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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-11
N. AnarehI.t., Trial.

CHICAGO August I0.-To-dAy the State
closed its case. The defense had nothing
70 offer in rebuttal and the court ad-
;o,rped until tomorrow morning 10
sIiov counsel time TO arrange the order
Of their speeches.
II e expected the arguments OF both
s;5ss together with the judges charge
70 me Jury, viii occupy nearly, if not
onite- three days, and that the jury VII
Setire on Friday night and possibly re-
t,rn their verdict on Saturday morning
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Secretary Manning is gaining strength
every day.
Two men were shot in Belfast 81 5
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Professor Grill, reformer Of the Ger
man church music, IS dead
The Queens speech on the reassen-
bling of Parliament will be briet-
The Mexican trouble was discussed At
the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
Grain is rotting in the fields in Russia
on account Of The recent rains there.
Governor Ireland, OF Texas, has is
sued q proclamation, calling for relief
for the dIouth sufferers.
Superintendent Weir, OF the Yellow
stone Park, will resign, as Congress
made no appropriation for his salary
News has bern received that the
whaling bark John Carver was crushed
In the ice June 2lst. Her crew was
saved.
General George r. Aeade's letter in
reference 70 his Gettysburg victory "a 20
be published to-day in a series Of var
articles.
Cholera Of a viruleDt type has at
tackled the French troops n Ton9uin,
and the chief Of the medical stan has
succumbed 10 it.
There were no new changes in the
Cutting imbroglio on Tuesday evening.
All was quiet at z Psso and awaiting
further developments.
lanes W. Davis, Albany. murdered
his wife, terribly injured his mother
and attempted the lie Of bis sister on
Tuesday. He Is evidently insane
The Mexican war committee Wa
, permanently organized at flcksourg
Tuesday. Il purposes enrolling vol
: unteers and sending them 70 the from
: in case war is declared against Mexico
I The Irish Parliamentary Fund Asso
I citation have concluded 70 place $50 co
: IN the Bank OF New York, arr = pc
cent. interest until needed BY Parnel
and his band.
: One OF the greatest storm periods o
E 1885 Is predicted BY Prof. Poster. o
i6. and continue I'LL the 21th- KAN
hail and tornadoes. Wei see. cen
There was no more rioting IN Belies
Iup to midnight Tuesday night M
Biyrer SAYS the iustices and Proeestan
J. olerzy encouraged the rioting and acts
A uniustlY. He added that the Mayor {
Belfast ought to be put IN the dock a.
4 criminal.
= The news of Cuttings sentence VI
rsceiEed in the City Of Mexico vithoI
= surprise. but i Is not generally b
a hEvedthsfhswilfS serve out his sentenc
The press Of thai city maintains IN
Mexico stands on sound legal groun'
and urges the tvssgoveruaenis to- q
81 here 10 the spirit Of the treaty
.e Guadalupe Hidaleo.
Opportune rains imPeced the pr
% gress OF the Wisconsin forest hrss Tue
d day, and the danger IS lesseneo, Enl
10 1ot nsst. Colby would have been d
er Stroved but for the rain, and Wausl
narrowly escaped The village Of Hs
til son Is doomed, rs are also Bullion a
ge Rsnton, beilg surrounded By nams
Iot Acres OF grsin have been devsstase
II many houses burned and numsro
e people rendered homeless ---r.
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ABsif.st Riot

BELFAST, August 1e.-TemPorAry
quiet has been restored. thanks to the
tactical distribution of military forces.
The persons wounded in the riots are
makiug fine progress towards recovery
except Inspector Bull. Of the Royal
irish Constabulary. who IS DING. In
quests are being held on the bodies oil
those killed, ard the funerals OF some
OF The victims viii be held To-day. Sew
eraI persons were wounded in the mol
Ar SPRINGFIELD this morning.
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rhsx Got There .

SAX FRAscIsco, August 1o-The Ne
braska Press Association. numbering
sixtypersons. arrived to daYfrom0maha,
and have made their headquarters at
the Palace Eotel. The have planned 4
week OF excursions in and about the
city, incllding a sea voyage 70 Mon
ferey. General Howard VII also ex-
tend them some eourtssies.
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WIN can hara.

SAS FnAxcIsco, August I0.-The New
Jersey Veteran ZOuAves left today by
specisl train for home They will stop
on the way at Salt Lake City. Chicago
and Philadelphia and Trenton A re-
ception will be given at Chicsgo by the
Grand Army Posts aud FIrSt Regiment
of the Illinois National Guards.
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Beauty aud the sun.

