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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
TELEGRAPHIC
Foreign Miscellany.

Paris, 1.-THE railway accident Al
HEnterive Station, near Vichy, Is not q:
serious ~ was feared, bat the calamity il
quite serious enough. Thirty four persons
were injured, fodr dangerously and enc
is leported dead this evening.
St. Petersburg, l8.-lt is stated that
MARQUIS Tseng, ambassador Of China, has
been informed that Russia will not con-
sent to further negotiations with China.
MARQUIS Tseng awaits fresh Instructions
from Pel1in.
Vienna, I8.-Chulera is raging in 8
village ear TuruD Servuin, in Roumsnia,
causing sn average of fifteen deaths daily.
Bombay, I8.-Caud1hari is safe, Ayoob
Khan is occasionally firing lhells bu.
little damage is being done.
Paris, lS.-A collision occurred, yester-
day. on the railway near Vichy. Nine
persons were injured
A train ran of the track on The
T4rascon and Celia Rsilway, yesterday
The stoker was killed and several persons
were injured
Que,t.h, I8.-The enemies force in the
attack on the Garrison at Ruch on Sun
day night is Estimated at 2, 000. Their
loss Wa. 200 killed, instead of eighty, as
previously reported. British loss, fifteen
killed, twenty-five wounded.
The lSst brigade of General Stewards
force has reached Gundsmuk, u
mOleStad
New Castle, Ont. Is.-New Castle,
woolen mills burned. LOss, $4,000
insurance $40, 900.
CanstLntinople, lS.-The Porte has
finally decided to cede Dulcigno to
Montenegro, Abbeddin Pasha, minister
of foreign affairs, says he hopes the
transfer will lie effected without great
difficulty
Bergen Norway, 1s.-Ole Bull.
ViolinlIt, is dead.
Constantineple, lS.-At the last audi-
ence the Sultan gave Mr.. Goshen, the |
British ambassador, he asked him how |
it WIS possible to expect him to consent |
to the handing over of many thousand |
TO Greece in view Of the dis
graceful treatment experienced by Mus
Sulmans from Bu!garians and expressed |
= fear that Greece would act in similar
manner towards them. Mr.. Goshen |
assured the Sultan this was impossible |
and said he felt sure England and the
other powers would guarantee good treat
ment 10 MussulmAns. Hafuse Pasha,
minister OF police, has been dismissed on
account of his fsnaticsl views. He has
been replaced by Hadi Hsfz.
London, 1S.-A new Atlantic cable
has been registered with the
Portuguese for a cable from England to
he Azores and thence TO Americs. The
contract has been concluded for
aging light cable By this route.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
More Light Asked For.

New York, Commercial Bulletin:
There is need of further light upon the
object Of the visit Of the Chinese embassy
to Washington. Both EvErts and Marsh
have state unequivocally that the i'm
perial government has repealed an
ancient decree prOhisiting Chinese sub
jects from engaging in trade with foreign
countries. Precisely what that decree
may be neither of these gentlemen have
stated, nor have We been able to ascertain
from merchants familiar with the China
trade. More light is needed to show,
3rst, whether the decree prohibiting
Cinnamon from engaging in direct
foreign trade has existed, and, second,
whether that decree has been repealed.
Assuming the Affirmative of these CUES
tions, important changes in our treaty
relations with China will have to be
made before this new liberty can be
turned to account in the trade with the
United States, for the embargoes and
trade with non-treaty ports Of China,
under the law as it now stands, are posi-
lively prohibitory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
British Bits.

London, l7.-Ten Broeck's 3-yesr-old
bay FLY, 1.-THE Gowan," won the stand
handicap plate at Egham.
London, 18.-As the result of q meet
ing of iron masters of west Scotland,
many furnaces inLsnarkshire were blown
out. The strike is spreading to Aver
shire. Considerable inconvenience is
being felt in consequence of the scarcity
of coal. Several traders between Green
oak and Quebec have been obliged 10 sail
with ballast instead Of coal.
The case of arms seized at Cork, on
Monday, ard kept in the custom house
under guard, has been delivered TO the
constance.
VIM. Elliott states thst he will make 8
match to row either George Hosmer,
American, BlockmGn, Boyd, Ross or
Lay, over the Tyne eourse, in February,
for elO0 or goo side.
Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign secre-
tary, is suffering from rheumatic govt.
His condition is not considered serious.
In the House Of Commons, this after
noon, the employers liabilities bill passed
its third reading without division.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
The California Knights Uni
form.

