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On the Hilrinond.

clseiSsATI, July s.-AthI5jc ?, Gin
cinnatiS. -si a !
PrusHuRe, July. 5. - baltimore II,
Pittsburg 5.
iILoVigguLE, July s,--Metropolitans IS,
ST: Louis, July Brooklyn 8. ST.
cHLcAeO, July s.-New Work Z, Chi
caeo ;.
ST. LorIs, July S.-st. L6nis s. wSsl5s-
ington p ~ ~
Kansas CRY, July s-Phiiadelphia s,
Kansas City ..
1DrFtsrr Itls s.-Boston 5, Detroit /.
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, sLADsTosR's MESSAGE.


-''tos. Juiy 5.-GladstoneIhas sent
-.s following dispatch TO Sir Charles
A H.i.fsil AItOiney-Genyral, who is a
'Aof otisn Parliamentary candidats
~, south Hackney: 81 greatly regret
~ ~. NY strength will I1t permit me TO
- I'd you IN advocating in the metro
~ ~ me great cause. I. am watching
~ ,nf utmost interest, the London
nA / rust that Hackney xviii
IN you and your two colleagues aud
iiott Heland's appeal to the geAeT-
Amy and sense Of juslce OF
s-sLueu."
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s.x.nJurOrst91wO wssks.

!. lcaIcaoO. July s.-At the adjourn
ment Of the criminal court t today day, after
tT ~ weeks trial, seven jurors nave been
obtained and accepted py 0o'1 s'efsS
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FrsHINa TACKLE.

HUNs. --AMslUSIFIoSs-r REy0LvRRss
Ut n3HSftng tG0od-. Wl0t esale Ind retailf
LSSrSs fard Ters LEI J sAe- day. o. -WeeS
Gun Repairing and Keys made Fla 5 az
low prices. EVANS L SPENCER,
"a " walker Opera Hon e, sail Lake CiJy.
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4 aro.t Libernl oner.

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall.
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAic BELTsahd Electric Appliances
on thirty dayS frir, a anv man afflicted
with Nervous debility. Loss OF as.iA.sty.
Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamph ct In
seale,- envelope with full particulars.
maiiei free. W. ,..e.J arOncs.
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s axe was heidi Friday gu. ', I'd; IN thu
Foprtsenthi Ward A%smbly Rooms,
under the direction Of Stake President
Mary A. Freeze. ------
Daring The forenoon sessio.. the re-
ports of the different associations %
the stake we've given. These reports
were very encouragins arid.sbOWed the
associations 10 De in . better condition
than ever before. Nearly every CITY
ward was represented and many more
country wards than usual.
At she Afternoon sessiCn theferwere
more pr the Young lsdies Rfthe sfake
present t.an have ever attended a
previous conference. All were deeply
interested ia the exceI+esss Instructions
OF the speakers, who were Sisters Z. S.
Taylor. Maggie T. Taylor. Mary A.
FreSEe, Maria 7. ADOugall. Nellie Cole
brodk: Fl j. IL Ship Maggie ShIta.
and Elder Mackay. These speakers re
ferred to the subject Of health. and gave
good practical advice 10 the. young ~,
aid them ~ the preservation ofitheirs
bodies They urged the young ladies
TO attend their fast meetins=,-Eeep- the
Sabbath day holy. associate only With
the pYopieI OF god sud IN shoFs, 10 lfye'
the lives OF saints. The msetifi were
interesting and instructive, aud il is
only to be regretted that-every young
lady OF the Stake was not present. A.
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FARSELL ADPRrssED

Al ont door meeting at Hackney TO
"a n support Of 81 Charles Ruszeits
o-aSidAtgEe. Fully 10 600 persons were
slsSnt- In the course of his
5-S-tfts, PaTneH said: Lord Sslis-
n an Llrd r nd 10 Church.
r Aksd their last chance IN
~ .lsa oef last. Its now said hat tic
80. go ueston is notTipe for settioni emf
y. @as there a more disErs cefni H.
- q political tuTl ituee an
frs;i--e,y. Gladstone has been call q a
; -, 49, but L1rd salisbury was surely a
S,-s sr traitor when ne was Drea
So % 90 what Mr.. Gladstor-
~ sole. not because be (SAiis ourve
J, eiii4i9ns 70 send q message OF pesce
3 lSaa9d, but for the, igaob e pu-aose
r.fgS,nim s PIE Irish Tots q go1tinhfng
-. farueh sid AL = Mr.. UBrfghs9
~ -, - Eas grandmotherlv; Mr. Butr
- n,ae a similar proposition. aud
-. 80. At RaEaell.sslSaf hi-n Cwhv he
49,. ", s.li';:l ,tznT5 J THAT he did 80
So IL = 81 DTilgulg about a final
.h--5- -, because eyerY bill that Is
2 y grand 60 luittCe and killed
4 -. .ii-e ri Common, or the Honse
go you'd De a san isng arrur1eD,
- " .ot home rnta go 49,.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENFsasIl

lTFsOAMES JONES AND .'pMUNDS KET1
vi prepared 20 give Electric Trestment
from % cents % 81. on e over Code
Pit ; Dug Score.
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AIDES. is life and health worth
,preseryingI~, II you think so, use Gil
m0re's Aromatic Wine. For gale at A
g. smith & c9-'s DFsg Store 4
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Nota Candidate.

.-WAsHIxGTox--July -3.-ReprtsSnal
i've Curtin, OF iPenlls ylvsBia. iiss DE-
cided not 10 be candidate for
tenomllfi5atii i n & IJE =
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PAsruRAaE.
~ 9 rflh. 1870 YAkb.
zIos's FRSEFIT sEVILDINe s9cI.

= aosfg mi. AZ n 800 - rs.-fs 10 L
NOTICE. BOOKS or ZIpNS, RES,
y eft Building Society VII be crer 70
suDscr piiOns - zoe nav seeies Vfistor = psT1
tess. fr6r1 sit6r p IN. u tht q M eztrai
once. y Main stree.
W. J. BATEMAN
mil f'u ~ 'i.t''' Z Secrettry.
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., -, ~, =, press res and CLOAK Hbas..

Ii Dfsssmaking IN al its branches.
sneciaI attention given to orders from
TIE courtry. Orders ihiled on Sc II
notice. Resdy-nzde. Dresses kept on
hand Agent for 'McCsli's Bazaar Pat
Ferns. No. AZ W. First South Street Z
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MIDDLE-AGEDME MEN who lscsksyikor
andTitahtY can be cured by ciImore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. @.
Smith 8 Co.'S Drug Store, 3
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NERVE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored
IN men,and women BY using Gilmore.
AfoniatIe Wine n.Ecr sass at A. 4
Smith q COS Drug Store. !
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rHK PowER OF coNeREss


to grant pensions is limited 70 what
may already be dome by the pension
ONCE under q general law. It 4 diff
cult TO. write in that rudimentary
way aupon t3thei nature Of the
pensions and fthe various grounds OF
compensation, uchaTity and public
policy which IL necessary in order 10
remove thislimpTesSIOn. It is 5 hcient
10 observed that the jurisdiction III the
Legislative power of this government l.
larger than. that Of the commissioner OF
Pens;oussl and that sooner OF later, al
though il may cost the conntry aipro-
longed aud steady effort, this truth way
become apparent. Int il should be re-
naembsrsd that in very large number
pf. these bllss passed by CCngre+ ., IN
pbrtanti original Writtea eWissnee lis
filed xsthsthe cOmmittees or pTese ted
verbally Ssi iinl9 the hearings te-
fore the. .othera. committees M n
.allsfpuolics questions which 'cOis e
Before the legislative . bodies. snd
after. the applicant rs present with
sisls ta,ement and his palpable disable
ties This eTItience is not availab,e' 10
the executive, at beast without asking,
ami never has been Ia possession OF the
pension on ee oo1seq uently, IN neariy
every case the Congressional statement
stsradS upon strOngerupreof than the
finding Of facts which the I esident sets
no In disappnoval OF the bills.
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IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent TO Single Gentlemen or7C0nples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation.
and within quick reach of towns Apply Al
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: ,wHY.wILLa you SUFFER FROM
,Aeue and Malaria when Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine viii cure your For sale n
A. O.Smith Coos Drug Stone, o.
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or ELLFN 3. FERGUsON,
rUo EINR ROOFS,

r,FFICE AND RrsIDEECE, 80. 80 I.
y, Brigham, stree TeIepeone OF
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: 2 E5ELIl7Es EsrfLrcTED.

