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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
CHICAGO.
Judge DTummOnd Declares
the u. 3. Supervisors Bosses
Of Elections.
Mayor Harrison Says He VIII
Not be RuIIGOzed.

Chicago, 30.-Judge Drummond, to-
day, in the case of the supervisor inter
fered with in the exercise of his duties by
the police, announced from the United
States Circuit Court bench the following
strong and important law: There seems
to be some miSRpprehension in the pub ic
mind as to the rights of officers Of the
United States in cases Of this kind, as
though they were interfering with the
nights of q state or city. 1t is not Sc.
The United States has the undoubted
RIGHT to interfere in all cases where there
Is registration of voters fer the election of
members Of Congress, and where that in
reference occurs under authority OF a
United States statute there can be no law
paramount to it, and as the Supreme
Court of the United States as said there
| is nothing In derogation of the rights Of
states in this. Wnen the question Of ma
tion4lity and Of rights of the Unit d
Ststes 4s a nation arises and has to be
| decided, then the nstlonal power and
sovereignty overrides what is sometimes
called sovereignty of ststes. Undoubt-
| edly, therefore, the national government
has a r ght 10 prescribe 10 what manner
the representatives il Congress shall be
elected, and how security is to be given
TO the rights Cf electors, 10 order to ascer-
tain who are leg1lly elected. l must,
therefore hold, under the law, that the
supervisor must 10. be interfered with
by any state authority while in the per.
formance OF his duty.
The mayor will, in accordance will
this decision, either have 10 withdraw
from his position last night or lock bornt
with the federal government. In /
speech to democrats he gave the follow
ing remarkable advice: Go esrIv TO tn
polls on Tuesday, and If the renub,ioal
supervisors, marshals, deputy sheriff:
judges. chsllengers, or anyone el,e In
terferes with your balotirg break dow
J the doors, tea- 6swn the building tax
the ballot box put in your ballot. an
run the poll yourselves. Referring
sriic es IN the newspapers accusing biz
OF shamelessly bulldozing The city en-
ployees and commanding them 70 do a
. dirty political work. under pain of d1ca,
itation, he made the digni6ed avowsl tn
democratic employees receive their bres
at the hsnds Of democratic sdministr,
ton, and by thunder, they must take I
their cats ard work, OF ;heir heads wi
90 of after the elsction.
II there IL net n conflict Of authorit
and bloodsbed on Tuesday in this CITY
will not be because Harrison's sdvice ar
example has not encouraged Il RennI
licans feel confident st present. bowsve
of redeeming the city from democrat
rule.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
mrs. MOrey ct al,

Chicago, 81. The ITt6une'S Boston
Gays: Mrs. Morey is a pauper, not very
Intelligent. and consequently q woman
on whom the representations of Barnum':
agent bnd his money made great i'm.
preston. She was viii ing to sign hi:
affidavit without inquiring too closely
into its contents. Mr.. TarbOx WAS de.
frauded because the original affidavit
mentioned only Mr.. Moray, while a:
doctored it read Mr.. II. l.. Morey. Tar
box, VINO is ; reputable attorney, wrote
to the Truth to denounce to forgery when
he became aware Of it.
The Times Boston states that Mrs.
MOrey had no son called q. L. aorey;
that the. paper given her to sign was
simply Mr.. Morey, ard thst forgery
bad been committed by inserting al.
T,u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
A Characteristic Yarn.

New York, LIT was currently re-
ported last night that great efforts will be
made tomorrow by democrats to DELAY
voting. Sheriff Howe has appointed ten
special deputy Iheriffs TO be present at
each polling place to carry out the
tcheme. Instructions have been isued
to Tammany inspectors in republican
districts To-day. The casting OF ballots
is to be challenged by every possible
means, go as to legally reduce the re-
publican vote. Many warrants have
been issued By democratic police justices
to be served purposely tomorrow, 81
thong b the persons could as easily be
found to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
ExcItement n,Omahn.

