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, 1881-01-06
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Batch OF Items from tho Police
COMftM and NtAtlauE.

A Batch OF Items from tho Police
Courts and Stations.
In Justice Hrnyton's Court yesterday George
c. schrciber, tho Lincoln I'LL merchant who
lately fhllcd, navo bond in tho sum Of Sa,d0 to
awntt tho action OF tho Grand Jury In cusc Of
faiso prctcnscs. wherein be Is cbaruo By the tirn,
Of Il. kuppcnhctsn & Co., Ut No. aos Madison
street, with having obtained from them e., ,cu Ut
Voods on falao REPRESENTATIONS. Mr.. Bchrcit,cr
Yrs ~ ARRESTED aay issforu yesterday ut Lincoln.
l Dy ChtcMKn OL!tUF WIN arrived With Il war
rant Issued BY Jusico llrlyto shll,tuwc.l his
'l1lt" nll tho furctltson una ARRESTED hin nnly
ae*;iit taii minutes befotu tho Gust bouad trail
arrived mt Lincoln.
chnrRc uf trying to outrnKo tho purfNu ar hin
LycAr-ntl 1nuEhser WIS concluded by lustice
Sum1nerfte!d ysstcrduy nftert,tmn. the offender
being held IN tho sum al $JOU1, ntd Commit cd
In detnalt. TIC Court sntd it WIS not et,tlrry
satisfied that tho tnan wins guilty Ut Tho horrible
cr!act put thought shero was avery probablo
j. :. Webb, tho ticket. scalpcr chatgc,l with
from the M!sh!nhn so,'thern lsailroad, was yes.
iefaay Si afIa ~ gtlss e. wa,!aco r. s@ 70 The
present r,ssGssor ut tho stulen lcksts. wus nlsu
asrssted M during tue :!ny, md was held III sl,tD
cecrk. y. +. brew. reoa m. uud hts capture Is
considered only matter Ut tItnc.
=, Thc jackson fHm!ly. consisting OF E1wnrd and
Carrie. hoth colorod. atid itviuK IN tho Lien.
son,e recent .idveupucnts, ami Curro wis Int
wseN. as' as ts ,os y NIX m ,n Mrn1FY he:, es Se "
vim wIts shs't IN Fourth nvunuo briwI, died III
s @ OF tno rs r*s. .rd since then the l4,ldially.
her own room. Shc S6pk up with tho Jncksors,
until me night recently Mrs. jackson RETURNED
nnex xpscte!y 20 re Hnartne,it md fouad sfr<.
which ensued. Mrs. Jnc!tson lit piece nut Of
tho slchr!:s r. oyehr,w; md for th's aho was
, 1881-01-06
MATRIMONIAL,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 6.-1hc wedding
OF Harry, SOL Of Edward Saudcrso.l, tl.a
wldely-known miller, and Miss AIIce knl,c,
which Waa celebrated to-day. WIS ono OF tho
lnost brilliant society events over KNOWN in
tho West. st. paul's Episcopal Qhurcl, was
t',rongcl wilt, tlcketed guests. Tho toIJets
Of the assisting latlies wore extremely gor-
gcons, willis tie bride was drapetl iii tho
most cxQulsft Of silks nnd laces. Her hair
was abiazo with diamonds, and tho costume
Was richly AarAlsllesl with penfls. Tho con.
tsactlMg partle. lescui,4 froM tue Oldest atMt
Menltliest families Of Milwaukee md tic
West. and tho brldal-Htfts, thnugl. not shown,
are said to hu Ut q pflncely urtivr.
, 1881-01-06

4 Strange cnae III ifnlttn,ore-AY Yonng
Lady Dlok, but 1Isr body Kept five
1tnys ~ 'he lAopo ot 1&e"'orntioa to
Special 0hpaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
DA1.TIstoItE, Md, Jat,. ga singular cnso
of apunrent jtfa In II curnse hna craatt.tl
conaIf1arai,lo sausn,;an ot,tf o"ttotoJ ~"
svn.J'"osu s..a.t e1'a'toi' n'u nI'I.eu t''e
medical fraternity hero for tllo past few
tnys. Missy BERTHE Lalfctd, a y0ltItE Indy
g, ycars of age, yury pretty, md popular In
Vast I,altIn,ore ,yas taken sic3r a,,out t,vo
t weeks ago. mud ale'l on New- years Day.
flle pllyalctnns pronounced her death caused
by consumption, which, though rapid in Its
deatlI-wnrk, strange IL ay,left no rnyagcs Of
s.'e alesa = uase''so "po" t"s oeaull'u!
faco alNt rouna forn OF tho young
g!rl. I1cr death, Or relapse into II
Keerm{ue1v 1tfafuss cnntttttnn. wn. pntire1,.
, 1881-01-06

nl$1r T1%, f1A~ n$v,3l1 In
rs,., ~ ,. I'LL ~. sTn," "uS ~. ~ ,a,s,ar w
tho,, ,,,an,,s" ~ ~. .,..o. ~ a, w"s ~
ino',mos ,t'o +.,,, W.. -" ~ .raaat,',,, I nv ,"r
~ tt,', aa.,'tta.a =" .,'t ,t,ot. t,,.,,,o,ta
fs,o,,.1s 49,. ";''ao.. % ,,a,,,n,,,. ,,,.tt,,'.
ins ,,11,, .,,, ,nn,o,, ,,, .,,,"s,r,, ~,,,rnt ~
noi f,,r rno,.,"tusti.,, H r." ,,,o ,o,,t,,st "a
ornr ~~1'"''0'' "'&~' N"0 ~0'~S'
c,,.,. ,,.,,,
o,,, fn,r .,oo,,,'ss 49, .,o.,-o,t +,,o,r
afrn..a 1,,,. .ss ~ s.., ''"'o 49,. su"' ,' s.t.i vi,
vi,n hav, s,n1ma, - s",,n ,,ouI ~ T., ,no co,.
vnss srhoro tnvo i,no,, % storira % toiI nn,t r..
nria atortn,i mi,tc,, M 1'nncst man woulll
btnaj, IN ra,,oot nr,i ,yl,t,l, mn fnir-
m}nirnt, ,,nr ,vn,,i bettcvo. Int thn
ncrsona ,1cni;no In ti,,s aort NJ scanttnl hnyn
ranrosontoi IN ,;rn,,,,,rco candidate. nnd. If
ii,a nm n,n ~ ri f,,,mhack or Grtl, has hnc,,
cnu,,cclnt1 viii, IT. II wos ,fonc without M.
th"r1tr ar,i nvcr tt,e,r ,,rntcst. S, far us
ti,csr rcntirmc,, nro concerned. t1,cir ca.,di-
Ilorv and cut,ynss tlnve l,eun nloye s,Isptctuu.
and. wlaf,,ynr nav to thn res,,lt, tl,oy must
bo nwnr,led tho praise OF k,Iowiiw low to
cnnduct a cnmnairt, of this character
ppcuSrrY AND IN o,,ntn.
Tin princ,nal arkl,ment advanced III favor
NJ f:o1. Cnml,acE IL tho obligation resting
,,,,on tia r,arty to rcnnir tf,o Injustice tlono
hin, By tho boiling of some Of tho Republican
members when lan wns the CAUCUS 1,uutnee
twelyo wars nro. A stmilnr argument ia
,,an.3 ,ytt, rnIfn ns ruct, eITnct In lin cnse NJ
Nr. f)rtI,. WIN tt,.raimc,I. sncrlf1crtf himself
four vc,trs mn nv withdrawing frnm tim
head nj fl,e stnte tfckrt that Ills Marty might
not suffer because of n1y c},arres advanced
nuntnst him. ,ro tho oft-renrntrtl c,.nrre
tint finn. t{arr;son Ia cory ,,unnnuIar wifi,
, 1881-01-06

1socnEsrkr, N. r.. Jan. a.--The Vienna
Academy Of Sciences having withdrawn tho
prIzu lnctlai for the original discovery OF
comets, II. II. Warner, founder of Warmers
Astronomical Observatory tn this city, otlprs
$40 in gold Tor sach original discovery OF q
comet The offer stants for n year, unless
renewed. Discoveries Must oe anuouuceI
to Or, Lewis Swift ApchesteE.
, 1881-01-06
PREclnENT pnnTtp

CINCINNATI. u, Jun. 5.-l'residcnt Porter,
OF iale College, is here to attend the supper
OF tho fale Alumni Club Tomorrow night.
lle viii 10 Joined to-tItorrow by rrofs,
Northrup and. Sumner. Tie University
Club OF this city slvt him reception To-
night, which WIS attended by largu num-
, 1881-01-06
FAILURES,


AT NATLI1EX4
NArC1rEz, Miss. inn. IA financial crnsh
1T Natchcz seems imminent, us the result Of
the suspension of the house OF S. u. New
nan, cotton factors, of Now Orleans. Many
merchants here were closely connected with
them IN 4 Ahusincss wny, hestttcs having money
III their llands for Investment. Tlu grcntust
Ut nncasness exists, and nothing uIsu ID.
tnfkeu OF iii tho streets, 80
, 1881-01-06

tho object of all Ncyada politicians for sey.
craD days has been to SEQ how mucll inoiIey
conl be na'lo ont e him: ons lcmc,'n9m. ,,ea, H..
expenditure u s.,'oo0 agains. Fair
willl draw ST., a,.txN from lilo, borH!nza
firm to "l''ain tl,e prlze e;n, whir,1 81, falr
coynts. thy wnu!.! lraye Si;mm :Ienr ,l
s!i si"riae S BY sn%thsr trlSnpi, p ls"r ovcr
cnplsni. There Is no tI,trxtinH Tint Fair thus
far hnitis MI )enoerats with titnt grip, hut
sl1rewt prophets dtclnrN tl,ese Will ie II l!reak
FaItr Ft co5rdi"y, ani % ius '[i 'l[eissrnpi,cd tat 6e
coin nnl prepnrcd - inak,, tho ilpi't: II ~
thnnRht Sharon will pnt up iiIotl.y to help
SttS h%t otSr E%ss sk Ses declafe su'ro VIII
Fair has secured ! written p!eago Of forty.
seven 1ilclIl>crB,-illttD mare tllnn sufficient
to elect him. Tho signatures Include, nll
e His "s ,!"c,,lent sSvi v9iaiiy sctiies liz
Senatorial {lgl.t. J'aIr left for FtrginiA City
tl'ls evening, confident Ut victory.
MISSOURI.
JEprE1soS CRY, sfu., Jun. 5.-Thu Mis-.
s0nrf Legislature met about o'clock to-,iay,
effected n temporary organization, ailu nd.
tournct ttIt0 n. NJ. tomorrow. 4 DEM
of;4'0 r ecs ssye%s J a "''os.sf Se III tSst;
Jefferson City special says: There IL no mr.
ganlzet opposition to The resfeetH,n OF Mr.
Cuckrelt to the unitctt .Statee Senate, liz
Is tlle only pronounced candidate On TIL,
ground, ai,u tint he II pursuing his cnnynss
rs Though Elo expected tin nomination unal-
IMousty.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn.,, Jnn. h-Gov. 1S1gelow
tools thu .nttl Of oflicu ul,tl sent til his lncs-
sage to-day.
NORTH CAnOLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., Jnn. 5-.rllo Legislature
Is II, session.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
DosToS. JON. 5,-Tho Legislature met to-
day.
, 1881-01-06

Spseiat Dsrassh to Ths Chicago Trthune.
Fo1sr DopuE, Ia., jan. 5-The bondsmcn
OF 11utcll!son, late Treasurer of this county,
and defaultor to tho anount Of s5e, 600, settled
With tho county to-tlay by. paying five cents
OH ench dollar Of the bond. With thu Vreus-
urcr's proparty tlia realizes to tic county
about 81, ,0o0.
, 1881-01-06
LABOR AND CAPITAL,

apeeE08 U1ba1e@ - 4&s CH1edo0 1F160Nk
pI1TsluIu, Pa, JAN, h-Fuur thousand
Wheeling coal minors ngu ont fur init IL cunt
'adyunto far tlIggIng. Tic Mine owners re.
f..so to acecsle 10 tbe 'lelland, a1lu the pros-
pect looks favorable fur long strike. Pitts
burg m!nera uru restless, but continue ut
w0fk, with the exception of 200 or HO0 OH tic
DAatlulore i 0l,io isallroad, who quit about
a lnaMtll ngo.
'HuSc0oK, N. IT,, Jan. 6-The spfuncra aud
weavery nrt. striking ngaiiist 10 Der cent 10.
4ucklun LII hutr WAGES.
, 1881-01-06
MEETING OF EPISCOPAL BISHOPS.

WfI VtIFQ Ut 81 T0VVE W pT3rtVI
ClEvEtASn, O.. Jau. d-Accortllug to tho
Hcrdlps spcclRl, there will be grailtl gath
erlllg ut Gambler to-morrow 1t Episcopal
Nlslsops In honor of the opening of tho Kct,-
yon College wlnter term, and to celebrate l|lu
anniversary OF the manifestation. of Christ II,
tho tie!lt!les. Already 1,lst.nps l'uIbot. Ut
ln.l1ann3 JaRgers, Of Southern 0hto; n!tl-
Ivy, IT kertiieky;; .l'aterken. OF Western Vlr-
llarsls, Ut Mtyll!gnl,, Aave arrival, llitl ur0
the guests Ut litsl0P l}e,(tell. THIS l,atrrll-
lnsEol! sermon will be preached ny bishop
, 1881-01-06
INDIANA,

IN DlANAs
apsstal DhpateA to tbs Chicago 7ttb,ue
INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd.. Jun. 5.-Tl,e canvass
to-tlay among tho Republican members Of
the General Assembly was limited for the
most pnrt TO tl,a distribution Of Legislative
offices. but at tho close OF tho day little more
was known Of tho probable result OF tho
caucus than WINS given In these dEspatc)es
thls evening. The caucus settled tho matter
IN haste tonight, however, the ,ueu,bets yot-
lnE rs X they were
GLAD TO 1E 1uD OF THE lREsstynr,
Iha House caucuscd in tho Criminal Co,trt
room, hfty-nlne members being present,
william Ridpath. Of Clay. was nominated for
Speaker on the second ballot, receiving 10
votes, to Is for ]. 3. Konner, Of HUNTINGTON.
Cyrus Nixon received 30 votes for Clerk OH
tho first ballot. VIII r. Walker re-
celyad Is, md ]. J. Ball 4, On the
aecond ballot q. @. Riley lwas :etectel AS
slstant Clerk by vote Of 81, to u fur Walker,
8 for Harris, and for Oliver. Tho contest
Tor Doorkeepet resulted IN favor Of Cupt,
OWEN Eyans, Ut Henry. OH the second baltot,
receiving 80 votes to n for jim Woods, tho
Irish orator,
TIE REruu11cAN MEstnE1ts OF TIE SENATE,
10 ule number Of, twcnty.three, held thoir
caucus i,l parlor OF the new Denisoh Hotel.
l. hl. Wilson. of Marion, was nominated for
Secretary on thu tl!rti ballot, receiving IS
votes, to for Joel IIeatwalc, of Elkllart,
and for James r. Darsel!, OF Put.
nam. On tic third baltot Root d. Sears,
Ok VeFmtllon. was nominated. rs Assistant
secretary, receiving u votes to d for Sidney
W. vaughn, Of Cass; for Peter F, Iloff-
Man, or 'llppecanoe; and 8 for Ucatwale, OF
Elkilart. Tho selection Of Doorkeeper was
settled OIL the tlrst ballot. ". /. Monroe, ct
f4oyd, received II to II. D. Rogers ., L. D.
atkinson Q. Andrew IIoush i, and Isaae
Underwood, Of Jay,:1.
IT IL UNDERSTOOD
tna@ seass Is the choice OF Senator Davis. TIM
useehpackeT, and that Ills nomination se-
cures the Organization OF the Senate BY the
,,sePupllcans. Sears was put In nomination
= y senator Owen, Of Warren aud fountain,
senator Polnduxter was not present in the
caaeas. but he win co1perate with the Ke-
Pa0t9ea!ls III tho organization,
iue uenocrattc members Of the House
went through the form OF nQu,inatlnR tho
9a1eefs VINO served two years ago, Including
II. .: cowfhotsla for Speaker. Tile question,
of who shall bs uulteA States Senator has
been practically settled tor several
days. The friends ct III; Ortll aII
Col cumback, the only candidates
, 1881-01-06
DECLINES 10 CQMMltIE.

6Ft1Hs 17Hpd9th 70 TIE Ch1t0g0 1F4Auhf.
SrlnSGF1Efl,, ILL.,, ,tJan. h-AppllcatiDn hns
been nlade to the Goyerllor to commute the
sentence OF tho notorious DR.. Earle, but Ito
lns declined. liz Inns. however, instructed
uIu ShurlN to retain him In custody until Ito
has hearing before tic Suprc,nc Court.
, 1881-01-06
A G0On 0iD ACF.

