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British Bis.

London, GA scheme has besr
drawn up, with the approval OF TIE
Canadian eovernmert, for the estst'
lishment OF an army reserve, to con.
sist of 10000 men, drawn from the
Dominion militia. who will be liable to
service in the Dominion, England or
abroad, in the event of Great Britain
being involved ia war.
Lord Harrington, after his return
from Windsor, had a conference with
Lords Granville and WoIsertoD, and
with Gladstone and Forster.
The Post says it is understood Lord
Harrington, When at Windsor, frankly
told the Queen he would recommend
or Lord Granville to be
He was then empowered
to see Gladstone and Granville. The
entire body OF liberals believe Glad
stone will be summoned.
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ing Congress that the heirs of the late
Joseph Coolidge desired to present the
desk on which the Declaration OF
Independence was written by Thomas
Jefferson. 1t was accepted with
resolution OF thanks.
Price, from the committee on bank
ling and currency. reported a bill
repeating the stamp tax on checks.
Committee OF tho whole.
The House then went into com.
mittee on the navy appropriation
bill
The bill waI read by sections for
amendments.
On motion of Atkins, an amend
ment was adopted increasing the ap-
preparation for tie contingent ex-
penses of the navy from $50. 900 10
| 100000.
The reading Of the bill having been
concluded, HANley called attention
to the way in which the bill had been
speedily and satisfactorily agreed to,
and appealed to his democratic friends
10 allow a limited discussion on the
special deficiency bill, and not to IN
dulge in these apparently uneeemly
disputes on matter OF vital necessity.
The committee rose and the naval
appropriation bill passed.
Baker, from the appropriation com
mittee, reported the for!ifca:ion bill
with the Senate amendments.
The House then went into commit
Zee OF the whole on the state OF the
Union, when the special deficiency
~, 49, t~->-il-- ~eHfr0ntIuO them,
McMshon's proposition was accepted,
that the republicans have an hour for
debate and the democrats twenty
inmates.
Reed opened the debate. pending
which a recess was taken till evening
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into the committee
! of the whole on the immigration bill
Cox supported it. Conger considered
the bill defective, improper and IN
constitutional in many important
particulars. A more inhumsn bill
had never been presented for the
consideration of men who had hearts
and souls within them.
Elnstein advocated the passage OF
the bill.
Page concurred in its main features.
Wilson supported the bill.
The committee rose and the House
| adjourned.
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The Death-raIn of

Our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming, the average OF life being
Iessened every year, without any
reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most insignificant
origin. At this season OF the year
especially, a cold is such a common
thing that IN the hurry of everyday
life We are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it, and often find too late.
that q Fever or Lung trouble has
already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this Wsy every winter, while
had B0schee'S German Syrup been
taken, a cure would have resulted
and large bill from Doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Boschec's German
Syrup hss proEen itself to lie the
greatest discovery of its kind in medi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will tell you of its wonderful effect.
Over $50, 200 bottles sold last yea.
without q single failure known JAZZ
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German Commerce In the
South Sea.

Berlin, 22.-In the Reichstag, to
day. discussion was commenced on
the first reading of the bill granting
state support TO the German South
Sea Trailing Company, in relations
with the Samoan Islands. The Sec
rotary Of the treasury SAID it was the
duty of government to foster German
maritime commerce; and the South
Sea trade, he said, was sufficiently
large and important to the govern
ment. There was no question, in
the present instance, Of new under
taking, but the inten ton was simply
to avert loss threatening to German
trade. Godefrey's establishment In
the Somoan Islands was the center OF
the German trade in the South Sea.
The whole Of Germany is interested
in its maintenance, more especially
as It might pass into foreign posses
sion,
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FiPes.

Sol:h Shaftesbury, VT, 22.-The
whole establishment OF the Eagle
Square Company, except the storage
h"'idi"G- wss destroyed by fire. The
company manufacturer sasu ooors.
blinds, furniture. etc Che loss Oh
bindings and contents exceede 500
600, and the loss on lumber sos, 900
Insurance. S35, 600.
Richmond, Va, ga fire, to-
night, burned the storage building on
Gary street, and partially destroyed
Darlington & Co.'S tobacco warehouse.
Loss heavy.
New York. GA forest fire swept
over nearly the whole north portion
of the town of Brockhaven, Long
Island. Loss, $4,000.
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the head OF the British government,
there will be little fear of trouble be-
tween tie two nations; and whatever
causes of dispute may arise will be
amicably and honorably settled.
The success of the British Liberals
is cause for rejoicing and cougratula-
tiou in many countries, and the United
States is among the foremost govern
menis to welcome this event.
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Anti-Grans Conven.ion.