Chicago. 3O.-TTmes' Omaha: A re-
port, generally circulated, that the wstel
works would be built by 400 or 500 Chi
nazen, brought from the Pacific coast,
caused the executive committee Of the
Labor Union to order $50 stand Of arms
snd 10000 rounds of ammunition, TO
divide the city into districts and arrange
for ringing the fire alarm bell on the ar
rival of the pigtsils. The officers Of the
Water Works Company say the employ
nent Of Chinese has not been discussed,
but the question has been sprung for polit-
cal effect on the local ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of Sat Lake
County, an The Territory Of Utah, be-
fore the Hon. Elias SRl'th, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Ernest 1.
Young, deceased.

IT APPEARING TO THE COURE
l by the petition of William Asper,
Administrator of the Estate of Ernest 1.
Young, deceased, presented and fled on
the 18th day Of October, 1880, in this
court, praying for an order to sell real
estate, that il is necessary TO sell part
Of the real estate of the decedent to pay
the debts owing by the estate, and the
debts snd charges Of standardization, it Is
therefore ordered by the court that sill
per,ons interested in the estate Of said
deceased appear IN this Court on the 18th
day ef November, 1880, at 10 o'clock
s.T1., at the Court House in Salt Lake
County, to show cause, il any there be,
why sn order should not be granted to
the said William Asper, as administrator
Of said estate. to sell so much of the real
estate Of the decedsnt as shall be neces-
sary: and that copy of this order be
published daily in the SALT LAKE
DAILY HERALD for ten successive days
Before the time herein set for the hearing
Of this petition; and that copy of this
order be served on Sybella w. Young,
for herself and as guardian for the minol
heirs Of said estate.
Z. SMITH,
Judge Of Probate.
October 10Th, 1880.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
Politics Make Strange Bed.
fellows.

New York, 31.--Henry Ward Beechel
has written the following letter il
response to certain newspaper criticism
BROOKLYN, %.
Albert DGggett-If it would promote
the cause would preside at twenty
meetings with twenty Robert Ingersolls
to speak This is no time to ask
questions about mans religious belief.
If he believes in his couL try, in manhood,
in liberty, be has the right to march in
the ranks with me or any other man.
Do what you think beat about it and
will be- ebedient.
(Signed
HENRY WARD BEECHEE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling WHOLESALE
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-W Wheat, 90 o 75c. ? buahel
Barley, (seedJ tl.25 ? cEt; Oats, $l.7;
FcWt.
FLOUR-XXX (old) 1885 q S2.45;
xxx (old) LOO O 3.75 Pewt.
POTATO ES-85e. , buahsl.
5HRLLED OORE-$1.25@Sl. S5 cWt.
BRAN-$l. go; Shorts, s1.10 ? cWt.
WO0L-Choice Fleece 18C920c ' y.
HIDES-Prime Flint, 1oc914s ? D.
Following are the latest quotations
# -four, grsin, wool, etc., In the San
Francisco market-
FLOUR-Superhne, IS 1904 co. Bakers
Extra, S. 90 @s5 l2l; Family Extras
IS l23; WAlla WaliA, exirs, 81 so @ 81 IS
Rbbl.
WHALING l, 81 SIG &c; No.
Z, 81 30C0I 35 ? ctl.
BAKLEY-Feed, 70 o SOC. for Coast
sad75c a SOC orBay; Brewing, 80 @ 90
cwt.
0ATs-QuO,able st 81 $50 81 4OP ctl.
Or Feed.
CORN -Quotable At 81 Oh fo1 Large
Yellow 81 024 for Small, and 81 e5 Tor
White, , ctl.
HIDBS-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l93 @ 2Oo,i Dry Kips, 49, Q 2eci
Green Sslt5d, heavy Steers, ever 6SlbS,
l04c; do, nnder 65 lbs, lee; kip, lee;
Calf-Ikina, 10 q lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC
MONETARY and STOCKS.
New York. November l. 1850,

