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The Woman Halter"

A rich dramatic treat is in store
for salt Lake play-goers in the visit
of the Roland Reed Company, which
will occupy the boards at the Grand
Opera House on the evenings Of Fri
day and Saturday, Feb. 18th and
18th. The abOve remarkably success
full comedy will be presented on each
occasion, and likewise at SATURDAYS
matinee. Writing OF the play the
San Francisco Daily Report Of jan
uary Goth says:
"rhe Woman Hater,. is not
straight comedy, although its author
evidently intended il TO be such.
There is a touch Of farce, and il is
more strongly accented by the play
ers than the playwright would
have liked, but il is acceptabIe
enough to the audience. cnly too
willing to be amused by Roland
Reed. "The Woman Hater,, was
seen here last season, and its bright
dialogue and breezy situations ere
ated boisterorIs fun. 1t was wei
coined last night by a crowded au-
dience, and every line and motion
was hailed with laughter and an
plause- The play renewed the bit
Of last year. The company is very
clever for travelling organization.
Mr.. Reed has, Of course, made
Bundy, the woman hater, star
part. The play was handsomely
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AMOUNTS 10 A CONFESSION OF
GUILT.

How much more will be requires
TO i'll to the brim the cup Of Glib
eral'' crookedness? Alleged dis
patches from w. a. Pinkerton
dated at Chicago, have been issued
from the headquarters Of the oPposi-
ton in this city and published. AL
the time these dispatches were
claimed to have been received Mr..
Pinkerton was not in Chicago al ali,
but in Cincinnati, Ohio, evidently
in blissful Ignorance OF the use that
was being made Of his name.
And why was this ope ration re-
sorted to? The answer is simple.
IL was to blacken the character OF
men in possession Of evidence that
will raise the hair on the heads Of
all honorable men when the facts
are published. This process Of de-
is for the purpose ofbreak-
ing the force Of this damning evid-
ence by throwing a shadow on the
Of those who possess it.
The strategy of itself is a plain con-
fession ofguilt.
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HOUSE.
Februar

FcuIulfN Z, pm.
Two petitions, signed by citizen.
in various parts Of the Territory, one
Of which bore over 1000 signatures,
were read, praying for legislation on
the subject Of selling tobacco ani
cigarettes TO Minors Committee on
public health.
G. +. I, in relation 10 railroad
corporations, and G. F. ., requiring
time Of train arrivals to be bull.
letined at each station, We're re-
ported upon favOrably by the COM
mittee on corporations, who offered
amendments which were adopted.
&. G. II. s, providing for the APP
pOiBtment Of "A committee Of five
TO investigate the ACCESSIBILITY OF
purchasing Fort Cameron as a
branch insane asylum.
a lively debate ensued on a mo-
ton to adopt the resolution. Allen
and Pierce opposed the resolution;
Porter and Bennion favored Il.
Reid made an argument OF some
length In favor Of the resolution.
giving figures in support Of his posi-.
tions
Melville favored the resolution,
and Thurman thought it might be
well to have the ACCESSIBILITY Of the
purchase Of Fort Cameron looked
into, and moved the reference of the
resolution TO the committee on in
sane asylum.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.

Feb. 6, : pm.
{. F. Is, providing for the pre-
vention of contagious diseases among
sheep, after n number Of amend
ments, passed its second reading.
G. c. r. :, instructing the aud
tor TO commence Rt once the collec-
ton Of the delinquent taxes of
Emery County, was adopted.
G. +. Is, in relation TO bee cul-
ture, was read and further consider
alton deferred until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
February :.
Booth presented a petition from
Jno. w, Turner, Of Provo, asking
that he be reimbursed for the atten-
danceat court on certain dates speci-
fled. Committee on claims.
Message from the House stated
that the request for a conference
committee on c. F. S, on private
corporations, had been granted.
Collet introduced a school bill,
read by its title and referred
10 the committee on education.
Richards introduced a bill max
ing it legal, ia certain cases, for heirs
to dispose Of property before minors
became Of age. Committee on ju-
dietary.
Report Of committee on insane
asylum, with reference to the pur-
chase Of Fort Cameron for the es-
Enlistment Of a branch Of the Ter
ritorial Ins0he Asylum, was favor
ably considered and the resolution
adopted.
Committee on printing reported
that substitute TO VI. +. 10, In rela-
ton to herding, driving, branding
and butchering stock, had been
printed as per instruction. Adopted.
fhe bill was amended and on
motion Of Lund:the bill passed.
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AN OBJECTIONABLE PARA
GRAPH.

