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The reaehers, Meeting.

ToPEKA. Ks, July l0.-The second
days session Of the executive council
of the National Teachers Association
took place to-day with 200 teachers in
attendance. The meeting was devoted
principally to a discussion of papers.
Several hundred teachers arrived this
evening and thirty. carloads are ex-
pected tomorrow. The National Asso-
citation will convene Tuesday eve ing
in the Grand Opera House, where the
freedom of the city viii be extended BY
the mayor.
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From the CnpItnI

WAsHISsTos, July DETERMINATIONS
Registers Of land offices-Edwin D.
Steele, Of North Carolina, Evanston.
Wyoming. S. C. Boom. Humboldt,
Gala.
Receivers Of pnblic money-David W.
Hutchinson, Of Pennsylvania, Bis
marck. Oak. Sterling S. Smith, Devils
Lake, Oak L. Foster Spencer, of New
York, agent for Indians on Rosebud
agency, Dakota.
Combinations Samuel Kendrick, of
Ohio, TO be surveyor Of the Virginia
Military District in Ohio.
The President this afternoon returned
20 the House without his approval the
bill provIdI 8 for the erection Of q pub
lie building 81 Asheville, n. C.
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The City Point Released.

HALIFAX, y. s., July 1O.-The Port
land schooner City Point. which was
seized at Shelburne, has been ordered
released by the authorities at Ottawa,
United States Consul-General Phelan,
having to-day deposited the amount
of fine imposed, 500, with Col
lector of Customs Ross. The c. b.
Harrington and Geo. W. Gushing and
other vessels arrested, at Shelburne,
under similar conditions. The agree
ment is that the sum deposited shall be
refunded il the owners of the vessels
can establish that the detentons were
not legally effected.
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A strILe Among enc wear.r..

PHILADELPHIA. July lO.-seven hun
ored rug weavers employed by John
Biomley + son. carpetan rug manu-
lecturers. went on a strike to-day be-
cause the firm refused TO discharge non.
Union weaver employed in the mill
The strike involves about l 200 men and
women, As the other departments in tine
mil VIII be Obliged TO stop work.
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A singing Rebuke

Daniel WEBSTER once wrote, after con-
tinued proYocstion, to the editor Of 3
newspaper which referred to his private
Affairs, and specially 70 his not paying
his debts. He said, substantially III
is true that have not always paid my
debts punctuRily and that / owe money.
One cause Of this is that have MT
pressed those who owe me. AS an in
stance Of this, ipclose your father 5
note, made % me thirty years ago, for
money loauef him 70 educate his boys
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The Pious fraud Come. Up Again.

Boston. July lo.-Yesterday a young
woman appeared before the grand jury
o. o., suffolk County and swore that Rev.
". W. Downs, who figured so prom
I.ehsly m recent divorce case. is the
Iatner OF her Legitimate child The
grand jury returned an Indictment
sgAinst Downs this morning and a war
rant has been issued for his arrest.
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Men ofWarwanted.

HAVANA, July 1O.-Advicss from
Hayti, of the sd ult., ssys'a conspiracy
against the government has recently
been discovered, and an outbreak is
feared. Foreign residents displayed
great anxiety, and the presence OF men
Of war of their respective nations was
much desired.
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Fire

DENVER, July lO.-A report has just
been received here that Linden Hill
Nils, at Fort Collins, owned by the
Colorado Milling and Elevator Com
pany, caught fire this morning aHd
were completely destroyed. Loss. 500
600. Insurance. $23. 900. The cause OF
the fire is unknown
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The Tea ship.

LOSDoS, July 1o.-A dispatch from
Yokohama announces the sailing to
day Of the second tee laden ship whose
cargo is TO be transferred 70 the
Canadian Pacific Railroad for convey
auce across the continent.
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Teacher I'm natural history -"Tom-
my. where is ia hippOpottuius 10 Be
iourdf' TOmmy-"Africa " Teacher
Yes. And what is the chief charac-
1 SsrlStc OF this wonderful animal3"
tommy (who has seen the circus
", uIesC He alters has his mouth
woe open. -RaTPcr-s Ba-ar.
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GUNS. ANrnTUNIrION.

A ND SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
u and Retail, et Bedrock Prices All the
-eading Rides and Shot Guns in stock. See
our Manhattan B L Gun, best In the mar.
ket a. the price. Illustrated Catalogue free
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and ShOf Guns IL.
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor Ri-
cycle Evans & Spencer. "a Walhrar Opesa.
House. Salt Lake City.
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A Peculiar Case.

OTTAWA, Ont, July lO.-The customs
department. has sent communication
to the collector of the port OF Montreal.
IN reference to two Cinnamon employed
on the ship asia, now in that port IN
which the action of the collector IN oe ,
handing and obtaining q deposit OF
zoo Is endorsed. The money VIII oe
refunded on the vessel being ready 70
leave port with the Cinnamon aboard,
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEL
OCIPEDES.

EYANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR TIE
II Victor, Champion, Challenge, Ideal
and Otto; also for the Ridge bicycles and
Tandem tricycles. We are the only house
~ Utah c1uytug stock OF both high grade
bieyclss aud Children's machines. Also a
full line OF Bells. SpOkes. Cement. Wreuches,
etc. Bicycles sold on insgallments and
rented by the day OF honr
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oHo1KaA RKTuRSs roR NE Day.
Our Hen ry Abroad

LoSDOx, July 1O.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher will attend afternoon service
At Westminster Abbey ts-norroE. In
the evening he win be guest Of the
Dean.
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Young Benedict hould 90 to Texas.

MoKoAs, Texas. July 1o.-Rhile the
prelimin airy trial Of Sidney Davis,
co!ored, was in progress here this morn
ing a mob Of 500 oyerpowered the
court ana took Davis out and hanged
him. He outraged one of the most re-
spectacle women in Basque county. he
confessed his guilt.
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For the Bartholdi statue.

WAsHISeTos, July 1O.-The Senate
committee on appropriations have in
serted paragraph in the sundry civil
bill appropriating $56.5OO 10 the
Bartholde statue.
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Ar.In,t the western Unson. -

New Yosk, July l0.-The jury in the
case against the Western Union axar-
ded verdict for plaintiff for $40, 900
damages.
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A Burlington gIrl stepped into 8
jewellers and asked for pair OF con
sistency bracelets" Somebody nad
told her that consistency was & Jewell
Burlington Free Press.
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On the Diamond.

PHILADELfHrA,Ju July lO.-Philadelphias
5, New Yorks 1.
WAsHISeTos, July l0.-Nationals l,
Bostons 8.
CHICAGO, July IO.-Chicsgos 3, De-
trCits ].
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Commas are sadly wanted in the Of
fees Of some Paris papers rs wen as
some London papers. In the last puo-
hshed instafnent Of fsi.tetoR appears
the following passage: "Raoul looked
at the beautiful girl. BE. admired her
teeth and her hair black as ebony and
her nose and her lips Of bright red, -
London Glqts.
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seerstAry Manning.

ALBANY, y. Y, July 1O.-Secre.ary
Manning arrived home this afternoon.
he viii remain here about week. He
IS feeling well and hearty.
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whore They wa Go

ALBANY, July lO.-The Journal Ma
lone correspondent says. President and
Mrs. Cleveland will visit upper Swsr &.
anac Lake in August
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IN A NEW HOUSE. TO.
" Rent 70 single Gentlemen or COu5es,
desiring logging only. Eligible situation.
and within quick reach OF town. ApDIV Al
TIE HERALD Office.
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~. Pon. md the oh0Ier.

RoxE July lO.-In view Of the results
Of the English elections, the Pope. yes
terday requested the compensation on
extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs to
examine attsntively, the whole Irish
question in order that he might deter
mine upon the coarse 70 be pursued BY
the Irish clergy in certain contingencies.
CHOLERA Returns TOE TIE DAY.
Brindisi.-One hundred and thirty
ave new cases, 46 desthsS LatriAna-
81 new cases, Is Deaths Fontona-59
new cases, p deaths; ssnestAI2 new
eases. 5 deaths; VENICE case
deaths; COdegra-SneN cases l qeatn
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PAPwoRrH 9 KINaWoon-

HAVING PURCHASED WILLARD BIR-
IL cumshaw's meat market, VIII continue.
the business AZ the American Market, 66 Z.
First South Street. and respectfully solioik
a continuance Of custom. promising salts
faction tOall
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NOTICE.

COMPLAINTS Is REGARD TO TER
" assessed valve OF any properly for Ter
r1.oriAl. School and COUNT Tsxes. also fot
special Dtstries School Taxes CO applies
lions Tor abatement or remission Of Taxes
ior the current year, must be made o the.
Boardof Equalization, AZ the County Court
day, the lst day Of July, and SATURDAY., thS
leth day Of July. A. ID 1856, both days inclu-
stve, between the hours Of 10 n. snd 4
pm, or be forever barred, according 10 The
Provisions Of the law
By order Of the County Court
JOHN C CUTLER,
SAIL LAKE, CITY.
June 18th 1856
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UrAR LUNBER YAKD-

As; W. E ABDLEY HAS A GoOr sTrP-
~ p.y - Lumber. Doors. SASH. Pici.Tfs
, s,-olt-i.- g. Lath, Cedar. Red Wood and
Ter River Shingles Cedar Pos1s 90. 80
s anu, naElng facilities at his command. can
80 i.-.i,ee prompt delivery. fair treatment
ana prices 10 suit all Remeunbsr ere -
S.ahd. Hall a Block NOr,h OF Eighth Ward
squsre, State Road
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FIsHINa TAOKLr.

