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onn.t.rnatlon ReIgns supreme.

New ORLEANS, July ia special to
the Trmes- Democrat from Lamfosas,
Mexico. saws: A courier from Sobinos,
twenty miles distant, reports that
Pancho Cosas, an old revolu-
Zionist has collected a band OF
IawIess characters. and robbed several
Hacieudas in that neighborhooj. They
are now camped at Aqua Laqua. very
near Sabinos, and CONSERVATION reigns
sunreme in that city. Many OF the in
hanitants are fleeing TO Lampasas, and
some are making for the border. People
are evacuating this city. The military
of the State of Co3hui have teen
notified, and aid is expected 10 arrive
daily.
New Laredo, Mexico. says: Col. Charles
Winslow, United States Consul at Guer-
zero, arrived here yesterday. He re-
ports that the insurgents in that section
are gaining strength and will move in
junction with the revolutionists scat
tered over the districts bordering on
the lower Rio Grande. In this up
rising as in the one in last December,
in Nuevo Leon, the hands OF govern
ment can be seen. There is no
doubt that before two months
are past the State of Tamaulipos
will be under military rule. Civil Gov
ernor Candles has been deposed
and a military governor appointed
from the City of Mexico. No engage
ment has yet taken place in this re-
gion.
A Galveston special to the NetCs from
Laredo says: For several days past
there has been rumors of seri-
Gus trouble along the Mexican b0r-
der on the Rio Grande. Yesterday
kilograms were received from the City
of Mexico ordering troops to be sta
toned at Nueyo Laredo. down the river,
to suppress the contemplated revolu-
tionary outbeak in tire State Of TAms n
lipas. To-day affairs assumed a
grave attitude from the tact that
number OF Winchester rifles have been
purchased with which to arm volun-
feer company of Neuvo Laredo, to
assist in a defense of the city.
Later reports received tonight
represent that a state OF grave
ala m exists and that a serious
conflict will occur between the govern
ment and the revolUtionists, who, it IS
said, have been arming for sometime
in the State of Tamanlipos, but
the object of their movement ha:
been kept profound secret. The Gus
tom house in Neuvo Laredo would prove
| the greatest prize that could be cap
tured by any party of revolutionists or
/ the northern border of Mexico. The
revolt tionary trouble in Tamanlipos
1t is feared, viii prove widespread anC
seriOcs.
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Gindstone.s R-joiodsr.

LONDON, July 15.-Mr. Gladstone has
written rejoinder to the Duke Of
westminster's reply TO the Premier's
charge. His grace struck a blow at
arisiocracy by deserving Liberalism
aud aiding the election of 8 Tory candi
date in his district. Chester. by tie use
OF money and carriages. Gladstone
twits 1.-THE Duke with working for
the Tories harder than he even
worked for the Liberals and suggests
that in doing so he. was bringing
q similar blow at the aristocracy to
what which he gave 1t Hhen he helped
to defeat the reform bill. Gladstone
saws ne does not challenge the Dro-
priety of the Dukes action, but that he
grieved over it. at was an act against
patriotism" continued Gladstone, and
he ADDS: 40 disunite the classes and
so impair the strength of the Empire
are acts as grave as to strike blow at
the aristocracy which you did in
1866, when you took the chief
part in destroying the reform bill and in
busting the government, Il is not pos
sible that what you did then you may
be doing now. In my eyes the gravity
of tie present issue involves the honor
of the empire; the aciyilized world
stamped England's irish policy with
discredit and disgrace Government
fought TO cancel the past on which you
shut your eyes and met the present
and future demands thinking Eng
lands honor should be cleared, l Lament
this should be prevented"
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At Wimbledon

LONDON, July 15.-Light in Wimble-
don during the rife contest to-day was
good, but the wind was rather strong.
The match which had been arranged
between members OF the HOUSE OF
Lords and members of the House oil
Commons has been abandoned because
il has been found impossible to COM
pete owing to the absorbing interest In
the election. The shooting OF he hrst
stage Of the contest for the queen, I,
prize was finished tod y; Oorporal
s. utre, OF the Aberdeen Rifles, MADE %
out of possible LOS, taking the bronze
medal. The highest Canadian scores
were By Bell, Russell and Wilson'S
Is and 10.
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For pi.reputable Conduct.