New York. November l, 1880.
Silver bars, IL; money, 21I, 8; gov
ernments, quiet; stocks closed strong;
Western Union, 100H; Quicksilver, Y;
Pacific, AZ; Mariposs, II; Wells Fargo,
l13; New York Central, 1867; Erie,
Az; Panama, 195; Union Pacific,
1915; bonds, 1141s; Central Pacific, 1919;
bonds, ia; Sutro, /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
CLIFF HOUSE,
EAN ST., SALT LAKE CITY.
Board and Rooms from $1.56 per day
and nom IS per week.
8. o. EWIRo,
H2 ProDrissor.
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY,

emes No. l2S4]1, FirIr Eouth St, Salt
Lake City. P. Q. Box 4Sl.
Undertake and execute, on 90 leWsst
ktruH and In the shortest bEs, either or eli
the Nerk sf looatiny, grAdlAt, bridging,
Ssing. irenisE and equippiHE stsAn Horse
er ether RAILWAYS; LSsRtiAE and cen
ArastinE WaEsR rsses, sAIRtI, IssSrvsirs,
sSgsducts, dams etc.; LAYING eat asd grAaiD &
streets, sisSEslkf, rArsGe grounds and race
tracks: e2saVntinG for buildiAE ioundstiosE,
sellsrs, drains, etc. As well ~ every and all
other kinds Of work requiring the removal If
earth, gravel cement, stone etc., etc.
A. DOREMUs supt,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, -

TERRITORY OF UTAB,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE,
I'D. Bockholt, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County Of Salt
Lake, in the Territory OF Utah, do here
BY certify that the foregoing is full,
true and correct copy Of order Of said
Court In the matter OF the Estate OF
Ernest l. Young, deceased, appointing
lime for hearing of petition for order OF
sale Of realty, as appears Of record In my
ofice.
Ia witness whereof, I have here
unto get my hsnd and affixed
SEAL. The seal of said Court, this Dis
day of October. AID. 1880.
d. BOCKuOLT,
o24 Probate Clerk.
, 1880-05-29
TIE BEEHIVE BANK.

THE INVESTMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of tho defunct "floohlvo" Ilnnk held moot,
ing lust avetllslg ut Mr. 3, D. Ward's ottlce, No,
In Lake street, for tho purpose Of receiving tho
fuport OF tho Conlnitteo appointed to whit upon
Mr. Wartl. Receiver anl Trustee, md lind out
tho alnountor assets tn bis hands o. tho Trustee
OF tho certiilrute-hotders, and to ASCERTAIN how
eoon 10 could pAy dividend.
Thnro wero twunty.thtco oertincatc- hpldcrs
present at tho meeting. Mr. II. L. Vzeetnuu uo-
cnPled tho chRtr.
Tho Committee reported that It Ind waltol
nnon Mr. Ward and cn1oyedu worry pleasant con-
vcrsatfon with him. Mr. Ward Informed tho COM
Mittee TINT ho was ready tolistributu tho sANncy
In Ills hands ~ coon Us tho C0urt would diroct
HIN y do 50. lIo hud lust received certitc.l
copy Ut thu opinion OF tho Supreme Court, and
WINS ut work upou full lnd detailed report OF
all tho receipts and disbursements, the real
estatt acquired by foreclosure and tho notra IN
hand unpaid. Tho statement would DO ready iii
T. fey days, probably mt later than TuestlAy.
Bit. Ward reiterated tho AtateulGht tundo bY tho
Committee, and added thAt ho had submitted
thu lunttor t. tho Court TINT hatl appointed hiu
1tecelxer y. M an4 TRUSTEE, aud directed hilu to TO-
The moctlng declared ITSELF satisfied With tho
Quito a lengthy discussion following rogaf.l-
lnY the plX!uent Of attorney fees ln tho clna Ut
uecclvcr Ward nfa!ust eeetncute- bonlhoitl efs,
M. ,a MaFA f pa. " " tao aifse,un Fl THO Can.s.
Ar. Elliott, Anthpny. sl.250 y ". U. loudy, and
81 lA1 IL i1ynp, IiurtoH X IIpyne Horrrui Of
these prtsGnt thought these fpc4 ontIsuIY tou
high, uli1 did not tlll!k tho uulley shutIld huyo
heSn takeu out Of ths Certificate HoaahQI4e1a
, 1880-05-29
CASUALTIES.


.
GALVESTON, Tex, AlAy :A+--A Netps gpeoIal
from Ban Baba. Tex, sayB: During 3 rain
storm last night the family Of r. III. Rountree.
living hero. took rpfuRo In cave. resulting In
tho drowning at two Of hts little boys, axod Q
and years, Ills wife, Ntto dau9htes, and q
young lu1y with them wero taken out In a
drowning condition.
. CALVERT, Tox.. May GA heavy wind, rain,
and hatISstor1u occurred In thu eastern part of
tho county yesterday, blowing down houses and
fos,ecs, rufnlug tho urups, Tho corn and cotton
wure stripped oil their balcs, and tho luAvos pf
tho oats lurvI1l with tho ground.
i NRACxET, Tex, MAy .8.-Ak l;3Q this m0rulug
tho hoaycst and must disastrous rutn-stortn aet
n oyer known. III atill pouring tn torrents.
All nratket, except tho portions OIL two hllla, ID
Inundated. III MMin street tho wator ts frg,tA
tive feet to oight fect. doop, rushing
tlDwn tho aErcot ns almost incrtHllAle
rapiAtty. Tho tIoor Of uvcsy business
hGuso IL from one to i've feet unlcr wafer. Bow
efAl Mcn1 ~ thu mercy Of tho wAterH went down.
All eNosta to Save tAoin wore nt no AVAIL. Great
nnxiety ta fGlt f0r tho safety OF families along
tho Los Noras Crock, Marc than twenty people
warp drowned and dozens Ut houses washed
aWSy+ 1t ID thought aome bore huMap fsuaht.
Many houses were wlshUd from th0lr fOundA.
tions. All tho realdoncca Ia tho lower part OF
tho town arc being vacated a. fast ~ possible.
The grtAt1at exrlt0Lueut prevails,
, 1880-05-29
4 MURDERER HANGED,

HARTFORD, conn., May 2l.-Honry Halnltn, tho
convict who while attempting to escape from
the State Prison, shot Watohu1an shtpmau. was
hanged today. lie attended q special rnass
this morning, md his spiritual director
Bnya he died rcpentant. latnlln slent
bnt l'stlo last night, spending the
time In writing letters and conyersinx with his
death watch. lie partook OF 4 light breakfast
and received frionds until thg hour Of cxccu-
ton. Tho scafo!d wins In tho 1nil corridor,
aud IlRmlin wnlked to 1t With firm
stop. llo made a short spcoch. saying,
subatautilly, that ho never had any In
tonton Of hlrrnln9 hts ytotiu, md
that ho forgnvo all thoso who hnd done anything
ngsIinst him. Then. until tho drop fell, ho Kept
hle eyes turned upward. and hts fips. moved u
tho lust. Tho fall was neaTiy six feet,
but fho ,3;o@S not being ,adSstoa
q tho neok, and fourteen m!qutos
minutes later the body was cut. down and dc.
liyered to Father Hughes, who had It Inferred
ono hour Afterwards Hufnlin aas II sister living
IN Cleveland, md sne yesterday telcgraphed him
hGr farowoll. Ilnmlin was not Ills real 1lnmo,
which tho priest will not make public.
, 1880-05-29
AT wOoDsFrELD, O.


