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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

between Daring >sauggier~ and v~nAs
Cussons Omcsrs the s.esernsnent = neins
Robbed oS Millions ~ Dollars Annually
Nv the Iiiicit Tramc la Opium aud
Chimes slaves from british tota"bss.
cmcAco. Feb. "a special y, the Irlh-
nnr from Victoria. n. g., SAYS that no
government il being cheated cut M mill
ions ~ dollars ~ revenue every year. md
that the laws against Chinese immigra-
fion are nagrnnily violated RICH; under
the noses of the government Officials.
The Trihuae's ~pondent says theirs
are IN Victoria nineteen factories, ~
scook houses where opium n manu-
featured and prepared Tor the market.
The combined product J. about @pooj
pounds year. nearly all ~ which i
sold IN the United States and only \
very small part passes through The
cnstoin-hol~c. There are m Vic
tsria and is immediate vicinity more
that a score ~ persons who are openly
engaged in the business ~ smuggling
opium into the States The correspondent
SAYS. They tell tough stories here about
some ~ the American customs officials.
ana III the light ~ recent developments il
l. believed that there has been some cx-
fcnsive thieving. and few ~ the ra~cais
NAVE UftN Nt&-At. sFffiH' ~ t4F Hitt N--t1t1
IA Victoria openly boast that they have
been able 4, bribs aimos. every custom
house Official they have come in contact
with. But opium forms only part
of the stock ia trade ~ the Vi. snug
glerS. for the most nr,ariol< ~
their operations j. th.trnfiic that l. beiag
carried on in Chinese slaves. Chinese
men and woflea are bought and sold with
as much imrnnity a~ people. * fhn Spath-
ern States traficked IN African Slaves he~
fore tie war. The business j. rapidly in
creasing. aili H. now among the most
lucrative industries * Vancouver ISLAND
Men are getting immensely rich ont % Il.
and talk abnHt tie traffic a. freely AMI
I unblushinel. A. merchants discuss profits
/ in sugar 4nd dry goods. Little ri,S AZ IN
I Cured. for the ~nGgglrr~ ~ China
\ men or opium can not he convict
I ell unle~~ caught In the act
4 ~ smuggling. anl Smurgirl goods
I found il their possession. -, IN order -
\ convict. the customs officers must capture
7 tie smmrgler's vessel in American waters
4 with the cantrahand slaves GA board.
/ Oace they are Ian led ana The boat puts
back into Rriti~h waters she or her crew
can not. unlrr existing treaties. M mo-
l.s,.l. ami nothing can ~ done with fhe
climese cargo INT - send i back Z" VIC
furia AT III expense y. the American
Gove-nment Ani the chances are. \
SEM back. they will be landed IA tls
United States again within .orty-eighi
lunr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS

NJ senate. On thu eth. the confer
en ~A.rr an rh~ Jill - incorporate the
MnrirfnAA c-nnl Company ~ Nicaragua
wn~ agreed t,,- The House amendment r.
rhe ~~1are bill a. n, che cutting ~ timber
\ III Er1t1tan lard- was epncnrred in Ine
\ I.p-f-lAtiwp. InIiAial and Consular bill
w-n- Further cun~l.i .rr,l--..---.Int thu House.
Ssnnr~ b8lI providing that the pablic lands
nwsr -nnir-s re private entry shall b us
n rpyset lax arrpr linz % the homestead laws
unIT VA rixen up. amens n and passed
Y The htil Increasing tn pen-ion z. 'Ar
wuta~ 0s B--rtili * ~ neral VI a. Emers
srssn ~;gi wv PIT month WA 'ekrn VIZ
nnlI pu~s VII The Hya~r then vent INV"
es,ma strr~ VI rhe whole ~ the Army Ap-
pr38riAtb.n bill. and. pendin- dsct@lon
.n ..~ras,. t~ssns Iment4 proposed. ordered
x enusarN nrs VA TIRE District ~ t1tumniA
Arrrt.nrt.ttpn bill aud aliournrd.
e,rxr NJ LILLIAN Br~MAErK h. been ap-
u.tr-..l Pre side=t " tA= Prpvtnre -
Hanover.
~ the TN. Mr. Thomas .. conapn. Mem
NJ nv Parliament for East Ttppfrary.
rr-.nnl. wa~ seneenred ~ ~" months
trr.rtsnars4nt on the charge " MEETING
4. hyr~,rttn-. An appeal wa taken AMI
~. Ga,n.I..n wa- released On boil
Tnw RnIrpf ~,mmitfee ~ the German
MT IVY. n.lspted the bill Increasing tht
Fr.n..~nr-- dsaarinn. Herr Virchow and
Rtehrer di~.ented frvnl the atom n IN
syu1niitt~e-
Z EwrKnsn FRANCIS JoSEfH ~ austria
4 ha. t*-i,.sl AN Mn l.r-"r -the-dny thahkih-
{. rh~ ARMY and Enxy sor their l"yai'y an'
/. 49, rha 4vna pnrhv shown NV them f"r MN
\ a~ NV. .,..s-s.i.,n * thu death ot CrpwI
4 Prince Randolph
M. az the New lfr
+. 49, I.sxf~Itfl1re agreed On the tth- W vot
le snr X n peal w the Loeal-Optiyn Li1uo
~ law passed laSs winter.
~ Ara r.t. meeting ~ managers NJ rail
y rsr.is es.n-ersnr AZ Pueblo. Col. twas ~
" rrr1nlaed "a batIA sBAl.enl union depot
"a vrRv r,,f.i weather. amonntin- In som
rs.~44 M X blizzard prevailed All alon
- en- Hs.t-.,n river and throughout iii
a nsrfitsril part ~ Sew Yors state On e.
= esh
wrrrrNu IN MsnrTx. q prominent mn
"A wealthy drax-i-t uf Cincinnati commit
NJ rsI ~nirHsI~. WA d. -lh. Nj throwing him
e. SIT from IA window. Cnuse unknown
To- TAG Northern phty blanket Mill. d
~ Cleveland. ~. w.nS burned un the M
lin--. ~lrNK. Insurance.. 5000.
H. TmK bri- FIDr~nee. whirh left New Yor
it- e,r Galveston with ir3n Last Novenhe
M. hn4 h@pn given up ter Lost. having. II
49, believed. fsaEi'lerrA during the Storm
'tY November al. She wn@ commanded
captain 4fkin4, ut Milton, Del, and Cal
- rSesl a erww W eight men.
Ite THE London Daily News Rome Ill
- patch states that d ronrl9ve uf Cardina
W. hns derifed that Price Rudolph mn
hv have been insane when H. agreed ~ ~
- a siAleI- and wa~- therefore, entitled t. r
fhxtums rites az hlS burial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

CHICAGO Feb. The annual cYnNrE-
fsnn ~ stoy. manufacturers NJ the Tinted
states met here yesterday. TnerH Were
ITO manufacturers present. ann after ttr
convention wns call ~ o-slrr fFrslhviif
Barbour. ~ Detroit Mich. delivered his
annual address showing that There wrrr
a.5Dn.Dn stoves made annually. thasthrre
were 80 blast furnaces In operation \"
chat are idle ana - ia process TX c,n-
struction. The secretary then real ii- MI
pnr.. ana the work ~ hearing REPORTS
from the committees On Drer-prD~ icii"A.
bankrupt Law. consideration. "ir.- va
taken a.. The convention will rfAiAMn~
through the week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

sufr>en. rrh. -.-Th Aasll,NTlAia iin'r.'
which ~ a rart ~ ihA great Sirue'AF1 N
which Tie Republican, convention
l,.ll her.. la~t Jume. VA leased yesterday
~ . triun,siraf. d. famous hytFl '''~n'
~,npo~.d " Jas. II. Brf-lsn. prpF,.,. \,
~ ,i,e s.il4ev House Nrw NsrE' N N.
S,,n,hr.ta. nrnuri-for of tha Hotel 1850
~-;rr ~ y.rk. ann chnrlHs NM. rl"F-
h.ra. manager uf thn West Hotel VIZ Mln.
,,.,,'oii- MINI. They viii tprm \ -tv.N
,..,,nnanv. M which Mr. Brv~'in w1li IN
president AMI Mr.. Sou.hsasr Nlfe. f's,,'.-
ae,. nnl rnaunrer. TIL hrsel ana nnu'-
,arlum Nil b..sh open ia Soye mn 'r. M,
ia,,sr WITH Ill operate scstivai ~ :
grand scse
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

NEW Yong. Feb. 7--Fannie Mo'Tr,
aged eleven. was stopped ~ tAe sir''s
January Is. while going apme if"in
school. ~ wrII-dre~s~d fnan W." 'n-
snIfcd hc- aud declared that ne was 49,
.hc Ripper The child waS 'rrrinss
frightened and IN seeing the erer' N ~
words tie man fled. Fannie Wa deir'ca~
when ne reached home. and BRAN i.r..
set In from which -hc died Monday. .n'
police are cndeavoring =" hnA l's
stranger. H4 ~ said - have sn'nr'ri'..
with number * school children "
similar manner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15
A SINGULAR CASE.


TAwLEYvrrLE. Conn. Feb Ga case
OF suspended animation" here j. attract
iar the attention y. physicians AT over
the state The subject L. MIS- Belle Nc
Arthur. aged eighteen years. The ATTACKS
come upon her periodically without warn
inr. lasting from i've u eight dayS- canS-
ing her a. lo~e control ~ All pnFSicat
power ami a. appear like one who y lad
She l. now in one X these frances Arin-
rnlar feature 81 the case i' that her -ei -
~ feeling aud hearing are rendered paas-
fully acute. causing her ~ sui n WhA' III.
describes a. The most terrible agony Nh
Knowing al that j. going on ahol' hrr
without the ability y express nfT~ri..
Mis- McArthnr's general health i g"oi-
AMI when In normal cpndiii9A I'm l.
bright. witty and vivaripuS-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

4 rrr<r- ~ ra@ nr.sMrzflrr Goal trade =
,h-ear~n~.a There are r-H-aAepr Tons ~
80 ~. \. "a wn-e-. TIE rrr<urn<r~ ~
go Va -r,sse ..-s--nrr-- ~ 1heF have en-
-.-.a srrn 4 ro-nrArf Nv h1l1 81 @nr-l
..-.,..-. a...~a-r~ a..rss u-nlsr@r1-
Tur Per- T-stnn. rr1rzs rrrznr that
f. f..s-orasnl ~ snr5rc. ErAnn.nel- eldest sem
=. ~ nuf+ X a.--a And n@7arw rp KIr.-
,s,--.f.--r ~ ArchansAT MAr-nr~s-
T-nr1-~- \. A-rhauke CnArle= Lt1Ls -
An-r-a.- = possible
THx pee r,esssT-.z r~ler-Km cs twp
...'.----.a x.n-,a. --.n-n Emr~r,s- Francs
r....-n ,-srH-.r .rsan .s--atz- II r~@rv thIlr-
- - ~ - $50. ~ s~-o~n Prfrre In
1-,-1. r. rss.-.s a.nrsm- -~r,as-.R as ILL.,.
-. ~. Erurr.a-r- n.-.fn rer~-rnrsh4.1
=. 49, - 80 49, .-~xres- ssyras1lnrhrr
- -, 49,, - 49, w. +srrs, = IN npn10rr-
. "A. -. ~ rh- Pr~rs=
~ rr.-rwrrx nr-n n-e hrnfrrsf
"a rhree wears III oldest w~mAn W
49,, ~ Yrrk. Ese.E NJ B~~kunn-
-. ~ 80 ~ - 49, ~ rppE health
.---s1 ~.as- $3.50 - .14.rni-r-
TT S+rr-ra-x az In Nay wns In
- .a -. = =. - 49, srrsr.An ~-.-r-
~. .- ~. ~ ,s-,..-. ---A-,- .M- ~ - Mar
T-T-s - - $500 ur,s rpsslfv
- - - ~ w-.mrr r.~..-..1 Ill
49, n ~ r--.~- 49, - -. -xv~xr-.1-
..S.s -.-.s-. ..-,s4--s - 1nsr tn -s-r
- ~N--.-
~ sans
- - r--r-~..- 800 - - N, trrsT.t- y
- a-.- VA. - --.-----s-.s. -
49, - - - ~ Es---s.n - Nv ~
- 4 - ~, - So - vi n-r
- i. y 49, ~. - n.--a 49, <nn
-. ~ n -. - n-,n-,l
- 49,. - 4 1',. 49,. s.s--~,l
-l1-A = - -
w ,..-.r Y IN. ~. z.-.,ss--,z ry-r.us mfg
-. - ~. .-.' - -r VA. ri.
-r-sn-rh y. - rerasr- * IT, wrsrnn~rrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. -.--Secrefrry .ilas
Mas granted two ~ the three hci-water
privileges al Hot Springs. Ark. author
tied ~ the joint resolution n March -.
last--fhe first to NJ. VIM. Eastman. ~
Minneapolis. Mimi, and the second ~
Messrs. 4. Hayes and r. &. Laird. ~
Minneapolis: Philip Kelley. ~ N. Paul.
Ana Geo. ". BAKER. ~ Hot Springs. Ark.
Ia consideration * the privileges granted
both parties arn ID construct hrsf-class
brick hotels on their respective premises
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

NOTICE has been given In the pels~as.
senate AZ bin 70 revoke the iahiiifs =.
women 70 the pillory and whipping posi-
for certain crimes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

II i stated thar Sir Julian faunce'etr
per,,,nent Secretary tur fpreisn
Affairs will he appointed British Minister
N Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

Mn. wAxAxAkER has purchased tne
rrelinrhuvsen house on street v -Sh-
a rton. now occupied by Secretary MI
new. He paid -. ono for IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
sGevss from Everywhere.

- a. serni-oftiriaily announced fna-
c~e,t britain having Recognized Leriiafnr
A. President az Hayti, France ~aii % nke-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

coxsrAnLE cLIFroS. 81 Kldysart Ire
land. resigned from the police on the q
as a protest against the government
treatment or Mr.. O'Brien-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

I.oRp SALISBURY has assured Ensfen
pasba- the Turkish Ambassador 70 Lon
don. that sir W. A. White vii remain y
british Ambassador at Constan1ino2le-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

OxE ~ the amendments agreed W 10 ine
consideration IL fhe Legislative ApGro-
sriasion lii by the senate committee
raises the salary of the private secretary
N fhe President from - 80 - Sseeo. The
committee was unanimously IN favor 81
tbs amendment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

CnrrAGn. Feb. "a Trihune special
rom Indianapolis says Tint y. +. snIli-
vans embrzzl-menf aud flight IL liable 70
lead "a further disclosures " misuse ~
funds by county officials. County Treas
tlrcr Iofiin was asked yesterday II he hal
HIT accepted d large amount " paper
.ram his predecessor. Hiram ". Mill
IN. III admitted that h. hal nr-
,epted siaa.0ai in notes. Mr.. Lofiin
said: "At first refused a nc-
cent them. and demanded the cash. but On
Ne advic. NJ my bondsmrn accepted the
notes for collection. I aid not assume
The dclt~. bat just agreed u collect them,
and have strained every nerve e make
collections. with only partial snccts-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

