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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-31

HAGGARD's STORY of sBeatrice,n which
draws to close in to-day's HERALD, will
be considered as one of the most powerful
of all his love stories. 1.-THE Danver's
Jewels a tale in somewhat lighter
mould, is presented in this number and
will be found very entertaining.
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$500 REWARD.

1 will pay the above reward for informa-
ton which will lead to the apprehension of
the parties who brutally assaulted James
E. Game on the night of July 10.
J. M YOUNG,
City Marshal.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. "A. 1890.
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ROWLAND UAfJ,

A select school OF high order, for girls.
Boarding and day pupils received. Special
attention given to music, German and
French, in addition to the ordinary
branches. Term begins Septem Der 8, 1890.
For particulars, address.
BISHOP LEONARD
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OUR COUNTRY.

OUR COUNTRY.
Our thought of thee is glad with hope,
Dear country OF our love and prayers
Thy way is down no fatal slope,
But up to freer sun and airs.
Tried as by furnace fires, and yet
BY Gods grace only stronger made,
In future tasks before thee set,
Thou shalt not lack the old time aid
The fathers Sleep but men remain
AS true aud wise and brave rs they;
Why count the loss without the gain?
The best is that we have to-day.
No lack was in thy primal stock,
No weakling founders builded here:
Thine were the men of Plymouth Rock
The Puritan and Cavalier
And they whose firm endurance gained
The freedom of the souls of men.
Whose hands unstained in peace maintained
The swordless commonwealth of Penn.
And time shall be the power of all,
To do the work that duty bids,
And make the peoples council hall
AS lasting as the pyramids.
Thy lesson all the worl shall learn,
The nations at thy feet shall Sit
E5rths furthest mountain tops shall burn
With watch fires from thine own uplit.
Great without seeking TO be great
BY fraud or conquest; rich in gold
But richer in the large estate
OF virtue which thy children hold.
With peace that comes of purity.
And strength TO simple justice due,
so owns our loyal dream of thee!
God OF our fathers make it true.
Oh. land of land, to thee we give
Our love, our trust, our service free.
For thee thy sons shall nobly live
And at thy need shall die for thee.
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NH nINWOOpEY

invites all his old customers aud the pub
lie generally to call and examine his fine
stock of furniture, carpets, linoleum, baby
carriages, refrigerators, etc, at his show
rooms in Calder's music palace, As w. First
South street Telephone 2l8.
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DELICIOUS WARN BEVERAGES.

The decoc'ions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure
nd superior. First class wines, liquors,
beers, ales aud cigars. Family supplies
speciality.
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietors.
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s. +. BALL e. CO..

The well known caterers, have everything
that makes up first-class refreshment
house-cakes, pastries. candies, drinks,
fruits, ice cream, etc Wedding cakes and
ornaments a speciality. Hot lunch from
IL m. till pm.
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JOHN &. WHITTIER.

1t was an exemplifcation of 1.-The modesty
of true greatness" that that grand old
figure, JOHN G. WHITTIER, furnished in
Boston the other day. In lieu of his pres
ence he sent note to a gathering of G. A
r. notables and literary people, containing
''some lines which he hoped might not seen
inappropriate" WHITTIER Is almost the
only connecting link between the present
literary age and that of HAWTHORNE, BRY-
ANT and LoNGFELLow, and the millions who
have read his early poems can hear of
nothing from his pen without desire to
read aud cherish it, Here are the lines
his latest patriotic hymn:
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TEE DAILY HERALD is published every morn
ing, Mondays excepted st THE HERALD Block,
corner West Temple and First South Streets
Salt Lake City, by THE HERALD COMPANY.
Subscription price. in advance, 5000 per an
mum, post paid.
TIE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is published every
Wednesday and Saturday morning. Price In
advance $500 per year; six months H.'a, post
paid
TnESuEpAYH HERALD is published every Sunday
morning. Price. in advance. ESQ per annum,
postpaid.
SUBSCRIBERS will confer favor By forwarding
information 10 this ONCE when their papers are
no promply received. This Will aio us 10 de-
termine where the fault lies.
ALL communications should be addressedt,
THE HERALD,
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Parties removing from one place 10 another, ana
desiring papers changed should Arrays gsoeJor''sr
"a a1eH as present address.
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Entered at the Postofice at Salt Lake City,
Uten, for transmission through the mails as
second class matter
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Mems ri veted o. blue overails redcued
from 75c. to 60c.. at
PEOPLES EQUITABLE Co-OP.
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Beautiful stock or carpets and rugs at
Dinwoodey's, in Calder.s music store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-31

