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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24
Decidedly Incnrahle.

CLIENT, Aug. 23.-An epileptic in hos
pital for incurables in this city to day made
an attack with razor on the other pa
tents of the institution who were in bed
at the time. He badly gashed the Threats
of twenty-four of them, killing three.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24
The Shah in Vienna.

VIENNA, Aug. 23.-The Shah of Persia
arrived here to-day. He was received at
the depot by Emperor Joseph and a number
of other distinguished personages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Maybrick is
weaker Today than at any time since her
arrest. 1t is feared she will not live long;
Brierley, her alleged paramount, has sailed
for Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24

CoIssBn Of THE HERALD is the
great channel of communication be-
tioeen employers and The unemployed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Henry Shaw, of
botanical garden fame, and one of the
~ Oldest and wealthiest St. Louis citizens, is
}dying at his residence in the botanical gar
glpu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24
Just Killed One.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Aug. ga report has
been received here of wreck of a freight
train on the Oregon Navigation line. De
tails are not obtainable, but it is under
stood ONLY one fireman was Killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24
Heis NOT Coming.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-The STANDARD says
that Parnell has no intention of visiting
America as reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24
FIathead Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Acting Indian
Commissioner Bell has received telegram
from Agent Roman at the Flathead Indian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-24

rapidly and it is expected to be completed
by November l, half month in advance of
the contract time
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15

Total, 1O6 o1
Necessary to choice, 70.
Chairman Brown declared Mayor
Bryson the choice OF the Convention.
Colonel Violet rose and said: "The
Convention has voted. Mayor Bryson
has been chosen. l am a Democrat. l
move that the nomination of Mayor
Bryson be made unanimous" Carried.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STR EETs.
Nominations were then declared in
order for Superintendent of Streets. Mr..
j. Davidson placed the name of j. w.
Drown before the Convention.
Mr.. q. r. Patterson placed Judge b.
e. Taney in nomination.
Mr.. Fitzgerald nominated Mr.. W. O..
Morsh.
Col. Flournoy placed Matt Carr in
nomination.
Each candidate received several Sec
onds and mplimentary speeches.
The Secretary then called the roll, and
after the second ballot, motion that the
lowest candidate be dropped was carried.
Ballots. Drown. Taney. Marsh. Carr;
Second .........1o 81 zs 4S SSss
lOUhk AumUcI VI VObcb C0nt oA C0SA S"A~0ss
157.
Niece ssry to choice, 70.
Chairman Brown announced that the
Convention had chosen Matt Carr as its
nominee for Street Superintendent, and
on motion, the nomination was made
unanimous.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
Nominations were then declared in
order for City Attorney.
Mr.. Eastman placed Mr.. E. g. Bower
in nomination.
Judge Redick nominated Mr.. Max
Loewenthal.
Judge Dunnigsn placed the name ol
G. w. Glowner before the Convention.
| Mr.. w. r. Keran nominated Sam
Hamilton.
Mr.W. r. Lewis named w. w. Fisher
who withdrew.
The Secretary then called the roll
| NTH tho fo1Iouino rocu1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15
Afternoon Session. .


The Convention was called to order at
q quarter past l o'clock.
The Committee on Credentials reported
as follows:
We recommend that proxies be only
allowed to delegates in their precincts.
Recommended that in case of an absent
delegate the majority of the delegation
from his precinct may cast his vote.
The following proxies are allowed: J.
Ashman to J. J. Naughton, J. McIlheney
toJ. J. Nayhton, T. E. Rowan to W. Il.
Lewis, V. j. Rowan to w. T. Brodrick,
J. Halrans to Geo. Booth, F. J. Snyder
to s Grant, 9. s. Hance to E. H. Bent
lev, D. Newhart to ]. l. Redick, w.
Movie to H. A. Branson, j. McGahey to
J. Ahern, w. j. Cahill to J. Ahern, W.
S. Waters to s. Filkins; Geo. Bray to j.
J. Hanford.
The Committee also reported the fol-
lowing delegates entitled to seats:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-Judge, R. Dunigan; A.
,Gundlach and G. r. Patterson.
Precinct B-C. H. Haydn, r. g.
Wilke, T. s. Meredith.
Precinct C-E. Inns, J. E. Flick, ).
G. Foster and j. Baldwin.
L
Ger, H. T. McCrabbe and E. D. Meredith.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct Al. J. Hanford, J. W.
Towns, T. McCaffrey, Chas. Lautz
J. j. Howell. Vicente Sanchez. L. B.
Redona. w. J. Murphy and Geo. Gray
Precinct BIT. Keefe, T. T. Savage, r.
J. Foley, w. Meade, G. F. Duffy, W. s
Waters, II. A. Stevens and s. ]. Filkins
Precinct C-B. E. Taney, A. Ryan, A
Davis, "A. H. 6choenaman, d. Imre and u
Moran.
Precinct DO. H. Violet and ]. W
Baer.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct A-Conrad Jacoby, M. Morris
A. @. Clarke, DR.. E. M. Griffith, B. w
Layton, w. H. Tolor, w. H: Juengel
Bertram Mason, n. Farrell, 4. +
McGregor. :
Precinct B-Wm. Wilson, W. +
Heathman, VIM. r. Lewis, Chas. Chick
Chas. Gassen, Joe Davidson, J. h. Arm
strong and T. E. Rowan. Sr.
Precinct C-J. O. Koepfe, C.V: Berry
r. HI. Smith and G. Won Valkenburg.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct Aired Morsch, s. Berlinel
Saml. Hamilton, J. O. McMenomy, Z
Botillier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15

Oxygen is widely known for it's lifeg1vilg
and vitalizing power; and inhalations OF this
potent agent in its various forms, oxygen.
gas nitrogen. .monoxide, PeroHlae
medicated inhalati0ns and specific internal rem
edies, constitute treatment that is unrlvaled
in its effects.
Leading New York Physician,
In speaking of the use Of the mixed gasses, saysa
few weeks treatment will usually be followed by
Increased activity of the digestive assimilative
and .excretory functions; hence follows relief
of chronic constipation and return OF normal
appetite; dyspn9a from any cause may be re-
neved. severe asthma not excepted, the treat,
ment proving almost a specific; softenine and
resorption Of morbid deposits Of every char.
acter, whether lymphous. tuberculous or can
cerous; habitual headaches and neuralgids Of
almost every form, even chronic sciatica cured
or materially alleviated; marked increase in
the breathing capacity; progressive 'ton1ng-uP
Of the muscular and nervous systems; restora-
tion of voice in some cases of nervous aphon1a
and lost vocal power; removal of inveterste h.
sOns,sid; invigoratOn of impaired or decl1n1ng
viRILE POWER, and, in word increased naestat
and physical Vigor Nor are these results
merely temporary, as from stimulation. They
are essentially permanent and substantial"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-15

CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
LIST 0fPREMIUMS,
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent Of this Department, Elijah
Smith, of Bangor.
Entries close in this Department Saturday
August 9th.
This Rule is Imperative.
l. Eacn exhibitor in this department will be
charged an entrance fee of 81 90 which must
accompany the entry, and will give free admis-
sion to exhibitor and necessary attendants to
the Park
2. Animals competing for these premiums
must have been owned in Maine at least six
months before the exhibition.
g. Exhibitors competing for the fat stock
premiums shall furnish a written statement in
detail of their method of feeding, etc, and can
not divide pair for the purpose of competing
for single premiums; nor will they be allowed
to compete in the other classes.
4. The Executive Officers shall be allowed
to reject any animal they may consider I'M
worthy
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

There viii be no charge for entry in this de-
partment.
RULES.
L. The Society will furnish ands and
coopS. Exhibitors must furnish attendants and
feed, and see that the coops are kept sweet and
clean.
2. No fowl or chick will be allowed on eX-
hibtion or to compete for premium. unless eX-
hbited in coops provided by the Society, the
rent of which will be free
8. No premium will be awarded unless the
specimens possess special merit, as the object is
to encourage the breeding of high class poultry
4. Merit rather than gross weight shall
govern the Judge in making his awards on
chicks.
D. Fowl and chicks to be shown in pairs.
No exhibitor shall be allowed to enter more
than three coops of fowl and three of chicks OF
any one breed.
g. Fowl or chicks intended for sale must be
exhibited in coops provided by Society.
7. All entries must be made to the Secretary
on or before August 18th, 1889, as none will be
received after that date.
s. All poultry for competition and exhibit
ton must be in position by noon Of the first
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
SHEEP DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent of this department, Elijah
Smith, Bangor.
Each exhibitor in tits department will he
charged an entrance fee of 81 which must ac-
company the entry, and will entitle exhibitor to
Park season ticket
DIVISION IA.
COTSWoLD BUCKS.
Two years old and over, with of his get.
$40 LIST, 5 ID.
One year old and under two, SS list, ID.
Buck lambs, not less than three, Sc LIST, I'd.
CoTswoLD EWES.
Not less than three in number.
Two years old and over So LIST, 4 ID
One year old and under two, IS lst ID
Eve lambs, not less that three, Sc LIST, ID.
The same premiums as for Cotswold to gov
ern each of the following classes
DIVISION 10.
LEICESTER.
DIVISION l6.
HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
DIVISION II.
OXFORD DOWNS.
DIVISION 49,
SOUTH DOWNS.
DIVISION 10
MERINOs.
DIVISION 20.
sHRoPsHIREs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
MECHANICAL, MANUFACTURERS ut,

There will be no charge for space, but the ex-
hihitors will be charged s. at the time the en-
try is made, which will entitle them to an ex-
hibitorS season ticket, admitting to Park and
Halls.
Persons intending to exhibit are requested to
give notice OF their intention to do so to the
Secretary, stating the nature of their exhibit
and the amount of space required.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
FAT SHEEP PREMIUMS.

Best three wethers of any of the long WOOL
all to compete together in one class, two years
old and over, Sc lst, ID, 50 Sd.
Best three wethers one year old, Sc LIST, I'd,
2 Sd.
Best three lambs Sc LIST, I'd, 2 Sd.
Ewes the same.
Middle Woods, including Dorsets and Meri-
nos, all to compete in one class, same as above.
Grades can compete with the pure bred for the
fat premiums.
cannot compete for fat premiums, nor will any
premium be awarded for fat sheep unless the
animals are up to the standard required for the
market.
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SWINE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent Of this department, Elijah
Smith.
Each exhibitor in this department will be
charged an entrance fee of $500 which must
accompany the entry, and will entitle exhibitor
to Park season ticket.
DIVISION q.
Best Berkshire boar Of any age. SIS LIST, A
ID.
Best SOW. IS LIST, ID.
Best Poland China, same premium.
Best Chester White, same premium.
Best Jersey Red, same premium.
Best Lancashire, same premium.
Best Yorkshire, same premium.
Best sow, with litter Of sucking pigs of any
breed, of not less than six in number. $40 lst,
> ID
Best pen of breeding hogs Of any breed, to
consist of one boar and four sows over one
year, owned by the exhibitor. $40 LIST, 5 ID.
Awards for exhibits not mentioned in this
class must be approved by the Executive Off
GERS of the Society.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08

All articles exhibited for prizes in this de-
partment must be on the tables by Y O'clock
NJ. on Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.
The committee will meet at II O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, Sept. 4th, or sooner if
they choose, to determine the awards
This department, excepting divisions SO and
81 which are TO be exhibited at City Hall, is to
be exhibited at the exhibition building at
the Park.
Each exhibitor in division 3 2 which is to be
exhibited at tile exhibition building at the
Park, will be charged an entrance fee OF 81
All exhibitors paving an entrance fee will be
entitled TO an exhibitors season ticket admit
ting to Park. No entrance fee on exhibits III
division IS and 81 which are to be exhibited at
City Hall
Articles exhibited in sweepstakes cannot
compete for single or any additional premiums
DIVISION 81.
VEGETABLES.
Best exhibit of vegetables lsweepstakesyy.
$40 LIST, ID, 3 3rd.
For the best four named varieties, 3 lst,
For the best twelve Turnip Blood So lst,
3D.
For the best twelve Sugar, 81 LIST, 2d.
CABBAGE.
For the best six Stone Mason, 81 LIST
ID.
For the best six large Flat Dutch, 81 LIST,
ID
ID
For the best six Early Sweinfurtb 50 lst.
I'd.
For the best Six Red. - Isl. ID.
For the lest six SAVOY, 81 lit, III.
CARROTS.
For tbe hest e,,nihit nf carrots po+ a. tbo,
,yalya of NV ne nomed varct =; "a
- -
cAuLIrLowrH.
...,.a.
FOR the oest exhibit Oh caulI'io"er' not less
'n"N 'i> Vi any oi4' N"i'o'!' p 49, ~
CELERY.
For +ba has+ o,,bi,,;+ of l,Iaro,,o,1, oo,on,-
IL, th, ~ 4 * ~ ~ ] ~ III
- LIST ID.
CORN.
Product of 1889
For the best exhibit of sweet corn, product Of
1882 OF not less than II ears Of any one variety,
s. lst, ID.
For the best exhibit of not less than three
kinds. and not less than one peck of any one
variety. 81 LIST, I'd, | Sd.
POTATOES.
Ear tba hast hu>baI Ear,v Rose c1l.+ M
81 - ~ 80 A'0'N' 80 m
IA ma hes+ bu.bal Roan+v Of Hebron j,
IL 5oc ~
y W ~ ia hast bnsbel Snowflake Il il M
"a.
soc ID
For the best busbel Extra Early Vermont
81 LIST. soc 2d.
iN1 'liS No0U p"oAiei Oi'ti . -'O' ~ io'' oVO
For the best bushel Early Summer, 81 LIST,
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35.
Agricultural. IMPLEMENTS.

