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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-20
Business Resumed.

ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-the Bridge and
Tunnel and the Belt Lines companies
have at last employed q sufficient num-
Der OF men to man all their engines and
switches, and they now announce their
readiness to do all transferring across
the river and between various railroad
yards in East st. Louis which may be
required. Their inability hitherto to
engage full crews has been the only
impediment to 4 full resumption Of
operations by the different roads, and
now that this is removed the freight
business on the east side of the river
has assumed its normal condition.
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NEWS NOTES.
How a Confidence Man Worked
a Swindle.
BoYCoTTING GOULD's LINES.
KILLED n Bishop-About Land-Bus-
mess Rssumsd-Water FALLING
Adverse Report-Etc.
working = svindle.

Bosros, April 1s.-Plymouth White,
alias Frank Parke, alias "Piinn"
White. one Of the most notorious conf
dence men in the country, who was made
to leave Boston year ago, left again
yesterday Of his own accord, having
successfully worked a six months
scheme. Last July, Ivory Hazleton'
retired engineer, with money 70 invest
came TO Boston and opened lodging
house at No. 10 = Street. renting the
place OF Ex- Police Commissioner
jerks. White engaged q room OF him
and soon eaptivated both Hazleton and
his wife BY his courtesy and refinement.
He talked casually Of his immense
wealth, and Hazleton was completely
deceived by White, and ten days tgo
lent him $S.033, all OF his available
money, taking as security 5000 worth
of alleged railroad bonds. Through
Hazleton's influence John w. Tuesley,
another retired engineer, and his
sister were induced TO loan White
$50. on q demand note, and
a promise OF 5000 worth OF
stock. On Friday White got the securi-
ties of Mrs. HaZleton on pretense OF
wishing to examine them and was ABOUT
TO leave when Hazleton happened 10
come in. Hazleton locked the door and
threatened TO kill White il he did not
return every cent. White laughed at
him and got out OF the difficulty by
handing Hazleton 1000 in cash and
81 600 notes made out TO White by
his brother. Hazleton was then so
OF having suspected the man
who appeared SO honorable that ne
terday White failed 70 put in an ap-
pearance and the facts were laid before
the authorities. Hazleton has been
swindled out OF s2,24l in cash and hye
weeks board bill, besides small sums
loaned, and the Tuesleys lose $3.50,
which was all the spare money they
had
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Difficulties Arranged.

CHICAGO, April 1s.-Third Vice
President orland Smith, General
Manager B. Durham and General
Superintendent Foreacre and Division.
Superintendent Britton, Of the Burling-
ton & Ohio Railway, met a committee
OF striking switchmen, and all difficulties
were settled, the Objectionable parties
having voluntarily requested that they
be transferred to other points. This
was agreed to by the company and BY
their employees. WORK viii be resumed
tomorrow morning and freights moved
with the usual promptness.
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A Buteher 70 b. Borcotted

81. LOUIS, April 19.-Ritter & Horst,
butchers. were called upon by q com
mittee of Knights of Labor yesterday,
who requested them to cease supplying
Vice President Hoxie, OF the Missouri
Pacific Railway, with meat. under pain
OF being boycotted. The senior mem
Der Of the firm informed the committee
that he could not accede to their de-
mands, that Hoxie was a good
customer and he would continue 10 fill
his orders so long as Hoxie should con-
tinue his patronage.
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studyiar the Laid Question.

EEv York, April ia special from
Washington to the Herald says: There
is a fumor that the President has been
making one Of those careful and lasofi-
Gus studies 70 which he is given of the
pubic land question, and that be bss
become so thoroughly acquainted with
The vastness Of land frauds. the misuse
OF present land laws for land grabbing
bysyndicates and corporations, and 81
the necessity OF thorough reform Of
both land laws and land administrator
that he viii presently send especial
message TO Congress. urging its imrne-
diate action in the way OF reform and
repeal Of bad laws to help him in SAVING
the still remaining lands for homesteads
for the people. 100 .ewg-sT =
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Water Falling.