In spite of paraso;s and sundowns the
hot arrows OF the sun make sad havoc
with feminine LONELINESS. broSn takes
the place Iof the oriental pearl. and
there may De heard in the saloons oil
fashion, loud wsii over spoiled com
plexions. Yet hoEteasy the remedy,
.sGIESx's BzAUrIEYrSG AID CooLISS
SULPHUR Soar" removes all blemiShss
and leaves in their place briliisncY Sno
bloom. Beware Of counterfeitS. See
that &c. n. CRITTES-oS, PiopIietors
Is printed on each packet, WITHOUT which
none Is genuine. Sold BIZ druggists al
s cents; three cakes. 90 cents Equally
uop1izr and successful II hill
INSTANTANEOUS HAZE DYE, which
whatever may be the natural unit Of
the hHir, ,Or however gray Il may have
become, wiz impart 70 il any shade o
brown or black. II is the cheapest dy'
in useAnd warranted unobiectionabie
sussckrsE sFoR the Peoples Popula
Il Parer-THE HERALn.
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Who Started Its

A report was freely circulstel yester-
day evening 70 the effect that Deputy
Marshal Franks had been shot and
killed, but. after some little investigs-
ton and running around By q H1RAII
reporter, was found to be incorrect.
The gentleman himself, II an eari5
hour this lrnorning. assured Us by tel-
ephone that he was alive and well, and
moreover, would give so Tor the NAM
Of the author OF the rumor- WIZ
krovs his nane7
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New York Wool.
Nsr York Dry Goods.

NV ToxK. Augu- 10.-Dry Goods
The Geciz-ed exports OF domestic cotton
goods the past week were So.s02 PACK
ages, making 4 total for the expired
portion OF the year Of 1880. against
ls4,l55 % the same date last year. and
lO4, 100 Tor the same time n Isl, TIE
largest total in any previous year Eol
tuesday, there was very good oroei
cotton, ana dress goods. Noveltie:
rom the 3. u. Gilbert Manufactures.
COMPANY, Ot Ware & Gilbert. compr1s'
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chicago Live stock.

= 81. CHICAGO, August h.
l,astie-2sceipts 700; rsnoers strons'
-. sbipping steers, $50 G l,50o pounds,
AGO @'5.O1; stockers and feeders, : 50 q
: 40: through Texas cattle. 2,O9O head
strong; grass steers 275 g S.5Oi western
rangers J. 500 head, sold strong; ma
,iyes and half breeds 400 q 40; VIII
,s-ed Texans $40 a 3 90. Saies;-I'S
Montana, l55 pounds 4 90.
es-Receipts 1000; best s.rohS,
srassers weaker; rough and mixed .-4-U y
a $50; packing ana shipping, so y
5. is5<: light 3 so q 4.s0-
sheep-Reoeipts s5o0i hrmeri hAIiseS
200 q As; Texans 10 e S-oV'
Lambs-3.5O Q 500.
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A c.pt.ss,s fortunate Diseossry-

Cant. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth, P,y-
ing Between Atlantic City ana =. :,
hss been troubled with cough = -,
be was unable 70 sleep. and Va LnouS -,
TO try DR.. KINKS New gscoss-s ~ -,
Snsfsnt rsiisf. but aIlayed the extreme
so-s1exs 10 his breast. His children
- Similarly Affected and sing.s dose
~ a. sare happy effect. Dr.. King
Ssz DiscoTsry Is now the stsnoarc
-rr1edT In the Coleman houshoid anc
on hoard the schooner. Eres lna
Rotties OF this Standard Renedy ~ q y
u. I. DRUG Stors.
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The oleomarrarins Fighters

NEW YoRK, August 1o-The board Of
directors OF the American Agricultural
and Dairy Association met here to-day,
to wind up the recent campaign against
oleomargarine, which eliminated in
the recent passage OF what is known as
the oIeomargarine bill. President III.
Real reported the expenses OF the cam
paign as 5000 and the receipts At 60
go. Resolutions passed COM
intending the supporters in Congress OF
the oleomargarine bill as wise and patri,
utic men. Especial mention was made OF
the father of the bill, Hon. w. J. Scott
OF Pennsylvania, also Hon. W. II,
Hatch, OF Missouri. The time and
place OF the iieIt national convention
was f1sd as September 18th and 18th
1855. at Philadelphia.
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Chtcaxo Markets.

7r CHICAGO. Ausustlo. 8
Wheat lOsed strong higher than
yesterday, closing cash 751s; September
f6If; October Tx.
GI;sosrn-EBsier; cash 4lS[; September
485<; October Az.
Oats-Shads easier; cash 272si Sep
beuaber 2sss; October 291<.
Pork-Steady cash 9.471f; September
g.52l<; October 9.62H.
Lard-Stesdy, firm; cash 6.s2H; sep
tsmber 6.97Iz; October $50.
10 AFTERNOON. q can .
Rye-Duli. 81.
Bariey-Easy, 63x-
Whisky-12. ....r .,--- -, z. IN.
Roxsd neats-UnchAnged,
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Arr..,sd aud Ball.d.

