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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
A FATAL COLLISION
An oPeN swiTcH ooEs The WORK
The I1asitsd k.press GA the Plttso0rE
cincisRAfi St. Leuis Cr4si..s into
Switch Eagfss Near Usbsf .. Ohio-
Three MsH Aulsc-

CoLUNsUs D. Jan. 3l--fhe second sc
ton Of tAe limited express Of The Pitlsburs.
Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis railroad, arriving
here this afternoon and leaving for tAs
wssI At clock, ran into 81 open switch
near UfbSns 81 9 o'clock this evening snd
caused . collision with = switch engine
standing on . side track. Both engines sers
wrecked. Engineer Frank Brown and Fire
man ChSs. Il. A.hAnd, OF the passenger
engine. both of Co umbus. were instantly
killed, Is MAS also kOadmsster Nelch. who
was S.ding with them. The men IN the
other engine were enabled 10 see tbe danger.
and jumped IN time 10 save themselves. No
passengers were killed. Dul many were oSdly
bruised and cut. The cars were badly
wrecked
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
swiNEFoRD TALKS OF REsIGNlNe.
Foar Things Which he Wants Congress


Foar Thlnss Which he Wants Congress
to Give Alaska.
WAsHIs6ToS, Jan. 3l.-Ihere is a rumor
sfoat here that Gov. Swineford, of Alaska,
is about TO resign. Alaska is without laws,
and the Governor has not even many
means OF transportation. Swineford wants
four things for Alaska: The applic alton of
the land laws 10 the treasury; some sort OF
local legislature improved mailing facili-
ties; representation IN Congress. The Gov
ernor thinks Congress will certainly take
action this winter. He likes life in the ter
ritory, and should be cease to be Governor
he would remain there rs a mining super
intendent. where his salary would be more
than that OF Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
WILLIAMS GUILTY
The F.aeas Chsrlotts aardsr Trial Ends
IA a Coasicttos.

go satts - ft- tter-tA~ nt%~-N
CHAzLorrE. Jan. 5i-fhs Williams mrr-
der trial 10 ended st iast. There vas large
crowd present again this morning and tie
.xcitemeut Vas intense Attorney Husgett
occupied most Of the forenoon IN making
the closing argument for the state. after
which Judge Hooker charged the jury
The Jury retired ~ nOon and were out until
o'clock, when hey returned a verdict tt
guilty Of msaslaashtsr. Public sentiment
has been largely S..h the prisoner and an
acoriftal or dlsagresfnent of the jury was
anticipatea. The verdict, therefore, does not
nset sitA general approval.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Going AwaY.

With today Mr.. David L. Spahr ceases
his connection with the TELEGRAM h ERALD
he having resigned to take position OF
the road. The paper parts with Mr.. Sphar
with keen regret. For year past he has
been a faithful worker in the advertisinl
department of the paper and by bis uni
form courtesy and attention to customers
has made for himself many warm friends IL
the business community Mr. Spahr Wa,
travel for the Powers d Walker Casket Com
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

PoRr HuzoS. Mich. jan Si.-rne pohn-
cal pos has begun 60 bubble in this city. A
large gathering Of Democrats was held last
evening in the Knights OF Labor hall, and
q Clsseland Club Was Organized. The
officers Of the club are Wm. Downs.
President. VIM. Love and B RI Hall VICE
pr.siaeufs. L. X. Dodge. Secretary. Albert
DIXON. Treasurer. and an ExecHuys Com
n4G zee of enc from each ward. Congress
man Whiting was elected IA honorary
member TIE gathering uss enthusisstic
and the Democrats seem 10 % IN good
snane for tie SprinE canpalEn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

