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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

AS the official returns come in from the
late Wisconsin State election, the Republican
majoritiss are increased. General Rusk, foI
Governor, has about L, 600 majority over his
Democratic competitor. All but seven coun.
ties have been officially returned.
In the Scott-Simpson libel case at London
the jury awarded 81, 500 damage.
A severe gale in England, Scotland and
the southeast of Ireland Monday evening un.
rooted houses and damaged shipping. Part
OF the Caledonia Railroad was washed away
A New York dispatch says: John H
Vinson, well-known actor and stage man.
ager, who came here from San Francisco tc
manage the Passion Play" died suddenly
Monday.
Captain Henry w. Howgate was arraigneG
yesterday in the Criminal Court at Washing
ton, and pleaded not guilty to the indictment
charging him with embezzlemsnt and forgery
Bail will be fixed Thursday at $3.50.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
SENATOR JONES ON PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

Senator Jones has given very encourag,
ing account of President Arshur's character
and disposition, and since it comes from
one who has the best possible opportunity of
knowing his subject, it must be regarded as
in a great measure authoritative. He says
that nothing could be more erroneous than
the notion that Arthur is in any way weak !;
that he is on the contrary a remarkably
firm man that he is man of broad views,
and far above the littlenesa of faction that
he may be relied on not TO take position
with any party within the party and that
he promises to make very safe, prudent
and satisfactory Executive. All lights
upon President Arthur are naturally sought
at this moment with some eagerness, but
this is The most pleasant that has yet been
cast upon his character.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
DIED.

Sacramento, November q = Josephine Murey
cousin Of Martin, James and J. c. Devine) ma
tive OF Ireland, % years. Boston papers please
copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of Martin Deyine, corner OF Sixth
and streets, this afternoon at O'Clock, and for
whom requiem high mass will be celebrated this
morning at o'clock
Sacramento, November 21-Henry T., son of Eli and
Margaret Mayo, native OF Sacramento City, %
years, 10 months and q days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF parents, 1014 Twelfth street, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
San Francisco, October Liable Ellen, wife OF
Richard NJ. CARAT formerly of Sacramento).
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
MARRIED.,

KIDNEY.WoRT will cure kidney and liver
diseases and worst cases of piles.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
FIR: AND FLOOD


We still remain, while one hun
drGd others in the same line
came, located but a short time.
and have gone tO.--nO one knows
where, Twenty years more
we will be willing to retire from
the field. Is formerly, we have
a FULL and CHOICE STOCK in
the HOLIDAY LINE from tho East
and Europe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23

Sacramento, November 19-By Thomas W. Gilmer
Justice OF the Peace John Young to Mary E
Haley, both of this city.
Sacramento, November 21-By ]. c. Tubbs, Justic,
fernan to Addie Murphy, both of this city.
Sacramento, October 23-By Rev Father Grace
Patrick D. O'Connor, of CORTLAND, to Ella Halla
nan, of this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

Alta MEETING OF CITIZENS HELD IN THE
IA city of Sacramento on the 21st day of Noyem-
Der, 1881, the following resolution was adopted:
'Resolved, T. That we call upon the City and Dis
trict Attorney OF this city and county to publish
notice. has been done in other communities, warn
ng business men that, unless they observe the SUM-
day law they will be prosecuted and that they pros
ecute such violations OF the law is their duty"
recognize it to be my duty to comply with the
above, and hereby respectfully request all per:ons
concerned to refrain from violating the law and thus
avoid the expense and trouble Of criminal prosecu.
TONS Very respectfully,
HENRY L. BUCKLEY,
neS.1t District Attorney
, 1881-07-08

