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Gladstone

MAScHEsTER. June 26. - Gladstone,
this morning. appeared to be much ex-
hGnsted as the result of yesterdays
strain upon his powers. His voice was
hoarse, but his spirit seemed strong as
ever. He received delegation Of Lib
erals from Stafford across Irwell, and
made speech in response to their ad-
dress. In this he said among other
things: There is to-day but one dis
contented province in the whole OF the
British empire and that province is Ire
land. 1t is time for Englishmen TO end
this disgrace" After this Gladstone
paid visit to the Mayor OF Manchester
and subsequently took the train for
Liverpool.
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Tn. Counts Troubles.

PARIS. June 26.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day, NJ. Blanquier's pro-
posal to abolish the use Of titles OF
nobility was rejected by vote Of 2i2 10
2i5. 80
The radical press demands as 4 reply
70 the manifesto of the Count of Paris.
the immediate expulsion of. all the
Orleanist princes and the seizure OF
their property.
: BRUssLLs. June 26.-The King Of Bel
gians has offered 70 the Count Of Paris
for q residence, the royal chateau at
Ciergnon. The offer was declined but
the Count promises to pay prolonged
visit 20 Brussels in the autumn
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NosAIEs. June IS. -iAdvices from
Fort Huachucs state that. the chief Of
the scouts under Capitalization Ar
rived at that place to-day. He reports
the killing OF Eve Mexican vood-chop-
pers near San Augustine Mine, seventy
miles from Aagdslena, on the Sonoma
River, By the hostiles. Captain i-eEtoa
and Senoquipe. Mexico. .aos
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Prohib,. sedI,iou, Pamphlets.

PARIS, June AIN the Chamb-r Of
Deputies, to-day, n. Demole. minister
Of justice, introduced bill 70 prohibit
the publishing Of sediious pamphlets
and plscsrds, the penalty for violation
OF the law to be q fine and imprison-
ment. The bill was greeted with
cheers from the righi- N. De Cassagnac
Supported the bin, and demanded
urgency for the MEASURE declaring that
the time bad come to tear the mask
from the Republicans. .r.fi1e rsl ,
n. Clemencean opposed the demand
for urgency on the ground that II va,
necessary 70 study the bill.
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Wedding Them out :

sroSEHAM. Mass. June 26.-Fifteen of
the shoe firms here are discharging men
daily. the bosses telling the men that
work IS so dull that they viii not need
them Tor ave or six months TO come.
Most Of the men who have been dis
charged are members OF the Knights OF
Labor, and were prominent In the late
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The santiago Riots.

PANAMA. June 26.-Advices from
Chill, show that fifty persons in all
were killed in the election riots. reports
OF which were cabled to the United
States. On the first day eleven per
sons were killed and several wounded ;
on June 18th, forty more were killed at
Santiago and the hospitals are filed
with wounded.
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BrIshi.D.s.s,,on

,,s..,.. H' Jun sS-John Morley.
;Ss go ! = Neseasi!e. last night, said
p,iss1, 10. Of Bright was the most
aga Incident 1s, Of ths electoral cam-
Eight a ~. NE ne woaId ever revere
astssnsno ~ =: o. the pursSt of English
70 q o- 49,, - oeiection would not sbate
eas intsnss.le O. The policy adopted by
laltosl .,sSsu-ilv a great and in
Aal Brige. and foresight. greater
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Henry Ward Beseher.

LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and his wife arrived here
this evening on the steamer Etruria-
They will remain in the city to hear Mr..
Gladstone on Tuesday. Beecter IS
somewhat fatigued after his voyage, but
is in good spirits. he Will deliver fifty,
i've lectures. He has received a host OF
invitations 10 preach and lecture and
hundreds of letters and kilograms.
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Bounced aim

LONDON. June 26.-Richard Chamber
lam, IN P. attempted. 10 address the
electors OF West Ishngton last night.
but was not allowed 10 speak. He was
met with cries OF traitor and the
platform was stoned. Chamberlain
snd his friends escaped through back
ooor. --a. " q. /. |
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Tn. pama.ew VA. s,,-s,

PoEI DEPosIT. Nd. June 26.-The fire
which broke out here yesterday and
caused so much alarm that the engines
were teiegraphed for from Bsitimo ~ |.
was speedily got under control. so thai
the damage was slight.
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Want . Re.dinstm.nt

PrT1sBUEe, June 26.-The engineers of
the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad made an infcrmal de-
mand for the establishment Of runs and
wages. The matter is now under con
sideration by the company.
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Red Devils Riot.

