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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
Labor Conventions.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. December THE
Federation OF Organized Trades ard
Labor Unions Of the Uaited States and
Canada opened lis annual session to-
day. The meeting was 10 have been
held in ST. Louis, bat was changed to
this city owing 10 the Convention Of the
National Trades Union, which conyenes
here 70 morrow. There are a large
numb = OF delegates and IL is expected
they Will form q union. President
Oompers says he regrets the nOn-action
OF the AmalgamGted Association look
ing TO confederation and falling to be
represented.
Henry Limerick, OF the New YORK
Furniture Workers international
Union, denies the press report that
he stated at PittsbuTg that a general
demond was TO be made on January lst
FOG reduction 10 nine hours and in
The event OF a refusal a strike is to fol-
lev two months later.
The session will hear the report of the
legislative committee this afternoon.
Grafton Pearce. representative of the
State Trades Assembly, delivered an
address eOngratuiat.ng the Federation
on the stand 1t had taken, not to mix
labor with politics. Harmony in trades
platform. He contrastsd the spectacles
OF Powderly ami Henry George as
political candidates to represent work
iHgInen. one free trader and the other
prOtcctionist. President Gompers,
replying. reviewed the past work If
trades unions, tcuding to the enlightgn
msnt OF all, AID beiRg conservators of
the public peace. As an organization
they are against tumuit and anarchy,
anu Socialism in all its bearings. was
safe with this Union. They looked to
and cultivated a spirit of Independents
and manhood, and the right to free
speech. liberty and the rights Of pro-
perty. They had many dissenSions dur
ing the year, but these would be touched
upon in the report of the legislative
committee. Referring 10 tn national
convention, which meets to morrow,
they should, he said, so conduct legis-
lation as 70 meet with the conventions
APPRECIATION and make all federation.
An adjournment was taken to 3 p NJ. F.,
and some excitement was created in the
hall by John r. Winder, of San Fran
cisco, ar the head OF the international
Typographical Union. beginning the
agitation Of the expulsion OF w. + g.
Price, corr spORdent of the New York
Tribune, which was denounced as a
leading rat" ofii,e The question will
be broU ght up this afternoon.
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RECOVERING.
The San Francisco Stock
Boom About Over. b.
ALLEGED aBXCAS OUTRAGE.
Labor COnveniions-An oil Pafic-
Ashore-Grossr's Rheamatiz-
john Z. Owens Dead Etc.
Tho Break Has Come.

SAN FzAScIsco, Decemb T An the
fevorite Mining stock to9k a fearful
downward plunge this morning. Con-
5olidated Virginia, which sold yester-
day at 85. opened this morning al 421
and quickly after went to 81. Ophir
followed suit. Sales on this stock were
made yesterday at 10, but II opened to-
day at %, closing at IN. Best &
Bsicher opened ct %, loss of 5, and d,
without any attempt ut recovery, closed
on the first board at 1917. Savage did
no better. IL opened at 10, a loss OF &,
snd hazuy closed at i55I. The break ia
Sierra Nevada was not SO bad being
strongly held a l3iz, closing az 1872
Gould & Curry sold &C I5Iz YESTERDAY,
but opened this morning at Is, closing
~ y. The break has created wide
spread CONSERVATION. The only as
sumption is that holders, having cor
rallied al the shorts, are now letting
the stock so. II this Should prove cor
rect, heavy further declines may be ex-
pec:ed. 40 failure is reported this
morning.
There was a sharp recovery in pricCs
st the afternoon session. Consolidated
Virs MIA, under moderate sales, went to
50 ana finally closed at 81. Best &
Belcher was also better at IS; ChoiIar
improved to S.75. Hale and SOTcroSs
S..5Sd arm ats 81. but und,r heavy sales
weakele Q. ODlir and o Id & Curry
we're the exceptions. the former closing
ut p. the latter at 10. The losing prices
Of the others were Crown Point at 10,
Mexican at 1925, Porosi at Is 25 Saw
age at 81, Sierra Nevada at 10. Q Mon
Consolidated &C 8. Utah at Il, Yellow
Jacket al GA
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Lightning Flashes.

