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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-18
The Cutting scrape.

DENVER, Col, August 17.-El Paso
special: The rumor which prevails in
the north about Minister Jackson hav-
ing been ordered out of the country by
the Mexican authorities is entirely
without foundation. 1t is, on the
contrary reported that during General
SedeWick's tour of investigation, Mex.
ico intends to use all the amenities oil
the Internationai comfy.
Everything is quiet at Paso del NOrte.
Consul Brigham is awaiting the coming
of Mr.. Sedgwick, andis prepared to give
him all the needed assistance IN making
most thorough investigation.
Cutting says he will be able TO pr We
{ Sedgwick's entire satisfaction tnat be
never circGlated copies OF the "a Pasc
Herald, containing the second libel N
P SO del NorIe. Upon this persona
circulation hinges at present the Mex
ican claim TO the legality OF Cutting
imprisonment
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A New Fort for Utah.

UNAuA, August 9.-Orders have been
Ieceiyed at military headquarters here
nom the War Department to immedi
sicily dispatch troops from Wyoming to
Northern Utah and establish a new mill
iiary pos, TO be called Fort Duquesne,
to be located at the junction Of Ashley's
Fork and The Duquesne river. to take
The place Of old Fort Thornburg, as a
eantoumsnt among the Utah Indians.
u VII be seyenty-rive miles from the
nearest point of the Denver and Rio
Oranoe Railroad. in northwestern Utah,
sno 10 niles southwestern Fort Bridger,
Wy. i. The post will be located mid
way between the Uintah and L tab In
alahs, and its garrison will keep pea e
lstSeen these tribes while guarding the
setuefs n that fast-developing region
-toW INVASION. IL Will also be but a
1EUit distance from Salt Lake City, and
-l.m easy railroad connection with
- G5g. Ia case OF any outbreak
..oi;s tne MOrmons the military at
~ douglass viii DC reinforced by de-
- mems IRON the new fort.
VI some reason or other the W ar
apartment has deemed il best TO order
oopS % oe sent 10 the site of the new
~ ~ once. Major Bent n, OF Fort
-. Asslney, with two companies OF the
-,---tn cavalry, is under marching or
- - % 20 70 that place at once. The
80, VII i've IN hutS until the post
fll'alngs are finished.
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The knights rempIAr

ST. LOUIS. August lT.-Prepara1Ohs
u the great triennial conelaye of
Knights Templsr, to be held here next
month, are rapidly approaching COM
pletion, and will be as complies
and satisfactory as possible. Tie
vice-chairmAn OF the general COM
nlittee reports that ne already has
positive sdvices that 5000 Knights
remplar, accompanied by q, 600 mep
t,ers OF their families. Will De here and
that fully 10000 other persons VIII be
present 10 witness and share IA
toe great demons ration. Good guar
tiers WI b provided for .every
one vino desires 20 come. The accom-
modations already az the command OK
the committee are more than ample 70
meet the present demand. The Or
der OF the E2Syern Star, which
holds the same relation 10 the
Mason's fraternity that The Daughters
Of Rebscca do TO the Odd Fellows, vii
hold its annual convention during the
conclsve week, aud preparations are
being made TO give its lady members q
fne entertainment during their stay
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ADoubIe rr.sedyl

DESyEE, August IA special from
Albuquerque, New Mexico, says that =
double tragedy occurred in the town OF
MagdAlena, resulting in the death OF
John Lynch and Joe Van Wrinkle. Both
were cowboys and became involved in a
passionate difficulty while under the in
iiuence of liquor. II is stated that Van
Wrinkle, who IS comparatively astrangef,
was the first TO pull his gun. He was at
once shot down by Lynch, who then
proceeded 20 riddle tie body with bul e:
holes. Lynch was about TO mount his
morse aud escape, when he was shot
dead by friends OF Van Wrinkle. A man
named Brown, who is supposed to have
allied Lynch, has escaped. The tragedy
has created intense excitement in Mag
daiens aud vicinity.
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ON tho Hon.

