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Rihnlono. g)o,f Niper uno G~beiapeafe
W Giienbabn Company.
Sabrplam Der 3iee.

Durd Yafaeiere.
800 q. 81 gsrla5t siamunb 9ientas, 0annsrtaa
une Sontahein. .gsrbtnbet In aeet
rOint init benz 9arnpfsr s5apana" fir u.
4, 1,s gs"ft an en- ZEN g y.s1Tt mis = ~ ans = 9s al !.
s%erbtnbst NIT gabnlinien ii Waftinston,
philadelphia, New gprf, Bpfpn unb aae
wsfli@en Yunite. @trbtnb t nit 3hes:
FER Hihnpns unb Tetersbura uab Gkeids
reate Anb SbiD @ifeabatnen.
0ur6 8raAt.
500 D. M. gsrlaet &iarncnb 9ienffns, DpuntrRas
unb S0nnab, mn. @tdht Derbinbunaen m t
Gampfern tn QDeft 9riat fur 6tu6. Fanbuns
cen. Baltimore unc ALE nett den yunfte.
Wtatt Wsrtinbunsen tn @idnUno NIT 3a-
gen Der Jtid,rnpnb Mnb Danptle. M 6,npno
une petersturg, unb Gteareate unb Sbip
GtfentabHen.
&ofal Y~anagtere.
800 y. Sd. gsrldst 0iiampnb t slid (spantaas aus.
gencntnen)
9pfal Gra&t.
200 0. SD. @erfast atamOnb Mnntaa. mtttiuod d,
nnp grtitas. Ma6t @erttneunsen IN
18th Point nit benz Dampf;r nSTS" fur
au" 9aneuneen an Zen W'attirpni unb
Yanuntp 5luHen.
Dnr9 Y%aflaeierc.
1890 y. M. &nfunft in Ridm pab 9iertaa, 1onu.r
tag urb SDnrabenn. Wadt Werbtntu nm
gen init i3iesn Der @idmenp unD Yeters-
surg unb ebeiapeafe unb Sttp Gifenbab.
men. Der Nan,pfer .5arana" serldet
baltimore ron pie 144 Eight Ctr. Zion.
fng,, Nittips9 unb Treitag UNI 4 q. t.
Wadb Werbinbuneen nit 3uaen Ron YbIa.
belpb a, yfefr yprf unb mefItten pl6srn,
nnt tn gDtt ppint NIT Buesn fir glitmpnb
une Gem Siiben.
Dur6 Gradt.
6:15 q. 81. Mnfunft in @tdmptb 0tenifaa. Snnrrr.
tag une Snnnahenh. Wa9t 8efbinbun.
npn in 0NpA 0Nn,ot +,t< hn.n n...c- -.
galttnpre. Watt @trb nbuneea nit ben
Wtdttnpnb unb IanStae. Ri6nsonb unt Te-
tersburs, une e~beiapsafe unp Sbip Gifeus
batneu.
GotaI Yaffagiere
10:00g 81. Infunft in @i6mpnb tdaIiS, ausaercu,.
men Sprntas. Madt Wabi Suna.n
NIT ben .Nidmrnt unb petsrsburs, mnb
@bsfdpeate unp Sbip Gifentabnen.
0pfaI 8raGt.
4:O03 y. 81. @nfunft in Ridmpnb Muntuo. mit,tusm
UNI Gfctfa9. Wtadt Werbinbuneen in MDsf
Yctht NIT Fem Camper SITS" spn ben Gan
eunafn ter gtattrpni 4nb 9amuni.v
SllIen. ~
8e'ne 5ra6t mad pter BON gfdb,n fatf,d BON Gid.
t1ene rtrb angsnorninen Die gBa9en fabren bur6 spn
gBeft gpint mad atlanta.
Dte ntetrt9iten fe, SprF4tiee 5aatb,
bnne une + G%meaissei! aarantirt
nIbreu8b. Bills Of latin3" nit aaranttrten Taten
8eeeben.
5atrfarten werbsn S~e.fauft fir ale nDrbliden. 81.
lhten unb ~mefliden 9idscn. y
-. 5atrfarte III taten in ter General ifentotn,1i det
g9entur. S26 Wtairfr., i'm @rbanae Sptvl unt' am
9eppt her SSnpasnis Gde Der 2S. unb Ord Strrase,
ID MN $. 8. Dsuslae, @upt.
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Sic 0tpdetts Gte9erei.-
Gbarles Solmes, pclder in Mnorsm
WlepH's Sonabaus in einem Streite ben
Wforcellus Williams nit einem &alir@
melier 9eidnitten, wuroe ocltern bonn
poliiciri6ter Der @rano SURF iibers
mielen. Gr ipurhe in Die Sail &C.
innht.
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Climb 9e ltobl II. Sobn Gotlctt.
aueib, nno Mm. YoiueQ, farbis. paren
a.eitern in 0enrieo County Dor &idte.
9opfins, ansefloet elm fleines 7.idbri
oes farbiaes &ino scitoblen 81 buben.
9a ciniae widtiae 3euaen ftblten, ,pur.
De bic &lage Bis ouf bcute II ubr per.
iAoben.
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59ifffobrt. 9ie norpe9iide
'8ri9s ,Term," Gop'tdn Suit. 1seelte
9eltsrn nit elmer 2aoung SauboIs na9
Sremerbapen, 9entldIano.
, 1877-04-26