WHEELING, W. W., May as.-Pcter King, Jr,,
a youth Of q years, wns hanged ut Woodsnetd,
o., tp-t1ny, for tho murder OF David Trembly
Inst September. Tho crime was oold- d-bloodea
ono, Without any e1renuattng circumstances.
TrenbIy was n h,tckster, who tray
clod about Monroe County, and nj
Eays. had A. plenty -. Of mercy. The
perhaps revenge for sonln rral or faneca
wrong. IIe WIS arrested In WGst VirgInla few
days Inter- lsld brought baek tn WuDlstlGld.
narrowly escnpinH Iynchtng ut Dealtsvf|!o, the
SCENE of tho crime. ffc was trtctt Inst JAnl,nry
and sentenced to tlcnth t0-dny. Vigorous efforts
werc matfe to hnve is sentur1o cninnut1d. but
In vain, aud tho law taok tta courso.
The scaffo!d wis erected tn tho jh!l. nnd tho
execution took plnco In tho prpscuco Ut al!mftoA
numbor Of persons. having tickets. Tho trip
tlroppcd Mt f:so, and tho man was seventeen,
minutes expiring, tho drop not hrcAklnH
his neck. flo wrlthed torrtb!y for SOW.
erl moments, driving up his legs
and kicking tho trnp In, hls conyulsfona
The body was given III charge Of rclativcs, who
placed in IN open space IL front Of tho Court
House and exposed to public yiow. tho pnpnlAoo
pnssl4g In single ftle ol oaoh side. Tho onrps1
waa then tuken homo by tho friends fot btirlal.
King appehscd tn be tho least Infected Of nil.
those present, md not a trcfn0r VIA noticcNble
in hta voice when ho badc ShcrsG Roal 0D0d-
by. Tho Sheriff I'll h!s ncryOtlancss forgot to
adjust tho cap, and King smtllnRty reminded
him Of tho otnissl"u. During tho execution
tho jail. and their weight cnvo4 It tn. The nolse
Alarmed Mrs. Read, tho wffo Of tho Sheriff, and
ahe swoonol away. and WIS Eeatorod With dill
Guilty.
, 1880-05-29

DENvRIs, Colo, M0y 28.-Tho Nttes' 1endvEtlo
special rays: Thoro hayo boon many rumors to-
day, but no action Of any consequence. Thoro
have been several nnEroW cscnpcs from epon
outbreak, but tho city Is still outwardly quiet.
Atnoon tho mine managers and Superintendent
held a meeting, and, netting lnrgely uutlor in-
struouone from New York. resolved posltiyey
to not .lccc1c to the strikers demands. This
mor1lna largo bo.ly Ut minors attempted to
tttivo a,9ay tho guards ct tho ChrysolIto Mine.
4! otor tat they might ST. nossofsou Of
,snter to fioDd tho inlncs, This lld not
result IN serious rupture, but tho fenr Is onscr
violence. Tho business men mot this nl,,r,ltn9,
and took measures toward organizing COM
Ing tonight for tho purpose Of confcr-
s!ag WITH all Pastief.s rea!ye to oiIesting
fcctet. All tho mines are eirvfully guarded.
At tho Chrysoitto and tho Little Chief Mines
lrcastworks, havo been erected, tho building
fortified, aud ovcry nrrangcmcnt nude Tor do.
fcnse. Al present no violence ia fcurod.
, 1880-05-29


4 DteCnKrANCT or % CENTs.
AZ 1.30 Thursday aftornnon the frcauontcrs Of
Union park wcro startled BY rfstol-shot tlcnr
tho 1ako. and, upon going to tho spot. thcy found
young man lying on nNo Of tho benches with
b1llet-hotc in tho right temple. Uefore police
mnn could 10 found or 4 physlcaNn summoned
f1cnth had onsuci. Tho policeman searched tho
pockets, md, hcsldca small sum Of cash, n
knife, and some papers and lcstcss, found let
Ter written md addressed 10 "My
wife md famlly." This VIM upon
blll-hcnd of G. W. f.npham h Brother.
boot mud shoe doalora Mt Nos 10, III, md 1000
Wc.t Ma:o stfec ana apo u!f,inx t,d r. r. c nc
ecase, 'S wss 'tS Charles 4 ": 1faSai', cerk cn,-
ptoycd at tho storo Mo. lue,. Tho letter reads Us
folio'xa, m md Isnow III pos4esson Of his wife:
with srief. h.vc 1 lcen ruined by Mr. IT, An'1cr.
son. Ito has tFied to h,,rt. mo IN othor why's
has 'a1 wronxea @ aa ao D. werkns this H. gao @
tllshonesty On mo. md aod knows nm 1T:
I!oceIt Il this; ilat this rog'!s by p!at'ssa ;l
nfTAlr. hut tho dishonest br1ite hts killed. 1se.
htrc nlways been respected TX ths Larnam tlr.
ht tnls VII On, al They WI ec'sgXo @ hs stGsy y
ntra.il: an crazcd. hut Il bis conselenoo does
not hurt him, God hclp him to rct"r,n. lie is
eesr eRy tS8 Sxses xas eRa aooS eSs mo THIS wrong
On the back sas serawlctl the following: .
thin 4gas hys atrted +, Sp e. w as 70 %s M
hut tho moro hnru thought of how this Rnrno
WINS laid ont ngninst INC, It Is no use. Laphnm
Will not bcliove mo. ~ oil have 10 my word, but
this will provo it.
=" Send word for fathor o. part of what drow
lust night"
Mr. Anderson ID tho manager Of tho store.
Something like ono week agg. he says, there was
n deficiency in tho cnah Df 10 cents. He nlctl.
TONED tho fnct 70 the deceased. but ti!tl not
Iclon, Ut t}rnhatn's. dishonesty. for. Ind ho
Wished 70 % cents from tho csn,
BY fniling 10 record Il sale. Str. Anderson ex-
pfcsses tho sreatest regret for th9 ras suicide;
mayer entertained any other thln tho ktndllcst
fselings for uralnn. NJ i'np''tatiuns a9,.st a,,,
either by Mr.. Anderson or any ono
else. Tho most reasonable cnnoldsioi!. there,
forG Is TINT from h11IO causp Unknown his fnlhd
had become dcrnnEc1.
| lie WINS nbout al years Of nRo. md lott n vito
and tt,roe small chl!dron In rather pour clrc.tnl-
stntccs Mt No. 80 MAtlison strect. His father
| lives Mt Wynntnttt, Mich. Tho weapon Mscd by
| him wnR single parrecd affair Of tho Steyons
| pattern, Gnt1re -.
, 1880-05-29

