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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
POPULAR SCIENCE.

Various Newsy Bfts OF Interest Put IN
~. Small Form.
Scientific tests in Hungary show that
corn will produce the largest yield Of
milk, while sorghum will produce milk
st the richest quality.
NRlcrsseo Of ammonia Is used in treating
msfsfis ct the Pupj.ub medical stations
With reputed success. Half = grain is
/ The average dose.
FAN ether-tight joint can be made with
8 ecrew-csp by rubbing common bar
soap ia the thread. The ether will not
Penetrate through the soap.
Professor Pettenkofer states that In
Munich 25.000,0G0 marks are annually
spankstps beer, and thas according to in
there is sn excess of deaths
from heart disease over those in other
cities coincident with the excess OF beer
drinking.
The coal output OF the world Is f09,-
900, 900 tons, Of which the United States
produces LOG, 600, 600, Asia 6,000,0 900 and
Africa 20o,ee Europe produces ~ per
cent. ofssli, 295, 0oO, 600 tons. The aver
sse.per head Of population is 225 pounds
1tef year.
speaking telephone is exhibited
In Pittsburg. Il sensitive plste presses
against the laTynx and glands Of the neck,
and as the jaws sre moved in CONVERSE
ton the melton sends the words along
the wire as distinctly as the telephone
now II use.
According 70 the Electrical Review med
.icine may be introduced into the human
system by electricity. The electrodes OF
q battery ar saturated with tie medicine
and spilled locslly TO the skin. Expert
ments show that there is an actual aosoTp-
ton of the medicine into the system.
According to Besnier leprosy is spread
ing rapidly. Since the extension of the
French colonial possessions soldiers,
sailors, traders and missionaries have
fallen victims to it in large numbers.
Besnier therefore exhorts physicians In
all countries to study the fen disease In
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ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
Ten TO Twelve Points Higher.
heaey Market Easy
Wheat Opaned Firm, Wes sncd and
C,o0sd Lower-Ltve Stock Transac
items Nero Brisk.
Daily Local Review.
GAZETTE OFETUs,

DH1y AGCHi heSf6W.
GAZETTE OFxIos,
FORT WORTH. TEX. Jan. ii, IS,S.
The weather yesterday interfered with
local trade to great extent, and trade
with retailers was quite light.
Wholesale grocers say trade through
drummers and by open order was first
class, and they were kept busy. Dry
goods houses had fair business, whil6
wholesale druggists had few orders to I'LL.
TIE MONEY MARKETS.
The effect of the large disbursements
by the government Sn1 corporations has
given d decidedly easier tone to the New
York money market, while cessation Of
the disturbance to loans from the lprepar-
atoms for JaDusry l; IS well IS the calm
which has continued to reign over the
STOCK Imarket, has messurably reduced
requirements. The principal effect OF
this is of course visible In connection
with call losrs, the rates tor bankers
balances on the stock exchanges, which
stood at to per cent. on Tuesday, fall
ing later in the week to to per cent,
with the majority Of losns ct about per
cent, while banks and institutions were
free lenders st about per cent. II can
not be said, however, that time money
has become very plentiful, and rates ere
pretty firmly held st 8 TO per cent. on
first class collateral. Commercial paper
also is dull, the supply Of notes being
light, while there is little disposition in
auy quarter 90 buy, first class city names
and Endorsed bills receivable being nom
inslly quoted at 50 TO 81 per cent, with
single names s to per cent, aud western
paper for to 10pe cent Brsdstreet's
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usres, l31f to IA hands high. unbroken, SIS 006
p co per head: MeXicer mares. IA to 10 hands
high, unbroken, so 00626 90 per mead: TeIsB
mareg. Is to Il hands high, unbroken, $50 00@
high, unbroken, $50 OOe4O GO her head; Texas
mares, 10 to 16 hands high, unbroken. $40 009
so 90 per head; Texas horses. Is 20 hands
high unbroken, s25 0O@;0 90 per mead: Texas
hOrses. IL TO Is hands htgn. unbroEsn, $50 COG
81 90 per hest; Mexican horses, 10 to ID HANDS
high, unbroken, sl6 50s25 90 per head; MeIi-
can horses, Il to Is hands high, anbroken, SIS 90
930 90 Fer head; Mexican mules, l2H to "a
hands high, unbrCken, $25 00S5O 90 per head (;
Texas mules. Is to l6h hands high, broke, $50 90
@I50 co; American draft horses. Is to l61I hands
high, broke. S1006175 90. From 81 to IS &C
ditional for thoroughly broke stocz.
HIDES AND SKIES-No. ! nosyy D r. hides,
l2c per D.; No. 2 heavy Sc; No. / light &c.
Dry salted Eases bull hides So: glue Sc;
green sailed &c; butchers green 5G4}ko; sc car
liEge zoe; Delts 40575c
MOLASsFs-New Louisiana syrup 4Sc; new
choice Louisiana moiasses, o X, soc; new
prime do SIC: new fair co 4gc; choics centrlfu-
do CSC.
NUTS - Peanuts, 6K07Hc: pecan.. 60;
almonds, zoe; Brazil nuts, l6e per D hlberss,
lso Der .; English walnutb. l5o per ..
NAILs--Sa % per kes. pssis lOd; burden
Walker. same. SIS so; burden mule So; north
western horseshoe nails, No. 4, Soc; No. o, &c
No, 6. Csc; No. = 2lc; No s, zoe; Lakes" No. 4,
45c; No. g. 26c; No. 6, 22c No. ]. zoe; No. s. l9c
Ausa5le, same. No. L. a5c; No. 5, 24c; No. s, 2lci
POULTRY-W quote: Young frying chickens
g 90 per doz; old hens 81 Is per dug.
turkeys 75c each.
WHIsKY-Rsetlied 81 osl so, rs per proof
sour. mash. two years old, 81 6O@1 70; thres
years old 81 9002 20; fancy extra old whisky
81 0OGh 90.
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arrivals of hogs, and prices were 3
| shade lower. This created q free selling
movemt Mt in the product that kept up until the
| close. Trading in til aggregate was moderate
and local Commiss On houses who have had
| enyin orders for pork for a week past were in
thu market to limited extent, but failed TO ar
rest the downward movement May opened at
sl5 %, sold at Sl5 57}s, receded to SIS 27lt. and
cosed cav. There was siiipf IHE dimand OF
consequence for lard, and the general market
was heavy. Ma broke from 81 IS to 81 67h,
and closed at same figures. Short ribs opened
/ at s. 10, sold at s. l0GS l2X, and closed easy.
Leading futures closed: Wheat, No. 2.
January nc; February Ike; March SIC;
May sc. Corn, No. ,, January 4S'sc; Febru-
airy, 4s'sc, May 53Ac. Mess pork. per barrel,
January, $l4 so; February, SI IS; May.
$40 2I19. Lard, January, 81 A.; February,
81 As, March, 81 52}I; MAY. $7'61H. Short ribs,
January 81 SI}5 FebIusry, 81 sly; March.
s. ~ May, 81 s5 Cash quotations were.
Flour. somewhat improves 0, but prices firm and
! unchanged. Wheat, No ed, nominal; No.
corr, 4s%c: mess pork, per barrel Sll S06
ii So; lard, per 100 pounds, 81 so; short ribs
SIDES loose. 81 IoGI IN; dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, So 9Gd %; short clear sides. boxed,
! s. J5dS y.
! NEW YORK, Jan 1.-Codse-spot fair; Rio
nominal at l134ci options opened sails points
bags; January 10 lOsl5 80; February 700
| Is co; March IA 456l4 IS; April "a 4JGl4 20;
May IA 25al4 So, June "A laGA4 a; July
tsm iUq4 III august o i5 t5@I as seq
November Is 1913 Is; DE- cember l2 sob Is
Sugar-Dull and unchanged; refining D 5-l6c;
refined quiet; white sxtra q l6G6sc; on
6&G6Xc; m uld A 7.3lG71.c; gIanulsEed Ike.
Molssses steady; cotton reed oil quoted al
35Q37c crude; II Il 944c refined.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. ll.-Corn frmer az
65c Hay hrmer, prime sI9 CO., ch Ice S2l 90
sugar quiet but firm; open kettle strictly
prime J. Ice; centrifug gals, choice w lite 8Hci
choice vel ow clarified 5 Is l6G6c; prime vel
low tlar. fed 5zsc; of vel ow clarified 5Ac;
sec 7nds 4%a5'Ic MoIasses steady with good
demand; open kettle, choice &c., prime $40
| "a centrifugals, choice, 2lG23ci others IN
chsnphd.
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Thirteen Unlucky Blunders

To yield to ministerial tribes.
To lock for perfection in our own &C
lions.
To endeavor to mould all positions
slike.
To expect uniformity Of opinion in this
world.
To measure the enjoyment OF others by
your OWN.
To expect to be able to understand
everything.
To believe only what our finite minds
can grasp.
To look for Judgment and experience
in youth.
/ Not to make allowances for the inflrni-
ties of others.
To worry ourselves and others with
/ what cannot be remeGied.
7, To consider everything impossible that
I've cannot perform.
r. Not TO alleviate all that needs slleYiat-
las IS isr as lies in our power.
Sit is grand mistake to set up your own
Standard Of night and wrong, and judge
gespIe accarafngly.
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ESTR ~ "a.
Heayy SHOWS in Dakota.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. i0.-Agsmes7
town, OAK, special says the snoe taeys
Is twenty inches deep on the level and the
drifts 6re enormous. 4 telegraph mes
senger carrying desth notice 10 family
Living twenty miles distant left here
Saturday and has not been heard from
Teams plunge into the drifts up TO their
necks and have 10 be dug cut with
shoyels. However, there Is much re-
1oiting over the prospects for heavy
crops next year which the heavy SHOWS
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HaE DrIeRpH.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. u.-Cottcn-spoi
closed steady.
sales 30 0 bales.
Stack 1888.
Low ordinary 77sc: ordinary SIC; Good ordi-
nary SC; low m1ddling Ice; rniddling SIC
good middling lG3Sc; middling fair 1910; fail
u4c.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, : to
ii point s higher.
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The Coffee market.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan u Coffee harKes
UNCHANGED; good ordlDary 2Gc fair So}4c; prime
2lac; choice PIX 922c; pea6erIy &c; old SJr
eminent Jaws 2ihc. LoGHiaLa sugars 49,
and / DC higher: Whole sle Grocer 9uqSs,es,
Louisiana choice white l-15;; OIL W hlIe
6 Is lSo: choice yellow 2}5s69 les; prime yss-
low s 1Sc; choice seconds 1-tSci pfinS 9'
onds 5l3siSa; fsif iI-l5c.
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n ew YORK.
IiTaFn0OI.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l1.-Co.ton - Spot closed
dulT and In BUYERS favor.
Ordioary l l6d; good ordinary 5-l6d; low
middllng 5hd; middiing upianQg t&d; mid
ding Orleans Ill 6d.
Total sales l0,0O0; American 500.
Imports, 900; American, $50.
EuLNraR clnan; nnint
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Ssles IS, 900 bales.

Galveston.
GALVESTON. TEX. Jan. u-Co.ton - Spot
closed quiet and unchanged.
Net and gross receipts, $3.50.
sales, l53.
Shipments coastwise, $50.
Rail shipments. 800.
Stock 70246 bales
Exports, 10 Great Britain, 546S
Low ordinary, 73sc. ordinary, l-I6c; good
ordinary. l-l63; low MID ding, g. Ice; milo
ding 9 Is 16c: good middling, 10 ID Ice; mid
ding fair, 10 7-16c.
New YORK.
NEW YORK.. Jan. u.-Cotton-Spot closed
firm and l-'6c higher.
sales, $50 oaes.
Stock p $50 bales.
Ordinary, 9 l6o; good ordinsry. &C; low
mddling, ID l6G; midGling, 10 1850; good
D'ddling, 10 ii 49,; middlipg fair. II 5-16c.
Futures osed firm, 10 to u points higher.
Sales, I45 200,
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E'9NAEOTAA,
ENGLISH CONsoLs.

ENGLISH CONsoLs.
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-Con soils closed st IT, s. Is /
for money; silver, 81 I'D.
MONEY.
NEW YoRE, Jan. ll.-Money on call easy at
3k941s percent. last loan at31z per cent, closed
offered at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5&G7h per cent. Sterling exchange Gull but
strong at q 81 for sixty Cay bills ana 81 S6 fol-
demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YoEK. Jan. 11.-S.oeEs zRd bonds
closed st the following prices bid:
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4 If Your Lungs Ara Dse.royed

If Your Lungs Arc Dsetroyed
Do not expect that Dr.. Etefcs's "Golden
Medical Discovery" will hdake new ones
dor, sou. Il can DO much. aut not impos-
spEities. II, howssSr, ygl have not YET
Tssehed the last stages Of consumption,
tkese. is hass fsryou. Bnslio not delay,
Hest yeu etossxhs fstal lipsswhere help Is
lmposMoe. fG DisCess7s hiss arrested
tessa, G sSstir gscougA of thousands OF
consga pAVes, cared their Esght=9weats
szrN hectic fsSers,ssn restoFeessfem to
health and happiness,
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SO - Advice to aaotHars. - "A
ssIrs.yFinssoE's Soothing kvrnp foaehildrsm|
49, SAT- ss, sd 4s. IN bs oSs ana sg l
remedy ,sof diaTrhpesss 2sssass 8 sBottls. -
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81 Ior,ss5o .Jsa -Wool--1iarket e2ist
axS stea6S. unwsshei, briSat medium l6S
IFsc; cosse braid 3Ssgie; low kandy l' T 1Ic'
fre ligas sts@I9c; dne hesTy re llc, ac9sd
wiSshea-Ohoiee S3Ac; fAteSer zs@0-c1 SA0AN
1esl5s
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NEAR, uplDsNELo EEnPAlsIR'l H., I ;
OF or e sRsS ss,ssd 81 stsfels
sUFfE RS isan ] ay IS b hss = = si9s.
rooass2 Sser-NSsR indtsTeeon. etks Adde'S snS'S'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
Manti Matters.

We are enjoying midsumme r heat
Hot, hotter. hottest.
SOME of the sheep men are still hold
ing their wool, expecting to get pet
ter price.
PoLITICs are at a stand still and al are
anxiousiy waiting to see how the tioe
will turn.
SOME of our stock-mea are preparing
to leave for Colorado. where Ihey nope
to better their condition.
OUR district schools commence Mon
day, September 81, with e. +. Scott, \.
W Anderson and Mrs. Dalton as
teachers.
THERE are quite number OF cases OF
NJ easies. bit so far none have proved
fatal. Otherwise the health OF the peo-
pie is good.
THE WORK in the Temple is progress
sing and increasing. and many are TAX,
ing advantage of opportunities oHered
in that direction.
THE grain is about all stacked and
the hum OF the threshers can now be
heard in all parts of town as there are
a number here and they are very pussy
MANT1 can again boast of tonsor1a
artist who is proficient and up IN bis
llne. We wish Mr. Lyon success anc
hope he will work up fine trade for him
SELF and give satisfaction to the pubic
= Ma. ADAM ANDERSON has opened tn
: photo gallery OF G. E. Anderson. Wher'
ne is now prepared to do all klnds
work. Don't be reticent In bringing
+: YOUR babies as he can take their..picture
i on the fly.
e Mr., CHAPMAN, Manti's wide-awak
: stone cutter has finished dressing on
|, two fne stone posts for futile d Co
s and set them up in front of their store
d which enhances the general appearance
yery much. They are connected oy a
iron rod to Which is attacked oabl
chain.
MANT1, August 81. 1888.
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A Harmless Trust.

