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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-13
For Five Years.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 12-Editor
r. B. Curtis, who was arraigned yes
terday at Anamosa, Ia, charged with
bigamy, was convicted today and will
be sentenced to the penitentiary for
five years on Monday next.
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THE GERaIANICs MAIL.

LONDON. Dec.-The general post Of
flee authorities have ordered the Ger
manic's mail to be returned to London
and 1t is believed they will be taken to
new YORK by the Normanni which calls
at Southampton from Hamburg ton1ors
row.
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MAY BE WRECKED.

PORTLAND. Maine. Dec. 1.-THE rev.
enue cutter Woodbury.. which left Rock.
landon. the third inst. to protect the
coast. has been spoken. As it is custom
airy Tor cutter to put into port, fears
wrecked
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LOADS OF LIBERTY.

Foreign Guest-You call your coun-
try land of liberty. Is the liberty
for women as well as men?
American HostJYesI indeed. See
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CLEVELAND. Dec. 12.-Dan McLeo

CLEVELAND, Dec. 12.-Dan Mcleod
and Ed Atherton wrestled tonight at
the Star theatre, the conditions being
that Mcleod was to throw Atherton
twice within an hour. Mcleod failed
to win the match. He threw Anterior
a full Nelson but could not secure the
second fall.
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P. Dickey, 8. T. White and J. D. Mayo,
charged with the murder Of Gerald Bry-
ant on July II. 1891. in the Chicasaw ma
ton, was concluded this evening. After
celebrating about an hour the jury re-
turned a verdict against all five for NAM
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M'DONALD GOES FREE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2.-The jury
In the case of r. H. Mcdonald for en-
bezzlement of Pacific bank funds, this
afternoon returned a verdict of acquit-
tai. The jury in a former trial failed to
agree.
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A Good Duo.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. FIT is stated that
President G. G. Maffit of the s.. J4culs
Jockey Club has an agreement by which
he secured John ]. Carter and Joseph
A. Murphy as judges for the spring meet
ing.
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PROCEEDINGS
MORE VARIED
Solons Tackle a Great Many Inn
portant Matters.
PETER AND FUNERALS.
CALL BRINGS UP THE ARMENIAN
QUESTION.

GaIusha Grow MonOpolizes the At
tentfon of the House With an
OId-Time Tariff Speech, Taking
For His Text the Late Message OF
President CleveIand-Other Cap
ftaI Chat.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Billy Myer the
was one of the principals in the Meyer
Stewart mill near Jeffersonville as re-
ported last night. He adds that he has
retired from the ring and does not know
name.
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Good Luck.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 12.-President
Cleveland and party had a. good days
sport yesterday. The weather is intense
ly cold. The Violet is expected here Sat
urdaV
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ALL FIVE GET TT.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. IA special to the
Republic from Paris, Texas, says: The
trial OF NJ. F. Vandiver, John Gregory, H.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. 12.-BilIy O'Don-
nell of st. Paul, the featherweight, had
an easy victory over Marin Nealy at
Scranton, Pa, tonight. 1t was a six-round
go and Nealy was almost out when the
pnnP sounded.
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FRESH and c Il GiGE!
~
DEETnT E.Tg7FT1'9
r0gSIFEeIg STRtEI-

Almonds, pecaus. dlberts, walnuts.
peanuts raisjns currents. joIlies. C..
1. Jams. scars5neili macaroni,
cheese, soda crackers. evaporated
frnlb, geelatine, maizena,, tapioca,
oar fakes. CAT meal barley. grit=,
self raising baetwheat. queen olives,
pickles in kes- chow chow, selected
maekeeal. 3Glcher Holland herring
picked pigs feet and pork. hams
homeless breakfast bacon, best cream
cry butter. sour kraui, chile colora-
10, garlic, cocoanuts. Sugars ".
cut loat. powdered ana gganulated,
apples, etc, o;e. Good selection of
household necessities in TN, glass
and crockery To arrive next steam
er--choice selection of China ware
for holiday trade agent for the
best vasAin machine on earth.
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KE9WIFDgB

Ihngs eaefort and Enforcement ana
tonas 70 personal sHjosil.at wien
rightly E-ed. 2as I5aHr uba Use het-
ser thaa others f.i.-t o.ijsiE lie inore, with
less SSpendiJale. hy more promptly
adapting tie worlds best preducts .
the needs o4 i.iiya cq i'e;EE, v1ii! attest
tas value Z ilaait,3 q Jbe FIre liquid
laxative principles embraced IL the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's exceiienee Is due 70 is presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the TASTE, the refreshing and Truly
beneficial properties Of . perfect Xxx
alive; caectHaiiy cleansing The system.
dispciiing colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has gwen satisfaction tG miliions and
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because i acts On tie Kid
neys, Liver ard Bowels without weak
oning them aud It IS perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup IF I'.es Is Ger sale y all drug
gists ii soc anG,,l bottles, but i IS man
Ufactnrea by the California Fig Syrup
CO. only, whose name Is printed Oh every
package, also The nar,c, syrup of pigs.
and being well informed, yoG VIII not
accept ai.y substitute Il offered.
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beautifully sung.
TIS SAID

b. our society iadies that Cameliine
is most efficient. agreeable and re-
freshing. No lady who values q pure
and natural complexion can afford to
be without this elegant toilet COM
panion. Prepared in liquid and
powder, in pure white, brunette and
delicate flesh color. exquisitely per-
famed. AT all druggists. Price so
cents.
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! SIGNIFICANT DEPARTURE

With The departure of another
year when a review IS made OF the
condition Of affairs. it i. only right
that some thought be Given to the
physical body which enables every
one 10 battle will hfc's problem and
figure Tor themselves the profit CT
loss on the trial balance sheet.
Though The bank account may be
large and each ones material gain be
great it would not he surprising If
it suddenly dawns upon many that
good health has been greatly inpoy-
erislied b. the low condition of the
blood. 1t Is in this state that the
Tactic acid in the vital fluid attacks
the flbrous tissues, particularly the
joints, making known the local man
ifeStdtiOn> cfrheumatism. Thousands
of people have found in Hood's Sar-
saparilla the great blood purier, a
positive and permanent cure for
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SANTA MARIA ,lELANeE.
Crops AID Crime. Corn and capid
Principles ard Potatoes.-0ilier
Chunks OF Wisdom.
For TIE Herald.

the abundant crops have been bar
vested, there has been Il GREAT falling
OF in carle stealing ana crime in
general. Men viii eat and i 8 man
/ does net steal, it is not always SIGN
OF principles, but may be Simply z
case Of plenty OF potatoes Via! few.
habitasi criminals there axe lei. Cur
eiicient sheriff seems 80 be rapidly
getting away with. There j. not
much Tin horn footing about The Of
fee of Cameron county's sheriff, but
he gets there all the same.
Deputy sheriGs Aniceto Guzman
and Donaciano Sanchez unearthed
another gang Of cattle thieves day
or two ago. It's eemsthe bones, head
and hide of a COW belonging to Ra-
fael CARA was found and the above
mentioned officers went to work to
trace up the meat and talIow, which
they found in the house Of Ramon
Guzman near the river. below Las
Rusias. They also found in the same
place hide with the brand Of Nrs.
Il. u. King OF Santa Gertrudis and
lot Of raw hide ropes. They arrest
ed Guzman together with Eueenio
Gonzales ana took item before Judge
Leandro Longoria, who bound them
over 10 appear before the next grand
jnry. These thieves used to live at
Ell Sauz. Perhaps they thought cat
tie near the river We're fatter.
Since Germ is selling at IS cents
per almud, labcrsr earns nearly
three almuds for a days work, in
stead of one, which he earned last
year, and consequently orr young
men can afford to get married. Sew
eral weddings are talked of. and sew
eral elopements have taken place.
Don Carlos Flores is a gentleman
who has several times bucked up
against the peace and dignity of the /
great state of Texas, only 20 he
worsted each time. He returned only /!
a short time ago from huntsville
where he boarded several years for
killing man. Now, while he learn
ed something about the snags Of the I
revised statutes, ne is totally ignor- /
ant Ct common law, which provides
that man may cl.astise his lawful /
welded wife with stick not larger /
than little finger, and he went Tor
his Spouse with a aix shooter ara
other implements OF war and when
she escaped, he followed beg 10 a
neiehbor's breaking the latters ele-
CANT iooking glass and Other pieces
OF furniture. Doa Leandro Longoria
thought five dollars and trimmings
would about cover the damage there
by done 20 the statute and it was so
ordered by the court.
Cur local debating club has re
sumed It's meetings. The question
Resolved thar there IS more money
In diplomacy than IN raising water
lilies" which was left over from the
last meeting in spring, has been de-
cided III the affirmative with The
provided YOU don't
catch yellow fever" The question
now under consideration IS "Resolv-
ed that if the Darwinian theories
hold good our next crop OF babies
viii be born web-footed unless the
changes soon To tbi-
here Is an emergency clause attach
I'd.
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THE MODERN MOTHER

has found INA. her little ones are
improved more by ,he pleasan, lax
alive, syrup % Fis, when III AeeJ
ofthe laxative eject Of q gentle rem
cay than by any other. and that
il is more acceptable 20 them Child
ron enjoy it and it benefits them.
The 'rae remedy Syrup Of Figs, is
manufactured by The California ZIG
Syrup Co, only.
8soT s5HAT we say, but
. Thai iood's Safsapa Does. hat
tells the story Ct is me-;c ard success
Seaasmaer "a 2G9'3 CURES
Bars ias ~ tine einpa ware a,
ea1etf=--Deau'i;ul an.fanecopfijfe
FOR holiday gifts. T:rst Gnars get
tie choice
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

Ains. WNsLow SooTHEe syrup
has been usel FOR over fftyyear- by
millions ofmothcrs for their children
while aething, with perfect success
it -oothes the child softens the gums
aliays all pam, cures wind collie, and
IS Che best remedy for Dianhoea.
"a vii relieve the poor little -nTerer
Immediately. 25c. bottle. &c sure
ana ask Tor Mr. Winslow's sooth-
M Syeup.' ana take - other Kind
iise y. 8. tow f<eoGri>
-shca' Roy-sI L'zkize 'GYG2>
s.soer5or &c a.I GsberG
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at MRS. ESQ. KRAUssEs


BICYCLES, yeloeipedes, express wag-
chs and baby carriages.
foys-Toys in prorusion.
Fancy articles Of all descriptions
a large assortment OF fne import
81 chinaware-quality unexcellod.
E~ Musical instruments OF ali
kinds
Gail al Mr.. Krausse's for Christ
mas goods.
Fon cALE,-Eztra heavy eai7an-
izal iron tank-oouplete with top
and connections. Capacity 500 cal
ions. F5r price and particulars ap-
ply to 7 d. hSpERsov.
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HOUSEHOLD CANES

How to entertain with games.
just Published Price ore dime sent
postpaid FOX Pub. Co, Middle
bGrgh, \. :.
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FOR TOMORROW NIGHT.

The following is the program fer
tomorrow nights concert 10 take
place at the opera house for the
benefit of the Childreu's Christmas
tree of ST. Joseph's college:
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ABOUT TOWN
Less than two weeks until Christ

Iidc-
see change in Dennesf's clothing
sale local.
The Alice mail passed El sauz At
s:55 this morning.
Advertise your Christmas goods in
the local columns Of THE iJERsEp-
DEEP CUrs in Holiday goods tia
viii please shallow purses at Mrs
Rollack's.
Cheaper than the cheapest! are
the Christmas toys and fireworks at
Mrs. j. Dreyfus.
Your cigar dealer will give you a
briar pipe Tree. See advertisement
of Dukes Mixture.
The residence of Collector Michel
on Elizabeth street is being improV-
ed by new coat OF point.
viii it be bicycle? is the ques-
ton many an anxious young heart is
now putting to old Santa Claus.
Our toys and Holiday goods are mp
to date in style and underneath
everybody in price. MRs. II. Bon
LACK.
Losr on STOLEN a fine black
plush buggy rug. Liveral reward VIII
be paid Tor its return to The Herald
Office.
We return thanks to the managers
of the concert TO be given tomorrow
evening for complimentary tickets
to the concert.
Leave your orders at Putegnats
drug store for pure spices, which are
ground to order ard guaranteed to
be absolutely pure.
No news had been received re-
garding the steamer Clinton since
she sailed from Morgan City last
Tuesday, up to 430 this afternoon.
CAKEs.-Fruit cakes, pound cakes
and sponge cakes made 70 order by
Frank Theiian, the we'll known Ia
ker. Leave orders at his residence on
Elizabeth street.
Just received at Caceres' store
large assortment OF choice staple ard
fancy groceries. Also fun line of .
CONNECTIONS, which viii please The
most fastideous Cali early.
Ell. Deliraisse the well known
piano man Is in the CITY. Ile has
shipment Of fne pianos on The COM
ing steamer. Just tie thing for
Christmas present. Don't fail TO see
them.
Deputy Sheriff Guzman brought
in morning two gentlemen from
the country charged with the theft of /
acow. The gentlemen in question are /
Eugenio Gonzalez OF the Grangeno /
ranch, and Roman Guzman of Las
Rusias. They were both lodged in
Jail.
w. F. bennett having resumed the i
agency for Wanamal,er Il Brown,
Oak Hall, Philadelphia, Wit be
pleased to show samples and take
orders for clothing made to order or
ready made; also gents furnishing
goods of all kinds. lie can be found
on Washington street in tie building
opposite Mrs. Sauder's ready for bus
mess every day from 10 to II a. ~,
and from to 3 p. III. 90 and take
look at his samples.
The enterprislng young people OF
the Catholic Sunday school VIII
give concert at the opera house TO-
morrow night to raise funds tor their
Christmas tree. We have not vet
seen the program, bat understand ii
viii comprise some very entertain
ing features. 1t VIII be published j
in tomorrow HERALD. Ticket Of
admission are sold at 80 cents each,
and may be reserved at Kleiber's
drug store for l2l cents extra. Al
should attend ard help The young
folks in their efforts. LHseh The G
program was sent in and appears
elsewhere in this evening Issue.
PURELY PERSONAL.
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CORNMEALl -C0RNAiEAL

Notice Is hereby given Chat Feare
prepared TO furnish fresh Corn Meat
for $500 tMexican coin) per 100
pounds or viii grind corn, cash toll
Si.-5 per carsa. VIII exchange meal
Tor corn at the GlosEer and Lips
comb plantation. Hidalgo County,
Texas, steamboat landing al the mill.
tLoSNER & LPsCoMB.
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fLpt1 "a IL
!. Overture-Tho Contest, Mueller
>. Lullaby (irom Erminie-Gool
Night Drill5
Song-The sfngsway Bird
-Mnara. 3Ii,s Katie Hicks
Her0e-Drili anal Tsbleau
.. Instrumental Daet-Piauo and
Violin. serenata Andsluza.
j. 5iouasgeao.
&. song-Habaua, Miss NJ. Cansl4s.
7. Character Duet
BAYS OF car YoutlD
(For Grandpa aud Grandma)
Meme Pu,eguatand Edgar Hicks.
g. Vocal solo-Caivafy Rodney.
Mrs. Fred ". Tuwit,
accompanied by Miss Canales.
3. Piano Solo-Aida Transcription
By Ituarte Miss Canales.
10. song.
L. \ Glimpse OF the Brownies.
Y. Vocal solo Miss Canales.
%. Instrumental Duet-Pisao ana
Violin L'Arabosque. Pelegrin.
4 Operetta Market Day.
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IEai'- Caiarrah Cure is taken in
ternaily and acrs directly or the
blood and mucous surfaces Of tEe
system. send for testimonials. free.
{. j. iiltA IL - a.. Foedo. -.
s sold bs Druggists. = cents.
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fot- OF all des- riptiols Tor ale.
d.rt caeaf II Caccres' store.
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NEW YORK STORE.
GTXT7F,E N

People ont of every seventeen find
it necessary to 10 close trading these
days Of scarce money and to buy
where they can get the most and
best goods for the least cash. Louis
Cowen, of the New York Store. has
marked his goods down 50 low that
all can afford
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TO

buy. His stock of clothing, boots.
shoes, hats, caps. dress goods, notions,
etc. or ia iact anything in his line
contains something to please the Old,
the young. the rich and the poor. lie
wants your trade aud If you will go
to his store on Elijah eihstrect and
look at his stock VOW will find
things good and cheap nough to
please any
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-07

guarded by thorns. The pains and
anguish OF motherhood were the refuge
of thorns that extended her love to the
man even on the gallows. There was
q protection In the pain Of thorns Oh
Christ's brow.
Sorrow rules the world. 1t ordered
every hospital built. Sorrow was the
king OF kings. The sufferings of a
pauper child would stop any process
sion. Sorrow ruled the world with It's
crown Of suffering. II controlled
everything. 1t ruled through gym.
pathy, and the pearls OF beauty were
born Of the agOnies OF life. Garfield,
Lincoln aud Grant were respected and
honored as presidents, but they were
kings In their suffering. We forgave
the worst enemy when he was in suf.
fering. Paul said he glorled In tribula.
ton. He closed In an eloquent appeal
to all to acknowledge the scepter of
Christ's dominion. Rev. Gilman closed
with a glorious exhOrtation
Prof. r. A. Heritage then sang a
solo, at Is Enough" In his best style.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-07

clerk, returned this morning from Tur
ner where she spent sunday with rela
tlves.
c. VanPatten, carpenter at the Chem
ava Indian training school, returned
to that institution this morning after 4
Sunday visit with his family in thii
city.
DR.. Parks, wife aud son, Mr.. Hall,
wife and child who have been visiting
the family Of l.. s. Winters returned
to their home at IlwacO, Wn., this morn
ing.
+. X. Churchill, the editor Of the
Marion county Record, published at
Sllverton, spent sunday in this city re-
turning home this morning. After
October 25th, Mr.. Churchill says the
Record will be issued semi-weekly,
making IL one Of the live papers OF that
clasa published In the Willamette val
ley.
Prof. Rasmus and wife who are to
appear In the Great Historical drams
Of Damon and Pythias" are artists In
the high order Of drama; the balance Of
the cast are Salem favorites. Remem.
ber this includes Miss Josephine
Brown, MessV Basil Wagner, Burg
rafi Steiner, Alexander Hanson, Hoeye
Contriss, and an army Of soldiers,
senators ETC., by members Of Central
Lodge No. Is Knights Of Pythias.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-07
PERSONALS.

A. 8. Brasfield was a Portland visitor
Sunday.
KolA Nels, the hopbuyer, had busi
ness In Aurora today.
Rev. ]. c. Temptation returned this
morning from Harrisburg.
Attorney Geo. G. BuighAm had legal
business In WoOdburR today.
DIR. Richard Cartwright made q
business trip 10 Portland today.
+. s. Dearborn went TO Portland on
the early train Sunday morning.
4. w. Settlemier spent Sunday in
this city returning TO woodburn this
morning.
Mrs. q. &. Litchfield returned 10
Portland this morning after short
vlsit with relatives In this city.
II. b. Fleming. superintendent ofthe
Northwest stove foundry at the state
penitentiary, spent Sunday in Port
land.
Miss onie Mckinney, deputy county
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-07

Of the police force were paid each $40
per day during the ten days by q
gambling concern. / have II pretty
straight, too. zInn must be pulled for
making . few cents scalplng passes,
but crime In high places must 90 free.
The whole system of board and police
control In this state Il fostering Ia sin.
Small concerns are soon run In, but
oficlal rottenness goes unrebuked.
Juslice is demanding that these big
oceans Of siu be bailed dry before the
frog ponds are annihilated.
My third charge Is inslnoerity. The
board that announced a sacred Sunday
is the same board suspected OF the
above. Again il is the same board that
let the pool and bar privilege for $500.
Sincere? Indeed! Snch sincerity tickles
the devil and Is only intended to dupe
the religious public and the good men
on the board. The rascAls Of the board
lay deep their plans aud endeavor to
have them we'll hidden, but the bed ls
too short and the cover too
narrow, As In this instance. But what
can be done? We can let the facts be
known. We can say, in a land OF free
speech and press, just what We think;
and, In this instance, 1t is that the
domlnent element of this board Is as
corrupt as 1t Is hypocritical. We can
refuse TO be hoodwinked any longer.
We can unite and demand change In
Affairs. And the beat place TO hit man
vi no sells out, or any offieer who ap-
points q corrupt man, is at the polls.
A good, honest lick here will soon
bring . change.