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A Terrible Tragedy,

AsuKrILIEi N c. JAM IA terrible
tragedy took place;in Mitchell county,
N. .C..,:twelye miles from Bakusville, the
county seat. In a drunken; row Christ.
mas three lmen were killed. Friday
Monroe Garland; a brother Of one OF the
murdered men, rode up ,to2 a crowd in
the Same place and fired into the crowd,
killing three and .woundiug twelve. q
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Corps at bis residence. secretary an,
Mrs. Tracy also received the officers o
tho Navy, and Secretary 2 Proctor til,
officers Of the Army; u S b
r9 THE LADIES. i ,t
Following are the names OF the ladleI
who assisted at the reception: Mrs
Logan, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. German, Mrs
Mcmillan, Mrs. Iliscock, Mrs. Plat, Mrs
Pugh, Mrs. Quay, Mrs. Cockrel!, Mrs
Reed, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs
Springer, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Butterworth
the Misses Blaine and guests, Miss
Wanamaker and guests, Misses Halstead
Misses Window, Mrs. Charles Emery
Smith, OF Philadelphia, Miss Shepard, oi
New York, Miss ualford, Miss Tracy
Miss Proctor, Mrs. Emmons Blaine. 4
All the legations were represented
the y English and Chinese being the
largest and accompanied by ladies.
The President showed special pleasure
In the reception o. the foreign delegates
congrtulating those Of the Maritime Con.
gress upon the success Of their de.
liberations. The only other diplomatic
visitors were the members OF the
Venezuela delegation. The. judiciary
were nearly all accompanied by the
ladies oil the families. y = = 4; W
iTnR 'suowIEsr FEATURE. q
The reception Of the officers OF the
Army and Navy and Marine Corps was
probably the showiest feature OF the day,
they being in full dress uniform. Major
General SchoGeld headed the Army and
Real Admiral Jnuett the Navy Admi.
raj Porter did not attend on account OF
the bad weather. - 7fsJl.'r9
The reception of-the public generally
was next In order. The attendance was
naturally smaller than usual on account
Of the inclement weather. ;;fs55is5.l b
The reception lasted unit! 9 o'clock
and 1t is estimated that the President
shook hands with nearly 5000 people.
When it,was over the President invited
the ladies who assisted him in the hall.
way upstairs. AS Is well known Mrs.
llarrison's absence was due to the re-
cent death OF her sister, and 1t was ut
her request that her daughter, Mrs. Nc.
kee, assumed the responsibilities of
hostess on this occasion. Mrs. Blaine
was unable TO assist by reason OF the re,
cent death %! her sister. Mrs. Proctor
is in bad health and was also unable to
be present. II 5z h. : !. ~
The Diplomatic Corps, the different
branches Of the Government and the
public generally was largely repre-
sented Among the callers. ,a-,s3i
Otler1speclal receptions during tie
afternoon arc as follows: Secretary
Blaine to the nembers of the Diplomat
ic Corps and the delegates to the Inter.
national Maritime Conference, Secre-
tary Proetor to the officers OF the Army,
and SECRETARY and Ars, Tracy to the Of
ticers OF the Navy, ,t,;5Ss 81 3. ..f.,3; !,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

As Clliex eounSet Of tho Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
u; Retained by 'ssrtain ,Plnintifrs..i
Z. CHARLESTON, WA Jan. l-Judge
James II: Ferguson, who is recognized
as one Of the ablest lawyers in this State,
and who has for several years held the
position q chief counsel for the; Chesa:
peake & Ohio Railroad ir this State, to-
day rendered his resignation to the road.
III. Jsdge has been retained as counsel
In several slits against the road growing
out Of heswrecE wbichS occurred near
White Sulphur last Saturday. IA
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FOUND. OK Tue SlnEWALk., "; I


An Insurance Mnn Dies Under Strange Cir.
j IN. .eumstances. d = !.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1.-About 2:3O
this morning a man was found on the
sidewalk at Thirteenth and Vine streets.
He said he lived at Thirteenth and
Jackson: He was taken to that house,
but the inmates did no! recognize him.
He died soon after entering tnis house.
1t was afterwards ascertained that his
name was Joseph A. uollingsworth,
and that he was representative of the
New York Mutual Accident Insurance
Company. z. q. 4 y Be- J. & a.
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TILE OHIO TLEGISLATURE.I

