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The improved method by which it
has been made possible to produce
pure cream Of tartar, has mad an i'm
pOrtan. bearing upon the msnuiac-
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the process heretofore generally en-
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Three Persens nrnuneh

DALLAS, TEX, August 2O.-Llte last
night Mrs, Beach, her little son and
another lady went to the river to
battle. When they reached the river
theyfound a man sitting on the bank,
and they allowed the little boy TO 20
in bathing, but did not go in them
selves. The boy got beyond his depth
when bis mother plunged in to rescue
him. Her struggles were Intellectual,
abd the man on the bank went to the
rescue Of mother and son. He was
also caught by the current and carried
down, all three being drowned before
assistance could reach them. The
bodies OF Mrs Beach end her son
were recovered but that of their
would be rescuer has not yet been
found.
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The ChIckRsaw Election.

Fort SMITH, ARK, August 2O.--The
election for Governor of the Chicks
saw Nation is still undecided and wi
have to 60 to the Legislature, neither
candidate having majority OF all the
votes cast. Jonas Wolff being the
lowest man is, under the Chickssaw
law, dropped. This leaves William
Guys and William / Bird as candidates
There are thirty-two votes in the Leg.
islature and each of the candidates
will get sixteen, leaving the President,
Gov. Bumey, the casting vote. Bumey
will vote fer Bird, hence Birds cleo.
ton IS Governor of the Chickassw
Nation is assured.
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seven special examiners were appoint
ed from the eligible registers, supplied
by examinations conducted by Repub-
lican civil service examiners; and
more than this, the Civil Service Com
mission since il became Democratic in
its majority has discontinued the
practice of certifying Internationally
the whole list of eighties and has de-
clared that only four names, taken
from amoHg those graduating highest
on eligible register of pension exami-
ners, shall he certified for the purpose
of filling a vacancy in the grade; that
ceItificaIions shall be made for the
purpose OF filling vacancies in the
grade OF special pension examiner in
the same way that civilizations are
made to fill vacancies in any other
class or Grade"
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Among the NOrthern Lakes

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The Days Narrow Escape .

The notorious troupe of scavengers to
the dramatic profession, known as the
Dalys, came within one of breaking
their San Francisco engagement last
evening. The malicious ISLANDERS they
perpetrated from the stage Friday
night made one of the best cases of
criminal libel ever known in local
annals; justice of the peace was con
suited last evening, but he took some
time in rendering a positive opinion.
and in the meantime the scaYengers
had skipped off on the west bound
train; otherwise, there is every proba-
bility that they would have been ar
rested and required to furnish bonds,
which would have been tantamount TO
putting the outfit into liquidation; the
justice was of the opinion, finally, that
the case was an excellent one on which
to establish libel, and the scaVengers
may hear something of the law on that
point when they pass through Ogden on
their return
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A High Glass COMPANY.

The DAILY chestnut outfit, as one of
the crew had warned The HERALD
writer previously that they would do
proceeded to advertise this paper and its
critic from the stage on Friday night by
applying the interesting process known
as roasting" No better index to the
Hunters Point character of the show
could have been gwen. There was
nothing said. however. at which The
HERALD man could not afford to smile,
until one OF the shiny outfit advanced
to the footlights and said that the rea-
son of THE HERALD's adverse criticism
was that the critic hid sent up a card
at late hour after the first nights
performance soliciting the company
of one of the ladies to an oyster
supper, and that Mr.. Daily la
refused the request. In the Ian
qua of Wahnotee ugh! Panguk!
The superb liar who made the state
ment had previously taken care 10 get
all his Jim Crow females off the
stage-had they been in sight while he
YVES speaking. he we'll knew that the
audience would have sent up such a
howl of derision as would have COM
completely destroyed all faith in his
lie. But we acknowledge the roast. "
The Chestnuts have their revenge. No
more awful dart in the entire culver OF
malice, could have been selected, than
the bare insinuation that any man
would be found dead with one of the
Days ravine-chested, needle-limbed
November hens. Bury Us where we
fell
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Jules Levy, the most celebrated and
successful of all cornet players, is on
the point of starting upon tour of the
world. He goes under the management
of G. II. Ditson, and will begin opera
tons in Dublin. Frem there England
and the continent will be played
through, and so on up TO Russia. where
Levy used to be solid with the Gar,
when that important parsonage was
Crown Prince. It IS not generally
known that the Gar of all the Russias
is an expert cornetist. His enthusiasm
for the instrument named caused him
to make a good deal of Levy during
that performers last visit.
In reading this announcement in one
of the New York papers, we supposed
the house of Ditson had gone into the
managerial business along with the
publishing. A letter received last even
ing, however, from Mapleson's old
lieutenant, c. II. Dittman, conveys the
information that it is he who is TO act
as the cornetist's manager. His wide
experience, and LeYy's great fame, in
sure undoubted success to the venture.
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Nevada, or the Lost Nine

This Is the title of border western
drama to be presented at the Theatr-
on Friday evening next by new or
ganizauon called the Salt Lake Ora
matte Club. The occasion will be tbs
benefit of the G. a. B., Mexican Pos;
No. /, and as all that department viii
be working in the int eSss of the
entertainment, it will uoubtlesa be i
heavy financial success. The ADVERTISE
ment appears in this issue. T ecast Is
not given, but we understand that Wn,
Lansing. Harry Taylor. Jn1. NJ Young,
aud young lady call d MillIe Cook,
said to possess consider be hlstnopic
ability, will appear. Miss Sells J 2.
MeaKin and Louie Pla take part in
an OHIO.
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winters, and perhaps it is with him as
IL was with Alexander, be "sighs for
more worlds to conquer"
Notes.


