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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
SIR THOMAS rsKoSDs SAILS AWAY

Sir Thomas Henry orattan Esmonde, NJ T., sailed
yesterday morning for Ireland on the Alaska, after
having spent eight months In ecturng throughout the
United States in behalf Of the Home Rule cause
Although the hour was comparatively early 1t did
not prevent large number OF enthusiastic lrsh
Americans assembling TO bid hearty farewell to The
popular and patriotic young baronct Several Catholic
priests belonging to the city and Thaddeus Moriarfy
president o. the Irish Historical Society," were among
bis fellow passengers. Before bidding the final good
by Mr.. Esmondc expressed his opinion upon what he
thought Of the Home Rulo agitation.
The present phase said he is that period OF
inacton which always be passed through in
every great movement for reform. But the reaction
is fast coming Remember Southampton The frantic
efforts of the Tories to betile II shows how great
victory II We shall soon have an opportunity
Of winning another victory for see so-called Union
st representing Ayr in Scotland, died the other day.
l hope ] shall have chance 10 entertain my Now
York friends at the opening Of the Irish Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
me oofrox EXCHANGES rRospEkYrI.

The eighteenth annual meeting Of members Of the
Cotton Exchange was held yesterday morning, when
the reports OF the board of managers and the various
committees for the year ending May Is 1855, were
read aud adopted. Tho Executive Committee re-
poel that al Offices In the Exchange were now Ioascd
on favorable tetms, Its statement showed receipts
from rents of Offices so5,3co So expenses of running
tie building sf7. s44 So; and expenditures
for repairs s5,T45 6s. The volume of business
done IN the Exchange shows an increase OF over that of
the previous year. Transactions In cotton for
future delivery es,o2&ioo bales In 1887, IS.
ora 500: 1896, s5,3sa5oo Transactions In actual
oo,,or xrre 1883. 3a5.9i7 bales against a44ssT
bales In 1857.
rho .rreasuer's report for tho eleven months end
ing Ap1l o showing receipts Of sso3so 81. disburso
meats. s43sos 81 leaving balance on hand Of $50,
ssh s3. with total balance Of sioeo1 II; Tho
trustees of ms Grxiuy Fund reported aghs 1es'hs
- ,,,,rx f,,r,nr the mast and the statement ~
the fand showed a net surplus OF s5s''o1 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

Tho annual meeting of the Produce Exchange was
hold yesterday. President A. E. Orr delivered his
nua address and submitted the financial report Of the
Exchange for the year. The income account showed
a total income for the yoar of $3.50 $50 43; ex-
penditue, sloa,I31 o3 net surplus s69,o3o o7s
which, contrastcd with the net surplus for Iss6'57
shows gain Of 81, 1854 IL The actual gain on
outcome of the year really soI4l a. but for tho
reason that 81 45T 10 Of bad debts he accumulaons
OF several years prior to 1ssT'ss) had been charged
to profit and loss account, It appeared above stated
Every office, with one exception, in the Exchange
Building rented, and many OF the leases that mature
in 1850 have been renewed for periods varying from
three TO five years at the old rent.
President Orr In the course Of his address advoe at
the absorption OF smaller exchanges as remedy for
the depreciatiou in value Of membership IN tho Fx.
change. Re referred TO The strong protests against
The Exchange. On the tarfr question the report
suggested that commission, similar to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, DO appointed TO deal with any
CHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
STING MCLAUGHLIN. THE JOCKEY.

A suit has been brought in the Supreme Court, in
Brooklyn, By Nelson King, TO recover $4,000 from
James Mclaughlin tho well-known Jockey, for the
alienation Of the affections of Mrs. Libbie King
Mclaughlin has been separated from his wife for two
years lie lives at No. Vcrpon-place, Brooklyn
His acquaintance with Mrs. King began at the Mon
mouth Park races, in 1855. She is the daughter of
Benjamin Curtis, Of jamaica, L. l. King know her
when she was a child. and their acquaintance was
renewed In Brooklyn, and they were married few
years ago. Mrs. King was then a frcquenter Of the
racc-tracks. and has been since her marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
NEWS FROM THE SECURES.
JERSEY CITY.