IVORY PATENT" AND Royal GORGE
excel all other fours in quality. Ask your
grocer for it.
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As the weather is becoming more
pleasant, an AFTERNOON could not be mora
probably spent. A cordial invitation to bs
present is extended to all. AS usual that
talented musician, and composer of military
airs, Professor Feussel will have imme-
diate charge of this as well US al! the cou-
certs given by the Sixteenth Infantry
band, OF which he is the leader.
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Philadelphia Record, "tell the farmers that
they put added duties on wheat, corn, bar
ey, potatoes, ETC., to raise the price of those
things, and in the next breath they swear
they are doubling the tax on tin plate,
glassware, crockery, cutlery, ETC., in order
to lower prices. They know very well that
levying duties on articles that we do not
import does not raise prices, and that the
collection of duties on articles we do import
increases their cost to the extent of the
duty paid. But they expect to Gefool the
country again with this double-edged de-
ceptioE. The fraud has been so long ands
successfully practiced that among the more
devout believers it passes for economic
truth, while graybeards are found who
proclaim it in the Senate chamber
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EVENTS AND COMMENTS.

John H. Rumel Gr) will be going around
with his arm in sling, if his friends and
lovers of right and justice generally do not
withhold their congratulations
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Norristowr Herald: In a recent battle in
Guatemala thirty six brigadier-g generals
and six privates were killed. 1t is difficult
to understand why so many prlvates should
have been in the tight.
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Workingmen's pants, CT fine qnality, well
made and salts factory wearers, at sl.25 per
pair. I GOLDSMITH 81 Co.
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Ut DUNBAR & co. circulators.
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The troops having returned from their
fifteen days outing, the regiment band
will render the following unusually attrac-
tive programme The concert commences
ut 5 O'Clock this afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
THE SPIRIT POSTMASTER.
His Second Trial Starts on With Big
Crowd

His Second Trial Starts on With a Big
Crowd.
The far-famed and much talked of
case Of Or. Walter +. Reid, the spirit
postmaster. is now for the second time
on trial IN the United States Court. The
first witness called was John II. Leach,
the postal inspector VINO made the com
plant. HIS evidence did not d lffer
very much from that he gave on the
former trial, but the witness from kal-
amazOo, j. c. Hoedemaker, gave very
damaging testimony against the defend
ant. He claims that DR.. Reid cOnfided
to hlm something of his methods in
answering correspondence. He says
that the defendant told him that he
could not answer the letters at all with
out seeing them. For the purpose of
getting at the letters, he steamed those
tha; were sealed with mucilage, used q
kmte on those that were sealed with
wax, and sometimes when he could get
into one corner he would Introduce q
wire prong and coil the letter into q
small roll and then draw IT out at the
corner of the envelope.
He charged only 81 for answering the
letters sealed in the ordinary way, and
So for those sealed with wax and
stitched with thread. =,
lie said that the doctor had told him
that ne could not destroy the faith of
Spiritualists, no matter what ne did.
The doctors adherents were loud in
their denunclation of HOedemaker,
after court adjourned, and said his evl.
dence was q pack of lies.
The chairs IN the court room were all
filled, but the attendance IS not nearly
as large as at the former trial OF the
case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
POLICE AND COURT.