Chicago, lS.-Ths Times, expressing
what was frequently remarked yester-
day, says Of the rich and elegant uni
forms worn by the sir knights of the
California commsndery: No one was
particularly noticeable in the ranks. The
hat or chspesu is black, low crowned
and with a broad rim turned up in
front. on which is the appropriate cross,
set in two large silver rosettes, from
which spring black and white plumes;
The scarf or baiderick, bearing regulation
emblems, is of black velvet, very wide,
and trimmed with bullion fringe. The
sword is slso regulation and the belt
black. The peculiar ard striking fes-
ture Of the uniform is q short cape of the
finest black velvet, lined and quilted
with white silk. This is worn over the
left shoulder like a chasseaur military
jacket. On the cape, at the point Of the
shoulder, there ia large ttemplar cross
ofwhite silk, relieved with silver, while
the border Of The cspe is trimmed with
two rows of elaborate silver bullion lace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
Ham,ton,s Revised speech.

New York, IS.-The Tribune prints
side by side two reports of Wade Hamp
toms speech at Staunton. July 18th, one
as taken at the time and printed in the
Stduntsn Valley ViTglniGH, aad the
other as recently put forth as personally
endorsed by Hampton, from which the
offensive passages in the former are care
fully eliminated The Tribune shows
that Hampton does not deny tho accu-
rscY of the first report, and that the pas
ssges which remain in his personally
endorsed" version are precisely the same
in punctuation and phrase as those in the
VirgiRicn's report. The latter alss gays
we do not know what was in Hsmpton's
mind when he delivered his speech in
Staunton, but we do know what his lam
guage meant. he declared that the
democratic party under Hancock's lead
was fighting for the same principles that
Lne aud Jackson fought for and for
which southern soldiers died. There
was no qualification in the terms used.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
Domestic Dashes.

New Orleans, 1S.-Congressman Up
son, Sixth Texas Di.trict, is renomi
mated.
San Francisco. lS.-Eureka CONSOLE
dated declares divident Of soc. POtosI
levies an assessment of soc.
Chicago, IS.-Lsst evening Freeman
p. Goss, a man of bad reputation, who
had been on q spree, shot and instantly
| killed Michsel Fleming, boiler maker
Fleming interfere1 to protect the fsmily
Of Goss from abuse. The latter claims
he acted in self-def ense.
Auburn, n. Y. lS.-Joseph Il. Nor
ris, chief engineer of the fire department,
killed himself to-day. His concern TO-
the success Of the fremen's state conven-
ton, now holding here, unsettled his
mind.
Chicago. Is.-The Times says it is
likely that Porter and Sanders will not
have the proposed joint discussion in
lrdisnn. Sanders insists on twice the
number Of speeches at first proposed.
This would wear cut PIrter's voice,
which lie already failing, and would take
him into many places he has already
visited.
Washington, Is.-The secretary Of the
treasury purchased two and half mil
lions Of governments to-day.
New York, lS.-ThO police are rcticent
about the arrest of Elijah Allegro,
broker. Superintendent WAlling says
the arrest is in connection with the dis
appearance Gf,bonds of great value.
Leadville, fS.- The state democratic
convention was called to order at IL m.
by Hon. j. T. WilborD, chairman Of the
state committee. Hon. @. s. Thomas
was chosen temporary chairman and G.
A. Chittenden, secretary. The usual
committees were appointed ard recess
taken till pm.
New York, 1S.-Ths board of trade
and transportation call convention at
Boston for October 9th, to consider the
means Of furthering the shipping interests
Of the country and procure national legis-
lation.
Alexandria, Va, 1S.-The Malone
readjusters convention nominated Gen.
j. II. Williams for Congress from the
eighth district.
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Tie LaMYers Meet.

Saratoga is. - The American Bar
Association was called 10 order by Luke
p. Poland, who introduced President
Benjamin ii. Bristow. The president
read his annual report, communicating
the most noteworthy chsnges in statute
law. The thanks of the association were
voted the president. Many new MEM
bors were elected and the executive
couucil chosen. Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
River Pirates.

St. Louis, ls.-A Post-Dispatch
special from Airport, en- the lower Mis-
sissippi, where the YickSblrg recently
sank, says: A party Of river pirates we're
discovered there by the wrecking boat,
and were fred upon Snd one was killed
as they were rowing away with g skiff
load of plumber. The watchman If the
wrecker WAS held in S1,0oO bonds for
collision, but to-day was rescued by a
masked band. Great excitement resulted
among friends of the thieves, who gath
cred in fore. The sheriff was present st
last accounts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
Political.