Tho pioneer wood Company's hndllng wood factory
M Ao4 Hcpderson-st, was on fire at an early hour
Yesterday for the third time since January Inc dan
ago amounted to $500. 1t IS suspected tna' 'ho
IRE was Of inccndlary origin.
Tho body of tine man who was found drowned a.
the Central Ferry was identified yesterday as thae .,
william Maloney, brother of Alderman Maioh''' "
Hcboken.
The opening OF the new headquarters OF tno io.ns
Mons Republican Club OF Runaway wn'on 10.
tomorrow evening, promises 10 DC al ,..,,on,,
.,.n president lanes p Foster, Of the Na'lonai
por,h,,c.n reacue Wilbur A. Mott, President OF INC
Now.Jorsey Republican League, and Major Nurne.',
Of Newark, are among the speakers who have asf'''
to be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
REoysrER sLEyIy,s LIBEL SUIT

Tho examination in the ccminal lbei suit Of Register
James J. scyln against Louis Saunders John Weber
+. T. CoggeshN and John I. Loekman was resumed
yesterday at Jefferson Market + A. Van VslScnburg,
lawyer testified tina; searhers were constantly
delayed but by special effort and additional fees the
search would be expedited. lie was compelled TO walt
on fortysx days for unsxpedlted search
Townsend Cannon also real estate lawyer and Charles
J. Koss OF law Arm OF Thompson Ross eorroboraei
the stories OF the former witness regarding the usual
delays IN searches Justice o'Reiy then adjourned the
hearing 10 June II, at Essox Market Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
THE SIGMA PHI CLUES HoUSEwARMlyG.

The Sigma Phi Club held > horSwarmns last evening
ut It's now clubhouse. No. East Twenly'seventh-st
After formal installation under The direction OF General
Richard A. Elmer tho members aud guests devoted
therselves % having n GOOD time. Among those
present were Fllhu Root E =. and Thomas North,
Douglas Campbell. Edwin Einstein. E. Wnsiow Page
Samuel r Ross Cortandt S. Van Rensselaer, J. u
Hammond. Chester s. Lord. Judge Denediee FRANK
Lcornis Pereiya Paris DIR. oscar Rogers ROBERT r.
Iindurran. Alexander Duane, Eugene Jerome John ].
Knox G. r. Lindefman George A. Porter Judge Thomas
Nelson. General Daniel Butierncd. Ambrose H. fufdy
mr. Lewis A. sayre W. A. WILDER and Edward Wemple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
DRESS GOODS FOR TOURISTS
JAMES McCREERY 6 &C

JAMES McCREERY & CO.
A prominent feature of the
Dress Goods Department during
the week will be the offer of three
lines Ofmixed WOOlens, at the fol-
lowing low prices: One line Check
and Stripe Suiting at 65 cents per
ward; worth S1.OO. One line OF
Twilled Beiges, in Melton effects,
at IS cents per yard /; excellent
value at S1.25. One line indis-
tinct Plaids, suitable for tourists
dresses, S5 cents per yard.
Will also show recent impOr-
tatiOn of Convent Yelling i'm mode
cOlOrs, with gOld-lace border,
marked S1.5O per yard.
The above goods are double
width, strictly all wool and desir-
able in every respect.
JAMES CREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

yiiess said to Judge Gilderslcevc that the Jurors
thought that in excise cases an entrance 10 nquo.
stores was often obtained by trick ana IN ms"0.
.u,or,hv Of oa,cers of the law Judge Gi'derslecvc
rcned that the police acted In most Instances IN INC
,,,e NJ their duty and added that readustmcni OF
ny Isw MIGHT be had SO that the methods cricizco
horou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
NEWARK.

John Stuck, Hew.York printer was mneu 81
Monday At tho Hamiltonst. crossing of the pcnhs!r
v.nia Railroad while attempting to board Tram Iva
New-York-
The Supreme Lodge Knights and Ladlcs ., .n0
Golden star held its fifth annual session !esc,ua,
The reports showed membership Oh "'o'''
in sixty-six lodges
Margaret Gregg, age elghtecn' TOOK uo'. ,os.
roson nm MONDAY night and was taken to the nos
initial Yesterday in dying condition. Tho girl came
from pittsburg month ago as member OF 'nea'i'
cal troupe and was discarded In Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
HOME NEWS
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

raryOoKr-Cha,les j. Bonaparte, Of baltimore.
.rr.rH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert T. Davis OF
Mass.chusetts: lanes r. JOY Of Detroit and Henry =.
Richmopd Of Buffalo. GILSEf-secretai! Vi go. 800
uonrv n Kelsey OF New-Jersey. HOFFM AN-vo',se
yNeiste,n. OF Buffalo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n, IA
curtis Of ocdensburg, N. Y. MURRAY htLn. ...an.
tenanttoyernor James L. Howard and Samuel Clemens
of Hartford NEw.YoRK-Ex-Maycr Fredericx ~
prince Of Boston. ST. JAMBs-Lieueennh, .r.,..n
schuetzc; United States Navy, ana Charles pTsio
Of 81 IouiS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. Rogers, OF ouusao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
AN IyrKRgsrIyo BOOK FOR TOURIST&