NV YoRK, August lO.-In his exam
nation before Mayor Grace to-day,
sauires testified that be had prepared s
letter to Flynn at the dictaticn of Hu-
bart o. Thompson in the latter's of.
dee, but had supposed the letter had
been destroyed. Before the testimony
vas concluded Squires and Flynn wers
arrested on the strength OF the indict-
ments returned against them BY th'
grand jury.
tsrnoon by his father-in-l@v, Theodore
Moss.
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The Empsrors Part.

GAsrEIS, August 1O.-Emperor VIII
IAN took his departure to-day foe Ems.
Emperor Francis Joseph accompanisd
him 70 the station, and the tFo.mon-
archs, amid the cheers OF me croWo
which had asssmbrd, bid esoh otnsr
fsre-elI with much profusfon OF af-
tsct;onate demonstrations Thes en-
braced and ks ed each other several
times.
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ssa,l.aeIphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10. = Wool
% et, prices steady.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West a.
Virginia medium sly q 90
New York, Michigan, Indiana
Yfne washed delSine and Xxx. 50 q IS
H sslains washed ooniOi ..s 'n IS g 40
VS seIs;g gnsAsheae0@ouasAa . g 50
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The only Rsnedy.

Tbose;who suffer fron foul breath are
-, ~ the charge Of carelessne.s. II
"a en- en- offence that can be speedily abated,
:. = s--,eie bottle Of the fragrant 5000.
DONTTln Enthusiastically accomplish the
IL viii preserve and keep the
teeth White. and the breath pure and
sweet.
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An Appointments.

WASHINGTON, August 1o.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Daniel Aasone,
of ORdensburg, New York. Collector OF
Customs at New York
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Neu Worn nIininr ntarRet.

NEW YoaK, August 10.-The Adil aud
erDTess says OF mining stocks: The
transactions to-day include Annie a. &C.,
Satro Tunnel allie, Ca,ifornia 8 VIZ
.inia 81 LIS and Mexican st L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nToIISINa hUsINEss.

MATTRESS BROS. NO. q AND . 3.
~ West TemDie street. having o. hAnu a. -
Ssso-tasnt OF eel brntsd Norths ring aud
3rferY Bscyeles 20 dapose Of We hereby
zusrrzntee grea'er bargains than gave SNer
been offered % the publ ftio mNsn iisls
Tor SOC; $50 a forge anvil aud otnsr nulng
tools for sale eh- ap. roc ptrticulsss aPPy
CITY.
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h,Iiverpooi Grain Trade

L1vERrcoL, August 10. ,
wheat-Demsndi mpioyingi new No.
Uinter Is I'd
Corn = Spot and futures, fair De
rssnd: new mixed spot firm, As I'D
August, IS Id: September firm, Is zIzd;
Octoher 6rn1, 4 SD
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rHE rosEsr F1AEs cHEcKKD.

Eau CLAIRE, August l0.-Passengers
OF the Wisconsin Central noon train re-
port the fres thoroughly checked as far
as WARSAW, though the forests north OF
that point are still ablaze, the rain last
night seemed to have checked and IN q
measure extinguishsd the fires around
Eau Claire; and al fears Of an outbreak
that would result in considerable dam
age are allayed. The thermometer at
Eau Claire is Ice.
GREES BAY, August 10.-Reports OF
damage by fire come from al points.
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irg upwards of 500 different patterns.
viii be op-ned tomorrow by the lead
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Michigan Forest Fires.

MARQUETTE, August 1o.-A light
shower fell early hisJmorning, cooling
the atmosphere and subduing the forest
fires somewhat. The fires are burning
iercest north OF the city. No damage
has yet been done excepting the burn
ing of the slaughter house. At the
works OF the Lake Superior Powder
eompanY. two miles north of the city.
men were fighting the fire all night
with success. No danger OF /, the hre
reaching the city at present.
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zArKE2 HorsK.

