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AIfnlfa 40 Cold CIImnte,.

Ever since the introduction Of alfalfa
into California, il has been regarded as
only adapted 10 localities where com
parahvely high temperature is main
tanned, and where frosts were seldom
seen and snow almostrnhnown.T For
this reason many have been deferred
from planting Il in the mountain val
leys and elevated plateans. where the
winter weather was Of severity ap-
preaching that at the east They viii
be grAtifed 10 learn, however, that re-
cent experiments made N Northern
New YORK demonstrata the tact that
alfalfa viii thrive and bezr good croDs
where the soil is as cold and the ther-
mometer drops IS low IN wirierss lie L
TO twenty degrees. oesyw ~ 1900 m
wa New YORK, a1A.i az yeas
groHth has y,e.ded four cuttings IN a
season. tue respective dates Of harvest
ing being July ,, July "a. September g.
aud october I'd. AT the first cutting the
yield Was ten tons per acre OF green cut
ling yielded three tons each. This IL =
total OF, twenty-five tons Of green hay.
or probably about seven tons Of cured
allowing for the evaporation Of twO1
thirds Of the moisture contained In the
splant. lhls may be considered as q
very good showing, as the usual crop
harvested in California, when the
ground IS thoroughly irrigated is about
two tons Of hay 10 the acre, or in four
cuttings difference OF only about q ton
in favor OF California In New York
the pants attain = height Of Two feet TO
two feet and nine inches. In the length
of root sent down n great difference IS
Saau IL il remarked - go nd rfFrl THAT
Alfalfa roots were found there which had
gone 20 Gepth OF four feet Ehile aex-
traordinary case is mentioned OF q root
Being Traced for thirteen feet. In Cali
] fornia IL is nothing unusual for alfalfa
roots 20 be found twenty. thirty and
even forty feet from the parent plant in
search Of sufficient moisture. This is
erplsined b. the fact that WHARF sum
rier rains prevail, as in the east, there
i no necessity for the plant sending out
seal cheers 20 such 3 distance FOR water
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Rloodr work.

1o DEsvER, Colo, August IL Aspen
special to the Netps: A double assassE.a-
ton was committed near this place yes
terday evening. of the most cold
blooded character. From what can be
learned. II appears that Dan Fenton
had Jumped the ranch OF Harry Bur-
rows. thirteen miles from here. and EN-
ployed Michael Rim 70 work for him,
and yesterday morning they began cut
ting hay. Burrows warned the men
not to out hay, as he would not
erni.t1 them to finish the work.
Fenton laughed at Burrows, who
turned ana went away. In about an
hour Fenton and Rian, who hao con-
tinued their work. wer,. SD n the
back. the fSrmer Oh r@ug be riHe and
sbdomen. The shooting vas d Mt
from an ambush. with Winchester
rifles. The men hTed SIX hours, and
before dying made an a. -rnortem
statement, claiming that RnrrUws anc
Doc White did the Killing. Wtsfe hss
been arrested. At last &c ~. Is sur
rows was stlarse with the-ViSilaniys II
pursuit, who will probably lynch him
If they succeed IN effecting his capture
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CIVIL SERVICE.
The Presidents Amendment
to Article X.
PANIC IN A THEATRE AT WILMA.
Not Cutfing--but q Cuttsr-Prompted
By Religious Motives-GOthan
GOssip-Etc.-
cIrn serrice Amsndmsn,

wAsHEeroS. August 16.-On the adj
vice Of the civil service commission.
President Cleveland has amended
article < of the civil service rule as fol-
lows: Rule X.-To all applicants for
regular comparative education for
admission 70 the classified civil
service, must be made on blank
forms, to be prescribed by the
Commissioners. Requests for blank
forms OF application for competi I've
examination for admission 10 the clas-
si6ed civil service, and all regular ap.
plications for such examinations shall
be made, for the classified departmental
service, 70 the United States civil SER
vice commission at Washington.
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The Irish Riots.

Belfast, August, ia man named
Jackson, wounded in Sunday morn
ing riot. is dead. The other wounded
men are progressing favo-ably. There
was some stone throwing last night,
bus no one was seriously injured.
There are ominous signs that the au-
tboriIies fear attempts at reprissls to-
night on the part OF the mobs. Public
houses are being closed and other pre-
cautions being taken, Scores OF pris-
oners Will be brought 20 kilmainhani
Jail and Dublin, to sw ii, trial, the To-
cal iails being tllt.
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1he Raees az saratora.