A fortnight ago, Ofhoer spencer ar
rested Peter RAb.neau. AZ Redmond
Opera House, tor being dlsorderly.
KaDlneau's resistance 70 tie oInoef
made i necessary h handle ham some
What roughly, snd IN the seaffe' ihe
officer inflicted an ugly scalp wound
upon the man. A jury trlal followed
IA which the enoeayor Was made ~
certain persons over zealous for the ola
soldier. to prove that spencer had gone
beYand his authority ln las treatment
Of hls prisoner. Ihe Jury quickly found
Rabineau guilty OF the offence ~ drunk
and dlsorderiY. The usual me Was ini-
posed hut IA consideration OF the old
soldiers physical and mental state, lbs
Honor gave hlm unui yesterday H. pay
tie tine. Yesterday hs appeared And
announced hls inability g0 pay, And las
ume Was extended 10 the sth INST.
George Thompson stole some bed
Quilts from Mrs. NJ stone, and paid Tor
MS iuoiscreuOn three times a. much as
the property was worth. The mdiscTe-
ton eonssted OF allowing himself 90
gel drunk and thereby NJ himself for
the deNl could cOncoct.
The English language iselastc enough
10 csll Michael Harden d suspicious
character without Offense OF lmputa-
ton against Michael. He suspects
/ Richard Tate Ot being more than sus-
/ piclOus character With some very ofien-
( Ave Imputations, and has secured a
/ search warrant 10 empower the officers
!, sf
pantsloOus. he values the stolen goods
atS2.
Ii needs no jury trial 10 prove that
+ Thomas Parker las black eye. But
+ Parker says that one Bob Baker j. the
I man who did il, and Detective Gates
/ took the warrant Tor assault and bat
terry and brought Baker ln. HIS Honor
will look INTO the matter this morning
/ The klnderearten class was increased
Yesterday to ten, and il ls hoped that
there Wlll Doe enough to make thc en-
terprse pay when school opens satur-
F day morning.
The janltor OF the police building,
named John Brink, Keeps house Win
/ his family on the third flOor. lts;ei-
/ daY the announcement was made hY
/ the sfamily physician that there was
I scarlet fever in Brink family. by rca-
son of the isolation of the family ou
the top floor, llttle danger = appic-
hended ifcommon prudenccls observed.
Readers ct tins column WI be pieased
10 learn that little George Wood has a.
last secured q home ia when hls ifc
| will not be crushed out. lie s the boy
whose parents have 50 brutaiy NAL
| treated INN, and who was picked up
Tuesday carrying two black eyes ad-
muistered by hls mother An order
has been made by Judge Perkins for
has admission 10 the State public school
/ al COldNator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

From the Muskegon News.
An affecting ght was witnessed about
7:30 last evening between y. J. Nor
larty at the auction store and his niece,
Josephine Moriarty, of Grand Rapids.
who has decided 20 enter the convent
of The Sisters OF Charity at Cincinnati,
10 which place she takes her departure
on Wednesday evening next. The fol
lowing dialogue took place between the
uncle and his niece. Remember,
Josey, ] am the oldest living being now
belonging toyou. Look INTO my face and
let Is picture be impressed or your
mind as long a. YOU choose. knoel
down, my JOsev, my brotbeT's best
loved daughter, and let me bless Won
before lose SIGHT Of you forever.
The old man crossed bis hands on the
head Of ms kneeling niece, kissed her
checks while tears flowed down bis fur
rowcd face like ram. "Be firm. my
Josey: although nay heart breaks 10
think that shall never see your face
again. now YOU are dead % me. BE
firm IN the faith and vocation YOU have
chosen. Farewell. farewell, farewell
forever" One oi the eternesi men in
town witnessing the affecting scene
turned back. faced toe wall and s0bted
such are the troubles Of life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

Hon. EdvanF hlyesterdsy received
a communication stating that Hon.
Geo. Y. y. Lothrop. president of the
Detroit Bar Assoc At on, under the IN
struct0ns of tnat ASSOCIATION, has ap-
pointed = committee Of ten II the DIS
tngu shed attorneys Of TIC state %
present the bsr resolutions relative %
The death q the late Justice Campbell. =.
81 the opening of the supreme Court
nert week Tuesday. tho sfh. That
committee e composed of Hon Benz
- Huston. AtuueYF4enersl, Hons.
Benz. ? Graves II. = Brown. Chss :.
walker. Vim. J.. WebbeT. Isaac Mar
stoa. Don u Dickinson, Austin Bisr,
A J.. u ard and Mr. Uhl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

Hon. c. w. Garfield saws that from
the best information obtainable there
VIII be in the region from middle Kent
county 10 BentOn Harbor, only a very
light crop of the most hardy varieties.
Scarcely anv one will be able to DO an
average business IN peaches. though
those that have survive5 the cold March
weather after the mid, vet winter are
expected 10 fiil out into good fruit. lie
says that the buds were just swelling
when the low temperature came. North
Of this county indications point 10 3
very far crop, especially along TIE
lake shore. From OcCana county NJ.
Garfield has received samples q buds
which are in excellent cond ton Prices
VIII necessarily rule IN al the year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

Supervisor. Fremont p. Skec.s CLERK
Conn0r II Smith. treasurer, Frank ! E.
Cook. highway comm ssIoner. BnFif De
Young. justice, fDl term. Hugo b.
Rathbun. justice. three years Jerome
W Warren. justice, 0ue year. AceIbeft
W ~febbus Board of Revrv two vesrs.
Wallace =. ~n th. Board ri Rev ew
one year, Cbas Kellogg drs r commis-
sioner. Albert Hunt.ev. school inspec-
tor. William Aanhuker c0nst8hiss.
Henry Houmsn ~urrctus s. Chsmtff-
l.n. Lehe00s r. Grave, James 7 Henry
township comm fter Fremont ,. -Eeeis.
Prank J. Cook Warren ff00ddeI
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

The articles Of incorstion Of the
Builders and Traders Exchange were
filed at the county clerks oihco yestor-
day. The names signed a. cnsrter
members are. ! u. Boland. james Cur
tis, John II. Hosken. John Kaws0n. IS.
&. Weatheriy. II. p. Doren and John
Sullivan. Tne purposes IF The organl-
zation. as stated u the arilC es. arc -
promote the mechanic arts. % pIotect
the interests of contractors and uauua.
wOrkmen. and oil others concerned u
the erection Of bui0 ngs O. acquire and
q is.e inmate business informal on. and
10 adjust differences and settle oispuief
between members.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
RESTLESS HUMANITY
Thsy % sezSs Bat 50 Rsssrn Aaesas
bay

Dsy
~D.d yoa knOR that nearly Al the
people who move Away from tA-s clty
ret. "a lo MAKE i theH homs hers
azzu''
Ihese words were addressed tea III
seRAl -HERALD reporter b L. u kAa-
hose business II RAreh0uselnan
ample opportunity Tor olsei Va
Ull tls lne.
Caaulug tne subject be sad "lt
: ll4t people become enaA1Ofed
Ot t1e prospects offered ln some o'>-
taut laNu city Or state. close ont tne-f
business interests a tlls c-tF AA4 ~
away. Iney take some or Their goods
wlth them hut generally the bulk oI
tlelr household effects i left behind
securely packed and pallocked, - he
sent ater On when tue family becomes
nxed ana settled m their new sur
rOuudings Mae out OF ten times the
gOe..s are never sent for. The iamhy
reLuAs. They hnd neither Areadls,
eiys ana or contentment east, west,
north or south Their minds revert 70
Grand Rapids, their old home, friends
and property, AID the result is as above
STAT a. They may stay away one year
or four years but tao years = about thc
average time for man and ms entire
family u realize that this city, II not a
paradise Oh earth comes mighty near
II -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
CLOSE YOUR BARS.
The Law Through His Honor Mayor Kill
lean Says 80.

To whom IL may concern:
In compliance with sections nine and
ten Of act number one hundred and
ninety Of the public acts Of 1871, ap-
proved August p, 1877, hereby warn
all persons against selling or giving
away any spirituous, vinOus OF malt
LIQUORS on Monday, Aprll 2, 500, as an
election will be held in tie city OF
Grand Rapids on that day, and sny
violation Of the above cited sections
Will subject the offenders 20 speedy
punishment. Sherifis, msrshalE con-
stables and police officers are required
by law 10 see that the above order ls
enforced. JoHN knLrAN,
MnRrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

postmssteT BARS March report -
tsie saIf # stamps etc.. shows totsi 0f
over i10.0g1. ard TIE largest mont
TIE Grand Rapids Office hsf had so .ar
a. known II as follows onf nfrf
stamps. $3.50. two cert $3.50. f0Ir
cent ~ i've cent. f255. ter cent s Hs
ffteen cert IS Ten cert sQecs de-
frerv 81. nfwsrsne sfeUns tllt-s4
r0etazs 51e sian o. SO pgfia. farfs
ore cert. 3lo-f three cert stamps so.
Tots amount -0if s. ~ - stamped
envelopes s. SOC fh
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
He Vetoed II.

Mayor Killean, it is said, has vetoed
the action of the council in regard to
the adoption of Alderman Launiere's
motion instructing the Board of Public
Works 10 procure plans for police head
quarters. The reason Is because the
motion was irregular, the building not
having been declared a necessary pub
lie Improvement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03


