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The DOWNTOWN >tr.nc.

An Associated Press dispatch Of 3D..
20ih instID: s4ys:-Fhe s;rtbc ain1u2
llLorinL mso brTs j. faiily Oh this morn.
ing There are not 1907 men Il: work
Tie jislli-.aciiOn is spreading 10
other SDTbinsn. OgeTteHrilg bOsstr,
and short TstIons for which the ~, n
afs made 10 pay Thereby, HIe TIC
grievances. Tue uriIi,iry Is on active
daty. 4 company OF the Filth ReIi.
msut has been Cid.reL oui. While
%e''rStbiUg appear quiet On the surface,
there Ia fear Int a riot sill follox.
A largely attended meeting Of strikers
was b-iI This morning. 4 committee
Of 20 wax appointed TO confer with the
msD us sDfk aud TO 6ni ont :ic nInci
number IN sympathy with the strike.
This eDnriitss will report 10 another
meeting 20 loo held nt Dot Three car
loads Of i;a.inis arrived this morning.
The committee Of striking I.lilms
persuaded them MT 10 leave tho ifAiu
until The tfcabl. Is getiiot. They were
.iis.traaked, aud viii be fed Uy the
.tTIIeT,.
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Refused The Badxe.

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instant bss the 4 Ily~iDs iD reference ~
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iEsD, u lie PstiiDie Ofdsr Of The Sons
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ford. proprietor q tho Hisys Hoa,e.
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The SoIoicr Element.

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"Irmn, the WuIT,o

D'e] n crowded house last night. Free.
rnnn Hall Icing filled to its utmost
capacity. Tic play is q good one, but
many 'Ipfess n preference for "rhe
Old Home" which n given last
Wednesday night. Those who expected
to see go"d "ancing and hear Gn- sing.
Ing were disappointed. Ms there was no
dancing, aud while Ben Ctt,on is n fair
singer Misc .fdaleuc. ms 4 vocalist, il
no n success: aud there IL more OF
hhfeiy than comedy IL ''f,mn. tho
Wait" Ben Cotton ns "Iiuckies," and
Wilson Deal AZ doctor Prtstru,' nro
immense III their several palt,, white
Miss idnlene ms Meg" proved herself
n cley.r actress.
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Wells MS.

Henry Hohsnor, who was drowned 10
GrM 81: Lnkc u fo~ days since. has
been a resident Of Sinr md Ruby Val.
leys Ia this country siLco 1903. lie
went to Utah this Spring.
fhos. Keoeh catnc IN from Ruby Val.
10y to.dny wLeir lac pntchmod n band
q steers from Myers BIOS, Wines g.
Snow. Harrison nhd jasper. Tho herd
will pass Iefc in u couple Of dnys IN
cute to BlncLfoo'. Idaho, where thry
Will 10 ,hiyI Cd by rail 10 Non;auo.
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xnyernnrd IrTIcn-

Following l. Z Ii1 81 letter. -
mEinTnc IN The PoSioibes n Eika. SEi-
urasr. June D. 1852:
Caro- Sol, Cpnp.!ly c Z.
GsLii L NJ. JHco!son a.
Surr-trum F.-irk. PsEhe-thy Wu.
Qgipupe1 ErErisip. Toad :.
NiIgr;. EoteI.
Persons calling 20. tIy u! tht LhUVr
i.::--s VIII please say "nd'r-es-a.
las. ?. Sx1-E P A
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81 IN % Gu

The Sudden illness OF Simon Cnmerop
threatens to remove the olde.. politician
OF hmoficn. Simon Cameron posscd
his ninctioth birthday this spring. aud
Inns heon mn example Of | 40 old nge 10
n country that naa tho reputation OF
banning ont the liros Of men nj n rnpid
rate. ltis only two years ngo that he
made q En'orcnn tour nnd paid ~ visit
I" The oil Emperor William Of Ger.
mnn5. Tho Two alde,t politicians Of
twn continents made n striking picture
IN the light VI the events Of which they
had formed n part. Many memoir les Of
American history will be bu,ied With
hsP.nus. lvapinu.--ilsmius
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Tn. Jehn.Ieuu Horror.

The appalling Lo:ror ~ JCEu.t2u5
Las .busL,d a,;y xiii - Of American
i~-oi +. AID ;susssrts {! lEe, Lsr.
t..G bet AL t. ll.gss q property de-
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second Ere2:-si H0oI "a record. Tee
Iu-s Q: lie aud 49,. To-. y property. rud
;L- ;Er:iLpe ircit-L:s s=Gpr.' ANYTHING
iaSsn - mOj.Iu Gt1ss. TLoas3uIs Cf
le0i K 6t-De a el.E-. SrGPLie AID Enez-
T4t- Li.:o,y OF lii CREATE; r~sta.tTopLe
tuovn IL u. EistUry Of ;AIs rxtiou or
tie voil3 20: e.n;ariss- Iss History
Company. q - Market Street. Sal
FsL-G~er. Cll., LEy- jzst i.c.d. :.
boyt iuru. . complete HiE:orT .! tie
Job;sfoSu fnoi, sE-!r illustrated spi
complete in p-s'Iy so PAGES. Tie
book vlIl =. Nod Through ,g.pts. Sc.
p5v-ri--I5.-: IL another column for
E..uts. - VIII 33s; Literal t=.ai e..
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The fUll,-ing is n safupl- Of F,idsr
afternoon composition which Adam
Bigiisr wrote while n boy ut school. We
nny add TIM, Adam Bigl;cr was souudly
tb'n-bed Tor IL
"a sehoolnt'hm ia o verb. bscause
she denote, action when ,ou throw
papor ~ads n. tho girls. Switch /. a
conjunction nnd is used 10 cUmuec. the
verb scboolna' arm 10 the moan boy.
This IL a compound s]ertanrc. u uhico
boy Is the subject md switch the Object.
First pcf."n. plutnl number. heilish
ca @. A s~choolpa'am is different from
a boy; n boy w.nfs paHt aud u school.
iOn'nm voafs her hair all banged on tLc
forehead. She pnts paint OH her fuea
mud has some big fell come ond tnke
her homo. Ma snys u sch oolmn'nm
never gets 10 ts older than IS nniil she
gets married II take. twn school.
mn'nms all day 10 cook dinner.
Preston Gim4s.
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R"PorI-

Following Ia l. is:'ort &! abe SiEuLl
srho'l. Moth CJsr-r Va ~, s.. IL.
iurEa Of tnsss moths tna.aE !Gn. q.
1899
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The SgJt Lave JriLpne isaiDs iha,
b-.sseD $40 add IO Of lbs Lord.
sphatd are On ,us I'gi.ny lists VIC
really bars no basin, r hsio. lean.
81 iDcompi-s rehabilitation oJ no
SatsJtlLtDp ~ al.
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urporI-

Fo!!oE.-s IS = r.Pprt 0! Liberty Dis
insi ssLo2l i9E : a2a;A ealing Jan.
u. 1889.
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STOCK BBLSDS.

RANGE: Sorh Pork c! IL. iuntola; and Mcuai.in City. Eto eoaaiy
d. and Duck rni Brun..u valleys. o-yh.s comfy d.ho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
Stray Notes.

"Ganelon" seems to be great hit.
Patti Rosa is making big hit in San
Francisco.
Minnie Maddern's week in ST. Louis
drew 81 1000.
Jean Clara Walters is in California again
and at liberty.
Edwin Booth sent c. b. Bishops widow
check for $500.
Stuart Robson and 1.-THE Henrietta" are
among the early corners.
Jefferson and Florence's opening in 1.-The
Rivals seems to have been an suspicious
one.
The Gilmore chorus umeet at the taber-
nacle this afternoon at the close of the ser
vices.
Rosina Vokes is heading this way; a
warm welcome awaits her and Felix
Morris.
George Thatcher has quit the company
he headed and engaged himself to the
Atheneum company.
Musin put all his money into Spokane
Falls real estate just before the great fire
The new building boom is booming his land
Stephens chorus of youngsters for Fri
days matinee numbers 500 altos and 700
trebles. They will fill the entire west end
of the tabernacle.
John Mcguire has leased the Grand
opera house in San Francisco, but with his
usual foresight he puts on the ''Cersican
Brothers, with that Jonah of Jonahs,
Daniel Bandmann, in the title roles Alas,
poor John!
Everyone who saw Sothern in Lord
Chumley" remembers c. b. Bishop N the
part of the father, His sudden death du-
ring the performance of ''Chumley' re-
Gently shocked all New York, and one who
was present on the night in question says,
the change from the hearty mirth excited
by Lord Chumley to the hushed and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
BANCRoFT,s HISTORY OF UTAH.

Mr. James Dwyer is sole agent for Ban
croft's great history of Utah, and will call
on the citizens Of Salt Lake city for their
subscriptions for this highly interesting
history Of Utah affairs This volume will be
sold separate from the set Of 39volumes, and
all those desiring to procure this valuable
history of Utah should do so now. 1t will
contain from eight hundred and fifty to-
nine hundred pages. Sold only by sub
scription.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
THE HOT SULPHUR WATER
UsEDIN THE NATAToRTUN

USED IN THE NATAToRIUM
is pumped direct from the springs of the
association, four miles north of the city,
and is constantly changing in the
MAMMOTH POOL.
The water flows through the pool at the
rate of 600 gallons per minute, consequently
there is no stagnant water for bathers.
During the ladies' hours-from II a. N. till Q
PIMA matron is in attendance to make
comfortable the guests.
BATHING HOURS:
From Z o'clock am. to II am, for gen.
tlemen only-with or without suits at their
pleasure.
From II o'clock am. to pm, for ladies
only-with or without suits at their pleas
ure.
From o'clock pm. to II 80 P. m, for both
sexes with suits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct %, 1899.
(Signal Service, U. s. Al

Max. temp, 66.S; min. temp. 41.0
Mean temp, 81; for u years, 10; excess, 3.
Excess of temp. since January l, 1889, 3iS.
Excess OF temp. since October |, 1885, So.
Rainfall 600 inches; means daily ~ years,
0.c6 inches: excess, 0.06 inches.
Deficiency of rainfall since January 1, 1889, 2.95
inches.
Excess of rainfall since October /, 1885,
0.63 inches.
P. H FITZMAURICE,
Sergeant Signal Corps.
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Chorus and band, with artillery accompaniment.
NoTE.-During this evening and Friday matt
nee Mr.. Thomas Radcln, who played the
monster cry IN at Gilmore's Boston jubilee, will
perform upon the large tabernacle organ.
Musical director Mr.. P. S. Gilmore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27

Malta -- Delibes
Gilmore's band
ll-Cornet solo, Centennial Polka" Bellstedt
Mr.. Herman Bellstedt
l2-Vocal quartette Requiem Of VERDI
Signorina de We're, Miss Dickerson Signori
Campanini and Bologna.
l3-Scena from III Travatore," THE
Chorus and band, with artillery accompaniment
NoTE.-During this evening and Friday matt
nee Mr.. Thomas Radclin, who played the
monster org IN at Gilmore's Boston jubilee, will
perform upon the large tabernacle organ.
Musical director, Mr.. P. S. Gilmore.
Minnie Madden, one of the stars who
have shot upward during the past few
years, comes to the theatre Monday and
Tuesday evenings, presenting I'm Spite of
ALP and "Featherbrain, y two plays which
come with the Lyceum and Madison Square
stamp; more could hardly be said. Mss
Maddern's hit in Caprice" last season was
one of the big theatrical events, AMI we
could wish that were to be the bill here :;
but she is confident that the other plays are
even stronger, which should form very
good indication of their merit.
mo, we have nothing at the Grand this
week." said Manager Burgess yesterday,
land l am not sorry for it; firstly, because
Minnie Madden, an actress whom esteem
most highly, is playing at the theatre, and
! wouldn't like to throw straw in the way
of her doing good business: secondly, be-
cause kiralfy in "Antiopen is my next at
traction, November 6 and Z. and l don't
want anything to interfere with working
up d boom for him.
At the theatre, after Minnie Madden,
comes the only Frank Mayo, in his well
known plays, and Charlotte Thomp-
SOS Jane Eyre following soon
after. We are to have four
nights of an opera company. which only
appeared one season in Salt Lake, but
whose tremendous hit will long be reuem-
bered-Duff's. Their repertoire is as yet
unannounced, but it is sure to comprise
the best things going. Barnes of New
York" will have Thanksgiving day at the
theatre, on his return from San Fran
cisco.
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solemn awe occasioned by the comnunica-
ton of what had just taken place behind
the scenes, was something not soon to be
forpottnO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27

Mrs. Cobb's manicure goods at Ross
pharmacy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27

Bowels irregular and constipated, re-
sulting in piles avoided by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
MARKET REPORTS.
Wholesale; retail about Is per cent. higher.
corrected daily by THE HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
Thursday
Evening,
October 81.

Gilmore's Wonderful Band.
Cilmore's IS Famous Soloists.
Gilmorc's Great Vocal Artists.
sGIilmore's Ringing Steel Anvils.
Gilmore's Electrical Artillery e guns.
and the following vocal soloists:
Mile. Clementina DeVere, the silver
voiced Gerster Of to-day.
Nine. Blanche Stone Barton, Americas
foremost Soprano.
Miss Clara Poole, the superb American
Contralto.
Miss Jennie Dickerson, Prima Donna
Contralto Qate of Carl Rosa's Grand Eng
fish Opera Company of London).
Sig Enrico Duzensi, the well-known
Italian Tenor.
Sig. Clement Bologna, the grand italian
Basso Cantanta.
yAlso Sig. Italo Campanini, the greatest
of living tenors.
And Mr.. Myron w. Whitney, the grandest
Basso America ever produced.
Mr.. Charles E. Pratt, Pianist.
Mr.. Thomas Radcliffe, Organist.
ACcTcTRn nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
THE KrE1,Y nApnls CORPUS CASE ARGUED

Philadelphia Jan. IL (speclaD Supreme Court
this afternoon heard argument upon writ Of habeas
corpus taken out to relieve John W. keely from the
order OF commitment to prison made against him Tor
contempt OF court failing to obey the order OF tho
Court OF Common Pleas to exhibit ana explain 10
experts the machine upon which be Is at present work
Ing All of tho counsel In the case was present
although only Rufus E. shapcy and Wayne Macveagh
took part I'm the argument. Mr.. MacVeagh criticised
Judge Finlotter's judicial conduct In the case with
unsparing severity. He said that tho oIder commit
ing Kecly to prison Wa without precedent 10 all the
annals Of equity Jurisprudence charactenz'ns IL as
unnecessary and irregular, and as having peen made
In cynical contempt OF the ordinary and regular forms
for the administrator OF justice MT. shepey Sau
commitment was proper. The argument iasted HI
day. The Court reserved is decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
TARIFF DEBATE IN THE SENATE

wasbington Ian 1o-After tho usual routine
rorn,nr business the Senate to-day resumed con
slderation OF tho Tariff bill at tho FIRST oil the sihh-
istrafive sections In the course OF the reading Mr..
Morgan sent 70 tho Clerks desk on amendment which
no proposes to offer To tbs bill at tho proper Tine
II roads
All laws and parts OF laws which exempt from the
which duties airs imposed IN this act. when In transit
through the United 81 tes 10 or nom the Dominion
OF Canada any province thereon arc hereby ue-
clarcd 10 DO imperative.
There we're but few changes land those onlv as
tn phrasoologyl made In the administrative sections
and the reading Of tho bill finished Gt 41 Then
Mr. Allison went back TO Section tas to mehylatei
spirits for uso In the arsl and had several changes
made I'm the phrsseoogy so to Include other SUD
stances for mcihyaiing spirits besides wood naphtha
This was followed by other changes In tho bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
FINDING THE DIARY OF 4 MURDERER