GUNS, AMMUNITION. REyoLyEps
" SpOr Ing Goods, wholesale and rptqfl
Guns and Tents let y the day or vesk.
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fla, 5 AZ
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
- walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

n Z. PoMEROY, BROKER AND 2gAI
VI. Estate Agent, 153 Main Street. None
70 Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale and 4
general real estate business transacted.
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FOR SALE.
SODA sPRIl

4 FIVE ACRE LOT NEAR THE NOUS
n ley Farm Inquire Of srs. A. J, Daft.
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ELEOrRIC TREATMENTS.

M ksDAIES JONES ANB EDMUNDs,ARE
u Prepared to give Electr c Trestness
IIoIn 20 cents to 81. Office over Godbe {.
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
IN DRAUGHT AT THE CO-OP- DRUG.
" store. 8 cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO PURCHASE BUILDING 10y WITHIN
- S1x DiockS OF Duslaess cent?. part
Ro-- S.,s p nv aud pa cash address D F.,
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a South Street To- 9HOOND
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DIR. ELLEN FERGUsON
TWO ZINE ROOMs,

{ FsICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ga Z
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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Sixteen PAGES !

The largest. best, bright
est. most original paper
published for families and
business men is Tax Sun
DAY HERALD. Note the
wide fields covered by to-
days issue.
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4 FINE SADDLE HORSE. YEARS OH
o ~ so Saddle and Bride. Apply az this
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{ n July 2. A FOUR.YEAR-OLD Roam
n o- Asse; branded Z on lefs hip leave
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OFFTCE FOR RRNr.

A FINE OFFICE SUITE N THE HERALD
= Building Apply AZ .his odioe.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-08

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fragen bemerfen mir, baB mir. gfi6t7Ibon7
nenten un6 ni6t gu GrGmien Serehtt9teH
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ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY, :
CHICAGO.
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No Reform Ihn,a


When is reform to commence in Del.
aware? Will 1t be when Mr.. Biggs Ia
elected Governor? II so, there has been
no intimation of it In the Democratic
state Convention held last Tuesday. II
any body can see in the platform adopted
the least intention to adopt any reform
measure he certainly reads 1t without a
proper appreciation OF its intentions.
III the Democratic party Of Delaware
intended TO reform anything why did 1t
nov oistinetiy say so in its Platform OF
principles?
1t is not for the need OF reform that
u mas been silent upon that subject.
Az Times 1t has been compelled to con.
less that there should be a reform In
representation, that IL should he mora
nearly equal, that the people should he
entrusted with the privilege and Do wer
Vi eiecting their own county and State
ohcers, that represent atives In the Leg.
lsisture and the Levy Courts should he
elected by districts, that there shonId
not be q life judlc.a ry. and that tbere
should not be fifty thousand disfran.
chised citizens Of New Castle County.
but there never has been reform princi,
pies enough in the party to bring about
any Of these reforms.
The party has secured such a firm
feld on the State that 1t cares NOTHING
more for reform, and consequently was
entirely silent upon that subject In its
last platform. The greed of office to II
10 OF vastly more importance than re-
form measures. II rightly concluded
that political party that had for
nearly thirty years held successive
power and had grown stronger could
mold 1t longer by some other means
shan by embarking in tha uncertain
waters of reform.
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Iu1LMINaroN a NoRrHERN r.

Time table in effect July LIST, 1855. Trains
For Reading, Birdsbofo. Joanna, Spying.
neld, Waynesburg Question, Manor, Potts
VILE, Tamaqua. Allentown, Lebanon, wsr.
nersviiie and all points on the Philadelphia
for Coatesville, Embrsville, Lenape,
Chadd's Ford and DUPONT, 100 .. m, 2t6,
D % and o.l6 p. m. FOR Reading and inter
mediate points, ct o p. m.
For West Chester, 100 q. m, 2a6, and 500
p. m.
For New Bridge, Costesville and inter.
mediate points. 800 and e.16p. m.
On wednesday and Saturday, 1915 o. m.
i0r New Bridge, Birmingham Park and all
intsrmediate points.
On Sunday, for Reading, Ooatesv lille, West
Ohester and all intermediate points. % o.
m. and ID p. m.
A. q. MooAUSLAND, L. A. BOWER,
Superintende nt. aen,I Pass. Ae't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-21

