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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

oNfORD. s,-At Court % rros.is, held =,
Paris -ithis aad Coz ne Cosniy % Osiord.
90 the thifi TuesdAY Of Aus, 4 ID. ls<.
Oa ne p-uiioa Of IRA HEALD. - als
of Lowell IN sail CuuaiI, pfaflas ~ tisSiC,
watsf % t.oVsil. - sppoiaisi AiniiitutH o.
NJ estate q B,f itmia issli, lac % L11th,
10 salt CouaiF, deceased
OfIsrei. that ssif pstiu1ners sirs noiic- ~
al psfsous intsre.,ei - ctasfEa ppF 0fthls ~,
der o. - pallishet three wesks FucresslvelT In
the Osi0ri Dsmossai ytiatei AZ fafis. that they
msy appear 81 Q Coat % Prob ZEE 20 - hst ~
Pafl. IN slh Coanty, % the ihi'f Tuesday %
sstA nsu a. nins o'elost 10 ne fefsneea, and
.hSs sau,s u aay they have, -hJ The sane
shoai not BE- sfsnlsi
QUO A.wILSoS jrdss.
A trus ropT -sftssts n 4 DAVIS usgissf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

ONFORD. - o. Al q C0au Of PROBATE ksli 81
Paris, sithia ana for the Coanu OF OhfJri,
90 ne third russisy q Aus. A u. lsss
90 tie pctui n Of jobs : ltni1s. gtsrfitn 81
lose uafllx q sis. unls0r heir n EibrlfEs ~
uanos, late Of Dltdsid. ~ salt CCaaiy. Do
cesssd, pfsying Tor iieftse 10 ssll ani cpuyeJ
certain real estate sliutsi 10 Caai0a huis We.
iaEe ant faliJ dsscrib a IN hs pstlioa GA ~ IL
the Pfoh.ts Ocl - a. AZ AissntaxcDas Cfsf %
thfse huasrcd sittY teioo daiiAfs Zoe % n safi.
share. the pr,cesd O. bi pat ~ inisrsa fv the
benz 90 % ssi ssffis
OHDEHen, ma Ibs sail pstlti5aer sivs notice
10 ell Isftsa. iatsssstesf. % Caastaz an abstfsrt
OF hs Psinios, With thi. order hsftoa. 10 b.
Published thfvc sssts excessively 10 the Otfori
DtmOerat nsssp,ptr lated AZ PARIS, 10 AL
Ioanty, thst thsg msy spp ar ~ ffvbate Coat,
n b held at Paris. on tke thiri Tsssisy Of sspt
nest, AZ biae o'ei0ck Ia the fovno0a, and shps
saB.s. n any thsJ have, shJ The sane 'h)ah not
- sraniet
gro. A. WILSON, Judge
Atra,s0py-st Ill. q. DAvis Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
STATE OF MAINE
STATE OF MAINE

CumbeFIsnd, =.
saprems Jadicial Court. 10 vaostioa,
Portland. Aug. II. A. u. isss.
Upon the bregolag LIBEL. Ordered, Thai The
lbsliant give notice ~ the ssid James H. Bufuu a.
appear bsfore the justice % our suprVms Jadiclsl
Coart % b. holden n Paris within .nd for The Csua
" of Otfbrd % the Second Tuesday u October A. H.
las. BY publsAing an sftssted oopy q sad libel an
this order theron. three weeks saccessvely In the
Oxerd Demecrs,, newspaper printed In Paris. IN
~ days a. least pror 10 said seoond Tuesday Of Ocfs
Der. that he may there and then In our said Cou sp
pear and sho~ eaase, n sny be have wky the prayer
u said Llbsllant should Dot b granted.
TilOs. ii. HASKELL,
Justice 81 the sap. Jut. Coart.
i. A true eopy oftke LrnsL and oHDua OF Corr
Au<a; ALBERT 8. AusrIS, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

rgE ss,--r,h~r hsrsey ssves pssilo .a',>e that
he has besn daily svpolnisi by the Hoo. Jsdgs
Of Probate Coz tho Cosnty Of oxford and assumed
TIE trast az Admlnisusfof Of he Estate 90
CARRIE n. MARsfOs, lsis Of sannsr,
IN SAID County dsceaset, by Eiviaf bal a. NE
Lao directs, 10 therefore requests al persons ~
dsttsd 10 the sstats 81 ssii dseesssd 20 make IN
mediate payment. and those who have any Do
msads thsrron. "a eshiblt the same ~
AaE. ~, ISIS. SOLOMON y. sftTsoN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