Wichita, Kan. Jan. ia cattle man, J W. COOL
came here from Indian Territory few days ago ana
related the particulars of the finding Of an old book he
showed 1t was partly Ineligible and appeared TO b
sort Of diary. On one of the pages was given fun
account of the murder of Jacob Baughman an old man
living alone. eleven miles southwest Of GAINESVILLE
Ohio. in tho fall Of 1863. The deed was apparently
done by the writer and two accomplices for $1,000
Mr. Cook said the book was found under some stones
in the floor Of dugout" the bank VI the Canadian
River, In Indian Territory into which he and com
pany Of mon had pursued two horse thieves hatneE
than surrender, they had fought until one was nIcd
and tho other MORALLY wounded Tho lasfer dieo
before It could be discovered who was the owner Of 10
book Yesterday the circumstances were reiAsed @
j. W. Bsughman, OF this city, who said the murdered
man was his uncle, and that the statements made IN
tho diary were corroborated By evidences discovered
after the crime No one has ever becn punished Tor
the murder ana this Is the first light ever thrown upon
&C. lie intends using this newly discovered evidence
TO svengo the murder Of his uncle the pcrpetratoss
thaf one Of them was tae herss thisf killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
JOHN G. WHITTTER ON THE FARMERS.
LETTER TO THE ESSEX COUNTY AGRIoULT-
URAL SOCIETY.

LETTER TO THE ESSEX COUNTY AGRIoULT-
URAL SOCIETY
Boston, IAN. IL (speciaD.-Thc following letter
from the pvet Whittier to the Essex Agricultural
Society was read yesterday at the Farmers Institute
In Danvers:
Oak Knoll. Danvers, 18th mo-. 30 1899.
David Low, Esq, Secretary Essex County Agfioui-
Dear Sir The letter conveying the oongratulaOn,,
Society at rs meeting on the ssL inst have read
with no common satisfaction No birthday mas ,s4o
gwen me more 81 wss early
initiated into the mysteries Of farming as wa, was
aS tbs "a ssa and uT az the q
fifty years, compelled 10 leave It, greatly 10 my
regret Ever since have enved anybody ms s o mas
aud, If he needed help, could afford to hire H.
because he was able TO lead the work himself
/ have lived TO see great and favorable change
in the farming population OF Essex County. The curse
Of intemperance Is now almost unknown among mem,
rule they are Intelligent, well informed and healthy
interested in public affairs self-espectful ana re-
any class u.s. TO the name OF gentleman. II may DC
said that they are not monares and that thor an
9ua means are small but thor on the other n snd po
fessons are in constant fear Of disaster his deang
directly and honestly with the Almighty IS SAFER man ian
speculate N His life is no game OF chance, ana ms
Investments In the earth are better than in the stock
companies and syndicates. AS 70 pISen ,Sssmseyes
and their families II they could consent TO i've as
their ancestors once lived and as the pioneers ~ now
countries now live, they could, with their preseh.
facilities no doubt double their incomes Bur VIE.
pitifui gain this would be at the EXPENSE ., , ,s
deilcacles and renemens that make life worth nVik
No better proof OF real gains can be found than ,e
CREATION OF pleasant homes Tor the comior' VI abo
and the happiness OF youth - , .o1a
when the great English critic, Matthew Afnp Fe
was In this country on returning from Visit IN ~ ~
sex County he remarked that whc the land iooheu ~
him rough and unproductive, the landlords houses
seemed neat and often elegant a., ou,
But where he asked, "do tho tenants, tho WORK
ing people liver" ,,, ...... ,.,ants
He seemed surprised WIN told him that the tenapu
were the Landlords and the workers the owners be,
me rehsrn my sincere thanks 10 the Essex Agrcu' ira
Society for the kind message conyyed In my e.r ca
with the best wishes for continued prosperity anu
u''i"'"''' A"' '''' JOHN @. WHITTIER.