GENERAL BorLA~6EH- On ine ~ -
pressed a preference for fhf AmfraFa =
Constitution. and changes IN thal u
rection in the French Constitution are -
perfed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE severity If the winter IN China =
increasing the distress cansea ~ lai IL
a. shan Tunr ana Manchuria. II i e~f1-
mated that $4,000 persons are s'Ar' - IL
Chen Kianc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

The Edinburgh Court rendered aera-
sion. On the 9TH. in which a hplaS fhai N
has no jurisdiction In the action i@r lADrh
brought ~ Mr.. Farnel against fhe Lsn-
don Times. The court. thrriWrr- uA--
missed Mr. Parnell'& action with the COSTS
q appeals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

AMONG the proposed amendments ~ me
appropriation billS reported from the Sen
ate committees. On tire ifh- was one trvm
the committee On the judiciary - pAy ~
The widow ~ the late rhiet-yusfice Naii~
the unpaid balance ~ his years salary
- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

BILL was introduced n the fehA~ H
vania House Of Representative. vn ~.
9th. making il punishable py NJ "
from so 10 800 for any person m 't'AA
another 70 intoxicating liquors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

GOVERNOR BEAVER q fenn- Elrania ha~
signed the Joint resolution submitting ~
a vote Of the people the proposed amend
,rant "a the Constitution prohibiting lhe
ale or manufacture ~ Intoxicating
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

ANOTHER candidate for Public Primer
has formally entered the lists II 1nr
rerson ~ A. H. :. Davis who during N
lat two or three years has been WASH
incton correspondent ~ the Ninnealolis
sr~sfs4,-,n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE It. Petersburg Norpe NremFa pub
fishes statement from IT. Berlin cut.re-
xrondent who says he has reason ~ PR
Iere that Germany and England hare
formed an alliance for the frOiectiO- n.
Sarfhern seas and ports
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE North River Sugar Refining Com
many " New York has appealed ~ The
general term " the supreme Court n,
New york City from the declsl"n m
Judre Barrett dissolving the company ~
aiming The Sugar Trust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

Nh. Preston. the Haytien Minister. On
he 1T. informed the Secretary o. stale
that several vessels are being fitted en- ~
New York FOR an expedition against 4 astl-
ana the matter was referred 20 the Treas
rarx Deparfmeuf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

The Post-osfice Appropriation bali a.
completed. on the ist. By the House CON-
mittee on post-otfires and post roads.
proposes total appropriation % ~sA-
hg.4s4. This H. total 81 ~s-sss.-lv more
than the appropriation for the cnrrenf
wear
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

TIVE Chamber 81 Deputies. ~ M sfh-
confirmed the election ~ General ClnSe-
ret a. Member for Var i was charged
that he was al American riilzfn- sna
therefore Ineligible ~ hold ONCE under
the French Gorernmerf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE Opportunities France are arsireiF
plotting ~ overthrow the Flpqari Ninis-
try. NJ. AZ Ffeyeinet has held A. inter-
view with General Boulanr~r- and offered
him seat III the Cabinet which the terfn-
er expects 70 form ia the future
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE German Minister was On the oih-
notified ~ Secretary Bayard that fhe
T-nited states will accept the proposition
for 4 resumption. at Berlin 70 the confer
ence regarding samoan affairs. begun II
Washinr ton III 1->-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