Manufacturers of agricultural implements
are earnestly requested to exhibit their produc-
tons, as it is the the desire of the Society to
encourage as much as possible the show of
agricultural implements.
No premiums will be awarded in this class,
but every faculty will he afforded for exhibit
tors. Space viii be assigned on application to
the Secretary.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
Transportation.

The following arrangements have been made
with General Manager Payson Tucker, of the
Maine Central Railroad, with Arthur Brown,
Superintendent Of the Bangor & Piscataquis
Railroad, and with General Manager f w.
Cram, OF the New Brunswick Railway. for the
transportation of stock and articles for exhibit
ton.
Prepayment by the exhibitor to be made at
the time of shipping. The owner taking all
risk Of transportation, and the money to be re-
turned on return Of stock and such other
articles as may be exhibited, the same not hay
ing changed hands since the shipment.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
PORTLAND, March 10th, 1889
ALL AGENTS: The Eastern Maine State
Fair will commence at Bangor, Sept. Sd, and
continue to and including the 9th.
Live stock and articles intended for exhibition
will be carried on the same terms as formerly
Shippers in each case to prepay charges for
transportation at regular tariff rates. and if
their stock or articles are returned at close of
Fair, unsold, the amount prepaid will be re-
funded; any portion not returned must be
charged for at regular tariff rates
Agents will require each shipper to sign a re-
lease, supply of which will be sent upon APP
plication to the Superintendent.
Trotting wagons, sulkies and all such articles
not strictly intended for ext Luton, will not be
carried free
Agents will ascertain, as nearly as possible
the number of cars requ red at their stations 70
load live stock for the fair, and give notice of
same to 6. A. Alden, WaterviIle, three DAYS
previous to above date.
PAYsoN TUCRER,
General Manager.
The rates for transportation of exhibits to
the Eastern Maine State Fair, at Bangor, Sept.
Sd 10 the 9th, inclusive, will be the same as
granted by the Maine Central Railroad
+. w. CRAM,
General Manager New Brunswick Railway.
ARTHUR Brown,
Superintendent Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad.
w. M. AVER,
Superintendent Somerset Railroad.
The lntercolonial Railway will sell tickets at
excursion rates and return stock and exhibits
free when accompanied with certificate from the
Secretary.
General Manager VIM. H. Hill, Jr., of the
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company, will
take live stock and other articles for exhibition
at the Fair, at Bangor. from Boston and wav
landings at the regular tariff rates, and all sncb
exhibits will be returned free at the close of the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08

MINEEAL ANE HorANlnAL.

A diploma will he awarded the following
Best collection OF useful minerals found in New
England, best collection OF fossils, best col &c
ton illustrating the botany of New England.
best collection Illustrating the entomology of
New England, best collection of birds diving
or stuffed), best collection OF natural curositcs
Of New England, best display of dressed gran
tie, best display of slate, best specimen Of mar
bleizcd wood, best specimen of marbleized
Slate, best specimen of granite (pol-
ished), best specimen Of potash feldspar, best
collection Illustrating mmeralogy of New Eng
land, best specimen Of statuary marble, best
granite and marble Ito he dressed on one side),
best frebricks, best pressed BRICKS best display
of drain tile, best table salt (made by eNhihi-
tory, best barrel of lime made by exhibitor,
best hydraulic cement made by exhibitor
best display of forage grasses
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08
DIVISION %.