The Union Pacific will soon adopt the
2I-hour system Of time.
The jury in the case against GulIkaa
and mo. ssenger has disagreed and
been discharged.
Prince Luitpold, Regent CT Bavaria
has arrived at Berlin. He was ton
dered hearty reception.
At Usage City. Ks, yesterday, an old
negro and his wife were burned 10 death
by their cottage catching fire.
A storm of unusual severity prevailed
along the entire Atlantic Coast yester-
day. Railway travel has been much
impeded by snow.
Representatives OF the cattle interests
are already in Washington. in theiuter-
eSts OF bill to prevent the spread of
pleuro-pneumonia.
HUMAN & Co.. stockholders, San
Francisco, who suspended last week.
resumed business yesterday. Sutro
Tunnel stock sold there yesterday atSl.
tt was learned to might that r. G.
Tobin, stock broker, 3li Montgomery
Stree, San Francisco had made an as
signment 20 I. ]. l.. Smiley. The ia
bi'ities are stated 10 be So 90.
Henry George, the defeated Labo
Candidate, hiss written an open letter TO
Archbishop COrr;gan. ~ reference 10
the latter's recent pastoral letter. 4
which ne warned his people against
land theories.
The Commercial Gc- lie j. authority
for the sta ement that 4 national tariff
association is being formed among the
workingmen Of the country, and i
looks for great things from il ~ the
next election.
Dispatches from Adelaide statc ;hat
large findings OF gold have beer made
in South Australian diggings, in ice re
Cion OF Teeiuipa. Five hundred men
have already cougregated at that To-
cality. The largest nugget vet found IS
said to weigh thirty ounces.
The Bank OF Gold Hill, New, has
suspended until an examination Of its
affairs can be made. There has been =
heavy run on the bank By the holders
OF certificates OF deposit and b. those
having stock transactions with Il. The
liabilities are NJ. ascer lained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
MORMONs MADE TO MOVE.
Two Latter-day Saints Meet With
a Determined Crowd.

From a gentleman who has just n
rived from an extensive trip through
northwestern Alabama. including 81.
Clair County, We learn that the people
OF Lincoln, that county, have just
fonnd il n cesssry to request the re-
moval of two Mormon elders who were
working up that section for converts to
their neiaIious faith. Ii is thought
these are the same two fellows that " re
in Fish Greek, in Polk County, men
ton of whose presence was made in the
C0uTGnt at the time. They stopped at
Lincoln, and had engaged board With
an attscbe Of one of tue many saw mills
OF that section, and were really making
q little Roadway with the lower classes.
Their scheme and motive became
known to few honest men about the
mills, who appointed one Of tL6ir num-
Der TO notify the elders that they would
be given ten hours 10 skip from those
parts. which notification was duly re-
ceiyed, together with q good everyday
sermon that was not couched in the
most elegant language. When the time
ready to rid the country OF the pests.
They adjourned 10 tho house where
the Mormons stopped, but found they
had taken advantage OF the darkness
and tieeting time and vamoosed. The
man that haTbOred them was. however,
notified that his services were no longer
wanted at the mil where he was en-
p.oy e6.-Ca-terville. Ca, ColTaat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
An OIL Panic

PrrrsBURs, December IA sudden
and heavy decline in oil to-day caused
a panic on Change and dumping large
lot of certificates on the market. The
session opened with q weak feeling.
bearish field news having depressing
influence. The first sale was made at
so, aud q gradual decline to 771Z fol-
lowed. Prices then remained without
material change until shortly before
noon, when the bears made terrific
onslaught on the market and caused q
drop in q very few minutes 10 TX,
eight cents and half below the OPEN
ing. A scene Of the widest excitement
ensued. Holders of long oil did every
thing in their power 10 stem the cur
rent, but without avail, and becoming
panic-stricken commenced unloading
at TX. However, the decline was
checked. and with a strong effort the
market rallied 20 1888 at l o'clock. Only
one failure occurred here, F. NJ. Hayes,
one of the leading brokers, was unable
to meet mis- contracts, and 5000 barrels
of oil were sold out under the rule for
his account. Tne money difference is
not known
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PERSONAL.