New YORK, September 1.-The report
that trust had been organized by the
tropical fruit men of New Orleans did
not create much concern among the
banana importers of this city. George
II. Richardson, selling agent, who has
a line of steamers which brings to this
port an average of eight cargSes OF
banans per month, stated that he was
aware OF the attempt on the part OF
certain English firms to organize big
trust for the control of the tropical fruit
trade, but he did not believe it could
succeed, because Of the fruit being per,
ishable. If bananas could be stored
like sugar, oil or goods of that oharac-
ter, the trust might cause some alarm
The English trust embraced the con
struction of ships capable Of carrying
80. 600 to 80, 600 punches of bananas hung
up. At present the largest vessels are
able to bring only $4,000 punches III
LAYERS
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
III pursuance Of an order OF the PROBATE
Court of the County of Salt Lake, TERRITORY
OF Utah. made on the 2ISt daI OF August.
1875, in the matter OF the estate OF = 1% ad
CrDcEeF, deceased, the undersigned, the az
rtiuistra.rix Of said estate, VIII sell at pIl-
vHte sale, to tue highest bidder, ior cash,
a4GsUbleCt to combinations by said PROBATE
Court, On Friday, the 9TH day or september,
n, 1855, at II o clock m, at the once OF .
" Darke ITO Main Street, Salt Lake City, IN
fFsa County of Salt Lake, all The right, title,
1serest and estate OF the said Frank Croeker,
# tae time of h death, and also all the
EqIzt, title and interest that the said estate
-. hy operation of law or otherwise, &C:
.gire1 other than or III addition TO that OF
e said intestate, at the time OF his death, IN
I'd 30 that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
Ind situated, lying and being IN Salt Lake
CITY, SsIt Lake County, Utah Territory, and
fzIRHded and particularly described as FOL
laws. to-wit: Commencing at the northeast
csoruer OF Lot Five ~, in block Ihlrty-nlpe
CSal. Plot 3d." CT said Salt Lake City Survey,
and running thence east ten (lO( rods. thence
south seven % rods, thence west ten 90
rods, thence north seven "a rods to the
S1Egee of beginning.
Also a portion OF Lot Two ~, in Block
EiEy-eight 1881, Plot sc" OF SAID sat LAKE
City survey. commencing at point three
81 rods west of The southeast corner OF SAID
{ot, aud running tnence west four and one
sIslf ({5.5l rods, thence north ten SlO) rods'
fdeuce east four and one-hait l412l TodS,
Elleuca south ten C0) rods 10 the place OF BE-
ginning .
F.flEs or offers may be made at any time af-
Sez the first publication OF this hotlce,
.au& before the making OF the sale Bios
8 u, iarke, 10 Main Street. Salt Lake
CItY, or delivered to the undersigned, per-
TERMS and conditions of sale: Cash on
combination OF sale by said Probate Court.
r. rohn
LAURA CROKER PITTS,
&6uinistratrix of the estate of Franz
EIp9sEer, deceased.
j. ~. Barke attorney for Administrative.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
RECORD OLE TIE RAYAGEs

of yellow fever in towns along the ran
road lines leading out of New Orleans
in 1878, when over 10 600 persons were
affected with the yellow fever, OF whom
nesrTv 1000 died, is too fresh
in memory to risk its repetl-
tim along the Atlantic seabosrd. The
| avfenaion of the disease to Memphis
! in 1873. where nearly 600 persons dled
| ~ yellow fever, might have been pre-
| vented had there been authority TO re
strict travel, by proper quarantine. IL
NAV be fearful alternative TO compel
persons from Jacksonville to remain
within the camp OF r@tUgees toF
neriod of ten days Before '-l allowed
70 90 st Will, but that aiecfAatlVe Is
hnmaue in comparison Win Tue
resnlts which would follow the
admission OF the c1ntaglon 10
aIl seaports and southern cues
each of whIch IN short time ltsell
would become new centre OF lnnec-
ttcn. The government mas not at IA
time established strict corooh ol
sanitary about the city OF JacasonVlLie
but has opened camp OF refuge III
| healthy locality, and furnishes iree IA
! IONS to these detained. 1t also eutnor
l ZpN I'll . kdERS SAPCA@SOs NNo $780,
. r;ne cabins 10 shelter these poor PEG
n,e VINO wers driven out of the infiict
ID localities ana it is willing
70 proyide further relief for Jackson
Vile BY furnishing transportation ol
sneciaI EXCURSION trains to any detlnit'
point that is safe and has opened II
goors. But there are few places Will
inc to take large members o
refugses. while it is possibly tru'
t6at the body of healthy person CO.
not carry the contaglon, MS c!oene
r carry it AMI o 'g packed ID an lnLeUae'
Fumigation stations have been estab
Iished at proper points and all oaggag
viii be fnmigated, which comes troI
any eff cited district; do not 9th thin Il
therefore, there can be any reasonao
! ground of complaint. ,,r,rox
p (Signed) JOHN b. IA NthA0t''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
New Govern meEu.

