was beaten 13m.
45s., and in windward work over
half an hour. There is great re.
joicing among yachtsmen here to-
night, while the Bostonians are fair
ly wild with delight. 1t was an
nounced to the Regatta Committee
previous to the starting, that Lieut.
enant Hem was sick, and obliged
to remain below. On this account
he made request that the course
be shortened, which request was
complied with. AS the yachts near
ed the finish, the excitement became
intense.
Mayhower-Start, :22 40; fl
nish, 40; elapsed time, 6:49:
90; corrected time, 6 :49 100.
Galatea-Start, II :24:10; finish,
6 ;42:5S; elapsed time, 7:1S: :4S
corrected time, 7:1S:09.
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C.. A. R.
ANNUAL CAMP FIRE.

The fourth annual Camp Fire of
the Geo. w. DeLoag Post, No. 40,
Department of California, of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was
celebrated Saturday evening, Sept.
25, at the hall of Harmony Lodge.
The invitations specified 1880 o'clock
as the hour of beginning, and at
that hour invited guests began to
arrive, several members of the
organization having preceded. Both
the main hall and the ante-rooms
were well lighted, as well as being
appropriately draped for the occa-
sion.
The members of the Post present
were: Commander, r. w. Laine /;
Senior Vice Commander, Samuel
McKeague Junior Vice Commander,
VIM. III. Place; Adjutant, James f..
Noble; Quartermaster, r.. j. Greene,
Chaplain, Theo. II. Boehme; Officer
of the Day, V. V. Ashford; Officer
of the Guard, j. d. Conn; Sergeant
Major, f. l.. Clarke; Sentry, l..
Adler; Comrades, Geo. w. Merrill
Jonathan Austin, Thos. Campbell,
Thomas Carey, j. A. Cruzan, &. IL.
Dickey, c. p. James, w. II. Law
renee, Joseph +. Lovejoy, w. M.
McCandless, John Ross, Rudolph
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NOTICE,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED, who has been
Il in extensive business in Japan,
during IL years, and is conversant with
the Japanese language, wishes to get
employment. PAUL BONN,
10 Ivy No. 1873 Beretania Street.