There nil BE- Special Mssilas" OF
WIN X Kimhsl P1st. q A u. ~ their
hall 81 South Paris. 90 Friday. Aug SLIT,
~ 3Or.N for 's,re,, p,rais" AMI dfill ,
al veterans OF Paris are Invited IN b.
present. Music BY The Veteran Drum
Corps n. y. BotsrER. 4. &.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Csc - fuunt al ~ subsfr bst's 81 Nsrhiwee-i.
'iocs. zee paif 80 fss'ins sisess, 80 ssi -hiis,
sta var N fuf'hssf. oHs ,safius hi ~ dsft
tfssa afa uhfis -lih az al stits 900 rsN The
4 .HE<sEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

THE sub.srles, hsrsby give. pabIis notice ihsi
he has tees daily sppolatei By the hoaorsol.
JudSs of frobsfe foe the Couaty 81 onfori, ani
assumed the trust OF Ad@mi''ft"' e''hs s''
SAMUEL wARRgs, late u waisf)ri.
In said Cosnty. dsosssef ~ giving bond s The
Law direstsl he thsfvfsrs re9sssis All pefsons IN
mediate payment, aai thoss who have any Dc
msnds thsr.sa 90 sthitit the sane %
Aug. IA, lsss WILLIAM l. CROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
BORN.

Il Sor,l Nor.g. Aas. q. to ii. siis 4 wm. ..
Ia E..i lIslroa. Ass. Is. % The -ik q AIbsr
Consni. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
EARN For SALE.

IL sai..ritsf 80. 80 ssis ou sa,lani ~ isli.ag
hstiih ~ t.srasstfsi fsra a. 81 less n. "
uatfhansan Tara. plfassrfIT sfuairfi 60 ~aift
"a. IA ktfii, urufaInlar ini sfss rf ltnt haA.l
inrt isrrr ru1larsiaus al I'M 81 fFptIf. lsn.i
lIfs runrFnsrf e. hHi'I rEs, tnI rsi vfN ssfFfris
sfu sailed ga ~ L. ut1-r. th 1srhIas. urs nfths
hsafsffsf nfrksrls n utfari toarff. runsIsias q
- ives pffa1rs sftrfl hunifrl riueis n srplfs
III lssfrg Fsu. NsfufsI uflhsF.i lsnf. iisnlsusus
uuiiof sFtsrsi hanfsf rafis n -l-.i 90 ~ sgafs
frurl ~ fsfu. tsa.si 81 sthafhasi $40 oufa Ia
teff al tafisf fsItny. 90 M frelt fusi fruu
nafktfif b. ilssIstnu. o. mlss 4 ifsisiaa. al
vs. BvCENAM. na,ss,ii. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
o1roRp. .s.-A, cosr q rree.ls h,ld !,

OxToRp. SAL Cesu ~ frobats hid q
Pafis, within and FOE the County 81 Ottofd,
on the third Tsestsy 81 Aug. A. ID. ls--.
JOHN ~ EMERl. ExsestDr oa ths estate
Of sally feft Ice, late ~ frfsburs. Ia sail
County. dece.sei. kavtsg pfessntsd hls seco AM
~ Adalai.fstiSa % the Estsis % sah deesssed
foF sliossncsf
thereof % al psrsoas Interested thsrsiast ~ pnb'
lisAiuE . ecpy II this orrsf three seeks sucfes-
sivsiy 10 The OtioTd Dsmccrd, = nesspaTsi
pslntsd 81 fans. n SAID tosnty h,t thst ,nsl
s1xsar sIa Prubsis Court O. D. held ~
rsfis, sithla sni br ssi Couatf. % tbs hfd
TUESDAY % sept. usst, Al nts osloet N us
f0ftnoou. AMI shas ctufes n am ther hAFs
GEO.A. WILSON, Jsdfe.
Atrua ronI-sllaslf %. q. DAVE. neElstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

