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BIG ROGUE.
EmbezzIing Money to Hunt
for Hidden Treasures.
NOTES ON THE TURF FRIDAY.
YovaI to Observation-Disclosures state"
and "Galatea"-Stil the Cutting
Case-On the Diamond,
s..rcblng for Hidden Treasure.

CHICAGO, September 10.-Times' New
orleans special: DR.. Gus J. Adams. of
Massachusetts,, was arrested here to-day
charged with embezzlement by a num-
her OF persons whom he defrauded out
If money to search FOR hidden treasure.
adams claims to have been a practicing
1bvsician in Massachusetts; when the
ITaT broke out he shou del ed his musket
ond Joined company A, 18th Massachu-
cbusgtts volunteers, a portion OF tine
Command which came with Butler to
New Orleans. Ia a fOraging expedi-
tion three soldiers of the regiment en-
tsred dwellings on the Magnolia Plan ia
ton. twenty miles above New Orleans,
IN the right bank of the river, and car
RED eff some S30,000 $1,000 in dollars
and the rest in gold. Being afraid TO
enter the city with so much money, on
reaching Pecan Grove, about half mile
from the locks at the Company canal,
ooposiie Greenyille, or rather the upper
end of the exposition grounds, they Sc
IeCted q tree, prominent for It's size ana
some pecuIiarIties in appearance, which
made it conspicuous. at the foot OF
this tree they buried the money and
then LOOk D6dIiuBof OLAC " OAC POI ~
b ing a civil engineer. Each of the
three men were furnished with
a COPY OF this, and the marauders re-
turned to New Orleans, intending
to return after the war and recover the
money. His two companions were
killed and Adams desperately wounded
soon after. Adams was taken to the
southern hospital and left it paralyzed
and perfectly helpless. When he re-
covered the use of his limbs, only a
month ago, he returned to New Orleans
and at once began to search for his
treasure. He found to his dismay that
all the older pecan trees had been cut
down and only the young ones left, and
was consequently unable to recognize
the tree under which the treasure was
buried. He devoted himself, however
for three weeks to delving for it.
4 few days ago he took several other
parties into partnership with him, who
advanced a better outfit for surveying
the land and digging for the buried
money, but as he has succeeded IN IN
esrthing no treasures, his partners had
him arrested to-day.
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The Russian Policy In Bulgaria.

ST. PETERSBURG. September 1G.-The
NOvOL VremyG says: "Ot all the signers
of the Berlin treaty England alone ap-
pears inclined to oppose Russia's Bull
garian policy. Russia must know
whether highlands intention is serious
in order to prepare herself to take
measures accordingly, if Russia will not
be brought TO standstill py England's
veto.
The Journal de st. Petersburg saws:
Prince Alexander's proclamation of de-
parture contains mention of alleged
Russian assurances given to him. For
reasons useless to discuss, Russia could
not make any engagement with Alex
ander. In view, however, of the part Y
struggle in Bulgaria, and the agitation
of the public mind which the proclama-
ton may nave caused.
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THE APACHE CHIEF.
IN THE QUEENS COMMONS.
G ere nimO.

SAN FRANcIsco, September DOH
cial dispatches received at the Presico
from Arizona say the War Department
has approved of the action OF General
Miles in removing the captured Indians
to Florida. and directed General Stanley
to take charge OF Geronimo and the
other hOStiles on their arrival at San
Antonio and hold them tn, re as pris-
oners.
WAsHINGEoN, September 10.-The
Army and Nary Pegister tomorrow will
say: II public opinion in and out Of
the army has weight in deciding the
fate OF Geronimo and his murderOus
band, they will be tried by military
commission. spec Oily convicted and
executed without delay. There is pre-
cedent for such treatment of them, If
oae is needed, in the case of trial by 8
military commission of the Sioux after
the Minnesota masSacres in 1862. Five
hundred of the prisoners were then put
on trial, 40 of whom were found guilty
of murder and thirty-eight were
hanged. Every one of the band
was a prisoner of war at the
time of his escape from San Carlos re-
servation. They had been placed there
by General Crook, and were given the
liberty of the reservation on the cOndi-
ton of lot leaving it. They broke this
promise, and used their privileges to
escape, in order to again take the war
path. They are paroled prisoners
taken red-handed in acts of war, and
should suffer the punishment adjudged
by the law of war to such acts of treach
cry.
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Readings 1880 birthday.