Gul1xAs. June 9s--wOrd has just
been received here that the faqul
Indians attacked q mule tram loaded
with freight near Beaver on the oath:
They Killed two men. aud captured
thirty mules. I;an,s,.,,.
colonel 1name not ascertEined) and six
teen soldiers were killed by fsquis near
Poiam-
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On he diamond.

CHICAGO. June 26.-ChieagO ;. Phil
adelphia l.
DrIsorI. June 2s.-DetrOit ?, Wash
in ton 0.
81. LOUIS, June a6.-St. Loais Boston
League game postponed on account OF
rain.
day. rain
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A ND sP0RTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
A md Real. a. RsorGok Prices. Al tbs
leading Rides and Shot Guns In stock See
our NRnhattzn B L Gun. best In ne IT. -
kef ~ the price. uluscr1fed CatAlo
Repairlng- Parts for Rife 81 SEo y.
stock. Keys fitted Agt
cycle- Evans 4 6penc 20 - Ia
House, Sah Lake CffY.
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nEALERs IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
IL Base Ball Supplies 70 get our prices De
fore making their purchases. Clubs supplied
a. Lowest rstes- spalding Bros Bafs and
Balls sspeeisity also large stock OF cheaper
grades. Bicycles for yo1ng and I'd III
cycles and yelocipedes for children. Guns.
Ammunition and Sporting GoodAa Evans &
Spencer. 81 Waller Opera House alrl
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10. Pr..ideat.. Yaeht.

FoxrxEss MossoE, June S.-Ihe
cOrsair, with the President and party
on board. arrived here at p. ~, made
= Circuit OF the r)sds, and stood OUT 70
sea-
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A FOUR ROOM HOUSE, GOOD As NEW
a and lot 5x10 rods With barn and young
orchard bearing IN the Eighteenth Rard.
corner Ihird andA Streets desirable To-
81 niles south. Of city. Apply 20
~, 80 YOUNG RIOS. 90 Main s.,
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nPECTAL NOTICE

NRCOND HAND BICYCLES OF AL
- szses and IN good order from I'D up
wards. Sole agents for U. 3. A for the eele-
brsted Northern AL purchasers taught
Tree BABY carriages and machines re-
paired. Bicycles sold on moderate terms
y. 3. Now l. the tine 70 buy bicycles on
he lnstzlincnt systeu-fSo down. so
monlhly. Note tic adoress: % snd . south.
H. GHP9ST 4sr yss 9g aSsss
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BICYCLE AGENCY,

% ". WALKER OPERA HOCSE. salt
0t Lake City. yictor,' Rrdge. American
Chararion, ideal and Otto. Petite steel and
Rubber Tricycles Boys VelocipeGes- Before
for sale AZ our Bicycle Eepartment, on our
tower door Evans Z Spencer.
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lrMe rINE ROOFS.

HFFURSIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE. To
u RenE 70 5tnzle CGentlenen or Couples.
and within quick reach Of town. Apply AZ
IHE HERALD Ofhce ire rui 81 srHfT r.rn.-
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utomr,,,,.. condition Critical.

wxzurssTox, June EX-SENATOR Nor
r,Il.s condition i. considered critical
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MARK MeKIMMINs

II livery AND FEED STABLES. NOS
Ia 10. Us and 20 Main Street. Salt Lake
Cit
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PERSONAL.

GEo. PRocr n. Of Union, is in the
city. .F-6a 5000 1f1 q nilo~ .f'
E. HOLMAN, OF Sandy, was in town
yesterday.
Mas. Il. BEssIos. Of Taylorsyille. is
in the city, r..r r..vr rr-rr.i Ina
? l. n. KEsy alsI OF Pennington. is
again with Us.
= BrsHor B.Isros, Of Big Cottonwood,
Is In Salt Lake rfn frNe =
! Ms. JAS. wrLsos. OF Cottonwood. Is
visitor to town. -1f.-r
7. Q. Armstrong leaves this morning
on . trip to Montreal ..- .sflnarr hr
Z. T. CLARK, the stockman. of
Pennington, is in the city,
Mr.. WnxELER, purchasing agent for
L. z. Rite & Co.. Ssntaquin, Is IN
town.
DIG. CALDER went TO Park City yes
terday in the interests Of Callers Music
Palace.
CHAs. HILL, and Waldermar Lund.
representing Clark, Eldredge & Co. and
Spencer Cla1son. have Just returned
rom . successful business trip north.
The Mo<hers' Friend shirt Waist
Does away entirely With the sewing on
of buttons IL is supplied with an adj
Unstable belt. which Is easily taken on
~hen the waist is washed; the buttons
are riyetted on the belt. consequently
cannot be torn of either IN washing or
ironing. Price, 50 cents For sale only
M L. CoLDsEz6's-
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WHEN DOCTORS eAo=s. Sc : 5on
then take Gilmore's Magnetic khzir for
your Throat and Lungs For sais At
A. c. Smith q Co.'S Drug Store.
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I ,yFIcE AND RESIDENCE. no. 80
" Brigham street. Telephone 81
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The largest. bort, bright
est, most original paper
published for families and
business men is Tue SUS-
DAT HERALD. Note the
wide hel'is covered by to-
days issue.
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The no<hsrs' Friend shirt Waist
Pianos and Organs