AT the special ngres~ionnl 0iecNo1
held IL the First District o. Indiana. on the
18th On January. Francis y Posey. Re-
ublican. was elected over Parrett- DEM
acraf. hy one |. I'D majority.
FARMERS around Wabash havs BEEN
vict.mx-d BY a boras nursery agent
AN eighteen year-old girl namsd Nora
Shlnkgs attempted 70 commit suicide -
Anderson.
NEW ALBANY has cut OH the pay Of -
~tuncs..nen in order &, rc TUGS expenses
FaNNcrs MrRrHY's sons are holding
series ~ Temperance meetings az Law
-eneehurg
HrxRY CnftsxS was Kill BY "a lin;
sres nesr She.tyvlie-
CHARLES srRAw's clothes caught n r
shaft. while ne was oiling machinery near
Sew Albany. and he was crushed to
leath
AvrL EfKrxs attempted suicide az Co.
umhus by swallow NJ nitrate q silver be-
.ause III mother rcyased to allow him 70
marry Mollie Bryant A stomach -pun.r
VA applied and the patient may recover.
THE wooieuware factory az Mar,insville.
Employing about one hunired men. re-
sume.i work the other morning after q
seven weeks shutdown
Al rwKrvx-YEAR-OfD boy named Van.
| 6uski4k. was drowned while skating near
| sv-t~4h
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

Mn. PArrERSox. ~ Essex. Ont. intro
duced bill in the Dominion Parliament
on the4th. 10 admit United States vessels ~
wrecking. towing and coasfin- privileges
in Canadian waters The measure ~as
read the first time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

ALrrHEEAx preacher. ia Bertha Oh the
IA. ia the presence NJ The Duke AnA
Duches. II Cumberland referred ~ = ru-
NOR that the late Crown Prince kudolph
recently spoke 10 somebody about Tie
Hofburr being haunted by ghost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

Mn RosERr l.. MILLER. ~ Ohio chic
az the loans AMI currency division ~ fhe
Treasury Department. va ~ th- "a
appointed deputy collector ~ customs ~
Port Townsend, W. r.. and left H. sane
night with hi- wife for his post ~ duiy-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15

THE House judiciary committee IA
directed 4 favorable report On The BAH ~
prevent Federal judges appointing a.
masters in charcery. receivers. ~ic--
their kinsfolk. deputy clerks mAr-hAls cr
deputy marshals-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-15


-
- 4
WEEEyX"1RIEk-t
-,,~r~ p..i,li-hor-
,x,r,ya
JA>fhh'
nADTrC 0E THE HAY
lVI lOD VI ILL
News from Ev0gyW1osSs
announced that
c-e.t britain having Recognized Leriismr
= president az HayfL France Viii 90 Ak~-
v;se
- -, p.,,rc,<nr~
p.~,,,,nenf Under Secretary for fpreisn
A1airs will he appointed British Minister
~ washington.
= -. n.,.w.
NoricE Las prs. 1870 1900 ,hr liability -
senate q Z ..s,,,,-x .nd whipping pos,
women " ~ r..-s
TOT certain \ ~
MRS EMMA ALrHorSE- 81 A''A1a- - =
ma NV. -. =, s.T.,rts ~ her physician %
tnir,s ~ !. h y, t.ilea-
a"aAen - ''------
Mr.. wASANAKER has p urcna~r - -
Frelinghuysen house On ! sirrrt- 49,
irgton. now occupied by SecrelA's -
ney- He paid >S'-on ior ~
CONSTABLE CLIFTON, 81 hhasSAra -
land. resigned from the ponor- - - -
as \ protest against thr -''
treatment 81 Mr. o'brien-
unonr- the desaulting gem
-, $500 - Indianapoiis az the Con-
necticut Mutual Life lns urance .vin a =
OF Hartford Is in Montreal
,sr,-,~ Sas assured Ensfem
AyH' ~ Trrt,-b Ambassador 10 Lon
-. White viii remain n
pr;r;sh An, bassador al Constanrino2le-
NJ, .xern ~ the III. ex-
rhNlnN- - - - the American
prv~ssa ia rhanres in that d.
~, r-..,,h a.,r,Stitnfion are ex-
1870 , =
s------- 49,. :.
..-n~sfw ~ the winter II AIIIA T.
- ~ a;srrsss caused by famine
~, IA uanrhrria II is e=ti-
~ 60. 80 "a ~, ,ersora~ are ssarri-.- IA
lna.r1 r 80.
49, = -
WILLIAM Travis. pefrel' ~ as'l.l -
Il.a.' .'....7lsrr ACCIDENT insurance com
NJ - sh..'7.s,,r NJ own hand Of. and
-, ' Z. af,s,r,- 4 ono.
mus II n -
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-24