PlQlA. o., Jun. 6.-Alrs. Surah Johnston,
ased loa, died Mt the rcsilel,ce of her ,laugl.-
ter, Mrs, Francts Jarvis, She was 1atlyr OF
Ireland: and c1utgrate.l to this couMtry III
, 1881-01-06

:, Full HIIl 1;UIFf1f. = - 9
Our brussels correspondent writes: Belgium
u POW nbout tho 1Aly country on the Euntlt,ct,t
which retnasus absolutely aibtu!t TO the utut rho
Ut FREQ trade. nurux the debato On tho budget
several spcakets demanded the abolition and TO-
, 1881-01-06

5psetdt Hspatsh ia Iaa Chicago Tribune.
Folsr DonGE, H., Jan. I.-1t has been
showing l!ero all day, and tonight n north
Wcster Ia blowing. nllu the thermometer full
it,g, giving PROMISE Of another snnp aild
, 1881-01-06

40 srntefsli That hn mado Inquiries al 10 who tho
kind Rcnt|emnn was: and. very strange to re1at1,
tk,th hn5led from tho sAmc county In ireland.
MF. Knranh,lgh frDxe bis ear1 tho very same
tlnr be rnailo tho present.
, 1881-01-06
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

o1. IUU15 MEHCt1RNfS' E1GHNHGE,
Sr. Ls,uiS, No., Jan. si.-Ar1cllael McElu,tc,
Of tho lr,n Of Whitaker L. Sons, pork-pack-
CTS, was elected President OF tic Merclants'
Exc'lanEe to.tlay, mud John Jnckson, rrrs1.
!ls1t ot The st. Louis Elevator, vas elected
First Flee-l'resttaIlt. Tl,cre was nj ri1f,tce
fnr Sernn1 rIcc-Iresidellf, nnl another elec-
tlon Will be held Tomorrow.
, 1881-01-06

Gpftto& j3ispdteh 10 7Hs tAteapa 7ribt;r& ,
DunuQuK, H., Jan. GA. lIcrhert, the old
cstwllo1esate latter III Iuwa, Ilude au asslgl,-
lscnt to-day for tho benefit Of i,Is creditors
Ernest Mueller, wholesale toy md fnncy
goods dealer, a!so nladenll assl eminent,
, 1881-01-06
A LOSS TO JOURNALISM.

GV10 TO JQUHHHEIoH4
CINCINNATI. Jan. 5.-Arcller Brown, who
for nearly six years llas been night managing
etlltor Of the Gdzcttc, has severed his con.
nectIon with TINT PAPER tn bccu,ne II lr1uber
Ut tho lrDn commission lspnsp of llutrcrs
urown Il Co., lnte Rogers IL TrIsutt.
, 1881-01-06

3H1H VFa HaMUl UVElNe
,I"a /, un,nbstta ,,. says Zola "hss not tho pas.
nrn'eh naait1:t him, and this il w!,nt Leaves mo
t,ti9 q .neusncss md Uncertainty bcfnfo him,
heltcFsn hln,sclf At Athons or at lfO,1,n. iliy
sGlathIi.' liaa 2nn tnhahitnnts, and Whon ho
wishes to refresh himself he tn1ARincs hl.nssf
eEpwhsa with roses. purple mantle Uver hs
ennalarrs, drinking ssyarcn who IN cumppny
With Phryne aud Aspns!a.
snlf and society frnm catnrFk, When BRnfoni's
tRtltcas cure. externally and Internally admin.
Istcrc1. viii cure cvory symptom Of tho disease,
&fNt "a'3
, 1881-01-06

GAS COMPANY RE0RGANIZED.
L1rrI1: Rock, Ark, Jn,,. 5.-Mes4rS jain
d. Adanls mud other citizens having acquired
tliu majority nf tho stock Ut tho city 1.;,s.
works, tho coItltIally l.ns reorgnntzcd With
Muj. Adams As President.
, 1881-01-06
MAINE.