$50 1T er uno wer lit er?
Sic ~Stote" iast, elm Sun3e in Man=
DIETER BON - Sobrcn bat elm bcutl1cs
Sbeaterltiid asi6rieben, ueldes, in De.
tradt ieiner Suseno, cine iebr perovn].
pple Yrobuftion icin 1pu.
, 1877-04-26

unfo1l. @opio 2odst fiel in Der
mOlo dominion Gotten Mfills" our1
Die Winbe uno murbe lsbr perIett.
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Ncne 4n5ei9en.
Gis! Sis! Gi5!
SD hin jtB' I'M Stanbe has tslt e
sc BrbliH E Cts
Gis !

su litfsrn. Die yreile Gno:
Sir 5ctc!s gu 40 Gents yer 100 Wfunb.
Yin Ysrloaen bic Won elmer bis flint Gpnnen
tebmsu. 40 st. per 100 Ylunb, inc . 6raht.
Mn Tamilien unp Sfieen, BON 5 bis 2O
pfunb. 1 Seat per Vluur, irel. JraAt.
Nm Gnmiltsn unb Sffesn, yen 20 bis SO
pfuab, i Gents yer piunr, incl. Tratt.
&n 6emiIicn una S1feen, so uub mebr
Rfhnb, ! Gent pr y uub, incl. 5 aht.
@n Builder. G,ebineler unp Salons J st.
per Yiuup. incl. S aht.
Sh canf, fut fc5 mir 1lets tepielene ;3u.
trausn unb bitte mir 10 dies fcrn.r gu i9enten.
S. e g nj / +.
lob Ode Der I9t:u unb Gary Ctr.
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8olo ldloB seitcrn Mittoy IN Mew
Yorf nit 1913.
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DiR's iQufrirte preis-C iff.

Sartst8 eSetten-300 &bbtlbanseu NIT BefHreibun
eeae, nne bic 4rt unb Weife t~isfelben Su ipadfsn-Wasa
LTD eeerudt.
Abreifre: Sames Did, &oGefrr N..g.
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.beiapeafe unb Sbiu @ilenbabn.

Gbefareate unb Sttp Giferbatn.1
gafasiar.9 Department
Gidmpnb. @a, I. Gsember, 1876.
Wt nnD mod Dem 3. Se3ember, 1876.
fab'fa bic MIa9 et-3iiae, tpts foIst:
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feroD 4. Grfnbaw,
V0ulDla : 6Qnbler,

Gde Der l2ten unb GarD CTR.
Sd babe fet5 au een nirbriglfen Vrei1eI
porratbis:
d30aise Tannen- @retter bon allsn Scrten.
3IQi9e Yapel.Yrstter BON allen @psten.
9utten. gaIfen, SONS, Ycn anen 2Gneen
unb @rDBen.
AZ 3ou arasl9aittene GuBboben-Y rette-.
@iten.v rttter in allen Diden. 5arte unb
pfide @ypreb SGinteln. @eIp,ltsne uni
ecflste 2atten. iou
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Bids
Dlumeu- nub Wsmi(t-W arten

II bas pra6iSpIfe gDert fetner Art In Der gDtlt. 0s
entba.t nabe an $50 Setten, 9unberte Ieiner Mbbittun
Gen. une tess ebrenp 1ableaas psn Slamen, pradtpele
gge'dnst une ~eclprirt ppn gsatur. preis so Gents in
gapter; $500 tn ~slesanter 2einpanb. Sn Deutl& unp
@asliit sebradt.
abreifre: Sames Did. No1eler, y. q.
, 1877-04-26
Nt6'S
plnmsa- nnS W%smiG-Saamem

igerssn sspfanst rpn siasr Miaiun esatt In Ane.tia~
Sifbe
0i6's @reisIiE.-3O0 Nbbiltunasn, nur 2 geuts.
Wi6'S Hlumenfubrer, pierteliabrltI, rs Gents Jdbr-
lid.
Uia'S Slmmsi: Gs,niie. @artsn 50 Gsnts; In lite
eanter Qetnpanr 81. 90.
suas meme g,sE6HsnntSunssn tuertsH in Gnsllfn ury
Deutf6 8ebrudt. "
aers Vss: Saues Did. NO4sRsE a.. y.
, 1877-04-26

9. g. Ban 2em, q. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
CRIMINAL NOrEA.

At the Tomhs Police Coar! Yesterday. beiof, Jns,,
tee Daily, tOgse Noui.on vas nrrn5-,i oi ,.- u.
sreal.q quaniify OH manila hemp rope. N'teo M fi
the property Saf. otsaL3snp trIsthJ il i' w.
a. NOrLn ityCr lie was held 90 @aaNcl ia f3u' t-"'
AZ the Essex MarNc. Police COur y'sier,iay before
Jnstre ruUcth, Abrim Goodman, pp'rr Was faf ~. "a
Jacob Parucit No. IA Esstxst VIII, She l-rhy "i -
frop while q. 80 rf. n = s'"'
ON he uigA of August IL lio was .1t ia dvan f-'V
bait
Jacob Kern, a barber was arrested yeSteiH"t ~
pcputy Ulited states Marshal Bernhard on chafsn W
Iang tAo Law aghps: srnaiEg ob,cehc mailer 80
mails Tee com ,Htnant j. brocfs Wiz Mls. fr''',
krrn 0l 80. ~ East Third IL. aoout Nh3a BERN
,..rr lou. letter Inc two brOtntrs Ell gifft fi '
ni revenge his brolhtr mat ne RAG t'fh HJ
wih liz tRc bfotAcrsJ wlic. hcIu Vas comm ''.' p.
% "A FRIDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
EDWIN l.. STANTON.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 29.-Edwin h.. Stanton,
sou Of Secretary OF Var, died at his residence in
tn. cy this morning, after an illness OF some
Mir Stanton born in Pennsy !yauia, and gradu
ated 90 Ke yOn COe.e, ONO, in 1853, with the highest
honors OF mis- Alma Mater He Immediately entered
upon the study under the direction OF his father and
was admitted the bar in Washington in January,
For several years ne has the OF the Bdi-
more ana Potomac Railroad Company ana managed their
business with ability He was Secretary OF the
District Columbia from May 1871 90 November 1873,
and It's attorney from Juy lo74 October 1876. The
disease OF which he died Is suppose 10 have been induced
by oyerEOrk Mr.. stanton UNUSUALLY respected IN
Washington and by death TIE bar VI this city loses
one OF It's most valued mbers He leaves widow and
nun nlIIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Speir, in Superior CoarE Special 4ern, las
ordered hat Issues Tor jury tfa be framed ia tie divorce
suit Of Paul Batze aga.st Olga BatLe PauliG aad 10
ieuda g we're married October S72 aud plaintiff cia.ss
laa ais wife lc ann H. JU.e 1878, alt 3s since '. n
criminal Intimacy vain other The Wlio denies 80
charges.
Israel anu Joseph \. Joseph, VINO made an assgn-
mcrt for the benefit Of their credit several mlaeJ
ago recently applied for = discharge from ualkrgcy
The Ninth National Baad. 9nd Asher and Redch two 90 10
creditors objections 10 Their discharge Oh tine ground tat
they had rar t"er the ey deuce in he
submitted 70 Judge LaltAlpd ln tne OAei 7le:
District Court no decGto catc.y O. al titie ~ ss
Br3of warrant INN ~ refusing " grant an or-ef oi "'
nrlas discharge.
In a Suit OF Thomas G. Lyman and Henry L
Greenmau against Aide Bryan Reilly Tor b ior ae
the plaintiffs obtained Judgment Novem cr D. 1870 oF
$40. Execution returns, Uasa,sari aJd supple
Lieatary procee lnes De m IN She Copt ~ common
Pie : on which Sir. BELLY ads default IN order To- sA'f
cause Why he should committed Tor contempt VS. -
when. after nesOdtiia, e AIitr L., ~ 80 -
week AID - cftFoes FEES BE pad one -st1 h ai -. ~
.rc:tt paw a mOtOu was maslf y''.'-.Ai pr.
Judge loAisOn ia Com nOI Pleas special its O. -.Nlt
old proceedings, Uut lgc Robinson dicet1d "o" 'e "
be .fksn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
SHEPPARD HOMANss Defence.

Sheppard Romans has put III his answer to
the brought against An BY Henry K. Person, Inc
Receiver Of Guardan Mutual Life Insurance Company,
by Stanley Brown, CLARK, bis attorneys. He denes mat
ne las been connected With Universal Lie Insurance
Company, which th5 and policies Of tn Guar
uan Insurance Company transferred, wi.a
ten yeats IN any Official capacity, that DC las
received from II directly or indirectly within
that period any money. He says he was EN-
poyed in May, 1872, at an annual salary
a. Consulting Ac.uary the Guardian Mutual Lie n
Co uuu Xmas tu> SALARY Was neither IL
crei sd diminished, aud was ali received iAdt
Afterwards 1t discovered tnat Large amount o. e
MUM notes, winch lOruer ulccrs lad D.cu lh 30
habit rrpJrtHS gO0t, were IS, an tns IL
D.ired te require. by rAe laws o. Nc"-l0iS
tilUuu ala necessarily make tac company lsp-
vent. IL was tuougit, D. economy ana D. ceAah
40 business, thc OBLIGATIONS Ot IN
company could me5 At maturity. AZ. lWbc.
then CtiIs Tor tie Universal Lie insL.incr
.id maze good ten u0.riy tuc t4cAuical a.lcchey
m ne Guardian COufGll ltscfYc "Al-h oAef was A.
tul>, FufDrf Eot !. oultu H0uths
assign certain BOits ana mortgages 10 the Gui4u'dn
LOAiptLy, be8g llurH.h1u against Oss Dy kuiott ana
a gul.intcU tue Universal Lille Company, wan she
ccp.s o. tAc GulrG.an Company. Ai ,lIs the d. Edut
says Oicny done, and Was TO the pest
interest t.U Guardian Company &c WAS sllpp .
Oi cent, about Uac-lOuFtn Ot lit " road
INK excess Of tHe pIcdIm DcyOnt WnaL Wds utc'S-
n.5 INSURANCE, 30 secGso IUs.. "nls The WUtkIS
ayic o. utluctvu, and tue pO.cy IOcr5 wo.c hopt
occurred, ana, nc cl1ns Dctei s-cdt~a tish ever te
also tire Guardian Coi1lns 4u - c,lhof
are estOpped from tnclr present cram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

Supre,,s Court hambTs--i{y Judge Van bi hAl.-
hi,,tt uttx The ptnnH II entitled o recover . etai.
ag,s and As nciienf 10 The equitable feict LR q
Judgment, the expenses which c hts 'homt.i - ,,si
~ Ysn III thr srfrnan. Report o. referee v'''i.
CaoneV AIT Fehrer-MotOn granted win COSTS 80.
0y. ,lav. mott serves p ~ y"
tieulars Canlbc ayt. heathcrlnsot- NJ Won g.
en- ,.ts Ia abide the event Memorandum ih.isol -
ss N,,, denied glth $40 aDhr nc tfFii
se,,,,,n 1aiLes ATT sharp Ryan AIT i3 ~ s.'
oT,uf.e steele aFL NeDoerS-AOtoa uon'" ~
UAller- Memorandum
sxpsrioy Co~t-Spoeiai Iey7a-By jude S.sss,.
IaIassos agt Pany, exenscn ot ninsi ,s.a
, Tnfs states Express Co, Orief Tor psias ~ ria
IS Tor eosfs Ross Harden &c all ease se'.o. mode
nan axt Tno Mayor, ETC., order foF leave W sow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
SUICIDE FROM DRINK IN NEWARK.