Tho annual summer excursion route book OF the Penn
syiyana Earoad has just boon issued lt contains "a
pages is Handsomely printed copiouly illustrated and
contains between upon pages OF norna.
lion n, 70 where 10 70 how 10 CO. and the expense Of
roise points which t directs travail lie betweea
the Province Of and Portland oregon the
mountains Of North Carolina and the Northwest ana en-
b,,ens more than 1900 routes with the rates for each
Hence n one wishes 10 make . trip he can select his
rous with the knswisdge Of the une thai Il viii Ska 10
70 over Is and the esst Of travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Decoration Day observsnceA ,,.o .raoinc
Mcnori,I seryiccs Metropolitan Opera House, evehinS'
Amcrlcan Jockey Club races. Jerome PARK, m.
arookIyn Jockey Club races. Gravesend. 10 p M
Services at General Grants tomb D. m.
Manhst,sn Athletic Club games Eighty sxth'st ana
Eghth-ave afternoon 60. No. poche,e
Opening day for Brooklyn. Seawanhah' Ne"-noo"o""
Atlantic ana Kinekcrbocker Yacht Clubs
Harlem River Rowing Association regatta, afternoon
Psssaic River Rowing Club rcgatta, newark. N' ."
afternoon. So, a.
Rrcallyn Athletic Club games, BROOKLYN. D. m
Hebrew Urraan Asylum. annual reception -.
Opepine Buffalo Bilps Wild West Show. Staten lsano'
$3.50 H. a..x.
Cyrickor matches IA Central and Prospect Parks
New York Pittsturg baseball contest foc oro""u''
Civil Service Reform League Chckering Hail. IL g. M
and y. m. -, 49,. p,,sor,ord
rrcnds yearly meeting. Fifteenth-st and Rutncrioo
place Public meeting 10 30 a. IN. business meeu"S
Ceebrstion Of Tom Moore's birthday. No IL west
Twenty. Eighth.st. D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
NEW SIMMER SCHOOL PROPOSED.

A summer school of photography Will be added
to the regular number Of summer schools connected
with Columbia College. provided that the trustees
give their consent The faculties Of both of the
schools of Arts and Mines have recommended the
school to that body, and II at their meeting Mon
day the trustees will give permission the school will
started June Is under DR.. l. III. Landy, the
slstant professor Of chemistry In the school Of Mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

JHg Mar GRAND JURY FINISHES IFS sonA-
Ths Nay Grand Jury handed In the iAst na'o'men'
tnr ~ ssxm yesssrdsy, and Foreman William H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
mARIyE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
sun -,,e. AIS ses 7is Noon rise liza Moons xra Is
mon wArHR
Tsnsy 4 os iois Gov lard iiis Hall Gaia Yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

"THE best cure in the world TOR coughs.
oo,as and esnsumprsa 10 Cutler Bros cos vslkEsvn
Cd Boston Vegetable Pulmonary baisan
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Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d..
$40 WEST l2eTu-sr
diseases Of the Nervous system Genito Urinary orrAnA
fmpossnee aud s,eriity. Hsars-ste L. foa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

NJISFIT and uucalled- for suits, oyerc1aSS Ss
WI trousers from leading taiors at hall vsns aossS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

Plstts Chlorides the Household Disinfectans
An odorisss liquid, powerful efficient and cheaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
ITO MOTHERS.

MIA wuuov-s ssorgiSo srsuP fer Childrsu rssshi1G
.csts,s ne CANA rsfaoss nhAamAtsoa asys al paia.
szrss Nisj sslis sna diArrnnA rwsAuAvs ssa estsa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
The California Republicans.