READING, Pa, September 10.-To-day
was the 103d anniversary of the incor-
poration of Reading into borough in
1873; and the occasion was celebrated
with a banquet on Flying Hill near
here, gwen under the auspices OF the
Klopperthal Club, social Organization
which has also been in existence 1O3
years, and is probably the oldest social
club in the country. The festivities
were participated in by about seventy
guests were ex-senator Simon Cameron,
ex-Justice Strong, of the United States
Supreme Court, andiex- Governor Hart
ranft.
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The Superintendent DiscbarYed

SAN FRANCISCO, September I0-In
February last Frank Jaynes. general
superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was subpenaed to
produce before Judge Mcguire, of Il e
superlorcourt, certain kilograms which
had passed between San Francesca and
New York City sent bv either of the
various persons named in the subpoena
to any one OF the various other persons
on each and every day for several sue
cesslye days covering a period of SIX
months. The superintendent refused
to search for or produce the kilograms
and was committed to contempt. By a
writ OF hddeds corpus and of csrtiorari
proceedings of the superior court the
case has been reviewed and reversed by
the supreme court and superintendent
Jaynes ordered discharged from Gus
Z "
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For the North Pole.

WINNIPEG, September 10. - Colonel
Glider and his companion, Griffith,
started for the North role last night.
they will take the steamer Princess eet-
Kirk and proceed to Norway House,
and from that point they will ascend
the Nelson River and proceed t. York
Factory. The outfit which the colonel
takes with him W ighs a ton and
half and consists of hard tack,
pemm.c4n ana other food, guns. rifles,
revolvers and ammunition, scientific
instruments, hand organ, baubles for
the natives, etc. He also takes two
sledgeS, six; cen feet long aud four feet
wide. After leaving York Factory, Col,
g lder will take as little as possible with
him, because of the difficulty of carry
ing it along. He relies for sustenance
mainly upon game 10 be secured along
his route.
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Loyal to Alexander.

VIENNA, September 1O.-The Neue
Freie PreSse publishes a dispatch from
Sofia which states that the officers of
he Bulgarian army stationed there met
yesterday and adopted resolutions
pledging themselves in tervent loyalty
to Alexander and expressing themselves
as confident that he would return to
Bulgaria. The dispatch further says
that the Major aud two captains of
PlOvdif regiment, supported by the
soldiers of the regiment, had joined in
a plot to prevent Alexander from leaV-
ing Bulgaria. The leaders in the
conspiracy, The Neue Freie PreSSe adds,
were placed under arrest, but were re-
leased after his departure.
Russian agents in Bulgaria have been
instructed to inform the Bulgarian PEG
pie that Russia is disposed to exert her
influence to establish party concord,
and restore quiet. Russia will not
withhold her supp TT from any legally
constituted provisional government,
guided by non-partisan interests, and
conducted for the general welfare. Rus
STA is willing to apply herself to the
task of removing dissenslons from the
painful consequences of which Bulgaria
has already suffered too much. Russia
hopes that the Bulgarian nation and
her representatives wilt be able to ap-
preciate these counsels, and act accord
ingly.
The military authorities have ordered
the release of all who were arrested for
taking part in the revolution.
DARMsTADT, September 10.-Prince
Alexander has arrived here. He was
received by the secretary of the English
legation at BurgomaSte- and at once
proceeded to Jugenheim, his fathers
residence.
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Nevada Democrats.

SAN Francisco. September 10.-Elko,
New The Democratic State conven-
ton to-day adopted platform endors
ing the rights of the laboring men
Cleveiand's administration, except on
'l.'. = Jrr question; opposing Chinese
ation, and faYoring the re-
opening of the Carson mint. ]. w.
Adams was nominated for Governor, T..
]. Bell, Lieutenant-Gov
ELKo, New, September 10.-J. F.
Brady was nominated secretary of
state, John Schooling, treasurer, G. a.
Belknap. judge of the supreme court.
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To Send Them Back.

Z NEW YORK, September 10.-Ata meet
ing of the Emigration Commission to-
day, a letter was read from Lawyer
Leonard in regard to the Mormon
elders rendering bonds of indemnity of
well known and thoroughly responsible
men for the Mormon emigrants still de-
tanned at Wards Island. The offer was
declined, and it was finally decided to
send the FIVE Mormons back to Europe.
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Denies The story.

DENVER, Colo. September 10.-El
Paso special to the Associated Press
Envoy Sedgwick has been all day in
PaSo Del Norte in close consultation
win Consul Brigham. He has as yet
seen nobody, but it is understood that
'1 I4 denies the story set atioat about him.
He moved over this evening to the
hUIei Nendome IN Il Paso, Texas.
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A WAtarouake.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10.-Cap-
tain w. e. Plummer, OF the steamer
Mdy D. Hume, which arrived in the port
to-day, reports that while sixteen miles
northwest of Point Keyes, yesterday,
nine distinct shocks of earthquake we're
felt. The vibration were from north of
east to south of west. They were not
felt in San Francisco.
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"Emrtre Sac. and ..GaIatea.,

SANDY Hook, September 10. = The
steamboat Empire State was assisted off
during The night and towed to New
York, her fires having been drawn in
order TO prevent accident by FIRE. The
cutter 6QiutcG, which was anchored
during ti.e night outside the Hook, was
toTed ny lne bay early this morning.
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Would h We killed Him.

