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Three Boys Murdered .

CHICAGO, July GA Times special
from Wichi q, Kas., reports murder in
the Red Fork of the Arkansas River in
Indian Territory. of Ed. Traley, H.
Holiday and J. Norwood, of Spring
field, Ills, and ell under 20 years of
age. A few days ago. they missed
some money and accused half-breed
Indian named Evans of having stolen
it. Following this, Evans was found
murdered in his cabin, and the three
boys had disappeared. Evans friends
surprising the boys had murdered him,
started in pursuit and coming up with
them, murdered them in a shanty
which they were occupying No trace
of the gang has been discovered.
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For the Children,s Saka

Keep Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar always at hand in the corner cup
board BY admlnIsterlDglt in the early
stages ofcough, colds, influenza, croupy
hoarseness, or sore throat, lung fever.
diseases of the respiratory system NAV
always be prevented. Mothers bear
his in mind. 1t may be had at ali drug
gists at so cents and 81. Great saving
to purchase large size. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure Toothache in one
minute.
MIRRORS TELL THE STORY of complex
ions beauti6ed by the aid of GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER Dye,
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STONES STORY.

General Manager Stone, of the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railway.
has furnished the Associated Press with
long statement, giving the history of
the dynamite plot. He says about the
middle OF May the company was in
formed of a plot to destroy property
by dynamite, and that BoWles was
about to leave town to pat the plan in
in operation. Bowles did leave Chicago,
having taken dynamite caps with him
from room occupied at the Grand Pa
cifc by Chairman Hoge, of the Cen
eral Grievance Committee. On the
10Th of May, near Aurora, an
engine struck explosive material
which bore strong evidences of dyna-
mite. The engine was badly damaged.
On remnants of paper found was the
mark of the manufacturer, same as on
the cartridges in possession of the men
arrested on Thursday. Shortly after
this, BoWles was at NoblesVille, Ind,
where he was supplied with funds by
draft from J. A. Bauereisen, chairman
of the Aurora local grievance commit
tee, who was also arrested this morning.
Broderick was at this time at Creston,
Iowa, where he repeatedly requested
Bauereisen to send BoWles west with
his goods, as it was a favorable place for
operation. Bowles accordingly went
to Creston and met Broderick. A
few hours after BoWles left Creston, ar
other explosion took place in the Ores
ton yards with all the circumstances
and evidences of the previous explosion.
During this time, Broderick and BoWles
had been furnished with letter of in
PRODUCTION to various members of the
Brotherhood, stating that they were
acting on business of Importance to the
Brotherhood and asking cooperation
from the members. Such letters were
found IN their possession when arrested.
Before going to the train at Aurora, on
Thursday, BrOderick went to the hall
of the Brotherhood and got package
of dynamite, which was taken on the
train. This package had been taken
to the hall by Bauereisen. On
April 10th, Chairman Hoge is
sued circular to the chief engineers,
mem bers of divisions of the Brother
hood, reading as follows:
THE @. B. & Q. wants 400 or 500 more
engineers. We have decided to ask
you to furnish one or two men from
your division. We ask the same of all
divisions to come and apply for posi-
tions under assumed names, and as
soon as they get to work, correspond
with John Bowers, of Chicago, for in
structions. The object is to disable
engines in every way they can and
quit work on given day. Supply men
with plenty Of sal-soda and emery. "a
OF attempts were made to carry
out the suggestions in this circular, but
in all cases the applicants were refused
Mr.. Stone explained that
the sal-sOda referred to in aoge's circu-
lar was to be put into the tanks of en-
gines 10 make water foam ard prevt Mt
steam and to cause the burning Of the |
crown sheets in the fire boxes. Emery |
was to be thrown on different paris of |
the machinery to cause the bearings to |
run hot and ruin them. Officers who |
vent to Aurora to- day returned to
light bringing with them Alexander |
Smith, striking fireman, who is said |
% have handled some of the dynamite
cartridges,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-07
Bush Fir0.

OTTAWA, July GA bush fire is raging
near South Indian, Ont, on the
Canadian Atlantic Railway, below this
city. Wade's saw mill, 5000 cords OF
wood, five freight cars, five houses, and
thousands Of cords of tan bark have
been destroyed. The country on each
side for some days since has been
utterly impossible,
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He Acted as Executfoner.

