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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28
The Apache War Over.

San Francisco, 27.-Camp Thoma.
dispatch: Reports from Apache say that
twenty five men and women and chill
dren came from the hostiles and surren-
dered. They were dissrmed ard placed
under guard. Quite number Of hostile
bucks came into the reservation last
night, and gave themselves up to the
military.
Later reports from Apache, this after
noon, announce the surrender Of an.
other batch of hostiles, forty FIVE.
Still later advices from the agency say
the hostiles who last week refused to sur
render, have come in and been confined
by the military. There are not thought
to be ever thirty-fve hostiles ofthe entire
number, but nat are prisoners, and the
scouts of Cruise company. who fred on
Carr's troops, comprise about elevea.
The outbreak which at the time promised
to be serious is about over. The military
commission to try the murderers will
meet in few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28
THE CABINET.
Blaine will Go SEre-James tO
be Retained-TaIk.

Washington, 26.-It is stated posi-
lively by intimate friends of Blaine that
he has determined to leave the cabinet
and will resign in few days aud not re-
turn to Washington for some time. 1t il
stated that the state department is now
painful to him owing to his intimate re-
relstions with the late President. The
department affairs are in such a shape
that there will be no difficulty to q new
man. 1t ia stated also that he expects
the President to construct new cabinet,
and thinks he ought to do so. The secre-
tary has stopped his fine new residence
now in process of erection, and the build
ing materials are for sale.
Only the star route ring are trying to
make out that Postm General
James term Of Office expires On the 10Th
of next month. The best legal minds
say his term will not expire until q
month after the 4th Of March. 1885, and
it is not generally believed that James
will retire before the star route prosecu-
tions end, or that Arthur would be will
ing he should.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28
TELEGRAPHIC
GUITEAU.
The COWardIy Murderer tx
pecas 40 be Acquitted.

The COWardIy murderer EA-
pecas 40 be Acquitted.
Washington, 26.-Guitteau's boast that
he would have eminent counsel Is MS
usual big talk, and he can only think OF
his brother-in-lAw, Scoville, of Chicago,
who may aid him It will be difficult
for the court 10 find counsel who would
defend him or utter a word that would
tend to save his neck. Gui.teau still be-
lieves if he could escape mob violence
and get fair trial he would be acquitted.
He is sure the American people will
transfer their sympsthies "from that
lump of clay, Garfield" to himself He
expresses no remorse, but glosts over his
SUCCESS, ihough he is in constant state Of
fear since Garfield di ed, and if he hears
sny unusual noise or steps Of more than
enc person approaching his cell, he en-
deavors to hide under the bed. He is a
pusillanimous coward. He says he can't
be tried for murder because no malice
can be shown. This death was politi-
cal necessity.
New York, 26.-Efigies of Guitteau
were suspended in many parts of the
city tonight and pelted By the people,
crowds gathering, the police removed
and some of the efigies. Others we're
burned.
Guitteau in telegram 10 Scoville, Of
Chicago, suggested that he get Emory
S.Orrs IS assistant counsel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28
TeieRraDhtc Ticks.

Cleveland, 20 Ganeral Hancock
called at the Plain Dealer Office where
an impTemptu reception was given him.
He declined 3 general reception.
Oswego, 26 At the first district repub-
lican convention there was great confu-
sion to-day and two conventions in the
same room. iTwo delegations so TO the
state convention.
New York, 27.-Genersl Hancock has
suspended for the present the order for q
court martial to try Mason who shot at
Guitteau.
Secretaries Lincoln, Hunt, Window,
James, MacVeah and wives have re-
turned to this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28
Pc W DER.
The Destructive Agent Gets m
its Work.

Council Bluff, Iowa, 26.-Nearly fifty
freight cars were destroyed by the ex-
plosion of car of gunpowder. The
cause is mystery. It was billed TO j.
0. Reynolds, Denver, as common blast.
ipg powder, but the onion Pacific refus-
ing to receive it, it was returned 10 the
Rock Island yards. 1t dug hole in the
ground fifteen feet deep and fourteen 10
diameter. blew out large windows,
knocked down plAstering, etc. The con-
cussion in Omaha was very great, and
reached as far as the Missouri Valley,
twenty miles north. The loss will be
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
A guDner's arm was blown off in fir
ing a salute to Garfield this m 2rning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28

Makes Ooltectiosss, Te1eitsSnO Proceee'
promptly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28

Buys snd ;sIls Exchange on New York, SIS
Francisco. Chicago, st. Louis. Omaha
London and principal Continental Cities
, 1881-06-10
SMOKE-BURNING.
Trial Of a New Device at the
County.H Hospital.
The Smoke Consumed, but at a
Sacrifice of Powcr..
The Peculiar CONSTRUCTION Of the Furnace
How It 1s Operated.


Yesterday afternoon there wns given at tho
County 1Itspltal nj, c.htbt1nn of an,th's nntont
furnace am nokn,cons.mer. Thorc wero
present Mcssrs. J. G. Amb1cr. J. II. .sra,,icy,
Edwin leo 1}rown. Of tho Citizens Association;
W. NJ, White, of the Al]erton Packing COMPANY:
rdmur,t Nn+t,r s,n 1nhn n-..as ~ *
Norton t,ils: I'll Thoma. ms c. Clarke &c. cotulubia'
ot Fairbanks, Morse & Co.: and tho inventor,
u. F. stuith.
Tim tm,rninv of Tim ,r,okc ,.,coo4s from
r,,.. ~ .ns sr'ose p,oc'eas a @
THE PECULIAR CONSTRUCTION OF TIE FUR
MACE,
and In this arc so1nc new features which,
though not vet perfected. 1,yo promise
VI H"alY acnteflnE nearly hot
nll tho inventor catns. Tho furnace
Ia belr- feeder, and thus materially jtu,fntshcs
.ho n1n,,.,t,, ~ .a ~ ,sn ,.a,..1a n,o
'ao eohserucuon o' 1ne RFate aad INC aanf1esloh
Of aIr. The Hrnte Is composed Of two parts
t)ne On which tho coal IL dumped Ii set III at,
nnvto of 1: nr - t,,1-,oa .rtt Ir.too.1 ~ h,tn,
sn".',' ~ -, ~ .se 49, 1"o..ao " oe's ~
'ua"e ,l'.'1. " .as.noa " "1ou6u'slo,l paFs ~
pu.'t -. nv" .uuss n.ont un '!'sn ~ ".e.
FAn 'nso neaaeF NJ TWO a1lu II nhlt 1ncnes
nbove and below. The second and lower pot-
tion Of tho Erute Is tho sbakcr, It ts OF cast
:. .h.,<.., a ".',...' ,.., e"ss .,,o
sa"KeF 8"1hRs on ncaf1hRs ht sno insae
cflt'a. at,d Is 1Hnnpulatch by n rpnd md Lever.
,,ct1rctor hu.t n rc.,,rS !. ,ho ct,n,n,,cr IN
,,,,iot ~, ,.ns.s ,,+,oh ~, .a,.t.+, ~. ,h .,,-
wa.eq VIE ING Rases wpfcn hrc catf!ca oy raa Gut.
Tona r lfonl tao t.fe- oox afe consumed: ING neat
trn,n tncsa sases. WHICH ase Gonsnme O.
tcnpstAnro aldhost G1ue' 10 iaeaa.cseenec,
thpnrr thnm,~h In tf,,ns r. thn frnrt "arer'nrr
III It's current very stnntI portion Of tho uncosi.
saned carbon and Ras. which tin,!s its cRress up
the chimnuy. Under and ut tho back Ut the
, 1881-06-10

POLITICAL.

f4HfAN lAs
RICHMOND, W., june n.-The Republican
State Executive Committee met to-day mud
adopted 4 resolution recommending that the
delegated Convention Of Republicans Of the
State should be held for the purpose of con-
snltatton rs to tic proper course to be pur~
sued In tic coming campaign, md fur such
actIon rs III the judgment of the majority
il said Convention may be conducive TO
tile futuru well-belng Of the Republican
party Of the State. Also q resolution re-
iluesting that the meeting Of tho State Cet1-
trnl Committee be held tic 10tll Inst.
Convention c uH 'o Gen. a. H. WIZ" G. WleSnain, Chair.
man, presented an address to the. Republicans
Of tho state, which was adupteti. 1t calls upon
al scpubl'cans e stand sq,iare!y " :her cEiors
malntaln their county anl club orHanlzat,ons, to
add TO tile strength OF their snctnhers. and exert
themselves to prevent llepubllcau voters from
bolng 1eluletl Into tho dcsertton Of their own
party md foruing n, coalition witt cue
he ens5ssa Tssss to f. saec., afSsSe Scr
rfei this State for Garfield and Arthur
In November last bud not our efforts 'een frls.
tratG4 by interference frotn outside parties and
treason 1M the part Of some Whit. our own
tho State arc tnnro bitterly divided THU over.
Our party horc commands to-day moro or ro-
spcct thHn over hrfure. mid by firmly adherlnR
to bur principles and tho integrity OF our organic
xatun we will nttrnct tho support Vt very uiltly
our country. aud We viii acbevc victory nt
tue nppr,@chtng election for Cur purity which
Will 6U permanent"
, 1881-06-10