~'AooS' July 81. +. Fox, Parnel.
-''' ms been Reelected for the Tulla
ne .iEision Of Kings County: P. Nc
= sgia .u' F4rnellite, for North Division
Ergo John Deasy, Parnelhte. for
~ 81 Aieyo, and Joseph Nolan, Parnel-
,..s,-9f North Leith. AllsWere unop-
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IN nFTHT REsnIrs

LoyDOs Julys 4.s0.-F6,s afternoon
Torres. tEenty-three Unionists
iofiy-ihree Liberals and seventeen Par
aelliiss have been elected. Winn (Con-
,el'slVel has been elected over Elem
i1s ,ldiaastonelte1 in POntefract, West
lung 51 Yorkshire. by a majority of
-.0ys, an increase in the Tory majority
? me last election OF l7S.
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BEcoNfNG ANrIors

=. 9'.oos, lHIy s.-The Ministerishs,s
oseoming anxious. Conservatives
80. 10y gained seats in the following dis.
Ansoln' Boston, Grinthsn
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- EL.CIION a DEBTFoRD.
80. Jal} s.-In Debtford, &c

.BoSDos, JdlS 3.-In Debtford, Kent
and Surrey Counties, the district where
Lslmakeen Chose, the Parsee merchant,
san as a Gladstsnisn against Villa +
ETeiyR. Conservative, the latter won
o. g majority Of 627. In the last cleo
ion lie same candidates contested the
districts and ETellyn's majority was
Asn but557r 10 the former election
loEeFer. the Tories p0lled 1927. while
n iaA they cast but 1852. The falling
away 0t rs Of the Liberal vote fell
Asay stiilm re, beng this time $50 less
ihsnil Ess lsstelsction. DebtfOrd was
ooked forEa d to BY both parties as the
ttest case IN the election Of the week.
lhe general conclusion is, however,
nat DebiiOrd proved nothing unless
,nss Fblie number of Liberals in the
lsinei oppose home rule for IreIAud in
,ls sosps offered By, Gladstone, they by
20 means iaFOr he Conservative policy.
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.rHI CANE o. SHUTTLE COCK

And pelt coordinate department OF
the government with yetoes based upon
q review of the action of Congress
BY some subordinate or commissioner
OF pensions is a topic. which viii be
thought best left without discussion.
WhT the finding OF the two Houses Of
@ 5ngress should be diseTedited and at
.tributed to unworthy, motives, indifter-
ence OF incapacitys while the reassertiQp
b The pension clerk that be IS Eighf
and Congress wgongois accepted As .
basis OF fact in these numerous vetOes,
liz is hard, to perceive q but all through
these yetoss there seems to run the fal-
lacy that fnirur .tr t.f
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WANTED

A BOY WHO UNDERSTANDS FEEDING
"A s.cylinder Press. Apply IT this cfiee
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GUNs. -AlInunIrInN.

glow SEWERS WANTED. APPLY AT
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Y. T.. II. /. A.
The Quarterly conference OF tie
Salt Lake Stake. 4 L

Tbe QaaEterIy Conferencs o. he Y
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rail- Mall Gazette. Idea Of the
-. bsia.h Election Rstdrbs.

r,,,ox July 3.-0ne-hundred and
Tories. 3tEeaty-twO, 'Unionists,
.',-.;,so Liberals and twelve Rarneli
~ III been elected to the House OF
les h4u - siI S{.i
JG ganIv George Gill (Par4ellitel has
ssn re elected for sL'meriek Cltys IN
oPP. r. ~ IN Wall Gazette, pointing TO the
- -, e.Ttie elections so far as they
49, Sane. saws: THE Irish vote in
g g'I. n bas failed to work the wonders
-.,s ,sissi FOR II BY T. +. 0'COnnor. He
1900 1880 that the Irish vote would Oe q
51.L;.;ve r. ctor in seventeen Of the Eng
* * constituencies. Yesterdays poIin 8,
-.--srsr show as q net result that the
l ~ tg,. ed the scale in but two places
..' Isvor I'D The liberals, leaving the
- unaitered. O'Sullivan (Parnel-
-, Is been reelected In the south
5;-ision Of West Meath Both political
.-.-lisl are disappointed at the present
..-rlts AZ the elections. The Tories, to
-ssso expression of Lord. Randolph
.-brrsbll we're ''cOcksure" OF making
.-s1ter beadway than they nave
q s5sSieye3. The Eb.rals profess TO be
aiming IN spirit. They point out,tlIat
'itb51gb the Tories have made a net
ain hi Two. vet the GladstoDeites won
S,Tlysle and Leith against the Union
a which partially makes the battle so
"a draw. Edward Heneage,- one of
asuost prominentLiberals who receded
pnGIadstone 5 support and resigned
-EsteriaI Office OF Chancellor of
1-cby OF Lancaster, April -Sth, upon
~ OCCASION Of the Introduction Of the
home rlIe bill, was re elected to-dhyfrom
Snnsey, Lincolnshire, IS aunionist. Has
majority OF 800, against Sl4 at the last
s.tcti0n. ~
PR. Condin, Parneliite, has been re-
5iecsed without opDOSitioI in the east {
division Of TippeTary County. -
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BICYCLES. TEI6xoLEs AND VEL