NEW YonH, July T.-TIle Spirit Of tho
.1tn'es, commenting oil the CarnelI contests
III Eig!nnd, rolMarks: They haye certainly
been tho must unfortunate Of oarsmats.
Harnssed by The shameful act!o,l Of tho J1an-
10y Stewards, their evGry wnk!ng hour III Eli
Hlailu lsns been one OF doubt ald anxiety.
Such painful suspense could not bul inter-
fire with successful ttufntng, nntl old oars
men WHO remember the times III their own
career when business or family troubles
clnst!ed with boat-racing will rcndtly ul,dur.
stantt tl'at Curnell calno to tho post ut 1Iell-
Icy far from lit.
Tho Austriali-American hoat-race between
Cornell University alMl the VcnlI..sc Dars,llell
seell,a to l I'LL established fixture, a,t III Ar.
ringing tho numerous ietal'a cAeil larty IL
pron'pt, Ntltt eve'. generous, i! maktilg tl.o
necessary concessions. All Vicnin hus the
ruwinE fever, alli tho. affair will tu sGrIta-
bIe sensation throughout Germany. Tllure
llro iHW III regular training un the Dalnbe
tMn 0ars!ie1t Ut tile Lilo Club, tw0 Of the lirat
Club, md seven OF the Dn,l0(lart Club, f1,-
clittling ill ut Inst yenf's champion crew
FrHnt tllesu eleven candidates tho c.,t,nlittGu
will c0osu tho llnal four. The 100 4:ulicll
ilgellG1 fur the prEz9 Inns beGil subscribed
twiCe over. Tlle celebrated lNlinttr CAllnn
Inns volunteered to contribute design for Il
inngIltcllcnt trpp1ly Of homer awarded to the
winners, with tic expressed pnr1'Dse OF lnnt-
lug Il prExU worthy Of the occasion and III
honor to tll0 Germans.
, 1881-07-08

= CropS-Lusnl,tr-Sli via tito
Lumber LilAe-A Now Competitor for

Lnfko Elsno nnd ItA FlcasurcS-Tho
+: neutrality-suspicious. via tito
Lumber hine-A Now cosnrotisor for
: CslcnxO.
Special Correspondence d, iAe Chicago Tribune.
LAKE EtMo. Mlnn., J4ly 3.--This portion
of tho Northwest IL studded with lakes,
many Of wiicl. ltnye been converted 6y the
hand Of inatl Into pleasuro-rcsorts, and arc
visited by those seeking recreation. rest, and
comfort.
Twelve miles cast Of st. Paul, on the CHI
oago. st. Paul, Minneapolis t. Omaha llall-
ro:nl. Il 'Elmo,-formerly callcst lass 1.ako
from tho quantity of this kind Of ilsl fund
III IL. From tho train yoll see nothing but q
Il yery rustic lcpnt; but II tLye.tmlnutcs' walk
brillgs yor TO Q cluster Of buildings nestled
among, the trees oi1 tug l'laretn nt tic
buildings. I'lo house proper consists of two
buildings separate md distinct, but Gun.
ssta y he gr dt exena
Of WHICH arc. the sleeping rooms, tie othsr
being the lin1nE-r001!1,
1'iiis is probably not 50 FASHIONABLE re-
sort as solne others III this vicinity, but for
found will flowers. aud forna Ii! great yArety
and quantity. Besides collt,tlilIng III ablIl-
tla1lGo ,gf fish, Including ba:s. nlckerol. atll
lMrc'l, tl1ors nto loTtio',s Of tfe lake wore
beauty; alnl tic dining tables nro constantly
deGketl with them.
a.. There ls tlas sailing yaq;t and any qqan;;
being only three miles long aud three.
quarters 9f mlle wltte, i always safe. amt
lntttes a,,d children cal. ba seenr0wlng about,
saag} as g}.{ Hi,a = SAhs5nE ths E ss; Il sxca,ot
1uGIIt accommodating: mid, after n mhntftS
, 1881-07-08

LONDON.


