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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-20
The phonograph

; NEW YORK, July 19.-The reported
sale OF Edison's photographs has been
conferred. but the statement that it
had been sold TO an English syndicate
tor $3.50. 600 was an error. The Edison
Phcno raph Company, which owns all
OF Mr.. Edisou's patents, Cor recording
and perpetuating aFticulste speech in
the United states and Canada, has
been sold To .Ies = 4. Lippinoott, OF this
city, snd Pittsburg, for about $l,000,-
OGo The purchase includes all i'm
pruvementS 60 the phonograph. that
mey De made by Edison during the
next fifteen years. Lippincort has also
acquired license to ruu for fifteen
years Tor the graphophope. the inyen-
ton Of ,Messrs. fainter & Bell, OF
Washington The inventors retain al
foreign rights to these inventions.
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,sPsoiAt. NOTICES.

for articles lost or found, for stfun-
ttoDs offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted to reRr, will be charged
for at the rate Of osfits per lIue FOR
one Insertion. AND 2k eents per lime Tox
each Subsequent insertion.
All other matter, TX cents per lire
fret time, and 4 cents each subseQuent
time
Birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, 81; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, 10 cents per line.
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Worth Knowing.

MIR. w. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Cold
attended With distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-called popu-
lar cough remedies end steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty Ia breathing and was unable to
sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediate relief, and after using
about half dozen bottles found himself
well and has had no return OF the dis
ease. No other remedy can show so
grand record OF cures. rs DR.. Kings
New Disco sery for Consumption. Guar
anteed to do just what Is claimed for it,
Trial bottle free vt A. @. HnisA d Ooh,
Uus 6tpge
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Bad Baaoreisen .

CHICAGO, July 19.-Late in the after,
noon Bauereisen has given bond in
$4,000 for his appearance Saturday
next on the State charge. He was again
arrested on an Aurora warrant charg-
ing con piracy, and was taken 10
Aurora this evening.
A Times special from Aurora says:
Bauereisen was arrested to-day on four
warrants, which embody charges
heretofore made of conspiracy to place
in jeopardy, life and property by means
of dynamite. He Vas released on So, 900
bonds on twoeharges, and 50 500 on the
others.
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Indiansns visit Harrison

INDIANAPOLIS. July 19.-This evening
a delegation from Shelbyville, Indiana,
arrived, over 1000 strong, and accom-
panied by the Illinois clubs, marched
to eneral Harrison's house. where
they were welcomed IN an appropriate
speech by General Harrison. After
shaking hands with the General, they
returned to the Denison Hotel where q
large crowd was being enter tanned with
speeches by General Hunt and other
Illinois orators.
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IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
A Small Batch of Bills Passed
by the Senate.
TIE TARIFF DEBATE ENDED,
1t elosss with n Political Discus
si0h-ArOuna the Capitol
Baseball Bits-Et6
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-ID the Senate
to-day, the House bill to accept and
ratify an agreement with the Shoshone
or Bannock Indians on the Fort Hall
Reservation, Idaho, was passed with an
amendment.
The following bills we're taken from
tbs calendar and passed: Senate bill
ameDdatory of the at of the 18Th of
June, 1888, as to postal crimes, declar-
ing non -mailsble all indecent, iewd,
defsmatory or threatening delinestions,
spithets or language as written or
printed.
Senate bill to prohibit members OF the
Territorial legislatures from holding
certain offices.
Senate bill relieving municipalities
Ia Wyoming Territory. In certain
cases authorizing village and city cor
porations TO issue bonds for necessary
improvements to an amount exceeding
per o5nt. OF the assessed valuation in
addition 20 their bonded indebtedne ss
Tor the list OF January, 1888.
Hoase bill supplementary to the
Pacific railroad acts with amendments.
The senate then proceeded to the
and when the doors we're reopeDed ad-
jonrned.
The bill passed By the Senate With
an sndments supplementary TO the Pa
cifie Railroad acts is the bill passed by
the House on the Sd of March, requir-
ing the Pacific Railroad companies to
construct, maintain aud operate tele-
graph lines ana to afford equal facilities
to 2ll connecting telegraph lines. The
amend ments were merely to strike out
the word construct" wherever il oc-
ours.
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Destructive Floods.

WHEELING, July ia terrific rain
storm prevailed here this evening,
flooding the cellars and distributing
the debris on the hillsides on many
thoroughfares, rendering them impass-
ebIe. While number of people were
standing on the bridge of the Baiti-
more d Ohio spanning the White
River. it gave way, precipitating twenty
or thirty into the river. Eight were
rescued, but it is feared that ten to
twenty persons have persisted. AT
CaIdwell's Run. In the lower end of the
city, four dwellings were swept away
aid eleven persons drowned.
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The Prison Assos.n,i.,n.