Albany, 22.-In the anti-Grant
convention to-day, Chairman Horace
White reported resolutions opposing
the machine and opposing the third
term. Adopted. Inc question of
committing the convention against
Grant. if nominated, was tabled-20
TO II. It was resolved TO send
delegation to st. Louis. Several said
they would not vote for Grant il
nominated, but would not bring the
matter before the conference.
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The Georgia Republican Row

Atlanta, 22.-The republican con-
ventlon was In great disorder all day.
Several exciting scenes occurred, and
the same confusion as yesterday. The
chair appointed a COMMITTEES to nomi-
nate delegates to Chicago, in spite OF
the protests OF Grant men. While
the committee was out, the colored
leaders raised an issue that they had
not been accorded their rights in the
party and carried a resolution that
three-i0urths of the Chicago delega-
ton should be oolored, and that the
same proportion be observed in the
republican patronage in Georgia. The
committees report did not agree with
their resolution, and it was therefore
tabled until tomorrow, when all but
five men will be stricken from the
delegation. Grant may get some
votes, but Sherman and Blaine have
control OF the contention.
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Vermont nemocrnfs.

Montpelier, 22.-In the democratic
convention to-day, the two thirds rule
was approved. The resolutions deplore
sectional strife and its instigators;
favor uninstrueted delegates to the
national convention. There was some
applause at Ti!ten's name, but more
at Hanoock's. a resolution instruct
ing the delegates to vote as unit was
defeated. Adjourned.
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The Afghan war

Cabul, 22.-The Mandan force has
destroyed several towing. Host lie
chiefs are meeting no opposition.
General Roberts has ordered that nc
villages should be burned. Ninety
Kohlstan chiefs adhered to the
British policy. at Kurbar, on the Ii
inst. They admitted having received
circular from Addnrrahman Khan.
Other Kohistan cnieis are coming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-23
washington Eyfsps

Washington, 22.-The Senate hat
confirmed the following Indian
agents: VIM. Il. Berry, Colorado, fol
Los Pines Agency, Colorado; J. @.
Tiffany, New York, for San Carlos
Agency.
Chicago. 22-Iater- Oceans Wash
ington: Secretary Ramsey is dis
pleased with Gen. SohofeId's order
commencing West Point cadets, and
will so notify Schofeld.
Secretary Thompson and family go
to San Francisco tor month, leaving
the last of May in a special car.
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The Cyclone.

RolIo, Mo-, 22.-The cyclone which
visited Licking, Texas County, on
Sunday night, worked the complete
destruction OF the place. which con
sisted of sixty-pine buildings of all
descriptions. Only two buildings
were untouched. The only oss OF
life was one child killed. The dura,
ton o! the cycloue was fifty seconds.
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Billiards.

New York. 22.-In the billiard
match tonight for badge and
81 600, Sonaefer defeated Sexton
800 to 523. Schaeier's greatest run
was III, Sections 70.
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Ths Colorado Conventiou,

Denver, 22.-The republican state
central committee met to day and
called a convention to elect delegates
to Chicago, to meet in this city on
May 25th.
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CL,URS.

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cHIsLETT HOMESTEAD

Situated at the northwest corner of Main and
Fifth South Streets, consisting Of ten rods
square covered with Choice Fruit Trees and
Beautiful Shrubbery, 7-roomed Cottage Ont !,
buildings, etc. No finer improved los in the
city This valuable property will be sold In
four lots, as per following diagram:
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY.
Room 40 Nevada Block,
San Francisco, California.
I, J. K. GOODRICH, Secretary Of the
Ontario Silver Mining Company. do
certify that at meeting of the Board Of
Directors of said company, held at its
office in the City of San Francisco, on the
Slst day Of March, AID. 1880. among
other things the followi g resolu'io0 was
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the Principal place OF bu,ine n.
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In wine whereof 7 bsva
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J, K. GOODRICH, Sec'v
10 Ontario Silver Mining Comnanv ]
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THERE ARE people verdant enough
to believe cur esteemed morning con
temporary will, within six weeks, be
the avowed and acknowledged organ of
the Utah republicans-we mean the
branch Of the party that repudiates
the late central committee and exc
press itself opposed to dark-lantern
proceedings. To think that a red.
headed editor could 60 back or him.
self! IHs ridicuIoug.
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CONGRESSMAN BELFoRD, Of Colo
RADIO, writes home that he considers
General Grants nomination a fore
gone conclusion. and urges that as
the Centennial State was the first to
take position authoTitatjvely through
the action of the state convention in
December las! in favor of Grant. It
shall endorse that action at its com
i-7~- convention,
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g TREES. a