SARATOGA. August l6.-First race, FOL
horses having won no race since july
2Otn, one mile-won by Pat Sheedy
with Little Mamie second. Santa Anita
Belle third. Time LA.
Second race, maiden twO-year-olds
Eve furlongs-Romp won,- Mahoney
second, Cora L. third Time l,oiA.
Third race. one mile ana i've hundred
wards. for none winners won by Lucky
b., with Uitimstum second, Orlando
third. Time 2.l5.
Fourth race, one mile and a furloog-
won by Ramona, joe Mitchell second
Tony Poster third. Time minutes.
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Smallpox is spreading IN ChiitTT z
Heavy rains have dissipated an fears
OF further damage by the forest ores IN
Wisconsin. ~ y ~ ID -
Rumor says Chinese army of
1000 is CHARTERED near the Russisn
boundary. --~,-,..rr -
Central Russia. especially Moscow,
has bssn devastated by tornadoes and
vaterspouts. ,..---- - $780,
President Cleveland left Washington
Monday for months vacation IN the
Adirondacks-
The new silver certificates authorized
BY the last Congress will not be ready
for issue before November.
closed IN Havana, throwing out OF work
higher wages.
The succesor OF Marquis Tseng :Rs
Chinese Ambassador in Europe win be
ted TO the Vatican.
The civil service commissioner con-
templates. bringing under the civil
service rules every postofhce from
which a carrier delivery is made.
Garland's answer in the Pan-Elec
trio suit has been filed. II denies in
detail every material statement. and
calls atten ton 10 the "scandaions' and
impertiaent~ matter IN the bill. .
Garland sa,s he became impressed
with the apparen, usefulness of the in
vention, ana on February 5th, 1883. at
tended 3 m citing Of the persons intep-
ested a. NE residence Of the CON plain
ant. LAfts relating the lcircuns tances
/ OF the worK ns and making OF the con-
trsct, saIlsnd says that the complain
\ ant in s'ead If deyo'.ng himself 70 the
perfection Q, the ci.svr ton, ssby his
contract was -, 70 do, sold In
isr.s.s -. lis stor'-. IN patent violation
OF laid contrac. and against the Inte-
/ res's Of TIE company; that, finding
he = loi persuade the defendants
TO accede % his wishes, ne procured
many false and malicious statements tC
be published in the pubic press Of the
country both as 90 the defendants, and
as totne business OF the company.
1 - y
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rronp.;sa By nellrlou. Motlr..

PARIS, August 16.-The imbecile
widow named LeBd. residing in Selles
st. Denis. whose sons endesyored to
obtain sn admission for her in the mad
house. but failed, was tied 70 stake by
line latter. VINO built = fire round her
aud burned her TO death. While the
woman was suffering, her sons sprink-
led holy water over ner, and when ar
rested. said they had burned their
mother because OF religious motives.
me woman was 60 years old, and had
the reputation OF being sorceress.
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PERSONAL.

HERBKEr BUKroE of the Nephi Coon.
WAS up on Monday. q r6
JoHS HoLr. OF South Jordan. came nm
to town on Monday.
SHERIFY GRoEsBscK has eeuna7on
visit to SpringvilIe. H1
w w. Jkcksos, OF American Fork
was In town v sterdsy
Mas. Wnu1H JE,tErses has fefnrzsd
with her family from : visit 70 the
coast
GEO. D. FIKLD. manager OF Mckee
Rankin's CO., paid Us a dying EisiE yes
terday. w
LYMAN ROBINSON. Of the Fillmore
Co op.. was around among the business
houses yesterday. ~ s-
tbs VETERAN Thespian. Harry Hors-
ley is once more on the streets, lo0king
the wore for his recent sickness II
.H.N u - ~ IA. k.IHL....
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AT Belfast.

BELEXsr, August 16.-occssionsl
shots were fred throughout the day
and evening. The men from Queens
Island. while marching home sang,
mo home rule for Ireland" 8 parody
the Catholics. The military in charg-
ing the mob last evening bayonettsd
MagistrateI Burk, who was assisting
the wounded rioters. Burk was n
plain clothes, and consequently taken
70 the hospital. .1La-i' ~
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Row Dinsrent!

