davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-07

tsu!tton receipts fenm Tho mines. t4ss77. Lit
tln Chtnf ahlnpntl $S0 Tuesday md "Wednesday.
ChrysaIte shipped n tons Thursday, Asn!o
drift north of tho present. workings IN this mluo
Tic orc sales nt bundcr6arg during July
K l,ertri II H1'' Hrn packcti Wednesday from tho
Ur ttlvcr. ii Is siatcsi that hy Sept. Norih iito
TIN. @ Of ors. whirh viii mill *!j rcr ton.
Nn,nplcs ii orc t,p.n lark Winzo, Of sucrn-
Tic Secretary ai tho Climax etatctl today
thnl Tho Injunction gru,lted ngntnst that cnulrH-
ny at tho j,rstnl,Er NJ tho Montana claim WIS
simply il bnckn1Mtll,,R npcrnt,on, md that thero
wn+ ii, merit whatever Il, tho clNim..
Tho Resumption biIniug Company, vlco y. II.
tinuijllnn. rciunfn,i.
THE Circuit EAstcrn tfhs secured tho et,tro cun.
tr1I nt rho F!,ra ilellc prntrrty by plsrchnsinE
llc;y " c@rtess intc,cst inr s,s si1n P;y ~
i.,it,r, whlrf viii ;ny.,isc n Observation-Disclosures of
| ,lgvltlcn.ls TOR Il sh,rt pcrlNt.
The cleM',:np nt s spsnE yH!ley ,ty5;an!'9a II9
' rs9 s t sas S;!sa' sss ss'x ss fcsse n
Of Hcrtnnsa started MP ycslorttny, md IT IL c9-
| peel cd largo shipments Of bullion will soon fol-
| low.
lsa'on shipments finn, tho ContontMion leg sn'nc,
| grn,, al lDitics, patnEo,,tu, hna hccn paid.
S,n FrAncIs4, arecn} E,ys tclegrntn re-
| enlycd from Virginia Ety by opcrat1ss reports
ciFht ,,nys viii hu required tu ffniior tho drift
townrtIs tho Sierra Ncsntn tnclt1c. IN tho a,st
leycl. Thu drift ahnws n yco nnttor. Of thirty
orc.
, 1880-08-07

hht7I st4VVl LII NkAl1lht uH Il WGdk PRO.
Ffnas:
worn cnn1se 's"',. VI t"utS Nh'uu nnppae'nehts
sno 'n'osnhuon -'.en u, Ins tilsesH u lew
uHya "av ~ '1an." W. ""sa. ''.o.so
20 thls Guy. IL s.atea nat tan "uaat W. ~ auos,
~" "Na h.".." os.o" ~" ~ o. t"'s, u "nu
WIS W., oapeetou ~ h."o w. . "u a'.nn. , neto. ~
a , 'ne , uSo o,et,a tns Ms ~" 'n,
aau . ao " ts @ a,a.o .nox n,,td 1.so
40 .uo o. LUIS saen oc1o!o .uus eot e.op
w cnso "nvn ~. '."s a"u s.' ~ '''.,o ,. ue.o
asu to,as ~ Wv .nhs 'ho ,. "Asu. .uM
po,ns 'r,ea u" i'A''t'''o' ou' WI" ''o' "''ea
ucases s'!,! e"eaeee'
M ,. u".' ,.,, on .uy 'a'''n.s ~ maoa'
" t!sla o.s. "u".f9stoa PITY sooo",y IT,
aaa.Acu .uNs fasnol !atse Hu"at".Ia ~ e'canea n,
sprung wheat WeFc received nero laht Mhyt ING
style 0f tho work indicated TINT 1t bad bccn
pnssptj through ulennors In tho Hour tntli II
aco,n. Tint lin whom na harm ,,onoht hy cn,,rs
acu".s ,hat wv @ "uet. n"a ouu" 'aaut ~ .ou"s
Try tnilscrs win tie intont to grind u; hut they
fo,ind IT would nay hotter to sci! Mt $i.4 In CHI
cnpo thnn to MILL II. and su sent 1t here. ,rrhs
h,r nro,ni,,r M M",. ,vnn,t rnt nn,v emrttod
~ ~. 49, 49,, - N"1a. . oJ s.'p1'so t's:
tlo plus o1 Aho ihrinotc' uAt c'tu1ltA uut AoT1u
, 1880-08-07