PANAMA, September The Consul
General of ECUADOR, at Panama re
ceived the following telegram from the
Governor of Guayaqnil on Angus ISL
DIR. Antonio Flores took the oatn no OF
Office as president on the l1th. Inc me
now Minister of the Interior and Elk
terror is DR.. Alias Laz); War Genera /,
Julss Zanzi. The Finance Ministry Is
doubtful between Seniors Munez aho
yernaza."
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Bismarck's Advice 10 Crispi-The EN-
peror an Admiral.

ST.. PETERSBURG, September lit IS
stated that the government has re
ceived formal assurance that BISMARCK
advised Crispi to use circumspectlon IN
the Massowah difficulty in order to
avoid conflict with France.
ALL REPULsED.
SAUXIM, September Reports from
Kharsoum say that Mahdi has sent
three expeditions against the whites In
Bahr FL Gael province, and tnat sI
have been repuissd.
MADE AN ADMILAL.
BERLIN, September 1.-Emperpor
William has been appointed an admlrai
in the Swedish navy.
AN IMPERIAL DECREE.
Reichsanaeiger has published the fol-
lowing imperial decree:
The testamentary notes OF the lats
Emperor William, afford evidence Of
the lofty greatness OF soul, noble De,
yout mind, the knowledge OF which
am unwilling to keep from the nation
Therefore, on this day so important tt
nv house, | have decided to publish
abstracts as memorial 10 the departed
and an example to my house and peoo
pie The abstracts are dated April ~
| 1857; December 81, 1856; December 81
1872; December 81, 1878.
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Datarminad to Die

M1DDLETowN, n. Y, September l.
William j. McCloy registered at the
Madison House last night from San
Francisco. He took laudanum, with
suicidal intent, but took too much:
This morning he shot himself, the ball
entered the left breast. The surgeons
think it Just missed the heart. Letters
70 md in the room show the act was
Or smeditated. He will probably die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
An Oil Tank Explodes

TOLEDO, Ohio, September IA special
from Cygret, Ohio, says $4,000 barre
tank of oil exploded and the oil was
scattered in all directions, killing eight
persons and injuring number OF oth-
ers.
CYGNEr, Ohio, September THE ex-
plosion was caused by the Vspor from
the petroleum taking fire at furn ace
used by the laborers IN mendlng ms
tank. It contained 10000 gallons. Two
men were burned to death and several
severely niured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
" CITY Council of Salt Lake City OF the
ifention of such Council to make the FOL
ssWiug described improvement, to-Wlt:
Intending and laying iron water pipes OF
S1gins along the following streets, namely:
SIpinning at the intersection OF FIRST
|, rect and First East Street and runnlpg
thence eastward to C Street, and detray
three-fourths of the cost thereof, estimated
at, three thousand six hundred dollars
Ts3. 60O,l by q local assessment upon the iots
N 7ieces of ground within the following
r5escribed district. being the district to be
effected or benefited by said Improvement
us.mely:
~ forth half of block l, in plat l;
Guof lots l and2, block Is;
an of lots and4, block IA:
All of lots and 2, block 16;
All of lots and 4, block l3;
AIt of lots1 and 2, block II;
an OF lots 8 and 4, block u;
TnPlat d. Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to tue carrying
It of such Intention must be presented III
iritiRg to the City Recorder on or before
uesday, September 18th, 1888, being the
vac set BY the said Council when II VIII
hear and consider such objections as
sssay be made thereto.
By order OF the City CouncA OF salt Lake
Civ, made August Sd. 1855
HE8ER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder.
EALr LAKE CITY, August 20, 1883
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02
VIII He Resign ?

PHILADELPHIA, September lit Is
rumored on apparently good authority
this morning that Powdelly would at
once resign and withdraw from tne
KnIpbts of Labor. Secretary lays
declares there is absolutely nothing IN
the story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-02

DENVER, September Ia rumor has
reached here, butt it is not yet con-
firmed. that collision occurred few
DAYS ago between band OF Piutes and
Hfes.In Paradox Valley ard several OF
both sides were killed.