Itwill Meet lfoqdqy-Brice{w VIII salannge
his Canvass lii Person SS:is3
u CoLuMnus. o, Jan: The Ohio Leg.
islatqrl $Yill sconyene n ext Z Monday.
The body is & Democratic in I both
branches, The caucnseu to name candi-
dates. for the organization will be held
this week.; 0nc, Of the most important
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7'['!N71.E|'N]ll'T!l'YI-SLZ7IVBSI NJ |']ll'!l'YI I.IJO]IS}'II'
The I 1I'' Paup.e,r! p., Boys School In
White Chapel Burned. y Y
TIL T. !, E TERRIBLE. Il DISASTER i 5; Il;
Hhat l5h Occurred in England - Tho
Z ~ Royal Palace in Belgium Burns. #
Ihe Ptincess Clemlntlnc IIns
y Narrow Escape. 4

. !, ! LONDON, t,s'lS Jan. 1.-The boys section Of
the !! pauper's school in the district ot l
Forest Gate, in connection with Tie
White Chaprel and Poplar Unions, took
fire last night while the inmates wore
asleep, aud was burned with terrible re-. re-.
suits , 20 Of the boys in tho upper iloocraI
being sufoeated before they could tbe
rescued, Fifty.eight other bows vera
safely taken from the. burning building
amid terrible excitement, StS' l!si.ii l.;i. 3.
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Z Queen and Crescent Changer

H CINCINNATI. Jan. a1.-Mr. s John @.
Gault, General Manager. Of the Queen
and Crescent road has resigned to take
effect February ]. ..9 Superintendent
Richard Carroll will be made General
Manager. Vice President O. @. Harvey
who, has also been Comptroller will be.
come General z Traffic Manager and
Charles Il. Davis will be made ( Comp
troller, ~ Il '.s III ~ s ;',s3-st z
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I'erislled In tito Fln,,, =.

NEW YonK, Jun. 1.-The Liberty silt
works, as Nos. OH and CPS West Fifty
Second street, were destroyed to-day byi
Gre that involved losses to n number Of
concerns aggregating S225,OO0. The
losses are covered by insurance. Charlie:
Fleisher, the engineer, is supposed to
have perishsd in the flames. a x rI,.is;1,,;
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MR.. BLAINE'S MEMORY.
lie Did Not Forget n Favor that sIr. cleve..

lie Did Not Forget n Favor that Dir. Citye.
land Did for Him. -.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. Lit is def.
niteiy decided that Benjamin Folsom is
to be retained by the present admins
tration as Consul at Sheffield, England
1t Eay be recalled that when leading
Democrats urged the appointment! by
President Cleveland, to the postmaster.
ship Of Augusta, Ne, Of { raan person
ally obposious to Mr. Blninr, the latte,
protested, sni hiG protested was needed.
The good nature manifested toward
Mr. Folsom is.in recognition Of THAT OBJ
lipatiOu 4 I,,a' ,,,sas'
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] Ladies'

In delicate health and Sall vho: suffer d
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
billousness or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir OF Dates Sold
Ia 50 cent bottles by OR. Goetze,yW.
W., Irwin, John Laughlin. : Logan Drug
9 Company y aad Goood win 81 81 Co.whole:
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. .