WAsHrSeToS July 15.-Acting Score
tary Fairchild to-day summarily dis
missed the chief of division and two clerk
in his Office for discreditable conduct in
connection with an examination Tor
promotion. 1t seems that the cniei OF
fhe division had been instructed to pre-
pare examination papers for the pro-
motion In Office. and after doing It
surreptitiously furnished copies OF
questions to two clerks under him. A
high official of the TT asury Depart,
ment states that he has been convinced
that this practice has been IN vogue ana
that the authorities are determined 10
put a stop to it as far as possible.
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Morrison, of Illinois, from the com
mittee on rules, reported the resolution
ordering night sessions on Friday ana
Saturday, tO-night's session being Tor
the consideration CT labor business, Sat-
Urlay's, for the consideration OF bust
ness reported from the committee on
printing. Agreed to.
Holman submitted the conference re-
port on the legislative appropriation
bill.
The Senate bill providing for the pay
ment per diem for government en-
ployes for Deco -ation Day and the
Fourth OF July; directing the commits
81 ners of labor to make investigation
in regard to convict labor in the United
Safes; the bill extending the provisions
OF the eight hour law to letter carriers,
gave rise to some opposition, and pend
ing action, the House at IL O'Clock, ad-
journed.
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A squabbIs in Denver.

DESvER. Col. July I5.-Several days
ago the Denver Typographical Union
raised the scale of composition from IS
to so cents. The publishers protested
and asked for q corresponding reduction
in the scale paid journeymen IN Job
rooms. The union declined TO accede,
and to-day the publishers asked that q
COMMITTEES Of arbitration be appointed
10 settle the matter, as was done in
Washington, Chicago and Milwaukee.
The union refused to settle by arbitra-
ton and publishers also refuse TO pay
the advance, but it is not yer decided
what action they win take.
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x.~.r Give Up.

If YOU are suffering with t lGs s sso. dsi
pressed spirits, loss OF apP. cor.t;.
debility, disordered blooo, S dSs.sSs o ~ :
tuiion- headache, or any n-ocnr
bilious nature, By ,, sn ms You VII ).
surprised to see the rsP'o Gil M K ;rsnir.S
that win follow; you ~ scfix,tS
With new hisj : .5s nSis.ry win cssss.
and henceforth yol VI H6iS Al Az,
p psnts = i sottis ~ L Q. \. L
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FouR DAYS. ExCuRsIoN

OATH JULY. AN EXCURSION WILL
II leave the Utah Central Depot on the
morning OF the 9th Of July, going TO Ameri-
can Fork, Provo, PaysOn, Nephi and all in
termediate points, by way of Utah Central
Railway Fares: American Fork, S1.5O;
Provo, 500; PaysOn, $40; Hephi, $3.50
Tickets good for four days Tickets for
Payson, Nephi and intermediate points can
be extended for thirty days by payment of
half the excursion fare returning. Tickets
for sale at the Utah Central Office, Main
Street, and II. Pembroke, StatiOner, Main
Street.
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Restful nights, Days Free From
Torture,

Await the rheumatic sufferer who re
sorts to Hostetter's Stomach Bi.ters.
That this benignant cordisl and de-
purent is q far more reliable remedy
than colcnicum and other pOisons used
20 Texpel the rheumatic virus from the
blood. is q fact that experiences has salts
factorily demonstrated. It also enjoys
the advantage of being-unlike them
perfectly safe. With many persons a
certain predisposition 10 Theunatism
exists. which renders them liable TO Its
attacks after exposure in wet weather,
TO currents Of air. changes OF tempera-
ture. or TO cold when the body Is hot.
such persons should take wine glass
or two Of the Bitters as soon as possible
after mourning risk from the above
causes, as this superb protective
effectually nullIfes the hurtful intiu
ence. For the functional derangemsn's
which accompany rheumatism, such as
collie, spasms in the stomach, p7lpita-
non of the heart, imperfect diges ton
etc, the Bitters Is also 3 most useful
remedy. Il Is only necessary In obStl'
nate cases TO use it with persisteney,
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British Bits.