HARRISBURG, Ky, July 6.-This
morning County JudgeIA M. Pulliam
called on James Miller, a well-to-do
farmer, in his Office. Shortly after
wards shots were heard, and Pulliam
came out and surrendered to an officer.
Miller was found dead in the office.
Pulliam will not talk.
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A Cyclone.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., June Gas
coal train en- route for Monmouth Juuc-
ton was passing through the village of
Dayton, it was struck by cyclone and
Conductor John Dyer, of Trenton, with
two of the train men, were blown from
the train. They were all three fatally
hurt.
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Arrested for swindIing

MINNEAPOLIS, June 6. - The three
members of the firm of Shotwell, Cleri-
hew & Lothman, which failed some
days ago, were this afternoon arrested
on a warrant sworn out by the cashier
of bank here TO which the firm is
largely indebted on charge of swind
ling
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The Dynamiters.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Bauereisen gave
bail for $4,000 and was released. Bail
was furnished by ]. A. Fielder, Chi
cago merchant. The three men ar
rested yesterday are still in Jail, being
unable to give bail for $4,000. Attor-
neys Donohie and Davis have been re-
tanned to defend them III connection
with any attorneys that may be selected
by the Brotherhood of Engi-
neers. In conversation with
Chairman Hoge to-day, the men denied
all knowledge of the dynamite,
and did not know who brought the stuff
into the car. They said after they were
arrested that General Manager Stone
came into the car and then one of the
detectives took one of the packages from
the hat rack. They say they never saw
the package until it was in the hands of
the detective. Deputy United States
Marshal Burchard left for Aurora this
with warrant for more of the
alleged conspirators.
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Ocean steamer yYrecked.

LONDON, July 6.-Advices from
Queenstown report the wreck of large
wooden vessel, believed to be the Amer:-
car ship Farragut, was passed recently
500 miles from Calcutta. Farraqalt
left Calcutta, January Goth, for New
York.
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Paid the Penalty.

FORT SMITH, Ark, July Gus
Bogles, aged 10, was hanged to-day for
the murder of William Morgan, in the
Creek nation, a year ago. He died
very hard.
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JAPANESE BAZAR-A LARGE STOCK
u of Imported New Fancy Goods, and all
kinds of Fireworks. Gold Chop Fire
hackers, forty packages in box, 81. rs per
box. HONG HOP, 267 g., Main Street, Salt
Lake City.
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Rnoklan,s Arn1ca salua.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents a boz. For sale by a G.
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English Fresbyterians.

LONDON, July 6.-The Pan Presby-
terrain council decided to hold the next
meeting at Toronto. Several interest
ing addresses were made to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-07
Construction Train Wrecked,

JOLIET, Ills, July Ga construction
train on the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
road was wrecked this evening by OBJ
structions on the track. Three Italian
laborers were instantly killed and en-
gineeI Knight fatally scalded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-07
WATER. WATER

THE CHAMPION WELL DRILL co. ARE
any depth less than 1000 feet deep. For
prices per foot or by the day, Address:
CHAMPION WELL DkILL CO.,
Box 1887, Salt Lake, Utah
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WV. HARRISON. THE TINNER

,nOES ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET
~ iron work, deals in and makes all
kinds of bee-keepers' supplies, honey ex-
tractors, etc, his manufactured foundation
comb specially. Heis prepared to give his
customers the benefit of his forty years ex-
perience in the business.
CENTRE STREET, Provo City, Utah.
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JOHN O. CUTLER BRO.

No. IS East Temple street, are making
Gents Spring Suits to order for $22 so from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. They are 1.-The
Thing" Cell and order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements In this column, if
for articles lost or found, for situa-
ttoDs offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted to rent, Will be charged
for at the rate of 5 cents per line for
one insertion, and 21a cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
first time, and cents each subsequent
time.
Birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, 81; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, 15 cents per line.
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Three Died.

WATERvALLEY, Miss, July 6.-Three
of tose injured IN the grand stand
accident of the 4th led; the others are
IN a serious C nnI :.
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SPENCER HOUSE.

ON POsTOFFICE BLOCK, 252 yIRsr
" East Street, South, is not exoalled q
resting place for tourists or as family
Hotel. Terms, 81. 50 per day,
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NOTICE TO THE PURr1o.

WE MAKE ALL KINDS OFFURNIIURE
w to order. Wood turning of every des-
ertPtion, First class jobbing and repairing.
screen doors and windows mace and put
up Oh short not,ct, at Sandberg Furniture
company Factor 1LS.110W ) } nth Temple
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The Emperor

BERLIN, July 6.-Emperor William
will visit Italy about the end of August,
and will have an interview with King
Humbert.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-07
REAL ESTATE.

T ARGE LISTS OF CITY AND ACREAGE
IL Property for sale, at low figures and
easy terms, by Macleod, sibley & Co, 68
West temple Street. Poperty solicited
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THOMSON. tLLEN & co.