John P. Kelley. stocznou; chsE c. Lazslle
san Frsnelsco: " Z. Stevens. Ann Arbori
Edusrd p Kelly. Jacks1nvfiles Geo =
HicRs, New YORK ". J. Knight. Dubuque:
Burton Hanson, AflWaukee; A. Sutro and
daughter, Ban FrkDciyco: 5ohu Jay Aeisers
New York: Ben Leibes. san flamenco;
p y. Weile-. New York; J. G. Proutys Spen-
Ger. Mass; V. z Tucker. Omaha; a. L
TAYLOR, Plrtsbnrgs A.venner, < ew YORK; II
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NrpDLEAGED MEN who lack vigor
80 vi-aIitv can be cured By Gilmore &
1ro-nsric Wine. For sale $ A. Q.
smith 4 CO.. Drug Store
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sfRAYRp oR srOLkN.

TaRoN HEBER CITY, wAsATcH CO,
II Utah, on Monday night July I'm
small heavy SCI. dark brown mare. with
white spot In 1forehead. braided with .
IaIVe figure on left shoulder and Large N
on right thigh- .-.
-APy person delivering sad ANNA 20 John
Duncan a. Heber, or IL A. Tuckett. No. 50
2. First South street. salt Lake City VII Do
literally rewarded
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coSTTSESAL

s. Wagner, wife and daughter, 1irs- Ihebe
Jennie and Katie SOTtman. Dayton, o.; Ms
". Delsrnan, VIM. A. Bryan. Miss Lulu
Bryan Osceols, New GIL Tracy, A 9. Pad
dOcx, J. Woodward, Chicago, Mrs. j. o.
Philips. Topeka, Kas-; Mss q Taylor,
Mount Peasant. Iowa ~
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Money Market.
Nv YoRK. Angust no

Money, ~ ga.
~ LATER
Money-On call, easy. ranging from
) to G. closing q 5.
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Petroleum.

New YoRK, August 10.-Petroleum
opened at sl5<. sold up to S2Is, fell 70
sis and closed at s1K. Sales, 1924 goo
PetrOleum-steadyi United, closed at
61sk.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
sAlE LAkE lcHE, AHgass lPtA, -.

WHEN DOCTORs caDneg 5slp you
than taxa Gilmore's fagDoric kitIjr for
your Throat and Lungs. Dor sale ~
A. c. Saith 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
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BICYCLES. rREOyGLes AND VsL,
nCIPEDE9.

TaVANs a SPENCER. AGENTS FoR TaE
n Yictor, Champion, Challenge, Ieeal
and Otto; also sor The Fudge oicgcies and
Tandem EricyeIcs Ee arc tie oaly hssso
Ia Utah csriyfnx stcck Of both iziEh trade
p .cTtsisg sud C6ildfen's machiDss- Also q
fuIiline OF Bells. Spokes. Cen1ents y renches,
etc BtcTclea cold on tnslailne1es sna
rented b. gco day o. honr.
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hunnar Complain.

70 B1mInhr Jul iHIhls
OF ehildrcn Or adaits are speedily cure
BY the use q The sgreat- farey-Ts
Remedy, known IS Johnson's Essenc
q Life. Be sure Erd have 3 bottle in u
house 20 use on the drSt symptOr
Only 50 cents, Sud 'sSTZ. Q, y. I. 81
AL druggists.
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r W. coison. Montana. J. " Jones. Ida
no; ?. Nargetts. Bingham; Jas. AeConville.
Al, BALDWIN. p. X. Gillespie, Butte, Mont (;
Never Secksl, san Fraucisco; -S.Ho1nz.
James L Gray, Stockton Is. L q. Atkinson
aud wife, Grand Junction. = Harrington
Karsas : John Cysett. Eeorasba: " q. VIII
|i-tt- 1,hScagO; h NoaFoe kansas: =. %
BlGcheley, Park City; L. W warner, Eir
vim. Ks: Z s. Moorehead. Williamsburg;
John b. Rogers, Bingham; f. Dutton, James
Hicks, A p. Hopler, 0phir; A. y Powell,
Iehi: Jas. Olson. American, Fork: Q. 6chvau
SANDY: L ). Davis. KGnszss Dave Nilson,
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GUNs. AlIMuHIrION,

AID SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
n aud Retail, az Bedrock Prices AL the
1eadiag Rites and Shot Guns IN stocS- see
our Manhattan B Sun, bess u ne mar
ke. ~ The prIca. 1lust<ated Catalogue free
Repafrfng. Parts for Rihes and shot Guns IN
s.ock. Keys 6ttsd. LAgeacy 90c Victor b.
cycle. Evans & Spencer, 81 Waller Open
House, salt Lake City.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Angus 10. 1885.