LONDON, September 1O.-Captain
Kavaloff, of the yacht on which
Alexander was first conveyed from
Bulgaria, has published an account of
the journey to REM. He says he
would have killed Alexander If the
latter had tried to escape.
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FIrtx-tmo Cents ON the Dollar.

SAN Francisco, September 1O.-Credi-
tors of Keane Bros, the dry good me-
chants, who failed August 18th, to-day
decided to accept 81 cents on the dollar
as a settlement in full of all claims. The
firm will resume business.
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Gninr After Alexander.

LONDON, September 1O.-Prince Henry
of Battenburg, husband Of Princess
Beatrice and brother of Prince Alexan-
der. late ruler of Bulgaria, has left Bal
mural Castle for Darmstadt. He Intends
to bring Prince Alexander to Balmoral.
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snmmer Complaints

Of children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Ea1ey-Ian
Remedy, known as Johnson Essence
of Life. Be sure and have oottle In tne
house to use on the first symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by 2. G. N. l. and
all druggists.
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GUNs, AMMUNITION,

{ Nd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
4 and Retail, az Bedrock Prices All the
-eading Rifles and Shot Guns in stock. See
our Manhattan B, L Gun, best In the mar
act 81 the price. illustrated Catalogue free
Eepsiring. Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns In
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer, 81 Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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The President AuO. x.

PROSPECT HOUSE, Adirondack Noun
tains, n. Y, September 10.-There is no
truth in the report put into circulation
to-day, of an accident to President
Cleveland. He has just left Saranae
Inn for his customary hearty dinner.
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a RoHaI Visit.

BERLIN, September I0.-Emperor
William, Empress Augusta and Crown
FHnce Frederick William arrived a.
StTaSsburg to-day. They were received
9 8y me King of Ssxony and the Grand
Ouke OF Baden The.r arrival was an
nounced by the firing of cannon. ring
ing Oh bells, etc. The streets were
decorated with flags and lined with
troops and cheering crowds.
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sorrOuful state Of An.irs

PARIS, September 1O.-The Universe
published telegram from the Bishop
OF Torquin saying that 700 Christians
had been mastered, and forty villages
burned In the Province of Manhoa and
that 1900 Christians are perishing of
hunger,
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEL,
OEIPEDE8. So

HVANS & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
u Victor, Champion, Challenge, Ideal
Id Otto; also for the Ridge bicycles and
Tsndem trtcycles. Ne are she only house
Bicycles and Children's machines Also a
full line Of Bells, SpOkes, Cement, Wrenchesr
etc Bicycles sold. on fnstsllnents and
rented b the day or hour
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Still he Cutting Case.

Ell PAso, September 10.-Special En-
voy Sedgwick arrived at Paso del Norte
this morning and, after beakfasting
with Consul Brigham, began an in
vetigation of the local records of the
Cutting case.
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AProteat A Kick.

SOFIA, September 1O.-The opposition
in Sobranje intend to protest against
the regency on the ground that it was
illegally appointed. Russia has offered
to guarantee Bulgaria loan of 10000,
600 roubles.
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THn BxsrsALvn in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores Ulcer1, Salt Rhsum,
Chilhlalns oeEns, and al Skin ETuP-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or ne
pay required. i u guaranteed - give
perfect satiSfset1oE, eH meney rotuDasA
2ricS twenty-five cents PEI bSx.
Fer sale 81 = o. n. I.
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A Heavy Failure.

SAN Francisco, September 10.-Hof-
man & Company fancy dry goods i'm
porters. Is Battery street, made an as
signment for the benefit of the creditors
to-day. Liabilities about $250, goo.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NE. POMEROY, BROKER AND REAL
y. Estate Agent, 15S Main Street.. Money
70 Loan, Houses and Lots Tor Sale. and
general real estate business transacted.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price I0c. SOC, and 81. For Sale at a. G.
Smith u Co.'S Drug Store. IL
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TTNFURNIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
II Rent 70 Single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
snd within quick reach Of town. Apply st
TIE HERALD Once.
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at Knocka the Spot.. ,,

and everything in the nature of erup-
tons, blotches, pimpless. ulcers, scroiu-
lous humors and incipient consumption
which is nothing more nor less than
scrofuls of the lungs, completely out of
the system. It stimulates and invigor-
'6tes the liver, tones up the stomach,
regulates the bowels, purihes the blood,
and builds up the weak places of the
body. 1t is a purely vegetable COM
pound, and will do more than is claimed
for it. We refer, to DR.. Pierce's : Golden
Medical Discovery" C
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Wife Murderer Hanged .