E. TANSER. of Milford r IS in town.
A. J. STEWART is up'sTom GreaseWOOd
farm.
Q. D: WHlTs,- Of Beaver, is paying
Salt Lake visit.
JAMES NELSON came So from Cotton
wood on Tuesday.
GEO. ]. NEEDHASb and salnily have re-
turned from the east.
JED. STRINGuAM, of the BOuntiful
Coop, in in Salt Lake.
Jas. e CLIFTON, Of Jaab, Is in salt
Lake on . business trap.
JOSEPH Cook. Superintsndent Cedar
Fort Co op., is in the city.
ALMA HAsUE came-to Salt Lake last
evening, on business bena
F. B. SEMPLE, Of the Burlington
Route, was in the. city yesterday.
HARRY ADAMS OF Nephj, cane north
last evening 10 look for . cooler climate.
sC. 4. PRYAN is up comparing our
muddy streets with the gravel walks Of
Nephi.
TIA. JUDI was in the city yesterday,
on his way home to GrantsYille from
Wyoming.
HoN. LsRIS FAsR was down from
Ogden receiving the congratulations OF
his friends yesterday.
w. c. 4. SHOOT, JR., leaves this morn
ing for run through the south in the
interest OF Spencer CiaTsOn.
JUDGE J. r. MCBRIDE came IN from
Salt Lake on this mornings train. He
winks his oIf-eye at the Japan silver
-futcr-IddhO.
APOSTLE H J. GRANT and JOhn Henry
Smith start for 81. George tbis morning
10 attend the quarterly conference TO
be held there on Saturday.
SUPT. SHARP and A. F.. DOremus re
turned last evening from No. - bridge,
which is completed and pronounced
success. The southern boys are CORE
s2Ondingly happy.
MRs. JENNINGS, Jos. A. Jennings and
DR.. Benedict have returned from Cali
fornia. Young Clarence Jennings was
brought back with them. He has
greatly improved and is on a fair way
to recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
The swindler Caught.

NEW YoES, December The enter
prising person who recently sold $50. 900
worth Of unauthorized tickets for Patti
concerts in the City of Mexico, has been
captured. is believed, by Mexican de-
tectives. From dispatches received at
Henry Abbey's Office, in this city yes
terday, il is supposed that the swindler
has been found within thirty miles Of
the City of Mexico. The man is sur
posed TO be one Charles Bourbon, an
alleged Partisan journalist. who lived 81
50 Clinton Place, in this city, for a few
weeks last fall. The information con-
tanned in the dispatch was very meagre,
and ii was not known positively by
Abbey's representative IN this city. yes
terday, that BourtOu, or whoever he Is,
had actually been arrested. e " 3
known certainly. however. tbat the Iusn
was under police surveillance. and
would not be alleged TO leave the cOga-
try. II was tho GIT there was q very
good chance of recovering the money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
The Union Pacific to Adopt the New
Time

CHICAGO, December IA special TO
Iaier-OesGR, from Pacific Junction,
Iowa, says; A movement IS about TO be
made by the Union Pacific, and it will
have g most important effect on rail-
roads all over the country. Il IS the
adoption of the twenty-four hour O'Clock
system. \ general order Of the COM
pany about his change is in the hands
OF I printer, and Will soon be issued.
Waichmskers are busy at work adapt
Ing the Union Pacific watches and
clocks to the new order OF recording
time. and it is expected that trains will
be run on this standard, beginning with
the new year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
BOB BRISCOE INDICTED.
The Grand Jury Hold Him for Re-
eeiYing Stolen Property.

Robert Briseoe, who recently figured
in the Police Court on the charge of re-
ceiving stolen property, and who was
held in $500 bonds to await the action
of the grand jury, has been indicted By
that body. II will be remembered tina.
the evidence before the Justice of the
Peace was to the effect that a number
OF boys had applied to Briscoe for the
loan of his job wagon, and Briscoe had
told them that il they would give him q
chicken apiece they might have it
When the boys replied that they had no
chickens, BriscOe told them that there
were plenty OF chickens running loose
in the fields. Acting upon this hint the
20 IgLs visit q the fields and pinched''
a number OF chickens, which they de
liYered to BriscCe IL payment for the
use of his chariot. Yesterday Briscoe
wss arraigned before Judge Zane 10
plead to the indictment charging him
with receiving stolen property. He
entered a plea of not guilty, and was
released on bonds of $500. The value
of the property alleged TO have bean re-
ceived by Briscce was somewhere in the
neighbOrhOod OF $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
shore