ONTOgD. 9. A. Csuri ~ ~ 'hAt~ hsi 81
Tssfts, thla sd too the 4 .satf ~ Osfofi, On
tbr thift Tursfss - Asa a. iss<
aAgTIlA I STANTON. hsnsi Etsratfit
4. . rsftala tastfunsat parp,ftiag ~ - The la
wlu sud Tssnmsai "a Lnrtrts u. -Aaioa
lac 90 t.oFail. N sAii toaatT, dseeAssi, htFtas
Efs.satei ths sans iof ffvtas
Orasfei, ThA The All tteeutfis give no
tis., - al psfsons tatsfsstsd ~ ssasias copy
Of tAs order H. - gabishefthfcs ssssssaes a.sits
Nv IL ths Oaford Dsnoefat nssspapsf printed
al fAfts. 10 .Ail CJuhts, that thsy MAJ spg.su a.
|. Probate C0au 20 b. hei 81 ftr,. GA NE taifd
T1ssiay of sept. nsu a. o'sioet In the tore,
noon sai slos sAass, N anI thfy have, shI ths
saId Inttfumfnt ahou 4 aat b. proved sgpfoFei
.td alsrsd a. ihf 1t VIII at restan 'ni Of
eat dsc~A.ci
At,ss .sog - Ausstf "a A. DNNts Rsgtsasf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
A,r. ,opy-.,,s.i IL. Q. paws. R'si.'.r.

oxyoHD. ..i-Ata Coart % PROBATE bsli 81
Part. stthiu snd Zoe the Coaniy ~ Osfofds On
the mr. Tsssdsy q AuE. A. bliss.
SDi OMDs B. sTEfsoN, Etfeaiof Ga the estate
of nsrjsmia ". hfisGs, lsie ~ sannsf' ~ sih
Of adnlai.uat.oa q TIE estate of sal DECREASED
Zoe siiousssft
OabHHND. rat The ssii fseeutof give notice
W ali pfrsoas tatsfsstesi. b. causinE e0py %
ms ofssf 20 10 putishcd three weeks satcssslsss
~ 10 ths OkfOHp DNsocaAT. finte.i 81 fnis,
that they msY f.pssr ffoo,s Ceau 20 -
hsi - Paris, In sait CouatI. On the thifi iaes.
dsy % sept. seat. ~ aiae 81 the eloes Ia Tie
fortnOon, aai thss esass, n Aay theI have, uhI
DE zane sboa 4 net - a'i1sci
CIR. A. WILSON. Jaifs.
uss CoyJ-Atssti n. q. DAVIS, Essis1sf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Board can be obtained IN the vii.
lAgc at reasonable rates. or rooms for
those desiring to board themselves.
The Academy building is one the
finest in western Maine, aud il beautl.
fully situated on Bethel Hill, only n
few minutes walk from The Grand
Trunk Railway Station.
Every effort will be- made 10y the
management 30 give It's patrons a
pleasant and profitable term.
For further information. address
the Principal, a, Standisb, Me. up TO
Aug. 3Oth, after that date at Bethel,
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

oxYugp. .,-Ai q Court Of rtoeais hsii 81
Pnis, slthia aai faf the Coaaiy ~ Oxford
% IN third TussiaF % AuE. A. ~. lsxs.
EiyIRAA OLDHAM. I'D - q Roswell n.Oi u.
Ian. lat. Of fsfu. dscsassfs kavlas pfsssatef
hsr pslllaa toe "a sllossneC out Of ths Personal
Estsls q sail dscsassti
Of,isfsd, that The sai fsiulonsr give 10.
tlcs % eli Tsfsbas ihtsfss'ed by saaslas copy
% The efdsf b. b. Tub1shei three vtsks sue
ess.lGsly 10 ths Osfsri Dsno. rat pflated o.
Parts that thsy MAJ aypear a. Probate Cbsn "
thiri Tuss % scgs. nsst. atg o'cloct Ia the ~.
nooa All sh9s osss. u Any thtT have. sgAihs'
GEo. A. WILSON. JodEs.
A true Copy-.iisat IN. q. DAVIS. ksgistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
NKw ADVERTISEMENT.

10 Psoh.fs Notics.
in-oisency Nofioes.
hsffis u GstfysNafg.
Natlos - ForsChls1Fs.
fkrn 80 sac.
>trsY Csrtie.
Conmis.laasrs' Naties.
s.is u Lads a. -t.as rsass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
A ira. sopJ ..u.a M C. paws .Rssi.'s'.

OxfDHD. s.i-At Q Coaft 81 Probate hell si
Paris sthla aad tof the CosntT % Osfori. GA
tie third rpssiAv ~ Aux. A. n. tsss.
TOBIAS 4. FAsrMAs .ssarian ~ Hattie u.
eel osofsr tfistmsn, miaof chilffsa AT htifs
O. salhAa char a. tais of L1.sli. 10 ssii C'aaiI,
hsvtas yfsssatci his sceouut % gpsrii
aa.hiP % eat ~sris fOr sllessassi
tlryisfv-i, ThA the saii suUfaa siFs
totios ~ All pe'soas iaisfs sisi, ~ etastas .
sa'ee.siV.iy ta - otfori Den bsfst, PIRATE a.
Parts. that thsy maY Appss 81 ffubtts Court
D. - hsH al fsfts. on ~ mlri tsrsisF % sept
afxt. A. uiss e'flsck In tae iafyuSoa, AL .hos
esa.s, anY the have. sbT ths san, shpah not
Gro 4 WILSON Judge.
a trss e,rY -sigsr ~ g DAVIS. hssisiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Ann. oer,-.ll.ni.lI. 8. pIyl,. Ks.I.lsr.

Paris, sithln aAf Zoe the CouhtT % Ga ford. oa
the thiri Iassisr ~ Aug. a. q. ISIS.
HOLLIS TuHNEs. AfmlnlstratSr % Nc
estate of nns~sll n oitham. lsts 81 Peru IN sail
Couaiy, deceased. hasins pfsssatsi ~. se.
coant - ainini.uatiaa OF the cfisis OF 'sii
ssos..s.l Coo allossnssf
Ordsr,si. thsl tn All Adaiar siTe notics N
All psfsons inisrusi-f ~ esuslnsa elpT ~ thi'
order 90 - Iabishs.i tarve sttts saccesstslf IN
the Otfo'i bcmoefsi pfintsd Al fsitss thA thsj
mas appear a ffot.is C1aft o. - bell a.
faTts. in sat- IosntY, % The thifd tussfay o.
sspt 1stt. al o'ciocs IN ths for~boon sad sh3~
c.sss ~ sny thsy have shy the sane shoali so'
sFO. A. WILSON. Jaigs.
A trHs sopy stlssl II @. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Hon. Henry n Cleayes. Of Portland,
and
Hon. John Z SwAsey. Of Canton.
- $3.50 -
nsthsi. hsaisY. Asgasf n. q. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Hon. c. r Whitman. Of Norway.
and
A. T.. Herrick. Esq. Of Bethel.
- sp-ak 81
lilni's torusf. Alhsay. narsisg. Aar N.ffN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Hon. Nelson Dingley
- spesk -
nttsi. Wriasstsy. -rpt AfrN
hsttsi. rhar.isf. ~sTt e ~ n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
STRAY CATTLE.

vs. urckNAM. na-ls,il. NJ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
"IT DIED A BORNING."
Collapse of the Double Holiday
- Movement.

~ AS was intimated in THE HERALD of
yesterday would be the case, the
double holiday movement, which was
inaugurated during the week has
petered out. The greater portion of
the business houses, although not at
first viewing the proposition with any
thing like favor, finally agreed to put
up their shutters, conditional. however,
upon the action of q. G. NJ. l. Mr.,
Weber, when approached on the mat
ter, ssaid he did not think they Welld
be able to close, that the employees of
his house were given as many if not
more holidays as those of any other
institution in the country, but that he
would leave the matter in the hands
of the executive committee. That
committee had a conference yes
clusion that they did not care
they would be doing were they TO close,
houses would close until they did,
f"Outside of our own interests, said
member of the executive committee
yesterday, 1--WE had other questions to
consider. OF course, if the stores and
banks closed that would mean gen
eral suspension of business, and this
idea has been combstted by those who
work by the day. These have stoutly
protested that one holiday a week was
amply sufficient. OF course, those
who receive monthly salaries are
anxious to close"
1t may be said in this connection that
had all those who We're desiring Of clos
ing attached their signatures and then
solicited that of z. @. M. I. it would
doubtless have been given. but as Mr..
Weber said they did not care to figure
as the prime movers in the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
STILL CINCHING THEM.
The Petit Thieves Still Getting it
Hard-A One Dollar Name.