Netf n 5ft~11
nM-tsM.nIt. "''A
E-GoUrs to pst,.p.t for cleaning grnto.
e q IL into "
tlapea n!a-sanma9sr -ci,., 1a1sr r.
fG1Hn9b1efnISstt.''' # HHbenaesos.
}k1esnmte. }k=sa'.sait In which sa.e* are consumed.
for f"ns ""o he'' 'o @'o snfoase tue
0GtIe!S:sHss; MeSsisiae,.
DDi1asa'' D-i9aiaret. ....->-...-
Ths heavy black lne shows tho course Of tho water.
Uvlnc to an error On tho past OF the Workmen
who set up tho Rrnte Aud furnace, shelf wns
built at the tor 9f the gratc. which vgry ma. .
ter1a'ly ln1peuca NV paasMsr ,,s1,s.,n,s ~ NV
inmcdiateiy INN oyef tho shaker. occaslouaily.
,,ii',o ~ nmsh ,hg ts,ai ,low1, the grutu. This
3rcsS eoni al snI.,enly Coming II, ass On tGe
sowax eoa!s ueo pr9aSGsa ,he see ns
chimnev amIitI vast uuantltles Of smoke nI,d
SCOT, witch ssaeiasIyeiy prayed tha. ths eok|rs
ts" iho "sv cMrt.n; a,td Kssos could 6o consunc
srhta % ~I1 hnw.v"r nnjy iaste,i for three Or four
1anns .. rc ind uotiausi unseen unsiI lie ncxt IT.
tr,e ,vhsrh tSnk ntnrS tweT,ty.fye or thirty
nntes atsr Tas snfSe n IN. ~ npceent rcs.
.etaS a.sesnoo uas ~" -, ,''"eo NV IN
FUEL
On tho contrary. tho consulnpt'on Of eoaiIa Icy Icy
Tia lii iiro t,a'l not Gcon nprnyc III the slightest
Xm attcnspt 10 i1creusu Tho stc,ls, power yestor-
tiny nrt,vi.tl n fuilurc, The Rnlixa peraistrntly
Stood ut ID po,,tis aud It was nut until after th,
thnKt tic M en.,in.scr III the pumps Xpx to iii th9
wa;cr.ta,iSs which supply ti,o different wnr.ls.
i nrohnii0 reusyn Tor th(a weakness may be
ttat fhc ctlrrfnt cmrrfat through tho {1efector
ras, aug nnrtnn az tho direct huat which shuull
I,nninv.s linn that tnrt al tho bp!lCr i,nnctll-
uhlku n;nlx arer sha % fr-b"x' curiaiitncnt II tho
asmyy yy.,hnr,c s,,t,t,Iv iitrouvh tho bars OF I'm
Srai1 r,iWbt M,sslGiy CORRECT thIs evil,
Snnthnr cs,lsc for this iosA Of power mar 10
fc,,n.i H. thc '"~
- " ,o.. ~. ,r,,,, ,.rt, u,,.
, 1881-06-10
FOREIGN.
n.. powors Considering the Que9-
~ tim Of Panama Canal
Neutrality.
! cxptsnnial Anniversary Of the
Birth Of George Ste
phenson.
b., Hundred Thousand People Present
W. ata Celebration in His
Birthplace.
II, william Thompson, Of the Glas-
50 row University. on Boxed
Electricity.
. f,ooo Deal OF a Time at d
Horse.Race in Cork
Yesterday.
,,,rmn],ant Entry Of Archbishop Croko
tuto Tipperary-Gist Of Ills
Address.


f1Tt. QUESTION UF Tin AEplIihLll1s
Hptciai tHbff.
r,r,s ,1unc U,-.\tlyiccs from Vienna
ts,e that, IL, view of the picrcinE Of tho
PANAMA Canal, now III COURSE Of constrllc-
Inn. al, exchange Of views IS proceeding be.
tween tho European Powers III 0rtlnr to &C.
,ure m the complete neutrality of tho cai,at
shen completed. If this report be
me. tile European Powers seem to
h oyerestGating their authority so fur
Il the building Of tho canal Is CONCERNED.
fhs United States caro very little by. whom
tbs work Is undertaken, provided TINT tho
.larcs are nut carly on tlla tllnrkct. There
limo objection whatever to European capital
,ul enterprise taking this direction, so long
nt !snut attempted to mike 1t MI exclusively
ruuna., schrne. When the cunal Is coMl-
psH.i It will he ...... .....
GREAT PRESUMPTION on THE PART OF THE
EUROPEAN POWERS
:oaetate how It shn,l be controlled. Central
america, the Istl,n,ls Of Panama. md Mexico
virtually constitute the direct land apprUacll-
sto the borders OF tic United States, and
from their position they nre tt,o fn'tcl, a part
otthe great Republic tn permit tho foreign
occupation or tho control Of any ono of
aea. Tho case of the S,tcz Canal WIS
daerent. Egypt, being loo weak to
lsert her natural rights, was the
5stlm Of the European Powers. The An,eri-
tan Republic. on tho contrary, is perfectly
capable uf laain tnfnlng Its position. anu 1t
t,al,ot euter Into my such neutrality trcnty.
Tia panama Canal wonltl, in the contttl-
sency ut wnr between the United States and
,nv Eurntn.hft 11n.rrr In n knp tn ff1H smith &.
tm approaches of the United States. whtc h
TIE American people could not afford to
kaye 10 the curo OF other nations.
, 1881-06-10
BUFFALO VS.. BOSTON.
Epke{o9 lltrateh to TIT Chtt90o TRIBUNE.


DosroN, Mnss., June y-Tllo Butfalo-Bos-
toll galue wins won by the former to-tlny after
n iaost cxclt!ng contest Of thirteen fnntnga.
l}oti, teams were IN excellent trim, the
pitchers especially. Whitney WIS very If
fecttye,only three safe hits being made Oft his
delivery, Tho Dostolls faIIetl to bunch their
hits, al,tl. though tlIrna Of their number
reached third, they wcrc left there. Tho
winning run was na.lo by Hr0l.thers on hs
tllree. ba9Rer to right lutu and tttcharsoa's tut
TO ltlohmoni. 1iorn,lng, Richmond, llarnes.
Ileaslcy 1'ronthers, nnIl ltlchar1son did tho best
lleldlng. Two runs for tho lioatons wero spoiled
hy Ut, eleEnnt one- hand running catch by l}sou.
shers In the third lnning. Howe spltt his hand
In tho fifth and Sullivan took hts place.
1,o.'n,' 5.'td''e.-d : : ! g 4 & to {.
Uulfnl0.....Q u b o u D U U . o 0 o IL
Elrreu run8-I3uHato, !.
Fielding errors-uoatIin. !; nulalo, 8.
Twtl-1lsu hlt-HlGhntlgoH.
lass hita-Nnston, 6: 1lufralo. ..
Three-bu8e htt-l3r0Ath0rA.
Loft Of, bAscs-litst0H, :; n4ffalo. /.
FitRt hlihU on ballA-l1Ostun, l..
Flrst bnsa un errurs-llVstotl. .; Buffalo.
Struck Out-llruuth9rs. hlchHr1s0a, sullivan,
Calvin, Force, Crowloy. Morrill,. liiohuloal.
Strikes caliel-Whitaey, II; ualvln, IL.
IlQ.ibto plnys-D0au,n, =.
FasAeu bh!l-lfDwe, !.
Wild pltch-Whtney. l.
Titue-rwo hours and twenty minutes.
u1ppIrp-I}rA1lpY,
, 1881-06-10
DETROIT VS.. TROY.
Hpft{ar uttpatsk to Iht EAts4pQ Jftbunt.

uktIlkOHr VIZ IAu1s
6ptesar uispatsh to 1As Chtsapa Tribune.
TR0y, N. T., Juno V-Tho Detsoit-Troy
game friday was one OF the most remarkable
contests ever Witnessed oil the bull held. The
tieltliux Of the home hfne WIS tAultlesE, anu
the visitors were guilty of 0nly two errors,
neither vt wllioll was costly. TwIcU the
I'rojalls llal q man OIL third, but pesby's
sllperh pitching made further progress !n-
possible. Welel WIS also NJ, his mette. and,
but for the good one which lie Eeye brown
tn the socona innings. honnra would have been
easy betweun tho battaries. lituwn's tremen-
tlolB drive over the cehtre.eld fe1ce, resulting
in u hulnU run, was ono Of tho lunxsat bits ever
tnado On the grouna, mud was deserYe.!ly chaeFed.
I4ltAHs- ) q Q7 -
Dotroit...". ".......9 ! 9999o FL
e-hlts-Uotroit, .; TFoy,S.
Huna aearncd-Detf0lt, !.
Fielding erFaM~netg0lt,a Z.
Loft un bAses-Tr0y. y; Detroit, D.
HUM run-13ruwn, I.
First haso un bslIs-Trny. L; DQtruit,
First base on eFrors-IrOy,A
Struck o1t-EwlnX. Chskllia, Evans. Wclch.
Connoe, Ferguson, Wool, Uerby.
t3alla CuIlc1-perby. "; Welch, Il.
Strikes called. ~Def6y, iA; WtIcn, ~.
FassUl balls-Ewtux. !; ltolliy, !.
, 1881-06-10

TEArGERATfSa RAILROADS..
CRY or MENIco, juno A.-The President
has irlnueuratr tho first fifty l,lllcs. to rnta,
Of tho Central lsailroad. To-day the first
traIn entered Cuantla, 40 kflomctcrs from
here. Tho ,torclos ltnIlroad WIS Ira,.9u-
rated yesterday.
, 1881-06-10

CItAnIEsroS. 5. e., June 9.-Tlm special
election t0-tlay In the Second Congressional
District, to till the vacancy cnl,sett by tho
death Ut Congressman O'Cohlor, E.sscl oh
quletly, 8atnuul Dllable. Democrat, was elected
without opposition. tue Mepnb,!oans nhstafnlug
frou yutjng, holding t4nt hlackey. UCn1tnOr's
orI,nI,ent, was realtY elrntcd lust fAll and that,
therefore, no vacancy existed,
, 1881-06-10
STORED t:1.f:CTitIrtTy.
SInrtf,f tjI},fz-

,.. StTe"' 11D,; .,,,..
loSnoS, June "-slr N'lllahl inoh'Soil,
u 'le Nl'ssuW ohtsetsl9S' "l!tcs !c'to' "
na iftHe3 tltlS morning atttlhE tttaG. py
measurement, no npprccinbfo loss was III
tur1est In transmitting tho box Of stored
sleetrcity fron Paris to Glasgow. liz
Ays: "Thv million foot-polinsls kept
1T tho box during tho soyenty-two hours'
tunoy fron Paris to t;lnsgOw was lo ex.
aggcratpu, Ouu Of the fn,r ccl|s, nfter be-
Iae discharged, was rccl,nrgc,t ngain by It's
, 1881-06-10
Will t'jtch-1}cr1'y, 1.
1'finH-'rw0 lIuttrk.
tftlptrG-[HGsuher.


1'NN* lilFsHNIf f3s NEsfaF fs&4ANAs
Epftsai Dtspateh to 1n4 Chtedeo Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, X, l., June 0.-1'royidonce
beat tile Cleveland Club and umpire to-day,
having put ont stx men in one inning before
the side wastleclnrc,f nit, aill thus enabling
Cleveland to scorc their two runs. It WIS n
fine fielding zane In spite of Eomo errors, and
tho bnttng was sharp and effective oil tho pru-
whence side:
inntngs- IL 3 i o -
Providence. 0 . . ! 0 0 0 ~
cfevelnnd.. :.;.,.:..:;0 0 o.:
Three base hlts-FarrelI, Hines.
Tntnl -rrnvitlcncc, Il; Cleveland,
First base on Gals-CInr},.
First lase on errors-Provllence, 8; Cioye-
land. g.
Struck o,it-$cClcllan tc', Wari, Gross, Had
hnnrn. ltctnsen.
i.mlls calle,i--tta,ll}ourf,, ii: Mct,ortnErk. H.
Ntrtk"s sraed-italbnurtl. u; Mct;nrnick, Il.
lloubie p1nyt-ltudbnnrn.f fhrrcll.S Start, BIC
CIel1an+ Fnrrclt-S -Start. p-sfcCormlck.
phAAed balt@-0r,ss.
Wild pischc*-hcE0rnlck.
Tlme-Onn hour aud forty minutes.
UmptrG-Fuwera.
, 1881-06-10

Ibis AFTERNOON, md wcrn lliuhfy plnasc'l ut
tho c!tanRru situation. They m.llc't ost.r lie
tH,t1rse this evening. 'Im f.Gn,ufrr rrEw,
holders Df the grant! challenge cup, a!su ar-
rived hiN( went ever tAG CnIlrse.
NEW YntlK, ,tiinp D.-1I. i. Gllltg tele-
graphs to tho Spirit NJ The Ttmcs TINT, nj Il
Of The Henley Stewards, lln presented
the requests from all tho prominent cut'tet-
INK crews tint Cornell sl.on!tl he admitted.
Cornell acccpts tho offer BY tho Stewards of
tho free l,sc of their l,oat-lIousc,
sKtnnEHEEN.
1.oxpoy, June a.-Thc Home Secretary
sta,cl III tho Commons to.tIay tint The re-
ports of occurrences Mt Skull anil Skibbcrccn
nrG much exaggerated. 50
THE uSpEn rOitt:inS SECRETARY
announced that, Nv the prvIsions of the
T'rcaty of Washington tntter which the
Americans er1oy tho privilege Of fishing in
Brittsh.Co1onial waters cD,ttt not In any
case expire beIUrG 1885, the Government WIS
int at present In II rositon 10 consider tho
uxpet1icncy Of terminating tho treaty 81 far
NJ relates to fishery questions.
FRANCE. ....
4 motion BY Mr.. Monk, Liberal, that no
commercial treaty with France be sattsfnc-
tory which tl0es not ruttnce tlntEcs, WIS car
.'s. ~ .,.,,,. saos nt',,,,t ,,,,ttrnl,. ,,t,,,
s,'. ...,..s ~ H. ,..a.,,,, i,t ,1nroo,,o,i a..
'a ,S .s.na .,.oa.n ~ ~ ~. ,,."sa,,. D'
oet's p'e''s' Nv p..a..' s'.a.,,,
i"HS ri.
Tho Cllief Secretary lor Ireland tclcefaphs
from dublin tat tho rll1l,Dr tllat tic {tyer1.
,nnnt tutct,tfpl tt, nrrrat Enther MurD],y fs
unfonnt1ptl. Such rem,rts 1te prvuollnces
t,ta,,a -, nx,t,o sha ,,on,,ia
''N ~, r,,,, ,,,,,r s.rru
,. ~ mn ,,n,'. ,,.,,r., ,,ror.,,i ,,,too,. rort
.u.'tn3 ~ ~ ii,sr n"'eo way o.s ..
lhll!lp, oydhcS' NEW Healaf'd, alo Capt. n
brisk demand afld full rules obtained.
THE MACEDONIA.
The c0r9o Of the wrecked Anchor Line
simmer Mnrnflnnin IL washing nsllnrn
, 1881-06-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.

OI}D.Fl;LLOWS.
Special Uispa.eA to 1hs Chseaeo 7ftbunG.
MILWAUKEE, June a-Tlle annual session
OF the State Association Ut Udll-FellUws will
close Tomorrow. The Otltl-FellOws' Mutual
Ltfc-lnsur..llce Company met to-day, prcsI.
tfcnt Willard presiding. Iscports male by tho
Secretary end Treasurer showed that tho Com~
pnny has paid out about .0lO alnce Its or8an-
txntson. INSURANCE tn0w consists us lyu classess
limited tn fl.UD0 cach. Directors for the yeaI
mea ,ee f,a,n s i,aa, sn,,. q. a4s us
Is Sellcr. OF Milwaukee,.
, 1881-06-10

lit trial has lHY,in Mt Kief. The prisoners
fncli,sl" fonr women, Saxon subject, and
FFrt,cll citizen. They nrt.nccnscd Of various
lnllttlcnl crimes. anil of completely With the
nssHsins OF tlle EzRr.
, 1881-06-10

4 icndlng member of The .ieCu! profes.
alun Of Now York City, Charles Cdrroi Lret!a. la0
I3rt,a,lway. sayA: LtebiE t;u. : Cuth neef Ipu'0
u0ne, ind ~ lWstes worry ugrecnbte to take. TO-
ssaro Of eulntorf,ta. Ask for l+teblK to's Coca
llecf Tonic. 1t will rccnndtrict tho nnst shaI.
tcrrt! and unfcptlel rel,lyixornto tho !yt4! And
intlrI1, und uAke dlcksy Children aud !nfuntH
h!uonlng and healthy.
, 1881-06-10
ILLINOIS.