Santa FIX. n. NJ, August le.- chiel
Justice Long, OF New Mexico. has de-
MED the mandamus in the case Of Selig-
man w. Ortiz. Seligmsn was appointed
Treasurer Of the Territory by Governor
Ross. The present Treasurer, Ortiz,
declined TO deliver the Office, claiming
that under the law the Governor had
not the power to appoint. The Chiei
Justice held like him, and Ortez. who
is Republican, holds over till the ses.
sion Of the Legislature in January
next.
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HoreA pp. in,ments

WAsHIxeToS, August 18.-The Prssi
dent made the following appointments
before he left the capitol; John +.
Boyle, Of New York, to be Secretary Of
tie Civil Service Commission; Henry
A. EpinEer, OF New York, 10 be United
States Consul at Cienfuegss, vice VIM.
p. Pierce, suspended.
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The Baron De KaIb.

ANNAPOLIS. August 16.-The cere-
niony Of unYeiling the statue of Baron
"e kaib is now going on. There are i'm
u,1!e crowds here, principally from
L'llt'lnore and Washington. Free Ma
sehs sIe OUT IN large force as well as
StseE civic societies., and the military
N isrge numbers. So fsr the dag has
.,sea bright, ana favorable to the oe-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-17
The Queen In Cornell.

LONDON. August 16.-The Queen held
q council this. morning at Osborne
Castle with members Of the ministry.
The terms of the Queens speech, 10 be
read at the reassemHling oi Parlisment
were agreed upon. Salisbury returned
TO London after the counc1-
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An Actor Dead.

DrSvEE, August ga Pueblo, Colo,
special to the Nevs: W. A. Gillian, Of
New Haven, Conn. died of peritonitis
here this evening. Deceased held the
leading juvenile part in the "Zozo"
COMPANY, as captain Of the ship. His
stage name was Olsen Arthur.
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s1oo.ooo FIr..

NkE YoRK, August 16.-The two and
three-story brick buildings. 2o4 to 30
Elizabeth Street used by the Brush
Electric Light ComnAny as 8 lighting
station. was damaged byifre TO the ex-
tent OF 100000. O. husI 9.l D.
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AnEa.tern RaJ.h

Had a ruby which lighted his palace at
night. More precious than gems are
beautiful teeth which light up the .isoe
when displayed 10y smile. Use SOZ-
ODONT, and your tee III viii be brilliant
as Jewels, your breath sweetas the roses
of Cashmere.
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wAsHrSsToS, August Is : There is 3
ruuor here tonight that Senator
Hearst, Of California is dead. Telegrs-
2hic inquiry brought the reply from
Charlotte, n. c.. that Senator Hearst i
there and not dead, but trying 70 buy :
gold nine near there.
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Tn. Pr.,,d.pt.,Party.

AIBAsT, August l6.--The President
and party arrived here at pm
Colonel and Mrs. Lamar left the train
for their home in the interior. DR..
Samuel B. Ward Joined the Presidential
party here. They left st9lS.
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a semi rae, on the Thames.

IoxDOs, August l6.-Matterson. the
Australian sculler, beat Perkins to-day
in race over the Thames course. from
Putnev to Mortiake. The Stakes were
{ Zoo q side.
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ueFOrbIds It

PAErs, August i6-Generai Bsu-
LANCER, minister of war. prohibited the
publication of a pamphlet, giving his
biography, and referring TO the scandal
Wish which his name was connected.
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NEW YoRK, August le.-Tolrof Peter.
son and two women, Christine Tenders
and Christina Hansen, were drowned 10
Rattan Bay last night Tn y were out
rowing when the boat capsized.
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la Non LIh.rni nnsr

Tue VoL-AIc Belt Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 70 sead their Celebrated
VoLTAIc Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trisl to arv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss o. Vitality.
Manhood, &c. illustrated pamphlet 10
sealed envelope with full particulars
mailed free. Writ tssn Al once
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NoUICE u HEREBY eIvES By TIE
~ 'unoersigDeds adsrinistra.ffx q the
estate Of John =. Miller, deceased.
10 tne-.. creditors a. and al peg
sons havtng C-zfrus sSainst The sid de-
ceased 70 exhibit them with the Necessary
yorcnfts, VIII IN ten -10nths afte4 the frst
puollcatiou Of this notice, % the said nd-
llnistrairix. a. rs North First West Street
Salt Lake City, IN Tie County OF Salt Lake.
kACHEL 9 MILLER,
Aeninisfr7trix OF estate Of John =.
Siiles. deceased. ale
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mining Min Destroyed.