Vived.
months
boUcIcAULT reVives the Jilt IN New
York tomorrow night.
The FLoRENCEs appear at the Salt
Lake Theatre in December.
Sol SMITH RUSSELL, the widely popu-
Jar comedian, has an early date at the
Theatre.
OsMoND TEARLE followed A Scrap Of
Paper with The Romance of q Poor
Young Man, at the Baldwin last week.
MADAM LAssAUeE has postponed the
date OF her musical recital from Tues
day TO Thursday evening, the Walker
House parlors.
LEONARD GROVER has written a new
drama called Our Wedding Day As
usual, he is happy in everything ex-
cept his selection of names.
FRED. DE BELLEvILLE writes The
Mirror enthusiastically of the success
OF the Rose COghlan season, and of his
own success in leading roles.
WALDEN RAMSEY, of the A. M. Palmer
company, swho, returned here from
Salt Lake City a very sick man, has
entirely recovered and left for New
York Tuesday.-San Francisco Music
md Drama
HARRY NJ. PITT has been re-engaged
bY Manager Palmer for his old position
ID the Madison Square Company. Mr..
Pitt will be in the cast of Jim the Pen
man Tomorrow night, we suppose as
Stunning Kelcey's part.
MRS. LANGTRY as Pauline with Chas
CCgh'an, as Claude, Fanny Davenport
as Beatrice, in Much Ado About Moth
inc Wilson Barrett in Chatterton and
Signor Angeles Italian Opera Company
aIe the principal recent successes in
New York.
A DISPATCH from London by the
Commercial cable says: The Olympic
The atre, lately ill starred in more
senses than one, was Thursday night
thu scene of the debut of Miss Grace
Hawthorne, who was billed as a great
American actress. The play was Miss
Mutton, under the title of The Gov
erness. Miss Hawthorne was almost
universally condemned for artifciality
Of manner, tone. gesture and voice.
The Telegraph accuses her of a feeble
imitation of Miss Clara Morris.
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ST .rm Beatan

This drama, one of the choicest vol
umes contai ed IN the interesting arch
ives of the Union Square Theatre, has
been received by our Home Dramatic
Club from Manager A. NJ. P liner, in
fulfllment of his promise while he was
here with his Madison Square company
recently. Every one who has read
Buchansn's famous novel, God and the
Man, will be curious to see what sort of
a play the author has made out of it.
1t mad an entire winters run at the
Union Square. New York, Ellie EIlsler,
Maude Harrison, Stoddart, Mckee
Rankin, Mrs. Phillips and the other
standard favorites being in the cast. 1t
will be gwen here for q matinee and
night on Thanksgiving Day, the 25th,
with all the beautiful scenic adjuncUs-
glaciers, icebergs, etc., required 10 make
complete representation.
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Hiding His Light.

Upon the failure of Osmond Tear e's
starring attempt in San Francisco, he
Immediately receiv, d several inviting
offers from managers. Mr.. Palmer
wanted him for the leading business at
the Madison Square Theatre, and his
services were also desired by several
other important conductors of amuse-
ment enterprises. Strangely enough
Mr.. Tearle has oow settled To NAV the
principal parLs for David Bidvell, in that
gentleman's New Orleans stock COM
panv Comment and d dDldtic Times.
All Mr.. Tearle's admirers viii regret TO
learn that he has thus chosen tC b te h's
light under a bushei; New York is the
Mecca of every actors aspirations, and
there is not. much fame to be secured
in America outside of her. But Mr..
Tearle has reigned there one or two
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70 Wholesale Clothing Buyers.

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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
Wad Ell Ward and His ORR
entail Lectures.
TIE DAYS. AWFUL REVENGE.
Nevad torn Besten-Farewell to
the Chestnuts-TearIe's New Move
-Dittman to Manage Levy.
lectures at the Theatre.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week the Theatre will
be occupied by an entertainment out of
the usual run. Wad III Ward, his wife
and a Nazarite boy will illustrate the
manners and customs of Mussulman,
Turk, Persian, etc.. by lectures, stories,
songs, etc. The admission price bas
been reduced for the occasion, and as
the announcements have aroused some
curiosity, the lectures will doubtless be
popularity attenGed. The advertise
ment contains more complete parti nj
ars.
Late last evening it was learneI that
Mr.. Ward would address the congrega-
ton at the Tabernacle this afternoon.
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Sunday School Union.

The monthly meeting of the Sunday
School Union of this Stake will be held
in the Social Hall on Monday evening
November 1st, at o'clock. ALI Sunday
-chool officers and teachers are invited
to attend. Jos. H. PARRY, Sec'y.
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The COruner's Inau,s st .

The following Is the verdict of the
coroner's jury in the matter of iuVesti-
eating the cause of the death of Will
liam E. Bruce: