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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-25

A01ACE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az assessor aud collector of ) alt Lake CITY
mas made &od compI, ted the list and plat
pert9staiIg to che assessment of Ioca, tax
Of four H2i tbs per tquare foot evied bv the
Guy CouneM or sad ciiy, July 10Th, 1858,
upon the following descrlb d lots or pieces
OF Ound. namely:
An at Lots and , block 8:
Ait ct kots and 2, block 2;
Al Ga lets and 2, block /; in Plat d
All of lots L and block 3;
All "a lois and 2 block Z; iu Plat e.
A. 4 Iess & sd aud Z beck SO
AeL OF Lots ?, SO and 8 black 81 in Flat B
Ai df 10 S 4 sEd 8, block 81, in Plat f. all
IN salt Lax : City Survey: said tax being for
she extea ion of tAe ". ter mains slopg the
fdllaWiAg described route, namely:
Beginning az { e intersett On of K and
So"th Tempt Streets thence eastward
along sad South gemple Street to p Street
Ssid lust and plat have been lodged in the
o1fes OF the City Recorder. No 9 CIV
eiau- ana Will be open t. inspection for
tsef1od OF ten days fEom al auer the Dist
QaY OF J Gty, 1873, cur ng which time written
a pea IS 20 the Council for the correction of
the SIS -essuenc may be filed with said re-
eoEder, IN uursuan, of the oruinauce IL
such cxSe provided
HtBER NJ WELLS,
City Kecorder.
SAT- LAKE CITY July -Y0ths 1855. EEL
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NOTICE
Es5E@ TEsEUSFoTa OF the Ci'y Council
&Ss KAz heGad Water Mains on l. Street.

ta9Eal aEEf9s uSGGFG OF the ely Council
&Ss ESAz heGaG4 Water Mains on l. Street.
ssJGg EycEz IS 9Er&bY GIVEN BY THE
~ <'sl1v a1sSzCA CT az alt axe City of the
ZEtgSEz[s z az -tTs3E C0Encil { make the fol-
OFGEz & GSSeG<S NED i'm pr Sem-Dt to-wit: Ex-
eEEsE2zg GzhE Laying iFSa water PIP or
z1eSSI5G1 81 gig es1S [eEGwf9g st ee;s namely:
EEsa-zZz u[ssy SS I'll int rsecliun of l. 81 d
81 XXX tsssaSstS, nj running sOuthwArd along
L esCze g. seS First Street, and d fray the
VVzgs5ls x she cost thereof, estimated Il Two
Ssrszs.SrE Tive dIUpJred liars IS .5D0) by a
'ssz&E SsssgsxneuJ upon the l, IS or Oieces of
.szcAlE s5 u dSiH the following d'scrlo q
4 lstcf<.>c 81 MS the strict to be affected or
t..ItzsI9-& 'syg said iG2 provement. name e:
al u - 81 end &, block 81;
SSSNTT e. AMI g. block 80;
FL. "a IatS aud (, bl 'ck So
%4G1ffz1ES ant ) block So:
<lssE 1sslSSgsC aud l., block 81;
aAEEpI r : q laZES5 5, bl 9@k a.;
AEE.ssEasgz and 1. block 3 :;
.GESsSaAsVss Ian [ 3, | ok so;
Ae-I Of &TeS Z ard (, blockz26;
AZ >af 10 Z tRd s, ROCKY. Ali IN Ft&t
*. sszlzi5SrsGce csirE curgey.
* zzassssEe sGA OsSsctions 10 he carrying
eRz5s asf -azzS.t N tRU3N5u must be presented Ia
v,ssfz1z, u GAae, TtIIy + -corder on or. before
6E,lycszE III 1873, being the time set by the
es{S5 ssssEESf SE-7he 1 Il VIII hear and consider
SEzc.sg "a .ec1ss ..ps Az may be made thereto
Or ,sziYSzv dfGsae Citg Council OF 5 1T L he
(sssSs asIAe &It, 81 1898
City Recorder
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Sz92E SFE2 SSCCOe'
,sszzceG rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
/ Ts:l... ;raszyRi of Salt Lake City OF tne
Ss4ryrf.ti u 1y1Sh Council 10 maze the LS'-
c,Is-7-gs. sErsseut3eG in proVemeut, 10 WIZ EX-
- W. aud Eeying iron water pipes OF
vSs5irs-- .. KY <he felloWing reefs, uah -
- rsfzsg-s,s the terminus OF tue main GU
51r-eS[- Street ut or near the lniersec-
So 90 - CfsT S0uth Street thence soutnWuro
49, ,s-lsSE FeEa i. st eet u point Hto fsE
s,eeJTs7rssy 81 tn AMI Nil tn Soutn stfetts
rss,,s eSyf1y- sk reefourths of the cost tnereosl
--.rsSys~ctIsS5 ST four tn III >Aud three nundreU
60 ~.-Fs1sesu E$t3I3! dollars, by local as
SSs-,xr9qzze yzpau the lots or piecfs oil yroaao
sT5--s ~ q ia ioW ng described district. be-
fss-sr ( - r sEesfess 10 be affected or beneh+ed
- - cd fa11sr vemeHt, namely:
- = e. m yl,e5s 8, &, and 9, block Y;
SsTf az EyrsE +, aud 8, blOcG 70;
97yI csffcag I 8, aud 5, block g;
al a. Is $ :. Z, : and 8, block Ii;
1-TTerF= ftGx5 and 6, DlOck !;
e III .zr lGsse Esd z. block D. 64I IN Fl&l n
R-e1s 8 Ak, City Survey
IN sS,sssesSs and objections 70 the cslfy
s,-1r,r ss5ErSr ~ on intent on must De present.
o. 0v-r-7-5zf TO the City Recorder on or Def re
$500. august 7th, 1858, being the t-u7t
SCI 'Te- sa!5I 90 IucI when it will hear and
ssssgpsSser sGch objections as may DC n 'a
ffTT1S-sfer g 1.-THE City Council of Salt Lake
e glxss.4s July Sd, 1883
HKBER N. WELLS,
City Recor 'er
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@rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tn AT, AT
n a meeting of the Board of Directors OF
said Company. held On the 9TH day of.
Nav, 1888, an assessment Of one % cent per
share was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, one-hai "a cent share
payable on or before the 18th day OF June,
isSs and the remaining one-half "a cent
per share payable on or before the l1th day
of July, 1885, to the Treasurer. William Full
Ter. at ITO Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Any stock upon which the nrst one nall
az cent per share shall remain unpaid on
he 18th day of June, 1888, will DC. delin-
ouent and advertised for sale at public aue-
ton. and unless payment is made before
will be sold on Friday, the 18th day OF July,
1883, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
pether with cost of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. and any stock upon which
the first one-half % cent per share shall be
paid on or before said 18th day of June, 1855,
but upon which the remaining one half ca
cent per share shall remain unpaid on the
| 18th day of July, 1883, will be delinquent
| and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment issms de before, will be
sold on Wednesday, the 18th day of August,
| 1888. to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
cether with cost of advertising and ex'
penses of sale.
". G, VAN HORNE,
1 6ecretaTy.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
o< kha Intention OF the City Council
~ rxfs I'd Water Mairs on First and
Mt St-%eeA

n CIR = coaa,ch "f Salt Lake City OF the
Intention of stlsR q 'uncu to make the fol
ioWina describesi i'm 'royem. Mt TO wit: Ex-
tending and layfpg ION water water pipes OF
mains along the follow 4'itets, ia , e.
Beginning at point ot ,s ~ ~ '1n tUus
east of N etreet, the teFtFA> ~ rnS
and running, westward Ywsl fo i,. aaons
first Street: also beginnfng at rnnnino
ton of First and N Streets an ~ -
nOrthward along NJ Street to'e p ote go
way between second and Third Stu ,1od D ~
defray the whole eos. thereof, eStrrn, 49,
eight hundred and seyenty-fve (sS95, o.
lars by local assessment upon thek S> 20
piecfs of ground within the following 4
scrided district heipg the district tO be "a
fected or benefited by said In proveTnesT,
namely:
All OF lot 4, block .;
All OF lot 3, block !;
All of lots l and 4, block q;
All of lots and block Is;
All of lot l, block 80;
All of lot >, block %; all in Plat 7. Salt
Lake City Survey.
All protests and objections to the carrying
out oil such intent on must be presented in
writing TO the City Recorder on or before
August 7th, 1883, being the time set by the
said Council when 1t will hear and consider
such objections as may Re made thereto
BY order OF the CIV Council Of Salt Lake
City, made July 3 /. 1883,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE
Or thu Intention of the City Council
TO 1teLd Water Mains ON / Street.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
y City Council OF salt Lake City of the
intention OF such Council 10 make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wit: Ex-
tending and laying iron water pipes or
main: sloDg The following streets, rameiy:
Beginning at the intersection OF 1 and F fth
Streets. aud running southwark along said
street to point midway between Third
and Fourth Streets, and defr Y three
fuurths OF the Cost thereof, estimated at
Fight Hundred and Seventy-fve ($S75) Dol
lars. by local as essment upon the lots or
pisces OF ground within the following de
cribed s,rieI, beng lhe district TO be af-
iected or benefited by said improveme nt,
namely:
AL OF lots and T. block 50;
All nf lots . in93 blocked
All OF lot 4 block 81 .
All Of lot 3, block 81; all in plat D. Salt
axe City Survey
All prot SIS rnt obi sctionSto the carrying
on; Of such intention must be presented in
witt ng 10 the City E. cozI,r on or before
Tuesday. August 18th. 1873, being tn time
set by the said Couuc when it v i'll hear
aud consider such objections as may be
made thereto
BY order Of the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, made July Sd, 1855
HEBzR y WELLS,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE
gSns YzeAu6Sou of the Ci'y Council c,
saxcscd Water Mains on II Street

5aEC&D6 water Nj aims on n STREET.
EEEEE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
CITY & aWEc3 IT ~slt Lake City Of the
miss GS sGck Council TO make the fol-
HSg5I1g q g scLa iE1 PROVEN ent, to-wi': Ex-
.S1E E8g sMG fsgtug iron water pipes ar
rzaf US sELszEs SFle felt5 wing Streets, namely
EsksS Ezzlz-E {. Tie iute sec lou of sixth AMI
E SIIztszzs GRG running SO 18th ward on
E.zHE ct Z SOIHs midway between Third
G1EE S3EE-SG StOescS, and defrAy three fourths
OF sz <seSt G{4EraUt, estimated at eleven hun
dRa& EiSI CsF eutg-EEe hlarS ($l, 1851 by a
Ez<aE- assessment Upon the lots or pieces of
Essgza52 al Ehia tk following descr bed d s.
trSSs- J.seiqzg "a Gistric: t. be affected or
6e6ss .erte& 65g sal i'm pr0vement, namely:
AHaEE 6s g nd 4, block rs;
az az EGs5 aud (, flock %;
Ak 0S f<Ee{. hIsek SO;
A& 81 Il tee sEGG block 70:
Site 49, Ssv5l ), nj K g.;
al 81 ~ - bio x u du IL plat ID Salt
LSIzzs CEs urvay
A. q 11EesIs aRd 0 elections to the .rryin<
0Uri ST 81 et lutte at IN must be present d in
uxf1[zszzGd 1se C Sy recorder on or before
Iuggz 4 zgsI- ESSS, being the time set by the
sid &.zRUcit " he it will hear and consider
tsEeSE ga: lsGssi9 RS s may be made thereto
EEEExdsrr AZ the City Council of salt Like
E5sSI Eszzstks yiY Sd 1888.
lHEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Recor Ter
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BY H. g. CUTLER,
Deputy Clerk.
RARTON 81 co.

ARE MAKING sPECIALTlEs IN MEMS
a and Boys Summer Suits, Busters,
Alpaca and Flannel Coats and Vests
Those who are not supplied with their sum-
mer Clothing, Underwear, Hats, Neckwear,
etc, will be amply paid by examining our
our styles and prices are right, and will
prove satisfactory.
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MO. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ely THE
" City Council of SAIL / axe Civ of the in
te .tion of such COunctl to make the follow
ug desc ibed improvement. To wit: Elk
ending and laying iron wat pipes OF
mains along the flowing streets. namely:
Beginning at the intersection of b and
sixth Street, and running southwerd alone
3 street TO poiLt midway between Thir l
and Fourth Streets. and d fray three
four rs of the cost thereof, estimated at one
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
($l,210). by local assessment upon the lots
or pieces of ground wi hin the following de-
Serb I'd district being tn district to be
affected or benefited by said Improvement,
namely:
All of lots and 4. block 70;
All of lots and 3, blO"k 70:
All of lots l and 4, b ock 69
+ II of lois and 8. block bS;
A Of lot A. block Al:
A | If lot 3, block As ali in plat D, Salt
Lake City survey.
All protest aud objections to the carrying
out of such intention must BE- presented n
writing to the City 4 corder on or before
August 18th. 1888, being the time set by the
Council when 1t will hear and consider
such objections as may be made thereto
ky order of the Ci'y Council of Salt Lake
City, made July Sd, 1888.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, SIS
I, John G. Cutler. ClerA of the Probate
Courtin and for the County of Salt Lake, In
the Territory OF Utah: do hereby certify tnat
the foregoing is full true and corrs CT copy
of order appointing time aDd place Tor
settlement OF fnal account and to hear petit
ton for distribution in the matter OF the
estate of John A Hunter, deceased, as ap-
rears on record in my office
set nv hand and affixed the seal Of
rsEAL1 said Court, this 18th day of July, A D
IS8S. JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
By H. 8. CUTLER,
Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
In KN IoT RATRIX' SALE
NNf ReaL Estate.

k0lNSSE Is Hereby GIVEN, THAT IN
e Esrs1Aucs GENL order OF the Probate
Cfszl<s4gzS Skss6:a unity cd salt Lake, Terri DRY
oEE1sEqsJEg. szze ca the SCh day of June. A o.
1885, ftzzzf kkES sitter of the estate of J hU
ExxS7s syE,t vS9EGAse ed she undeIsi gued the cd
TEz<sESsirrzf1EE-dE sad estate, will sell at pEi
vafkz sac. &C the highest bidder, for cash,
8<1 szZ &C -zSss &, .cOEE IN ,tion by sa'd Pro
bate (oSErEq ION IAessay, the 7th day of
AzESsgEsE-. T. 81 1855, HtA2 o'c Ock m. at the
Qf1ae al : VI u&Ekz, I'D Nam tire {, sd {
Es6zEI CITY. Ia .eize Ceuutg of alt LACE, all
tie CLeS& u &c irt rest anS estst- of the said
4dkhzz ALt<ssey. ~ { Il. line 81 has deatt, aId
ASA c & 81 gzAgt1t. tnteaaad Interest that IN
eaSlat s=sSf&ks Is, by . JeratiOn of law or othe
wrLssze So S8tssa gGner ,han or in addition to
tSEEE GfE Eze &&1d iHtes'ete, at the time OF his
Qezr.l. tFE SLg& "a ia 1t cfFt in lot piece or
NllEz5sel Sc std silva T. 4vlng aud ing in
SSsS & giaSs5 Gig. Stlt Lake County. ali rrrri-
Gc2- KAT q VIE led aud particularly des-
oE1c@<S Est tl az. o-W t: Commencing ut
Gp&E * SzuC 81 rttd> West OF the n heSSt
GSTNzsz& fetSSiE (5l ia bl ok :tIrty ( 49I plat
a e.. q : - oatE Ike -ity survey and run
ssEsrCdc .5ec esq ~ IS. thence east three go
EEELsE a1ss ace nGrth Ten .U) DIS 10 the place
az Cfss szE R1Ig
BIDS or eSEets may be made at any tinRe
sfEses-E!Exz GrsG "a Dticat0u OF this notice and
6eZ&paE tn : u- kd & 8 the sa e. Bids must
s. * EaErke. {I0 Man Stree, S 1t Lake
65kEEz sz- z1IVered 20 the undersigned ger
Gzzf&&-LZy- aS q II residence 7j2 third South
StTuee
gzsNzzE zHd c0udi ions OF sale: Cash on
G2G&~ vAEf5dH afsale by said Probate CoSrt
1ss-e='z ans=lz ps1z sc OF purrh ser
ELLEN LIVESEY,
4aegqcse1szrstrix of the estate OF JahD
EESEss 81 deceased
W .eansg. Attorney for Administered Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

