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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-28
OLIVER SHANNON, THOs. B. SHANNON
Attorney at-Law, Notary Public.
SHANNON & SONSs

7 Aw, LAND AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
IL $50 W. First South Street. Salt axe City,
Utah Abstracts examined and passed Oh.
The Senior member having fourteen years
practice before U. Land Offices, and part
of the time, Receiver, will give particular
attention 10 Filings, Contests, and Final
Proof. Real estate bought and sold on COM
mission and otherwise. Properties leased
Court martial cases will hf a cneQialtu ffa~
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The Sick Emperor

BERLIN, April PA bulletin, issued
this morning, says: The Emperor had
good sleep last night, and feels much
stronger this morning.
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A PARTY GOING EAST

WITHIN THE NEXT MONTH OR SIX
w weeks, and having occasion to travel
over the Baltimore & Ohio, can secure "a
tickeS at reduced rate, by addressing G E..
care HERALD.
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SPENCER HOUSE.
send Orders TO
INLAND SALT COMPANY,
Telephone No. 1OS.
JOHN O. CUTLER BRO

No. Sc East Temple Street, are making
Gents Spring Suits to order for So 90 from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. They are 1.-THE
Thing" Call and.order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIAGGART Il CHAMBERLAIN's PIANO
depot, one and one half blocks east of
Gilt House. New upright = octsves pianos
from ESQ upwards. GuOd org s land
upwards.
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IF ANY PERSON KNOWING THE AD-
i dress OF George D. Keaton FORMERLY of
this city. will send it tn S W Darke, 10
Main Street, he will confer favor on both
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TO WHOM nay CONCERN.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT HEWLETT
L & Saderup, ISL First East, are the
only psrties authorized to receive all bottles
and boxes belonging to John Beck or Beck's
Hot Springs. Soda Works. The bottles have
he name ofJohn Beck blown ia the glass.
JOHN BECK per II B, CLAWSUN, Agent.
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TaOMsON, ALLEN & 90.

VKTASATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property. A few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved farms in close
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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CORKER & CO ,

DEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
II Brokers. Properties solicited. Cor
respondence promptly attended to. Money
to loan in sums TO suit. Office, 211 s. Main
street, Rooms2, 8 and 4, over Tullidge & Co..
opposite Walker House. P. o. Box 7OS,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PEOPLES MEAT MARKET

GEEGER & CO., PRoPRIEToRs, COR
y ner Third South and Main Streets.
Prime beef. from 5 to Is cents; mutton from
3 to Is cents; veal 10 to Is cents All kinds
of vegetables in the market
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LINDsAY's GARDENS.

SEASON 1888 WILL OPEN THE ABOVE
~ pleasure resort, May LIST. Everybody
welcome. F L. Trip, Lessee.
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The Queen at Home.

LONDON, April 27.-The Queen arrived
at Sheerness this afternoon, and pro-
ceeded to Windsor.
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AT HIS TOMB.

New YORK, April 27.-GeneralG Grants
| tomb at Riverside Park was visited, to-
day. by numbers of people, many bear
ing floral tributes.
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MOTHER ONE

OMAHA, April 27.-The cannon ball
train, from Kansas City, on the Balti-
more & Maryland, wrecked near Alma,
to day, was caused by bridge giving
way. l.. A. Town, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan. was killed, and Charles
Eaton, Of Lincoln, was badly injured.
The mail and express cars, with their
contents, were consumed.
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Reported AOeid emit on the Burlington.

DENVER, April 27.-It is reported that
sleeper on the Chicago ex press which
left here On the Burlington last night
at 730, jumped the track near Orleans,
Nebraska, at 6 this morning. One per-
son was killed. and i've seriously in =
jured. No further particulars.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM.
= for gentleman ledger. Apply at 121
E-Fifth South Street.
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE In rhE hEK y
~ Building ANplv az this office
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FOR Rem r

1.-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen dodgers, AT 30 (. First
North street.
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WELL DRIVER WANTED,

W A111A n ~ I A1AN w HA4N q II %
DARTIEs WITH WELL-DRIVING OUTFIT
L can find work by applying to C. E.
Kitchener, 1913 Second Street, City.
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BUILDINGS TO RENT, LAND To LEASE,
Id and bargains in New Deering Mowers,
and All Steel Binders, at Naylor & Pixies,
157 S First East street.
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THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD
4 copper, brass. pewter and zinc at I37
West Temple Street, in The rear. Thomas
Miller.
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THATCHER, BLAIR s. Co,

DEAL ESTATE AND LOANS, 40 MAIN
Il Street. big list of city and acreage
property. Correspondence solicited.
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BARNES g. CARTER,

DEAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKERS
IL Loans negotiated.
City lots and farming lands for sale. Call
and see us, at SO E. Second South.
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A FIRST-CLASS HAT TRIMMER. MRS
II E. Madsen, SO E. First South street.
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INSECT POWDER,

ANSECE POh DER,
SURE POP. THE GENUINE ARTICLE
~ to be had only at Z. c. 81. 1 Drug Store,
wholesale and retail agents.
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GOOD TAILORs WANTED, AT Il. F.
Vt Clark's.
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ELK HORNS FoK SALE.
MAGNIFICENT PAIR OF ELK HORNS
III for sale. Apply at this office.
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WANTED

A BOY TO LEARN THE NANUFAC-
n ture of Tinware, Roofing. etc. Inquire
of o. 8. Walsh, Kimball Block.
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BUYERS FOR GOOD FARMS IN CACHE
ID Valley. Apply to J. e. Wilson, Real
Estate Agent, Logan, Utah.
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GreeneWald's
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

BUFFALO. N. Y. April 2o.-A gathering OF
grape sugar men was held at Cleveland issi
week, and it is learned that the matter
which was considered for two days was the
formation of q trust. Every grape-sugsr
interest in the country was represented and
a final meeting TO complete the organiza-
ton will be held In Chicago shortly. The
present daily capacity of the grspe-sugsr
factories OF the country is So 900 bushels
of corn per day aud only $4,000 bushels are
now used The cane sugar trust has stid
sned prices of tnas com modify, and, there
ore, competition from that source is not
ielt so much pow. So IL was felt that the
lime was ripe tor the formation Of trust
For several years all but four grape-sugar
factories have run under an agreement
These four independent men are now
brought into the Bew deal. The Hsniins
of this city, own one-third OF the entire
srape-sugar interest of this country. In
cluded with the grape-sugar men in tns
rust are the few manufacturers OF corn
slrups.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
As seen by = Gre.nbaoI.r.

The Ereaing Leader says: The Repnbli-
can scheme to capture the Fifth Congress.
ionsl District has proved . dismal failure
apt. Chss T. Belknsp their strongest man
whom they elected Mayor OF Grand Rapid.
n 1884 by 728 majority. wss again pEt OF
he track, backed by q colossal campaign
fund, which was calculated to elect hin
Mayor By 1000 majority snd put him IN
o0eres. next Fall But ]. ". Weston tori
be Fusion NJ miDstion, polled the bigges
vote ever given candidate for Mayor IN
Grand Rapids and Knocked OCT the kepub.
icsn champion.
Now Belknap il further disgrsce8 by tbs
unlawful setion - bis Republican msnagsri
~ho are on record in the ate oeciglOn o
he Supreme Co0rt ss guilty Of . midnigb
rsid oD the ballot boxes and higb-hsRoes
attempt 70 defeat the will OF the people b
80 Illegal recount Of the votes ia the ex
posed boxes before an iilegsl tribunal
Tbis settles Belkasps aspirations and a.
saTes Congressman F0rd's reelection By I
round 90 uai0rifr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
GOODS.

