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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03
c-U-T-I-c-U-R-A
:ight letters and four sxllahles.

Eight letters and four syllables.
Mix them up and you have nothing.
But properly arranged they make a
word familiar to the civilized world
"a word that stands for all that is
pure, energetic, and effective in
medicine.
Think of it.
From small beginning, against
prejudice and opposition, against
monied hosts and trade indifference
CUTICURA has become the greatest
curative of its time.
No power on earth could bar its prog
ress because it did its appointed
work.
In every cline and with every people
it has worked wonders.
Its cures have approached the mir
aculouS.
100000
Have been expended in advertising it.
But
81 ,OOO,O00,000
Could not purchase the daily COM
mendations of its grateful friends.
Such praise cannot be purchased.
This is the secret of its success of its
worldwide populaTity-ofi tSwon-
derful sale-of its constant growth.
It : stamped upon the hearts of the
once tortured, disfgured, and hu-
inflated everywhere, never to be
efaced while life shall last.
Such in brief is CUTlCuRA, the cura-
tive marvel of the age.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Cor
PORATION, Boston, u. S. A
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To BLOW Up q Mayor.

Oakland, Cal, Jan. 2.-The authori-
ties here and in San Francisco are con-
siderably excited over supposed plot
to blow UP Mayor Pardee, of this c, =. :.
A few days ego a woman leaving the
ferry boat accidentally dropped a note
addressed to Joe" and signed mick, %
saying:
Have everything ready when the
time arrives. Have dynamite at Par
dee's Office next week. Everything will
work
Police in citizens dress were detailed
as q body guard for Pardee, ana his
residence guarded at night. San Fran
cisco police established a watch at the
entrance of the mayors Office of teat
city. There have been threats against
Mayor Pardee on account of his veto
of an ordinance recently
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|THB COUNTY'S FINANCES.
Annual Report of Treasurer Lynn
Submitted Yesterday.
OTHER REPORTS SENT IN.
LocHRIE AND BLAZER FOR JUS
TICEs OF THE PEACE.
Petitions Sent in to the County Court
Asking for Their appointment to
Fiji Alleged Vacancies-The Usual
Number of Appropriations Made.


Salt Lake county's board OF select
men was in session all day yesterday,
full membership being present.
A petition from w. H. Atwood for
permission to place scales in the street
at Murray was referred to Seiectmen
Morris and Bamberger-
Lizzie Swaner petitioned for relief
from an alleged erroneous tax sale.
The matter was referred to Selectman
Bamberger.
Probate Judge Blair was authorized
to execute quit claim deed to the
Utah Mattress company for certain
property and thereby remedy an err
roneous tax sale made in 1892, for the
taxes of 1891.
County Treasurer Lynn submitted
his annual report as follows:
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The New York LegisIature.

Albany. Jan. 1.-The legislature met
this afternoon. Governor Flowers mes
sage announces that for the first time
time in more than seventy-five years
the state is free from debt. He recon-
mends measures to do away with di-
rect taxation. the use of electricity as
a motive power for canals is advocated,
and the adoption of the blanket ball
lot is urged. Referring to the proposed
consolidation Of New York and Brook
lyn. the message advises the submits
sion of the question to the vote of the
citizens of the two cities. The slate
for officers of the legislature, forced
through the senate and assemble Re
publican caucus last night, was rati-
fed when the two branches of the leg
iSlature met.
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Wonderland.

This is souvenir day at this place
|of amusement and as usual the ladies
ATTENDING will be remembered, with a
useful souvenir.
Souvenir days are looked forward to
and are very popular with the lady
patrons, for besides seeing splendid
performance in each of the depart
|mentS of the cozy amusement resort,
they receive a gift in itself worth
asked.
An excellent speciality show is given
this week in the Bijou theatre, and
the Stock company continue to de-
light the audiences with the comedy
Colonel Sellers, in the theatorium.
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ProEress win soon be stade.

New York, Jan 2.-Some progress is
likely to be made by the reorganiza-
ton committee of the Union Pacific
before the close of the week, but a
definite plan Of action cannot be de-
cided upon until the arrival from Am
sterdam OF Aboihherain, who will sub
nit the wishes of the European stock
holders. The receivers viii offer sta
tistics to show it is essential that ali
the auxiliary lines remain with the
present company.
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Railway Notes.

The immigration question has been set
tied in the meeting at Chica go and a special
in the meeting at Chicago and a special
agent has been appointed to make the
.'oivey' at New York.
j; II. Bennett went to Chicago with the
Union Pacific officials to attend a trans
continental conference on the 3d. and to
arbitrate a matter on the 9Th.
Today the Union Pacific 5000 mile
tickets, good on the whole line. viii he
placed on sale -
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A CoAsTNG ACCIDENT.
A Heavily Laden Schooner CoIIides
With u STREET Car.

Hardly a year has passed since the
various hills iii the city became popular
with those whose inclinations lead them
to indulge in the exciting and invigorating
pastime of coasting, that has not recorded
some accident to the coasters. That this
year is to be no exception was amply dem
orstrated last evening and as a result of
he accident a young lady and a young
man were seriously injured, while some
sixteen persons are nursing bruises OF
various degrees of painfulness,
1t appears that car n, of the City Rail-
WY. was coming in on the Center street
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Huntineton seIIr ONT.

Louisville, Jan. "A deed was flied
today transferring all Of C. P. Hunt
ington's Louisville property to the Nil
nois Central Railroad company. This
substantiates the deal between the
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southern and the
Illinois Central $4,000, 000 of Illinois
Central bonds received by mortgage to
the United Trust company of New
York is one consideration for the trans
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The Choral society.

Coalter & Snelgrove's hall is being
carefully renovated for the use of the
Choral society, which will hold it's
first meeting for this year next Mon
day evening. The new quarters will
be very pleasant. Everything is favor
able for good work by the society and
we may expect a most entertaining
Evening with the German Masters"
before the close of the winter.
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The Gulf Branch

Denver. Jan. 2-The application of
Receiver Trumbull, to have his author
ity over the Gulf road extended be-
yond the state Of Colorado, and that
the lines Of this system in New Mex
1erred TO him in trust. came IN for ar
gument before Judge Haliett in the
United States court in the morning.
The arguments will consume the dav
and the decision viii probably not be
handed down for several DAYS.
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Boston, Jan. 2.-Three men were
killed and number wounded by a
powder explosion at Roxbury, The
killed are: Thos. Hardman, foreman,
Thus Black, Patrick HugeS.
The injured are numerous, including
worknen and persons in the neighbor-
mood. The explosion took place where
the worl5men were blasting rock from
the ledge. The conclusion did much
damage to adjacent property.
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THE JARvIs-CoNKLIN COMPANY.
A Suit Involving Valuable Utah
Property.

Ogden, Jan Especial. To-day a
suit was commenced in the Fourth dis
trict court by the JARVIS onklin Trust
company to secure the appointment of
a receiver and for the foreclosure of a
mortgage amounting to 5000, 600.
against the Bear Lake and River
Waterworks and Irriga ton company;
Salt Lake Land and Irrigation COM
pany, William Garland, W. w Corey.
A. B. Corey, Charles r. Croey, w. Fl.
Watts, S. M. Jarvis, e. o. Watts and
r. r. Conklin.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

chicago, Jan. 2.
WHEAT.,.Moderat trade; opened Il
lower, declined q more on rumors thai
Indian and Argentine wheat crops would
be larger than last year, early indications
that the visible supply would show an in
and rumors that prominent financial in
stitution in New York was in trouble:
rallied u on report of mild weather in
Russia unfavorable to wheat there de-
crease, of over half a million in the
amount on ocean voyage; eased off; closed
! lower than last Saturday RECEIPTS, As, 600
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels.
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sHEEPMEN DISCOURAGED.

's5dII <AIItUIIIUs- 7 SA'1 Jdii 2
The sheepnen of western Texas are
badly discouraged. A dispatch from Fort
that 50 per cent Of tbe sheen i,ts nj that
section will die during the present winter.
There is nothing for them to eat except
dead grass. There is some water, but the
cowmen are fencing and guarding it. The
grass has been killed by frost. Sheepnnen
are moving their herds toward Mexico.
The cowmen swear they will die before
sides are armed and ready to shoot.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
HOPS-Dnll.

f1OGO-Duft
COPPER-Quiet; lake, 1920 asked
LEAD-Easier; domestic $40
TIN-Dull; straits montreal.
COFFEE-Options opened firm with bids
unchanged for January, and 5G20 points
higher for other months; ruled firm, on
European buying and reduced Santos
coffee crop estimates; closed barely steady
50a20 points net advance. Sales. 1880 bags.
january. 17.05; February, 1856; March,
1635@16.45; April, 1915; SPOT Rio, steady;
No. I. 1885
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 25s;
centrifugal 96-test, 27s; refined active at
1sGA decline; off A, 31z@32l; mould A.
1-16G4l4; standard A and confectioners'
A. 11-16037k: cut loaf. 9-1614S4: crushed,
4 1914; powdered, 4 1-1sQ414; granulated
3 13-1eQ4; cubes, 3 1-16Q3A.
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New York. Jan. 1.-The Herald's dis
patch from Montevideo says: Flushed
with victory at Bage. the rebels are
now laying siege 70 Santa Ana Do
Lfbramento. Our correspondent at
Rio sends word that the steamer Mag
dalena had arrived there from Per-
nambuco and reports that Capt. Baker,
of the Nictheroy, has had trouble with
his crew end had shot one or two.
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Calcutta. Jan "A force Of 400
military and police and hundred
Gorkhas, with two mountain guns has
been organized TO proceed against The
Abor tribes on the Assam frontier
who have been making raids on the
settled districts. A force of go Cork
has has also been sent to strengthen
the frontier posts $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03

Fellows. but declines the Office in view
of severe newspaper criticism, and to
relieve the district attorney from en-
barrassment. He denies his appoint
ment was made to conciliate the So
cialist vote,
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INSOLVENCY CoNFEssED.

chicago, Jan. ?.
In the United States circuit court a re-
ceiver was appointed for the American
Building, Loan and Investment society,
on the petition by its president. The bill
states that the downfall is flue to the
threats of prosecution made by the law
officers of the state of Illinois. Insol-
vency is confessed with liabilities 5000, 900;
assets, 100000.
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Testimonial Concert.

The ladies of the First CONVERSATIONAL
church will give testimonial concert
for Professor Radcliffe on the 18th inst.
The concert will be given at the church
Of which he is the organist and Miss
Winston, Miss Lucas, Miss Flanders.
and other local talent. including the
Neapolitan Quintette. will assist. This
is we'll deserved tribute to the pro-
fessor's faithfulness and ability.
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Looks Like a LONG TussIe.

Ogden, Utah, Jan. Especial 1.-The
new city council was installed tonight
and started out with straight party
fight the council refusing to confirm
Mayor Brough's nomination for the city
officers. H. H. Spencer. Democrat, was
elected chairman over L. B. Adams,
Republican, by vote of to 8.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 2.
CATTI4E.,Receipts. $500; trade slow,
80; no extra grades here; others, 4lO1
Loo common, 5.z595f5 IS; few Texans 5000
HQGS-Receipts, $1,000; slow, .5a10 lower:
5.1eG5.S0; prime, heavy and butchers
weights, 525Q5-40; prime light, 5.35I5.40
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; active, steady
to strong; natives, 2.00Q2. 35; wethers. $50
@3.75.
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Orpheus Club,

The Orpheus club met last night and
had an enthusiastic rehearsal at the
usual place of meeting. The club will
be entertained next Tuesday. evening
by Harry r. Browne at his bachelor
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The T'hesp5ans,

The Thespians will hold a business
meeting this evening, commencing at
8 o'clock, at their new hall on Third
South street The society will probably
give a dramatic entertainment at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03
LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

I'M I5tJtJI, JeII .
WHEA T-steady: demand moderate.
holders offer moderately; No. California,
6s 4dG5s sd; No. 2 red western spring. no
stock; No. 2 red western winter, IS 2d65s
3d.
CORN Steady; demand fair; mixed
western, As I'D.
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Nora to Be Given Pove,

Rome, Jan. AT a cabinet meeting,
Premier Crispi made detailed state
ment of the recent disorders in Sicily.
The ministry authorized Crispi to invest
General Mora with full powers to sup
press the disorders.
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was HafIed WIN Lnr.

Leavenworth, Jan. 1.-The new Bur
lingtcn bridge over the Missouri river
was formally opened today. Appro-
pirate ceremonies were witnessed bv
10000 people.
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A German.

Taggart's hall was the scene of a
very happy gathering last evening,
when Mr.. George Y Wallace gave a
german to about thirty friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03

None have more pride than those
who dream that they have none. You
may labor against vain glory till you
conceive that you are humble, and the
fond ccnceit of your humility will
prove to be pride in full bloom
Spurgeon4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03
A PLUNGsR FAILS.

-4NIW lOIh, JAIL z,
! Francis Theodore Walton, better known
as ''Plunger'' Walton. lessee of the Grand
hotel, has made an assignment with $780,
| 600 preferences. Poor business is the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-03
REDUCING DAYS.

Elsln, Ills, Jan. :.
The Elgin Watch factory, which FIVE
months ago reduced its force from 5000
to 1,500 and put the force at work five
days a week, further reduced the weeks
work to three DAYS
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MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

Money on call. easy, 1G11b96; closed 1Go;
prime mercantile paper, 31s051s9o: sterling
exchange weak, with actual business in
bankers bills, 4.S5144 S51a for demand; 4S31z
@4.83$4 for sixty days.
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hall within month. The successful eff
forts of the society in the past leads
the public to expect a fresh, entertain
ling comedy in the play promised.
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Al Good Dividend.

New York, Jan. 2.-The directors of
the Canadian Pacific have declared
semi-annual dividend of one-half per
cent. on the common stock.
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

Chicago, Jan. ?.
Visible grain: Wheat, 80, 22S 600; increase,
100000. Corn, 1920, 600; increase, Loss, 600
Oats, 223 $4,000; decrease, $4,000 Rye,
600; decrease, $4,000. Barley 2,219, 900
decrease. 292. 600.
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THE SHERIFF. IN CHARGE.

Chicago, Jan. 2.
The sheriff today took possession of the
Chicago Toy and Fancy Goods company,
on confessions of judgment for $4,000.
The assets and liabilities are unknown.
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Paris, Jan. 2.--Vaillant, the anarchist.
signed petition today, asking not to
be tried before the coming assizes.
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Completely wiped Out.

London, Jan. "A despatch. to
News agency from Capetown says it
is reported from Fort JUL that a
brother of King Lobengula, told Ex-
plorer Selous, that Captain Wilson and
party were completely wiped out.
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RECEIVER For A WATCH CoMPANY.

The Columbus Watch company has gone
into the hands of a receiver. Assets, $780,
600; liabilities, $685. 900.
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GLASS COMPANY FAILS.

The Montgomery Iron Company, of Port
Kennedy, has failed; liabilities, SS3O0O0
1t is expected the company will pay 10
per cent.
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Additional smaller claims aggregat-
ling s7,57T IS and Including road pay
trolls were audited and allowed, and
court adjourned until Friday.
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Tn an accommodating communication
tbe trea notified the court that
the balance on hand at the close OF the
wear is held to redeem registered war
rants below No. 1417, which have neeh
called in but not yet presented Tor
payment.
lief from a tax sale was referred back
for proof of facts as claimed IN the
County Physician Worthington report
cd the following county patlenlS III
CITY hospitals: ST. Marks, 3; st. Mary s.
The petition of David Amellie. exc
cutor of the estate of D. Q. Calder,
deceased, for the lease OF loo acres VI
school lands, was granted;
The plats of highways Nos. l, 10 ana
90. the Tooele road, and all roaos IN
Mill Creek precinct, between the state
road and the Jordan river just pre-
pared by the county surveyor were
presented and ordered filed.
The monthly report OF the superlh ,
tendent of the poor farm, showing Z
admissions discharges, no deaths,
was presented and filed.
Selectman Norris reported that ne
had placed $500 insurance on the
county ilfirmary annex with the Phoe-
nix, of Brooklyn.
At the request OF Selectaan iodiiioel-
ger, that official was authorized TO pay
IS19.12 the aggregate amount OF taxes
on $50 pieces of real estate which have
been sold for taxes in previous years
and thereby save the county fully Sl,O0o
in costs. The money will be paid out
of the pauper account.
A large number of citizens peti6tl,oned
for the appointment of j. b. Biazer
as Justice of the peace for the Fourth
precinct, and Peter Lochrie, as addi-
tional justice from the Fifth precinct,
to fill alleged existing vacancies. me
petitions were referred to the county
attorney for an opinion as to whether
or not the county had any jurisdic-
| ton. The attorney decided that the
Legislature gave county courts authority
! in such cases and the petition for the
appointment of Ilochrie was granted,
! the other being laid over at the request
| of Mr. Bamberger.
| The following claims were audited
/ and allowed and the amounts appro-
priated:
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.

SiHSdSOs JdI- :.
WHEAT-Easy; cash, 59s4; May, 60.
CORN-Lower; cash, 3414 May, 3S14.
OATS-Steady; cash. 2S12; May, 30ig.
PORK-Steady; cash, u. 721s; May, 1880.
IlARD-Steady; cash, 7.85; May, 7.65.
RIB5Steady, cash, 5.4712; May. $50.
RYE-4512.
BARLEY-Nominal.
TIMOTHY %.
FLAXI36
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-15

This is strong ticket and is com.
posed of the best men of each ward.
They are all loyal Democrats and
fighters from away back. There is
little doubt but that the whole Demo.
cratic ticket will be elected from top
to bottom.
At the close of the mayors conven.
ton vote OF thanks was unanimously
rendered to Col. Thos. E. Matson, the
present mayor, for his proficiency and
devotion to the Democratic party. He
was also made chairman Of the execu.
tive committee OF the city. The
speeches made by the defeated candi-
dates from the different wards show
that harmony and unity will charac.
terize the coming contest, and that
the city Democracy was never more
thoroughly in earnest and confident
OF success,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-15
Anime Caves In,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 13.-Au ex-
tensive cavein occurred ct the Gaylord
mine of the Kingston Coal Company
at Plymouth this morning. A large
number Of miners and laborers were
at work under q section of the roof,
which has for some time been consid-
cred weak.
Without any warning whatever the
rocf, consisting of rock and coal, fell
in. 1t is not yet known whether any
of the men were killed outright, but
it is known that thirteen of them are
hemmed in one of the gangways,
The air supply is now shut off and
the chance of living for any length o.
time is very small, An army of res
cuers are now hard at work trying tt
reach the entombed men.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-15
A BIG CYCLONE.
Northwestern Mississippi Swept By Q
Funnel Shaped Cloud,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 8.-A cyclone
passed over the northwestern portion
of Mississippi late this afternoon and
laid waste everything ia it's path.
Plantations were devastated, farm
houses were wrecked and the debris
scattered over the country for miles
around. The telegraph wires were
prostrated, and it is impossible to
obtain particulars from the stricken
districts tonight, but it is known that
one life has been lost.
On the plantation of Col. W. L. Nu-
gent, four miles northwest of Greene
vile, William Brady and wife, colored,
were in their cabin which was blown
down, killing the woman instantly.
When found she was lying underneath
the wrecked cabin, her head being
wedged between the sills, and several
logs had mangled her beyond recogni-
ton. Her husband was blown several
hundred feet and received serious, if
not fatal injuries.
| The gin house and tenement house
on the Nugent place were all blown
down, and large trees were twisted
from their stumps and carried away.
The cyclone passed through Wask-
ington and Bolivar counties, thickly
populated with prosperous farmers, and
it is feared the death list will greatly
swell when the details are known,
The hurricane came from the south
west and was accompanied by the reg.
ulation funnel shaped clouds.