Special Ditpatth 10 Tht Chtedao Tribune.
LONDON, iuly 7.-Catlata furnishes n
claimant to tic 1;arltlnm Of Mar in tho per-
son Of John Francis Ersklnc, an clnploy6 III
tho Ontario Car Works here. Tile clnlnlant's
history Is somewhat strange, but there have
been nsore unlikely claims than his. Az IT
youth lie WIS under tie care OF scotchnlan
named Campbell, who told lin he was tho
son Of 4 noble1nan and l,oir u an astato val
ued at Siuo, 900, ,Ooo, but tlmt Ills pare'lts, who
forwarded money for t,ts support. could not
acknowledge ll,n. Tho claililunt WIS. 1t mp
pears, horn two years before Ills parents lnar-
ricA. When a bAbo. his mother coiititted him
to the care Of II cater, who, was ltbnrally, re-
.waflel for bringing him up.,,, When
q lnu he was removed from Sc0tlahtl
to Canada by Campbell, WIN wns
aict,nng %nder tl.a ii,strncItos # tho EaTl: lie
Canadn. Eventually Campbell died md left
h!ni papers. Including communications irunl
tablAll Ills identity. Thu elallil Ut Alr. Frs
ktnp to the Mar estate las been placed In tho
hands Of q, Scotch law tlrln, bilt poverty 1t
seems. ata1lds between tho claimant and tho
successful prosecution III court Of law of
Ills olnlul.
, 1881-07-08
MORE ABOUT HOOPS.

4 few days ago y0i,,,g lnan called at tho
oltiec Ut Mr.. q. l., Seymour, agent Of tho
lloosac 1'Hns,cl Line, a,,l wanted to Know
whether u reward had heen offered for tic
apprehension Ut Thomas lloops recently
ngel,t OF the National Dispatch. ue stated
TINT llu lsad just seo,l Mr.. Hoops, antl coul.
give Information nf his whereabouts, hut
would say nothing further. Alr. Seymour
referred the Young mai tu tic officers 1T tho
National Dispatch line, IL whom Il " slp-
p'sGu tll. young nluA went Will Ills story.
Il reporter called IN Mr. til7.yes. who hus
superseded Air. lloopHn us ngcllt Of the National
Dispatch Line and tried t., Raln solllu fnfor-
nation 0ll tho subject. Mr. Graves, however,
Whs very rGticcnt, md answered eyasIyely
tint "trlscre might laye bccn sllelI d
NUN IN the city, and that there
might. not. Mr.. Hoops was 0nt
nf tho enplny 0f the National
Dispatch Company, nnh might be anywhere,
oven III tile City Of Chicago, 50 fir rs llG
tfiravcs) knew. Atr. Graves t,yIitcetl tesiru
to keep from tte public whatever Informa-
t0u li0 may lnyo Ind on the subject, but cir
cttn|stahtes Indicate that there Ii nll lllwftt-
ten !!lyafefy connected with tilt disappear
nncainfl l[n0pS. II lla decuMpelf with sotn0
$1,000 Of thu National Dispatch Lines funds,
.Hs lsgeyerally lgp0rtetl aid hts 1,nver brcn
'contTadcted, II Looks 4,,eer that nO efforts
have been tn apprelleMl l'lln.
, 1881-07-08
C0RnNER's, 'IHDuEsTs.

Tic Cosancr hold an sngneat ut No. 1901 11al-
sto! strtat upon Catharlua Lyuuh, 47H years VI
age, who dad suddenly Qf henri disease. Also
At tho h!orguo upon Frank Jnngxreu, ~ years
Of age, who died IN tho luke shose at tho fuot Ut
CAIcsRo avenue, by roasoo of consumption ind
tho excessive 1so Of .alooholto dtlnk, te.otnsr
found 1t pollock yeatefday. 1uorniag
by some boya who. Inosthe4 tho police
Raias4 !ty!ux By rag,plpktne. N',.s ~ .ytart Of
avenue, who salussd 70 sa4s ohatSo of lilo ru-
na!nt because he bad bQuI' 1,ota!lax tut y c.',s.
He!te at the MnrHuo upon i,stas Dt9tler, whusu
dead beds, WA found. gu Ihs prnisis aVur tho
corner of Westvrn aud. Fullerton avenues, In
tho Town OF 10Gsrsoa.e gAu jury found That no
game u his death by rehf.,tl III bullet 1t4l l,y
ats osn hand with a.ltvi.lsi tnteG! jmss Attss hu
~ 1Ssl ~ M'lxauSoY a syenNe< 1aaqossa wotv alst'
who died OF oouaumption and laok Of nr0par
nourlshtusnt; and At BUY Cottase uroveeveaup
!. henri uiaNAaa.
, 1881-07-08
SAfE-BL0WERS,