Michael Long, age forty-six, Of No. 50 Sew
enth-aye Newark, eonmi,tea suicide yesterday by TAX
ing lauanum. The deceased man had been on debauch
for ABOUT a week and returned tO his home on Friday
ngnt very much intoxicated. His wife dd call him
to breakfast the nest morning At noon, however, sne
sout hes utllo daughter 20 call MN. IN moment tue
enid returned 10 he mother With the statement that she
could not wake HIM up. Mr. Long tnen proceeded 10
her nsbanas room aud found HIM dead In bed. with
empty Iaudanum bottle by hs side. About year ago
the deceased took quantity OF arsenic in tue
ence % hs family and haa escape from death
He leaves "A falulIy or clgBt children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
OLIVER ;. HALsTFD.

Ex-Chancellor Oliver :. Halsted died yester-
terdly morning his iaJe residence Lyons Farms y.
j.. az the age Of eigntyhye years. lie born at Eliza
beth. y. j. and graduated from Princeton College
1910. Tie Immediately entered upon the practice ~
Law and the first Chancellor OF New Jersey under
Inc consultation, serving from 1913 to 1852 lie
pr5cced his profession FOR many years IN Newark, but
years confined himself to Oi;ice work. lie
lie -cnoiar, aud few made translation
tueb book Oi JOJ. H. Wa originally Wing m pOltcs
but recenty sylnpaIhlArd WIN the DemOcratlc party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

important business and ias.iiy aifaiss. 1Aey b.
heycd HIM God in embryo, destined to reign over a
celestial Kingdom in the future hfs. II
his death tho Mormon Church has undoubtedly
received fatal blow. All its men Of intellect AMI
force of character joined it in its infancy and hlt
few of them are left. It's later proselytes were
drawn from the ignorant classes AIhong the sec
ond generation. now men in middle NE, no one mas
deycloped capacity for successfully wearing the
MANTLE of the prODhpt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
OBITUARY NOTES.

Bosroy, Mass, Aug. 29.-The Rev. Thomas
j. Mumoru, editor Of ne Chrstia Regiser, died here
To-Day.
MACON, Ga, Aug. 29.-J. b. Ross one of
the most prominent and respected citizens
Of TINS city ana state died this morning aged sixty
nine years.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 29.-Wyatt Blanchard,
aged years a lawyer and politician, died in
has bathroom this afternoon OF apOpleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

Morton and the contradictory runors aoit IN REGARD 70
H. tustify us In saying, and We speak from per
sonal observation, that his improvement in the
iast forty-ciglt hours has been most reDarkapie.
Ui rest last night was almost unbroken, sleeping the
greater part OF tho Time calmly and naturally as
fbomgh I'm perfect health This morning he was bright
and cheerful conversng with his frepds Win tne NJ
most freedom and expressing the kndes socltuue ior
he comfort OF those in attendance upon him. during
To-day this Improvement continues, and his irehds
NAV he assured tina. his speedy and perDa-
uent recovery can be confidently expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
SENATOR MORTON STEADILY IMPROVING.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 29.-The Hon. Isaac
Jenkinson, of The Richmond DAILY Palladium.
OF the attendants upoE Senator Morton last night and
this evening the following editorial is published his
paper:
The general anxiety about the condition OF Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

A well-knOwn conjuror had brightlittle fell
low on tae platform assist him in the experiments
"sir" said the cOniurer, lido You THINK could put
twenty shngs which the lazy holds into your Z"
No. said the boy confidently. "Think not 2" know
You couldn't" sud the Htie fellow with great fFmnes
"wny notP Because the pocket Is all torn out!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
TIE MOIrNrAIY MEADOWS MAssACRE.

DUTCuERY OF EMiGRaSTs BY MOAMOSs ~ 1857
JOIN d. LEES TRIAL AND ENACUTloN-DHGHAM
YOUNG's ASSERTIONS Oh INNOCENCE.
1t was in 1S43-'44 that Joseph Smith out
ragged the moral OF the inhabitants OF the little
town Nauvoo. H. by ate nptng to put in practice his
poly gamous principles When denounced and Op-
posed, he rashly sought by violence to destroy
his enemies, and shot dead while leaping
from a window to escape the fury OF q mob mad with
vengeance. Brigham Young chosen 10 succeed him
as head OF the Mornols, OF whom afterward
Westward, state Illinois having revoked their
charter few remained behind expelled At the
point Of the blyonct Reassembng at Council Bluffs, all
the Mormons proceeded the Salt Lake Valley. where
they arrived III the Autumn Of l54s Salt Lake City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
CHARACTER AND APPEARANCE.