EUREKA, Nevada. August l5.-Ths
Geddes & Bertrand mining mill, situ-
ated in Secret Canyon, was destroyed
bv rire this morning. Loss, $20J-Oo0.
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Bassbau

CnlcAso, August ls.-Kansas City 2
Chicago 4. i'rT rI. r-'l elt lc ui4It
wAsHISeTos. August 1e.-New Yorl
2. Washington 4.
DErRoIr. August I6.-Detroit 4, st
Lonis 5. ere cd 80 p
PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-Boston )
Philadelphia 4.
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Victims OF youthful indiScretions.
suffering from nervous debility lack OF
self-confdence, impaired memory, and
hpdred symptoms. = honld send loeents
giving means Of certain cure, With nu-
nerous testimonials. Address, Worlds
Dispenszry Medical Association, COB
Main Street Buffalo, y. YSnt9 b.
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P.rn.Il 10 Become . o.thoiic.

DUsL1s, August 1.-THE 1rish Times
U.ovsIist( reiterate the statement that
Parneil win shortly become q Roman
Catholic.
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Lapham's Dress .ad Cloak House.

Dressmaking In al its branches.
Special attention given % orders from
the country. Orders filed on sa. RI
notice. Ready-made Dresses kept on
hand Agent for McCsn's Bezar Pat
terms. No. 42W, First South Street. I
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mo MilitnrY MIthdraw

BELrAsr, August 1e.-The military
withdrew from the streets at 1 o'clock
this morning; since then the city has
been quiet.
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IRON HEBER- CITY, wAsATCH co. !,
II Utah, on Aonday night, July 18th, .
white spot In forehead. branded with =
Large hgufe % LETT shoulder and large n
on right thigh
Any person delivering said animal to John
Duncan al Heber, or II A. Tuekett, No. s5S
= First South 6treet salt Lake CITY vii be
hoerAiiy rewarded e gHL
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LADIES, is life and health worth
nreserving3 II you think so. use Gil
more's Aromatic Wine. For sale 81 A
q. smith & Cos Drug Store. Il
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BICYCLES, TRIoYCLEs AND YEL
OCIPEDE8. faH"H

rVANs & sPEEcER, AGRHTS FOR lax
u Victor, Champion, Challenge. IeeA
and 0tto; @asolicr-the Rudge- ~ Z III
TsDdem cycles We ar - tass
~ 1880 g ryfD1 =. nh -. gssate
-.cies snild-tr --r.h Also o.
} tsaiityr . .tscl}C or - seust nv
~ biey ba 0r u ElnPnf
feniee hy -sy-e- Genr ss-rsr5s-
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:, - Dnngannon Monday bands of
NationslisIs paraded the protestant
quarter Of the town. Shooting fos home
rule and cuising the Queen. 4 not
Iured.
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euNs, ATTENTION.

AND SPORTING GOODS, YHoLEaaLR
a. and EetaiE st Bedr6ck Prices. All tbe
-esding Rifles and Shot Guns In stock. see
our Man haitian BIZ L Gun, best In 1he mar
ket q; ne price; nlustrated Catalogue free.
stoek. Keys htted. Agency for Victor M
cycle. Evans q Spencer, 50 Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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TACKLE Az OBsTIsAIE coUsH oR CoLD
with HALE's HoSEY or HoREHoESD AID
TAR.
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DsoPs Cure in one
minute.
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TWO ZINE Rooms.

HNFURSIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, 10
~ Bent % Single Gentlemen or Couples,
and within quick reach OF town Apply a.
TIE HERALD. once.
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Il PEso special: There were no new
developments IA the Cutting matter on
Monday. although the usual number OF
unreliable rnmors we're manufactured,
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY.
nANIEL GREENIG, IN THE MARKET
IL Row. sets good Lunch on shoft notice,
keeps fresh bread. cakes, pies and crackers
good enough for king Give him a call AZ
70 W. First south street
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T L DAVIS, cHIRoPoDIsf AND NAN
u icure. Once, Palace Hotel. salt Lake
City, Utah
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9 II LosrA OFE
ONE BLACK MARE, 9 YEARS OLD. ONE
C-vhite hind foot. Leave az Vim. Woods
meat market and be rewarded.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EaiGts Of Joan ?. Wilies,. seesassa.
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ROUSE TO EENr.