WIN: WAGsTAFF HAS FOR SALEA
" me vari9ty Of Trees, Box Elder
Locust Honey Locust, Black WALNUT, lin
Ger Willows, Native EVER4REENs:
v uiherries. Peashes twelve different kinds
Plums, eight different kinds; Aprieots. the
very bsst; Sugar House Ward, near the
Z apeE MILL ma
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AUCTION SALE
CHOICR RBAL ESTATE.

{ TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING To
the public that I am instructed to offer
FOR sale to the highest bidder, for cash, that
excellent and beautiful piece Of Real Estate
known as the
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FFTH SOUTH STREET

hAa oOOIH STREET.
The sale viii be held on the premises, April
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threatens democratic sscendency in
the senate. In this calculation Davis,
of Illinois, is credited to the democrats.
Should he act with the republicans that
party would again be in full possession
politically Of the senate. II is not at al
probable, however, that Judge Dayi.
will identify himself with the republi,
can side OF the chamber.
The entrance Of Mr.. Fair with his
huge barrel into the contest for United
States senator in Nevada TO succeed
Mr.. Sharon, is regarded by many as
throwing doubt upon the political out
come in that state. Should Mr.. Fair
win, 1t is calculated that his vote would
maintain the democrotic control Of the
senate.
In the above estimates senator elect
Malone, Of Virginia. is counted as a
democrat, inasmuch as he Is leading
the fight for Hancock in his state. He
will undoubtedly act with the demo-
Gratis in all national questions.
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Democratic Plans.

New York, Oct. 14.-The democrats
intend to meet the republicans on the
tariff question in New York, Virginia
and other states where there are dis
sensions in.the party. All the influence
and authority of tho managers will be
used to heal them. The word will be
issued that everything must yield to
the united effort to pull Hancock
through. The democratic business
men will be urged to the front with
their influence and their money.
Among the leading democrats at the
headquarters are Congressman Hunton,
of Virginia; Blackburn, Of Kentucky,
both members Of the congressional COM
mittee. They ridicule the idea that the
presidency is lost, and are bracing up
for stubborn fight from now until the
election.
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SLIM NEWS.
The wires Msnopeli1ed By san Fran
cisco Papers
All the News EntireIy OF q Political
Mature.


Chicago. Oct l4.-The way the
majorities in the next congress are
figured, is this. the senate of the United
States now stands, democrats As. re-
publicans 33. On the 4th Of March
next the terms Of 25 senators expire.
The republicans expect to gain six SEN
ators at least in the coming election. rs
follows: Ohio, Connecticut, New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Indiana.
They will lose one in Mississippi; the
democrats will lose one In Virginia, and
the senator elect is avowedly independ-
ent. Davis. OF Illinois. is classed as
democrat The score then stands,
republicans 81, democrats 81, independ-
ents I. The combined opposition would
make the senate u tie, and Vice Presi-
dent Arthur would have the casting
vote. and 1t is pretty certain that with
out Malone even the republicans may
control all the committees and gain the
asccndancy in the senate.
The present house has 156 democrats
l35 republicans and two straight out
nationals, all other nationals being
classed with their parties. The most
favorable showing makes the demo-
cratic majority only 81, and over the
republicans and nationals only five.
The republicans have gained eight con-
gressmen in Ohio and Indiana. This
alone would wipe out the democratic
majority and make their plurality only
three; but everything indicates the loss
of many more democratic seats. This,
with the election Of the republican
ticket, the three branches of the gov
ernment will lie republican.
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Secretary sherman at Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 14.--Secretary Sher-
man speaks here and there will be u
tremendous meeting. One Of the plea
SAINT features OF the campaign has been
the freedom with which the defeated
republican candidates for president,
including Grant, have taken the stump
and heartily urged the election OF tho
republican candidate. The republican
newspapers now figure out a probable
republican majority in both houses af-
ter March 4th. The figures are irre-
sistible II tho republicans carry the
doubtful eastern states and do not lose
any congressman.
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The voice er thc rre...