ATLaSTIc CITY. y. J., December Il
An unknown schooner is ashore on the
beach here The sea is very heavy,
and all attempts to rescue the crew OF
The vessel, who are in the rigging, have
thus far been unsuccessful
A.BuEY PARK. y. Y, December -
The tEo-masted ch )oner John T. Long,
OF New York. came ashore ut o'clock
this morning. The surf was running
very high. but the liie-saving crew sue
cseded In boarding the vesssl. They
found only a dog on hoard. II is sup
uosed ,he crew vas swept over board IN
q heavy sea. The schooner Will prob
ablv prove a total 10 2.
SALrM. Mass, December IAN IN
known .thTee-masted schooner Is re-
Dorted sunk three miles east OF Lowell
island. with her masis standing three
feef ont OF water. There are 10 iitinss
OF the crew.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
The 0zOkerite Company.

The Ozokerite Mining Company. .
New York corporation, has filed its ar
ticles with the Secretary Of the Terri
tory. The corporation consists of Jacob
Wallace, Rerbsrt B. Masters and Chas.
II. Berkeley. azd the purposes for which
the company rs formed are mining, re-
timing and selling OzOkerite and its pro-
ducts. The capital stock is placed at
81 200, 600 and the term of existence is
named as fifty years. The capital stock
is divided into u 500 shares, OF the par
value OF 800. The said company IL
formed for the purpose Of carrying on
come part of its business outside Of the
State of New York-namely, in Utah,
near the Pleasant Valley station of the
Denver & Rio Gronde Railway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
Strangers From the Tropics

Visiting this country, Will find HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND TAB. q SUI
perior remedy for the coughs, colds
and bronchial difficulties which a
change from a torrid TO q temperate
cline always engenders. CubAns who
have tried il are loud in its praise. In
fact, it has no equal in the phar-
macop9ia, or among proprietary medi-
cines, as a cure for throat or lung COM
plants. Procurable Of all druggists at
25 cents, 20 cents and 81. Great saving
by purchasing large size. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
Let the wretch Hang.

RICHMOND, Va, December 7.-Gover-
nor Lee has decided not to interfere
with the judgment of the court in the
case of Clayerius either by commute
ton or pardon. The execution Will take
place on Friday, unless application fer
respite is made, which will be consIc-
cred by the Governor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
r.n,.in.. rorrunate p1feorery

Cant. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply
;pr between Atlantic City and n. /,
has been troubled with q cough so thai
h. was unable 70 sleep, and was induced
Id try DR.. Kings New Discovery toi
CONSUMPTION. II not only gave MN
instant relief, but allayed the exiene
soreness in his breast dis cnH1ren
- Similarly affected and q single dose
b.5 the same happy effect. DR.. King !.
So Discovery Is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman HOUSEHOLD and
on board the schooner. Free Ina
bottles Of this Standard Remedy At q. Q.
u. /. DRUG Store,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
PiIes, pIla.i PiIesr

Sue cure for blind. bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cured the
worst cases Of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. Ii absOrbs tumOrs, allays
the itching 81 once, acts as q pouitice.
gives instant relief. Kinks Pile ONT
itching Of the private parts. and
nothing else. Every box is warranted
by the agent
Sold BY Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt OF price. 90. and 500 per box.
DR.. Z. U. BEN TON, PROP.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
1hePrnsIdent.a khaumnti.m-

WAsHIEGToE, DecemberT.-The Presi-
dent is somewhat improved in health
to-oay, and was able to preside at the
regular Cabinet meeting.
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The Kanab Tragedy.

Coroner z. X. Judd. of Kanab, Kane
County, has held an inquest on the
body Of Joseph n. Dobson, who was in
stantly killed by Willfred Halliday. for
having seduced the latter's wife. Fol-
lowing is the verdict of the jury:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
Actor Owens Dead.

BALTIMORE, Nd, December John
E. Owens, the veteran comedian. died
this morning at his house in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
Jimmy, DE-. Join, the eang.

PnsBURe, December - James G.
Blaine ,Jr., began work on the Pittsburg
Times rs a reporter, this evening.
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THE NEW ESTIMATES.