MosTRrAL. AprilI1e.-The water com
menced TO fall at 1 o'clock this morn
ing, and in one hour had fallen about
one foot. The change since then has
been very slight. The water is literally
covered with all sorts of RATS and boats
loaded down with people and house
hold goods. Exorbitant rates are be
ing charged to convey people from their
homes TO business. Many poor peo-
pie have been unable TO get lme since
last Saturday morning and these poor
fellows have but little to eat in the
interval. YET they still hold firm at
Hochelaga.
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Plotting Rebellion.

PANS, April 1e.-Le Temps state, that
it is rumored the Greek consul at Can
diam, Crete, with Approva. of his GOV
eminent, has been actively engaged in
plotting rebellion among the people, a
majority of whom are Greeks, against
Turkish authority, and that the other
powers have asked their respective gov
ernments to interfere to prevent the
movement from being carried out.
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Strangers from the Tropics

Visiting This country. viz End HXLE's
HosET OF HoRKHousD AND TAI q supe
rior remedy for the coughs, colds
and bronchial difficuItiesEhich change
from torrid TO temperate climate al
ways engenders. Cubans who have
tried il are loud in its praise. In fact,
il has no equal in the pharmacopoeia or
among proprietary medicines as cure
for Throat or Lung complaints. Pro-
durable OF all druggists at 50 cents and
81. Great saving BY purchasing large
size. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute
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wholesale Clothing Buyer.

Are respectfully invited TO examine our
immense new line OF Spring and Sum.
mer Clothing. manufactured expressly
tor this market, ana will be sold 10 the
trade at lowest eastern pricts. Mer-
chants buying their goods from Us. get
their goods first hand. and AT a saving
Of at1east 10 per cent. from jobbers'
prices: besides. we can ~ all times I'll
in with sizes as they may need them.
Our Hats, Boots Shoes, Gents Fur
nishing and Motion Departments are
wen stocked eithsmanv novelties. aud
are sold TO the trade At lowest prices.
7ibfo 1siiul -Li 10. l. GolDsxzs, ~
-, 20 md 2o7 East Temple Street.
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A Gress Dfscovery,

Mr.. VIM. Thomas. Of Newton. In
says.0 Ny wife has been s-riously AZ.
tected with . cough for tventy-fye
years, and this spring more seriously
than ever before She had used NAM
remedies without rslief, and b<ins
urged to try Dr.. Kings Nov Discoyery'
did 50, with most grattfying rssulta
The first bottis rsIzsyed hef very much.
aud the second bpetis has sksolufslv
snEsd hsr.s she hss sss AadES1
Trial Bottle ff.s :. ~ Z O. \. L
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Adverse Report.

WAsHISG7os, April 19.-The House
Committee on alcoholic liquor traffic
to-day, By vote of six to FIVE. ordered
an adverse report Of Representative
Saulbee's bill to provide that no person
shall ee licensed as q retail dealer Of
intoxieants by the United States until
be has first received license as such
from the local authorities. where IL is
proposed TO carry on the business Of
selling hquor. ~
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BEcK's HOT SPRINGS.

Private and plunge baths constantly
open; rooms for invalids, fitted up IN
hrst-class style, now ready; medicinal
waters constantly on draught; elegant
dressing rooms lifted up with all The
furnished at all hours. With the open
from the Utah Central and D. & r. G.
depots., al -.l
The Hot Springs, Of Salt Lake City,
are superior 10 the very best mineral
waters IN the market r,sirr.r -l
.-r s-l ]. N. BEsEDIcr. ". D.
SALT LAKE CIrY, Nov. sSth, 1855.
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A. j A. Pstsrson's,

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
you can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchovies
and split Goldfish. A full assortment OF
6rst-class groceries &C lowest prices.
Produce taken in exchange. No. 81 z
Third South street, half block east Of
Methodist church. .Frt
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SALTLAKE C

sALr LAKE CIR, Nov. IS, 1856.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superior.
2. O.. MI. DRCG DEPT..
oi Per RoB'T CLEeHoRs,
Manager.
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Other testimonials TO the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk 70 any part OF the
country. JoHs yEcK, Prop'r.
Boz zs4, Salt Lake.
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The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried BY Us, and we can freely
recommend IL 10 the trade as equal to
the best imported brands.
li-i9oi" GoDBK PITTs DRUG Co.
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Trstns win stop at stations mArkeds
.s7-l -79i only when signaled.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Mrs.. Cls, e,nna IN r,ostan.