FIRST DOOR WEST OFT. W. JENNINGS
u residence Apply a. no Main street
G. II. SMELL.
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FIsHTNG TA0KLN,

VI f6por Ing Goods, wholesale and rstaiI.
Guns and Tents let ~ the day OF week
Gun Repairing and Keys nsde. Fla 5 az
low prices- EVANS 4 SPENCER,
"a " Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
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rr SODA sPRINGs WATERr
on DRAUGHr AT THE co-oP DRUG
" storss eents- n l-truI 'z-rD
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A-ONAA ~ LOA&s
NE. POMKROY, BROKER AND REAL.
u Estate Agent, l53 Main Street. honsy
- Laans Houses and Lots tor sale. e.ac Z
general real estate business transacted.
OFFICE FoR RENT.
FINE OFFICE SUITE ISTHE HxRAI.D
u Building. Apply q. his ofice-
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DIX ELLEN Il. FERGUSON.
OFF7CE AND RESIDENCE, no. StR.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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FOUKD
DECLINING BUSINESS

MATTRESS BROS. no. q AsD y g..
" HestTeaple Street. having o. hand an
sssortnent OF esls bFsted SOgthe Fiug and
Safety Bicycles 10 dispose OF we hereby,
guarantee greater bargains than have ever
been offered 70 the public. $40 machines
Tor 500: a'so forge anvil and other fitting
a. No. lS5 W. South Temple Street. SAT- LAKE.
City.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS.

'lTEsDAMESJoSEs AND EDMUNDs ARE
I'LL prepared TO give Electric Treatment
rom 80 cents 70 81 Oifiec- ever Godbe q
fius' Dug sore M E0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NC WASHING Or IRONING. -kYPLY AZ
IN -ti7>tc. Or shsrr sstrcet. -
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DANIEL GHEENIG.
WANTED,

A GIRL TO DO GESERAI. HOUSE WORK.
n apply % Mr. J B. Kinball. No. 36S.
south Esin Street. gs. % IL s-
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Z LOST
TIP CRY CREEK CASx0N, NE ROAM
" ko,se, b7inded 7 on leB shoulder. other
5rSnds not known. Fndet viii be liberslly
re Earded BY returning 20 Cslifornia Market,
NJ = , @eiH street SAT- Lake City. q.
CALL ON PRANK ID. aTaGIN-
--- BOEHAH-
EoR GENERAL GROCERIES. GREEN
II Groceries. Fl0ur. ct. Prices tO-snit Ihe
times Watkins bulldiag Fifih ST.. oEden-
SPECIAL.
A -PARASoL FAN WAS LEFT IN EXCUR-
a sion wagon No. ~ the OVsRer can Oh
an By calling "a Gives frocery store,
7 ~ south sHeef tftHIN-ff
DANIEL GNEENIG, -
IA NAR2ET ROW, KEEPS FRESH
I + bread. cakes. Piles and crackers, boiled
ham and lunch al day. Fruits OF All kinds
|oo9ght sud solda satisfaction guaranieeu.
|II".ftrE So7ih Street 49, ~
40 I WANTED ~
A GIRLTo DO GENERAI HOUSE WORK.
u apply 20 Mr.. B. Kinball. No. 363s
south Main Street e.. . ~
FOUND.
FouND-A WATCH. CALL AT TINS
~ once. ma -
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-15
suffncated hx Coal Gas.

Mr.. Joseph E. Gallagher, young married
man about 24 years of age, was found dead
at his home on Madison street Saturday af-
ternoon, having been suffocated by coal gas
during the night. His wife was unconscious
when discovered, but the services of DR..
Scully being called she was resuscitated, and
she is now in fair way to recovery Before
retiring Friday night Gallagher put some
new coal on the kitchen fire, and on going to
bed left the damper closed. His father,
Francis Gallagher, who lives few doors be-
low, became alarmed at the nen-appearance
of his son Saturday, and at about 3 o'clock
called at the house. He found the door
fastened, and on gaining admission was hor-
rifed to find the body of the young man ly-
ing upon the bed, with his wife at his side
apparently in the agonies of death. Medical
aid was quickly at hand. DR.. Scully, after
an examination, pronounced the young man
dead, death having probably ensued several
hours before Mrs. Gallagher with difficulty
regained consciousness. Coroner Gould was
called. and after an interview with the ply
stefan, supplemented by medical examina-
ton. he deemed an inquest unnecessary. Mr..
Gallagher was a young man well liked by his
friends. carriage trimmer by trade, having
long been employed by Zenas Thompson,Jr"
and had been married but few months.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-15

BENZ. F. ANDREWS, City Marshal, [and
wants to be again.