For nearly thFoo yoaEs past eafo burglars havo
,nn. neon woss'aF On smni seao al three dsys
,oaa OF tao ciV' anu no eon'icftons have lol-
loved, and, .oxoeptlng tho MoKay.CayanaKh
un., nn1 ycs,ar,v ,.hm ta ,'o,1r1ssin .1aa s,a'
stonai ~.n Dcn" W. 1auc wos ho to ,1,o
Csimal Court for having boen found with bur-
ria = tools In hIs Possession. Whom arroatod ho
Waa beading tor tho 1rnnti Trnnk depot, and
WA tnaE ho had bOun wnrkinx hon"siIv ;:'u nvarv
day of hts recent stay In thjs otty, but il foo.
DtIrat1h,lnt1 hv n romnWn ni',m In tarn -
, 1881-07-08
Seventh Defeat This Season OF
Boston by Chicago
Score, S to q.
Worcester 1Vnlt0petl Again by Dc
trolt, mil Cleveland by
1'rOvftlcnec.
Races at Monmouth Park-The
Cornell University Crew
In Europe.


,,.. ''7f A'''f1 S4ss
Tile Weatlier slllltetl nruunlt GEMlu yeatEr.
day nil.l becnlIIu Intensely lUt, resulting in
ureat trepi,inti0u nml ,ni,ct, ony,limr nf Icc.
sv,inr o,n,,,r In, n"i,".i,,,.'' '" n"~" .,
''a",a's MM'sa nonH u'e pi!'pnlyers: anu eooa
oea! u lhlHttlehco hstd terapIrat1n oii TIC prt
III tEo ,@.o0 Spectators in consequence nf tlis
uxnsprruliHx sluWItrss Of tie unl1c CAUSED
by tllo Inzy. t,elibtr,ta ynv in vi,ict ti,n vis.
iitnt, ,nn, s<,',;"I .,", w. =" :. ..s, .u '.a
it'nR ,eanl 1oofe'l away time. TA1st however,
IL Boston lceultnrIty, nild onc that Is al-
why's noticeable except when there Is Ill iIll-
pirp wttv hns tl1e f,h,,l,nnh mil thu snnp Il,
,,rntrrt t1r, ,n,Itiir n,yn,,,s, tt,o fntifrf ~
rnu1iu.s ,',ta, 'I "s' !" su ,nt s.t,,r -,
hee'tcss ueihy' Jelcrs IN i'ot tilat oi m
Umpire; in faet, he Is mighty }''or nn'nire
anyhow. Fuur galluIs Ut Ice-wnlcr wis tile
cxnct annuity awillml ,tnwn 1,v lin rfrh,ru,,
,,lcvnra n,,l 80 f,,,r ~ n,,, ,,,,,,i, .n,rn.,,.
a' ~ 't ~ 'u -, u'tn" .,..'
my, IL Is saie !" estIlslate tiat Tug resi- hvef-
ngetl about two 1llIttts npircc. Wfnt tinto
tllcse pnuiperuA children Ut luxury weru
rnsI,ln. fnr s,,n,ln md tlrnwn,nr t),er insl,rs
viii nt.t .,tnr so,,,, to,,. ~ t,n,,s,,,,Is ~
Win Iou Wn.c' ..n,o, somo ...,s " .m""snns s W
taril-la''orers. pf'cklasefs' ,s'rset-Ilborefs..
tic, were WorlElflf IL tlie llazi1,E suil, atnl
not bothorlng taeir llca,ts ab0nt sll,,strvku.
1t. would certainly Hcei,l thRt ball.ptHyer,
Wl!osp sysiEt II tilnruugl1'y Injured 10 nut
No0F GScIC!SG} ,ln!Hnt HlHllaet u RcL tllfnHEl
, 1881-07-08