y q; B. Herr, a toy dealer OF Tifiin, Ohio,
made an assignment Tuesday. ~ .ft4at'
u Arrangements have been perfected at
Springfield, o., to enforce: the compulso-
ry education law. f,s $'':l ''i.I \. g.2t
2 Boston, Mass, has ordered a heroic
size bronze statue OF Farragut, and will
pay So, 500 for il. i:Ssli, s
II One hundred and sixty deaths occur
red in New York city j Yesterday, 100
from pulmonary troubles. Az. AZ
Cattle dead Of disease have lain in the
water drunk at Reading, Pa, and the
people have atyphoid fever epideniic.i 3
N o. Walden and E. E. shelk, whole
sale grocers OF Boston, were arrested on
charge Of selling adulterated pepper. e z
0 At 100 years OF age Charles King, Of
Middletown, Mass, yesterday gathered
about him forty descendants Tor re.
union. a L 4. = a;s,S 5s! ~, VI
e Messrs. Selling Bros. 4 4 Sim, retail
clothiers, Detroit, filed Schattel mort
cages Tuesday for $4,000 to protect
creditors. 554S;i; 5:,i! 5, !Eg5itSs
/: The total number Of vessels OF all kinds
built in the Maineyards during the wear
just closing is eighty-three, and the total
tonnage 39,54s. Il, -
e The sheet mill Of tho Brook Iron Com
pany at 5Rirdsboro, Pa, is closed .byI a
strike Of the nailers who demand 8 cents
per keg increase. "a 3 ma
"a Forty, thousand dollars worth Of com.
ty bonds were sold at Newark, o., Tues.
day, to Lamprect Bros. & Co., OF Cleye:.
land, at a premium Of s., 800: ,Is Issit,3.E7
Rev. A.A. Willets, Of Louisville, XIV.
has accepted the call OF the Third Street
Presbyterian Church, OF Dayton, Ohio,
at salary OF S. 900 per year. S;i.5;l,.! ~.
Burglars entered the butcher shop Of
Lytle 4 Kuntz, at Delphos, o.; Monday
night. blew open the safo and secured
500, besides valuable papers. rs 49, IS
The total production Of the Fall River
Mass mills tlor&lss9, with the week
ending last. Saturday; was s. 66O GOO
pieces, or 226, 900 less than 1888. Is $3.50
at Evansville, Ind. 7. &. Groves 4
member Of the City Council, has sued
Henry Stockdesh, another Councilman;
for $40 900 for stating that he had ac.
cepted a ,bribe. &; IN 4 Il 5;iI
4: Governor Fifer has commuted 3 the
sentence Eof Bauerisen, the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy railroad 7dynam:
ite conspirat0r. Bauerisen will be re.
leased from Joliet prison January 2. 5i3:f;33
Alderman w. H. Porter and Co1nastaa. 1a,t 4
bles Sheppard, Parker andE Carney oil
Pittsburgh, were convicted OF conspiracy
to defraud.s This makes five Aldermen
convicted OF receiving money to settle
illegal liquor.selling cases. W. s;,IE s'f
Two German laborers, William R. and
J.%Angel, father and son, while walking
on aforty.foot trestle on the Pittsburgh
& Lake Erie railroad, near Shousetown,
Pa:,twere knocked ioif by an express
train, and almost instantly killed. ftS5z@s
1.-The next reunion OF The Army. l,i,; .oi the
Potomac will be held In Portland Me,
on the 3rd and 4th OF July, ] 800 n The
orator will be General Francis Walker,
Of Boston, and the poet lex. Postmaster
General Horatio King, Of Washington,
|
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ne.,les Found nt DOWNTOWN.

i! JonXsTonS, P Az jap. Two bodies
wereF found to-day, both y 81 Smt.aalep. q ale One
was discovered in a drift pile under Lin,
COLI coin bridge, and ono at Coopersdale.
Both were well preserved; but are as yet
unidentified. n New Years day passed of
unietly. y.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. Just before, the
daily papers went to press this morning
Mayor Noonan sent note to them say.
ing that be had vetoed the gas bill re.
Gently passed by the Municipal Assem-
bly,, popularity known as the Robber Gas
Bill. 1t is New Years. gift which the
citizens generallySwill be very grateful
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lA lbs2 ssNNAl
sOno Fact ~.

is sworth q column :ol rhetoric said al Il,
American statesman. 1t Is a fact, estab.
lished by the testimonysof thousands OF
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure
scrofula, salt rheum and other diseases
or affections arising from impure state OF
low 4 condition}of5 the blood. It also
oyercomes that tired Feeling, creates "a
good& appetite, and 4gives strengthEIto
every part Of the system. Try 1t. Ss3 y,
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carry their tooth.picks in their back
hair and always use them; after eating
anything. < They. take care OF their teeth,
and the teeth take care OF their stom.
achs. Use to5thpicks freely, clean with
SozoDoNT, and bad teeth and breaths
will be scarce, " ~ NJ NwP4w
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u yi&sAsAsii- siiELFhlat -np DtC. ol, lo0J.J \
Sowing to the vote OF the members Of
the Press Chapel, showing their determ.
ination TO violate the agree Inent under
which they came Into this Office. and
also subsequent; agreement made by a
representative. committee on April i
1880, wherein said committee stated
We do not propose To make any altera.
ton in our scale OF prices, except with
the consent of the employers we there.
fore, in view Of the threatening attitude
tending TO violate tho statement, as well
as the uncertain and evasive. answer OF
the President Of the Executive Council
OF the International Typographical
Union, have been obliged to contract
with tho National Printers Protective
Fraternity for q new and permanent
torce. The Pres will retain in it's EN-.
ploy any OF its present force wi zee At
to remain under the new ordinance, aud
will guarantee permanent femp ployment
10 all good men. Members OF this Chapel
who See ht not TO remain in the empioy
OF the Press will please call at the cash.
ier,s desk any time tomorrow after 10
o'clock for a full settlement Of wages. A.; ~
5i "R. j. Cook, Manager,n 4
Meetings OF Typographical Union No.
2, and OF the Press chapel Of the Union,
were held to-day, hut nothing OF public
interest was DONE. All Of the locked
out printers OF the Press were to-day
placed on the strike benefit list at 81 per
week until they obtain employment else
where. 1t is said the Pres people have
secured nearly q full complement Of men
and that they will experience little or
no difficulty in issuing I. the paper as
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4 =, tg -
\ SBEEcHAA's PI.Ls act like magic on q
weak stomach. (. ~ ;:55i XII wsawlS,
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b po,totti % OnlcInl, HnIyo I,,u n

4f DUBLIN, Jan. Sixty, officials in the
postofIice here have the influenza. III n Il
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s. The toilettes ofS the ladies were singu.
larlyirichald becoming and dwere greatly
admired On tlllsides. Mrs.s NC KesIwore
e beautiful Edress Of white sarmenel lsilk,:
with square neck and full elbow Bleeves
made a la Martha w ashingtonS theifront
= being embroidered in white "mousseline
4 dc soie."'5S5S, Hers ornaments we've da-
smonds. Her manner was gracious and
I cordial, and added to her delicate beauty,
\ created n decidedly favorable; immpr(s-
4 sion.- She carried ia large bouquet Of
n Catherine Smermot roses and followed
zShe example of her mother. in .acknow-
leGSine general introducti6ns by a bow,
Binstead OF by shaking, hands. The Pres
ident; however, adhered TO precedent
and shook hands with each ons cf the
Y thousands who called. :
Is Back OF the receiving line were a large
! number Of specially invited friends ID.
! Guiding nearly oil the debutants Of the
4 season. ~, =! u ;ia .i :6sS$
~ BRILLIANT COURT COSTUMES. ss
The members OF the Diplomatic Corps
4 ,rts we're first received. They were pre-
4 sented by Secretary Blaine, assisted by
other officials OF the. State Department.
All were in full court costume and added
Il 4 a brilliant coloring to the scene with
Z their ieweled- orders and sprofusion Of
a gold lace. The most striking costumes
q we're those worm by the 4, Representa-.
tiyes OF Russia, Great Britain, France,
China and 4 Corea. All B the Legations
were represented, the English and
ii Chinese being The largest I'm point Of
q number. s4 l " d 30,
The judiciary was next received and
;included Chief Justice Fuller and his
associates OF the Supreme Court, Chief
Justice Richardson, Sof the Coun Of
s Claims, and his associates and Chiei
4 Justice Bingham, Of the District Court
j and his associates. a'ii " $sii 5 .sss i
5,55Sy3 ext Scame the Congressional contin.
gent, which included iall the Senators
{ and Representatives now in this city,
The officers OF the Army and Navy ard
II Marine Corps followed, with Major Gen:
. eral ;Schofeld and | Rear Admiral Jouel
at tho head. g. Next came many promi:
men Tpublic officials, and then q large
representation 5of Grand Army men
!ThensS followed the reception 70 the
{ public: ~ is
5iSfS SAtEtIea eaconcirsiont Of the reception al
!SfytheS White House, ice President ant
Mrs. Morton held o. reception at theil
aew house, and Secretary Blaine re
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IN
TWO OPINIONS.