Bos1os, Nov. 7-Mrs. Cleveland. &C
compApied by Secretary and MIA Eodi-
cot arrived In this city yesterday after
noou. aud the party, entering the Sec
retary's carriage, we're driven to tho
residence of Mrs Powell Mason, III
Common ealth avenue. A large num-
her Of persons had gathered at the Bos-
ton and Albany station 10 await the
arrival Of the New York express, a
which 1t was known Mrs. Cleveland
would arrive. Tie train, how
ever, was stopped Mt the Oolum bus
avenue station, which IL orr inariiy used
only for outward.bound trslns, and
Mrs. Cleveland vss thereby relieved OF
the embarrassment which would other
wise have attended her srriyal. As 1t
was, she was received by Only q few
friends OF the secreCAry's family and
abe family OF Ar.. Mason. Mrs Cleye-
land was a.tiTed in a travelling dress OF
Zig bit bro WI core uroy, trimmed around
tha throat aud down the front with
cbipchiila fur of tae same color.
Mrs Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Endicott spent the Afternoon ard even
Ing and also to-Gky SIS the guests OF
m RS. Powell Mason, Who IL q sister OF,
Mrs. Eudicoi. Lass evening Mrs.
Mason gave diuDer party in horror Of
Mrs. Cleveland, covers being lsid for
about thirty persons Iae guests In.
cluded Sir Ly on aud LAZY Play fair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Le7erett SAltOustail, Nr.
and Mrs. Brimmer and Secretary aud
Efs Rndicott,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Impr,son.d IN a Llrn,hop.e.

PLYMOUTH. Mas, Nov Near the
entrance OF tIe inn e hATh r. at,res the
Duxtury light. There 8 10 aud vlsi.
bic beneath except A. very or tides.
Tho means Of eusrnuce to the ligat-
A0,tt'S = rs~t's 'tv -ssn ~ I@-- .-aa
ladder. In this tower liver Ii hiEe. Der
GofhSm, mis- WI = and a con .. 10. Mr..
GOrhem was recovering from an aft.ck
or pneumonia when the Inspector lsst
visited tee light and to hz,tcn his re-
coverY the official ordered hin ASHORE.
On Iuesday Al!:e, Tie u, vent 10
town to pnrchatsrrppii al "a tnestorm
presented bis return Fl u TUESDAY
nThi Sunday Mt GofEsm rcuxlned
clone, tie teIvy illowsb uga aiust
the tower auo tie - nd howl ~ around
II. The thick mist hscdr,l ne and
Her dory, mosred uesr the tower. In
some Tsy broke locee and dIiited
away. She braved the storm 10 descend
the ladder aud lash IL securely to that
that 1t too might not be tom away by
the breakers. -
Throughout all OF her lonely watch
MRS. Gorham kept the ilqht burning
brilliantly, the anxious hus pat,d ashore
being lie assu1ei a. be r Ia time TO
Time caught E!imuses CT the beans
through the riffs in the niisty veil.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
EDITION.