LoSDeS, august la meeting OF
hop farmers from al the hoP-growing
districts in England was held at Tun-
bridge to-day. Resolutions we're unan-
mously adopted, declaring that The
present depression in the hoP-growfng
industry IS the result OF the undue pref
erence shown for the importers OF for
eigu hops by he railway companies,
in carrying foreign hops az lover rates
than can be obtained by the
home producers; Inc leso oI,,,s
tons OF freightsge, s reasonable i'm
Dor: duty. and q law TO prohibit the
landing OF foreign hops, uniess Sold
and accompanied BY certificate
giving ehe'sessou and district IN which
such bale MAS grown, signed by tie dis
trict authorities. The resclnhon'
further adYise the creationS tot I
ministry Of agriculture.
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From Britain.

LosDoN. August IA dispat h from
Simla says that the Bidsh-A Afghan
commission VIII return to India in
September via CsbuL.
Gr. Gladstone will neither initiate or
prolonge the discussion with reference
TO Ireland IN the debate in the address,
10 reply 10 the Queens speech His
followers acquieSce in this decision. AL
though the speech from the throne viii
not indicate lord Salisburyis Irish
policy. Il Is understood that either Lord
Randolph Churchill or Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, during the debate, VIII
intimate that o measure viii be intro
duced next year dealing with the Irish
local government and land quaFtiOn.
The Giadstuniars win accept such ir.;.-
nation as q sufficient pledge for the
present, bat the Parnellites appear 10
be determined TO press for de'ails, IN
which event 3 Lengthy discussion viii
probabiy ensue. As soon as the 81
dress has been adopted. the govern
ment will move that the supply bills
have precedence. IL is believed that.
Notwithstanding the expectation OF
Parneiiites, tine House viii be pro-
rocued on September 10th until
the first week in November,
when. unless some 1ntowasd
events should occur, it will be further
prolonged until the egnning OF FEB
/ ruarv. The governments whips have
advised the Conservatives tbs. IL will
be useless to give notice Of an introuuc-
ton of ues bills in the present situa-
ton, and no private bills viii be dis
cussed.
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FALKLAND ISLANDS.
A disastrous Peat Slip With
: loss Of Life and
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
Fort for Utah-A Quiet Ami
,.rs.ry The AfghAa ones-G /
.i,b-SRss0n's Marriage. All
pisastrous Peat snip.

w,sH,ys7os, August H.-Secretary
- received a dispatch from the
---;.as s,s.es Consul at Port Stanley,
~-,,.,.,5 Islands, giving an account OF
s. - -, - Dsst. which occurred on the
~ n June %, causing loss Of life
nd grsst destruction OF property. Elk
- s.D5i ne the entire length OF the south
80. .5--, ii the harbor and at a slight ele-
-.tion. i pier from which the labor
20 nnb!ic procure their fuel There
= no channels which drain the
-. and large quantities of water
Elect there curing the long
80 rhich at certain seasons last
- dsvs al time. Fer three days
- % the disaster airainstorm
IA ,DrsTs;led. About 8 o'eloc in the
---.- The bog began to quake, and.
s,aWv With a noise like thunder, it
.-oFs Loose. rashing down upon the
--Srn carving away everything in its
- bioeking up the streets and piling
n me peat in places to height OF SIX
- sigbt feet. Solid stone walls were rent
s.rnder. fences and poroces and iron
isnp posts Eer torn away. Tne boat
buses we're all swept away before its
march. The bewildered and terrified
population believed their town was
icing destroyed by an earthquake. The
avalanche lasted only an hour, but Its
path was one Of great devastation. A
mass OF scattered peat, amounting 10
10 less than 5000 tons, lay over the
town. 4 boy OF and an old man
named Patrick KeatIng were lost. At the
date OF the dispatch, fourteen days al
Ter the slide, the people living near the
inundated parts were fearing another
disaster and were constantly on tht
alert. -. ~ p
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A ouiet Annirorsarr.

toI1SnAN, August 1.-THE centen
aiai anniversary OF the death of Freder
OK the Great was celebrated quietly. in
SoeoIdance with the wishes of the En-
telOf. Alter the services in the gar
..so4 church, which were attended By
--ie imperial family, the troops in the
.ss-I Is paraoed, and were received by
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In suspense

CRY OF MEXICO August l5.-Nevs
has been received here that it Is denied
AZ Washington that Mirister Jackson
has resigned and creates suspense, as il
Is firmly believed that his resignation,
add essed 70 President Cleveland, and
daied June S0th, was sent 70 washing
ton when Mr.. Jackson was IN the
United States on leave OF absence
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srRAYED OH STOLEN.

