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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

New York has signed Center-Fielder
Newman Of the Minneapolis club.
The Minneapolis club in the Western
league is lhing Of the past.
The Pittsburgh club will try q young
amateur pitcher named ThRnson.
Davies has been released BY Cleveland to
make room for John Clarkson.
The Pniladelphias are the only club that
has won the series from the B0stons.
Comiskey intends TO play out the entire
season accidents barred, with twelve men.
The Cincinnati salary list, even with the
cut administered to 1t, is in excess OF
sac 900.
The Baltimore club has laid Curt WEIGH
of without pay and may give him his re-
lease.
MuliaDe objects to having his salary cut
from 1900 TO &, 200 ana has been released
By Cincinnati
jim Calvin pitched for ST Louis seven.
teen years ago. The crsnks there think he
10 better than ever.
Pat Powers has put in claim for Billy
Kuehne, released by Louisville. What
New York wants with him is mystery.
Lew Whistler has been signed by the
louisville club, and several good players
will probably be secured from the Western
league.
Ex-Second Baseman Pickett, Of Bait
more has brought suit 10 recover S3, SOC
salary for the season from the Baltimore
club.
Herman Doescher has resigned from the
Eastern league staff Of umpires and &c
cepted the management of the Bingham
tons.
Jerry Denny has accepted terms with
Louisville, and viii join the club to play
frst. Whistler, who has just been en-
gagged, viii play right field.
The Texas baseball team has been dis.
banded and the Houston and Galveston
teams have applied for admission into the
Southern league
Van Zanot's contract with the New York
CLUB has been promulgated by President
Young The young Staten Islander has de-
ciced TO try his luck with the Giants sitter
all
Aurora's ball team has been paid of and
disbanded. President Mckee seemed de-
termined 10 put Aurora out Of the league.
and rather than 60 into litigation the asso.
citation decided 10 quit.
CHANGING through the players record in
the Eastern league il will be seen that the
younger element is doing the best work.
Keeler. Of Blnghamton, Gray. UTquhart,
Stafford and Fourier are among the best
IN the list.
AL Baxerdale, the pitcher Of the Rock
Island Moline club, has jumped and is
thought TO have gone TO the Southern
league lie was suspended from the club.
expelled from the league and the national
board has been asked TO blacklist him.
and even pillow" is too much Sedams
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
Base Bali Came Today.

There viii be a game OF bali between the
Ogden and Salt Lake teams today at the
National ball park
The TWO teams now stand tie and to-
days game win be an exciting contest
The Salt Lakes will have d strong team in
the field and intend 10 wipe out the Cy-
clones from the junction city. Busby and
Lloyd viii be in the points for the home
team. Fudger will have his eye on the
ball and COnely viii gather up low ones on
fret.
Tony Barker had great eye at Ogden
the other day making two home runs aud
3 three Dagger In one game. Tony is all
right. Hammond. a late addition TO the
home team, is nard hitter and will try to
raise the ball over the fence when he
comes 10 bat.
The following viii be the positions of
bOth clnbs.
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TINTIC TOPICS.

Frank Y. Taylor Of Salt Lake
man has been appointed Superintendent of
the Bullion BeclzzChampion Mining Co.
Vice w. II. Smith resigned some time
since. Mr. Taylor took charge on Thurs
day last.
A very enjoyable party Of young people
pic ;ced near the Mammoth Of she
North last Sunday.
A Harrison Republican club is being
formed and we hear rumors Of Cleveland
club. The enthusiasm being shown by
both parties seems to poiat to the death OF
the Liberal party in Eureka
ID. p. Felt of the HERALD staff together
with his mother has been spending few
days in Tintic.
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General Gleanipgs.