Bosror, July 19.-Ths announcs si.eut
was made at the opening OF so-dss S
session of the Prison Association that
the Old officers would be con tinued and
that the next session would be held ia
Nashville IN October, 1889.
Charles E. FELTON,, OF Chicago. then
presented q report of the standing conn.,
mittee on police. and the report on dis
charged prisoners was then presented
and debated, after which the associa-
ton adjourned.
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sh,pwrecked.

LONDON. July 10. "A dispatch from
Adaleide, Australia, says the British
ship Star of Greece. Captain Harrow,
from London, has been wrecked in
Aldinger bay, and twenty persons
drowned.
A FIRE broke out to-day on the Spanish
steamer Asturieno at this port from
New York, and caused tremendous
explosion, there being cargo on board
of 8 $40 barrels of petroleum. Eight of
the Grew were killed.
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PROPOSALS FOR RJEh AND FORAGE
L -HeadnuArterR Danartment of the

DRoPO5ALS FOR R5EL AND FORAGE
L Headquarters Department of the
flatte, Chief On 4ftermas'er Office, Omaha
Neb July 18th, 1888 Sealed proposals, in
triplicate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received at this Office until one
o'clock p m on dates named hereafter,
when they will be opened at this Office for
delivery OF wood, oats and hsy. as follows:
At or near Kearney, Neb on line of P.
BY On line of f., E. & Mo Valley B. B. +,
about twenty miles east of Fort Csspar.
Wyo. At or near Gordon, Eeb Oh line of
F., E. & Mo. Valley K, r., and In Straw
berry VALLEY, Utah Bids for supplies at
three first-named places will be opened
August Is, 1888 Bids for supplies required
at camp in Strawberry Valley. Utah. viii be
opened August LIST. 1883. Preference will
be given to articles OF domestic production.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals. Quantities ofsupplies
required. time of delivery and full parucu-
lars with blank proposals., win by furnished
on application to this office, or to the Post
QuartermasteSs. Forts Sidney. Robinson,
Niobrara and Douglas. Envelopes contain.
ing propose Is to be endorsed proposals for
fuel and forage" and addressed to tne un-
dersiged. WM. B HUGHES, thief Quar-
termaS ar,
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FulIer's Nominate on

WAsHINeroS. July 19-The nomins-
ton of Melville W. .Failer. to De Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. was taken up by the
senate this afternoon in secret session.
Senator Edmunds was given the floor
and began a speech, which, it was
understood, would occupy about four
hOars
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No StatesTioket.

LITTLE ROCK, July 19.-At q meeting
OF the Republican State central COM
mittee, resolution was adopted de-
clining to put State ticket in the field,
and recommending that the Republic
cans support the Union Labor ticket.
No action was taken concerning the
electoral ticket
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Buoklen's Arnlca sslva.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Scres, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaina Corns, ana all Skin EYup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
ray required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cspts q oox. Fs sale bv A G.
Smith & 90
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The Disruption Commenced

PIrrsBURG, Pa. July 10 The disrup-
ton OF the Association of Manufacture
ers of Iron, Steel and Nails, has actually
commenced, and member stated to
day that it was only question of time
when the organization ceased to exist.
Within the last twenty four hours
twelve firms have sent in their resigna-
tons, and every mail is increasing the
list
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4iven Five Years,

DBsvHR. July I9.-In the United
States court to-day, Benton e Raod S
and Robert W. Boyle, charged with
stopping the Rio Grsnde train near
Grand Junction last fall, and rohbing
the mails, pleaded guilty TO the rharge
and were sentenced to 1--WE years each
IN the government prison 1T Laramie
City, Wyo. r. :,
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BONANZA TO sOwE ONE

WANTED4 A CASH PARTNER 10 IN
w crease q wellestablished, business.
Goods in great demand; the demand IN ex-
cess OF supply. No risk Very profitable
Over per cent. on capital invested FuY-
ther particulars, address D. " HERAkD
Office
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The EmperOrs Meet.

CRoNsTADr. July l9.-At 40 o'clock
this afternoon the German Imperial
yacht HoAenSoslern with Emperor Will =
lam on board, entered tbs roads here
amid volleys of statutes from the war
ships and forts, the HoheGzoIlern was
received by the Russian Imperial yacht
DjeTara, on board OF which was the
C24r
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w BREDRMRYRR. DIR. Pr.

missing ENGINEER. ATrURNEY, Az
M sayer and Surveyor. Prompt astea-
ton gwen to Location, underground
Tor Inning Claims, Accurate Re
ports and Maps carefully executed.
Expert on mining questions heSe9s
the courts. thirty years experience. 0mcA
Hooper q Eldredge Building. third Rsor !,
Room No IL
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NEW BACKYARD.