4uS lthlfWllE ntt uNCuIHlllFH VI iio w AtQ5H4
81. Ln,lEs & Tne1ilc 1,n'way Company:
iF";s s:,: csfnss cssss jig s /" iay t. asa
Increase. 70 t,cr gent. .....',. y?
iis.'f EIGHTY. "fcs W. rc.sis and oIcr xS
charscs estimated at.+.'...'.''.''.t.''."', ,',aVuo
tf,,''tfs sosU tsan s9fs 81 T.; cen; oil t iofssie
In tho Philadelphia stock market, according
10 tho {ttltcr within tho INST two OF three days
thcro Inns been same disposition to rcAlz, On
Vrcsnn rrnlts rather thnn wata fur wi1rr differ
cncck. The higher prices 0f ln.t week l,nyc not
tito encouraging o,lt1nok now thMt they then
worr. Tl1crn 1us been uo decided brcttk In tho
market, but dealers nro less confident mil moro
sllspotch to coniinc their opera tiuhs II INNS md
bnl,t.. Tho tcttcr cfass Of Atsarcs nrc fl ttc-
n,an, n.l there Is lltio scouting disposition to
let prices drop,
II is calculated TINT Europe holds nhont &al.-
0c0,000 Gs Of fRsI, nf whie,t sib. QUO tnuy be cx-
rcc;cd tn como 10 this country In puyn,nnt for
brfndsm'rs. etc. THU imports of specie Will 10
diminished by this amount.
The Will etrent Pnsafp nf tito 1tnr'tl hns inror-
mn&ion tint "hlE t!cnt" ia bx'winY an1 that
ofrcra will shortly be ,nudc to Stimulate Wahast,
intn fresh tlfc. Tic earnings of tho rstf fur tho
fourth week nf July show nti incrcaso IT OVER
si0n0o0. At meeting of tho Missouri l'ncltlu
Directors within tho past twenty. .fntlr hn1ts II
wns rtenlvcd to ia.ne Staaceo,NO new stnoh ID
represent not onty tho nltt main stem, ht abn,tt
eovcn smaller rontls TINT lshso rcGenliy bccn
grnftcd OH .ht, System. or rb,lrse Ito cntlro
propcrty l'as heen nmr!y bo'lo.1. aud
this Issue of stock Is mainly rnr the
purpose Of getting sotno fcady cash, the
eventual object hcinR to ncrl.o tho
roai1a into the WRbash t. rncliIc nud possibly II
tssllc n corresponding amount of st0Gk Of ts,e
1utter corporation. The rrorr,Inizcd Misstnlr
rnclhc with Its fiaMn,tNQ 1f ctlinMlolt uns1 pre-
rosred stock WILL lnweyer. ren,Nln distinct In
stitutIoi, trt,in tho Wnlsh system Tor s,.nc fov
months 10 cnulc. Tho rnpht poi,s.,hln,ntfpn oi
those consolidation pin&s ,rtesI to atrcnxtnDr
tho securities Md stuck nf the kus,su. & Te1us
/ which will cre lun1 bu pIarcsl un!er tho saint
control md nude part and parcel ul the pHrcn
QrENpiEAttou.
, 1880-08-07
.'Bt,E.A11Sr{tTrS.

rloun-was snther moro aetIvc, thnuRh tho
vo1on at thes WIN far from large Hnd tho PFornlt-
Ing tuno Of stentl!nesa. There was some ek'
,t,tt dcnnnh f1r low Erntpt whito tho lotiti tsnta
waHtcd- tnudoehtD gunnl!ticH of tho bet1cr Gorfe
su!as rcporcA Of l.0 urs double arslns ettras
ppsiiy NJ k.5i57.at tho outside btlHE Tor ahfenE
Tart uf the wcrp nnortlond IL 10 A. noottt stN
Export hnnrs wcso auo.cd at AoUa475 lot good to
chntcc axrte.
oruen M,Lt.sTurrs-Wcre In rood dcuand and
stond7.. Sales cars brun At Doo3aA's chr do
nj fl1si cur rltahnss Mt fl1i and lMn htls coEn'
mes, At SIS. Copfso ensn-mcai was nominal.
;; s 's;s ssts. ks,s .s snys yss ia
= e 1a s,S, n ths SH re
L . sE,1 iqS,sf
ASt! Sas s, vi ~ sa fha s Ser
!sss II, ;'$; +: :;: *
s 's psoS's !s2i;' "% sF S 'ss 'ess
tse' s rs s'G ,sss ssiss1'a o, rss;S II @ ''%s
s| s,st sfat ' ff e.. 4 i2s ~
S;s Airy IT, Soi i4
ss s,a T$ s; eSs st i % X
s::xSfisS ,s @ 'ssss$sa
' I XIII '! s!a.as & ~ es aS't Il: ns st
ss' IS ss !" e ,ss Sf:s 9:aaE'et
s sss g. s1cssd III ss III ii ss ssPs s % &
%S1hs s'5s e. Ss: e.
Tha fssatsts xsre stl.er iIsht, ina saoss oiGsT
sscSd Y r III ast sE
H. s i:; ii: @ e:s?;$rS
yelISf s ssilS Ii Fl 2
st Il sos. @eso Ss va,ed 81
G te Il M st H. !0t" e" Fsss Il :: III
n M n a1 ~ 2; inter q = 4G, n a
q , 5 r: Es;sS%$ as' ,n" na
- sf s s r;*os; ~
sy f ~ T. 'ss' sssfs
sssft s its II 'st:s 'fs
IL - tin innrket fnr futres. They nil ratynd nt
sSs ss,s s st Ss; II ;G S|Essf
1f I sc uc' oa s6 afss sfe II osoes s
siS y;f; ~ 4 iSss; ~ y !: ',st' &;
sSs !sen y saa "j's2 |! ~ :smr!s as
sssIi ssSis@s!s 5ss'; $s5: ssss ssss
Ssss =; ~ Fs's :"a .s
s III :sss sss T. :siis
PA Tt.s SnsJ tG ner .ss i ozSScl, ; .n r.,
s ;ss$ 4 s ss:sss: il $ssS :s$ss
Az: .2s ] rs
5ffs 81 IL @ @,s ;I :; p s:ts tsss
sn ~ 1T =. 1 Ssr; L, I, @ h. T. T.
new: and aaaSie for old. al, free on hoard, Total,
| liyE-Wns In Rnnd demand AID f1rm.. Cnah lptt
uerp enncr5y nckad up tA md roctnl sold ut Rlc.
selIaE Ananst WIS Urn, nt Its and ssrtetnher ns
s ss sa{ T! s
el inaf. Inr fttIufn Cnsh ga'cs rcfc FnpnIef nl
Sn M ~ ns 5oJe9'e sa r asi S1i 1 ba by
4y tSf ssn n is.o cas ss' sna
fo1 wsfa itnt!. ~ 10 broken lot nf No. Int eeci
scr o!nhnEt No. wus freely ofe1nd at 6t fur nexi
ttltn, tnsptclft No. taa aa woto Ecl4ortesl p
I TWO nCt.ocH CALL.
Wheat closed at S7sasa4o seller scpteulbns and
ss1iittsEc 80 lnF tho month Ealea 6s} w bu ut
4txa ff,t Eupl1nItet GT4 tSISt frr tHnhfr.M III atis
| for thu y1Mr. torn G!nseH at a!tS5;LsHo fIr 6En
is1S,r ,r,hs xit I'LL. ssios tn hi IA s t
A,Tus. t.s fiosSa =; a:S s a e, aoxt osth
was s..HT ~ ct %9,e = ,'|9f II AHs;t M1ss Iof* a
| nj 5t!.HE tli.H fnr fnVnmbat. SAtoE f.1H( Iris VI
tis tnf IaHnary, kh'nitiu l9!0 for tho yonr. 20!
fur NItcfn7r. 81. .GtzfLtH fstf 0c06df, Hd es.saa
$50 r.. scptcEhee. Lard wuh 9rmor. CLOSING u,
E;7aM soy Ang's.t Or seg.smho5 N ryit1 s saos 4 o
~-knlee l5an0 lbe a. Il k7s7,ss57.w for Auaust
, 1880-08-07

Horny Iau commenced n suit In trcapnss yes.
Grday ngniust Samuel lIurlbcrt and A. Y. Hon-
tgwny. clntlning $5,G01 damages.
AdoIph WcBtphul began n suit for n liko
mount aKnlnst tho same PARTIES
!. James n. Mruiil sued tho National Hardware
Company for $1,000.
J. Il. Pearson, Of concoTti, n. IT, lled bill
Eige for tl.H0 on tho undivided y OF Lot i,
fltook Is, In tho Cannl TrMstees subdlvtslon OF
excepting strip ono foot wide along tho north
ling Ut sud Lot B.
blntthins' Doncor aud George Walse brought
suit for 1850 aRalnst William Parsons.
, 1880-08-07

I1ADEAS CORPUS,

Ann Sullivan, who WIS arrested Thlrsday on
chnrgo Of killing a man ut No. I'D South Canal
,treet with a beer kcg. filed n petition for
lahoas corpus yesterday, clnming TINT she was
illegally arrested. that stos II not guilty OF tho
.tTenso charged, und'askiuH to he held to bnil or
discharged from custody Altogether
, 1880-08-07

11oa PIlopucT3-Woro quiet, but stronger.
tnouRh tho average Of prices was about tle
fot Thursaay. Theto llttle change II tl!p iono
OF forelgn aaTlcos, wh!o tho loeul hog morkot WA
stronger on tho boat ErAhna rho pork market WAS
vory slow. tito shurts for tnls month and noxt arc
believed u bo mustIy snttlnd up but fow senaiu
out thinning that tbs proposed Change In tho rues
nut make M sammSs pofk rneu1aT % c.,nsf4eas M nox
sel 10 nluoh Inwef thnp the Old q: 70 Etse them III
imror.ant !" argument" Ii fAver Of dec,lao III tho
VA lnle doing tn meat futures, but more in Tho
H&y OF shtYmenI.
tho p4tnb9f ii hogs packul from March 10 dale MI,
la1est mall dnteeat tho aforementioned pla1es, with
, 1880-08-07

supER1on CnunT-CosFEssIoEs- = George a.
Groves, Nsa WtIliAln Law, Jr. '. Dnnial u.
Moore. &A07.18.-Goorgc payson v. D. 4. Stam-
pofakf, $9s6.hG.-4fIchncl Weisltnger V: Catherine
P0trlo nnd ~. p. Potrte, 2,O0o,M.
CIHru1T CnuKr r--COsFEHslONs-Whgele - &
Wilson Manufacturing Company '. J. II. Vane
and A. ]. Formnu, $5Nj.p3
, 1880-08-07

saies Of stocks IN tho ChicnRo Doara included
shares ot Shenandoah common ut Ho1Do, bo0
shares Of Shenandoah prnforrplat 400, lo0 shares
Of sterrN ut 40, and ft,dfO Chicago, MItWaukeG
d 1T. Paul 0 per cont u-year bonds at lU6.
y NEW fOHk.
I, Iptetal Dtspatch Ia The Chicago Tribune,
NEW YuRK, Aug. 1.~lt,sinosa at tho Alulng
Exchaaxes to.day wus moderately aetlyo. with.
, 1880-08-07
A NEW 1AlL.,

Spsetal utspateA to tn Chicago Ts4trsns.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. ArE. 6.-The Jail Com
mlttec to-day let the contract for building a
new jail, excapt tho Iron work, to Messrs.
Heater d McGregnr tnd Il 0rcenlee, OF this
city, Tor about $4,000.
, 1880-08-07
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following woro Tho receipts and shtp-
monta OF the leading articles Of produce Ia this
city during tho twenty-four hours endtuR at T
o'clock Friday morning and for the correspond
Ing tiplu last ypart
, 1880-08-07
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

~ Ep*e149 UNpatth 70 Iha CkEd3o 9TtbWHe.
'ePIuNaF1ELD, ILL.,, Aug, G.-Ths Secretary
OF State to-day Issued license to organize
to the Silver River Tunnel Company, OIL
eag0; capital $40, 1000. C0rporatofs, George
4. Haskell, Charles o. Upton. Alfscd i.
WRlls, William II. Fisher.
, 1880-08-07

uo1sThe fact that tue fresh IeccinA an9}oqib5 ~ H.
10 lcss s'lnn ll,N9 strei!ethened the matse' lms
lsere were not epough hoVs Of de.tabss 9aa%f 9of y
"Eo at5anGn aad tsafs "eEs ese'sa ~ %aa,snd y Is
cammoer eoFls Thin srp*a hour hare BEEN a. u ii
abaonca at n1uG! tssIsd Tho fupply p9vsa ~ mI Z.
shan smrle ana q Bfss1 Gaabss ssS
SiN and commnn to extEn hfhyJ ~ ~ Il Ii lfeF
thc,o wcro many en1es OF low grades y tsHsiI II
JiGht and henvy. HkIrS wore sAAbIo ~ A1'G
nl6 YtNt clu16U 8tnaGy.
, 1880-08-07
LIVE STOCK.



CATfLE-1nyQnH tho fuct that the receipts thhHed
dee, cn.c Ut nearly .E0 The rtuaon Of tie rnastet
was In no way changed for the batter. TTlte Htt
quito rs dull a. the preceding tHo or lArcn dsIh
while rrtccs reFe n6atn sorJ much unsettled md
Vnncfnl1y lowor. Choice aud e1trn REades held up
pentty we'll hui cnnamnu IN good nottres and Ts1iI
Western cat,Io wotc extremely had 10 move esen u
furtber reduction Of dc, which a14de The dtciloo
n,nco sfondGy gooh round 2SlS5a The rcrosta from
tho nlaltots isc1u gloomy. and tho eurpy isrte
and Ut loosor 9uallty than uaual. uNd la1cn a1'u
vii tho s!tlapn us about ns bad III 1t could well e
Thefn Nuso few lunches Of o1tsn hecvss fbr wht:a
buyers for ths En.1ts1 1narkct paid $It1h13.S sad
there soycrai punches pf good 10 cho!co cuts
ihat sold III tt3s3laA but ths grcut bulk Of taa
ut7cFthgs vcrp at sruhes for which thcfo WAS no
possible ou!les nt s:.ees. lfaf-intoacd Era's
casGo weso practically unsuitable. nnl holders Of
rough heavy cpsn'ftd stosts fnttd but lltsio bste
fas pony atoers sod the, most rcndi1s. md taoJ
woro mol nctIvo BY u lung wnY. uf Toxas aud
s,oess sss tuis % S&o % hos, 1as,ns aavanaso Of ~
~ bytohSss III, iewso % W os II III lsst lint t:a%at $,
a!as1st Gut nt tho 1Isstton tsss han iao e1. nSsa
S a, I,1C Y r. to Ss9 Q, b"scs' ., q 9G &
elnsS b. the nent. Knd hnaeIs wero llao eaouM 6n;
az n s1us e sonss
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra neevcs-('raded aleess, Weighing ',0 >, o,,.u
wnshIns l,N q Til ss. asata
ms ,lSitn ist &nata
nn @ .o 0 ~ 'a.s ausa .s!sa aain
eoMIn2n tn chole@s @ S2ns for city sHusalsr' MI.
s,es* t. Z IN catie weighing id
n LOU n
ipfar!or.isi md iiii cow. es!eit, sias;
bulls ana scalawag htaers.... .....'''.."' 4'sa-
, 1880-08-07

File on yopr corus with tto "Japauoso Corn.
Yt1c." 1t Will surely cuAp aud end pain. IS cents.
, 1880-08-07

W!ihdrawn from etoFo during Thursday Tor
city consumption: 66s bu wheat,
Tho following grain .wus inspected Into store
ia this ntsy yesterday mofn!nEs 81 cars rcd
wlnteF wheat, car NQ.a wtntor, IS cars No. 8
do, 10 cnrs rejected, oar mlxod, 10 caEs No, 3
spring. Is cars No. do, . osss rejected, . cars
ITO srado d7b wheat>; 67s cars aud GUN hu No, =
corn. y ears yollow, lee cars and o,loo bu
high. n,ixud. cars Jew mixed, T. cara rc-
jcctcd .s'a cora>: - cars white oats, IL
cars NJ. mixed. " ,cars rejected tsa oatsl; l
Car No, rye. l8 cars No. 8 do, Q cars rejected
, 1880-08-07

ser t;2s:t s:as sna aa,sfs; s:o

naa aassrIs;s Basi aef qsoto eh'''
II k..Jaba ~ pGr lW lbs.
' NEW r0EE.. .,sAs
NEW YonE. Avg: a..nEzyES-MSssaaig'foaa s. .sI!ts.
did ntHcecpt munh lnwef yntea and et rl nary
not a,ados Toxus ind GhstoKsfS: s6Ss,cfs Used "a
ia shinnoa n!S ,Sass Il! ss csss y: saefGk &
loSa Charlie. kshn Isth2 II FL ,Fto w c,ss IN
he Afisntle has sdo En a:ssnTen3' 3 ,c,y ,t,ue do.
,nr ri l1ts thsn oso. kplf OF ~ IampA
tpW sales 3sS}n Tor tlacp and ttSar ttssa rn.!xv ueu'
inniiy sta ad5 II bal ID per leo lba-
ALBANY.
A,n1gr' n Y..Nu.a-1IEEyEs-R Rrsolps.. ~ - srss
and lu.t Tsea. ~ lhs a,.sx 1su.sne VA
p1,iUra.u business. Tho wos:leL fnf " a. uucn lha
ia hupn u,hsnrablv, which tcnle1 str.s 70 -" fseA
fuoli1lR md ieaySn thp yQlul1u o. pas'ps'
, 1880-08-07

hnvr. lung mud short cleara MT H. h: ~ hnxns thnt
r!rar. e III: SNit A Ptrt ribs Mt t7214 I'll trot
s.c1:r ssast ;r"r s"r'nmnSs &C.; s%sc ssS
inmt tl.lsI nj s,sc. rers N loading cntt ~ meats
wrre nhout M fDl!ows AZ O'Clock Iof nhsJ- cured
lntH:
, 1880-08-07

Io&Al pF6Q4et4 lo9s&st.%.s+s.4l.N0spu1uW NtGls,AN
Mkss FonK-Adsanesd .oa.sa per bri. sad cosod
sSss ':ss " s:st s.
bei tls sss;.lAsln asl!sI tstolsI snd f!laS Mr M
ssRpsf. 4 Fl. se!af 9siopeF +
bril-.
aia closed lhn sAlno - tho pioyions sftornO1n al
gSas is: .ss s sSsss e sssi s .sai
!1es9s1 a11s: y. ssss rypa5.sa o ~ r. spo q
.se.s,%pes .,a 4! Nj aad ~ tc. aslIor
'ns1Ts-Exhihflcd iiiia rha4zs. cloa!na steady.
ajes we're REPORTED Ht .sa+0O lbs shouhters u NtAi
100 boz DO ~ A1a; " boxes lunK c!cA51 Al u Nj w
, 1880-08-07