Judge G. c. Goodwin of Logan. was in
the city yesterday.
J. S. Gard Of the Rio Grands Western.
OF Salt Lake, was an Ogden visitor yester-
day.
The Sons of St. George will go on an ex-
cursion TO Lake Como. located near Nor
gan City, in Weber valley tomorrow, to
enjoy Pioneer Day festivities. A train
will leave over the Union Pacific about S
o'clock in the morning, returning in the
evening.
Superintendent Peery has received the
announcement from Commissioner of
Schools j. S. Boreman. that Weber county
Is entitled to five pupils this year TO be ad-
united to free tuition for two years in the
Utah university.
Canton Lodge No. 2, P. M, l. o. o. F.,
go on a grand excursion to Lake Park to-
morrow, where everybody will have a
chance 10 enjoy bathing, dancing, and OTHER
festivities. The pavilion will be excelentiy
lighted in the evening.
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Don't reprove her or dispute her word or
speak sharply TO her before your children
or servants
Don't sneer st her opinions Her judg-
ment will always be better than yours on
many subjects.
Don't ask her what she has done with the
dollar or two dollars you gave her yester-
day or week ago.
Don't marry woman who hasn't COM
mon sense enough TO spend dollar wisely
without your interference in the matter.
Don't hang around the kitchen offering
advice and suggestions. You have more
business in your Office or counting room.
Don't tell her how she ought to dress her
children or herself, and don't forget to tell
her when you see her looking prettier than
usual.
Don't talk about how well OFF you might
have been If you had never married her
and had three, or four. or five. or six child
rem. The wives and children Of husbands
who do this are just as unfortunate as you
ere.
Don't reserve ali your sullen, pouting
spells for your own fireside. Distribute
some Of your hatefulness around in other
places, where others will tell you Just
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General Locs, News.

Welchmsn's trial was postponed to a
later date.
The fish and game offenders will appear
before Justice Smith tomorrow.
A very large number of Logan's citizens
Joined the excursion party Yesterday.
John Dee was on tear yesterday, and
imbibed too much booze for the public
good, and was fined s. by Justice Braughan.
The little baby OF Mr.. Clarence Cum
mings was consigned to the silent tomb
yesterday a large number of friends fol-
lowed the corpse 10 the grave.
Mrs. Williams of the Second ward this
afternoon fell down the cellar stairs,
breaking four ribs. DR.. Parkinson was
called aud soon allayed the sufferings Of
Mrs. Williams.
While playing in Judge William Good
wins yard with number Of associates
the young son of Mr.. Flenmiug 01 the Ma
tional bank met WITH severe accident.
A pile OF lumber fell on him, badly bruis-
ing his lett thigh and fractusing the right
thigh near the hip. DR.. Snow set the
broken member and the child is resting
easy.
While James Stalker of Franklin was
attending to a very vicious horse the
animal turned on him, decorating the
muscles of the left arm and dragged Mr..
Stalker about one hundred feet, striking
him with his feet. Before assistance
could be rendered Mr.. Stalker received a
number of serious injuries.
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P "a RK CITY
SUNDAY July "a 1892


No,es Cleaned From Different sOurees-sUclal
and Otherwise.
The F'ireside club held most enjoyable
meeting in Masonic hall on Monday eve
ming last. The club has been steadily in
creaelng in membership and numbers now
about sixty.
The meetings are always source OF in
telIectual treats to those who attend, and
the one referred to was no exception.
Most Of the exercises were OF az extern
poraneous character and could not have
been better had they all been carefully pre-
pared. The programme was opened by the
singing of America" BY the club.
The Mandolin club followed with choice
selection, which was heartily enjoyed by
all, and responded to On encore.
Mrs. Allen read dialect story entitled
"Hllma's story" beautiful and touching
pieea, which was rendered in an easy r,
fluent and graceful style
Miss Helen Barker recited "Be Better in
Morning. Bye,' which was rendered In
such a manner IS to bring tears to the eyes
of a great many.
Mrs. q. ID. Gregor favored the company
with a very fine Interpretation of sThen
You'll Remember Me- which elected
hearty applause.
Mr.. Woples read an article from Teras
Siftings which was well received by the
club.
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snlritinr Away a Witness.

The case of the People vs.. J. B. Jennings,
charged with trying to spirit away wit
ness in the Blood VS.. Montrose affair. At
torney Allison of Ogden prosecuted the
case A number OF witnesses were ex-
amined.
1t was claimed that Mr.. Jennings the
counsel for Mr.. Montrose when charged
with assaulting Mrs. Blood, tried TO dis
suade Mrs. Blood from appearing as wit
ness in the trial.
The trial was very long one and late IN
the evening they returned verdict OF
guilty notice of appeal was given.
Mr. John Montrose was summoned as d
witness aud offered such testimony as re-
Elected on Judge Goodwin, much to his dis
credit, and was fined $40 for contempt OF
court. Smelling s. Rich appeared for Mr.
Jennings and Prosecuting Attorney Allison
of Ogden made very stubborn fight.
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with the Union Pacific 10 o'clock tain for
the beach.
a most enjoyable day was passed by ali
those who were lucky enough TO be present,
and when they arrived At Park City on the
return trip it was happy, tired thrcng
that babe each other good night.
One Joseph Moulton was bound over to
the grand jury in the sum Of $500 on Thurs
doy afternoon last by United States Cum
missioner Hayt on the charge OF bigamy.
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WHAT MRS. GRUMPY SAYS

That there is far more speculation nova
days than legitimate business.
That some clergymen are at their best
when they adhere 20 preaching the gospel
That there will be enough churches open
all summer for those who want TO worship
That the percentage of dishonest men is
increased every season when the races be-
gin.
That big wages, little labor and fine cos
tunes is the motto of the modern servan
girl.
That Of all professional men, physicians
render gratuitoLs services the most.
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Charged With Adultery.

z. Goble, the foreman of the Logan
Brick yard, was today arrested on charge
of adultery with Mrs. Williams of Smith
field Developments show that Goble has
not been the attentive lover he should have
been aad Mrs, Williams assumes the role
of injured innocence and begs for mercy.
She tells the whole story, which is not lit
for publication. Goble was unable 60 find
bail and now rests in the county quarters
until later developments.
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WILLIAMS TURNER.
There Is Great Interest In the
Outcome Tomorrow.
Cutie \ Number 6f salt Lakers VIII Be at
the Ring Side TO Encourage Jimmy
Other Notes.

The Williams-Turner mill which takes
place at San Francisco tomorrow is eagerly
anticipated BY Salt Lakers. many Of whom
have backed the home boy heavily. There
arc several Salt Lakers now in San Fran
CISCO and more left yesterday.
Martin Murphy will attend Williams, and
Dell Wilson, his manager. is confident the
outcome will DO in Williams favor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

The Rio Grande Excursion
Yesterday was attended by throngs of
people from the capital who had most
delightful day for an outing. There was
DO wind or bad weather to disturb the
pleasures, and the crowd was happy and
cheerful all the day long.
The morning train brought eleven car
loads of humanity, numbering in the
neighborhood of one thousand persons,
who stood upon the platforms and in the
sisles, where there were no vacant seats.
Mayor Duzenberry and many prominent
citizens were at the depot TO meet their
friends, and the freedom of the city and
resorts was heartily extended to the guests
who swarmed through the streets and
down to the lake, accompanied by music.
Superintendent Dodd of the Provo street
railway had provided extra cars to handle
the excursion and was taxed to the utmost
in his efforts to accommodate them.
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LOGAN.
:, July. 81 1899.
SUNDAY,
A CHINAMAN BEATEN.
Young Harry Merriifs Escapade- Arrested
for Adultery


Young Harry Merriii's Escapade-
for Adultery.
For awhile this afternoon the citizens o,
this town were greatly exercised over a
fray that occurred on Third street, between
the Chinee wasnerman aud Harry Merrill
which resulted in Harry using monkey
wrench too freely over the the celestiaPs
fracture of the skull. DIR. Snow was
called in attendance, and ut last reports the
beIabored Chinanan was resting easy but
very SICK. According to she Chinaman
young Harry Merrill entered the wash
house two or three times this afternoon to
cash a check. 1t seems the check was
worthless and the celestiaPs sagacity was
such that he absolutely refused 10 cash 1t.
Harry then left the place but returned
later and repeated his request and was
rgain refused, when he hammered his head
with a monkey wrench. much to the dis
comfiture OF the .Chinee Calling police
officer Wing Lee had Merrill conveyed to
the city jail, where be is now languishiug
pending the recovery of Wing Lee.
Harry Merrill claims to have visited the
Cinnamon for the purpose of redeeming
gun he had pawned with Wing Lee some
time last winter Having paid portion OF
tHe uSOe, Ao caltSu sOuay " SQUARE oCCOuueS
and receive his gun Wing refused to &C
cept the money, as Harry had not paid the
sum when due, and would not return the
gun. Hard names and fiery language were
used by both parties. when Wing seized an
iron bolt and struck Harry on the head
He left the wash house with much haste
and returned with wrench, when HOSTILE
ties began anew and the Chinese began the
assault and Harry did the rest.
| A hearing will be had Tuesday II the
Celestial will have sufficiently recovered.
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nnn.Nr snnIrrY,s wnnK

In all large cities are branches OF the
Humane society founded by Berg. A
horse is discovered badly CALLED, or is cut
or injured, at once q society member COM
mands its rest and the immediate spplica-
ton of Haller's Barb Wire Liniment,
which experience has shown is the beat
remedy made. For sale by f. G.. Gilds'
pharmacy, Brooks arcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

vile. II is now the proper caper to say:
" Shocks reached the ottoman safely with
out the less OF anything more than square
foot OF cntlcie, - says Tom Eullwood.
/ It's seldom you see two good ball play
ers in the same family. The two Whites
Jim and WIZ, the two O'Rourkes (Jim
and Jack), and the two Ewings Duck aud
john are about the only instances of this
kind Tony Muilane thinks his younger
brother Will make great twirler. He has
brought him to Cincinnati from Erie. Pa,
and is coaching him for pitcher. Young
Mullane is nineteen years old and is left
haudcf
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Notss on the Side.

The Female Relief society conference
was held here yesterday. Meetings were
held in the morning and afternoon.
Wonderland, of Salt Lake, gave per-
Torrance at the Music nall Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings The affair was a
"snide,n with the exception of tue troupe
OF trained birds. Their part of the exhibit
was truly wonderful and was highly ap-
precated by those present.
Wedding chimes again pealed forth this
week to announce the marriage of Mr..
John Barton and Miss Frances Gieves,
which happy event took place at Logan on
Wednesday last. THE HERALD extends
hearty congratulations.
Webster's grove, near the lake shore, is
being fixed up for pleasure resort. A
dancing povilion Is being put in and will be
completed before Hong. The place prom
ises TO become popular summer resort.
M.
T(.vovrryr 1ulv % 1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

The sPatriotic Guards, as our military
company is called. is rank OF the P. o. S.
of A. and immediately under the iurisdic-
ton Of tue same. They gave an excursion
to Garfield Beach on Wednesday last.
The excursion train over the Utah Cen
trail left here at 40 a. N. and pulled
through to Salt Lake In .time TO connect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
Real Estate Transfers.

]. z. Stewart to D. NJ Todd part OF lot
8, block IL, plat d. Logan City surveys
William NJ Clubs TO Conrad Buhser. lot
> and south half of lot 3. block 20, plat
A, Providence Town survey ----------.--
Joseph a. Gruebell to Conrad Buhrer,
part Of the northeast quarter Of section
Is. township II, range east
John c. Larsen TO Elias .. Larsen, part
OF the southwest quarter OF section II,
township IA. range / east.-..------------
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SYRACUSE RESORT.

Go to Syracuse tomorrow. Trains leave
Union Pacific depot at 10 80 an. 80 p. m,
8 80 pm, 6:30 pm. Returning, leave
Syracuse at 8, 9, IL pm. Fare for round
trip only SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

Mayor Bsskin has disapproved the appli-
cation OF Lynott and Thompson to be al
lowed TO give 8 sparring contest in this
oity, SO the mill must De given somewhere
else-either at Park City or Ogden.
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A socia, success.

The party given by Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
Mclaughlin on Tuesday evening last st
their elegant home was decided success
in every way. Music and singing helped
while away the hours and it WAS, taken al
in all, u most enjoyable occasion
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ngLIoIoUs COIN BgyERAAws.

Tho Gecoctions sold TO to the thisty and
warm ct the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, liquors.
beers, ales ami cigars. Family supplies a
specially. AuER & MURPHY,
Proprietors.
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Races Tomorrow

At the races tomorrow there viii be o
2:s5 trct, ia which Sheriff Burt's Lady
Posap, J. A. Gienfeld's Birds Eye, J. NJ
Nelson's Commodore, ID. MorrIson's PHI
hhanoon and {. e 7aYlor's Cloud w. will
.spro bablY participate
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KAYsylLLE, July %, 1892.
sYRAcIl.E REAnRr

Go to Syracuse tomorrow. Trains leave
Union Pacific depot at 1880 an, l 30
pm. $3.50 p. m, 3 80 pm. Returning, leave
Syracuse at q 9, IL pm. Fare for round
trip only Soc.
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UTAH NEWS

THE HERALD is delivered daily BY carrier in
Ogden and Park City at Is cents per week.
fi.oo per mouth. or 5000 per year. Sub
scribers viii confer a favor By notifying the Of
Zee when delivery il not promptly made.
BRANCH OFFICES:
oGDEN-Room z2I, Utah Loan and Trust
Building. Telephone No. 1873
PROvO-Ofice st z. Olson's Book and
hzsic store.
PARK CITY-Utah Central Ticket Once.
LOGAN-Kinball Bros. g Real Estate ONCE
NEPH1-OGce at Hyde 6 Whitmore'E store
Advertisements left st branch ofices win up
pear IN the next ISSUE
Our agents viii take subscriptions and issue
recsiprs.
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GARFIELD BEACH.
Monday, July %.
Trains every hour.
sYRACnsE REsnRT.