EFANs & SPENCER. AGENTS FOR THE
~ lict r, Champion. Challenge, Ideal
ano OtIos also Tor TIE Eudge bicyc.es md
Tandem n e. cies We ere the Cnly house
~ Otan csuyiug .tOck Of 30 h high trade
. cyelss ard Chi'dren's machines Also A
lail Inc o. Bells SlokeS. Cement. Wreuchss,
&c. S,cycfeS Soft--Un fuS-Ailments and
W.. | .4oE sALE.
A FIVE ACRE LOT NEAR THE NOUS.
1a-teS- k.tIss-tt.atatre- 81 = Is. A. J. Daft.
SODA SPkINGs WATER
IN DRAUGRT AT THE COOP DRUG
" store. cents.
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Sixteen PAGES !

The largest. best. bright
est. most original paper
published Tor families and
business men is Tag SUy.
DAY HeRALD. Note the
wide fields covered by to-
days issue.
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over ,be Pr..Idsnt's vsto

WAsHlNGrox. July 3.-The Senate
committee on pensions. in their report
recomhet ding the passage. over the
Presidents vei6. ofthe bill granting a
pension to Mary a. Nottage. says: $50
reat has become the number oz-sGch
iretoes interoossd blythe present execu7
ave. all Withia a lew weeks past. and
80 extraordinary the censure. sOme4
times rudeiy expressed. and III nearly
every i stance Severely Implied, OF the
aotion.of The twa IHOuses OF Congress.
and OF, their committees, upon which
has devolye,i the wearisome and gener-
ally unspprecIated labor OF investi-
eating these claims accompanied in
many cases by.suGh s,5
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MONEY TO LOAN.

@1f- MONEY TO LOAN.
~ z. FOMERON. BROKER AND REAL
-. EstSte Agent, i5S Main street. N ney
~ ,LQenf ftt,li3ses 1nc Lott for sale. and a
general real esfs.e busine- frsusacted
-, OFFICE FOR IsENr.
. FINE OFFICE SUITE N Tx HERALD
u Building. Apply al n Office.
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By the unwarratted statements OF the
President as to the manner in which
legislation UPON pensions. claims and
the IKE. is and or necessity must be
Conducted. Fhee pension business of
the Senate has never been better done
than, during this session. Those mem
bers Of the committee who have per
formed the most. have been as careful
as any and detirOusi by their patient
c9nscien6ous aud ,exhaustingl abors TO
help along the ,noblest and best portions
of Gods poor and the country's
'benefaetors. Such can originate only in a
wise and. noble nature which is
misled or in one that, If informed, sadly
needs, reconstruction or recreation. The
report embodies a copy or instructions
by the Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror to the Commissioner of Pensions
as follows: - Please cause the same to
be, critically examined and renart to
this department. whether. IN your opin-
ion. any objections to their approval
are know, 10 exist. In case where the
objections exist they, should be Speci6c-
ally set forth. !" This indicates. tie
committee SAYS, unmistakably, that the
p resident relies upon the commissioner
for his facts, The report continues:
why the President should initiate
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-07
UTAH's POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
What Prominent Politicians Think
of the Signs of the Times.

The recent news from Washington re.
lating to Utah affairs has affected
nearly all of the local politicians,
and good many of them were
not feeling remarkably hopeful
to-day. The general impression is
that the mission of Mr.. Baskin was de-
ferred at least two months too long, and
that the prospect is anything but en-
couraging for anti-Mormon legislation.
One prominent gentleman said to-day:
81 am disguised with the outlook and am
half inclined to give Utah a wide berth
hereafter"
There are plenty OF Democrats, how
ever, who feel that Governor West will
''fill the bill'' with the utmost satisfac-
ton to the non-Mormons here,
and that men of similar char
acter would be appointed to fill
the other offices becoming vacant.
The silly twaddle about Judge
Zane's removal is not entertained by
many thinking men and the Judge him
self said to-day, when asked about the
matter of his speech which is reported as
in Washington, that had he
known it would have been given such
prominence he would have made it
little more complete, that's all.
An Influential Democrat remarked to-
day that there would probably be some
steps taken to augment the non-Mormon
working force at Washington, particularly |
IS Mr.. Baskin is suffering with physical |
prostration. He knew of nothing of a |
1efinite character being done to this end
put regarded it as most urgent and
Necessary action.
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Misplaced Clemeney,