The Secretary of the Treasury has
sent to Congress estimates of the ap-
preparations required for the fiscal yea :
ended June so, 1888. The total amount
esumated, as required for all expenses
VI me government, is 1925 IS5, 79a,
hnich IS Sl4, 403, 759 less than the sum
SSaled Tor in the estimates submitted
tAsI year, and $2T2, SOL less than the
aggregate OF appropriations for the
present hscal year. The estimates for
1883 are made up OF the following items.
legislative est .blishment, sS.ssO.SSs.
executive establishment. SiS.l25.40S.
ggls-elai establishment, S4I5,sOl.
5ylelEn intercourse. $40. I35,T2
S----tsI4 establishment, -. 81. $50
HaEal establishment 81, 6Sa,7J5
44A-lan Affairs, !. COS. s7S.
tensions, SO, 352.5lo
onc works. S2-.tO.6ef.
Ges!al service. S4.72a, So.
al-,cei.-ue9us. -. is. 6S9
1s5 s5-l1ieA5 annual appropriations. Sis
Grand co.aL S5ssI0.7sl
Estimates for the executive establish
Ae1t. Judicial establishment military
adjustment, naval establishment
PUBIC works, and postal service. are ir
4sssss o. the sr?-oT- iaticls for those
TIl ~ for the current fiscal wear.
sSLe'e Is an increase OF about 5000 .O0O
-o- pubic WORKS; about $50 1000 for
f 90. establishment, about $1,000 900
~ ~. ne military and nearly 5000 OOO
F-.---s postal service establishment.
--- '-,.l-!eS Tor the river and barbor i'm
b. 5-ieal- asgr' gate $50, 2Sl 80. The
s5-.' {, ~ p. items OF these estimates are.
~ gy-Jlor ne Ear5CT OF Boston $3.50. -
y--,loT me LarbOr ct Buffalo. New
C S5,J O.4each for the harbo-s at
A. 249Tle'" Michigan; Cleveland:
S1,--5--1-ss bay, Texas. ana Brszos.
an, an ego, Texas; Goes aar5or. Oreron
IN --'s IN gton, California; S200 o., or
b. - ,1--','-l- -4y, and $50 DOB tor tbe
l1-,y-..' LAY az csAlasd. California; 500 90
0t 't - Ina Bay, Oregon: SJ50Gl0 for
L. the East RIVER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08
The French Cabinet.

Pans, December 7.-Floquet has been
entrusted with the formation of
cabinet, and is now engaged in the task.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver ComplaintP Shiloh 3
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. G.. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-08

USE INSTEAD OF UNwHoLEsoME Cos
METICs, GLESS's SCLPHU. SOAP, which
purifies and beauties the skin.
Huns HAIR AND HHTsKER DYE, black
or brown, so cents.
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Model Way OF Curing q Cold.
SALEM, ESSEX Co. Mass,

SALEM, ESSEX Co. Mass,
February IL, 1886.
About ten days ago I took severe
cold, which settled on my chest and
back and caused me much suffering.
Immediately procured three Allcock's
Porous Plasters; two | applied 70 my
chest and one 10 my back. In a few
hours my pains sensibly abated, and in
three DAYS | was entirely well. l take
great pleasure in recommending ALI
cocks Plasters.
A. A. AvERILL.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
KANE PRECINCT, $
County OF Kane

An inquisitiOn at Kanab, in the County OF
Kane, on the 18th day OF November, AID.
1856, before ZadOc X. Judd, coroner of said
there lying dead. by the jurors whese names
are hereto subscribed. The said jurors upon
their Oaths do say that the deceased came
10 his death from the effect of pistol shots
fired by the hand OF Wilfred II. Halliday,
and with felOnious intent, on sunday, the
18th day Of November, 1855.
In testimony whereof the said jurors have
hereuntO set their hands the day and year
aforesaid.
B. l. YOUNG,
GILBERT r. BEEBE,
c. II. OLIPHANT,
Jurors.
Attest: 2. K. JUDD, Coroner.
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10 AMEND THE EATi1NAL BANK ACT
o.
GENERAL JOHN MOORE

has arrived IN Washington from San
Francisco aud to-day assumed the
duties of Surgeon-General of he Arr.
The President Will transmit to Con-
gress tomorrow a report from the Sec
rotary OF State