CHARACTER AND APPEAEANCE
Brigham Young grew immensely rich. He owned
farms. mines and factories and had large deposits
in the Bank of England Probably lis fortune
amounted 10 several millions, bat how much be
chose TO regard belonging TO himself, and now
much IL tbe Church, IS not yet known. Ia person
he was tail and stoutly built, and during the last
ten years rather corDulent. lie had large head,
broad. tiorid counteaance reddish HAIR and fringe
Of beard of the same color and a PAIR OF
small keen, blue eyes, His habitnal express
sion was bland and oily. AT seventy lac was
active and vigorous, and looked no older
than many men OF fifty. Bayard Taylor, who Wis
tied the Prophet at Salt Lake City in 1870, gave the
following description Of him;
was ushercI mo handsome. wel-urnished
room, diy"tei by a wooden screen rom am
with a great globe % gJld 1sh, sd, IN The ccnife
and chairs were on either side ANA me wt were
saith, Alpine lands apes, ans cTomut ut 81 crs,aits
sunshine and SIadoS,' wacn nc arist maj seat to
sofas. while two or three strangers, appt-
emily MogmOns from the country, waited ON che
srposile one IN a minutes Br CHAM Young came
oai from Office. Al The first glance wOud taKe
Inn, 10 be q successful bank railroad pr sdeAt, and
MS quick striigt ard, Dusuess-iKr manner carries
out the nlprcssinn. After lac is seated, however,
ma Won nave "A chance OF observing his ieatlrce more
cosrly tie signs OF quality with which baak prr,i-
dents not ACCUSTOMED 10 deal begin 10 n9h them
ne he is botA short and boad but his tais kness
Although siXty-uue years old, there IL no gray
m his SAVOY hair aad his sna bile eyes
are leen and tai OF power. HIS head is
Irye and auDroachifQ TO Squaren in ~ form. his
co.nple xinn a healthy re His lin nrHi-sct
,uouth and large Jaws express iulOHitiOe tncTgr.
The general expression or his fac l. az once
reliceut aud Wachml Ia MS grteuug there
Inc blandnc,s OF an acquired TatDcr tam
ral courtesy. His voice Is mil, cycn-iuutd and
agreeable ahd imagine tiitt ne might make IlI
seif fascinating wOias ~ whom hui peculiar
charm in pay ful aId parrins lOu He said bat little
at hrst, ana, lhoushi seemed to oe holding
himself secretly at bay for qu,tiOns winch
dii not intend 20 ask. By-and-Dy, when
ref red 10 the similarity Of he scenery To that Of Asia
Minor and led the conversation 10 tue resources OF the
Territory spoke freely aud hucnty. and gave
siderable Information conee ming the remote soHthorn
counties. On all phnts OI material growth he was
frankly communicative. While he talking
studied his face sufficiently detect the three chief qua
titles prudence great determination
and great belief In himself.
The reverence OF the orthodox Mormons for
Brigham Young exceeded that of Catholics
for the Pope, and they sought his counsel LII all
, 1877-04-12
THE FIERY GULF.
IT CLOSES OVER TIM svsr AND THE ur1rsr.
MISERABLE ALIKE.