: Location Of Atnps 3tinasat Park. Ar!Eonn.
Capital, F0oo,HD; if1,9O Shares, tl0 oach. >.
". C. MevinRton 3ccrotury. onics. i1 Broadra5'
, 1880-08-07

ucetst11rs OF Stoct, Union Trust Co., Of n I'll OF.
neoFs Wn,. bfnndTnh. rrcs!dcyti Con: Jno. r. Nni-
fnrd.' TronANrcrl Edwin IL. Mulfosd, sccsohf5i
utce of iho counplny q icy Htfaot, Now York City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-07
SALT LAKE
weekly HERALD

The demand for 8 WEEKLY HERALD
has been very pressing during the past
two or three years. The aim oil
the publishers will be to furnish
paper for those people who live
of the main lines of travel and who
are not accom- modated with mail ser-
vice oftener than once g week; TO
provide . newspaper for those who
have only one day a week OF leisure
to devote to the pleasant and prohta-
BILE employment OF reading; to supply
q suitable edition of the HERALD for
sending abroad--a paper that shall
faithfully and honestly represent this
great and growing territory, with Its
many and important industries and
its thrifty, enterprising people; to
make a paper for the home circle and
family fireside, one that shall contain
the news, and at the same time COM
bine the essential elements OF liter
arv, educational and industrial jour
nal. In fact, cur aim will be to make
the WEEKLY HERALD a Welcome
visitor to the home, where it viii be
found a constant fund of instruction,
entertainment and profit, to
all members OF the family
Besides the leading characteristics OF
the Daily, the Weekly will contain
matter specially for the agrieulturist,
the gardener, the stock-raiser, the
mechanic, the kitchen and the house
hold generally, and an important
feature OF its columns will be the
well-chosen, entertaining aud moral
literature, also reports of the Taber-
nscle discourses. Nothing will be ad-
united to lis columns that hes not
first been carefully prepared and re
vised.
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Gathered from Germany.

Berlin, 5.-A petition has been sent to
the Bundesrath from Hamburg, signed
by 81, 000 citizens, praying the German
empire not TO encroaeh upon their rights.
1t is stated that Bavaria intends to
espouse their cause. Representatives of
hamburg in the Reichstsg have had a
conference vita Bismarck in which they
attempted 10 show th4t great losses would
occur if deprive1 of its privileges.
Berlin. 6.-Bi;marck, st recent par
liamentary soiree, declared that he was
ready TO come to terms with the Vatican,
but the Vatican must testify its willing
ness by sets instead of words. If it did
not, then things would remain as thy
are. Nevertheless, to be ready for all
contingencies perhaps he would demand
full powers from the Lsndtag to use his
discretion in regard 10 the application OF
the May laws.
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The Far East.

Cabul. 6.-The governor of Ghuznee
has written TO the inhabitants of Logan
Valley advising them to be frienaly to
the British. Mahomed Jan has written
that as the British have evacuated
Ghuznee he hopes they will retire also
from Logan.
Constantinople, 6. - As q means of
postponing payment of the army aud
civil service contractors, their claims are
referred to innumerable commissions.
These, after endless delays, hand them
cheques upon some provincial board,
which, upon application, is found penni-
less. In its extreme embarrassment the
Porte has seized the pension fund Of the
foreign post and telegraph Offices en-
Moves
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Da5hes.

Washington, 6.-The ways and means
committee of the House voted, to-day, to
strike out sugar from the tariff bill now
under consideration. and report it as sn
independent bill. The committee meets
on Saturday for the final adoption of the
bill.
New York, 6.-Samuel W. Canfeld,
president. and Richard w. Eels, secre-
iary. of the defunct Roekland Savings
Bank, have been arrested in a civil suit
10 recover SIS. COO. the amount charged
that they embeZzled.
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Iron Rates.