Angus 10. 1895.
~.rn ca VALLEY HousE- TT 2
J.R OIdsn, Butte: g. J. MARKHAM. New
YORK: S Burton. Noztzna; =. L. MorI.
son, Mexico: W J. colnan. Cincinnatl: J.
4 Haines. Battle Creek Z, @. Aontslen.
Bostcn; 8 r. Turner. Dubuque: L. Hagsn.
Morton, Chicago; u. e hiss. Albany; Il.
Winter. Omaha B. G.. Lander. Best Toe.
ssb.: W p. Dale, Cincinnati: y ". Speer.
ON ala: Ms 4 A Warsick Chicago; p I
Orth. Beaver Valley: 7. ksyuer and wife.
wilton, L.; W. 2 James. Chicago; J. d.
Hssbrouck and Efie. hunesto1, La; J. y
BurEner and wife, Kar5svil e, o.: g. u.
Compson and family. L . Angels, J. n.
Dayidson. wife and son, Wsrssn. Ind, A.
PArsone. Aurora ". Y.
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II No IL Bullion.
axw YoEK. August 1O-Bar silver
alK.
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~ SODA sPKrNGswATEE
ON BRAUaHTs At THE COOP DREG
" store. 5 cents,
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HHFURHlsHKD, IN A NEW HoUSR. TO
u Bent 70 5ingle Gentlemen or CouPtess
desirfux tOdeing- Eligible struatAonf
md vitnin quick reach OF town Apply as
Tbs HERAEDu once.
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r L DAVIS, caIRoPoDIST AND NAN
% icure. Once. Palace Hosei. Sah AAAe
City. Utah
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ETEOTKTC TREATMENTS.

i = ELbUIhII IHHsA ~
NTE5DAMES JONES AND EDmUEDs Akh
Ill prepared % give Electric Treatment
iron 80 cents 70 81 Onee over 6odoe q
PiHat Ding alare.
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susscErsr sFOR the Peoples Popular
Psrer-THE HERALn.
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FISHING TACKLE.

GUNS. AMNUEITIOE, RREYeLYSR9l,
tT snorinK Coed, Wholesale and retail.
sans ana Tents Ies.ty the day or week.
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Eass as
5W price, BYAEs & SPENCER
g W Wslker Open House, Salt Lake Ciry.
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DIR. ELLEN 3. FERGUSON.
AFFTCE AND RESIDENCE, no. 81 =.
WI REiahAIa Etreet. Telephone ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26
4 liquor law introduced into the

4 liquor law introduced into the
Ohio assembly provides that nobody
shall sell, give or furnish intoxicants
TO be used as a beverage to any per-
son who is not legal habitual drink.
er, and does not have with him GER
ti6cate showing that he l. such drink.
err. ANY resident of Ohio more than
II years of age may become legal
habitual drinker by making affidavit
before the probate judge OF his county,
registering his name, age, residence
and occupation, and paying fifty cents
for registry and the certificate, which,
the Judge will thereupon issue. Sci.
ling to ron-registered drinker is Z.
misdemeanor punishable with fine
and Imprisonment.
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A FEW Cinnamon have arrived here

A FEW Cinnamon have arrived here
this spring. If they flock in here in
any great numbers, with the idea that
this place will prove a harbor of safety,
they will be deceived. The supply of
Chinese in the Basin already equals
the demand, and of all superauities, a
superiority of the Mongolian race, to
use figurative and poetic expression,
sets heaviest on the stomach OF eau
oasian labor, and if more of them
come than said stomach can stand,
they will be heaved up all together.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

REV. rLENNER breaches no smooth,
oily sermon, but strikes hard, right
from the shoulder, and don't care Who
he hits, and generally hits some one,
two or more. His sentences are to
the point, pungent and very express
sive, and sometimes not devoid of wit
with an underlying hit. He some
times takes scoot upward, on the
wings of oratory, and is not at all
lacking in this divine gift, notwith-
standing he stated at the opening of
his first sermon that he made no pre-
tensions to the eloquence of oratory-
that he was plain talker. So he is,
and sometimes more than that. If
Mr.. Flenner succeeds in making many
converts here he will be unanimously
voted power in the land, for he will
have done what many other preachers
have failed to do 1t is not SO n.uch
the influence of the divine spirit that
draws pc. pie into churches as it is
the native force and magnetism of the
preacher. There are many earnest,
devout Christian preachers that sue
ceeI IN warming the hearts" of a
congregation just about like contact
with an iceberg would warm them.
Mr.. Flenner is well supplied with
warming force, and therein lies the
secret of the success he has met with
in this Territory in his religious work.
He draws large congregations, and
never fails to interest Christians of
all denominations, and pnbelievers as
we'll.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

TIE Nez Perez News. published at
Lewiston, says the annexationists are
afraid to solicit an expression of the
public will through mass meetings for
fear of exposing the hollowness of
their claims that the sentiment of the
community is unanimoas for their
cause.