Go to Syracuse tomorrow. Trains leave
Union Pacific depot at 1890 am, 80
p. M, 3: 80 pm. 6 80 pm. Returning. leave
Syracuse at 6, 9, II pm. Fare for round
trip only SOC.
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P. Il. YYS'rROM

Respectfully draws attention OF the public
to his fine spring Of Isl VIM. Tarr whjsky,
together with other fine goods. ar always
OF sale. ~ East First South.
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In the afternoon races, games and sundry
sports will occupy the attention of the
older people, while the children will DE
given a free dance in the evening.
The citizens of all parts Of the country
are invited to come and enjoy themselves
on Monday, and we may safely promise
them an interesting time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

First race ever ridden by ladies in this
city viii take place tomorrow at the West
Side track.
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c. a. De Frees to 0. P. Mcdowell. part
dition ----------- - :. - 1900
w. R. Swan and wife TO D. L. Band
man, lots IS TO 80. inclusive, block 50,
University Place ------------------.----- D
Charles II. Brunton to George Holmes.
lots "A aud ~. plat B. North Ogden 1000
George Holmes to LIKE Holmes and
ogden s-- =. 'A0 .O'9 :. '---- =. 49,, 100
Mary Seville to Charles II. Wright and
j. E. Wright part OF lot 3, block 20,
plat -. 5VOO
Thomas A. Ballantyne and wife 20
south Ogden 20. - ~ 600
Total. -- 6,sO5
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Blazer succeeded in getting all the cash in
sight.
The case against Stgllings was dismissed,
and the case against Blazer was continued
until Tuesday morning az 10 O'Clock.
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The Free for All Tournament.

Below is list of the prizes donated by
tho merchants for the free-for-al tourna-
ment to be shot at NELSON'S park on July
90 1892:
Browning Bros, one split bamboo fish
rod.
Salt Lake Hardware company, one fine
fly book.
heuced cane.
George Mullett & Co, one fine hat.
Sam Levy, one box Famous cigars
Coffin Hardware company, one carving
set.
H B. Newman, one bottle Hennessy
brandy.
Alex Gemmil one box cigars.
Finley Brooks, one box fruit.
Henry WAGNER one case beer (Wag-
eneT's).
b. X. Bloch. one box fine cigars.
George A. Alder & Sons, one pair gents
slippers
L. w. Dittmgn, one case OF Lemp's beer
Utah Stove and Hardware company one
Arnold cooker
w. J. Shields, one box Leader cigars.
= Lipmanu, Wallerstein * Co.. one Man
haitian dress shirt
EDzeEsperger Bros, ''Oxford," one box
CIGARS.
Spencer s. Lynch, one pair shoes
w. r. Noble, one derby nat.
l.. B. Orton, ieweIer. one gold collar
button.
Kelley s. Kelley, enc box cigars.
M. Hirschmsn, ore pair gents slippers.
Coulter & Snelgrove, one ACCORDION.
Utah Book and Stationery company, one
fountain pen.
Hong Hop, one tea pot
Margstts Bros, one the ink stand.
Joslin & Park, ono line silver cup.
Barrett Bros. one hat rack.
Auerback Bros, one gents silk umbrella.
A. Hollander, one bottle perfume.
r. ALI, enc carved set, one vase.
Hogle Bros, one box cigars.
4. &. Smith. comb and brush set.
Samuel kohn, gents silk scarf.
Louisville Liquor company, one keg beer
hubert Bros, one leather satchel.
Walker Bros. & F'yler, prize not selected
POOLS ON THE WlLLIAhs-TURNER FIGHT
Pools Will be sold on the Williams Tur
ner. Needham and Dawson. Lynott anC
Thompson fights at the Congress saloon
IS East Second South, at $3.50 Saturday
and Monday nights. Viii receive rounds