Linens.
Pillow case linens, widths
I40 to 81 inches, % to IS
cents; down one-fourth.
Cream damask towels
with red borders, 16 cents.
I1uck towels with dam.
ask borders, ;}0c, Soc. 40c,
45c, SOC.
Linen tea sets. Table
eloth and a dozen napkins,
3 and 1925.
Silks.
Charbin black silks, 80
cents, 81, SI.I5, SI.25 and
SI.5o.
Black Damasse silks, rs
cents.
Pongee silks, with figures
embroidered in silk, $40 lor
a piece of 81 yards.
Velvets of all colors, ST
to S..
Clothing.
Boys clothing, marked
down lots.
Mems clothing to order.
Trousers at SIS and suits at
$50. Down much.
Embroideries.
Swiss curtains, 500 pairs,
$3.50 to $50.
Bed sets, sheet and pillow
shams, So to 50.
Bed spreads, SO to S..
Tides, 40 cents to S1.5O.
Edgings, &c to 2sc.
Flouncings, SOC to $3.50.
Dotted and figured Swiss,
I5c to Soc.
Dress Goods.
eeersuckers, 12.c to &c.
French sateens, 81 &c.
Crazy Grape, cotton, 12bc;
wool. 37Ic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-21

In the eight months that Oongrss
has been In session Cleveland has vetoet
one hundred and thirteen bills. Up {,
the time OF his Inauguration only ON,
hundred and eight oils had been vetoed
since the foundation OF the government,
OF those bills President johnson vetoed
seventeen, Grant twenty eight, Lincoln
one, Hayes twelve, and Arthur four.
All the Presidents prior to Lincoln had
vetoed only forty-six. 1t will be seen
from this record that Mr.. Cleveland,
who before his election wrote that the
office Of President is essentially execu.
tive In Its nature" has done more veto.
ing In eight months than had been done
BY all the Presidents in the ninety.
seven years that have interviewed since
the Inauguration of Washington. The
impression Mr.. Cleveland wished to
convey when he was o candidate for
the Presidency by using the expression
quoted, was that IL ia the business OF
Congress to make the laws and 1t 10 the
duty OF the President to execute them
without question or criticism, and hence
that 1t wss not necessary that o great
man should occupy the Presidential
chair.
A great many OF the Cleveland vetoes
were OF pension bills, for which Clsve-
land seemed to entertain q special dis
like, and the veto OF the Des Moines
Land Dill is 80 clearly In the interests
Of capitalists and against the Interests
and claims Of number Of poor settlers
hat 1t fully bore ont the prime ples
cleveland entertained against the poor
Jar drivers Of New York while he was
Governor Of New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-21
Doom of the Anarchists.

The verdict on Friday which semi
seven Chicago anarchists to the Rallow,
and one to the penitentiary for fifteen
years, WAS terribly severe, but q Jus,
and righteous one. The convicted men
were not only guilty Of the murder Of
several Chicago policemen, but they
were conspirators and plotters against
society and against organised govern
ment. The man who simply murders
another 10 only murderer for greed or
In anger, which lie bad enough, but the
man who commits murder for the pur-
pose of overthrowing government is
doubly to be feared. These men were
guilty OF Wholesale assassina alton and of
plotting against organized society, and
1t was hendishly executed.
The verdict comes ct the right time.
and 1t will 60 far to compel q whole
some respect for the majesty OF law and
will crush the serpent of anarchy that
had silently crept upon our soil and
was gradually entwining itself around
our system Of government to crush 1t to
death. The cheeks OF the lawless spa wn
will blanch with Wilderness when they
see that there 10 . spirit amongst the
people that, while 1t is forbearing, says
THUS far shalt thou come and no far
ther." For years past these anarchists
have been tolerated by the American
people, not that they favored their doc ]
trinss, but they did not want to appear
as prosecutors OF men for opinions |
sake. They were slow to wake up to !
the danger that lurked in the teacAin gs
OF the alien brood, but when they did
arouse 1t was with q vengeance that
foreboded the determination OF the
guilty.
The law has in no sense been strained
to reach the fatal verdict. The testi-
mony that convicted WAS not manu- fac.
Mred, but 1t was strong, strait, forci BILE
and decisive. The conspirators had
the abless counsel that would offer in
their behalf, and the trial has been q
fair one. Let those who have any
thought Of conspiring against law and
good government take warning from
the conviction OF the Chicago anarchists.
A slowness to move must not be con-
strued into an acquiescence in the
principles OF anarchism. The people
may be slow to move, but when they
do move they sweep down upon treason
and Anarchism with q vengeance that
carries wholesome fear with 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-21

THE COAL magnates have had an
other meeting to pio. against the people
to keep up the price Of GOAL. They
have determined that 500, 900 tons less
OF anthracite shall be mined during
September coming than was mined
during last September. BY this deois-
lon OF course the miners will have less
10 do, and the coal companies will be
able to keep up the price OF coal. or
course very little will be said about
these coal magnates com bining to keep
up the price OF csal, but IL mum Der OF
combined to keep up their
wages, what howl would 60 up all
over the country.