Pittsburg, 6.-Relative to the reduction
of the card rate of iron TO &c, iron
masters state that there was an absolute
necessity, by reason of reports submitted
at the meeting, that stores in Cleveland
and Chicago were selling at that figure;
Manufactures here were d1mb fouuded
at such reports, and said it was easily to
be understood why no orders were re-
cei7ed here with the card rate at 2-1Oths
cents per pound. Therefore a reduction
was ordered.
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Killed bya Convict.

Elmira, n Y, 6.-This morning while
AIcKeIvey, chief keeper of the reform
atory, was endeavoriDg to punish an
insubordinate convict, Edward Symonds,
from New York, Symonds suddenly
turned upon McKelvey and plunged a
sharply pointed case knife into his
stomach. McKelYey reelsd from the
cell into the corridor and fell dead.
Symonds then handed the knife to the
assistant keeper and was locked uD in
dark cell. McKelvey was from Detroit,
and an old officer of the Michigan State
Prison. He leaves a wife and three
children.
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Facts From France.

Paris, 6.-The council of ministers,
to-day. delberated regarding the execu-
ton of DEGREES against Unauthorized con-
gregstions. Government Is firmly deter
mined to apply existing laws. Up to the
present time no congregation has applied
for authorization.
The condition of France has rarely
been tranquil and promising. Taxes,
though enormous, are collected without
trouble, and they greatly exceed the
estimates. The difficulty is how to make
the most equitable remissions.
A vessel fitted to transport fresh meat
from South America to France has been
sold to an English company for Ill, 1000
flames.
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The Porte and The British
Cabinet,

London, 5.-A Vienna correspondent
of the Times reports that Lord Granville
took the initiative to effect direct under
standing in the Mon,eaegrin affair
between the powers, the result of which
has been the note of the ambassadors at
Constantinople to the Porte asking for
categorical statement of its Intentions.
In this note the ambassadors speak
directly by order of their governments.
This decd ed action on the part of the
new British cabinet in connection with
the eastern policy has, it seems, not
failed to produce an effect in CONSTANT
nople. The PorLe's uneasiness regarding
the new British cabinet has shown itself
lately in discussions of various plans, for
the settlement of pending questions such
as the Greek question.
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SALT LAKE
SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD

This valuable and popular edition
of the HERALD will continue TO make
lis appearance twice q week during
the year, and the same degree OF
progress and improvement that marks
the Daily will be seen in its columns.
No better newspaper can be found in
the west for those people who are not
blessed with daily mail facilities, than
the SEGI- WEEKLY HERALD. 1t con-
lains all the news, domestic and for
eigu, in a condensed and readable
form. The design has been to
make it combine the distinguish
ing characteristics of a CONNER
oisl and home journal and we
believe that tnis has been success
fully carried out. The SEMI WEEKLY
has certainly met with unexpectedly
high favor at the hands of the people.
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Rrisish Bits.

London, 6.-The Times. in an edi-
torial discussing a dispatch from the
Indian government, exp aiming the
Afghan deficit. says: The reasons ad-
vanced in exculpation of government by
official authors of the dispatch to the sec
rotary of state for India are inadequate
and almost puerile.
Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased eI5S,000 the past week. Pro
portion of reserve 10 liability, 4G2s pei
cent. Gone into the bank on balance
to-day, e73, Geo.
The Young Mems Christien Assccia-
ton has purchased Exeter Hall for 49,
600 and $4,000 more will be spent in
adapting the building to the requirement:
of the central association.
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Mining Ipiunction.

Denver, Col, 6.-In the case of Scot
Evans against the Highland Chief Nine,
Leadville, Judge Hallett, Ct the United
States district court, awarded an inJunc-
ton restraining the defendant from
working the mine claimed By plalntlf.