-rRIxsFIsIn ian 3i.--The opposition 70
Cousressnan Rliis-a n Springer rsnon-
instion vas farDslly orxs. tais eve
ming Il secref meeting composed IS proru-
irent members cf tie Democratic party
irou asvsrsi of tse cannses 81 th's Con
xrsssiaozi District TIE ssfniecs 81 oreak-
ing saTl ~ cera stnaficn of Nr. springer
Fl II Elen1eaia tae pssfas s<fsr. SCI lai-
arel Henry DAVIS ees Thoroughly dis-
cnsssa B wss 1sr 80 - ersaen- tae name
ef b r tvstfweti lerneF ner- ner 81 -
L-eisiasgls. sRn tns preSeus RrssiGs1t a.
fne FsraaPr's Nsriansl Esak af THIS eirY. IS
w. - = weH Er09n srwsr ani sfaek
rs.e. 80 t4e n~zf a1rRresssesssl cor nTents8n.
The geptieBen erss~af sty shry srs IN ear
a~st snd er9p~-e 80 ~ svervtbsnz n eheir
Pe~sr . ers-~at Ax Sprsnews ~>>z>>>s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Pedro and Euchre.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the South End
gave progressive pedro and euchre party
last evening. at the residence of w. .. Lane,
53s South Ionia-st. About forty couples
enjoyed the delights of the game. The
pedro prizes were won by Mrs. b. 5. Harris
and w Ia. Cameron. and the boobies by
Mrs s. B. Hough and L. J. McKittrick. In
the euchre game. Mrs. j. Knowlen anc
Aaron Brewer captured the prizes, and the
boobies were awarded To Mrs. w. 5. Lane
and Arthur Lane. Delicious refreshments
were served after the game.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

RTcHNoSD. Va. Jan. 5I.-50oo sfer s
thz morning ths buildings Of TIE Virginia
penitentisry. lssse8 ay the DAVIS Shoe Com
psny. q Bosecn. we're discovered @ - on
frA Tie fsHes spread rapidly sus DE-
spite ne efforts If fhs hrs department. the
huilaiass occupied bv tie shoe con- rsav
were totally 6sssroysd. torsther wifh al
the Fslusos EacsinsTy ard stock. The
loss IL ssu msse6 e. fr5B $50 60 - sI15.-
ofst Insurance unERoEn- TIE hsslsiazs
wsrs tha cropertr - the Stafe aud ths loss
W. smeG1t SIS lo TIE shae rrrnpsnv
rcs.ksd osl y sea - sd A3o con Victs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

saPsrvlsors thiz morning. yinciezfs NJ.
Pisrcs in his aanagemeEt Of the county
poor IL ssI BE renleHsDered thss Or.
HyEaan. Of Detroit. neG0er o. Ihs state
bosfc 81 C8frsctioas and Charities, c0Ee
down heavily on Las keeper ioE tae m4nasr
a. Snicn the place sas Kept. sspsc a. re-
fsssncs osing made 70 TIE case OF eas de-
iaented iamAte 4nd the manner inablsh
ne Nzs car-t for
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The Goesch Colra0 of January 10. pub
ished at Goes. Holland, advertises Liewen
Adriasn Koole. who sailed from the old
.ountry and came to this city in December
$50. and Marinus Pieter Van Gilst, who
anne here III June, 1887, as deserters from
the Holland army. These young men will
ind it unpleasant to return to their native
country until they secure a royal pardon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The statement Of toe postoifioe receipts
One cent stamps, $50; two cent. $4,000.
four cent. $40; five cent 500 ten cent, Sllo;
fifteen cent, $50, thirty cent. $50, ten cent
special delivery stamps, go, Newspaper
stamps, Slo2.l2, postage due stamps, So,
postal cards. one cent $40. two cent, SO,
total amount Of stamps and cards sold
$5.0S7.12 Envelopes Sold. - s6i.s5. Thus
makes a grand total OF s.. .94oS7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

LoNDoS, Jan. 3l.-Tae hackers Of Jsn
Smith have accepted the challenge of John
L. Sullivan TO defeat the English champion
in SIX ROUNDS or forfeit 400. bat surround
their acceptance with many conditions. 10
is likely. however. that Sullivan. who would
gain nothing bat the satisfaction OF demon
strating his superiority BY knocking Smith
out, will overlook the provis0s and the
contest may take place at an early date.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

CHfcaec. Jan. Gen. J0ha t. TbomO-
son. Of the az firm Of Thompson & VIII
Jams, and President Of TIE Union League.
to which be vas reelected las week. died
suddenly this morning. General Th0mp-
son was much respected citizen. and his
many frieDds will Re shocked as well as
erisved ~ the Announcement Of his death
lie wa So years Of age
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Mrs. Ford's Reception.

txslssIs - vss ysNsasNN-~sesNs.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. 3l--Mrs. NJ. II. Ford
had very largely attended reception today.
Many fashionable and well known people
were present, and among others the Ar
gentine and Belgian Ministers and their
wives, Senator and Mrs. Quay. of Pennsyl-
vanis. and Senator and Mrs. StOckbridge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

81. THoxss. o0t, Jan. 3l.-J. J. Black
mere & Cos hardware and bonss-f8rnisb-
ing essAblisam-nt b8Tse5 today Loss.
So. 0.0oo, insurance, $4,000. Aschsson' 3
hardware store VS. badly buros1, and
Foster 4 Co.'S dug store damages by Hsfsr
and smoke. William Hfliis, AZ ola nan
while watching to irs. dropped des1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
cox ON TRIAL AGAIN.
Priests Attend the Court IN Large
Numbers

DUBLIN, Jan. 3i.-The trial of Cox, Mem
Der Of Parliament. on The charge Of violating
the Grimes Act. wSs begun today. Cox was
tried last week and sentenced to four
moths imprisonment. He appealed and
on bis release on bail he was resrrested on
the charge on which he is being tried today
The people OF kaldysart and the surround
ing neign borho0d collected this morning,
and seaded oy priests marched toward the
court house. They we're charged by she
sacceeded / n clearing the streets Many
persons we're injured The people collected
again. and finally the poles decided to
SLOW them 70 remain. rne court room was
& ed with priests
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Gsy1osp. Mica. jan. SILT hss been a
wsrn. pleasant day here. and light vote
uas poued on toe locsi opiien question.
The county vii 20 for local prohibition.
IA livingston township. 10 noon. forty
vot<s asd been cast. and tney we're ave -
one IN favor OF local prohibition. and IN
Ea-Isv tnirty hai been cast aud they stood
three "a one About oue-third Of a v0ge vas
heiur poiled
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
THE OLD LADY WON
Mrs. Harriet n. Fuller Wins suit Worth
a Million Dollars.

Mrs. Harriet n. Fuller Wins q suit Worth
Million Dollars.
CHfcAGo Jan. 3l.-Judge Jsmieson de-
cided today the long litigsted case OF Hsr-
riet Marietta Fuller against certain owners
Of lands ia The southern part Of the city
which involved 9 dover claim OF
sl.z00o0. By the decision Mrs.
Fuller. who - ABOUT - years
of age. has established her right 10 tract
Of eighty acres. sold by her husband over
ffty yesrs ago sn5 now owned by several
hundred persons The case will row be
ssnt - = com mission. 70 ascertain the
amount due Mrs. Fuller from each Of the
present owners. Among the heaviest los
ers oy tie decision will Be the Rscs Island
and LAKE Ssors railroads
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

KALAMAZOO. Jan. 3i.-Andrev J. Mclean.
an old rebel. and proud Of bis record, who
has lately been begging about the city. was
bounced out Of the police station oy Mar
"a L. N. Gates th.s morning The officer
forced hin down the stairs a. a lively gait
and Mclean ssezulted the Marshal and
pulled A handful Of vAiskers froR his
beard A policeman rescued the Marshal
and Mel can is in iail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Louis Hoiisr. young lad. while sliding
down hil, on Sunday, fell and fractured his
skull. he was taken 10 his home corner Of
Fifth and Grandyille-sves., AID DR.. John
son was summoned. DIR. Barb WAS also
called in later, but all 10 no sysil. and last
evening the boy expired from MS injuries.
He was celebrating his twelfth birthday on
Sunday when the accident occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

NssHvfI1E. Mich. jan 81 ndsr
shsri9 Shsidon. OF Hastings as night ar
rested Dr. J.. T. Goocher for sttsmpsed body
sasfchinx. His sEaminsfion occurs next
Mondsv. snd be is nov ont On bail. It is
canned thaf "a tired - stezl she bodv of F.
r. Branch. who Vas scCideu ally kiise-i 81
Na--rsrt4l IA, -asar,fIV
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

DTHErE Jar si--so urgsas hzs ths -
NAM for fss. aecsse reSt 81 here. ssns-
cially sioux the Nor ser Fzeiac. tsat Or
dsrs hsvs BEEN issUsd tais ross 81 ses
r1illh a1.r-s % sE7e 8ut1iEz bEg go
Mig 80 ssr cosi shfnHse-rs sES afser
frsizst aus ueu 1nsH tke Esrs-e :
checxsd- ssuue - czrs "a Sssl ere =ssf 90
e~kky
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

On January is William Lillibridge and
John Degan participated in a quarrel with
red l.. Acker in Frances saloon in Walker.
ssult and battery and LilIibridge was ar
rssted. He was tried before Justice Walsh
yesterday and the jury returned a verdict OF
lot guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
The NfilIera Animal

The annual meeting of the Michigan
Millers State Association. will be held il
this city one week from this afternoon, This
Morton being headquarters. Frank Little
of Kalamazoo, is Secretary of the Assoc.a
ton. the object Of which is the mutual al
vsncement OF the milling interests. The
session promises to De an interesting one
and will be largely attended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Government Funds.

The report OF the Collector of Interns,
Revenue for the Fourth District of Mich
gan for the month ending January 81, lsSS
shows amounts collected as follows: Fer
violations. S503. 26: special tax stamps
$34l.27; tobacco stamps. Sl5a04: beei
stamps. s., ,950.96; cigar stamps. 5,625 90
total, SIC, 0,5S0.13 or about 81, 600 more ther
for January last year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Jscx-ox. Mich. Jan. 5-Ismes A
Barker. OF ocssus eeautF sent up IN
rebrusrv iSS5. Ten wears for m1rter In the
seccnd degree. dief fhis moFninr ln uT son
81 tvDaaid Fever Tbs ulakas ths fourth
fessh siace re epitem'c he.an. No ns~
e.xss have appeared n two wees
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

DxrRorr. Jan. Si.--Lsst night three burg
lars sutsred the residence Of VIM. Law. a
farmer living near BEDFORD. fifteen miles
f-om This city. bound aud Gagged Law and
his vie and rsnsscksd the house. securing
$50 in easn aud a snlail amount OF JeEeirT.
Thsv then took Laws watch. valued a. 500
an1 aisarreared
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Bar CRY. Mich. Jan 3i-A woman
named Stephens and her daughter Della
we're arrested tris afternoon. The woman
"a taken under The Rreen la.. She has
corr o. i..i Der daughter. Who T. only four
teen years Old. to submit 10 men. There
are new Developments daily regarding
rnnnr llrls
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
The Jury Out ali Night.

The Marshall Widdicomb trespass case
which has occupied tAe attention of tn
Superior Court for several days, was sub
mitteo to the jury yesterday afternoon an
they remained in deliberetion all nigh
The suit is TO recover damages for 10,
death of an employe of the Widdicom
Company, caused by an accident with "a
machinery
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Isxsr1s. jar sL-rhe oca. anuan slsc-
ton VS. conducted quietly here snd ~ far
a. neari from. n ths countv The iiQ-sor
r-,en here rsrp rery passive. ard Is 100 - a.
Fl ne ur-pcsitian hat carried ov snont
81 ..,asrrfr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

PcRr HcRsx. Mich. Jan. 5l.--tirsy's drug
store. on Huron-svs. vas burxiaritsd lsst
niehk sad several hundred cigars, some
olueh albums sna othes goods taken The
ioss = t50 The eergitrs are supposed %
te Young ais. .snd the police sre completely
a. sea a. Go their ideulitg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
sulClnEn lN chIcAGo.

a Grand Rapids Salesman shoots Him
s.lf in the Head ~ Hotel.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-W. J. Burke. a travel
ing salesman for the Anti-Kaisomins Com.
psny. Of Grand Rapids. Michigan. COM
mittsi suicide this afternoon AZ the Hotel
Crsce By shooting himself in the heal
Burke = believed 70 have taken bis life
While under the influences Of liquor. he
.ss ~ resrs Old.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Miss Matte Graham, daughter of Rev.
John Graham, AMI Z. II. Hovey, of JACK
son, are 10 be married this morning at tbE
residence of the brides parents. corner q
Fulton and Lafsyette-s.s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Wool Dress Goods
For the like opportunity will
not speedily occur again.

For this present week we
have made special cut on 90
pieces Of all-wool Bstiste 30
the low price Of g cents. Our
former price was SO Gents
as pieces Figured Cashmere
Suitings, marked down % SO
cents. Our regular price was
SI.oo per yard.
a. pieces sll-wool Beiges in
splendid line Of coiors. cut
from Is TO 50 cents per yard
a. pieces sll-wool Csshrneres
Is ia. wide reduced from 60
cents 20 81 Ia cents. J hese
Csshmcres are quoted in the
market today ~ z7f-2 cents 20
purchasers.
"a pieces all wool SerFes IN
checks and stripes al "a cents.
reduced from 90 cents.
7s pieces Be1iontsinc mixtures
II caecks alone 80 ~ Ia cents.
Our Remnants and short
lengths have sold spr Drisnagly.
= few more left and viil be
closed u Just one half the orig
nsl price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
INeaIsoNso sv SNOW


wUS1vss, Man. Jan 3l.-No through
trains have arrived over tbs Canadian Pa
cific since Wsdnesdsy last. A Whole train
losd Of passengers sss ssid - ee blocked up
in shc middis of the mountains. and fears
are entertained cor their safety. as their
supply OF provisions was not very isrzs
TIE Csnssiisn Psci6c has stepped receiviax
through sheas shipments. ewing 70 rae
biocxsde ca ths north shore q lake sa-
neriCr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

FAsr TssAs Jsn. 81. a pertiou bsars,z
80 naries more fhsn ~ prescrI bed sum
Der vss presented tsasT e the county
CLERK. asklrx hIn 20 rsii loeai sp1eo elec-
ron for Itssf1 countr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

WAsHISeT3S. Jan. 3l.-The Government
rsoeipfs during he c1rrsnt naoath hsrs
svsrszed a5out o8s MILLION dDsisrs 3sT
snd ne t~asH-T olacis.s sst nete tks 6sat
rel1ctio1 for shs 1onth sf aaout :. .4ts3.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

CobgwsUs. O.. 5sa "BliakF M8r-
gan hss xi~sn TIE wzr5sn ~ sas ps~iteaii q
SO ses.e8 pscSzzs. nal 80 ~ sp@nesa antil
"iAs en- lt is s1Bp1se1 20 se en-
fsssion IN fau q 80 as~sarss frzaa nar-
szT
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The Grand Rapids Guard esve their
monthly hop AT the armory last evening
A large number OF guests were present and
danced on the new floor, to the music Of
Prof Lawson orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
A Rsprsscnsasivs Mugwump.

W.sHNsroS. Jan. 3L-Judge Chipmsn
today presented John Walker to President
Cleveland as a representative Michigan
mugFump. Each gentleman was greatly
uleasad TO meet the other
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The Woods Stsr Novelty combination
wil give the regular matinee al smith :
Opera House this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The O-Wash-ts- Nong Club gives pro
gressive pedro party at the CLUB rooms to.
morrow evening, and an extra hop or
Tuesday evening. February IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

FrTTs2ss. lar. 8f-Hssr5. Bier 4
E.sfsn gsc1s sD3 1rfua nnex ssers 49,
esTTsged tszs naoTsFaE - Ers - tAs exssat
a ssa "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Tonight Charlss = Eiis spaesFs
PO~srs erand Opera Heass II hs 9e~
musical comedy. "ca~pef ths Nodies-
Mr. Eiiis i said - be a SINGER saf superior
20 Emmett and q very fnaDy German
comedian. Hs introduces into his plas q
nunosf Of Gernan songs and Is Supported
b jolly ios q fun naAksrs
Helen blythe Is said 20 have made Won
deriui strides in hea nrI within the past
yesT Ths say has everything % her slds
magnificent ioraa. beauty auo youth
sBa there j. no reason shy sAe should net
occupy foremost positoA on Tie Anefi-
can STAGE. The press every ~here speaks q
her With the warsa~st enthusiasm Her
new play "Oniy Woman Heart. is az
interesting crams With faenly OF fun a.
well a. psthas hlss Blythe opens hef
engagement Al Powers or fr0sy evening
next. snc scale should BE- secured early IA
order that this bright young Michigan girl
Eay be given a hearty weioome.
James A. Hearns's company. in "Besrts
Of OAK, drew eooa audiences al Red
monds yesterday. and tears nowed pro
fuseiy IN ths beautiful and tOnching grave
NGlu elrtfs AAtalNF ta%2 -ttAAf A-NA-@N -
Orsnd Rapids aud has play Is oise Of the
finest domestic dramas ever produced.
Both performances a. the WONDERLAND
Yesterday were well attended. The large
number of former patrons Of thls pretty
family theatre will be glad 10 learn that i
has resumed sts former good standing. and
that excellent attractions viii be presented
The Woods Stsr Novelty combination
viii give the regular matinee al smith :
Opera House this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