DROWN & BRIDGE ARE NOW MANU-
ID featuring hne quality OF Rrsak, ana
ere prepared 20 all ell orders ON shSlk no
sGa Yazds half mile west Of either Black
road. ADDRESS, nv0wH q Bridge. szaa xaka
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Es TRAY NOTICE.

AN WEDNESDAY LAST, FROM THE
~ wenteth Ward, small bay mare.
branded double Z, crossed on left htD ana
left shoulder Leave information 81 g. q.
Woodmansees, 500 fifth Street, and be re-
warded.
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WATER. WATER

H,HE CHAMPION WELL DRILL co. ARE
l. now prepared to drill or drive wells 70
any depth less than 1000 feet deep For
prices per foot CT by the day, Address
CHAMPION WELL DILL CO.,
Box 1857. Salt Lake, UIRh
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Take Notice

Great reduction in emigr' mt fares from
Europe. For information iuqui p st No.
% e. second South Street. III Lax City.
/ J. A. PEFsRsES. IMMIGRANT Ageas.
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sP clAL NOTICES.

VsAGGAET d CHAMBER IsAIb'a FtANO
depot, one and one half blocks esst OF
Gift House New upright ia &c sves EianCg
from $3.50, upwards. Good organs. $50 aud
upwards
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sTRAYED.

EROM THE TIFHING OFFICE YARooN
Il Thursday, year-Old iron grey Wild
horse, with new heavy halter on, branded
with square on left hip. Leave infeFMs-
ton at Bcck's Hot Springs and be rewarded.
tE II. B. CLAWSON.
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AAENr WANTED.

A LIVE MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
"a take charge of this Territory No ex-
peHence needed Very large proAts.
eteady employment. Address ST. r. c.
HERALD Office
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KELsEYS arLLEsPrE-

DEAL EsTATE BROKERS'. WE HAVE
III the largest and cheapest list Of h0uaes,
Estate Ofiee, No Is West. Second soTtk
Street
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Around the Capitol.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Senate IN
secret session to-day spent three hours
considering the nomination of Samuel
j. Bigelow, of New Jersey, TO be dis
trict attorney of New Jersey. Senators
Edmnnds, EVarts and some Others op
posed the confirm alton vigorously, and
it was rejected by large majority
FuIler's case was not consideIel to-day,
but will be taken up tomorrow. The
Senate tariff subcommittee has fn-
ished it's hearings and will have a sub.
stitute for the House tariff bill finished
and ready TO submit to the full finance
committee Saturday.
Senator Chase has submitted an ex-
baustive report upon his bill 20 reduce
postage on fourth class matter.
dis says the bill proposes in etfest to
mes3e third and fourth class nth nj
foral rates of cent for ea0h Two ounces
or fraction thereof.
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ASissio Cholera .

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Ths Marine
Hospital Bureau is informed that Ash
alto cholera Is epidemic IN Hong Kong.
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Another Strike.

HAVANA, July 16.-Seven hundred
cigar makers are on strike for in
creased wages.
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WANTED TO, RHNP

A HOUSE OF OR 10 ROOMS, PLNAs-
"A sntly located, within four blocks ct
business centre. Will paw liberal rent As
dress Renter" 1t this office.
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REAL ESTATE.

r ARG6 LISTS OF CITY. AND ACREAGE
IL Property for sale, at low figures and
easy terms, by Macleod. Sibley & Co, IS
West emple Street. Poperty solicited
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sheridan.

NoEQUIrr, July 19.--General Sheridan
passed q comfortable day. without
change worthy OF note.
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y GIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK,
> city; two girls for woIk out OF town,
four dining room girls for hotels, city; one
female cook for hotel in the country Good
wages to all Jorden Valley Employment
Agency, las s. First East Stree
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JOIN O. CULLEN D BIO.

No SO East Temple Street, are msk1ng
Gents Spring suits to order fer So 80 fIam
Provo Ali Wool Cassimeres. They are The
Thing " Csll and order one.
Agents Provo WOODEN Wills 49,
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SPENCER HOUSE.

an POSTOFFICE BLOCK, 262 FIRST
" East Street, South. is not excelled q
a res ing place for tourists or as q family
Hotel Terms, 81 80 70 81 per day,
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ONE HOUSE OF THIRTEEN BOOKS.
" right in the heart OF the city Also,
beautiful new h1use, containing ten Fo0faas
with eli modern cOnveuieneieA JorGan
Valley Employment Agency, l46 3 First
East Street
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ok Or ELGHT HRSr-oLA6s PLA8TRR-
g ers can And work as the DeSeres UnR-
versity building. RAag ufaA genkrAl AepoS.
Apply 10 John Eanef
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GENERAL YOUNG MEN HAVING TWO
y sor three hours leisure early in,the morn
ing can obtain places az carriers by apply
ing at this office Young boz not desired.
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WANTED