DUBLIS, July 15.-UHited ireland com
ments on the British political situation
in the somewhat raging style. Among
other things, 1t says: "Tricksters, sore
heads and mountehanks who are about
to assume Office in the present tremen-
dous crisis IN English history, have
in common but one dominating
impulse 10 grab at tie emoluments OF
power. This is indeed a grotesque
sacrifice. 1t Is as il the rascal imbrued
himself in the vestments of the priest,
for the purpose OF robbing all" In an
other paragraph, the paper says:
Gladstone opponents deliberately
concocted the Belfast tragedies
Tor political purposes. Murder
particular or wholesale. will not stop
them al.y more than it did Ireland s
enemies heretofore. Marquis Sails
bury, Joseph Chamberlain and Lord
Randolph Churchill are as unscrupu-
lous as Pitt, Clare and Castlereagh, but
they are funnier. The ISLANDERS Of the
Times aud Lord Harrington are as infa-
nous as those of Lord Cornwall is on
General Ross"
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rhanuka,s Expulsion. .

PARIS. July 15.-The expulsion OF the
Due D Aumale was the cause OF an e1-
citing scene in the Senate to-day. NJ.
Cbesnelong said the Dukes letter 70
President Grevy in no wise JUSTIFIED MS
: / ospoT. July 15.-Ducd Aumale
and Duc'de Chartrei, with SUIT OF
fifteen persons, arrived at Brussei To-
day.
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HOUSE

In the House, Randall, of Pennsyl-
Vsnia, from the committee on appropri-
atoms, reported the joint resolution
continuing in force till July 81 the pro
vision Of the joint resolution providing
temporarily until to-day fer the e1-
pendituTes of the government. Passed.
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a waterspout.

BALTIMORE. July ia terrible rain
siorm visited this city tonight II was
more severe in the western section. a
lind Of Waterspout, unroohng many
houses and doing other damage
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n,dn.t was Loaded.

ST. PETERSBURG, July b. While an
iron dealer was unloading wagon filled
With old artillery material to-day. which
had been purchased from the govern
rnent. a nine-incn shell. supposed 10 De
improperly loaded, exploded among the
oToup of workmen and others: sixteen
5ersons, including four children, were
Tiled and several more injured
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The national Cams.

PH1LADELrHIA, July Is. = Boston 3.
Philadelphia
ST. LOUIS, July I5.-st.Louis 9, De
KANSAS OrTT, July l5.-Chicago "A,
Kansas city,.
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READ THESE FACTS-ItInsy save
your -Gilmore's Aromatic WINE
cures suppressed menstruation ana
painful monthly sickness. FOR ssie q.
A. @. smith & Co.'S Drug Store is
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R.pr..spt.tire Dying.

wAsHrseroS, July 12.-SpeaKer Car
Isle to-day received dispatch from
Cornwall. n. Y, stating that Represen-
tatiye Lewis Besoh was dying.
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Gus ANTaIUNITION.

A Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
a and Retail, a. Bedrock Prices. All the
eading Rides and Shot Guns IN stock See
our Manhattan B i Gun, best In the mar
ket az tie price. illustrated Catalogue free.
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns In
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer, 81 Walker Open
House, Salt Lake City.
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PAPWORrH s RINGWoop

HAvING PURCHASED WILLARD BIR-
III cumshaw's meat market, will continue
the business a. the American Market, Sc E
First South Street, and respectfully solicit
4 continuance of custom, promising salts
frcffnu tOall
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n.n,. suit. nIade 70 ordsr

From Provo Cloth. for SIS to S2s. at
John G. Cutler & Bro. Agents Provo
Wooden Mills, No, IS Old Constitution
Building.
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MONEY ToInAN.

nE. POMEROY, BROKER AND PEAL,
L.. Estate Agent, l53 Main Street, Money
% Loan. Houses and Lots foz Sale. and a,
general real estate business Iansaese1
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For A COUGH Or soRE THROAT tue
best medicine by tar IS HALE's famous
HoEEY or HoREHoUSD AND TAR
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DRoPs Cure in one
minute.
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The Queens visit.

LosDos, July 15.-The Queen to-day
visited the Indian and Colonial Exhioi-
ton for the third time.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Agne and Malaria when Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will cure your For safe al
A @. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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BICYCLES, rRICYCLEs AND VEL
OCIPEDEB.

TvANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
u Victor. Champion, Challenge, Ideal
and Otto; also for the Ridge bicycles snd
Tandem tr.cycleS- We are the only house
In Utah eanying a stock of both high grzde
B cycles and Chndren's machines Also
full line OF Bells. Spokes, Cement, Wre1ehes,
etc. Bicycles sold on installEents and
rented By tie day or honr.
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OFFIoE FOR RENT. .

A ZINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
A Building. Apply a. his once.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTs.

BIEsDA4lEs JONES AND EDMUNDS ARE
NJ prepared TO give Electric Treatment
from 20 cents to 81. Office over GOdbe &
Pits Drug Store.
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FIsHINa TACKLE.

GUNS, AMMUEITIoN. REVoLVERs,
VI Sporting Goods, wholesale and retail
Guns and Tents let hy the day or week
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fla 5 at
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
81 " Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City
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UNFURNISHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent . single Gentlemen or Couples,
aud within quick reach Of town. Apply az
The HERALD Ohice-
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FOR SALE.

A FINE SADDLE HORSE, YEARS OLD.
"A Also Saddle and kriclo. Apply a. this
Office
A FIVE ACRE lot NEAR THE NOUS
a ley Farm. INQUIRE = Jrs. A. ], DALI
SODA sPRINGs WATER
ON DRAUGHT AT THE COOP DRUG
" SORE, 5 cents.
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~ s.ls ~ L q II. L DTSS ssors. =

WHEN DOCTORS caaac| aelp you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir for
your Throat and Lungs. For sale at
A. G.. Smith & Co. S Drug Store. 2
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-28
The Whin of a Noted ltumori.t

, Duo the funniest sightS ever saw occurred
in Chicago theatre Mr. Eug,uc Field, the
brilliant and nntalilr luurnalist, ,amc int
the theatre late AMI dropped into an aisle sylt
Several feet l1hinl Inn was large AMI
r,uro>c baking lri~hnian with "A nine inch
month IN rprsl tnid Il anhrr,pIiu of r,l
whtkcr lie had thr sulrmnity Of ad,spruir
Egyptian ,phynX \ Immuru,l, line was
read un the stage and the audience Uttered
slightly Aficr all their latIaltrr had died
away tlUr" suddenly arusr from Mr. Fhhl,
throat cascade IT laughter that nllsht have
been almost u,,thlur, from the rr,atir gil.
i~ling ol a maniac uutlil4g uutunI tu IA,
cultural and unrtuuu, gurgliug If a turkey
guhllrr IL distant mcld,W ON agtlll sum.
nIcrs nj lt
The actor, hllkcd. the orchestral header
whrrlyi about in ms chair, thu Audiences
heal, turned ami a tlutlSlulryco Nrrtt turned
on Eugene FlM With an expression of al-
jut horror ON his mobile face Mr. Field
turned around AMI stared at the IrShman.
That unhappy man saw the battery of grns
and hlurtcd out n disclaimer in a brogtlc that
set the house in n roar, amt ut the height "
the excitement the whimsical humorlst who
had caused all the connection withdrew
calmly AMI went back to his desk To finish
the nights work When scheme can w. put
through rs clcvcrly and gracefully as that
was, guying may hc said to lpcomc a fine art.
--l,rukvn Fnpla
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Trade S,it,lI,iitt,