Special Dspdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
GAIEs1lui!n, ILL.,, June Q.-It was generally
supposed that the drencling rain-stortns OF
the pnst three days In this vicinity would
materially atTect the growing crops. This Is
not the cnsc. Though tho heavy rainfall has
motstencI mp the low lallls, yet no great
damage l,as been dune. Tlss ground Ind be-
CONF very dry. aild would stand more than
us,ial moisture. yunr correspondent has
cOnyctsesf with farmers from nj! sections Of tho
county. md they aEt express tho sar,c oplnpn.-
thnt no great harm has yet been done. Tho corn
crop never looked innrc promising, and Is III nd
va,1cc oF whit It ws.s lust year 1T thEs tlino.
Tho Acrcs planted MISC fnr outnumbcr
those nf Inst yenr. Tie fail-sown
wheat il looking splendid and In fnll hca,l; tho
spring-sown also gIyus rronlIso If lnrHc Yield.
ltye, OF which tnuro Inns becn fuurn thnu tlsnI
snwn, was never tnorr tatterfnx fer nm nbnnd-
mt yio1. THO xrnss crnp will he very hcuyy.
Tho lhnthto crop tsncs no; promise 10 well. rhId
crop hns not ntotl II Aatccss in this county dur
is1x tho pnst few yrars,-rOt bali enough pofn-
toes rtstd Tor hume GonsutnDtl1n: at lcHst. TINT
WIS inorc partcharfy shu rGsll1t inst ycnr. Tho
pOtitt- bug ID ut work earlier than uslIil. and IL
something Is nut dong to "hcad thclm ufY,'' thd
trtp will he very light. Othorwlsa everything III
the slnpu Ut farm products IL encouraging.
, 1881-06-10
SWEDEN.

FIFE.
CorESIrAoES, June f.-.A fire brake ont In
tho arsenal ut Car1skrona, Sweden, yester-
day. Many shells exploded, and great danl-
age WAs uunc.
, 1881-06-10

agaiiss rent. 4 telegram frnm Mr. Fur*ter
wns fuad III tho House tn-lay to the effect |
tlat tho repnrt 0f Father MurplIy's |
arrest Ind lNcn circulated by tho
SklhEcrecH I.ehgners fur tho purpose
Of exciting tho people antl provoking col
llson With tho military. IF ills II trne, and
tho Chct Secretary 10 doubt sl'enks by Tic
ook, tho tactics of tic f.eaR,te mrs not ft,-
rfuvtng.
4 MEETING or.rnE rAnsE1ftrE MEMrEna
Of thu House WINS l,pltl tlifs morning to COLI
si'cr the Smi-nIllrial announcement that the
l'0pc lA,s Instructed the Sacred College 10
take action at nncc aRainst Archbishop
Cr0Ec null those priests wl,n lave identified
themselves with agrarinhfsn,. Tliis step on
tho part nf his holiness, Of which I nd
s'scd you by cable n fortnight nRo,
| llas &iscnnlillcl thu t.eag.ters, mid sonle
of them advocate Tho preparation 0f n ,ne-
nnorfal urging tho 1foIy Fntllcr not to inter
fere. Otllurs alleged tint there was no prec-
ettett for interfercncu by tho Vatican,
hut this is untrue. During the
Fcn1a1l disturbances of ts13 and
leGi 1Il1a IN. ulnre than once denounced tho
operations of Tho Drotllurlioml rs n secret
sucicty. Tn January u, 1H4s, tla sncrcd
Congregation addressed nuts to the Irish
prclates, il'str,,cting them to nd-
non1sh tho clergy mt to mix tlc1n-
selves up III the n9ftatfon of TINT
period, alttl requesting them tu report on tile
current rtlInDrs that certain priests Ind III.
cited the people 10 resistance md outragc.
TRUSTWORTHY C0ilHEsIuNDESTs At ttUME
say ttnt Dr. Croko will DO askesl to report
himself Mt R01nc, md TINT bishop
butler, Of Limerick, wilt bo instructed to
suspend, II HOT To silence, Fntler S!lecly.
on Ills rplpnse. Ills Holiness hAs bcct1 all