Trenton, is. The republican state
convention begsn its session to-day.
VIM. f. Hoffman wss chosen temporary
chairman; committees were appointed
Recess
In the afternoon session George NJ
Robson WAS recommended for perma:
nent president and chosen. he addressed
the convention on the principles ofthc
republican party. The report of The
committee on resolutions was unani
mously adopted.
Fred A. Potts was unanimously and by
reclamation nominated for governor.
Barker Gummere and Z. K. Pangborr
were chosen electors at large. DistrIc
electors and the stste committee wert
chosen.
A colored delegate wanted his people
to have representation in the state com
mittee but the list as first made wa
allowed 10 stand. Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
New York Greenbackers.

Syracuse, n. Y.-The greenbsck party
met in state convention, to-day, tempo
rAry organization in tho afternoon. In
the late evening james Wright was
made permanent chairman. At little
before ! o'clock it was announced that
the committee on resolutions would not
DO ready ie report tonight, and the con-
veution adjourned.
Syrscuse, n. Y. 1s.-The greenbaek
state convention to-day, resffrmed the
Chicsgo platform with the addition OF
the socislist, land, air and water plank,
and planks against land grants, and
fayoring protective tariff.
Y ON. the fifth bsllot Thomas G. Arm
strong was nominated for JUICE of the
court OF appeals. electors at large, L. 1,
Mcdonald and Harrison Jacobs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
Marine Mishaps.

New Orleans, NV. S. Hopham,
only survivor of the schooner Olldd, re-
ports the vessel cspsized eff Padre Island
on Thursday night. Captain j., A. How
ard, United States engineer. lately in
charge Of barbor improvements, Sabine
Pass, and Pat Powers, sailor, were
drowned. he also reports the schooner
Laurel ashore and Captain Mccall and
four men lost; also that tie schooner
Welcome and another, name unknown,
are Bottom up on Mustang Island. All
hands are tuppOsed lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Tue Grand Competitive Drill.

jockey Club Park, Chicago, 1s.-At
II O'clock it is estimated there are 80. 600
on the grounds. The competitive drill
hss not yet commenced. Some comman-
deries are slow in reporting. The heat
Is intense At y, noon, Monroe, com
msnding, of Rochester, New York, en-
tered the arena to compete for the
prizes.
The competitive l,ill of the knights
Templar At the Jockey Club grounds,
brought out 25,O COO people. he follow
ing cGmmanderies participates: Ivsnhoe,
St Louis, mounted; DemOlis, Grand
Rapids, Mich, mounted: Monroe, Ro-
chester, N. Y; Dams scus, St Paul.
Roster. Indianapolis; Oriental, Cleve-
land; Dpmoli, Louisville; Reed, Dayton,
Ohio, ard Bsyard, Saltwater, MINI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19

JOB PRINTING neatly. cbeap'y
aud quickly done at this ofices
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The Fatal Cup.

Paris, 17.-Miss Nelson's death is at
tributed 10 drinking cup of iced milk,
which medical writer in Paris journal
says is indigestible. Miss Nelson was
twelve hours in mortal sgony. Her
body was claimed st the morgue by an
aged naval officer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26
Rennbllean state ConventIon.

The Ohio state Republican Central Committee
have Issued a call FOR the 28th fApril Convent on
me next Republican State Convention viii be
held in the city Of Columbus, on the e8th day Of
April next The Convention will nominate ca n
dldateH for Secretary Of State, judge OF the Su-
preme Coure Clerk Of the Supreme Court Mem
ber OF the Board Of Public Works. State Com.
nissioners OF Common schools, two electors OF
President and Vice President ofthe United States
and four delegates and four Alternates. to repre-
eent The Republicans OF Ohio IN the National
Convention, ht Chicago, Illinois. June Cd, 1880
The delegatea from each Congregational district.
as nov constituted by law, Will come prepared to
select delegates and two alternates to that con-
ventlon We also respectfully recommend that
the several County Conventions 10 recle2t
delegates to the State Co ,ventiOn, appoint their
county. Executive, and Central Committees for
the ensuing year. We recommend that ehorts De
made to secure large attendance at the meeting
tn appoint delegates, 30 that the people seall be
fairiy represented in the State Convention, and
that the delegates be appointed on or before the
~ day OF April. The basic Of representation IN
the convention Will be one delegate Tor every 800
votes cast for Charley FOaier for Governor. In
1873. and one additional delegate for any fraction
OF $50 votes and upward In each county
AZ the vote for Governor Foster IN Aahiab
county was Q 6,248. Il will be entitled 10 twelve
delegates IN the State Convention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