Ton ght Cofnne aud her pretty girls.
burlesQaers ana coEe1. ans Wi come
fore ara Al P0wers 0rsnd Ia Area
dla.p Il wsl oe the hrst proa act.on OF
lhls uew operate barlesqae u strand
Rapids There IS reason 70 loek for
auc1 that IS enjoyable anu amusing. As
ae Lbelto Was written by Nn. 0ll,
the author OF Adonis. &nd tae muse
comes from joan Brahsm. Ii Is SAD
-0 be couglonerauon Of burlesQue,
eomedy. come opera taTce And spec
,ac.s. Cor nne wlA sing several new
s0ugs among them one OF q TOPICAL or
der, entitled Its awful nioe bat l.
awkward New muse, marches and
brilliant costumes arc promised
All who are proud Of Grand Rapids
musical advancement should take al
interest IN the ochberls Clubs appear
Snce ~ opera next week. Tins club
has certainly done much here toward
promoting music. They vii give two
well-knOMn operas, the "NlgadO" and
the bohemian Glrl," on Monday,
TUESDAY. "Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. The best local talent mas
been carefully rehearslng tor months
past, and q smooth and tuneful rendi-
ton of the popular operas il antlclpa-
ted Mrs. Carl Nichols, who takes the
part Of "Arllne," has had much stage
training. while member OF the Emma
Abbott Opera Company, and III one OF
the scenes IN the bohemian Girl'' Will
wear most elaborate ballroom COS
tumr, = gift recently received from
Emma Abbott. Elegant costumes have
been received for principals and chorus
and il Is promised that the stage set
tngs, particularly IN the japanese con
cert, Will be especially attractive. Seats
were placed on sale al the box Office al
Powers, Monday, aud the sales are al
ready large.
Ada Gray drew another good audi
ence at Redmond's last evening. East
( Lynne" Will be repeated at the matinee
/ today.
The sale OF seats for the Ida Van
Cortland season at Redmond's so OF
sale this morning.
1t VIII pay lovers of vaudeville per
| fOrmances well to vislI Smiths Opera
I House this week. Matinee Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
COURT RECORD.

UNITED STATEs-HOn. II. T. S,verens,
district iudgc-The United States VS..
Ruel W Boynton, Indictment for re-
ceivlng an illegal fee for procuring
pension; verdict guilty. The United
for using the United States mails for
fraudulent purposes; on trial.
C1RcuIT-Judge Wm. f. Grove
Leonard b. Weed VS.. Charles {.
Bunting and Charles L. DAVIS,
aSsumpsit; argued and submit
ted. John G.. Hovingh admitted to cit
Izenshlp. Aidine Manufacturing Com
panv vs.. Bertrand ". Barnard. assump-
sit; proceedings stayed 20 days. James
II. Keenev ". Frank 4. GillOns. re-
plevn; proceedings stayed 20 days.
Judge " G. Rurch-Alexande Matte
son vs. Austin Richardson, trespass on
the case; on trial.
PR0BATE Cyrus +. Perkins, judge
Estate of Henry :. Smith, deceased. f..
adm uistrstor : annual account flied .
hearing April 81. Estate OF John Nam.
deceased. inventory flied: order tEst
all claims be filed in court on or before
October Q. 1890 E.stste of Israel Cram
ner, deceased, order closing estate
against claims. Estate Of Harry II.
Klngn. deceased, letters of admin s.
trati0u ssued 20 John T. Kingin. Is
tate Of Edgar +. Brown, et 81. minor
report Of sale Of real estate filed aud
confirmed Estate OF Theresa Horton.
insane. petition for appointment OF
guard an flied, hearing AVrl Z6. lD re
George Wood. dependent AMI ne
elected child order for adm son 70
State Puhfc school Al Coidwater. Es-
tate Of Jeite B8lthns. deceased order
that ail claims be fled n court on OF
before October 2. 1870.
SrFERroR-Hon. r. A. Buru1Csme
judge-John ". Robinson vs. Anlos =
Muss.eman q Co. Judgment rendered
ln the sum If SIX cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

81 am al broken up, N body and
mind. says a victim or dyspe ps-a a.
Hoods Sarsapar.lla cures dyspepsia.
10 tones up the digestive organs and
creates III appetite. GIVE lt trial
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
New Table Company.

Fx-suryeyor OF Customs Andy F.
Shafer. ex-Cnlted states Marshall ID. K.
Waters and W. 2. Lefhngwell have tiled
articles OF ASSOCIATION OF the Grand
Rapids Table Company. Each OF the
stockholders holds 200 shares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
RIBBONS.
MILLINE ERY.

Everything in Millinery Retailed at Wholesale
Prices and less.
Trimmed hats Sl.OO to $3.50
We have best, the artistic and the highest
saIaried Trimmer in Grand Rapids. Trimmed Hats IN
our Millinery Department at $3.50 carry style
than that have seen from other stores at Oo
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

See NJ Chs0n's advertisement IN
another column
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

Ada Gray drew another good audi
ence AT Kedmond's last evening. East
Lynne" Will be repeated at the matinee
today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

The sale Of seats for the Ida Van
Cortland season at Redmond's so OF
sale this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

1t VIII pay lovers Of vaudeville per
fOrmances well to yislI Smiths Opera
House this week. Matinee Saturday.