INASATCH BLOCK. COZ. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property few chances to obtain
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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INSECT POWDER,

SURE POP, THE GENUINE. ARTICLE
~ to be bad only at z. c. MI. Drug Store
wholesale and retail agents.
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COLLECTION AGENCY

A CCOUNTs COLLECTED AND GEN
=. eral accountants business transacted
by Macleod, Sibley & Co., Is West TEMPLE
Street P-S
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PRESIDENTIAL YETOES.

The President has vetoed the bills
granting pensions to Nathaniel D.
Chase, Harriet Cooper and William N.
Campbell, Jr and the bill for the relief
of Van Ruren Brown
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TO RE SOLD

AT ONCE, THREE CARLOADS Is
n the finest home rade Candies,
over 200 kinds, at John Mcdonald
q Sons, Deseret Steam Candy Factory, 2f'
and go S. Main Street
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Fell from set Car.

7. LOUIS, July Civilian c. Mitch
ell, proprietor of the PEG ple's Theatre,
tell from a street car this evening and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-07

A DOUBLE SEATED CARRIAGE, SUIT
a ahle for one horse or two. Inquire at
12l B Street.
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DANCH OF NEARLY 1000 ACRES AND
III 40 head of stock. situated Immediately
east of Juab station U. c R. R Plenty of
large springs. Farming and grass lands
Will be sold on easy terms. Address G. S.
Tingey, Nephi, Utah.
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ROARDERS WANTED.

MRS. MELON, 14S S. FIRST EAST ST.
ul A No. furnished rooms. Cheapest
house in towr, considering accommoIa
tons
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nAGGART & CRAMBERLAINB PIANO
! depot, one and one half blocks east of
Cliff House New upI fght "a Octaves pianos
from S2S5 upwards. Good organs, $50 and
upwards
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NINETEENTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.

WANTED. FOR THE NINETEENTH
w District School a first class teacher rs
principal; also one to assist in the Primary
Department Apply by tier. stating terms
and reference, to Box 3j5, Salt Lake City
John Pike, w. H. Perkes, Andrew Kim
ball, Trustees. Salt Lake City, June 20, 1855.
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A HALL 2lx75 FEET Up STAIRS AT
n I57 South First East
MAYOR & PIKE.
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A NICE RoOMY OFFICE ON GROUND
Il floor of HERALD Building. adjoining
counting room City water and steam heat
ing.
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Capital Chips,

WASHINGTON, July Gin the case of
Senator CulIou's coachman, indicted
for manslaughter, in causing the death
OF Professor Paul, on March 31st, by
recKlessly driving into him on his BIZ
cycle, the jury returned verdict of
guilty to-day. A motion has been
made for new trial.
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HAMMOND TYPE-WRITEBS 8MONTHs
IL trial. C. Orlob. Il. c. N L 8 L. City.
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TAYLOR'5 GkI6T MILL, NEAR OGDEN.
This property embraces the well-known
stone grist mill and appurtensnces. situated
on the line of the U. P r R, about
two miles south of Ogden, and from
100 to $50 acres of land surrounding it, in
Guiding one of the most voluminOus and
valuable water rights in the Territory. For
terms apply to GEORGE j. TAYLOR,
or JOHN w TAYLOR.
Executors of the estate OF John Taylor, de-
ceased
No. 40 s. First West st, Salt Lake City.
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FOR RENT

WE have SOME CHOICE FURNISHED
W and unfinished rooms 20 rent. If
you have rooms to rent, come and place
them on our list and we viii f->d teuaLt t.
for you Jordan Valley Employment
Agency, 145 s First East Street
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
n Building. Apply at this office.
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ESTRAY NuTICE.

ME SPOTTED RED AND WHITE COW.
- one broken horn, branded f L r.
Leave information with G, F. Felt, at Bur.
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WANTED TO RENT

A HOUSE OF OR 10 ROOMS, PLEAS
IA antly located, within four blocks OF
business centre. Will pay liberal rent. Adj
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FOE SALE.