or rent At Calder's Music Palace
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NE. POMERoY, BROKER AND REAL
". Estate Agent, l55 Main Street. n ney
20 Loan. Houses and Lott for Sale. and =
general real estate brsiness transaeted-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A BAEGAN.

DUcKEYE HORSE POWER AND NEW
ID bicycle for sale. Bicycle. 81 inches,
500; horse power. $50. Enquire az c. <
Angel. 50 Z sixth South Street
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SODA sPEINGs WATER
az DRAUGHT AT THE CO-OP DRUG
" Store. cents
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-15
A Burning mour tain in canuck Land.

IN Ottawa special telegram says a
party oi hunters returning from the
nor'hwes; report having found a bum
ing mountain near MAINTAIN river. north
of Minnesota. The ground was scor-
chch and too hot to beai the hand.
Every living thing is gone. Where
the mountain extended under the bed
Of the rlver the water was .nsitly
heated. They though, it smothered
volcano. The theory of men well ac-
quain.ed with the geology of the pro-
vince is that bituminous coal, in
which this mountain range is known
to be rich, has by some phenomenal
means become ignited, the vast and
smoulderins mass far down in the
mountains heart, making nigh y
caldron Of the Manitau rivers bed.
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-15
An Abomina5le Traffic.

\ few days ago Senator Harrison
presented in the senate the following
petition, signed by the leading officers
of the Indiana Woman's Christian
Temperance Union:
Whereas, ii has come to our know
ledge that wholesale trading IN human
flesh in the form OF young and inno-
cent girls for the purpose of pros,ltu
iion IS carried on to an alarming en-
tent, and it is stated that over fifty
girls have been sent from Canada 10
one Chicago house within year;
therefore the w. {. I. U. of Indiana
respectfully and earnestly asks that
YOU will duly provide tor and cause to
be made thorough official inquiry
regarding this alleged international
traffic In girl, for Immoral purposes,
and take such action as may be found
necessary To speedily and eitectually
abolish 1t.
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA
June 18th, lss6.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
tnal proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before l.. Rotwitt, Deputy Clerk
of district Court, in and for Meagher county.
Montana. at White sulphur Springs, MI. on July
10th lss6, viz:
HOratiO &. ID. Smith,
who made pre-emption declaratory statement No.
1893. for the sl3 Ma, NEl4 SEA, sec. $. and
Nwl. SW4, See. .. Up. II \. X. 3D. east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ontinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land. viz: David Sweeney, I'd Parnlee, Will
lam rink Niner and samuel Rohley, all of Fiat
willow. II. I.
:. W. LANGuoRSE. Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAsD OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T.,
luna leh 1kSc ,

LAsD OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T..
June 18th. 1ss6. !
Notice is hereby given that the followi ng named
settler has hlcd notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proofwill le made before l.. Rotwitt, Deputy Clerk
of District Courtin and for Meagher county. Mon
tana at White sulphur Springs, MI, ON July lG
lss6, viz:
Dennis Sweeney,
who made presumption declaratory statement No
672s for the SCI. see. 81. TIP. Is, n. K - east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Horatio 4. u. smith, Samuel Rob
ley William Fink Niner and I'd. Parmlee all Of
Flat Willow, Montana.
:. W. LAsGHoRNE. Register.
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ITEMS Of INTEREST.