The recorded real estate sales yesterday
aggregated 800, 1897. and were as follows:
Christiana ChristOpherson to Elizabeth
Christopherson, part of the northwest
quarter and southwest quarter of section
E, township north, range l west 90
acres 81.
Edward Toone to Ida Sophia Gyselaar,
the west quarter Of lot 3, block IS, plat c.;
81.
D. II. Peery Jr., TO S. w. I inder, part of
l)t 10, block 10, plat B $500.
Oliver Q. Boss and wife to James NJ.
Wade, 57-lOO acres in the southwest
quarter of section "a, township north,
range west; also % 4S-10O acres in same
quarter section; 81 SEQ.
John Rackham and wife to Raymond j.
Powers, part of lot g, block IA, plat A, 81
Ks rods s., 800
u Stephen H. Winter and wife to A H. and
Frank j. Cannon and Florence F. Nelson,
the north half If lot and south half of lot
4, block AZ, plat A. Il acre. 81, 900.
A. H. Cannon to Frank J. Cannon and
Florence F. Nelson, the north half of lot 3
and south half of lot 4, block Al, plat A zone
acre. 1856.
Thomas F. Durbin and wife to Andrew
J. Warner, part of block 10, plat c.; S775.
Thomas f. Durbin and wife to Andrew
J. Warner, east half of lot : of Kershaw's
subdivision of block 81, plat c.; $3.50.
4 Thomas f. Durbin and wife to Andrew
J. Warner, half Of part of lot 2, block As,
plat A; 81, 900.
Thomas F. Durbin and wife to Andrew
J. Warner, one half Of part of lot 9, block
4. plat b (4x10 rods S40O.
Thomas +. Durbin an wife to Andrew
J. Warner, one half Of lots ., 3 and T. block
8, plat G; 81, 200
Thomas f. Durbin and wife to Andrew
J. Warner, one half of part of lot l, block
49, plat (7x9 rods; 81 900.
E. A. Reed ct al to F. A. Kemp. part of
lot q block 45, plat A COOKIES feet ;Sl2, 800
Thomas Herringer and wife 10 Sophia
Flatfoot part of lot 6, block 3, plat A, go
feet by s rods 81, $50
Anna M. IversOn to Leon Samuels, part
et<bt7 block a, plat A, IA feet by 5 rods)
$3.50
E. A. Reed and wife and A. J. Warner
AND wife to S. NJ. Preshaw, part of lot 9,
block 4, plat B, "A by 10 rods 1000.
Israel c. Brown and wife to Joseph G.
Connell, part of lots and 10, block 5, plat
B, Is by Is rods); s., 800.
Joseph Perry and wife to Warren G.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-24
Exaggerated Reports.

1 THE HERALD correspondent learns that
5there has been an exaggerated conception
of the extent and spread of diphtheria at
Plain city, Ogden's beautiful suburb. A
few deaths have occurred, it is true; but
ali possible precautionary measures have
b9eu taken to prevent the extension Of the
: Tread plague. On Sunday last DR.. j. Y.
Allen, county quarantine physician, was
cut there by order from the county board
aud he found that the plague is abating.
There have been five deaths in all, and at
present there are only three cases, with all
indications of cOnvalescence. In order to
acquaint the general public for their own
and the community's welfare with the
needs of the situation, DR.. Allen caused
typewritten copies Of the quarantine law
to be distributed all over the town. All
schools, church meetings and general gath
erings have been abandoned for several
weeks and it is hoped that in a few DAYS
the clouds will have rolled by.