The raid of the police upon the petit
thieves still continues, and judge Py-
per is following it up with some good
hard punishment for all the offenders
brought before him.
A man named Thomas Kimball was
yesterday afternoon seen peeling the
manly form Of one of Nathan's dunn
mics, and a moment later he attempted
to snatch watch from the vest pocket
OF small boy. The police nab5ed him,
and he will have hearing later on.
Pony Anderson and Samuel Grice,
the men who stole two sets of buggy
harness from Charles Pomeroy's barn
the other night, were yesterday ad-
judged guilty of larceny and were SEN
fenced TO pay fine Of $275 and to serve
three months in the County jail.
AS neither will be able to pay his fine,
prisonment. as they will be obliged to
fine.
Samuel Cardwell, the boy who COB
bled McMurrin & Co.'s tithing orders
and was afterWard obliged to throw
them up. was adjudged guilty of petit
larceny and sentenced to pay a fine of
$50, in lieu OF which he will lsnguish in
jail till the ides of March.
nike Kelly, the man who became
over affectionats with his room innate,
and converted his head into plum
butter, was arraigned before Judge
Pyoer yesterday, and pleaded not
guilty to the soft impeachment. He
was paired off with Kimball for trial
to- morrow, and his sentence will
doubtless furnish him some fruitful re-
Election.
Leopold Broschinski, drunk,
pleaded guilty. and was fined $6-$5 for
the drunk and 81 for the wear and tear
on the judges vocal organs in prom
ouncing the defendants mama.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
For Violating the Oonstitutton.

HARRISBURG, Pa, December %
Acknowledgement Kirkpatrick, this
afternoon. fled an application before
Judge Simonton, asking for a writ of
quo warranto, citing the Western
Union telegraph Company, the Balti-
NOR & Ohio telegraph Company, and
the Bal inore d Ohio Telegraph Com
pany, of Pennsylvania, into court. to
show cause why they should not for
felt their stock, lines and franchises
for violating the constitution OF ths
State by consolidating. The court
granted the writ, making it returaable
On January %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
swftchmen WIN Strike.

DENVER, December %. 1t is reporte6
here tonight, on the authority of one
of the SWitchmen's Brotherhood com-
mitteemen, that alI the switohmen On
the Denver, Texas & Fort Worth. be-
tween here and Fort Worth, would go
out On a strike this morning, in snp-
port of stringing the Union Pacific
switehmen at this point. 1t is also
rumored that all stitchmen at RaWliDs
and all paints between here and Omahs,
on the Union Pacific, with the exeep-
ton of those at Cheyenne, have agreed
to go out whenever asked to do so By
the Denver committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
Old Folks Entertainment.

On Monday afternoon. at the Theater,
the opera of The Bohemian Girl will
be performed for the ent arta nme at of
the old FOLKS, widows, orphans and
deaf mutes.
The Old Folks Committee are aware
that many of the aged, the widows.
orphans and deaf mutes do not res d
the newspapers, and lest any of them
should be forgotten. the Bishops and
ministers are particularly requested to
interest themselves in their behalf.
Those who have not yet got the tick
cts. can obtain them on Monday from
10 to IL o'clock at @. r. Savage's Art
Bazaar.
Door; will open at 1 o'clock and the
performance Will commence punctu-
al Y at 2. The old folks should not for
get their badges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
FooTLIGHT GLIMMERs.

