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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-18

distribution of mails, was fayorably re-
ceived by the authorities, ana suitable
boxes are now being devised for the
purpose The strike question was
vigorously handled by the convention.
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JOHNSON, PRATT & co.

WILL OCCUPY THE BUILDING NO. As
w Main Street on October LIST, with
full, complete, bright new stock of drugs
medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, soaps,
sponges, and everything usually found in
frst.class drug store.
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John Q. CUTLEK q BIO.

No. sc East Temple Street, are making
Gen IS 5pIang Suits to order tor 500 80 from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. They are "Ths
Thing" Call and order one.
Agents Provo WOODEN Wills.
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THOMSON, ALLEN g. CO.,

BLOCK, COR. MAIN ANE
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property. A few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved farms in e.oss
proximity to the city. at bed rock prices.
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SAFES

r HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL SECOND
Z hand safes of different sizes in good
order, for sale cheap Also prepared to
repair and reset combination locks, tolts,
etc. on all kinds of safes, bank and county
vaults i, B. YERXA,
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

DAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEETH BY
i modern anasthetics new process DIR.
G. 81 Keysor, GA w. Second South, west OF
Opera House
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sTRAYED STOLEN.

T1ROM MY PLACE, NORTH OF Sal,
4 Lake City, on Thursday, September 49,
1883, one 5-year-old roam mare branded
on right thigh. Suitable reward will be
for Information leading to her reco'
James D. Adams, Commission Office.
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ID. G. SPIEss, DENTIST.
WHOLE SETS OF TEETH AS WELL AS
w single, made on short notice. Teeth
extracted, 30 cents, with or without anas-
hetics. Rooms 129 g. Main Street.
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Mark McKimmins' Livery Stab
Main Street, opposite Postofhce.

LADIES and children's hosiery and
gloves at c. NJ. DoNELsoN 81 Co.'S.
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A GOOD GIRL To DO COOKING AND
y general house work. No washing or.
ironing, Inquire at first house east of Des-
eret Museum
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JUST ARRIVED,

A LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED
"A pew fancy goods, including Satsuma
Bronze aud expensive Chinaware. Also a
large variety of silk, satin and CT :re goods.
H HOP.
267 s. Main Stre ct.
n Roy 1()fS
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THE sANDBERG FURNITURE co,

MARES ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
Nl on short notice Wood turning Of
every description. School furniEureI
Stores fitted up in any style. First-clssI
jobbing and repairing. Furniture and
household goods packed and shipped
All charges moderate. First-class wor
guaranteed. Factory and salesrl ON III
and HOW. South Temple.
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MAINTAINING DUB DEFENsEs

against unfair foreign competition, we
shall administer TO those who believe in
revenue tariff and in progressive free
trade wholesale lesson, one that will
last them life time"
ninth Indiana Regiment was held here
to-day, and the veterans headed by
General Fred Knefer called on General
Harrison. General Knefler made brief
speech in presenting the veterans and
General Harrison responded.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

A WOMAN COOK. APPLY TO MRS. E.
n Macintosh. 1863 West Temple Street, y.
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RAILRoADTICKErs

bought, SOLD AND EXCHANGED All
ID Smiley, Groshell & Co.. No. E, Second
South. American Ticket Brokers' As .ocia1
ton. Cut rates to all points
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CALLING ON HARRISON. az
The Nominee is Visited by, His Con-
stituents.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-THE Gar
field Club, of Columbus, O., came to
this city to-day as an escort of Gov
ernor Foraker. During the afternoon
they called on General Harrison. at
his residence. and Governor Foraker
briefly introduced them to the general.
In responses to their greeting the general
said, among other things: "We
welcome you all as Republicans. We
believe that our party now
ADVOCATES ANOTHER GREAT PRINCIPLE
that needs to be established, made fast
and put where it shall be beyond
assault. 1t is the principle which has
wrought maryellously in the develop
ment of our country since the war. 1t
has enabled US to handle the great
national debt, while our responding
Democrats would inevitably send our
country into bankruptcy; so that we
are not troubled about getting money
to pay our maturing bonds but are
getting it faster than our bonds mature.
We, to establish this principle of pro-
lection and the defense of our Ameri-
can wage-workers against the
DEGRADING AND UNFRIENDLY CO -oPERA-
TON
OF pauper labor in all other countries
wish Enthusiastically that it shall not
again be assailed. Our Democratic
friends in previous campaigns have de-
ceived the people upon this great ques
ton by uncertain and eYasive utter
ances. We Gre glad to know that now
they haYe the issue clearly. We ac
cept it. If we shall be able in this cam
paign, as believe We will, to arouse the
people to the importance of
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QUINCY SHOW CASES