CsErEsrxs. ysrA 8i---T5e poorAou=e ~
r--as>giax sassazssee<. ~ s-s.sx r~~wesz1>>
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-29
THE FIFTIETR CONGRESS-
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The resolu-
ton offered by Hoar. on Friday, calling
on the President for all cor respondence
between the United States and Great
Britain in regard to the fisheries
trouble, together with the amendment
offered by Edmunds was agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration of the conference report
on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
Senator Allison said the total appro-
prlation for the current fiscal year, not
including what are called permanent
appropriations, would amount to $500,
000, 900; that, including the permanent
appropriations, they would amount to
$421 100000 IL is estimated that the
revenue will be S44O, 600 900. He also
| furnished a table to snow that the
expenditures of the government
for the four years Of Cleveland
administration exceed by $95, 600 GOO the
expenditures for the four years OF Gar
field and Arthur's administration.
Hale. commented on these figures b.
this remark: THUS one by one the il
lusious about the economy of the
present administration fade away"
After the close OF Wilson's speech,
the balance of the afternoon was con-
sumed in general political discus
sion, in which Hale, Beck and Black
burn we're the principal speaker s.
| Pending the disposition OF the confer
ence report the Senate went into Sec ct
session, and soon afterwards adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-29
Australian Mails +.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The agents
of the Oceanic Steamship Company
which carries the mails between San
Francisco and the Sandwich Islands
and the Australian colonies this morn
ing received an official cable dispatch,
notifying them that the Australian
government had extended the mail
contract with their company one year
from November. It has been stated
that the service was likely to be laid
over to the line of steamers running to
Van Couyer in connection with the
Canadian Pacific. This official an
nouncement disposes of that theory and
the mails will continue to be carried
through United States territory and by
American steamers from San Fran
cisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-29
Worth Knowing,

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with q severe Cold.
attended with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-calied popu-
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty in breathing and was unable to
sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediate relief, and after using
about a half dozen bottlesfound himself
well and has had no return of the dis
ease. No other remedy can show SO
grand a record OF cures, as DR.. Kings
New Disco very for Consumption. Guar
anteed to do Just what is claimed for ic,
Trial bottle free at A. G. Smith & Co.'S.
Drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-29
HOUSE.

The House spent considerable time
in debate over th" question as to
whether members g I'D be granted
leave of absence to take part in the
campaign. The question came up on
request for leave by Grosvenor to
speak in Maine. The request was finally
granted.
Holman introduced bill to suspend
all laws touching on the disposal OF
public lands except the homestead law.
Referred.
Mondays record in the Bynum-
Cannon controversy was corrected in
accordance with the notes of the
official stenographer. The House then
went into committee of the whole, on
the Oklahoma bill.
Payson, of Illinois, took the floor IN
support of his amendment requiring
land to be thrown open to settlement
shall bo disposed of by homestead
entry, and not sold by presumption. as
proposed by the bill, so as to secure
enough money for the satisfaction o
the Indians for bonds relin Quished
After some discussion the House ad
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WASHINGTON, August %. - In the
house committee on foreign affairs to-
day-the preliminary discussion having
impressed the committee with the feel
ing that there might be fair ground for
a difference of opinion as to the effect
of the existing statutes, based upon the
treaty of Washington-decided that the
Presldent's message and Wilson bill be
referred to a subcommittee, consisting
of McCreary, Chapman and Pitt, to in
vestigate the subject of treaties and
statutes bearing upon it, and to get to-
gether all the information necessary
Tor the guidance OF a full committee.
The subcommittee is under instruc-
tons to report to the full committee
Thursday.