MRS. SCoTT SIDDoEs is giving dramatic
readings in Colorado.
FANNY RICE is singing in The Yeo.
man of the Guard road company.
BRONSON HowARD's new play of
Shenandoah is a solid success in Boston.
LEONARD GROVER has written COM
edy fer John Meckey. called A Noble
Son.
ALICE HARRISON will star shortly in
Aimees' Mamzelle. 1t will fit her to a
nicely.
ANNIE PIxLEY generously gave free
performance to the neWsboys OF Pitts
burg last week.
THE James Wainwright Company is
taking a brief rest preparatory to its
opening in New York.
CARLETON opens out tomorrow night
in San Francisco. He does not appear
in the Salt Lake Theatre bookings as
| yet. ... 81.
CHARLES MANBBAY must have gone
literally tobogganlng down the pro-
fessional plane of late. He is now
billed with Nellie Boyd in Chicago.
AN effort will be made next spring to
see whether Mr.. Gunter OF Salt Lake
will allow his Mr. Barnes of New York
to be presented here in his old home.
EMMA ABBOTT left San Francisco as
she did Salt Lake, feeli 6 that she had
been snuhsed by the press. The fair
Emma's day OF conquest would seem to
be on the verge Of declining.
TALK of your holiday numbers OF
Dramatic papers: Freund's Music and
Drama which comes out unostenta-
tiously once week, throws the rest of
them so far into the shade that they
are blotted out of sight. Calder's es-
Enlistment sends one of the elegant
numbers to THE HERALD table.
PETE McCoURT and Dug. White are
booming their silver Circuit in great
shape in the San Francisco Music and
Drama. We suggest, however, that it
would be well to reduce the sizs of that
type which SO prominently names as
one OF the circuit, THE new Grand
Opera House, Ogden, Utah, now in
course CT construction at cost of
$175, 000" Much as this consumma-
ton is 10 be wished, it is still, we fear,
some time distant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
GriSmer and Davies in Their
New Plays.
A BIG HIsTRIONIC LANDMARK
WInks Out Rfchelteu's First
Nfsht-Amusement

10 Crismer and his wife, Phebe Da
vies, are a pair of actors always sure Of
a warm reception in Salt Lake. They
first won their way into our hearts from
their finished delineation of Conway's
fast fading Called Back, and in the play
of Monte Christie. They come back to
US now with two new plays, both of
which have a strong eastern reputation
so there is little question of their doing
as well as ever on this trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
PERSONAL.

REED SMooT is up from Provo.
HENRY SEAMAN is in from Rockport
WILLIAM SANDERS, of Logan, is in
town.
BENJAMIN GREEN came in from Draper
YESTERDAY.
G, J. ROGERS. of Mill Greek, was in
town yesterday.
N. w. CLAYTON has returned from
lis eastern trip.
THOMAS E. MARRIOTT was up from
Sandy on Saturday.
A. J. STEWART, of Greasewood
Farm, Utah County, starts for Old
Mexico on Thursday on business con-
nected with heavy land purchases in
Chihuahua.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
Four Hours Fighting

CINCINNATI, December 29.-At some
point between this city and Lawrence
burg, Indiana, this afternoon, Lew
Besson, of Covington, Kentucky, and
Jack Salona, of Cincinnati, middle
weights, fought fifty rounds, using two
ounce gloves. After pounding each
other for more than four hours the fight
was declared draw, and each received
$50 as his share of the receipts. Neither
were badly punished.
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The Christmas Herald .

THE HERALD Christmas number is
the finest thing between paper covers
ever published in Utah. -Sentineg.
"IT's the finest piece of newspaper
work ever issued III Utah, was the ex-
clamation of all On seeing the forty
four page paper issued by THE q RAID
Co. on Monday last. Concise in its
articles, yet ell material reveiant to a
full showing of Utah in general and
Salt Lake in particular is given. From
cover to cover it is a gem, and the
thousands or copies sent over the world
will prove the best thing ever devised 10
aid Utah. Manager Sloan and his corps
of assistants have just reason to feel
proud of their etforts.-TimeS.
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool, and
healthy, there is no better preparation
IL the market.
d" I am free to confess that trial Of
Ayers Hair Vigor has convinced me
that it is a genuine article. It's use has
not only caused the hair of my wife ana
daughter to be
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A Murderer Captured .

LIVERPOOL, December o. Kuhni, q
Swiss. who murdered and robbed Mr..
Christian, in Wisconsin recently, was
arrested in Queenstown to-day, on the
arrival of the steamer Lord Cough, from
Philadelphia. On ssearching the pris
oner officers found ticket for Basic,
Switzerland. to which place Kuhni in
tended to proceed,
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Willing to 60 Back.

New YORK, December 29.-Pietro
Dinsrvo, an Italian, who is accused of
burglary and murder committed in his
native country about three years ago.
was arraigned before q United States
Commissioner to-day. and confronted
with an affidavit accusing him of tine
crime. He expressed his readiness to
go back to Italy and face his accusers.
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graphed the following TO the California
Athletic Club: Joe Lannan challenges
Jackson to fight to a finish under the
same condition that governed tbeJack-
son-McAuliffe battle, except that the
loser be allowed $500 for expenses. In
the event of the California club offering
purse for Lannan and Jackson, the
latter will want fair length of time IN
which to train" No answer has yet
been received,