It is said that Denis Kerney was surpri-
sed when he was sentenced to pay fine Of
$1,000 and be imprisoned for six months
in the county jail. This brawler has dis
turbed the peace OF California for more
than two years. He has openly advocated
murder, arson, and riot. He has named
men who should be hanged by the mob,
and has made ostentatious preparation for
the erection Of a gallows. No such lncen-
diary has ever before been permitted to
remain at large so long as he, yet, for some
mysterious and wholly uuacoountable rea-
son, he has been almost unmolested The
California newspapers, usually so restive
under the comment Of outside critics, have
endured Keruey without mdrmur or rem
onstrance. But there appears to be limit
even to California iorbearance, and this
pestilent denagogue will be kept under
lock and key for six months. . 90.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

A San Francisco dispatch of the 18th
inst reports one of the heaviest mining
transactions in Arizona, ever known in
that Territory, 1t was the buying out OF
an interest in what IS called the Tomb
Stone mill and Mining Co., on the basis
Of S2, 100000 for the property, with the in
tention Of heavy expenditures In machine.
ry for further deyelopement The proper
" consists Of a group Of mines, he largest
Of which i said 70 hayeS2,OOO, ,OOOi In sight
A ten.stamp mill since June last, h as pro-
duced S85OOOO. The capitalists who have
thul invested, are Eastern men-oa6 from
Boston, any the other from Oil City. As
our friend i. w. Smith, has gone into Ari'
zona speculation, and hs will not beslow
in finding some OF those big bOnapzas, II
they are laying round loOBe. auo lo 500 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

Representative French took advantage
Of the stated adjournment Of the assembly,
on Thursday last, to enjoy the pleasures Of
home:during the recess. He reached Ashta-
bula on Fridry evening and lay by over
night, being something Of an invalid from
an affection Of the throat. Mr.. f. is max
ing for himself, without effort or fore
thought, reputation as useful and sub
stantial representative. His record win
bring no blush TO the cheek OF his constit-
uents, or call for an exercise Of inge-
nuity in making apologies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

Nathan P. Pratt, Treasurer Of the Read.
ing (Mass. Savings Bank tried upon ffty-
two indictments for embezzlement, has
been convicted on twenty-nine counts.
Soon after the conyiotIons council for the
accused presented a paper purporting TO be
confession Of the crime by Sidney P.
Pratt, sou Of the prisoner, who had been
the book-keeper and cashier OF The bank.
The son has disappeared, and the fathers
bail is Fixed at $95,0O0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26
nLEeAL,Ao.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

OF REAL ESTATE
I'm pursuance Of an order Of the Probate o
j court OF AshtRhula county, Ohio, will
odor for sale nt public auction, on Saturday,
the Sd day Of April, 1850, between the hours
OF ono and two o'ciook In the afternoon, up.
on the promises, the following described
real estate Offeo OF dower) aitunte In the vil-
lage Of Ashtahula, county Of Aahtabula a. Il
state OF Ohio, to.wit
Beginning az the center OF West s., at its
junction with Prospect st. thence running
north " deg, west i've chains and my links;
thence north SO deg. cast 2 chains and 70
links thence south 1881 deg, east 8 chaina
and 3S links thence south % deg, west 3
chains and 80 links TO the place Of BEGINNING,
or less, subject 70 all legal highways thereon
Appraised at 81 1900. Terms OF sale One
third ~ hand ,n one.tnird @ In 9ne year ana
the deferred payments 10 bear Interest from
the day OF sale, secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold, HENRY FASSIcrT,
Administrator OF John A. Prentice, deceased.
Ashtabula, Feb'y 2Sd, 1880. i5747S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26
Adminlstrator's Sale