A GOOD. HONEST, INTELLIGENT MAN,
"A to sell goods on commissI n Address
&. Wills & Co 344 N. Third West Street.
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ROR REM

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF FURNISH SD
w rooms suitable for ladies', VSeh or
without board Also number OF GasUrn-
tshed rooms, suitable for house keepsng
yordsn Valley employment Agency, Els 8.
First East Street
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A NATURALIZATION BILL,

Senator Blair to-day introduced bill
declaring that hereafter no alien shall
be admitted to naturalization until he
sha have been resident of the United
States during i've years immediately
preceding the application for naturaiiz
alton papers. nor until he can prove. by
two reputable witnesses, that during
these five years he has behaved
Is person OF good moral char
scter, and shall also, in presence
of "a Judge. speak. read and
write the Engi sn language With such
int iigence and facility as to prove be
mas capacity to transact ordinary
business ln that language and by itsuee
to become we'll informed in the prinoi-
plies of the Constitution and the duties
of an American citizen. No naturalized
person the bill provides. shall sIarei,e
the right of sutfrsge for one year after
receiving his naturalization papers.
judges are forbidden to try more than
twenty naturalization cases per day.
and false swearing IN such eases Is, de-
clared to be sufficient cause for for
fixture of the PERSONS right to suffrage.
APPorNTAEsr.
j. 3. Cabell, of Kentucky, has been
appointed assistant superintendent of
the rail say mail service.
SPECIE COINAGE.
The director of the mlns reports for
the year that The product OF gold
amounted to S33 900 900, and of silver
to $53 257, 900. The coinage of the
minis curing the calendar year was
6 379. 157. Bars of gold and silver manu-
featured, $65 338 sos. The coinage of
the world during the calendar year was
$l24, 993, 1877 in gold and $l53 602 066 in
silver. Tie production In the world in
1886 was s9S, 1854, 235 gold and $685.
45i ,50OsilyeI.
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JAPANESE BAzAR-A LARGE SOCK
d Of Imported New Fancy Goods. HoHe
Hop; 267 3, Main Street, Salt Lake City.
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THE LARGE, WELLVgNI1LATEDA A. o.
Il wv. Hall, sditsbie'for pscnies, Boetaia,
etc. Apply of Hall Committee, No l10 8.
Main Street ~,
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A NURSE Girl. ABOUT Is YEARS OLD.
"A. Apply at "a ". Sixth South.
q D. LEWIS, Is z. THIRD SOUTH
y. street, buys and sells all kinds Of
second- hand goods.
uORSES TO PASTURE INQUIEE AT
III Shurtli6's Farm OF Office of Midland
and Agency Co. No LIZ South
Main street.
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SURE FOL
TROMsON. ALLEN q 90,

WTAsATCH BLOCK. COa. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property. few chances to Gbtatn
acreage property or improved farma in Close
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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A HALL 3lx7S FEET UP STAIRS AT
a LET South First RaS4.
NAYLoR & PIKE.
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Break 1t UP Early.

II troubled with a cough or cold
break it up at once. A few doses OF
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tai
will suffice in the beginning; but an
affection of this kind is like q fire, tina
longer it is allowed to rage unchecked
the more time il takes to extinguish it.
At any stage of the complaint. how
ever, short OF confirmed consumption
this powerful and wholesome remedy
persistently administered, will unques-
tionably effect a cure. Sold by all
druggists at 80 cents and 81. Great
saving to buy large size. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute.
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MIRRORS TELL TIE STORY OF complex.
ions beauti6ed By the aid Of GLxzna
bULRHUR Soar.
HELL's HAyR AID WHmxm D7x
BLACK or Brown, 90.
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NICE RoOMY OFFICE ON GROUND
4 door of HERALD Building, adjoining
counting room City water and steam heat
Ing
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IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO RENT
/ furnished OF unfurnished, place them
on our list and we viii find tenants for you.
Jordan Valley Employment Agency. 1S 8
First East Street
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A. MINER eco,

DEAL ESTATE DEALERa, HAVE RE-
IL moved to 6S51 W. First South Prop
erty solicited. - e.
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T WILL SELL MY HERD OF SIX
L registered Holstein Cattle on one years
time. or trade for real esta g..
E. H. CALDWELL
Colorado Stables.
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TYPE-WRTTERs. 8 M0NTHn
Il trial. @. Orlob. z. O.. n. l., 8. l. GitE.
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN TIE HRHxLD
n Building. Apply ct this ONCE.
ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
" floor of HERALD building. Long lease
cheap to right parry. Very desicSble rooms
for studio or class purposes.