fa,l,S's l,adc 4 port Aug. -, 1856
General trade can fairly he de- anat'd
~ proa rSsi'g. The local reports ya't
considerably : to the rate 81 tins pr"
Lfess. and ~ some quarter 1t - . most
duuhtiu' Whettr any II hefDg iladr; tut
closer luSpe, on reNca's, here ana th"r"
the unialttr.ng me- Ia of advancement.
There ~ no rapid rush Of huyeis III any
4 rrction, and the demand goncra''s
in tues, quiet and con 60 ative; but
the ntisputahe fact rema re- that the
demand - thcre,pnd y slowly but surely
prog ress ny and 'nsrn'ng supple
Even in ''n in witch "A filing oil ct
demand may 20 ably he inferred from
the reports that come OF 81 ltlonaiy mnr
kc :. there e no fa''ing oil in pi.ces.
The grain markets have been moder
atcly nc..vp. Considerable iluctLation
IN prices has been INDUCED in, but the
market rcmairI ,on the whole, somewhat
stronger than it wa week ago. This,
too. Is in the face nf what may | called
a temporary decline N consumption.
Transactions have b N almost entirely
in sma" lots.
The cotton market give signs of
strcng ihening. The ciops out yet pre- in
such condition that the outcome cannot
be safely fore estimated, but the chances
are fer about threc.fouftbs crop of
good quality. Ills should advance the
market, -, WI V it would give "a good
yield, thanks to the t, generous planting
the demands Of the coming sen Son must
h. greater than those of the past or pres.
cnt, and there should he, in our markets.
visible shortage. These things, how
ever. can Only he guagcd. week by week
~ the true conditions crop out.
The dry goods trades a"e doing well
with prices generally firm or advancing,
and dealers apparently well satisfied.
Lumber markets are generally as Ia
reported, with perhaps an increased dui
ness in the eastern centers.
The iron markets re in fa'"ls gu,
shape. Pig is everywhere holding il.
own. and in some quarters. edglns VI
Idle towards an advance. In pittsbr VI
this point has been reached, while il d..
closely approached both ~ tinrinl -
and Chicago. Southern iron is fine %,
inrrca +ed favor. and makes up tn" ,o,f
k,', that would TIE shol, without IL, aJi,
The vast iucrei Sc III possible ,pIN
will tend Ia keep pricc, down to ~ NJ
rates.
Manufactured iron - gencrl''> 'te.
ported as stronger. vt Philadelphia,
prices will probably advance ON "tiers
IF any size that need urgency. Stldct-
ural has been doing we'll.
There is touch of improvement in
the hardware trades, hut the volume Of
sales is made up Of small orders.
Money seems easier and collections
are reported as showing improvement
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of-hand. entertaining Il few gawking
country bows. Then there Il an 0utland-
ishly dressed Italian with a dancing
bear cheap restaurants, confectloneis,
peanut pedilers ami all the catch-pen-
nles that are Incident 10 a c,,antry ialr
contribute their noise AMI excitement,
and help Ia swell the general hub-bub
that is ever present at such places.
There is class who 20 to such places
D get rid ot business cares for few
DAYS. They seek quiet resorts, either in
their cottages. tents or private apar-
Inents. Some keep their families here
through the sweitering months and
make lying visits, If convenient, every
night, IT not un Saturdays 70 remain
over tue Sabbath. These are no doubt
benefited 10y the change of air, scenes
and halats. liut those " ho ~ for IA d, ,,
oft time consuming the is,st portion oi IL
IN gong and coming. ami ia the hot,
dusty. sweating hours stand around ur
wander about from place 10 place, must
return to Their homes at night tired, IA
died. and dirty. There can TIC but lit.le
benefit to this class. In most eases the
STRAIN on their systems must he SO seat
as to require many days to reegps rate.
IL Is only about four years since this
place took its first start. \ man con-
ceived the idea of making it resort
and purchased 400 acres. To-day lots
GOxl0O are selling from 5000 to $4,000
and find buyers.
have spent several days at Shackrl-
tons Point, a place that far SURPRISES
Sylvan Beach, on the same lake, hut il
has no railroad nearer than ten miles.
have also visited West South Bay. AZ
this place railroad company has pur-
chased large tract of land and will
build a line from Syracuse this year.
The season only lasts about six weeks,
yet there are thousands Of dollars spent,
and everything purchased !, at large
margins, and whoever visits them Will
not lind much fault with fiol ida rates
and charges.
The past week has been IA hot one, and
such dry heat that one hunts in vain fol
II spot where he can breathe easy. We
were fortunate to secure Il pleasant shady
nook, and notwithstanding the sun Is
shining and there is not cloud in Tia,
sky, the opposite shore, about four miles,
cannot In distinctly seen even through
our field glasses. so thick is the itmos
pherr. This in Florida would be- calle,
malaria.
We 20 from here 10 Seneca lake l.. o.,
BcIlona, n. y, from which place will
drop you II letter il the ink holds ont.
Ep. 1t MILY.