OF the Completion of Assessment OF
sfcai Tax for Extension of Water
Matas on South Temple Street, from
H to street
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NOTICE

ag. xSxe, CornrIetton Of local Tax FOR
Ex4esz ii 4, az Wafer Mains along q
St,e~~t, ksefIv ecu FourIh and Second
Scr<xslsR
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NOTICE

or ttc GouUN<fa r. @f L cal Tax FOR
Extension "f Water aains along r
%Sreet between sixth and Eighth
SSres9ss
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Order appointing Time and Place for Settle
ment OF final Account and to hear Pc
ton for Distribution.
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LEG al NOTICE.

Ia she Probate COur5 in and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Itch
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NOTICE

nf ihe Intention Of the City Council
10 'xI+nd Water Mains on Second
South street.
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In tie Matter of the Estate of John A
Eunter, deceased
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NOTICE

Ofthe Intention of the City Council II
Extend w er Mains on Fourth
South Street
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ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.

Rig Hole Placer Mining Company Laos-
ton OF principol place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah gerri-
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NOTICE

OF the Intention of the City Council TO
Extend Water M aims ON seventh
East Street.
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NOTICE

81 Ce1zlptetiOn of Asses-usr, e
Local TAX for Extension naler
AxaSns . long n street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MOTT jE

OF the L. entiou OF the City Council
to Ex end the Wafer Mains on
stree
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NOTICE

e.,q s.s,rs E1teD tf2Ess w ~ Be tOtsy FCO'aneh
q FvsaEGE syater MAINS Ga NeS1
Ealzx Ss5a SErc6T
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THE LOWELL MYSTERY.
1t was NJ murder-Confession Of One
OF the Assassins.

