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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Personal and General.

The FAMILY of F. A. Brown was be-
fore the Grand Jury yesterday.
TIE GRAND JURY will interview a
number of the members OF the family
of Moroui Brown At 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Two coxNoS vags were committed IN
the Police Court to-day, in default OF
$40 fine. and one delinquent was nned
SIS for fast driving.
THERE ARE now two indictments pend
ing against A. ]. Kershaw, but still the
c-15ssSers are not satisfied. They are
irving to find another indictment
against him.
liz ADDITION TO the usually almost in
sufferable condition OF the District
Courtroom, il was hlled with dust TINS
morning. Let the remedy come speed
ily and specifically.
"How,s YOUR old body7' was the
salutation with which deputy marshal
greeted a lady upon whom he had q
subpnna to serve. The lady was Justly
INDIGNANT. and the fellow narrowly
escaped q ringing box on the ear.
C.pr.1s SxrrH. chairman of the COM
mittee OF arrangements lol -
| services. on the 30fh and 3lst inst: ma
received a letter from Governor West
accepting an invitation, and pronis-
ing attendance at the s service e
to be given under K the 3 q auspices p A ?
rsneements Tor a grand celebration are
RAPIDLY being consumated anda glorioui
time is anticipated.
MIS-. JOSEPH A. WEST was the reciR,l
emf of very pleasant and agreeaol
surprise on Tuesday evening na@Ixs rhe &c
N-s West. H. H. Rolapp. Esq. too
| the position Of master Of ceremonies
xbile Professors L. d. Edwards an
Ole Berkoil and the Misses Haigreel
furnished pleasant instrumental an
zeal music for the evening a sumpl
nous picnic was partaken OF and N
evening was enjoyed by all participant
.waKs TIE Jury in the case OF Orth =
Brown. were conducted 10 their roof
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NOTICE.

To al Tie Descendants Of ny Fathers
House, Greeting:
THE ANNUAL YOUNG FAMILY Re
union will be held In the Sat TX
Theatre IN the s5th anniversary of the birth
day OF President Brigham Young. June ST
lss6 at2pm. lof the families who pos
sibly can are requested 20 be present. Inc
members viii please provide tnemseiV YES
Wien picnic. LORENZO ID. YOUNG,
Presiden. Young Family Association
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The FAMILY OF F. A. Brown was be-
fore the Grand Jury yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27

STATE OF NEW YORK,
County OF New YORK, So.
City Of New York;
WEST POLLOCK, Secretary OF she Niagara
Fire Insurance Company, being duly sworn'
deposes and says that be Is the above ae.
scribed oficer OF saif Company. and that
tha foregoing statement OF the general CON,
,iition OF said Company on saio 51st day OF
necarber last. Is correct according 70 the
beSt of his information, knowledge snd be-
lief respectively. -.
Subscribed snd sworn q before
me, this 18th day cf January
EDGAR FORMAN.
Notary Public. Kings Co, ny
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
STATE oF,Ngw YOESs
City aad county -
- Earu Work

1 lanes A. Pisck, clerk Of the City ana
County OF New YORK. and also clerk OF me
s,Inrefne Court for the said city and county,
nsir,0 a Court Of Record, do hereby certify
thar Edgar For1nan has nled in the CLERK :
Offce OF the Comfy Of New YORK ee5ln leo
copv OF his appointment as Notary fuonc
for the County Of Kings. with his autog,aPn
si-nssnre and was AZ the time Of taking
fbe annexed deposition duly authorized 20
axe the same. and thar / am well acquAinted
rim the handwriting Of said Notary Pub
iIc. and verify uelteve that the SIGNATURE 70
the snnexed certificate Is genuine.
- In testimony whereof, have here
unto ST. my hand and afhxed the
seal Of said Court and County the
fsrAI.1 SOth day Of Jsuuary, 1se6.
JAMES A PLACk,
.rr.. Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT
ANNUAL S
NOR the wear ending December Slst, lss5.
Il of the condition Of the
Insurance Company
of North America,