San FRANCISCO, June 10.-A special
train which bears the Republican dele
CATION of California to the National Con.
vention at Chicago left here at O'Clock
this evening. Five hundred small silk
flags in the shape of handkefchiefs have
been made for the delegates, with each
OF Whlch goes an orange wood cane,
me bags will be exhibited in opposition
to the Thurman bandana. A unltorm
style OF hat will be selected in Chicago,
An attractive itinerary has been fur
ms NED the delegates ny the Burlington
omcials. The colored title page repre-
sents train leaving the golden gate
and on the back of the cover is a litho-
graph OF Chicago. Inside the cover Is
detailed statement OF the arrival and
departure of the train. 1t is claimed
the train is the finest one that ever Ief,
the Pacific Coast. W. d. Sinborn. OF
the Burlington road, is in charge of the
excursion. The train will 60 over the
Central and Union Pacific roads to Den
yer, and over the Burlington road from,
Denver to Chicago. It will stop one day
az Salt Lake, and the same time at
Denver, and arrive in Chicago at 1880
Q CLOCK next Saturday morning. The
oregon and Montana delegates will ioin
the excursion st Granger, and tbe
Nevada delegation at Reno. A LARGE
number of local Republicans escorted
tie delegates to the train, wishing then,
: bon voyage and successful choice ot
IA <.e.-..se
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Depew Withdraws From the
Big Race.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
&cBrfde Scoops 'Gin-Fire-Some of
tho snrpius-A French Duel
Fuller's NominatiOn-Htc.
Depew Not a Candidate

81. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Globe Demo
Graf publishes the following this morn
ing: Depew will not be a candidate
This exceedingly important declaration
Is quoted from private letter just re
ceived from New York. The letter is
addressed to gentleman who is one of
the delegates at large from q wester.i
State, aid who will BIZ a prominent
1gure in the convention. 1t explains
DepeW's position as this: He has satis-
ned himself fully by careful inquiry,
tnat he is not the most available for
the party to nominate. He believes
that he could carry New York, but he
believes that his record as railroad
president and corporation lawyer might
c0St some norIhWesTern eiecLuI al woes.
Having satisfied himself on this score
ne counts himself Oft the list. The
letter which contains this interesting
Die OF news, also brings the information
mat there ls no likelih cd of the New
fork delegation acting together IN The
supporting of any one cadidate. The
assurance has been given Depew of |
ntearly the entire vote of the |
NeW YORK delegation, bur all |
SA~SSAh 4lAIOdtlOHS are against !
concentration On any other man
.tls believed that Sherman will get I
iozen votes out of New York, that |
gresham will get fully as many, and |
hat the remainder will be distributed
mpartlally. Hiscock may get a few
ON pllmentary votes On the first bal
OF, but 1t is claimed he will not get the
uli vote of the State. 1t seems to be
,retty generally understood that
Warner Miller viii be agreed upon by |
a. State committee for temporary
hartman of the convention.
NEW York, June IL. Depew. this
1ornlng. was shown the ST. Louis dis
atch stating that letter had been re-
eiVed from friend of his stating that
'epew had Withdrawn as candidate.
,,epew SAID that he had no friend in
lew York who would or could have
rltten such q letter. and, indeed, it
1ca letter had been written. it was
warranted and untrue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Nc Bride scoops 'am All.

LIVINGSTON, Montana, June TO-
Mcbride. the defaulting postmaster
has not yet been apprehended. His
defalications will reach six or seven
hundred dollars. he was formerly con.
nected with the Northern Pacific Rail
road office here. He has left is
young wife to shift for herself and has
probably gone to Canada. He was
treasurer of the Knights of Labor. and
Is short to that order $500. He stonpec
at Helena, and is said to have paid ali
MS bills by giving his personal check on
ne bank in this place, for whateyer
amount he obtained. having no finds
10 meet them. Postmaster CurtisI of
Helena, was taken in for quite sum
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Fire

DENVER, June 10.-One of the most
disastrous fires that ever visited Trini
dac' started late last evening. After a
hard fight, the fire department sue.
ceeded in getting control of it. bat NOT
until the Commercial Hotel, with seven
or eight business houses had been con-
5umed. The Gre also cut off teIegraphic
communication, making it impossibie
20 get further particulars to night.
LOWELL. Mass., June ia tenement
house burned here tonight. Eueen;a
Vailersnd, aged Is, Peter ValIerand. 3
and Della Vallerand, S, persisted. An
other of the family and another occn
pant named Roisvert sere fatally hnrt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
The Soldiers.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, June 11.-Four
companies of colored men, United
States troops who have been stationed
at Fort Sill. Indian Territory, for some
years, passed through here yesterday
on their way to Arizona. Captains
cartwright and Johnson. with their
companies, are ordered 10 Fort Apache.
captain Guthrie and his company of
white. soldiers came in on the Santa Fe
saturday from auls ValI.y. Indian
Ierrlt ry, and EN- barked for Fort Sill,
where they ia .e the place of the colored
soldiers who have been quartered there
80 l.ng, The indications Of Indian
troubles on the from Ter hes caused the
sending Of these 'roops to the desig-
mated p1iuts alb )ve menii ned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Some of the sarniu.