I'm pursuance or an order OF toe Probate
III Court OF Ashtabula County, Ohio, I Will
offer for sale at public auction on Monday,
April 10th, 1880, between the hours OF one aud
three o'clock p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described real estate (free Of dower), sit
uRte In the township OF AshtRbula, In the
county Of Ashtabula, and State OF OHIO and
being part OF original lot No. II In the said
township OF Ashtabula, and bounded north
and west by the right OF way OF the Ashta-
bula and Pittsburgh Railway Company (;
east by tract OF nine acres Of land belong
ing to Moses Taylor, and south by the South
Ridge road, containing nine and 83-10n acres
OF land. Appraised at Sl,7Ol There is a two
chard, on the premises.
Sale will take place on the premises.
Terms OF sale One-third In hand, one
third in one year, and one-third In two ears
from the day Of sale; the deferred payments
to bear interest from the day OF sale and
secured by mortgage.
HENRY FASSETT,
Administrator OF the estate OF Joseph L,
Stow, deceased 1879
Ashtabuln March I'd 1891
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26
TREAsURER's oFFIoB,

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 10th
IN day of April, 1880 between the hours
of9 O'Clock a. m, and o'clock p. m, and
from day TO day thereafter between the
same honrs and az the same place, until all
bonds hereafter named are Sold at my Of
ice at the Ashtabula Loan Association Bank,
l will offer for sale, and sell TO the highest
and best bidders, provided no bid shall De
bondB)
Twenty Bonds of said village known as
"Harbor Improvement Bonds" Of the de-
nomination Of 500 each bearing interest at
the rate OF six per cent per annum and iali-
Ing due Sept LIST, 1880. A. A. SOUTHWlCk,
H-7S Treasurer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

SAFE.-Something Of sensation was
started over the country on Monday and
Tuesday last, by a rumor that the steamer
city Of Mexico, from Vera Cruz to Calves
ton, with Gen. Grant and party on board,
had been lost at sea. The occurrence Of a
storm and the non arrival of the steamer
on time gave credence to the report. All
uneasiness, however, was put at rest on
Tuesday, by dispatch from Galveston,
announcing the safe arrival Of the steamer
and the Grant party on board.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

The Daily Democrat, of Columbus, has
been partially reorganized, and now ap.
pears as the. Daily Times Ithas the right
material IN it editorial and reportorial
departments to issue an alert and vigor-
Gus newspaper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

The action of the Senate Committee on
Elections, in regard to the seat Of Senator
Kellogg, Of LOUISIANA, willarouse the atten-
tion of the country to the desperate spirit
of the majority in Congress. The COM
mittee has adopted two resolutions, one de-
claring Mr.. Kellogg's election invalid, the
other giving his seat to Judge Spofford.
There is no authority in law or justice for
such measure. Mr., Kellogg's title has once
been examined and accepted by the Senate.
and is as completely determined as that Of
Mr.. Conkling or Mr., Bayard. 1t can onl y
be taken from him by what is equivalent to
theft One consequence, and an important
one Of the committees action, should be re-
ported to the Senate, must be that it will
open a long and comprehensive political
debate. There is no reason to suppose that
debate would change the purpose of the
Democrats, which is not based on reason
or equity, but solely on political greed,
But debate will inform public opinion, and
perhaps the Bourbons may find, in the long
run, that they will find that this will be a
losing game. .unHf9nwA 1eHu. q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26
Election Notice.

TNHE qualified electors Of the village OF
Il Ashtabula, are hereby notified TO as
semble at the usual place Of holding elecv
lions, tO-wit: Protection Hall on Monday,
April 8, 1880, and then and there TO elect, be.
tween the hours Of O'Clock a. m and
o'clock p. m,
One Mayor IN place ofH. l.. Morrison,
One Clerk, In place Of Jas. Reed, Jr.
One Marshalin place Of Jas. Thorpe.
One Treasurer, In place Of A, A, Southwick.
And three COuncllmen for two years in place
Of u. II. Hitchcock, Henry Israel and James
A. Manning, whose times Of Office expire In
April.
ATTEST - n. l.. MORRISON,
JAMES REHD, Jr., Clerk Mayor.
Ashtabua March II, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

e. & A. II. Bachelor 8 Cos. great
boot and shoe mandatory, in North
BroOkfeld, Mass.-the most extensive in
the country-has capacity, when pushed
TO its utmost, Of 1000 pairs Of shoes and
9, 500 pairs Of boots per day. IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

A fretful disposition is generally there.
suit OF Indigestion, wind-cQlic, sopr.eurd,
feyyerishness, rash and worms. All these
ailments can be prevented and children
made 10 laugh instead OF cry, by the use Of
Pitchers Castofia. When the child has
health, the mother obtains rest, mar.