EUR SALE.
T WILL SELL NJ HERD OF SIX
i registered HolsteiR Cattle on che years
time, or trade for real esta'e
E II. CALDWELL,
Colorado Stables
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

Then Farmer Kent took Cd his hat.
He said: - came to-day
To hear the parsOn talk OF Heaven,
And, hSply. show the way:
But the iruest preacher I have seen
Is this beg.ar. lean and gray.
Now come with me: from this day forth
o arc my hOnored guest"
The 6eegar shrank-the farmer said:
Tho Father knOweth best.
" He leadeth you, He leaieth me,
He brough: us all the way.
Through paths Of sin. and doubt and pain,
To this TnanksSiv ne Day.
That you might teach me how to trust
To thank HIM. and 70 pray.
A cory nook awaits for you
Beside my ample hearth;
Aha. He never makes mistakes,
The Judge OF all the earth"
MARGRET HOLMES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

FOR the moment, WAS stricken dumb
There WAS An silence that was
suddenly broken BY Dick hlakc's dsliber.
ate voice.
"Yes. Miss Franc q" he said. au e,ly.
Il know 4 is yours. because ] wrot., 10 and
laid 70 IN your room While you were gu,
this morning. The seal Was unbruken
nhen." he added. with a curling lip
by Jovc. ihat's a iaccr FOR the widow
inuitercd Eluf1er. who was known ~ have
sporting proclivit.es.
IL think l must BID yru good night"
said F~rancic. bowling with a slightly
heightened color TO the curious faces abous
i>hed through the door
Half an hour later Mr.. Blake heard .
gentle tap ~ his door. Throwing 1t op~n.
bewildernenI
For before him stood F'ancic. looking
demurcly downward at . knot Of roses,
whose c1rnation seemed reflected In her
cheeks.
With n rap'urous exclamation R.ak"
sprang forward But lifting her glad eyes
TO his own with u sweet, yc: shy g.anc,,,
which told him all he would know. Hran-
Gle turned and sped li2hiIy up the stair
way. Pausiny at the ncAn u! the Eight
and detaching one Of the roses from her
breast, she touched her fresh young liz.
10 il and tossed is 50 dagti that IL fell a.
Blakc's feet.
Something % b thankful for" she
whispcred-"Sooi night And Blakc. no,
u~nfrequcntly, calls his WIZ his Thanks
giving rose. Franz II CoNvEksa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

l ~ MOoanD - 0An61ao0y o~00eaocAtoG
Na DsAks's so~tssrcGsesd hsns. SIN nuss
% his had ;sgs and siASesrrd srross sAs
: soom. Wildly vsvsas hi . ab0ve his
bed Then be ehatsered md hiocouehea
alternately fos . m0neaI afses Which =.
plunged b~oistcr0Qsiy - SaAavpy 0e
pustss. and whom be ett II tie calf eS ~
leg Hes nAd-hc's got the hydro-
phobis'' shoufcd Mr. Pssser. In die dis
MAJ - he held on TO the voandcd oe@scs
with both hAadA
II Sim nn nal there Was method ID hto
madness, for oil ~ oaee. having vto,ensly
iw.;cned the tail OF the Aneosa Get o. pAas-
ing. he skipped uimbiy up On . aide isbie
upon which stood che hAndsoa,r huh.
writing d-sk belonging 20 Mr~ brown
Before tina, es;imAble iAay realized the
situation Sim farrw back the lid and
snAiched In his small paw m addressed en-
veiopc with . brokco zeal, With which he
sprans - the door.
MrA Brown's fine color ave plsce 20 .
sick;y pallor ~ she ssw the srt
Catch h.m. some oac-thAs l.stre"-she
gaspesa. and Francie Bru,on. who wns not
IN tae least afraid Of Sim whom che had
often cnAcd into her room With bonboas.
WAS quick 10 respond.
SEEKING Sim !aushinKiy ~ he dashct
past her. FrAncic wr-stcd tae envelope
from his paw. but ~ her eyes unwitiinsiy
rested on the address 20 p.Sinly Visible up
der the glass chandelier. sae uttered . In
tic exclamation Of surprise
"Why-its addressed u ~<-And the
sea - broken y" she exclaimed. liking hcs
clear eyes on Mrs. TneadosiA Brown. Who.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