' The Ohio men. as a rule, have gone
home to spend the holidays, but those
who remain here. aelp f9pnd by the
correspondent and }guestienel ,hs to the
situation in Ohio. Congressman Butter
worth was nj home wrestling with la
grippe. He said between coughs and
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I TILE PHILADELPHIA PRINTERS.

ri'. The Press Company serves n Notice on tue
Union Printers, ,l,'s;,f
PHlLADELrHlA, ? A. Jan. 1.-The fol.
lowing aatice was posted in the compos.
ing room OF the Press here last night: Z
THE PHILADELPHIA Pass, Z, 30, i.
BUSINESS MANAaER's OFFICE,
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ceyed tho members Of the Diplomatic
Corps at bis residence. secretary and
Mrs. Tracy also received the officers OF
tho Navy. and Secretary z Proctor the
officers OF the Army.3 q U i''. s
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lIh, Ihe King OF belgium without Home-At
S.i,sS 4 ! I.suyt Two Lfrcs I.n., lEl t-siEi !,
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"He cannot, should he reach the Sen.
ate, rise above his disgrace because he
is not statesman, thinker nor an ora
tor. He cannot cover up the baseness
OF his device by public services because
he has not the ability to render such SER
vices. II Mr.. Brice goes to the Senate
against this eloquent and-angry protest
the faint Of his election will always cling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-22

At the appointed time yesterday all the
councillors were in their places, except Mr.
Hatch
After the opening preliminaries, the
journal of Mondays proceedings was
read and approved with two amendments.
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VISIT THE AsYLUl
MERELY DIRECTORY

and not mandatory and that without any
action now, the report could come in later
and might be accepted then
Allen moved TO amend by inserting "do
no concur" but the chair ruled the amend
ment not in order as it was mere mega
tive OF the original proposition. Upon the
motion to concur being called it was almost
unanimously negatiyed.
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COURT COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

The commissioners report of the
Second judicial district, showing dis
bursement for 1888 and 1899 of $40, SAB. IS
ana balance on hand of Sl56S5, was re-
ceived and referred.
Mr.. Wood presented the reports of the
president and board and secretary and di-
rectors of the
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LEGISLATIVE HALLS.
The Work Done in Both Houses
Yesterday.
INTERESTING REPORTS READ.
Bills Passed by the Council, Not Favored by
the House-Members to Visit the Insane
Asylum Thursday.

Both houses of the Legislature held
snort sessions yesterday, and couple of
bills passed the Council On one of these,
bill to prohibit members Of the Legis-
lature from being elected to other offices
dnring the session, there was lively fight,
when it reached the House. 1t is the
special order for today.
The several committees of both houses
are now down to work, and in few days
there will be much new matter brought
forth for considerations of the solons
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H..
makes the statement that she caught cold.
which settled on her lungs she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim Of consumption, and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption; she bought bottle, and to her
deilght found herself benefited from trst
dose. She continued it's use. and after TAX
ing ten bottles found herself sound and
well, now does her own homework
and is as well as she ever was.-Free trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery at A. c..
Smith & Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
soc. and 81.
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SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
MAILS IN SALT LAKE POSTOFFICE.
Arrives. Closes.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

No. l. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses Invariably cure the worst
cases OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand. If
you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, so cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame.
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by a. C.
Smith g. Co.
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THE HOUSE.

Precisely at 2 o'clock very gentle rap
from Speaker Sharp's gavel brought the
House down as it were.
The minutes of Mondays session were
read and, with some amendments, APP
proved.
Several heads, under the order of bust
ness, were called and passed without any
response.
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IT WoN'T BAKE BREAD.-In other words
Hoods Sarsaparilla will not do impossible
ties. Its proprietors tell plainly what it
mas done, submit proofs from sources of
unquestioned reliability. and asl, Won
frankly if you are suffering from any di-
sease or affection caused or promoted by
impure blood or low state of the system.
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. The exper--
fence of others is sufficient assurance that
you will not be disappointed in the result.
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THE cHAMBER's IMITATION.

A communication from the chamber of
commerce was received, inviting the Legis-
laturc to meet with the chamber on Thurs
day tomorrow evening to consider GER
tain questions with regard to paving streets
and sidewalks, and also the proposition as