ARE DELIVERED IN SALT LAKE CITY,
n at about one-helf usual prices; fines
workmanship. Agency with Smiley, Groshel
& Co.. No L Second South.
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200 WAGON OF KINDLING WOOD, READY
. for use. Apply to Willipm Carroll, Archi-i
tect and uiider, Emporium Building, First
South Street.
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GIRL FOR THE KITCHEN AND ONE
- for general homework. Call at once at
Mrs. l.. Goldberg's, 405 East First South St.
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A GOOD HoRsE, BUGGY AND HAIR
n ness, together. or buggy and harness
alone. Apply at HERALD Office.
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]. R. MIDDLEMIss returned from Salt
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A LITTLE GIRL TO TAKE A LIGHT
"A part in an Illusion at the Electric Clock
Exhibition, 225 s. Main Street one that
can sing little preferred
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ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
" floor of HERALD building: Long lease
cheap to right party. Very desirable rooms
or studio or class purposes
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Idaho Bakery, 30. % Second South Stree
AU&lBR 00s proDe
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ONE OR MORE GRADED HE1FERs and
" Cows, or will exchange for buildingI
materials Apply 1873 w. Seventh South
Street, Salt Lake City, or at Mcdonald 81
Farm, Sugar House Ward.
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A YOUNG HORSE. WEIGHING ABOUT
"A 1100pounds Will work or drive. En-
quire 12l B Street,
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DLASTERERS-TaRE OR FOUR GOOD
4 plssters can find work at good wages at
the City Hall Ogden, =
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A HOUSE IN EIGHTEENTH WARD OF
"A seven rooms, bathroom, pantry, closets
and cellar. barn with house. Apply at E5-
pOnent Office. 25 E, South Temple Street.
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LroR THREE YEAR,, THE WELL
Z known Hailstone Farm; five miles
from Park City and seven miles from Heber
City; For terms, apply to W. Petersen,
butcher, Salt Lake,
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A FEW FARMS REMAINING UNsoLD.
"A Call and see me and buy home in theI
best location of America. F. Mcdonald, i
Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake County.
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A WOMAN OF SENSE, ENERGY AND
n respectabllity for our business N her
locality. Salary ABOUT $50 per mouth Per-
manent position References given and
exacted. J G. Blanchard, Gen. manager,
Lock Box 1885, N. 7.
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SITUATlON WANTED BY A BOOK
y keeper who understands lumber and
mercantile business. Address C, care HER
AID.
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HORSES TO PASTURE. THE PETIT
IL farm is now open for pasturage. The
best OF feed, water and shade For terms
inquire of Harvey Hardy, at Midland Office.
III Main Street.
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ZINE OFFICE. APPLY TO BOWMAN &;
u Robertson. 159 Main Street
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A LARGE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
n Furnished First floor Second South
Street, between First and Second East. In
quire at 252 First Fl asst
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WE WISH TO EMPLOY A RELI lBLE
w man in your comfy. No experiences
required; permanent position for three
years. Salary increased each year. light,
easy, genteel business Money advanced
for salary, advertising, etc. Largest manu-
facturers in our line. Enclose cents, No
postals. Centennial Mfg Co. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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OBITTA II Y.
ry-chv1,pvOp UorACr FA1RRANKS


FvGovcrnor Horace Fairbanks OF Vermont died at
the Frh Avenue Hotel at 10 30 D. m. yesterday. lie
to This city week ago last thursday on business. &C.
companed by his wife and two daughters Last Monday
he IN close carriage, and T. Is thought that he
must have taken cold as he fell sick Tuesi,y naht
and on Thursday morning the cold into. Pneumonia,
from which he died.
FxGoyornor Fairbanks was one of the bestfnown men
In Vermont or even IN Ncw-Eng1nt. lie was the sec
ond son Of Frasus Fairbanks who was elected Governor
1854 and again in 1861 and he was born at
Barnet VT I'm 1890. His parents afterwarf moved
ST. Johunshury whore he made his home thereafter IL
the members of the Fairbanks family and to the bust
Of scale making founded by Ers'us Fairbsnks In
1888 that The place It's growth from small village 70
town Of several thousand inhabitants Horace Fairbanks
entered tho finn Of +. r. Fairbanks Co. Will still
young and for the last thirty years r. has been man
aged by him and his brother Franklin. When the com
pauv was Incorporated in 1870 he became IT. president
and leiI the position mi his death. Thu company now
EMPLOYS about 800 men. lie also president o. the
vermont division Of the Portland ana Oglcnsburg Rail-
road. known the -. Johnsbury and Lake Champaign
Railroad until y leased By the Boston and Lowell
H. married Miss Mary TAYLOR ~ Derry, y. H. whose
brother Samuel Taylor va, AZ one time the heal Of
Phillips Aulo,or Academy. M Falrbpnk- man
sudiou- habits and bad strong tsiu- for art lie
had little FOR public life and was never prominent In
politics tll isGo when elected to tho State Senate
Severe scle,s however prevented him from serving He
wa, elected Governor by the Republicans In 1870 and
served Attn his refinement nom that position
he held no public Office.
Nj Fairbauk- took deep interest I'm charities and In
religious societies and ins'ons working earnestly for
ucr advancement ana contributing literally 20 their sup
port ~, important act Of this sort was the gift TO
hts town ~ to John-hury Athenaeun In l-73 II =
a nue building containing library OF about 1000 care
fully selected volumes ami 'alnahl" ART gallery MI
Fairbanks wa, trustee = thc vermont University and
also ~ the -, J,hrsburv Academy He vas prominent
member ~ no North CONGREGATIONAL Church Of St. johns
bury ana contributed largely toward H. present building
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Mr.. HiscoclS-Admit it went begging Never
theless the law was passed an these gentlemen
took the charter because they thought they could
build the road. Could il be argued that this was
COMPULSORY war measure imposed upon these
people,
Mr.. Raymond maintained that debt must now
he paid by the people It was right to make a
railroad pay II railroad had anything. but as
"A matter Of fact railroad had nothing and could
have nothing except its income which came from
the people This road had been constructed to
keep the Pacific coast in the Union. Had those
States gone out the Union would surely have
perished Now the debt must be paid by the
people at nor-competitive points, and there were
but few Of these left. If this tax was pnt upon
the road IL must be paid by the people Of small
portion Of the country and there would he assured
the committee. he trouble Twenty-fOur months
would not clapsc before those people would be
here. and they would be heard
The committee adjourned to one week from
next Monday. when Mr. Raymond will conclude
his argument,
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TO men. giving their name a. Iaean aud
Turner rented the usIe. hoois Of br!ck building,
Nos. ! and Yoitst.. Ero"hl,u. Vrca ago. The,
Informed the owner Thomas Hudson. ihri th,y wanted
10 ci,d-e .n The mauuiartufc of >hi- and that thcI
FIRM Nn.tid b. known a. the Union shirt tonrauy.
The noor. were cleaned and pu in shape hy him and
the lessee. furnished them with sevcr,t sewing
machines and Gei up Office Ia the building. The,
advertised for men AMI women 10 learn cutting. and
employed the applicants who could advance i've OF
len dollars fD. lessons A. soon their machinery
arrived tncl Iiii the apprniicrs a work aud
Mnr the, mad learned III" business tnrN Nv"
the app CAT, -uIai rh p"5 30 al &c. 81 ftse,.
Tel, oil fifteen applicants V'fc ora. I'd AID fic
rival Of the machinery was ~ pcctcd ON MpLdsy. ON
fridaA nl.hi. huNc,cr. macs 'aitle. atan 81 tno
tjisc l.r...u.. aId IA atrtl- ga iit y. lf.lf
Tne.n nor Trrury va 20 - found - '"'ir 9Hi %
apnrrricr. wh".r h""r~ AZ" ~ Wow "fh nd lu""b
lvu lt,,.It the u,aiirf Dcioir an-ttU WASH,
iao.c,l 1.I. anta irr lac t"N S-i lhcfs
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TIE " BEST" TONIC.

Loss or APPtTiTE-A wnesla~.'t. 'aecn half ar
hour before zach mcA aud he.src rriir 90 VIII soer
restore a h~afhv anne ,te
IN t,- iIo\-Nith zach usrl ..u.utue The
4" J. = Tonic not cl - Acvoi~. '"ss, miIA
~ -r,P-IA -p-conunuc tho mse Of Ice water coffee.
mix MAJ III Ia o. 70! g1s IT,, u 81 ," ohso 40
penn4ncnt cure wn oe me certain 'es"t ~ M n ,lsn
LIZ ~ ,s ,an r. n. .,T :" s,ssy
nlst ;s'IT i1Ee- snouli u,o The TIE
T,nic literally 40 erarv AMI luncheon and lever
T"o>sT,IPTlJ ,on,uuptivss or nos, suasrn- from
RETAIN III nod drtve the greatest b"neht tom I'D
,r, use .n. Of Thc "nge" TonIc the Latter pro.
vomiting aud ling the ready assimilation o ~. Oh
ao - sS' NIX y, any .n T hot bsiore
r.trins night VIII annrd immediate roller ana ore"A up
"si-TutK COmPIAINT.-FIntuicuce and Acidty
of tho -torach speedily relieved by the use Of botts Oh
IN. .;t "1onic. taken daring the day IN doses Oh
pinISt Ttir WE,rrD prRlOD-api IN the ssuth,
s spts, he ~ r Tonic will b. found most EN-
cacon- only u rest re ne ""vV . tn S.n nm tbe
|r,,,,r - a.. g.1,ral svsem A wneg asstnl of The
-" Tome. added TO three quarters OF Isror..9
tns Il ne..ihy drink much preferable g. Ice cold lemon
80 rrN S--when tho mere Thought OF solid fool
or 81 rnrso r. rel. -pssn Of ,ckn"s, and rhrn
.naens from ."G".eqGh1Ul, S me-" s %p
Str,n- IN 5.ltsr than he " 3.rr .onc. 'hinencns
40, "a whole wineglt s.fnl NUN The stomach can
so a TOO When It's nso should 100 continued at each
Ivy GRACE rrr.ons In fn health blessed VITA good
appetite aud ncn.i a. - Joy nrn. o nr a. !., VIII
,t, with h. me A.. nuCl account OF It's great
dc, w qualities Asa Table Beverage II is far Superior
IA. -" 20 iic-Bein free from all the ehecnona.
"fnc,ro g t'nies can 10 sy:. "a chi rem a"
PuIL.p EE5T H:GNlNG 20.
spee.aiiy Department.
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P,DEAU'S FINAL LETTERS TO GRANT