High - ~.os saAirs in faxissd
10 asshln. IA aas iov lie ssse stir
% .oss. o;h.er ooss.ry--S y. 3ks
p~sl-N-ass ahod ls iN~uasgr 49,
c.s~- izr 9Th y~sis~ 'srs~ Nsa~sis
xaS~s hs~ - csasa; i-H sssasys~s
!ss<
-JsaSins ~ ,s~ir dcr:n~s bal
ass. AZ nc .~A, rs~. -An fa1 sex
soauspo to lrsp~r.s Sa:il sAey dr.
y, y 7 S~
n iAras~x surta-s tsltr~ esuss -es
ssll saa, ~saia haFF~- Z sa~ a.
i-sap,ssi ,s So .ssat~! hsre~osc .s=R
aaa this dc'~~t ~ tcrakass!~aSs vAs
The S~siA - s~r n . >ss
The anrsrut. t-ls~s~i that 49,
earth .aas-e. BAT thea ,hSs h~a
ncver bad asy deslsg, Via ssr.u
ING r~~!ai-r -Es~.sHsas Frx Fe-ss
A cssnic oy~-s sas 80, hs~sa --s-
'"n ~ deals III tA~- ISL r. alter
II ,A"rv i, a ufsplru In a. Il -os.s -
hitter dc-rs~l a~AuAsoiy E&%~
s<r !~a';fFr~s
-f.r~: s"4rasll~ Ii the Mor>i-r
k-outsts n s.,;y IA >~paa .u~
nails, II a.-si IA ~ F4r., !osraAi
i-i Wh~n a1 .os. .sas. as So~os4
~.ctsraz!i,; y o..~.Gay Essss. A-
coz.
Dee ofthe st~sng~safT~sss.svs.1
- tsSpiA1~zi ~ ,Ac rural t@ssrsassErw@
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
ORIGIN OF PROTECTION.
hen the sysf~m <"w IN vogue In Moot
Gowatrtes Hogan.

The cu-'o,n--~hus" origin il un-
known-wer, certainly imposed rs the
Crown before they were granted rs
Par ,mrni. They were the dutle.
which IN. merchants. who In early day.
w.r, almost exclusively forvignsr-,
w.r. ''~ap-cu-in'n"d 10 pay 20 the
Crown for ia. priyilcg. % trade and
possibly for protection. And The Great
Charter distinctly recognizes ;ha
Crowns right. FOR chile II condemn.
the .'msla i0lta." ~ unjust tolls. Il,
''an'iqua- IT rccts. ron-1ic-
'uiines." the ancient aud ordered cu--
t"rn- These a~nCi.n, customs are b.
liryed To have cocuDr!~-i export
iu,ies on wool. .kin- and leather. and
a..prisagc' ou wine. Their arnoun, l.
{; known. but -iS;y year. s,ser the
Great Charter. In 1875. the merchant.
Tor the sake 81 incr"a..-1 protection.
undertook 20 pay higher dI,is'. o. &c.
IL. on the sack Of wool. or % ~ool-
'cli.. and iSs. 81. on the la., o, leather
and she-. increased duties we're
formally voted ny Parliament They
were RAISED ui,hou; authority b. ID
ward I. in 1924 and 1921. su; the IN
,r.a>csi exacs:ons were condemned tn
he latter year AZ "rnala tolts when
Parliament formally r.s,ognixcd the
-ai~~ Of 1875. Hencc'orta the latter
~cre known a. the aaci.at or srcs; ea-
scms. T~cniy-~.vea year. later. in
lS,a. Edward J.. in .on- want ~ moo~y.
,ompu;~i the psisax- ~ vine ios .
liked duty % "a the cass. and i'm the
IAN. year he mad AZ Agreement vifs
he foreign merchants FOR additional
.u,ies on sooi. wool s.ils and hses..
or additional duties % cloth AL TO-
he pAynacn; 81 uhs; rog.d sow IT,
-alled an AL vaorcn dg:y 81 Ii Ia
he pound on al exported md IN
sp-.-d conmritt:~. These g fSss ssr-
.h-ac-sorsa~i known a. the rev O..
,mail customs The King ~s5-avor~s.
ho1Sh without SUCCESS. 20 eK;erd
hen IN native merchants In TIE fol-
year: and In 1873. duras sAs
viSn Of EAsard II. ths Dec cns.onrs
the sabSsr; u . pcsitaoe 10 Par
and we're sssp-sd~d- Sass~
3usnsly revived. 'fh~J rxriv~a beSai
ssscsioa la the seasssse ~ tAe seapse in
1854" Hut this sea:sse DID 10: a.aiIy
s<ssls The posss IN dhvs:e. ssA %
lately - In Tudor. - vs!; - 10 sezaS
sin4a. the CeO~n chained right 20 H.
:rsass she r1as a. inp~ !rsA ausso
hArttsnssHary 0scssos- u
1904 ose Assea. . Tsssey n>rcsass
shs AAnpd@a q indsr~s saxassoa. ~
'0eA % pay 80 dzsy - e-a>r..as;
~ us JodeO soroAliy dseH~3 usss
Tie ADe<ss ~ - xiags e.A.A
shich - nay ep~e 80 sAss - vAoo
ptansA CasA fkesys~ vs
srdsrsd - pg sAs sapuA EahsA-
se4A- p<raAN - sAis dses&ao. Casso
L fruo loSS - leSi eoiia1A ~ pps
asfiss bv royal vas1.sG - 6sstss
ghAs period 80 hok ~ naO -
possished b As assAosu -EAassvS1
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