SPsetdt uHpdfeA to 1Hs ChtcdHo Tribune.
PORTLAND, Nc, jan, 6--At Tim Renublic-
an caucus Inst evening tho lion, .1oseph Il.
Locke, OF Cumberland, was selected as Pres
i.lcnt Of tho Senate, THO Fustol1tsts sclectcfl
rs candidate for President ut tic Senatu In
scph Il. Smith, Of penol,scot, anti rs Sbonl,cr
OF the l1ouse ]. u. Swan, OF Mcnot, Tlo
Republicans have n majority of thirteen III
tho Senato and nInetecn In tic House.
At the carcus this evening It will In tlc-
cftlcd whether tho plurality clause of t|,u
Constitution sllnll apply to tho regent cicc-
tiofi. In case Of NIL affirmative decision,
st1L rt.A1sTEn's ERECTION IS ASSURED.
but, Il tic Republicans decide TO contend
tho next election, Guy. Davis will bo thcIr
candidate. Mr.. uale's friends claim I, Inn.
jorlty Of 10 votes for United States Senator.
but II there Is a change Of 0 III tt1ig caicuin.
tlol,, Mr.. Hale cannot bo nominated on ths
first ballot Mr. Fryo'B ,supuortcrs tlon,t
claim a minority. but INSERT tlmtn, nllovouco
of IL sho,,itl h. ,nudo IL NJ ;In,..,s .....
md TINT thov fnvn fo,r ",n.'s,. ~ ...,' .ui"''
ttvion anna ot t,a intnr ,,a,,o., Ao. srn', "JG
otnva ~ .o ~ ,'xt,.at.ss sss 0" AaeS w!
1,aaai,,i" ~ "uRvo'toa ul1t4t noAt week y
poeoao'o' A't ithie ~ hapellhtc'tllhg Ills
cntss&ss III person. WIN Alf. =. y. Alarble rs
cllaoI OF stall. MIR. Fryo Is represented by
Judge Wing, OF Auburn, and ]. W. Wakflold,
Of Uath,
II tn ,rz,,trn A,,oesat.a 1are,,.
AUGUSTA, Nc, Jan. 5.-Tho hotels ara fill
and attendants nf fotI, ttouaoa ~ Nm o,sIo'
lnturr whic1, alta tn.iov tri,o 11a,,
nIni.to,, ars,.,o, ~ .'s,,'"i. 4o Ato''' ~. a..
1is hcco,,,;n, t,or.sa Nv sau"fe ~ os.o uouots
tno 1s o~,a,at,,r J'ui"o1. IT,, no." plhnGtes OF
nnnointnw of1Iccrs nm n+oonl,"ear ss,otas .: a"s
, 1881-01-06

counsel contcnted htmhelf hmsclt With plcaana
telatp!ole to moat persons prn+ent these warn ala
lowed him by I'm fnduIgent 1ury,
, 1881-01-06

MASSACHUSETTS.
DosToS, jon. 5.-'rho Legislature met to-
dav.
, 1881-01-06

NORTH CAnOLTNA.
RA1Era1r, N. c., Jnn. 5.-,rlo Legislature
Is III session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC
ARARUR.
He is In No Hurry TO be Presi-
dent,

New York, 24.-The Tribune: WHAT
ever conclusion the cabinet may have
reached, the councillors of the Vice
President have urged that the cabinet
cannot take upon itself to decide when
the inability of the President exists, and
II is known that General Arthur will rot
heed any call or suggestion of the cabi-
net as To acting in place Of the President.
1t is safe 10 say thst while Arthur will
not disregard any request of the cabinet,
or of b aine. as its head, to come to
Washington, he is adverse to doing so
while the President lives. Precedents in
like cases show that there is no absolute
need that the Vice President should quail
ity Immediately on the death of the
President, and General Arthur believes
there IS nothing pressing in national
affairs to warrant undue haste on his
part in the event of the death of Presi-
dent Garfield. Mr.. Arthur was at his
house until a late hour last evening.
Conkling, who CANA into the city yester-
day evening, a. B. johnson, Of Utica,
and Geo. Bliss visited him in the evening,
but what passed between them was
not made known. Naturally they sim
ply await developments at Washington.
A personal friend says if an opportunity
is given Vice President Arthur, through
through the threatened calamity to the
country, he will prove as much of a
statesman as he is now regarded Ioliti-
clan. 1t is denied that the personal rela-
tons of Arthur with President Garfield
are even unpleasant, much more hostile.
After the resignation Of Conkling and
Plat, and when it was finally decided
that there was no way open for compro-
mise or reconciliation, Arthur plainly
told President Garfield that he felt bound
in honor to sustain his two friends, and
added 81 trust, Mr.. President, that you
will not think there is anything personal
to you in this action" The President,
in bis usual hearty way, took hold OF
General Arthur by the shoulder AMI said
"Personal, my dear fellow; nothing Iot
the sort; l know you have no such pet y
feeling at all. "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
VennOr.