GEoRGEToWE. Tex, September To-
Irwin Murray, the wife murderer, was
hanged mere to-day.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale at A. c. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store. Is
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. For sale at A. G.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. ID
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LANGrON & KNAPTON.

DAINTERS, GRAINERS, SIGN WRITERS,
4 Paperhangers and Calciminers Address
or leave orders at go, w. First South Street
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FISHING TACKLE.

UNS, AMMUNITION, REVOLVERs,
VI Sporting Goods, wholesale and retail,
Guns and Tents let by the day or week
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fls.s %
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
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On the Diamond,

CHICAGO, September 10. Chicago
IA, Detroit 8.
WAsH1NeroN, September 1O.-Phila-
delphia 4, Washington L.
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RATTAN Rockers AND CHAIRS, new
STYLES and low prices, at
Co oP FURNITURE Co,
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SHILOH'S CURE will immediate y
relieve Croop, WhOopIng Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. @. Smith &
Co.'s Drug Store. II
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CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS and window
shades, nice patterns, at
Co-oP FURNITURE Co.
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oFFICE ZOE RENT.

4 FINE OFFICE SUITE INTHE HERALD
a Building. Apply at this oflees
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"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 50
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith Il Co. s
Drug Store. Is
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A GOOD MICH COW WANTED, APPLY
a at this office
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SAVE YOURSELVES, COUGHS! HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHOCED AND TAR prevent
bronchitis and consumption.
PIXIES TooTEACHE DRoPs Cure in one
minute.
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WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED BOARDERS AT THE
" HERALD Restaurant. Messrs. WhithOrn &
Co. have recently taken charge and sre pre-
pared to furnish meals at all hours Single
meals 25c. Board per wees 500. No. Y
HERALD Block.
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SOTICE.

IF MARK C. PRATT, OF THE TWELFTH
L Ward, will call az Young Bros he will
hear of something to his advantage.
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YOUNG Oh OLD who contemplate
housekeeping viii save money by buy
ing st Co-OP FURSITURE Co.
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SODA sPRINGs WATER
ON DRAUGHT AT THE COOP DRUG
~ Store, cents.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS.

GLEC1hAC 4hEA En- 4 Dc
AEESDAMES JONES AND EDMUNDS ARE
NJ prepared TO give Electro Treatment
from so cents to 81. Office over GOdbe &
Pitts Drug Store.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON.
rWn FINr RnnnIs

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ssA +,
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOUND.

A PISTOL. APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
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FOR Rent.

1.-TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS POUR
1 doors west of Theatre.
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In this superb style the pair M d cast
ward along the grand corridor till they came
to the Blue parlor. 1t ge.s its name because
it is furnished in blue. Here the guests were
grouped. There were not many-onIy TWEEN
tv-siX persons in all the cabinet ministers
and their wives, and few rela ives. Two
of the cabinet are widower IS ,cretary of
State Bayard and Secretary of the Interior
Lamar. The o,her cabinet officers came
with their wives who were all smiles, and
were beautifully dressed. These twO-Lamar
and Bayard-came each alone. Each, par
ticularly Secre' airy Bayard, looked serious
and a little me lancholy he descended
alone from his carriage and went up the
broad front steps.
There was no procession of relat YES and
bridesmaids attending the stately pair
Alone they went along the corridor, alone
they stood under the chandelier in front of DR..
Sunderland. The Red room is next west Of
the Blue room. From the door of the Red
room our skillful artist made n hurried,
though very correct, sketch. AS the bridal
pair stood o be married their backs were
towards the corridor, their faces towards
the south They faced a wonderful and
| fairy like structure of flowers.
For the Information of young ladies it
may be mentioned that the word "obey"
was not included in the brides part of the
VOWS. The service was the same for both,
except that where Grover promised to
CHERISH" frankie promised to 'honor,"
1t is noticeable that while there We're sew
eral widows and single women present at
the ceremony there were only two bachelors.
! One was Mr. Ben. Folsom, the brides cou-
sin; the otter was Mr. Shan. BisSel, the
presidents former law partner in Buffalo.
He has as big double chin as tho presi ent
himself, and is said to have beamed upon
the happy occasion with smile that
weighed n pound
Rev. William Cleveland, the presidents
brother, from up in New York state, assist d
at the ceremony, though DR.. Sunderland
didn't seem to need much help, and there is
every reason to believe he tied the knot good
and stron-.
Reports of the wedding ceremony were
obtained from that good and helpful man,
Col. Dan Limo, t, and they were much
complimented. May every president who
takes new wife have as useful private
secretary.
To a disinterestel observer, the joke of the
whole affair is the newspaper young men.
Before one is inclined to say hard words OF