URoN HEBER CITY, WAsATCH CO. ,
II Utah, on Monday night, July 18th, q
small. heavy Set dark brown mare. With
white spot In forehead, branded With q
large figure on left shoulder and la-ge u
on right thigh.
ANY person delivering said animal 70 John
duncan at Heber. or II. A. Tuckett, No. $50
Z. Fizt South Street, salt Lake City VIII be
literally rewRrded.
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rAe E.sa. s raeIae Rsorran...,lsn

NEW YoRK, August 1.-THE modified
plans Of the wistar committee for the
re organization OF the Texas & Pacific
Railroad was made public to-day. It's
provisions, in many respects, are identi-
cal with the Flemming plan. The i'm
portant differences are as follows
First, $525, 900 OF the capital stock shall
be ISSUED in payment OF the floating
debt Tue the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company, mot exceeding 81, 305 .0O0),
The Messrs. Keohsr, Loebe & Com
pany syndicate IS 10 receive 5 per
cent in cash, or in .first-mortgage
bonds, at the committees option, for
guaranteeing convention OF the
present consolidated bonds into new
securities. The syndicate has obligated
itself 70 take receivers certificates TO the
amount of $500. coo, bearing per cent.
interest at par, and il is TO be substi-
tuted for any non-assOrting stock
holders, upon payment OF SO per share.
The committee shall have power T.
negotiate with all companies for run
nIng powers, terminals. etc or TO
make contracts therefor binding upon
the new company, including traffic and
other agreements for use in all or in
part of the tracks, lines and terminals
owned by il. The last provision Is part
OF the old Wistar plan.
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ssOld Raar !,

WAsHIssroy, August Ia General
RosecranS, Register Of the Treasury,
left Washington to-day for Fort Wayne.
Ind. 10 attend the interstate meeting
OF veterans Of the late war and the
militia OF In5ian4, OHIO and Michigan
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Gus. AMMUNIrION.

4 I'd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
Il and RecsIl. a. Bedrock Prices. All The
-eading Rifies and Shot Guns In siock. Sea
our Manhattan y J. Gun, best IN the Ea--
<et AZ the pKlce- illustrated Catalogue ffee-
Repairing. Paris for Rifles aud Shot Guns IA
stoek. Keys ir-c1. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & spencer, "a walker Open
House, salt Lake City.
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Cholera Figures.

LoSDoS. August IT.-Cholera returns |:
Bsrietta. 81 new cases, IS deaths; We
nice 3 new cases. l death: Verona 6
new cases. Is deaths; Bologna 10 new
cases, s deaths; Ravenna II new cases,
o deaths; Pasua new casss, deaths;
ard 81 new cases and 7 deaths elsewhere.
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Nilsson's Marriage.

LOs'Ooy, August I7.-christine Nils
son writes; My marriage viii proba-
10y take place in September. 1 am
r55- ~. waiting Tor a dispensa;ion from
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Baseball.

CHICAGO. August 17.-Kansss City l6
Chicago 10.
,DErRoIr. August l7.-st. Louis 2, De
troit S.
WAsu1SerOx. August i7.-New Yorl
10. Washington s.
PrrTsBUss. August I7.-Me;ropohtsr
:, Pittsburgh
PaIUADEBPEIA, August l7.-BcstoR ?
Philadelphia 6.
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NE- POMEROY, BROKEB AND REAL
". Estate Agent. l5S Main Street. Money
20 Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale. ana .
general real estate business transacted.
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DEoLINING BUSINESS

MATTRESS BROS, no. 2 AND . 9 h.
n West Temple Street, having on hand an
assortment OF celebrs ted Northeriug and
fey BtcycleS 70 dispose Of we hereby.
guarantee greater bargains than have ever
been offered 20 the public, $40 machines
Tor 500; also forge anvil aud other fitting
tools for sale chap. For particulars apply
at No, 155 W. South Temple Street, Sat Lake
City. III ~
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BICYCLES. THIcYcLEs AND VEL.
.~r HHHr 0CTPEDEa.

EvANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THR
u Weir, Champion. Challenge, Ideai
and OitO; also for the Ridge bicycles and
Tandem tricycles- We are the only house
Bicycles ana Children's machines Also a
full line Of Bells, Spokes, Cement, Wfenches,
etc Bicycles sold on installuenfs rnd
rented By the osy or hour.
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Cold water wins.

JACKSON, Miss, August l7.-RePorts
from Yazso county. indicate the sue
cess of the Prohibition ticket. The cleo
ton was quiet, With hight vote. i-il
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TWO PINE RonMs-

HSFURSIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Renrto single Gentlemen o. Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply Al
TIE HEEALD once.
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tuL.EE. Gala. August I7.-Fjre last
Ign destroyed the business portion OF
~: tQEn; loss. go 600. insurance
'snL lnceHdiarv.
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PIsHINa TACKLk.

IAUN5, AMAUSITION. KEVOLvEE-5,
VI sporting Goods, wholesale and retail,
Guns and Tents let ~ the day or week.
Gun RepaiKing sad Keys made Fla. az
low priceE EVANS 4 SPENCER,
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY.
DANIEL GREENIG, IN THE MARKET
~ Row. sets GgOod lunch on shot notice,
keeps fresh bread. cakes, pies and Crackers
good enough for king Give him q call Sc
a W. First South street
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LOST.

ONE BLACK MARE. 9 YEARS OLD, ONE
" white hind foot. Leave az VIM. Woods
meat market and be rewarded.
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T L DAVIS. CHIRoPODIsT AND MAN
- icure. Onlce, Palace Hotel, salt Lake
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: Ike ScASDISAyIAx who was PIT IN
the cooler Monday night, and Who was
nicknamed John DsDishnisn, was fined
s. yesterday. E1I M lta =
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ELEOrRIc rKEArMFNrs.

MEsDAMEs JONES AND EDMUSDS ARB
VI prepared TO give Electric Treatment
from 30 GEMS 70 81 Office over GOdbe 3
Plus Dug store u
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house TO RENT.

EIRST DOOR VEST OFT. W JENNINGS
EhaahT ~ G. Il! sNELL-
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orREcE rOR Rent.

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
a Building. Apply a. this once
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
nN DRAUGHT AT THE COOP DRUG
" Store. cents.
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D. SPECIAL.

A PARAsoL FAN WAS I.EFT IN EXCUR-
a sion wagon No. 10 the oyEner can OBJ
tain i bI calling al Gives grocery store,
First South Street.
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DANIEL GKEES1G.

IA NARgEr ROW, KEEPS FRESH
It bread. cakes. pies and crackers. boiled
ham and lunch al day. Fruits Of all kinds
bought aud sold. satisfaction guaranteed
"a ~. First South Street, 4 -.r
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. So 3,
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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WANTED.

A GIRL TO DO GENERALHoUsEW WORK.
u apply 20 Mrs. J. B Kimbaii. no. 363,
south Aain Street..
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.e - KIT @E .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22
Copyrighted pss, by srAadss Nst.h'w''
EDGED TOOLS,
a TALE IN TWO CHAPTERS,
BY sRASpER MATHEWS AND wALTER HER'
HAS POLLOCK.

CHATTER /.
MONSIEUR BLlIZlNI's First PERFORMANCE
The season was at It's height at the little
town OF Withsrlngton, on the south coaat
Of England, and the presence there otthree
German bands and q troupe OF Tyroless
either players might be taken as evidence
that the season at Witherington was up'
usually brilliant, At the pavilion on the
pier-and what seltrespecting seaside re-
sort Is now without It's pier and pavilion
companies neutrality-suspicious. follow,
ed one another in rapid succession aud
with equal success. A wandering variety
show had fingered for nearly q week, sc
attractive had been the latest war'sonp
which tho Only MacfarlanO had beloved
Justify in response to three enCores Of
every performance. The celebrated Camp
bell Comedy Company hsdgiyenaroundo
the Legitimate drams-an elastic term a
Mr.. Campbell understood 1t, for it allowed
Mics Dora Dartmocr Mrs. Cswpbslll II
appear ps the heroiRes OF "Fhe Lady o
Lyons," "East Lynne" Happy Pair
and "TAe Little Detective" Alter e weei
OF tho legitimate drama the celebrated
Campbell Comedy Company had departed
and Tho small boys OF Witherington hs(
torn down the vast pictorial posters II
l which Mr.. Campbell Was represented .
shaking hands With David GarrlCk, while
Shakespeare lowered about them, dlstrlo
uting an impartial blessing, Now a new
advertisement waa 10 be read by those WhI
we're willing to pause before the boarding.
scaltered here and there throughout Ga
town. Thia advertisement was peCuIlaaI
enough TO deserve reproduction here IL
PAVILION HALL
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PAVILION HALL,
sEANOE Observation-Disclosures.
MONSIEUR BLlT2INI.

