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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-14
VIII Visit the Emperor.

BERLIN. March 12-The Prussian Cross
Gazette says: The Gear will arrive at
Copenhagen at the end of June and will
shortly afterward visit Emperor William.
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SPECIAL COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column for Situations
Wanted or Help Wanted FREE. All other ad-
vertsements 1Oc. per line first time, and SC. per
line each subsequent time. By the month 81 per
line.
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He is Dying.

PARIS, March 13.-Admiral Jaicus, minis
ter of marine, was seized with fit this
evening. He is dying.
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The Senate Confirms.

WASHINGTON, March 13-The Senate
confirms the nominations of A G.. Mellette
governor, and L. B. Richardson, secretary,
of Dakota.
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Onntatinns IN Paris.

PARIS, March 13.-Att the close Compton
Descompte shares were quoted at 5S5
francs; Societe dies Metaux, III francs 80
centimes; Rio Tento, 34l francs, 25 cen
times
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FOR SPRING PLANTING.

90 TO CHRIsToPHERSEN's SALT LAKE
VI Nursery, on State Road, two miles south OF
the city, for your Fruit Shade and Ornamental
Trees Roses, Shrubs, etc. Home grown as well
as imported. Leave orders in the city, at Grund-
lund's store. No. IS E. Second South street.
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COAL COAL

T C. & H. WATSON HAVE REOPENED
y. their coal Office in Hyde & Grifiin's build
ing with Taylor Brothers Give, 119 Main
street.
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FITS.

ILL FITS STOPPED FREE BYDR KLINE'S
n Great Nerve ReStOTer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous Cures. Treatise and 500
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
93l Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting Nof the. Stockholders of the Utah
Broom company viii be held at the Office of the
company at North Salt Lake, Salt Lake city,
Monday, AprilS, 1889. at 10 am, for the purpose
of removing W. A. Byers, trustee, and Urea
surer E. F.. Jones, trustee, and Vice-PreSident
t. w. Armstrong, trustee, and Secretary J. H
Hedges trustee, and the election Of their sue
cesSors. G.. o PERRY, president
Salt Lake City, March ), 1889. D. -
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A person is seldom sick, when their
bowels are regular and never well when
they are irregular. Bear this in mind and
keep your bowels regular by an occasional
d)se of ST. Patrick's Pills. Sold by z. c. M.
1. drug department.
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Arrived at last and offered for inspection,
our novelties of boys and children's cloth.
ing for spring wear
GOLDSMITH & Co. Eldredge Block.
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what, without disrespect to the judges, ]
shall venture to call one of the most scan
dalous wastes of public time and money
ever instituted under guise of judicial in
vestigation. Cheers.
why do our political opponents go to all
this tronble to attempt to throw discredit
upon the representatives of ireland and
necessarily upon the cause they represent
and their allies! Well, 1 think the plain
answer is because the people of England
not being in decent accord or CON munica-
ton, and Notwithstanding the real wishes,
thoughts and aspirations of the people of
Ireland, it is comparatively easy to lead
them astray on any political question in
Ireland
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ON REASONABLE TERMS. LATEST LON
" don styles. Cleaning and repairing Store
orders, scrip and tithing pay taken. John Glib
son, corner of 9 and First streets, Twenty first
ward
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HOMEMADE SHOW CASES.

At ABOUT HALF THE PRICES OF THOSE
n imported from Quincy or any other place
C. F. Gunner s. Bros
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GEORGE W. CARTER & co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w 10I and 1O6 West Temple. Boiling beef
and corn beef to cents. Steaks 10 to ~ cents,
and other meats at equally low prices
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HELD IL mon REGARD.