eHmLAAH, Ga, Nov. f.-shellman
was yesterday the soene Of . bastard ly
attempt upon the psrt of q family OF
negroes to take the lives Of several Of
the best citizens of the place. In which
they partially succeeded, and In which
one OF their uumb er was shot dead OF
the spot. MT. George Oliver 10 posi-.
master, express agent and telegraph
operator, in which he 10 assisted By his
son Joe, young man just attaining
manhood. A negro girl named Fran
ces Coleman went 10 the depot 10 LOOK
after box. While there she took of
fence at something. and returning
home, half mile from the station, re-
ported the matter to her brothgrr, Two
young bucks, who ~ once determined
10 ressnt the woa nded dignity OF their
sister.
Aiming thom selves yesterday morn
log with sticks and knives, tbey re
paired 10 the depot, and, seeking ont
Joe Oliver at go epporIupe time, set
upon him Suddenly, pluugipg knife
irto his throat. The neeroee then fed.
but were yt rsned by Jesse 0liFer apd
his brother, tathec and uncle of the I'M
fortunate Lad. When the ne groes arrly
ed at home their mother ran out with a
-ss.~,-.7-y -sa-s- - sA-s h~-Eaa T., one uf her
sons, telling him to shoot. He did so,
aud Jesse Oliver fel. from HIS horse, shoi
through the arm. One of the DsS;roes
wee killed By the Oliver brothers, aud
the otbr fed TO The woods, where be is
now being hanted. A Ehisd negro man,
the girl and the mother were arrested
and Brought here last evening uuder q
heavy guard. Il is thought young doe
Oliver will die, and Jesse Oliver Is
dangerously hurt.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08

This evening will viiuea MI
Duration Of . series Of prrforura
the Academy OF Music at 10, I'D
eents admission. A ffst cl,uSsI
has BEEN secured, And iht rzj
powerful comedy drama enllth1l
oemned to Death" viii 90 prssssg
the nrst time In this city. TtsIl
. strong one, OF the ser ss,Ioail
by Paul Merritt ard Hsuu \
authors OF "The World Tina
Lite" and other popular plsyL
scenes are laid 10 New YorE
New Mexico among the silIu
and the plot RUS smooihly ist
connected throughout the enli
acts. There ART three leading
tiers, which are sustained by 3
lin, Auuie Louise Ames aud
Ia e3t, each OF " hon sre talelpt
This drama has proved al .
success Ia Bostor, bhtro It 4
seVeTAl weeks, and YES gfss'a
crowded houees every night
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Dots.

Raw. VIM. Kramer. = brother of Geo.
Kramer OF Brooklyn, has been one
| 81 hen George's active supporters In
the May orally contest In New York,
ana WAS one OF the speakers At M i'm
1enso meeting held In Cooper Union
New York, Saturday, Night, in honor Of
Henry George.
Joseph Stock 10 In tends TO erect A new
huilaipg In place of the ice and store
-ouss ~ Fifth and Adams stree.s, ana
'ae Introduction OF a machine OF the
latest pattern for the prod uctlon of ice
The Sunday school Of Gilbert Ohspsl
Mfs yesterday united with the Central
|PrfsoJ terrain Sunday school, and here
alter tie Heavenly Recruits win have
'oe chapel exclusively for their work.
The executors of the late John Jor.
ssn Will Offer the farm of 109IS sctes,
situated near Brandy wine Springs, al
pubic ia o. on Saturday next.
WIN. Flynn, better known az Jim
.ioo1, OF this city, vas knocked ont ss
We International Oom.qae, Philsdel,
phia, Oh Saturday evening, by jack
DtIgherty In o four-round contest.
The doors Of the Warren Athletic
Clu b room will be open every Etidsy
sfternoon, 90 visitors may Witaess The
eXeroiEas.
Col. Milo W. Locke, WHO has been
sick for the past fur weeks at ths Olay.
ton Hoass, Ia srGdusliy recovering. and
e<psc" to DO out again In . few days.
J. Frank BigRs, trustee, win offer Mt
public snls on the 8lh OF Decent sr. the
two story brick house of Patrick Ma
goire, on Forrest bslween Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
Rfv. e. ID Ne1be1ry will deliver an
address D. forc tho Female Bible 30
C etJ in 0ILcs N. K. Church. ThursdAy
svening Nov. II
Raoa9l a Stokes and Sarah E. Long,
executors OF Sarah A. johnson, do
ceased, will sell the house NJ No. 3l3
Jackson strest az public sale on Satur.
day, the 10th inst.
Pro:racted religious aud revival ger,
Woes commenced in The Union nj. E
Church last night. and will continue
lHdednitely except on Saturday nights.
services will commence At z 45 O'Clock.
Tbs Young Peoples Missionary
Society OF tho Central Presbj tsrian
Church will hold It's ,monthy meeting
tho church parlors this evening.
p. 8. M. W., j. j. Upohurcb, the
founder OF the A. o U. W., win be
present nj the moBthly entertainment
of Industry Lodge tomorrow night.
Captain Bhsw, who went South with
the steamer Frederick Du Barry several
yenrs ago; Ia In town stopping As the
KIkwood House.
Christlan Walberg will sell his
hohsa, No 20 Wilson ttrest, at publio
eale on Saturday, the 9th Inst,
7 hlolh d!rsctory, issuei by Ferris
q Bro., Ia ready for delivery.
II Is reported that Alvan w, Allen
hrs traded his city property TO Elmer
W. Ozark for farm near New Castle.
Raw. James L. II boston is In the city
ID cAllir & upon f!ends.
Edgar BSyne has besn EMPLOYED as
ticket agent at the Academy Of Music.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
A serious Aocideu,.