New York, Oct. 14.-The Tribune
says: The experiment of putting Eng
lish, the meanest man, OH the presiden-
tial ticket, has proved brilliant sue
cess. The Indiana supreme court
soiled Its ermine for the sake Of parti-
san advantage, and has seen that every
action afforded the republicans chance
for giving its friends the soundest drub-
bing they have had in half q generation.
1t upset the constitution to gain la
trick and finds that it has lost the
whole game, for state and nation, too
The Times says: The democrats are
evidently much annoyed by the over.
whelming defeat they haye suffered and
much talk has been indulged in regard
ing the proposition that English, can.
didate for vice president, should now
be forced to retire and allow u demo.
crat Of greater popularity to enjoy the
doubtful honor.
The Sun says Of the result in Indi.
ana: This is great surprise to the
democrats and us great n blow as th,
Name election was to the republicans
Itturns the probabilities of the case il
favor Of the election Of Garfield, but 4
the democratic managers will draw from
1t the lesson which the republicans
drew from Maine, and 60 to work will
zeal, energy and resolution, they car
reverse this probability.
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IaaIana stand. Eirn.

indianapolis, Oct l4.-The addi
tional returns this morning do no
change the estimate given yesterday OF
the state ticket. Peele. republican fOl
congress in the seventh district, 4
elected. The congressional delegation
stands: republicans {. s.democrats 5.
indianapolis, Oct. l4.-Returns from
eighty-hve counties give a net republi
can majority ON the state ticket Of
1850. The counties TO hear from,
Hancock, Noble, Perry, Upton, Spen,
Ger and Union, are all democratic ex.
cept Union. These counties gave in
'76 a democratic majority OF 1896,
which IL no changes from that vote
occurs, wonld still give the repub-
lieans 4 majority on the state ticket Of
5,325.
The contest in the 9Th congressional
district is very close and will require
the Official vote TO determine the result.
The republicans claim il by small
majority, which would give the republi-
cans nine congressman TO four demo-
Gratis. The present delegation stands,
six republicans, six democrats and one
national.
From the most reliable returns re-
ceived up to this evening. the legisla-
ture will stand as follows: Senate, %
democrats, 25 republicans. House,
43 democrats, 81 republicans, major
ity Of IA on joint ballot.
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Funeral or a Netcd Divine.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE funeral OF
Father Treanor took place this morn
ing at st. Lawrence church. The
obituary notices say that Yorkville, the
scene OF his labors. is like house OF
mourning. From ten to fifteen thou
sand people feel personally his loss.
Solemn requiem mass was said ut his
obsequiss.
One hundred priests from this and
neighboring cities occupied seats in the
chancel. Among those present were
John Kelly, Judge Donohue, who was
with Father Treanor ut the time of the
accident, and Recorder Smyth. The
church was packed with people and an
immense crowd was unable to obtain
entrance. The remains were conveyed
to West Park, near Poughkeepsie. for
informant
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

London. Oct. 14.-It Is stated that
the notorious Mime. Rachel. the so-called
"Fenale Beautifier" has died In prison.
She was convicted Of fraud in August,
1873, and condemned to penal servi-
tude.
st. Louis: The railroad fight con.
tinues sharply. The Chicago and Al
ton dropped the limited tickets.to SAT-
this morning and the Wabash immedi.
ately went to sl.70. having advertised
TO sell dollar less than any other road
The unlimited remain at s4.70, yester
days price.
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nethodists RejoieInx.

Chicago. Oct. IA. - In the Rock
River Methodist conference this MORN
ing dispatch was received, announc-
ing the great republican victory in In
diana, and the conference became wild
with excitement and sang a doxology
DIR. Luke Hitchcock said that they
would be criticised for this demonstra-
tion, but that he believed it was an es-
cape from civil war, and he felt that
this religious assembly should lift its
heart in praise to God in the use OF that
glorious doxology, amen, amen.