WASHINGTON, June IL. The Post
master-6eneral, to- day. sent to Congress,
an additional estimate of an appropria-
ton for free delivery service for the
next fiscal year, of 81 .02l 200. This ad-
ditionsi amount, the Postmaster Can
eTai says. is necessary to carry ont the
provlsions OF the act extending The
slght-hour law to letter carriers. r. 10
estimated tastit will be necessary to
am nloy 500 more carriers. an incra, 50
o. 20 per cent. TO bring the ha6rs Of
letter carriers within the provisions of
the law. -S'o"e VI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Tho kgypIiAa min1stry

CAIRO, June 1O-A new ministry has
oeen formed as follows: Risz Pacha,
president OF the council, minist,r of
the Interior and minister of finance !:
razri Pacha, minister OF Justice !:
Fehin1 Pscha, minister OF foreign
anairs; Omar Lufti Pachs, minister of
War: Fecl BeY. minister of pubic
WORKS; Ali Monbarek Pacha, ministe r
of education.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
The Hudson say Courpapv

MONTREAL, June ia cable from
London says the Hudson Bay Com
pany reports show net profits of 910,
VIZ st ring for the year ending May,
making the total undivided f438. PIP
sterling, a substantial reserve is, in
The opinion OF the board, essential 10
maintain the comFany's credit, and in
sure -effec i've workings. They there
lore rec ]mmend holders to forego a
dividend. believing that it would be
un~lse to -deminish the available re-
sources OF the company. The prospects
In the northwest are said to be very en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Stewards COLONIZATION scheme

CHICAGO. June 10.-A dtspatch from
VI Paso, Texas. says: Scion Humph-
reys, OF New York, for himself and as
sociates, has about closed here an i'm
qoriant deal for tie sale of 400 600 acres
OF land in the State of Chihuahua
Mf1ico, to Andrew J. Stewart and
George NJ. Brown. of Salt Lake, agents
or the Mormon Church of Latter,dav
Saints. for colonization purposes. The
sale Is portion of the Dorr alitos grant.
d nhe purchase money. aggregates $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
The Spanish Cabinet ResIgns

MADRID. June 1.-THE cabinet has
resigned, after accepting the resignation
OF General Marti ez Campes, governor.
general Ct The pro, ince OF New Castillo
rendered some time ago. 1bis will en-
lie Senior Sagasta, prime 1Aiaister of
the retiring cabinet, to form liberal
govern met.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Big WIto essek.

LONDON, June 10-Frank Hugh
o'Donneii, who brings suit against the
TIMES for libel, has subpnnaed Earl
Spencer and Sir George .. Treveiy an,
respectively formerly Lord Litutensnt
ana Grief Secretary of Ireland, 10 serve
aswlfnfs ses in his tiiai.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
General shsrla.n.

WASHINGTON, June ia bulletin
issued at 1870 o'clock this morning
says; General Sheridan has had a
good night, coughing but little and ar
pectorating without difficulty. His
pulse indicates satisfactory heart ar.
ion. His breathing is still irrepulsr
tinues." s''se oon-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
A french Uuel

PARIS, june ia duel took place
to-day betw en- Paul De Roule6e and
". Arene,. member of the Casmber of
Depunes Tor the department of Corse.
me WSapo' used were. swords. NJ.
AreDe was wounded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
The Wheel.

BERLIN, June 11.-At the annual
cycle race here to-day, Lehr, If Frank
fort, won the amateur bicycle cham
n'onshiD. aud Christ, of Washingtt n,
was second
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12
Pared ihA Rill

VIENNA June 4 The spirit tax hill
passed its third reading by unanimous
vote in the upper house of the Reich
sfath to-day. Ths Reichstath was sub,
sequently pForopued.
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Fuller's Nomination

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate
Commute on judiciary, to-day, further
considered the nomination of Melvin FuI.
Ter to be chief justice without result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-12

Ouracr locations and prices
desiring 3 Ne pA'e ~ = n6 epidly
Coal Mineral
gomev
which cculayery
theno
vyeryche
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Cblldren's Pants, extra strong, so cents,
and upward.
Chiidren's Shirt Waists, % cents, and
upward.