As VIM. Murphy who ro,i1s.
hill, on the Kennett pike. Va. = y
TO the car shops of tn ,Jacssor a \
Company, where he 1. .mnloyaa \
pany with a young man. M. !,
the clip Which secures The .b.e. 4
carriage gave way near McDn,sl
when the horse made a sp53" !
oyerturning the carriage. when n, !
phey had his head badly cut Sss.
1ured and his coat cop,dsTs'
while the young man escaped vS,
slight bruises. The horss, with b
attached, continued AZ a rsnid ~,
reaching Tenth and Monte r.,
came tn contact with the Tampa 4
such force ss to break one Of bss
rendering II necessary in the iM,r.
DR.. Scott, who was called in tnlF
thus causing a loss Of some ,Sg
was valued at that sum. Nj, NJ
procured another carriage and iuu
ly proceeded TO the Office Of d.
who dressed his wounds. and M,
proceeded to look after biz rurivTI
II Is said that the accident is at,rla
The carelessness OF he black,uti
repaired the part which gave E.y
few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08

Ala ysar.old boy named John O'Don.
nell, residing at Second and Jus,tsor
.treets, picked mp srme cartridges or
Market street yesterday and this moru.
ing, wishing 10 Try m experiment, he
placed one on the stove and the Other
inside of Il. The result was IN explo-
sion, which tore of The hrst joint OF his
th um h anc index nnger OF his LETT hand
bssiGes shAtterins the second finger.
His father, who 10 . shoemaker, va.
seated In the room and was struck or
the knee by . piece Of the stove, II fiics-
ing q severe bruise. DR.. Blocksom wss
called In and attended to the sufferers
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
EDITION
Oouss IN oAaaosry.