In a letter dated May 4. l--1, General iaHeau
wrote a. follows:
Dear General: ~ stated 10 you in NY letter 81 S"'-
ufdsv have NJ 1osile intention o. H"hi 20 clam the
authorship your hook The composition u '''i-N
your own WA assistance hdv" hrrh am" I" f'Iu''
,s ,a.. ii, .uo,e.t.u 10, -ini or Ncfhc,tIon. VITA
great respect you're faithfully, ADAM hN''+N''
General l.. >. Grant
On May o. lie sent the following fcJ"l""'r 10
Genera CRAMPS reply
r.,t Gr..,al. nav. received vo,ir letter 81 May ,,
and shall make attempt 10 change oui views i'd
NY own before son and hey have not bon accept J. Yea
do not rrcognle tine service, which ruipo-ei ha1 pen
dercd and YOU the idea of increased ana r'"'r
remuneration for what thought ncr'a,ei ana p'"'I
work Yni look upon as>istan~e that OF an "''
rary ceflg o. er.y fdck thought wa aihn9 N"" 10
% one else could ~ doing great work
!.'..a b. H.. ei,.i,I tLal g. your a.s".f "'' u''F"'-
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marry Y. o'coNNoE

Harry V. O'cnunor formerly veil-knorn news paper
-go.i,at d,i yesterday 90 III bone. ~ 10 E',f
Nfu..,rth-f afo- several week, Of ur-- His journal
-tlc career began during u' War when Doe was 10 me
geld f.r Th. u.rsf7 and reached s climax during mo
i.afn - President johnson. whom the correspond
eut wa welcome guest in me White House Suose-
quenrlv know edge u politics ami politicians made him
a.-n - correspondent az political conventions and he
repeatedly -flngu.,hcd himself by his accurate REPORTS
a., .r.Iile de- fptous ana the client foresight dis
PLAYED .n Dis letters Mr Common ~l- only of middle
ss iai leave. solng wife and $50 nfll- The funeral
v.li t.ao place 40 hI. home tomorrow al II H.
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CHARLES "mCKHN's.

Charles T. Chlc.hau-, Who Wa for many years a
prominent cigar and touacc0 importer ln thls city,
died al hi- home. SO 81 East r. ghty fourth st. on
Thursday AZ the age OF -iNiy-tuo. Mr. Cilchhaus
VA, born Do this city. lie received common school
oducat ou. and served hi, dime apprentice with
the NrV-York Novelty Company, learning the ma
chll.srs TRADE lie id not long follow hi- trade.
however, but early agc started ln business for
himself tobacco aud cigar importer ar No. 176
Broadway. lie remained In business az this place for
ul.,'c,a years. ia i-sl hc retired from tl-ue-5
"a removed fo sharon eplinr-. y y. whore be lived
until l-7f De- fhrn returned 10 th- ciff ana has
llHtd here bar la> NOT engaged IN any bust
80. II. leaves a widow bot uo chlllr.u The
funeral slU al place ~ O'Clock this afternoon AZ
Christ Church. Prospect -. Newark
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TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC As \ UNION SAVER
FNtEAoKDINAEY sIAIfMFNI BlFoEt 1nt SENATE
CtIMilT 1.