Senator Leland Stanford, Of California,
IS also using his best efforts in Colonel
Grants interests. He says there is no
doubt that Colonel Grant will receive the
appointment. He would be more accept
able, the California senator adds to the
Chinese government than any other repre-
sentative we could send to them.
The Chinese officials have the highest re
gard for the Grant family and the Chinese
minister shows his respect for Mrs. Grant
by calling upon her whenever he visits New
York.
CREDITED TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
; I asked Senator Stanford to what State
NGlOnel Grant would be accredited. He re
piled impressively, He will be credited to
Che whole country a glorious tribute to the
memory of his great and glorious father"
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MIR NJ. LOCHWTTZ OF NO. 30 MARKET
NJ Row, this city, has sold his lease and entire
grocery business to Messrs William l. Price
and Thomas jenkins of this city, which parties
will take the whole trade into their hands on
March p, 1899. All persons who know them
selves indebted TO Mr.. LOchwitZ will please call
and settle before that date, also parties having
claims against him will please present their
bills. The entire stock of Crockery, glass and
tin ware Will be sold before the 18th of this
month"; regardless of cost, as the place must be
turned over on that day to the new occupants.
Mr.. Lochwitz thanks his patrons for their past
favors and also hopes that the new firm will be
favored with the same in the future.
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CHEERING .PARNELL.
Kindly Expression for the Irish
Leader Given in London.
HIS FIRST DUTY, TO IRELAND.
Bitter Denunciation of the Dispicable Meth.
DDS and Attempts of the Times----The
End Approaches.

LONDON, March 13::- st. James Hall was
crowded with people this evening, anxious
to hear Parnelrs speech. Parnell received
an ovation. HeeXpressed his gratitude, and
said that he felt sure his countrymen in
Ireland, America and Australia would be
equally glad of hearing of this reception.
He would not enter into details of the
charges and allegations against him. He
had not said his last say on the subject, but
he wished to reserve the last word for the
witness box and the House of Commons.
The commission had been a scandalOus
waste of money.
The hall was handsomely decorated with
flags and notices. In opening the meeting
Chairman John Morley said he never saw
so great meeting as this, nor one in behalf
of a nObler CAUSE.
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INFORMATION WANTED-LARSEN RAsMUS-


A NYONE POSSESSING INFORMATION AS
"A to the whereabouts of p. Larsen or Peter
Rasmussen, formerly of Salt Lake, Will confer
a favor by forwarding the same to THE HERALD
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THE FLY AND THE ELEPHANT.
A NEW HOPE.

1t is an honorable thought that 1 feel to-
night that since the introduction of great
measures ireland has definitely turned her
back upon all base, hopeless and desperate
courses and that sheis confident in ways of
constitutional safety and under the genius
and guidance of that great and devoted
Englishman, Gladstone. prolonged
cheers) With new hope has come into all
our hearts and breasts that the day of ulti-
mate freedom for Ireland cannot be long
deferred.
We are on the eve of a great popular evil
movement, which will not subside until you
have enabled your great leader to carry
through the legislature of the empire bill
which will give Ireland all legitimate con-
troll over her own future, her own interest
and her own welfare. without shadow of
harm to or your greater interests.
Parnell resumed his seat amid loud and
prolonged cheering.
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EVIDENTLY ANXIOUS.
The Navy Departments Inquiries
as to the Cruiser Charleston.
THE REASON OF 1T WAS THIS.
Their Anxiety is Explained by the Necessity
for an AppOintee In Captain
Belknap's Place.
THE REASON OF IT WAS THIS.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
WASHINGTON, March -. - Secretary
Tracey sent telegram to-day to the com
mandant of the Mare Island navy yard
desiring to know at the earliest possible
moment when the Iroquois and Adams
could be placed in commission for sea SER
vice. These ships are now at the navy
yard, out of commission, having but re-
Gently returned from the South Pacific
station.
1t is understood that they could be gotten
ready for sea inside of the next forty days
and work will be pushed at once.
SEEKING INQUIRING.
A telegram was also sent early this
morning to the Union Iron works for in
formation as to about what time the new
cruiser Charleston would be ready for sea.
The board to witness the official trial of the
ship was appointed about six weeks ago
and Admiral Belknap, as president. The
contractors were directed to notify the
president of the board when the ship was
ready to proceed with the official trial, but
up to date no notice has been received.
Admiral Belknap has sailed to assume
command of the Asiatic station, and Com
modore John Irwin, who is likely to be the
commandment of the navy yard is to be the
president of the examining board to witness
the trial of the ship.
A BIG FORFEIT.
In the meanwhile the Union Iron works
are FORGETTING 800 for each day of delay for
failure to keep the contract A second tel
egram was sent to the contractors this af-
ternoon urging them to hurry along the
work of the Charleston. There is an
evident feeling of anxiety on the part of the
navy department officials, growing out of
the reported Nipsic trouble, and while they
doubt the truth of the story, it is quite
plain that they are exceedingly anxious to
have as many available vessels ready as is
possible should any trouble occur.
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THAT THEY NIGHT KNOW.

1t was necessary to fill the vacancy on the
trial board caused by his retirement, and
the department telegraphed the builders OF
the Charleston in order to ascertain when
appointment must be made.
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Watts Will Hold Over.

WASHINGTON, March 13-In case of Dis
trict-Attorney Watts of West Virginia, who
notified the department that he does not
propose to comply with the request for his
resignation, Attorney General Miller said
this afternoon that no one had yet been
selected for the place, and Watts would
probably be allowed to remain until his
successor shall have been nominated and
confirmed
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SOON BE READY.

The contractors at San Francisco have
informed the navy department in answer
to the telegram that the vessel will be
ready for trial in two or three weeks.
Secretary TF1cy says the purpose of the
departments inquiry appears to have
been misunderstood Captain Belknap,
who was at the head of the trial board was
recently detached and ordered to China.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WHO WOULD
" not object to rOOming with another gentle
man. can obtain board and lodging in an eligible
place near business centre. Terms reasonable.
Apply at THE HERALD.
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PAENELL OVERCOME.

Parnel was unable to speak for several
minutes, when he stood up, owing to the
volleys of cheers, etc.
When quiet was restored, he warmly eX-
pressed his qualification, and went on to
speak at length. In the course of his re-
marks he said:
II will not enter into the details of the
charges and allegations made by the
TimsS, but speaking generally, l want
to know why, if these charges and ale
cations had any foundation, the government
of the country did not take themsup them
felves and investigate to their source by
machinery at their command, and if they
wanted special machinery why did not they
construct it with the power at their com
mand when these charges were first
started! 1t was at the very moment when
Lord CarnavOn was inviting US to confer
with him on the future of the government
of Ireland, and as to the new constitution.
For these were his words in opening the
conversation which was to be given to Ire
land, establishing her parliament That
was one of the reasons why this business
of unearthing crime was left to amatuers.
Qaughter), and a pretty mess they
made of it. Why, again, when
Lord CarnayOn was driven from Of
flee, owing to failure of his colleagues
to carry out the pledges he had given US
with the charges strengthened by proofs
Oh forged leIIefS, ulu nOG LHe government
undertake the job! Why, again, did not
the government, instead of fighting be-
hind the petticoats of the Times, say boldly:
nwHAT THEY SHOULD HAVE SAID.
1--WE think these matters worthy of clear
ing up and we will ourselves appoint a
tribunal for the purpose. ILL.,.
But no. They had recourse to every
subterfuge and dodge. Indeed, they pre-
tended they had established commission
to enable me to disprove the letters, but
they so carefully framed the terms of the
act that the Tines were enabled to compel
us to appear in court day after day for
nearly six months-for ffty-two actual
sitting days of the commission, while every
charge and allegation devisable by the cupid
ity and ingenuity of informers and jailbirds
against everybody else but ourselves was
brought forward and investigated, until at
length they approached letters most I'M
willingly and gave us for tho first time an
opportunity.
WASTE OF MONEY.
The skill of Sir Charles Russell and other
gentlemen was promptly used for exposing
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Currents three pounds for CSC G. W.
DAVIS, Agent.
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FIVE CENTS.
SPECIAL COLUMN.
MISCELLANEOUS

OSO-TO LANDSCAPE GARDENERS
DCU The above sum is offered for the hest
Tlan for laying of and identifying the CapitoI
Grounds situated on Capitol Hill Plans to be
submitted not later than March % at 10 am. TO
the secretary Room &, Auerbach Block par
ticulars furnished upon application. BY order of
the Capitol Commission.
GEO. Z. BLAIR, Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, March 4, 1899.
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A PERSISTENT GANG.
They Hunger and Thirst and
Crowd and Jam Each Other.
A TRIBUTE TO HIS FATHER
Colonel Fred Grant After ChIna---The Argen
q tine Republic Selection--Kasson OF
Iowa, is Hopeful.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
WASHINGTON, March 13.-President Har-
rison is tired and worn out. His pale face
IS paler than ever, and he looks like man
who badly needs a vacation. The office
seekers besiege him from the early hours
of the morning until he secludes himself in
the private part of the white house at
night. Their numbers and opportunities
put to shame the hungry, thirsty Demo
Gratis of four years ago.
JEWELS OF PERsIsTENCY.
The latter were out in full force and
demanded everything in sight, but their
Republican brethren are much more numer-
ouAand relatively much more hungry and
thirsty.
They put in an appearance at the white
house before the doors are opened and
there they remain pushing and Glowing
each other in their mad haste to get at the
president until the latter drives them all
out about y O'Clock in order to prepare for
-hn cabinet meeting
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A BIG FORFEIT.
Not For Samoa.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The secretary
of the treasury sent a telegram to the Union
works, where the steel cruiser Charleston
is in course of construction, asking how
soon the vessel will be completed. The in
curry is not made with view to ascertain
ing how soon the Charleston could be sent
to Samoa, but for the purpose of learning
when she will be ready for trial.
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JEWELS OF PERsIsTENcY.


The four appointments of yesterday were
sufficient to set them wild with haste to
have their own claims considered and they
came to the front with a rush.
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4 FURNISHED ROOM

C'AN BE RENTED BY TWO CENT. EMEN
" who desire lodging only. Handsome furpi
ture; new house; near Eagle Gate. Apply c.
HERALD
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SILVER PALACE RESTAURANT.

MO. 60 w. SECOND SOUTH STREET. THE
N largest, finest and most thoroughly euuip
ped restaurant in the city. Open day and night
n Bernardis, Proprietor.
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Ross Pharmacy, 1854 Main street.
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FROM TIE GRIND OLD WAN.

u bear message said Morley, from
the great chief who despite his years would
have attended had he not been entreated to
spare himself. He would not spare himself
OF his own free will, because he sees the
time rapidly approaching when we shall
cautiously and deliberately, step by step,
but surely, unfalteringly and unfinchingly,
get to the bottom of these Irish proceed
ingS.
The resolutions which our committee
have framed express deliberate judgment,
deep feeling, and stern, resolute, deliberate
purpose of the great party, which has not
yet taken up a cause without carrying it
through.
L do not want TO understand Mr..
Parnell's presence tonight as binding him
and his friends and cOuntrymen to our
party Panelrs first duty is to Ireland.
He has no right to think of our parties ex-
cont in relation to Ireland.
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GETTING DOWN TO CASES.

Coming down to the question of govern
ment for Ireland Mr.. Parnell said:
1.-THE land question, for instance, is only
one example of the bungles every English
government makes in attempting to rule
ireland from Westminster. l do not say
the land question Is the Irish question, but
bring it forward as the most salient example
of the unfortunate incapacity of the
English parliament to do justic to ireland"
Referring lightly to the history of
the land question the speaker proceeded
THE FLY AND THE ELEPHANT.
''You Englishmen and women ought to
reflect when you read of forcible resistance
in some cases by Irish tenants against
armed force, that it is not real assistance
because it amounts to such resistance as a
fly might make to an elephant about to
crush it under its foot, Cheers and
laughter.)
But when you hear these things you must
reflect that after all these people are being
expelled from the homes they built them
selves and which are their own property.
You must see that it is something not
in human nature to endure and not with
stand this provOcatiOn as positively as we
desire they should for the sake and the
future of the country, and that sometimes
their manhood revolts and they strike
blow in their own defense.
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EOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-ONE OF
u the best paying businesses for sale. Cheap
rent and best location in the city. Inquire at NJ.
LochwitZ, Market Row.
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4 UCTION SALE. = DEPOT QUARTER
"A masters office, Ogden, Utah, March IL, 1899.
1 will sell at public auction at Ogden, Utah, on
April Ii, 1889, at 10 o'clock "a. m, on the
ground. the following buildings, the prop
erty of the United States, and sit
uated west of the railway depot viz: One
brick observatory building, one two-story frame
building. The purchaser will be required to re-
move the material and vacate the land within
sixty days Terms of sale to be cash. The
undersigned reserves the right to bid in and
suspend the sale when in his opinion better
prices can be obtained. C. A. Alligood, captain
and NJ. S. X depot Or. Mr..
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nor SALE-HAMMOND TYPE W RITERS,
L three months trial G. Orlob 2. c. NJ L,
Salt Lake City.
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FOR RENT

NOR SALE-A FARM OF 1O6 ACRES
i fenced with wire four flowing wells, four
ponds stocked with carp, house with two rooms
and cellar, granary, stable and sheds; adjoining
Lake Park, Pennington. Walter Squires, p E.
First South.
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MANTED.--A WOMAN WISHES EMPLOY
w ment washing or ironing daily Mondays
and Tuesdays excepted Address, Widow,
HERALD.
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WANTED.-A GOOD GIRL TO CARE OF
w children and to do chamber work. At Mrs.
w. w. Riters, 346, Fourth East street.
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BORN.

BURN.
MATTHRws.In this city. on Monday to the
wife OF A. G. Matthews, i fine son. All are
doing well.
HATCH.--At Heber city, March TO- at 3 pm To
President Hatch, son, by his wife Ruth.
Mother and child doing well
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Morley severely censUred the conduct of
Attorney General Webster, which, he said,
would be discussed in parliament on Mon
day, and denounced the assistance given by
the government to the Times.
The honorable customers of the Times
were mortified and chargrined because an
honest man had cleared himself of Infamous
charges, and they were base enough still to
hope that something might be found out
The home rule controversy turns upon
the question of whether these wealthy
classes represented by the Times customers,
so greedy and ferocious for calumnies
against Ireland, are fitted to m axe laws for
Ireland. 1t is monstrous that the house of
lords should have decisive voice in such
matter and Parnell no voiC e at all.
In his perCr4tiOn Morley remind ed his
hearers that the whole matter reste d with
the nation and that triumph depended upon
each one making himself a centre for right
ideas.
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A WASTE OF MONEY.

The skill of Sir Charles Russell and other
gentlemen was promptly used for exposing
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WANTED. --SITUATION AS Transfer
w or to do rough work around store. Ad-
dress w. F. A., 203 S. Fifth East
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WANTED A YOUNG MAN OF Elk
W perience, a position on a farm, Address
HERALD office.
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NTANTED.---A PRACTICAL YOUNG MAN
w wishes any employment In the city pre-
ferred Address c, this office.
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WANTED A MAN WHO WISHES EN-
w ployment, snail be glad of any kind of
laboring work. Address F. W. L, HERALD
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WANTED POOR WOMAN WITH GOOD
w references wishes permanent work in
cleaning offices. Address Mrs. c., HERALD
Office
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WANTED.---A GOOD, VERY USEFUL
w boy, fourteen years of age would like tt
get job, or some work. Address y. Sylvester
So n street. city.