LOS A1gclcs ifii''i> F-S> hp'" ~"
York.
Nebraska lost in 1855 over -;,00o.Wo
worth Of hogs.
Beeclicr. no1 IN Europe. gets 100
applications day from lecture associa-
tons.
Prescott Evaris. son of the New
York senator, has been ordained II
priest.
Congressman Hewitt says he is in
earnest in declining To Ice u candidate
for reelection.
Mr.. Cleveland has five bedrooms.
The state bedroom is kept filled with
r"ses by her hands.
\ gentleman was knocked down on
the street ia London, recently. b: n
fragment Of a red hot meteor.
GEN. John r. 81 John gays prohi-
iition amendment would Ice adopted
~ PENNSYLVANIA by Ju,DGo aiofity
the extreme dryness Of the season in
arizona is notable tn the oldest settler
M one has seen anything like it
j. r. Mclean. is said to have pur
chased the New York Mail and Express.
which viii Ice changed To morning
paper
The presideut has paid his dog tax
and registered Mrs. Cleveland ~ the
owner Of one French poodle named
Hector
1t is officially denied At CONSTANT
iople that the sultan sent presents tn
President Cleveland ON the occasion ol
ai+ marriage.
Colored men are Ia be put to work
IN the mines nj Grape Creek. ILL.,. and
he striking miners threaten To cause
serinns trouble
Seven thousand men are encanped
along the southern border Of Kansas
awaiting the legal opening Of the Okla
noma country.
Senator Jones Of Florida. is living in
great style at the Russell house. Detroit
bnt he is seldom acen by outsiders
except when he visits the bar.
Residents around Meeker. Col, feat
another outbreak Of Colorow's tribe. as
great antipathy exists between ths
latter and the cowboys
Pent-up sewer gas exploded under
the house Of commons in London
recently. giving rise In rumors Of Irish
plots and dynamite outrages.
The Garfield statue, by Nichaus
LII 4. I.
Cincinnati during the summer Tn,
statue with the pedestal is ,weniy-scvcr
feet high.
The blood orange j. produced l.,
grating an orange scion into pome
granate. and ut the end of two year,
again grating scion from this growtl
back into an orange tree.
BedsOn's buffalo herd ut stony Noun
tain, Man., now consists Of eighteen
bulls, twenty-five cows and eighteen
calves. He started with ono hull AM
four heifers.
The bread tray sent to Presiden
Cleveland by the Macon Telegraph Ia,
been returned to the donor. because o
the latfer's improper suggestions as to
the nse tn which it could be put.
Before leaving London. Sarasate. thu
Spanish violinist. refused $500. which
MAS offered him to accompany Patti il
n single song nj her last concert before
her marriage He demanded 81 900.
The French senate has adopted thu
hill authorizing the city Of Paris Il
issue loan Of sJ0,000,OOO to inaugu
rate public improvements for tb,
purpose IF furnishing work to tn
unemployed.
Vice President Hoxir. the Missouri
Pacific, refused to pay for n long tele
gram which had been sent Ia him h'
Chairman Curtin. of the congressional
labor investigating committee. Curtin
paid for il ont Of the honse contingen
fund.
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-15

Where are you going my pretty
maid,
"for a new bonnet, SIR she said.
MAY | go with you my pretty
maid?
III you'll pay for the bennett, sir, y
she said.
i've twenty dollars, my pretty
maid"
I'm afraid you can't go MIR. Man"
she said.-Somerville Journal
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-15

Address-Fort Naginnis Meaghor County. NJ. 7.
Brand-As above on left ribs.
Ear Marks--U nderbit out of both ears.
HORsES-Same brand on left shoulder.
Vent-Same brand on left hip.
Range-From the Black Butte TO Flat Willow
Creek; from Judith Mountains to the Little
snowies; on Box Elder. Fords Buffalo. dc
Donald and Elg Greeks.
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A sWISDLER

does not refer possible purchasers to his
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sciatica, nervous or sick headache, kidney
and liver complaints 10 those who hare been
cured of these diseases by AthlophOros, and
will furnish names and addresses of many
such persons to those desiring them. Ath.
lophorus is the only remedy for these dis
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J. \ Atchison, Druggist, London, Ohio,
says: "Athlophoros has the best sale of any
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The Theatrical Lithograph.

The theatrical lithograph must go. 1t
will die hard, but its death, il not speedy,
is sure. The coalition of managers for
the abolition Of its Use has begun, and it
is only q question of time when not only
the deceittul and costly adjunct of the
atrical enterprises aud the equally un-
meritorious Illuminated paper that is used
for outside advertising will be discarded
I managers all over the country.
No more important revolution has ever
marked the history of the stage than this
will be- The money now expended for
outside show can be used 10 far better
advantage in perfecting the various or
ganizations and completing the necessary
details for successful stage representa-
tion. The saving TO managers on print
ing alone will amount TO $4,000 per
week. These figures, though large, are
not exaggerated. There are to-day 225
recognized dramatic companies, 81 musi-
cal organizations, II variety combina-
tious, 22 minstrel bands, II miscellaneous
parties and 81 cirCuses on the road. All
of them use Autographs ranging in price
from cents to 81 each, and Illuminated
paper for outside work costing all the way
from cents TO 10 cents sheet.-New
York Mail and Express.
TIE Conscience Fund.
The conscience fund in the treasury at
Washington is approaching the round sum or
S25O,000. "
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