WAeHINGION. March 1.-The ) nat" Special
fr,uttf.. =, Which ,,t~ ref rred the report, Of
- t, ,..,......,, ., l,r .,,,,,. fl
'H' i"''' o. nun ''' ''." - .
hearing 10 representatives. 81 lI' ''h''" ''''
Senator Stanford told graphically the familiar
e,r,. Of the luerrtiou cou-fructIo on and compile
, 81 ,t. Ina. H.. ..,td that fla. ,,n,,ruln,ut
''' ,,. .,,..., -, 80 ,.,o ,,o
ii' '"' ~ '''''' ~ ''
aud the company hhd i'Hu'u h"iluS l" nm
amount lh, Government bonds had been sold
a. a discount bringing in but httic over SO
..,. tt- t.t l,,,..,tt
V"V'O"' """ Wv '''''''
hiuc les, Than ms sum All inc injury >"
realized had been expended in the construction
Ella. ,...I II ,,,,,.d L. ...u that tine Wild
"l ''' i'''" - "''''
ri.'I'' ''d' ""I'I'" "''''''"' "'' W
oui OF Tie hONrInm nt Ih TIA, ii"ii''' non were
without i""hddti"i1 ''"I' '""'' ."' ,i
out OIL tn.ns tlan th.r "'' 10 It, ana an tn'
,.o,trulhrnt hAd pui ia Vas tine s-"VV''o'''
l.- nad Wis c"mpel'" ''''n as -, '"'' r, 49,"
hm' 10 ''' m', ',' '', ','' i,,J ,Nt more IN
tt~ I"'"" ~" '''' ''''" Nv ' .',..,,.,, .,t a.
tnr r"'''" ''"- go '"' ''' ''''''t ,,i ~.
l"ltl' "'" '''I' ''''" d. ''''' - '.'l
i.tt N"o '".'p'' nous ~" ""' - ~
,.aLy nave I"'' Oh ''' il'' "'' 'li''' l" Wv 49,,
,...Dl.u nau tn, Ltt,i uot bJ ii, o"n acts los
t.l.d ,omi'' i.i. limos ""I'n "N'".i ''' '"''''
ana tnc c"hia'o. ....l
ihc Hi""m, standing L" tnc c.'di al ti' I""'
no" III ''' li,"'n5 vas a. '..S -, ~ ,,,y,.r
-niu th' anvuni PAID lil pl reason ct 10 INV
m II b" "',' RIM. po"a, al n',' Nld ~
'oNrf,m'h' III 'l u.s. ''"'' "''i ~ 80, i,,,r
mi-ut be- the di-cou., 1el tin Ccn'ral I'c'iit had
sod" '"' 20, 'I'',' D'"u' ' a. W,, u"
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TnrGRAvr,TAK A DIFFERENT VIEW.

Colonel Grant answered MS letter. for h', mother
expr--. ing the hoIc that satisfactory adjustment
could Doe reached when the proper tine anNc''
Here "a Colonel Grants reply:
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cnLnNEL cmARLr. scRANroN.

oxford, y D. March Il Special oonol Charles
scranton. - Oxford j. d'cd al If, home last even
ing colonel scranton bad been intimately Identified
with tho coal and lrou Industries ~ th~ country FIR
nca.i3 hAf century. nj, funeral VIII b. held on
lAcs ny.
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RENARDED By me 0raEy kEaEAI or wa

When ul. crow u ClN ~ Wa-hingt ln. q
tho Alexandra I.ur rescued the crew of the spanish
big Caroline. August n 1857 they followed he
Golden Huc and meyer thought or LoheI Tor reward
N,.,--l,, however captain " N. hrr4e. who now
commands the steamer Cify ~ Columbia ~ N" same
line received l,.t.r from The Spanish Consul General
st his port -sfl. uJt the Queen Resent ~ ~p'n had
,vari.i hl tl, Gol Medal ~ Honor" in recognition
y his humane gallant conduct u th' r'~cu. NJ the
crow ~ tine Caroline. and requested the names Of The
other or,rr~ and crew who his subordinate. tho
CO.., Of Warrington at thc uue. that they mas be- re-
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views or feelings Of twenty years because II
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on October -. 1875. NOT quite three months after
General Grants DEATH General Eldean wrote the fol-
lowing letter TO Mrs Grant, inco,ng a copy ~ the
agreement made hy General Grant. already published
I'm thl, article. and asking when ~ could expect further
pay mcnt. The letter va, a, follows:
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THE PETROLFTV MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD 40 RANGE or r9rTE3
Yeser ays oil market dali and only steady ami
character pro ession. aud possess mucl
Significance Best we're scored the earlier trading
then d-positlon of scspers close up
OF bat aeld caused slight droop
ing in figures The advices from the West
that tho Fergus wall ~ Washington. which
hal flowed steadily for twonyfours at hourly average
barrels doing 70 barrels hour this morning
Oss Old web at ssKonburg which hat enjoyed . spur 81
rstuction earlier the week reported "a
barrels dan carrying rates up 80 cents at sud
The market closed quiet and steady.
Tho OF prices and the total dealings follows;
Exch COnsoL iatsd.