A SOMEWHAT lively debate oc-
CURED in the House yesterday af.
ternoon, over the report Of the COM
mittee on education on the report
rendered to the Assembly by Hon.
Jacob 5 BOreman, Territorial
School Commissioner. The COM
mlttee recommended that a certain
paragraph be expunged from the
commissioners report, and that the
balance, with accompanying in
formation and statistics, be printed
as public document for the benefit
ofthe citizens of the Territory. and
to exchange for educational reports
of other States and Territories.
Mr.. c. f. Allen, a Liberal. ;, Is
chairman Of the educational COM
mittee and as such signed the re-
port. Mr.. J. \. KimbaIl, 'Liberap,
member from Ogden, opposed the
adoption Of the report, declaring
that the House had no right to
the report Of Territorial
officer, rendered in compliance with
law to theAssembly. Speaker Sharp
suggested that the question was no !
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Died in Jail.

On Wednesday evening a man
named Moore, a Scandinavian,
appeared at the City Hall for lodg.
ing. He appeared to be suffering
from a severe lung trouble. He
was seen to take a dose Of medi.
cine, and was given a good supper
and a comfortable bed. He arose in
the morning, apparently having
rested comfortably, and went away.
Last evening he again applied for
lodging, and was given supper and
n bed. He was in about the same
state Of health. This morning he
was found dead in bed. He evil
IDENTIFY died from natural causes.
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OF the people you meet from day TO
Jay has perfectly pure, healthy
blood. The hereditary scrofuIous
faint tffliCts the large majority Of
people, while many Others acquire
diseases from impure air, improper
food and wrong indulgenees. Hence
the Imperative necessity for a re-
liable blood purifier like Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which eradicates every
impurity, and gives to the blood
vitality and health. 1t cures
scrofuia, salt rheum, humors, hollis,
pimples, and all other affections
caused by impurities or poisonous
germs in the blood. Ali that il
asked for Hoods Sarsaparilla is that
1t be given n fair trial.
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On Their Track.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. THE
Senate has adopted resolution re-
quiring all the senators, including
the democrats who are ahsenting
themselves TO block the legislature,
to be present on February Sth and
10th under penalties ranging from
$50 for the first day Of absence TO
$1,000 for the sixth. The sherifls
throughout the State are also in
structed to arrest the ahsentees.
Senator Becker, of Dawson county,
has been already arrested at Glen
dive.
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rnhinrontthe pcnd.

LONDON, Feb. THE work Of re-
moving the dead bodies Of the min
ers who lost their lives by the explO-
sion in the colliery at Abersychan
yesterday Is being carried on as rap
idly as possible. Already one hun.
dred and fifty-five bodies have been
taken from the pit. IL is believed
about thirty remain.
Mr. L. b. JACK, manager for Mr..
Roland Reed, Of .'The Woman
Halter Company" is in town.
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THE REASON WHY.

OUR readers have perused tn,
correspondence that has passed be
tween Chairman Powers Of tn,
"Liberal'' central committee anc
Chairman Richards Of the People.
central committee. The eommuui.
cltionsfrom both sides have appeared
in the columns Of the News and
Herald. Those OF Judge Power.
only have been published in the
columns Of the chief organ Of the
"Libcrals.''
Why did not the last named Jour.
nal give space to the letters Of Hon.
F. S. Richards?
Every intelligent reader Of the
correspondence can frame an
adequate answer, even if he be a
Liberal" 1t was because it dared
not do Il.
Why this fear Of publishing both
sides Of the controversy?
Because the columns of the
Tribune would have borne testimony
to the truth that, in fact and logic
the Liberal" chairman was polem.
ically annihilated by Mr.. Richards.
by whom the contemplate and dis
honest methods Of the other side
were laid bare in a manner that
vast totally unanswerable.
Theonly reply offered by the Glib
eral" organ to the invincfble array
of logic and truth was the firing. at
long range, Of volleys Of vitupera.
ton and impOtent rage, in the hone
OF deceivIng the class of people who !
had not read Mr.. Richards, le.
tiers into the idea that they were /
the opposite Of what they were
This evidence of cowardiee and |
want Of msgnanimity has been |
svineed from the same quarter /
throughout the campaign.
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A Good Number.

Number five Of the Young
Eonsaa,s Journal is al Land. 1t is
an excellent one, as will be observed
by the table of contents, which is as
follows: Chrlst's Gift Back from
the Borderland, My Valentines, Pc
miniscences OF Travel, Ride In the
French Imperial Mail Gig, Prayer,
Correctly Described; Maggie Hart
ley's Temptation, Ghosts Of the Past,
To the Stake Presidents OF the Y. l..
NJ. /. Associations, The Art Of En-
tertainIng Oneself Our Dumb Ami
mals-No. 8; Systematic House
keeping; Hygiene Fools; lhe Jen-
Miller System of Heaithful and
Artistic Dress.
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Highway Robber, FoiIcd.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a bold at
tempt at highway robbery was male
late tonight. Theodore +. jackson.
city comptroller Of Brooklyn, had
been at the Bar Association recep-
uonand was on his way In a car
rage to East Twenty-third Street
ferry. On Twenty-fourth Street,
between Fourth and Lexington
avenues, two men tried to stop the
coupe running alongside and tried
TO knock the driver Off his seat with
a club. The driver lodged. how
ever, and succeeded in distancing
the ruffians.
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A Coning Event.

DULUTH, Mimi. Feb. An an.
nouncement Is made by Edward
Hanlan that the Duluth Boat Clint
mas completed arrangements for the
International boat racing regatta, 10
be held at Duluth in August. nj
which time $4,000 in cash prizes
viii be distributed. Many noted
oarsmen will be in attendance.
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"our nary,s- Engagement.

New YORK, Feb. IA special
cable from London says: VIM.
Black, the novelist who is an init
mate friend of Mary Anderson. the
actress, has received a letter from
herin which she announces her
engagement TO marry Antonio De
Navarro, son Of Jose F. de Navarro
Of New York. Jose F. de Navarro
was much pleased when this dis
patch confirmatory Of his sons en-
gagement to Miss Anderson was
shown him. He said, however
that he had no Inflammation on the
subject, quite likely the report was
true.
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the court passed sentence upon
them. This is a point not heretofore
decided by the federal SUPREME
Court, and ifsustained VIII not only
release these anarchists, but in effect
say that Spires. Parsons and Others
hanged were Illegally strangled, and
viii liberate many other prisoners in
the penitentiary.
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McAulIne aud Carroll.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 7.-Jacl
McAuliffe, Of New York, champiou
lightweight of the world, and Jim
my Carroll, Of Boston. signed arti.
cles last night for n fight at the
California Athletic Club on March
10th, for the championship title, a
purse Of $1,000, and side bet OF
S5OOO- Vi
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An Important Point

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. The
state Supreme Court has granted a
writ Of error to the United States
supreme Court in the case Of Neebe,
tieiden and Sehwsb, the anarchists
now in the State penitentiary, on the
claim that the prisoners were de-
Prived Unconstitutional right by not
being permitted TO be present when
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Ringing Nofr~

In the ears, sometimes a roaring.
6uzzing sound are caused by catarr6.
That exceedingly disagreeabIe and
very common disease. Los ofsmell
or hearing also result from catarrb
HOOPS Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier, isa peculiar successful rem
edy for this disease, which 1t cures
by purifying the blood. II you
suffer from catarrh, try Hoods
Sarsaparjlla, the peculiar medicine. 2
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HELENA, Montana,
-AiSthG Pours:

duly accepted:
HELENA, Montana,
February. 1890.
dare sur-oive been tould that yez
want sum ov the boys TO Cum
to Salt LAX an vote at the ellie.
ton an that yeel come to tonne wild
the phisky an the TaiIrud fair
Owe been in Amirika u month but OF
understand yeer nut purtikilar on
that skor as olive been tould that atbo
dim Tim o'Flaherty heer OF moight
have to be donal Notary at the Salt
lake Poles-oil be on tonne. olive
seen yeer boss deespach sayin C,tm
ho'a deer rioters cum HON. 1t brot tares
to me oies- Oh wud prsefr the Q
prsecink as hot ell wild q bar is me
best hoult when a elections afut.
Yures fur the spuriiy NV the ball out
TIN o'FAHERTY
Pay us-Moind We there's to be no
Liberal free wather in the phisky or
the eohtnracks ov- T. o.
All the genuineness that we claim
for the foregoing letter is similar In
degree to that which rightfulIy be-
longs to the communication that
appeared in yesterday MORN
ing's "Liberal' organ. 1t was
"A touching letter from a
sanpete mother, afraid her boy
would he arrested, II was adj
dressed to ''Mr. Andrew Christen-
son. and opened thus: ssDear son
and brother" and was signed"Hans
Madsen." Thus Hans Madsen the
alleged writer, is the mother and
brother of Andrew Christensen
Both letters are made up, but that
over the eognomen Of Tim o,FIs-
herty illustrates n conspicuous
ruth under what we believe Ia he a
pathetic appeal for personators
The Hans Madsen epistle illustrates
but the dishonesty
If its formulators who claim It to be
genuine correspondence. 1t was
picked up from the street, like
many Of the "Liberal'' voters. rs
by the chief organ Of that
'arty In this mornings issue. Here ,
$ the acknowledgment of it: {
Eight policemen are constantly pa
aiding the streets between the John
House, Hegney's saloon.
ohnson's saloon and P. ], sullivan,s :
Establishment. They are there for the =
urpose OF catching men asleep or !
'sfing around when they run them in \
the jug for yagrancy and thus pre- c
ent the casting Of that many probable P
liberal votes. /
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Marriage.

GENEVA, n. Y, FEB. 6.-Wilson
;. Bissell, of Buffalo, and Miss
Louise Sturges were married this
evening, Many friends were pres
emit, including ex-President and
Mrs. Cleveland. Bissell and Cleye-
land were formerly law partners.
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A Generou. On.r

PITTsBURG, Feb. :. Andrew
Carnegie has proposed TO the city
authorities to establish a free library
here with branches in the suburbs,
at a cost Of one million, If the city
will maintain il. Ii Is thought the
proposition will be accepted.
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Sccretary Trncy.

New YORK, Feb. 7.-General
J. 5. Cabin, brother-in-law Of the
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy. saws
the latter will not resign as a result
OF his recent bereavement, but will
continue in office.
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ID HI - THs.

CoRsEIneE.-February 9Th, at 10 m,
Alice Corbridge, wife 81 the late Edward
Corbridge. Of East Bouniifal, Davis Couu.
y. Uian- Tine Of funeral not yet arranged
for.
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McLAws.-At ST. Joseph, Apache County
Arizona, January .. ls9o. Of pneumonia
Robert, son Of John and Sophia MeLays
born November l2ih. lss7.
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Unusual Scenes In the Streets Of
Ashland, Ogn., Through
the Floods.
4 RAILROAD TUNNEL BURIED
IN WATER.
Bold Attempt at Highway Robbery
In the Streets OF New
York.
TIE BLOCK IN noNTAsAiS
LEGISLATURE.
The Reported "Engagement- Of
Mary Anderson. - Andrew
Carnegie's Generosity.
By Telegraph to the NKws.l
WATER BvBRNwHBRH.
The Fiocdskround Oregon-strange
street Scenes.

The Fiocdskround Oregon-strange
street scenes.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA dispatch
from Portland received here al 2::30
am. reports The outlook still encour-
aging. The water is gradually low
ering.
ASHLAND, Ogn., Feb. 6.-The ex-
tent Of the damage by the late rains
TO the Oregon and California Rail
road, between here and ROseburg,
one hundred and fifty miles north OF
here, cannot be estimated even ap-
proximately, hut it is very heavy.
The railroad from GIANTS
pass to Roseburg is reported
one continuation Of slides.
The streams all over Southern
Oregon are reported as high, If not
higher than In 1861. A report
reached here late tonight from
Glendale of an immense slide on
the railroad half n mile south Of
West Fork in Crow. Creek Canyon.
The slide came from a high noun
tain down to the bottom Of the
canyon, a distance OF eight hun
dred or 4 thousand feet, covering
the track and filling the canyon.
The report says that trees are stand
ing on the slide the same rs they
were when it started from the sum
init. The water Is back up i'm
the canyon for a distance Of three
miles. 1t is five hundred feet wide
and from fifty to seventy-five feet
deep. Tunnel three is completely
buried in water, the creek Is trying
to cut through the slide, but the
earth Is damned in so tightly that
so far it has not given way. The
telegraph linemen built q raft today,
and tomorrow will try to get the
line across the river that has been
formed.
THE SITUATION
here tonight is more favorable. The
water has fallen several inches,
and is rapidly going down. Even
yet the only means Of travelling
on Front Street is by means OF
boats, the water being too deep TO
permit pedestrians TO walk on the
street with rubber boots. Along
First and Second streets. where the
water has reached, crowds of men
wearing rubber boots could be seen
during the day wading in the mid
die Of the streets attending to urgent
business. No correct estimate of
damage can be obtained until the
river recedes within its hanks. Both
bridges across the river, which were
threatened for two days past, have
stood the pressure and are now
thought to be out Of danger. The
river has reached its highest point,
which was twenty-eight feet ten
inches above low water mark.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. T.
Fourteen hundred sacks Of de-
layed eastern mail and n
large number Of passengers ar
rived here Y boat from the DalIes
last evening, transferred from the
Union Pacific train.
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For DYSPEPSIA and liver COM
PLANT, you have printed guarantee
on every bottle Of Shiioh's Vitalizer.
It never fails to cure.
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The temperature

CHICAGO, Feb. New York, 20;
New Orleans, IS; st. Louis, 30; Gin
cinnati, 80; Chicago, 80; Winnipeg,e.
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list OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Once az saltIAke
City. Utah, February Z. 1870. which. II not
called for within two weeks, will be sent 10
the Dead Letter once at Washington. d. G.
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A REWARD OFFERED.

YESTERDAY the stale threat Of
the Liberals" that they proposed to
steal the election was more wide
spread than ever. The intention
oftheft was unblushingly announced
by many members of that party.
This is the proposal that the People
are resolved 10 prevent.
The community are familiar with
the processes by which it is deter
mined, If possible, to cOnsummate
the villainy-the registration OF
hosts of illegal voters who have no
residential or other qualifications.
The R. G. w. registration car in
fanny has been partly exposed; in
course Of time it will be fully thrown
open to the light Of day.
But that Is not all. The lists are
lOaded with transients caught by the
registrars at the hotels, and it is I'M
derstood that personators have been
secured to represent them at the
polls on Monday next. Doubtless
many Of them will accept the offer
Of the chairman OF the Liberal,
central committee to accept a free
excursion to Salt Lake and return to
their bona fide homes in adjacent
states and territories. Those who
have doubts on this subject only
need to read the following "copy of
Telegram sent on Tuesday last
broadcast throughout the west, and
especially through Idaho, Montana
ami Colorado" THE Introductory
passage within quotation marks is
the language Of the Salt Lake Tr55-
tUie):
SAY to all Gentle registered voters
Of Salt Lake, thai if those who cannot
adord 10 pay fare will come homevote
and apply al Liberal Headquarters,
Walker House, election day, Febru-
airy Loan, Committee Will refund actual
travelling expenses. Voters, dear
voters, come home.
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
us a visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just wha., you
have been looking for long time.
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Duncan N. McAlliSter x 10,

Have purchased the full and well selected STOCK
of BOOKS, STATIONERY, EDUCATIONAL AND
ARCHITECTURAL SUPPLIES, NOTIONS, TOYS,
ETC, ETC, owned by III. PEMBROKE, and
rented the premises occupied by him, ~ MAIN 81.
We respectfully invite our friends, and the
public to call on us, send orders, for anything
they need i'm the above named lines; assuring all
who favor us with their patronage that we shall
faithfully endeavOr to give satisfaction.
MIR. Pembroke recommends his patrons to
transfer their custom to the new firm. He has re-
moved the Printing Business to Is Commercial st.
Latest Edition of Ids. Hymn Books, ooc
Suitable for Congregational and Sunday School Singers
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Q. w. POWERS,


-AAAA A-AgoAaA NOAiAllAlltc-
The words registered voters"
that occur in the dispatch are super
flusus. We suggest that personators
would be, in our opinion, much
more appropriate. 'sBogus voters,
dear bogus voters, leave home ;,
Come to Salt Lake ami get free pas
sage and whisky, as a reward for
Tim Smith appearing on the 10Th Of
February as Tom Jones.
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To obtain anE o: these letters the nppli.
cant must call for Advertised Letters. >
and give the date OF the list.
c. r. BARRATT. Postmaster.