Governor Murray's recent act of elem
ency in pardoning out of the penitentiary
the Smith men who were serving sen.
tence for grand larceny, is liable to come
IN for very general censure. These men
were convicted less than year ago OF
running off rs head of horses in the vi
entity OF Beaver and they are said to be
the worst kind of horse thieves. A gen
tleman from Beaver, whom a DEMOCRAT
reporter met this morning, states that
there are four or five indictments
now hanging over their heads at
Beaver and that warrants are
all in the hands of the
officers there. Itwas such an unthought-
OF thing that they would be pardoned this
early in their term of Imprisonment that
1t IS exceedingly doubtful whether thew
cannot be again corraled, and the people
OF Beaver will receive the news of their
liberation with good deal of disapproyal,
1t IS understood that both of the men
have families, and that their wives
61esleged Governor Murray for several
days with their weepings and wailings
until his sympathy was awakened.
The criminals were sentenced last
spring to serve a term of five wears. and
have been released before the first wear
Of that period expired.
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COFFEE JOHNS ENTERPRISE.
A Vienna Bakery and a First.C1ass
Confectionery Mandatory
Opened.

Mr.. john Fitchette, popularity known
as Coffee john" has just completed the
latest venture of his characteristic enter
prise, by opening Vienna bakery and
confectinery mandatory. Some time
since Mr.. Fitchette came to the conclu.
sion that he really required finer quail
ity of bread and pastry for his restaurant
business than it was possible to get here,
and he applied in the East for first
class baker and in the meantime had a
commodious bakery built on his prem
Uses, with magnificent oven of
the latest improvements. Within
and proves to have come direct from
Europe, land from one of the finest bakeries
| in the land. The oven has been already
subjected to the necessary experiment,
and turns out bread and pastry that is
good enough for the dyspeptic Bismarck
himself. The confectionery department
has received similar attention, and the
artist in charge has already shown his
superior ability in the introduction of
some new candies which vie with the
Killers best, and cost but half as much.
Both of these industries have been equip
ped with that thoroughness which always
characterizes Coffee Johns" enter
prise and which is expressed in
his own quaint remark: "Salt
Lake is just as good as
New York; and 1 propose to serve my
customers with the best there is in the
land" OF course, the confectionery de-
partment will contain importations as
we'll, and most of this stock, by the way,
has not yet arrived. The intention is to
make a special feature of ice cream, and
Mr.. Fitchette says he will provide his
patrons with as choice an article as Bos-
toms best, made out of genuine Utah
cream and no humbug.
The most attractive part of these new
departures is the Celebrations expended
upon the new premises. A new addition
has been built on behind and the ceiling
raised and beautifed, and the whole
front artistically transformed. There
would seem to be nothing left undone
that could in any way add to the appear
ance or the facility of the premises, and
no one will entertain any doubt about the
success of the business in Coffee Johns
hands
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Mr. Lansing's Benefit.

The movement inaugurated by the
Homo Dramatic Club to tender Mr.. VIM.
Lansing benefit at the Salt Lake The
atre this week has met with unqualified
encouragement on all sides. Not only
the home club but the principal mem
bers OF the Patience and Mikado com
panies have willingly offered their Ser
vices Tor the occasion Mr.. Lansing is
not stranger in Salt Lake. On his
former visit he became intimately AZ.
quainted with the theatrical fraternity
here as we'll as with others and was also
very popular with the audiences durinp
the engagement of Rial's Uncle Toms
Cabin Company. The gentleman is in
position where little assistance will
prove a material blessing and the effort
being put forth to this end is exceedino.
~ commendable. The Home Dramatic
CLUB have cast The Long Strikes for the
performance and all the local favorites
are embraced as well as the benefciare
himself in it. Friday night has been de.
clded upon as the date, and no doubt q
good house will welcome the presents.
ton OF this interesting drama.
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This Nay Explain the Matter

What may be the secret of 50 n,on1
lost ocean vessels never being heard Of =
given in the following. Some weaL u a,a -
o 90 Tue LATITUDE 4l.05, longitude 63.O2, the
s captain OF a transatlantic steamer Oh
, n1,seo Indications OF shoal water, and.
upon sounding, found sixty fathoms. the
aead bringing up fragments of shells and
SAND After running nineteen miles an
e etner sounding was taken, but no bottom
1 1oa1 at 200 fathoms. On September 2
1854, a sounding showing 1,72s fathom ~
', was made by the steamer Albatross in
latitude Al: O2.30, which is west-southwast
nree,quarters west and barely five miles
IRON the spot mentioned. The position
OF the shoal is directly in the bath Of
transatlantic steamers during part Of tho
year.-Chicago Herald. ''io