Open to competition to the State of Maine
and British Provinces.
Best Clydesdale draft mare, three years old
and over for breeding purposes, with foal by
side, $40 LIST, I'd, 8 3rd.
Best Clydesdale draft mare three years old
So LIST, 3 ID, 2 3rd.
Best Clydesdale draft mare two years old
S. LIST, I'd, 2 3rd.
Best Clydesdale draft mare one year old So
|, 3 ID, Bird.
Percherous the same. Gedlngs three years
old and under, the same.
DIVISION 26.
BEST TR0TTING STOCK BROOD MARE AND FOAL
The rules for judging trotting stock stations
will govern the Judges in awarding the pre-
mlums for trotting stock brood mares.
The mare scoring the greatest number of
points will be awarded the first premium; ID
number of points, I'd premium; Bird number Of
points, 3rd premium.
Best trotting stock brood mare S wears old
and over, with foal by side, $50 LIST, 10 I'd, s.
Best trotting stock brood mare wears OLD
and under, with foal by side, $40 LIST, 10 ID, 50
3rd.
DIVISION 81.
The rules for judging stallion for raising
gentlemens driving horses will govern the
mares for raising gentlemen's driving horses
The mare scoring the greatest number Of
points Will be awarded the first premium: ~
number, I'd premium; 3rd number, Bird pre-
MUM.
Best brood mare for raising gentemen's
driving horses, with foal by side, years old
and over, $40 LIST, . I'd, I'd.
Best brood mare for raising gentlemen's
driving horses, with foal by side, years old
and under, $40 LIST, ID, 3 3rd.
DIVISION 2S.
DRAFT HORSES TO BE TESTED
Open to competition to the State of Maine
and British Provinces.
Best pair draft horses to be tested, $40 LIST, )
ID, 3 Bird.
Best single draft horse to be tested, S. LIST, 8
ID, rtl.
Not less than three pairs to start.
DIVISION 90,
Open to competition to the State of Maine
and British Provinces.
Btst gelding four years old and over. s. lst
ID.
Best gelding three years old, s. lst, ID.
Best gelaing two years old, s. LIST, 3 ID.
Best SeldlnS one year old, s. LIST, ID.
DIVISION 80.
Open to the State Of Maine and British
Provinces.
Same premiums for fllies as for geldings
DIVISION 81.
Open to competition in the State of Maine and
British Provinces.
GenIemen's matched driving horses or mares
for carriage, must be not less than - IL
hands high, of same gait and general appear
ance Closeness of ma ch age, style, action,
road qualities and disposition considered Must
be owned by exhibitors and must have been
driven together at least thirty days before the
Far
Best pair gentlemen's matched driving horses
Or mares for carriage to be shown on tie track,
SO LIST, u ID, 10 3rd.
Best pair horses or mares for coach or
barouche purposes, not less than l6 hands high,
to be shown on track between heats, SO lst,
10 ID.
Best gentlemens driving horse or mare of
any age, to be shown on the track, in buggy or
road wagon mo boots or weights alloWed)
driven by owner, age, color style, disposition,
speed and road qualities to he considered by
the Judges, $40 LIST, 50 "a.
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DIVISION 80.
HOME MADE BREAD, ETC.
To he nYhihitnl at Cit1- IInn

To be exhibited at City Hall.
For best loaf of -four bread, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
For best loaf of graham bread, 81 LIST, SOC
ID.
Fot best loaf of brown bread, 81 lst SOC I'd.
BREAD MADE BY GIRLS UNDER FIFTEEN YEARS
OF AGE.
For best loaf of -four bread, 81 lst, SOC ID.
For best loaf of graham bread, 81 LIST, SOC
ID
For best loaf Of brown bread, 81 LIST, SOC ID
DIVISION "a.
CANNED FRUIT, PRESERVES, PICKLES ETC.
A diploma will be awarded for the following
Best variety put up and made by the exhibitor
best specimen of canned peaches best specimen
of canned pums; best specimen of canned
strawberries; best specimen of canned rasp-
berries best specimen of canned cherries best
specimen Of canned ounces best specimen of
canned tomatoes; best specimen of preserved
ounces; best specimen of preserved apples
best specimen of preserved plums best speci-
men of preserved pears; best specimen of pre-
served Strawberries; best specimen of preserved
raspberries; best specimen of preserved cur
rants; best specimen of preserved cherries
best jar of assorted pickles best bottle of to-
mato catsup; best bottle of mushroom catsup;
best jar ounce jelly; best jar apple jelly best
jar grape jelly best jar currant Jelly; best jar
strawberry Jelly; best jar blackberry Jelly; best
dairy salt gold medal.
Salt to be exhibited at Vanceboro Wooden
Ware building at Park, all other articles in
divisions 50 and 81 in City Hall.