6pscta{ Dfspasch to 1At Tribune
IT. Lotif, April l.-At . o'clock tho rccne vas
horrible and thrtfl!M. In the extreme. The hotc,
VA wrapped in famcs, and although most Of those
who had made themselves vlsibto had been saved
by means Of ropes and ladders, yet here ind there
m aSonizcd face leaned from 1sellt window to
e!so last appeal for hclp. Asn sad women rushed
about wild With excitement, calling franteal}y for
missing friends or klnamsn, and tho 1re,nsa stood
appalled, and unncfycd bctore the terrific holocaust
In pFogrcss. The heavens wcro sg!ow with rolling
wascs of dEe, daEkoncd hese and theso with black
columns Of smeGe. Myrlads Of sparks .ose nm
Into Cltttcsfag canopy, and particles Of burning
tlcb's wers hurled by The hot alr upon adjacent
buildings and paTemont..
only guess could b made Of what was going
on. Escape By mcsns Of dooEwnys vss no longer
poss!b'e, the upper floor being In absolute nos.
session OF tho flames, and the luweE lalls and slar.
ways being curelopc4 In black su,oko that
would havs naade suhocatIon Instant Not uus Of
tho s, 900 spectators dared 20 Into that xcethlnx
mats OF smoko aud gas.
At 4 O'CLOCK
afl had either escapet OF pcrlshc, for every door
had given war, and tho south and cast walls haa
fallen, dsnolsshlng tho smslt adlaccnt batldpQe,
ana buFy1ng everything. anln,ate and lnnntmate.
III tl'clr ruinR. Tho dsrmen continued thetr work
unti! o'clock. tho namea burning nasccly 1t that
hour. Hut, shortly afterwards, thsr began to sub-
side. ~, hy = tho deoFls was heap OF amoldcr-
lnc, smoking tInbess snd sscans1n: mortar and
bfIrk.
, 1877-04-12
| DEATHS GUESTS.
Their Aorrid Entertainment
at the St. Louis Hoto-
caust.
The Peaceful Slumber Within
the Colossal Labyrinth
Of finder.
stealthy Approach Of the Piti1ess
Fnriea Of Brooklyn and
Ashtabula.
The Tnmultuous Flight Through
Fire and Smoke to Life
or Death.
Dismal Fennons of Distress
Flaunting at Dizzy
Heights.
Agonizing Lapse of an Etcr-
nifty of Time With
out Help.
Scenes which Would Quake
Sterner Stuff than
Human Hearts.
The Awful Dash Of Victim After
Victim on Flinty Pave.
ments.
The Hidcoats Isuins--.A Black
Hole and n Mystery.
The Death-Rol Necessarily Relegated
to Conjecture...E|even Co1psos.
Full Details Of the Catastrophe, the In.
surancc, and the SaYed.
The Awful Dash Of Victim After
Victim on FlintY Pave.
ments.
Tile Hidcolts ISuins--.A Black
Hole and Mystery.
The Death.Roll Necessarily Relegated
to Conjecture...Eleven Co1psos.
Full Details Of the Catastrophe, the In.
surancc, and the Sayed.


TIE CRr OF "F1nK!n
Epectas 0ttpalcA 10 Tae Tribune
1t. Louis, April l1.-About half.paat O'Clock
This morning people In the ntfghberhood Of Tho
Southern Hotel wetc startled BY cry Of Ore, sad
almost Immediately thereafter smoke VIA seen
tsauIug from the lower windows OF that building.
Tho s1atm was rapidly spread. and three n.s com.
pan!cs and two hook.and.ladder companies, wish
the Salvage Corps. were quickly on the ground,
BY which time second alarm from the dte.bozcs
had been sounded, a. 1t was appAfent that tho
fames we're spreading oter she entire extent Of tho
vast building.
WITHIN TEN MINUTES
Of the first arrival Of The ro force rcd flames BE-.
can to shoot through The wlndows OF tht hsst and
Sctond etorcs, ana Immense volumes OF smoke
crtpt from every doorway and outlet. The hotel
was slx stories high, and almost block In dlnen.
sIons. bounded by Fourth Fifth, Walnut, and
Elm atrccta. Alta. nj. Tho scene, AZ viewed by
Jour correspondent, waa Of tho most thrjlln.
character. At that tins It seemed AZ II the I'm.
mensc strncturn had been pet On fra In seyera1
places. The confined element waa
NoAniHu AND cHAcKLrna
inside. black smoke was rolling from the main and
ladies' enhances, aud away npon the fat roof tho
Elaro Of general conaagratlon wns relieved only
BY lhe lightning streaks OF hamo brushing through
heEo and there from the rooms below. Now and
then fFantc guert In derhabflle, with clothes OF
Fallse In hand, rushed ont Into tho Streets but Il
n once became apparent that tho grcat portion Of
the inmates still Inside. First one window and
then smother In rapid succession was Violently
Fatsed, heads of men, women. and children wsre
feon everywhere, and Wild cry for help hlled
tho air,