SACRAMENTO, June 12.-Chief OF Police
Lee, who has been investigating the cir
cumstances of the death OF John Lowell,
a wealthy rancher, whose body was
found buried on his ranch, near Folsom,
last week, had William Dagger, alias
Liverpool Bill, arrested last week on
suspicion. Dagger at once made state
ment in which he said he accompanied
two men, named Myers end John Olsen,
to the vicinity OF Lowell's ranch, where
they procured some live stock, which
was afterwArd sold here and in Wood
land. He denied, however, any knowl-
edge OF Lowell's death and said the men
gave him to understand that the stock
belonged to them. Acting on this infor-
nation and learning that Myers had
gone to the southern part of the State
under the name of Otto Schoenfeld,
Chief Lee caused his arrest yesterday at
Tehachapi, and he is now on the way
here. The search for Olsen at last resulted
in finding him working on ranch in
Sutter county to-day. He was identified
by an anchor tattooed on the back Of one
hand. Alter much persuasion he con-
fessed to Chief Lee that he accompanied
Myers and Dagger TO Lowell's ranch.
On their arrival Myers, who knew
Lowell, borrowed the latter's gun, and
then all the parties left the
house for the ostensible pur-
pose of looking at some stock, Olsen
and Dagger in the lead, Myers
and Lowell following. He had not gone
far when he (Olsen) heard the report Of
gun, and turning he saw Lowell fall to
the ground.
According to Olsen's story. Myers COM
PEELED them to assist at the point Of a
gun in burying the remains, which they
wrapped ia an old canvas tent. They
then took B team and buggy and several
head OF stock. Olsen said he re-
ceived hut $75 from the sale
OF the stock. His statement was taken
in writing and Olson was placed in jail
here.
Owing 10 conflicting evidence as to
whether Lowell came to his death from
shot or How, it has been decided to ex-
hume the body and make another exam
nation
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THE HOUSE.
THE HOUSE.
Contested Election Cases-Repub1i.
cans Resort 10 Fabian Tactics.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-In the House
o.day Crisp, of Georgia, called up the
report OF the Committee on Elections in
the contested election case of Frank vs..
Glover from the Ninth Congressional
District Of Missouri, and the accompany
ing resolution affirming the right of
Glover, the sitting member, to the seat,
was adopted without division.
Johnson, OF Indiana, called up the
contested election case of Lynch vs. Van
dever, from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict OF California, and the resolution in
favor Of the sitting member was adopted
without division.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Tariff bill, with Mr..
Spinger, Of Illinois, in the chair.
Bynum, of Indiana, moved to strike
from the free list flax hacked. Agreed to.
Kelly, of Pennsylvania, moved to strike
from the free list hemp, MANILA and
other like substances. Lost.
Kelly also moved to strike from the
free list jute butts. He sent to the
Clerks desk and had read the report
from the Agricultural Department upon
the subject Of jute production. Before
the reading was completed Kelly's time
expired, and he asked TO withdraw the
amendment and offer a formal amend
ment to strike out the last word in order
that he might obtain time to have the
reading OF the report concluded.
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, inquired
whether it was in order for the gentle
man TO withdraw the amendment, and
upon the Chairs replying in the mega
tive, the question recurred on Kelly's
motion to strike out jute butts. The Re-
publicans refrained from voting and left
the Committee without quorum. The
call of the Committee was ordered, and
200 members responded. Then Kelly
and Scott were appointed tellers to
count the vote on Kelly's motion, but
the count progressed slowly owing to the
refusal Of the Republicans to vote.
Kelly was willing that it should 90 out
to the country that the Republicans were
filibusterinsagainst the bill. He expressed
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POLITICAL MELANGE.
Tammany's Big Ratification
Meeting.
GOVERNOR HILLS SPEECH,
He Returns Ingalls, Boomerang
Maine Republicans-0ther
Pickings.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches to the HERALD. /
NEW York, June 2.-Tammany had
a large meeting at the Academy of Music
tonight to ratify the action Of the St.
Louis Convention. The Tammany lamb,
Thurman" which was brought from
the west all decked in rib bons was a
feature Of the meeting. Hon. John NJ.
Cochran presided and there was list of
seven hundred vice presidents and
secretaries. Resolutions were passed
ratifying the nominations made and the
platform put forth by the Convention.
Governor Hill was the first speaker, and
in the course OF his remarks he took oc-
casion to reply to the remarks Of Senator
ingalls, in recent speech in which the
latter said: "The nomination and cleo
ton OF Grover Cleveland have made the
pretensions of any American citizen to
the Presidency respectable" Governor
Hill said he agreed with ingalls,
not in the sense meant by the President
OF the Senate, but in the sense that any
man, however obscure, might aspire to
that lofty position. Intending an insult
to the President and the Democratic
party, he had unconsciously paid trib-
ute to both and to American institutions.
Concerning the platform, Governor Hill
said:
We favor freer trade, but not free
trade. The Democratic platform, while
not in every respect what some of us
might desire. sufficiently expresses the
principle OF the tariff reform to which we
are all committed. If thought our plat
form favored free trade | should
not be here tonight. | believe in
revision in the interest of the
people, and not of monopolies,
We may differ about the details OF tariff
measures, but we are all agreed upon the
main and essential principles OF our plat
form, which is that unnecessary taxation
shall cease and that favoritism shall not
be the controlling feature OF our tariff
legislation.
At another point in his address he
says:
''But notwithstanding the attitude OF
their representatives in Congress and
their persistent opposition to all
measures for relief from taxation,
l venture the prediction that in the
forthcoming Chicago Convention their
platform will explicitly declare in favor
of some revision OF the tariff. They will
find that public sentiment will be too
strong to be resisted, and they will en-
deavor to ride with the current.
He replied to the charge that Thurman
is too old for the Vice-Presidency by
stating the ages of many Of the promi.
nent men of the present and past in this
country.
Addresses were also made by Congress-
man Cochrane and ex-Gov. Albeit, OF
New Jersey.