Special Dtspateh to 1h4 Catsaoo Tribune.
WAsn1NoToN. d. O., May 28.-ltobost A. Mor-
rts, clerk To tho Librarian ot Congress-, lost or
had stolen from him t264o In greenbaoks bo-
twcon tho Treasury and tho Capitol. Tho Star
report makus the following explanation
Of tho circumstances; Morris laid tho
money On the lodge In front Of tho
wIckot, and asked for plccc Of paper with
which to wtnp up tho groonbaoks. Mr. MoHatt
sald he had none, md told him To got 1t from
n,ossongcr. 1I0 loft tho greenbaoks on tho ledge.
md wont over 10 Mr.. Williams, tho Paying
Teller, and aakod for piece Of papar. Bfr. Will
ia,na gnvo him tho paper, and ho oatno buck nnd
wrappcd up tho money. putting rubber binds
ar,lird 1t. He thcn went to tho wagon In which
ho bud come from tho Capitol Rnd handed to
tho messenger ID It thu 9oll and Alver, and
told him to take 1t to tho Capitol. Ho' htlp-
solt rotalnod tho Brecnback package. In
about ti&tocn minutes ho came rushing
haok Into tho cash.ro0m of tho Treasury,
uud III q very exctted manner aatd ho
hlld boon robbed III somo way Of bis money. lie
lind With him MI oponad package the Same s!ao
and shapo as tho ono ha had lott tho Tgoasusy
with, Instoad however, Of !ts containing Yroep-
baeks, II had ia It r0lls OF rod tape us
that artclo Ia put up for uso. Aftor gotstng In
tho oars to TO to tic Capitol, ho sa1d ho opened
tho package, to s.so il biz moncy was all
II s' i Ds ss iosa eay s1 sanT I'D tapS n
ieci. tc made II tho cssh.n,oi. Fsntie,ne'' @ of
hIs .l,iney md o. out with it. Morris, who viii
grcatiy excited. then aAI shas Tho ox-
change might havo boon n,ado iu u rostau rant.
wh1r1 ho atoppeA To got a drink Of water. Whilt
drinking tho watOr, he said. ho laid tho package
on tho l'ar, and s9tno ono might have slippol
sa9 e Gs an' sat y II Rass Rs s aa s,s
!aera W. nan d, h!s riFat, but the packast
, 1880-05-29

Tho lter. Ar, Cowley's principal victim, ltttle
!et,!s Victor, has n tho course Of natufo aud
osS & aSale eaaey q " 1s
now serving out u soutenc0 OF two yeurs III the
tenitontiAry. Lcula vletnr was rrinuvol from
little felluw In perfect health, and With n0 xyn
ot "rokats upon hflu. gio has taken no n.eil-
tc!nc, but sictnals. Ind has rassed under llo
Whun tho Shepherds Fold WIS fltlsl sotmr
nVuths ux0 aud tho Shepherd WuS Arlustcd, utld
, 1880-05-29
THE PuDDfERS.

Association Of Iron md Blccl Workers hold II
1noctln8 this evening and resolved to demand
&550 per ton for pudding On tho two
and one-half eRrd. The dotnand is
matio as minimum rnto for pudding,
however low bar.iEon 1nnY 1oe sold. Tho nnnl,.
In this district will closo on Juno /. This etrIku
of l,5U Cut!dors throws cut OF work 6D, ,QO0 mon
III this district at0hC.
, 1880-05-29

Tho Bonrd OF Trustees mot at Villago Hall
lust evening. All present. Chnrlos Busch de-
cllncl tho appointment OF scn,cr Of Weights
md Measurcs. Tho OH Inspectors compcnsa.
tim WIS fixed at 89H per cent Of tho revenues
of his Office. The cost Of cutting ditch be-
lnntc4l 1t 1850. John A. Cole's bo;l " Illago
EnHincerl was approved.
, 1880-05-29

- FFo0tWNF1E TIE THE tE!EoF FMt.VF1 =
YoHK, Nc, March ., 1SS0.-J. r. Clark,
Esq., Aacnt, Portland SUI: noto
with pleasure the result Of my insurance by
tho Equitable Society under my Tontine
policy, No. 49.olo have p9ld s1,o75.o5, aud
for this you hnve. carried M insurance Of
81, ,000 on me for eleven years. nlltl you now
offer lnv cas, 81, 10, Or S;'50aa5 moro tl1an
have tpattl you. 8GoffGls ut lfte-insura,,ce
should note these results and insllre III tho
Equitable Yours truly
HENKY MouETox.
, 1880-05-29

READING, Ta.. May ga coliislon occurred
on tho Wilmington 4 Notthern Railroad, uear
Naomi 6tat!on, lAat ,eyentug. A south-bo bound
pa.sengor-train colIIdod With a north-bound
froighs- both engines were oomplusoiy
wrecked and tracks torn up consdera.
blu distance. Ten tor tweivo passengers weso
note Or lesS Injured. anoax thom uumper Ut