Spring. or rather Summer. has nj last
arrived, and te meet the requirements
Of the season aro the demands o. euI
very large city AID country trade we
have Purchased and placed on sale thin
dsy Unparalleled Attractions Ia Our
Dres Goods Departments. We ef-
pecially invite the ladies of Grand Rap
ids TO paw this department a visit before
purchasing a yard 0f material for oDn-
mer wear. and q our out-of-town Gus
TONERS We AK You to write us for sam
ples, guaranteeing satisfaction IN every
respect or menev refunded.
Ia Dress Goods iusi opened We are
showing = beautiful line II Siik and
Wool Suiiings. AT ihs new shades and
colorB represented. - pieces Grown
Danish Cloth. iB new designs, prices
ranging from lJcts 10 : 00 per yard.
The handsomest line Of the very popu-
lar Henrietias. in 81 wool and silk
warp. ever brought 10 ouT city. Be sure
and inspect this line
cases Of American and French
Ssfeens. plain and hgured over 100
different stvles. Prices FOR the same
qualities below al cen npetitors.
case French OrgaDdies. AL The new
styles. AT only 40c rer yard.
We direct attention g. siI lines oi
double fold Dress Goods. which We
know sre great bargains. 81 =, -. IT,
A.. - and GDcts peF yafc
54-in. mixed 6uitinEf ~ 75cts. worth
easily tl.O0.
5z.in. mixed ~uitings 81 800. cheap
f, 81 Al -.
Camel's Hair euiiings All shades, Al
! %. -. - and 800 per yard
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
Rstricer.ters.

Insisf on having the Leonard Dry Air
Cleanable Refrigerator. Take no other.
They are the hest. They Are made only IN
hsrdwood finished either IN the natural
color OF the wood, or in the new. dark, rich
antique. They are elegantly carved and
ornsmented. triple walled. charcoal filled
and metal lined. They received the Medal
If Excellence at the American institute for
1886, aud q Special Diploma st the Gncin-
natl Exposition.
Points About Refrigerators.
In selecting q Refrigerator be sure you
get the best. A poor refrigerator is dear al
any price. IL will waste your ice and con-
ssquently your food will spoil. The Leon
ara has i've walls TO preserve the ice, viz:
/. The outside case. 2. The charcoal fil-
ing. 3. The inside case. 4. A lining OF
building paper. 5. The metal lining. IL IL
called the cieansble becaused one wall Of
each fue can be removed. making every
part accessible for cleanliness. This 10 q
very important point, and is found In no
other refrigerst0r. Another excellent feat
ure OF this Refrigerator Is the door fastener.
The bolts on the inside of the door have
oeveled ends. When the door is closed and
the handle turned the bolts are EXTENDED
and draw the door in 10 an air fighs joint,
top and bottom, thus saving the ice and pre-.
venting interference with the ventilation.
rhe shelves are stamped and rolled from
one sheet of galvanized iron. They are
solid and clesnable There is neither wood.
solder or rlvet about them. These shelves
can only be for nj in the Leonard Refrger-
ator The air in the provision chamber II
absolutely dry. This is q very important
point and can easily be tested.
LEONARD's SONS & Co.
- and 81 Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
AN ARMY OF KIDS.


rhey Hold Their Ground and sleep on
Their Arms Like Veterans
The box office for the sale of seats for the
Booth and Barrett entertainment Thursday
night at Powers Opera House will open
his morning at Q O'Clock. Yesterday after
aoon as early as o'clock the boys EN-
Dloyed to hold places commenced to congre-
gate, and by midnight ffiy-seven bsd taken
their places i'm line. Manager Berger
Kindly placed the lobby of the opera house
II their disposal. and it was occupied ali
hight by kids of all ages and
hey passed the time aud amused
themselves was various indeed; some sup
plied themselves with lGucheons, and ate
them while holding their places a. near
he box Office window SO they could gei
others bunked down on whatever they
could fad, or on the bare floor, and sleeI
While they held their positions; still other
strolied around, but kept yigilsnt watch o.
be places they had earned by timely
arrival; and yet others gathered in group.
and read or played cards. They were a re
narkably quiet and orderly lot for q gang
" kids; but as daylight breaks
his morning their number Il
being increased, they are gettina
iDOro duu lDOft SnxfCuSs ADO the iiDt WI
rave TO be formed sgain at an early hou'
and each one compelled to keep his place
The ratio OF increase at which they have
seen coming in would indicate that at leas
80 will be in line to purchase ten times
hat number OF seats. IL will certainly b
standing room only Tor all who do not tak'
The precaution of attending early or by en-
ployine one of these indelstig&ble gsmin
% secure their seats for them. This mean
5000 house at least for the great actors
md they well deserve IL at the hands oi
Grand Rapids citizens. who may considei
shemselve. highly favored in securing
dramatic combination which is vouchsaie'
% bot few cities IN the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
A Columbus Bank su,penda.

COLUMBUS. o., April 29.-The South End
ank suspended payment yesterday for
wo or three days. Notice to the depositors
as been posted that owing to the action
Z the former cashier, p. w. Corzilius, they
ere obliged tc temporarily suspend. The
Ulcers and directors give assurance that
II claims will be paid in full. Corzilius
.verdrew his account some 5000, and the
iank has mortgage securities to csver II.
mounting to over 5000 Small certih.
ate holders and others made run OF
10 600 to $1,000 this morning. and the
suspension was for the purpose OF giving
he directors an opportunity to hold a
meeting and get an eyacr statement of the
,ssets and liahiliti&- None OF the heavy
lenositoTs asked for money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
BARGAIN COUNTER.

Ga MONDAY We vii place on our Bsi
Gain Counter a. genuine cut prioes oos
lengths of q great many cisssss and
sfvles Of Dress Goods. which must "a
once be closed out
Here are bsfgsine II you are Ia search
Of them. No fiction. Al iscts. Come
and see.
ePRIyG JACKETE. 4 Grand Re
dpr4iop. Bisck Jerseys marked from
g. 70 70 $50. from g. - $50, from :
10 g. frsu So ~ s.. from $3.50 a.
SO. from SIS $3.50
We sold these goods ciose ei the oflg-
insf rricee. AZ the c,If prices they are
f,srgaine Street Jackets. take yo0r
ti1ciee, plsids sDd cfecks, st 80. re-
dne.d from - and g.
On sseertaininz the prices ~ our
Colored Jerseys y0y wg1ie imagine =
evti0re had struck TIE oeyartrf'eui.
Tie prices are wsy down, Fedncee lof
tfif sFse e.5si sale. Ire hns cents 20
tlss Blues, E0ilogznys. bOaes brvNns
and 1sns--eii choice colors.
Misses spring frsrmesis - De' c"s'
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
sUPERvlsoR COURTNEY
spsaa. . psy ssa Night 81 Psiios nss1
qssrters-

%ku&Af = ~ 49, = = - -" -
Qesr<crs.
Saturday night Supervisor oourtasy. Of
shs Eighth ward. VAS called 10 hesdouar-
t-rs. and upon arriving there he vss lE-
fssmsd that the Prosecuting Attorney had
u Edered his detention. and he xss accord
Dgiy locked up. The sopposition sss that
Mr.. Courtney IVES in some Ssy connected
with the forged checks recently passed upon
Srxna Rapids merchants.
A IKLEskks HERkIB reporter learned
YESTERDAY that Mr. Courtney was charged
with forging Ike name al y. A. Fletcher 10
noss oi 50, using Il Ne sD endorsement
aud then setting 50 In cash on Il from one
II. l. Brisgs. q money losner. All osy yea
lsrosy MS friends we're making heroic si'
forts 70 eet the matter aelfied aud were %
far successful that be Was released issi
evening on sn order from the Prosecuting
Attorney. AR. Courtney n sn attorney
having an Office in she Houseman block
aud is Supervisor of the Eighth ward. and
hose who know him are surprised al I'M
action. WHAT further will be done IN The
matter We we're unable 10 learn. bat under
stand that the case will not be allowed u
1rop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
weeping Reduction In Wages.

WIiKEsBAERE. Pa. April "a notice OF
sweeping reduction in wages has been
sosied up at the Wilk esbarre Axle Works.
ne company employs 1000 men and boys.
he mansgem' Mt announces that the mar
ct is fiood,d with axles and there is o
nree months supply on hand. The re-
iuction ranges from 10 10 40 per cent. The
eimsmen were cut down 2 cents a set,
Fhich reduces their wages from S225 10
| 65. The men gave notice that they
7ould not accept such a big cut and wers
Ding to quit WORK. when the Superiuten-
lent offered to compromise by paying the
Id wages, but the men will only work
nree DAYS a week. Other hands. such as
,oxmen, trimmers. cutters and tinishers
re cut from 90 TO 40 cents day. The re-
'uciion is to 60 into effect May 1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
TWENTY THREE TYPOS.
GO OUT TO PLAY BASE BALL.
BE .sDemecrsss hAdty Whippsa by ths
-1sl~xrssn- nsraids Force ~ Reeds
k-Aks Yssssrdsy-fir>t h@ss
Hall Blood Of the season
In 6rana kApids

he Dss.ooras and HEk.lD boss wenf oct 70 play
base bal.
3ull-dog Billy went along Mascot for as al.
ae made some fun bus loss . run ~ getting IL
tie ssy,
nd nos NE Dsusosyats are whipped wen paAs
some other dsy.
The long-ioss interest IN heid sports in
.enersl and base ball in particular, was re
lived in measure yesterday in this city.
" the settlement of the many disputes that
ave been had between the printers of the
rsLEGRAx HEk.LD and those of the Dsms-
srat once. with friendly game OF ball al
leeds Lake.
The occasion Was 90 orderly and pleas
ani one. The two mines, accom panied by
n umpire. two scorers. two reporters ana
mascot in the shape of Billy" Fred
Dsilys white bull dog. making twenty
three old typos in all. took the trip 10 the
axe in commodious csrryail. IL Was .
.0vely afternoon, and nothing marred TIE
pleasure Of The trip or Of the gsme. not even
be death of the umpire. who. tnough Ie'
Deatedly threatened, is still alive.
The bows ali showed a good knowledge ol
the game, but the tender hands and SCI
muscles of morning paper composltors are
hardly equal 20 the emergency oil stoppinl
hot balls or rur ming long bases Many o
lnem distinguished themselves however
notably the batteries. Higgins and Mile
aud keenan, and Killen. and Lantz. whe
COX Killen's place behind the bat when ths
after retired with jammed hand, Loomis
who took in some hard flies. Wright an.
Murdoch. who made some excellent doubls
slays. and Billy, who, although an error il
charged against him for getting between
the the third bsseman's legs and cxusint
nin to lose q run. was as diligent an,
active a. any of the players.
The summary of the game is IS follows
which shows the most important work O
The players and the final T. suit:
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
Ms. Conn on Bellows Track.

JERSEY CfTY, \. j., April 29.-Miss Hsr-
rieti E. Coffin. after remaining secluded
ince the reversal of a favorable decision in
he insanity praceediugs, left Taylor Z
Hotel. this city Friday. She paid her bill
aud went away quietly. IL wss though
she was going n New York. bat 1t is nov
believed she started Tor San Francisco. BE
ore she left she teIegraphed to the saa
Francisco Chronic iclc, asking lis kyrle Bel
lsw m.mber of the Potter Blown Compa-
1y9' she received an affirmative reply
Collect g." Miss Coffis hurried her prep
srations and left
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

A dispatch from Lsrisgton. ky. SAYS.
The great Stallion Whseling wilkes. by
Gesrgs Wilkes. dsn BY Edward Eysrsst.
hss been soiz by '. &. Cronn veil. of this
ooanty. 70 n. K Bisssil q Grand Rsrias.
Nieb.. for $1,000. z P. PsppsTs of Frsak-
fort. Ks. hssssso soid 10 y. r. Bisssil re
h.g mare Donross. IS Onward. 6am Era-
n.ssv. sy Bsrold- fev 81 20 sod ths Brew
flIT Ssnt tfasert secon5. ~ Va I'D dan Co
aaesr.. az Plot. gr. for 81 oeF
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

srvrhst srs the fashions in note psTer
no-Y- sskss e reporter Ct ststioner 70
Gently.
"Tbis j. very r1Tular style $40 tns
s*.sioner. ss be pointed 20 a strip ~ T'aFef
two or thret feet long and four incbes woe.
ssfsras4 scsft~ exclaimed tfss reporter.
ssYss. sir. y0u 'vs hit 4. IL r esiied 'sfTssl
Sorft Il fc3as TT irto o syrsli Elacs ard
ler.ss ve-v ness sfte-wsrd. Another s'Fie =
TIE sszs srd SHAPE - bushes ietfeT Tefe'
srS if i Placed 81 long narrow sTsveii'.'es
Ioa5os uss envelopes % spear ~ Fn0eo -
t-sssnees le-ter g. D1sz - The rsEzef
e5zs-s r.sper is werv Top'alsr. sn6 - = F'sF<'
r-sf irt7 scus~s saeets. IN fsct- aFytsf. =
ont a. flsa ~srnisr STYLE csn - used E0v. =
w Yark NJ sna E1press-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 80
PRoHlslTlos N ONO
c.ssss . R.sss1as - Rry Bs.ss Z. cs.sl

Cansss = kassf1ng - Bry nesss n cinSAn-
aafL
CrxcrssArf. April 1s.-fhe Owen sunday
az vent into eject today. Mayor snita
issued orders tor ell sslocns TO elos<, and IN
ssrael<d The police 90 swear cat warrant.
for ell vioissors- 4 large number Of 50
loons we're closed. k1t eli the concert hall.
ssrs open. First class sample rooms were
closed. and some Of them we're arapsd II
mourning. One sa1oon bad the American
Gag turned upside down With Grape dsesrs
ions. some OF tnsnl bad pseasiar sien
announcing the closing Of their places. Ia'
saloon keepers thAs dslsd the Las mao
much nouey. In the eosoert halls wher,
beer Was ordered its sale WAS refused. Dut
could be served By calling for extract o
malt" And whisky vas sold undeE ~,
asme of extract Of rice" All OF the vie
lators will De arrested tomorrow. The pen
atty 10 q fBe OF not more than 800 and ial
srisoamsnt Of not more than thirty days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
BouLah6ERlsM.
More Riots Between students and Citizens
IN Fsris.

More Kiots betwsen studsnss snd Cfttzens
IN Fsris.
PAxIs. April 2s.--Last evening . crow
assembled in front of the building occupied
by the students club and began cheerin,
Tor Boulanger. Four revolver shots were
irsd into tie crowd from the windows o.
he club house, within which there wsr'
30 students. but NOBODY was hit Ths
shots incensed the mob who resisted all ef
sorts Of the police 10 disperse them, aud al
sttempt was made 10 sack the club house
At this juuc.ure the students sailed iron
heir strons sold sad a general melee en-
sued in the street. Mounted gendarmei
naslly appeared on the scene. aud cbsrginf
upon the com batante. dispersed them.
Oely four persons we're injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
Daring Express Robbers.

SAN FRANcIsc$, April 29.-Two masked
men halted Lakeport stage near Clover
ials yesterday and stole the treasure box oi
Wells, Fargo & Co. Constable Abraham
grigler and Samuel Allen left Cloverdale OF
receipt ofthe WIS and overlook the rob
bers at Pacific Rock, in the mountains
One of them shot Crigler through the heart.
l.illing him. Alien fired. but both robbers
lid down ste !, precspice and escaped. A
posse has started alter them from Glover
dale. The amoant stolen is not known.