New York. 25.-The Times reporter
interviewed Vennor, who said regarding
the statement telegraphed from the west
that an effort was being made to put him
in charge Of our signal service bureau,
in answer to the question would he &C.
cept the position, he said: 1 would not,
and nothing will come of it.
Has not the telegram some found alton?
Probably it has. Correspondences have
reached me from a high source,
but I assure you I have never
for moment given the subject
any serious consideration, you see nay
system is so very different from that OF
the United States signal service that l
should really be out of place in the posi-
ton held By Hazen. Don't 1 wish l
had the facilities your officers have at
command. Think I could make big
record. Your signal force, see, has re
Gently been indulging in criticisms of me
and my system; not only are they will
ing to do me wrong, but they SEEM to
have charged that not half of my pro-
phesy's are correct, but absolutely false.
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Cruel Ch0ctRWs.

Little Rock, 25.--Gazette'S Fort Smith:
Lieut.. Shoemaker, U, S. A., acting un-
der instructions Of Indian Agent Tufts,
about twenty soldiers and body of
Indian militia, under Gov. McCurran, a
few miles from this city, in the Choctaw
nation, is issuing peremptory orders to
all white settlers who have not paid the
odious license fee to the Choetsw author
tiles to quit the country Immediately:
Many persons are forced to leave their
crops and homes and seek refuge in this
state, being unable to pay the tax, The
Indians are memorable. Great distress
prevails and hundreds are rendered
homeless.
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Ia the Arctic.

Washington, 5.-Commander Wad-
leigh has reported to the navy depart.
ment the arrival, on July oath, of the
United States steamer Alliance at Ham
mersfest, Norway. He had obtained
supplies and a pilot. and would sal? on
July 29th for Spitsbergen. The ice was
reported very heavy to the northWsrd,
and several vessels returned, reporting
that they were unable to get through tc
Spits bergen.
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Political POiB IS.

Eimira, 24.-The greenbackers nomii
mated the following ticket: For secretary
of state, Epectus Howe; comptroller,
John Hooper; encouragement, Dennis
G. Fealey; treasurer, Allen G. Woods;
surveyor.genersl, J. 3. Gould; associate
Judge of the court of appeals, L. G.
McPsrlan.
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The Fire Record.

Arkansas City, Ark, 24-Fire de-
stroyed the principal business portion OF
the town. Loss, S65, 600.
Stratford, Ont, 24.-Kstner's brewery
and contents, at Ksnerville, burned.
Loss very heavy.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, % The sawmill Of
Davis, McMMtri & Co., Bridgeport, and
the lumber in the yards, burned last
night. Loss, $50, 900.
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes and PeSagS
DINING Cars for eating purposes only. OneSSnez
great feature Of our Palace cars IS SMOhlfNSs
SALOON where you can enjoy your " Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the MississlFs1
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed Dy tEAs
line and transfers are avoided at Council BluAxs
Kansas City, Leavenworth and AtcnlSon. coH-
nections being made in Union DEPICTS
The principal r. r. connections 81
this great Through Line are as folloWSE
At CHICAGO with ali diverging lines for no
At ENGIEwooD, with the LIS. & MS. andE-.-
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P, C--&SS-
L. r. Z.
AtPEoRIA. with P. P. & j.; p. ID. & E; I. h -
W: III Mid: and T. P & w. Rds.
At ROCK ISLAND. with -MllWaukee ana hSsah
Island Short Line" and Rock lsId d REQ 10
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport LGEtstg1
GtWHsT LiBERTY. with the B. c. r & N.RE
AtGRINNELL with Central Iowa r. R.
At DIES MONIES, with d. NJ y r, u X. e
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union PACING hk-
At OMAHA with b. * Mo- K R.k I'm NS1..1
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. wit n BE- .&N-s=h-
At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa R X W.,
St L & Pac and c., b. and O. r RdS.
At KEoKUK with Toll, PEG. & War: WEdySE-
Louis & Pac and st. L, Keo & n. W r Ed1-
At CAMERON, with H. 81. J. r. K
AtATCH5soN, with Atch., Topeka & SanE3keS
At LEAvESwoRTH, with Union Pac. anc hzA.
AtK1xsAs CITY. with all lines for the Eess
and Southwest. -
Gibson. and LEAVENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route are sod -
our home Office. address,
e. ST. JOHN,
Gens-Ll Ticke: and Passenger AesssE 5rk
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