of North America,
Made TO the Secretary of the Territory of
Utah. in pursuance OF an Act relating 20
Fire Insurance Companies, approved Aarch
13th. 1854.
Name of Company and location. Insnr
ance Company OF North Anefiea' %
philadelphia Pennsylvania -. -.
? Theamount of Capital Stock ISIS ~ ~ ~
z The Capital Stock paid up Is S.v9g OJV.vV
4 The amount of the Assets - o,sfsos'.so
The amount Of its Liabilities - a.,
Gncluding Capitall Is - o,u-z, z'o-Sf
The si Nsi Surplus over ~ -, 2s6525Oi
6. The name of its Attorney or
Agent for the Territory OF
Utah. is Heber J. Grant,
Salt Lake CITY.
Ne Tyenseee e'9 S.sT7,2l5.7o
The s ExR Rs1e uui'Hs ' 42Os 5es57
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
County of Erie.>
IF. DowSrxG. General Agent. western
DEPARTMENT, being duly sworn ,s,; 49,
OF said Company. and that the toregollls
| staternent OF the general condition OF SAID
Company. on said 3lst day OF December Isl
IL correct, according 10 the best OF MS IN
ioSmation. knowledge and belief. reSPec
IF. DOWNING.
Gent raj Agent
Subscribe and sworn to betor,
lsEAL. me. this I'D day otFebruaTy, A-D
c. sMALLEY,
No'ary Public
TERRITORY OF UTAH.l -
secretary's ONCE J
: I. Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary OF the Iei
. ritory OF Utah. do hereby certify that 20
!, above and foregoing is full. true and CO.
, rect copy OF the Annual Statement OF IN
e insursflce Company of North America, Ole
& in my once on the lst day OF April. AID Is
: Attest my hand and the Gref
r rsEAL Seal of the Territory OF Utah, -
Al LIST DAY of April. A. D 1850
q ARTHUR l. THOMAS,
Secretary Of Utah Territory
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, ss
Secretary's once,

TERRITORY OF UTAH, -
5ecretary's once
Arthur l. Thomss. Secretary OF Utah
TERRITORY. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Is fuli, tue and correct copy
m the annual statement OF the Niagara IRE
Insurance Company. died ID ny once oH
he ist day Of April. A ID. iss6
lt'est ny hand and the Great
seal Of the TerrItory OF Utah.
fSKK1 this 1st day OF April. Al $50
ARTHUR l. THOMAS
-trrfrn-r lrn Secre-ary OF Utah iefrItOfy-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
LAST YEAR.

Last year he wrote: "The roses blossom
red
And paIely white to scent the hot, still air,
And then, soft springing in the garden bed,
~ The aromatic plnks, all tail ana isiT ir -
Nod to each other as the dawn grows clear.
That was last year; sad heart! that was last
year!
Here is the page as there sadly trace
The failing hand that pains keen touch
had pressed,
i note the faltering, the increasing space.
AS if the task were hard, then longed for
Were yet more urgent. All / sitting here
Remember all this letter said last year.
And nov. rise-and wander all alene
Beneath his roses; when wan night glldes
/ see tie moonlight sleeping on the stone
That marks the spot where ne out there
At rest--alone-h who was once so DEAR,
From whom that letter came; last year-last
yearl
Is..it not cruel how his roses bloomP
How lives this letter, though the writer's
How there lasts on his chair, his desk, his
room,
The flowers he planted-white or pink or
red
While he is deaf, nor heeds each heart wrung
That falls as think of him there last year
How laugh the children gathering in the
dusk,
As love gifts for each other, sacred leaves
Sacred to me at least. That old world musk
Wealways gathered. God how memory
weaves
Immortal spells. feel-I see him near,
That true, good friend God took from me
last year!
And yet am alone; beyond life's pain
That friend loved lies silent-while his
flowers
Rise from the earth, and blossom once again
As they did blossom in those better hours
When that which is was but a haunting fear,
And he was with US still; oh sad last year
And yeti If they can spring from out the sod
Win he and not meet and speak once
more?
Thou maker Of our friendship, patient God!
Send me, one message from that silent
shore
Yet nothing see /, nothing can hear,
Save echoes family calling-ahi last yearl
-AULke Year Round.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
CRIME And CASUALTIES.
A FAMILY CHLOR0FORMED AND
THE HOUSE ROBBED.
A Woman aRd Two Children Roasted
Alive-DOUble Ira edy-A
Burglar Suicides.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 6-When
the family of Joseph Bowling, real
estate man, who lives on Armitage
road, in Emira, awoke this morning,
it was after 9 O'Clock, aud the entire
house WIS in disorder. 1t was at once
discovered that the entire family had
been chloroformed by burglars, who
bad completely despoiled the houee
Of all is vsluables, which we worth
over $500. TIE burglars left nun
Der of articles scst.tred about the
yard, evidently having all they could
conveniently carry off of more valid
sb e plunder. The Jefferson police
have been notified, and are at work
GA the case. The family think the
burglars were in the house at least
two or three hours, as it was thor
ouRhly ransacked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
stabs Himself 10 Death in Prison.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 6.-H. @.
Foreman, the burglar who was found
in Grommes & Urich's liquor store
last night, fatally stabbed himself this
morning at the Harrison Sire 81 Station.
He had a knife concealed on his per.
son which the officers overlo 1ked in
searching him, and this morning at 8
o'clock he plunged the weapon ten
times into his stomach. There is no
chance for his recovery. Foreman,
who came from Montana, worked his
way into the confidence of Grommes q
Ulricb, the liquor dealers, pretending
to be about to purchase a large bill OF
goods. He brought into tho store a
dry goods box addressed to himself
and closed with screws, and being al
lowed to stay there night after night,
fl lied the box with 700 choice cigars.
He was caught in the act last night
and locked up. He is believed to be
a clever professional.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
A Woman and Two Oh iIdren Roasted
Alive.