This wor!d.renowned artistic will visit
WItheringlor aud perform O. the Pavilion
Hall at s .. IN. on The evenings OF Friday
and Saturday, August 10 and u. 1885,
| spoRrANT TO THESE INTERESTED IN THE
oCCULTl
NO MAHATMAs or E.oTEhIc BAMBooZ'
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Gipe GStelti9strar
wnEELiSG3 ". VA NOVEMBER ~, 1889


President Cleveland has been the OBJ
iect Of especially lender solicitude on the
mart OF the Mugwump rewsPapers' They
"a v in him the embodiment Of their idea
o! reform.
He was to do and bo what no other
President had done and been. Above all
he was to plAco clIiOo'holding on so higha
plane that the ordinary mortal could not
reach It, and the unworthy, plsced there
by the Republican party, could not abide
upon It. TbCrO WAS to be q strict holding
nm 10 Civil ssrvi,orules made by the Pres
ident to apply to cases outside OF the Ctyll
seryice act. President Cleveland laid
down his own law, and the MuEWumpS
saw that 1t was we'll.
In due time the President suspended
two United States District attorneys, Ben
ton, Democrat, aud Stone, Republican,
for making political speeches. The Miss
ourl Democracy areso in It's might, read
the President q curtain lecture, and Ben
ton was restored. ASyet Stone has not
been restored. AL this has broken the
h,krt Of tho New York Erening Post,
which hsa done tho beet /! could for
Cleveland under adverse circumstances,
il, tno Posi on Benton's Csse:
Whatever be thu peliIs OF the Benton
Cs.a In 4 hich the PRECEDENT has II stofel
q Iiistr,ct Attorney whOmhG had removed
for decisive craftsmanship, the PrCaideEts
reasons for his actions are pretty aurO to
caupe him deal ii trouble. We may
safely challenge the production during
tho twenty.lyo years of Republican Ad-
njniatYRtion, unhouRled 80 the actIvtty
OF the oiIice.holders wee, Of u single Cou:
ieEsion that the government suffered
through the campaigning OF Us oiiiCers OF
their attendance ct conventions. Every
ono Of them, II called 10 account, would
have ENid Exactly what Mr.. Benton says
In his letter at excuse. And u ho be ex'
Cusablu and the cider q July 10 d0ea not
cover Tia case, it ought TO have been dit.
fsteltly wooded. 1t ought to have bNld
that cllceholdeH might ho ss active In
politiCp as they pleased, provided that
their activity did not, IN their judgment,
interfere with their official duty.
Tho restoration Of Mr.. Benton seomB to
us 10 plunge the whole matter once more
into That Ssguenefs and uncertainty out
Of which all the abuses spraDg. We sup;
pcsod that positive aud definite rule had
been substituted for the interested notionE
OF lOO,OCO clliCG.ho!dtrF, each probably
holding different view of his duty. We
supposed also that check bad been put
on he practice by aplell officials OF pub
licly denouncipg that portion oil the COM
munily from which they draw half their
salwiep, ind OF candidates who may O.
any election become their superior OIL
Ceiu. But It teems a. II Va we're Iqet
where wO were iaSt June, and u Il the
term "olCnsiyO partiaauBhlp" were egsin
surrounded BY the obsCIr:ity which iol
some tune after Mr., Cleveland came into
Office deprived 1t Of large part oil lie
value.
This Is honest comment and tdccs the
Pot credit. Tho facts in tho Gaze ure moi
cleditable 10 tho President.