A special session OF the Court In
IOhanosry wss held this morning, with
IChapoellor Salisbury presiding. The
IcAss Of the Wilmington Toe h Goa
IConpspy W. tho Kssnshec los q Coal
IOempany was takea mp on the follow.
ling grounds: Some time ago IN tnjuno.
ton VS. granted BY the Court, restrain.
Ing the Kcnnebec Company hom re.
moving earth nom the bottom of pond
on the premises sosapisd by them In
South Wilmington. Belonging 70 the
Wilmington Company. II Wa nj :
legged shAt the Ksxnehec Company
had continued their excavations, NOT.
IwithstAndiug the ipjunction and april
cation wAs made 70 the Court for q rule
on the president and managers of the
kennobeo Company to show oAuse why
m attachment should not be issued
against them for contempt. The Chan.
cellor read the injunction, and said th N
he would order that the bond he In.
creased TO $l0, 900 to cover any dam Agcs
which might Ariss 70 the Kennebec
Company by an enforcement OF the In.
juno ion. He also ordered that all dig.
ging should cease for the present, and
nd vieed that the case should be taken
to the Superior Court, where 1t wsuld
DO tried BY jury.
IL @. Bradford, Esq, of counsel for
the Wilmington lee and Co Al Company.
said that they would give the bonds 70.
|quired.
The Kepnebec Company was repre-
sented BY Benjamin Nields, ESQ, who
contended that NJ the ice which this com.
pany would take of the posd was worth
TO them Sl2. 600, he did net think bond
OF VIZ, 200 was large enough 10 meet thu
dam age which might ao,rue to .bem IL
tneir operations were stopped. He Al.
leuged that they were not removing
anything but :he sodimsnt from the
pond, and said they would, II the court
30 ordered, furnish boads 20 the amour,
OF soo,o 700 20 pay any dam age that might
He also said they were willing TO
iesve the question OF the damage, aus.
tained by tho Wilmington Company
70 any three gentlemen the Court
might name, but Mr.. Bradford ssid he
woula prefer having the question OF |
damages settled by . Jury.
The Court directed Mr.. Bradford To
prepare an issue to be presented to the |
Superior Court 1t the comir tsro. Ard
Increased the amount Of the bond TO be /
~ thu AtmluKtum Ntuu-
pany to $4,000. An order was also ia.
sued Restraining the defendant CON.
psny from sny further operations until
after tho case has been tried before a
|ary.
Mr.. Nields said It was probable tha,
ne case would not be tAksn up BY tho
hyperion Cours for some Tins 10 come,
md the Chancellor remarked that ho
you'd see that IL was tried Mt the No
rem Der term.
The case Of Martha Courtney. against
no executors and devisss OF the will
u the lave Henry b. Courtney, claim
ng DOVER a. the widow Of The aaid
Courtney. was continu ID until Monday
anuAry 3D., 1887, and counsel on both
iues ordered TO be ready by thai time.
in the injunction OF Jesaup & Moore
gainat Ford & Ryan, To prevent the
oilution OF silvsrbrook, by the defend. |
DTS, II was agreed by both tldes To
ave the cass TO Charles G. Rumford,
SO , rs examiner.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Report of the Registrar.

The report of Registrar Lee for the
week ending at boon lsst Saturday
shows that there wers 81 birds. Omar.
riages and 10 deaths il tai. city curing
that period, being deatba less than
Tor the corresponding week 81 Last year.
TIE causes Of deaths were ss follows:
Consumption, 6; commissions, 2; Br,Rht's
disease, eongtstioD of Longs, csrebro.
spinal meningitis, hepa it's. INSANITY.
larI ngitis, meningitis, old age, pnen
Inon'a, typhoid fever, 1booping ocugh
l each. Ages CT de-edprts: Urder |
yea,, |; iroi:i 70 9, 2;2fo5 2,I5 20 %,
/; 20 to 81 3; 80 40, 3: ~ to 60, Q 50
70 ~, y 80 u &c, L 10 n 30 4
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08

The funeral u Charles W. II. Knapp
took place yesterday afternoon from hl'
l.se residenes snd ~, largely attended,
~ In ADDITION 70 . number OF relatives
ssd fri-sds Wilmington Divislon No
| Uniformed Rank Knights Of Pythias.
Excelsior Lodge K. p. Palestine CASTLE
No 1.Knigsts Of the Mystic Chain and
Circle Of the Brotherhood Of the
g uion also took part.
Tke procession Was headed by the
First Regiment Band, Who played
solemn dlrgss ~ the funeral corteKr
moved from the house TO Riverview
Oemstery where the initrmept took
slAce.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Loan Negotiated.

The loan Of, $3.50. coo At 81 per cent
interest authorized by City Council
for the purchase of lands for park
eas al heen negotiated. The Union
National Bank tGkes $50 0C0 at - pre-
~ ium OF / per cent AMI The remain ing
SlOO OGO will be ,akeu at par BIZ tie
properly holders in exchange for their
lands.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-08
Kindly Remembered.

A number Of persons who assisted tne
committee In making the anniversary
of Briendsbip Conclave, No. 1, Order
OF Heptssophs. agreeable ara interest.
ing q week ago, were trested 10 q supper
1t Fssra g. Levin res.auIant,onS Alur
day evening. Besides the supper th.
occasion consisted of brief speeches by
A. r. Cossrove q. r. Roberts and
Others AND singing by L O Ulrich. A
voLs Of taaDks was extended 10 oil who
Assisted