COLUMBIA, S. O., October GA ter
rible accident occurred at Chester
Sunday night, by which two childlea
and an old woman were roasted alive.
Dave Henry went with his wife to a
camp meetiOg, leaving their house and
two children in charge of Caroline
Berry. Uoon the return of the
parents, they found the house in
flames ard heard the screaming Of
their children upon the inside. An
unsuccessful attempt was made TO
save them. The charred bodies were
recovered from the ruins. 1t is sup
posed that Caroline Barry went TO
sleep while smoking, and that the bed
clothes caught fire from her pipe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07

cure of MIS-. Mckenzie, 8 vel known
resident. The lady had for u coz
siderable time been confined to ter
bed with a mala6y generally con-
tideied incurable. Recently she was
visited by the Revs. Brown and Porter,
Who engaged with her in prayer and
devotiora! exercises, and 10 answer to
their prayers, the woman was perfect
ly restored to health and enabled to
leave her bed the next day, and Is
now completely cured. Toe fact OF
the cure having taken place, is
vouched for by the Revs. Brown aud
Porter, and also by F. Heath, secre'
tary of this Young Mems Christian
AEsocia ion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Instantly Killed by a Fail.

CHICAGO, October 6,-At o'clock
this morning Mrs Carroll, So years OF
age, was engaged in washing the win
dows in the second story OF the build
ing at the corner of L'salle and South
water streets. Mrs. Carroll stood in
side the office on a stspladder. She
lost her balance ard was prec plated
to the pavement. When the passerS
by reached her they found she was
dead, her neck having been broken
Mrs. Carroll leaves a husband and
four grown no children.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
RcOtt's Emulsion

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Shot His wife ana Hung Himself.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October Elm
Chester county, Monday evening,
Charles White, colored, shot his wife
and then hung himself. White made
an unsuccessful attempt to comm
suicide month ago, and on Sunday
night he shot his wife for misconduct.
He induced her to take a walk with
him, when he shot her and then hung
himself to the limb of tree.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Office of a Building Association
Robbed.

CHICAGO, I'LL October Burglars
entered the Office OF the Ashland Ave-
rue Building ard Loan Association,
on West Twelfth street. this morning
and secured $1,000 in money and $4,000
in government bonds and carried off
bonds and NOR cages representing $l2,-
600. The papers Of the ASSOCIATION
were afterwsId found in an alley in
the lear of the building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
French Canadians Leaving the Unit
ed States.

OTTAWA, ONT October 6.-The MiniS-
teriGI Journal here announces that the
Dominion Governments efforts to in
duee French Can disns to return from
the United States to Canada is meet
ing with great success. Special agents
employed by the government are op-
Grating in the New England States,
urging Fiench Canadians to go to
Manifnha.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number of people annually af-
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dy seems to be greatly on the increase.
= The editor Of this journal is
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testimony to its efficiency in our own
case. " Media (PG.) Record.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Why Hns Enzodnnf

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07
Prince Rorehese Dead.

ROME, October 6.-Prince Marean-
tonic Borghese, head of the House OF
Borghese, is dead, aged So.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-15
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

GOVERNOR EDMUND M,CCRTIN, OF the
Choctaw Nation has issued proclamation
declaring all freedmen Of his Nation, who
registered under the registration act, en-
titled TO vote the same as Choctaws by
blood.
Mrs. ROSE GARFIELD CLEMENS. wife OF
Samuel NJ. Clemens, better known as
Mark Twain,n died in Jacksonville Fla,
recently of consumption.
THE lower house of the Prussian Landtag
has adopted tie bill for expropriating the
land of the Poles in Posep and coloniZn2
the province with Germans.
IT was reported at Washington that Sec
rotary Lamar had requested the resigna-
ton of Commissioner Sparks and revoked
his celebrated land order of April 3, 1885.
Mr.. GLADSTONE introduced his scheme
for an Irish Parliament in the British House
of Commons on the Sth. Mr.. Gladstone
was received with considerable enthusiasm
and made a mastery speech in defense of
his project.
In the New York Senate a resolution ask
ing Government aid to the amount CT
S5,000.000 for the improvement Of the Erie
and other canals was defeated.
PRINCE ALEXANDER has formally &C
cepted the five years limitation on his
Governorship of Eastern Roumelia.
CYRUS FIELD and Lieutenant Governor
Ames. of Massachusetts,, had a personal
encounter over Ames' testimony in the
New York & New England hearing in Bos-
ton the other day.
THE Italian ministry resigned on the Sth.
It was formed June %, 1885, with Depretis
as president.
THE Committee Of the French Chamber of
Deputies on Customs Duties has voted in
favor of imposing duty of francs on for
eign maize, excepting such as is used in
making starch.
THE Iowa Legislature passed joint res
olution on the 9th sympathizng with the
efforts of the Irish people to obtain home
rule and ordering a dispatch to Mr.. Parnell
expressing best wishes for the success OF
Mr. Gladstone's efforts.
THE Gladstone scheme for the govern
ment of Ireland occasioned various COM
ments. Parnellites in the House Justify
cheered it as Gladstone unfolded it. but
many prominent Irishmen and European
statesmen thought it defective.
BURNS, the Socialist leader, in defending
himself and his colleagues during their
trial on the charge of having melted the
Trafalgar Square riots, in London. said
that the occasion demanded strong Ian
guage He contended that if the language
for which he and the other defendants
were being tried was seditious then the
speech of Mr.. Gladstone in the House of
Commons when he proposed the disintegra-
ton of the empire, was also seditious.'
THE Senate, by vote Of 36 to S, has
passed with unimportant amendments the
bill to authorize the Kansas q Arkansas
Valley railroad through the Indian Terri
tory. The road is to enter the Territory at
Fort Smith and run north to a point at
or near Kansas City.
The Russian ministry has approved of
project for pipe line from the Baku Pc
troleum fields to the Black sea ports.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-15
AHISCEIIiNEnI-S

THE Northwestern railroad lines have
succeeded in patching up compromise.
The Illinois Central representatives were
would agree.
THE Gem City Touring mills at Quincs,
H., were destroyed by fire On the night OF
the 1th. The loss was estimated at 500
600; insurance not stated.
A DETACHMENT of the Laguna Indian
cavalry was sent recently to the San Juan
Valley, where trouble with the Navajos
was threatened.
THREE persons were drowned by the
wreck of the schooner Beta off Plum
Island, Mass. recently. The survivors of
the crew suffered considerably while cling
ing to the rigging and when on the sand
hills until rescued.
A PASSENGER train on the Fitchburg rail
road went over en- embankment between
Mass, on the night of the 9Th, resulting in
terrible loss OF life. It was thought that
thirteen persons were killed and as many
more seriously injured.
ADvIoEs from the Philippine Islands state
that February 5 parry of Mohammedan
fanatics attacked the mission house at
Zamsatics on the island OF Mindanao, and
burned it, as well as several other houses of
the colony. A Spanish force was sent to
chastise them, when twelve were killed
and several wounded, the loss ON the
Spanish side being five wounded aud one
killed