CahincIlnakpre' 11nio1,, *so,0oD;. Meater &
Smith, furniture, $IM,Mo; Straul', Mill Co.,
S5,MS'; thOrHo KcsscibroGl. sal"9n ,1s n1'.l
sst.:lii md h1anllng.houst. ati,FD; other
small lossrs, siy,uv. Total. sb.,,ptn. ,,,.,
uG9rgr klHsrlltrncIs wis ~ |lItIrll Gxeltct!
uyrr llis lss tint liu natenp.r!l suicide. md
was locked ,lV. to kccp HIN from, !nj!rsnG
hl'nsulf. Two wo1ncl, went lnln liis liotIso
III sHyp gnDtty AttA wgrn 0snF1t'1,in ny Allt1ke
utnt lliat. 4 policeman rushed Ill MID res
ci!Gtl thunl, 'illey recovered. ,,,
a,5 tSn AIrn,i"r II Buitlt Eij,0tO, CIoster.lInil
ss000. aii 0tiors HI nln,l't tl'e sa'ti.. prnpnr,
tle! zig iTa pr!rtnontt t,t,!i., %as a''"xe.l .IIs
tisustr rf,l,s r0I,lfagrnt!on WH,lt l,1v1 lnl lint
porton III thu city, fn!l Of lsrxs ,.t n.a'!i!s;; ;
ilt,.ises ii tho Hubert Furniture cnnlnnily
wurc shted by. guoh nt!! llaUl work. rt.
i,cnl w1s 80 thtcnso ttat tho 1lre!llH' tnrnc.l
tic 1,tIso nll esc ott'9r. Several tlrclno'l
wnrf. tlrostraten by tfio heat.
, 1881-07-08


DETnolI, Mlcll., July T,-Tllo Worcestors
,were defcatcd to-day for tho third co,lsecu.
tive titno by Detroit, who took very klntl|y
to 1lecormtck's pitching, Qi,l would have
rolled up a blg batting ruGord but for the
admirable outliel4ing ut Dorgan and 1lotal-
ing, tha tor.ner gathering III seven high ones.
Aslt was, enough safe hits were bunclletl
tQ n,aka Freeman Browns fane picture Of
despair. Detroit tleltlea loosely nt tln,os,
but Dorby wAs Mt htluso!f unl did not loso
trick. Worcester earned tw0 r,lls In the
FIRST OFT tass-htts. by Ilotallpx aud Car
pgntey md a tWO-baTger .by H0yKatl. Ali
Gth0r run was nlAqo III, the third, Dorgau
honle OIL lIollck's flinble Of Cary's
gr0utlder,, ~: Thereafter the visitors
were whtNwaslad, although they rallied
in TIP ninth aud had tlla bases fill Wl,fll tls
!Hst tlalhl went out, Derby used splendid
Judgment IN tlts tnnaug, keepluE tha ball
away tfaln tue GtrlkOrs, Alll allowing hut ONn
4ase !t!t to ~ Nlalle. ln pets0lt's lrst, Wood
lMa h!ll&l1t got bases .Ili called bulls, Ril1
M0re brought Aunl0 by 1lRnlon's tWb-baKger.
ilailllll sy9rlhE nn HahGelt's base tIit, iii
tae,ssfYo.ti q " nytbX got trst Oh stoyoy's piuif
haFdt's |oIF aglye, us striker letllx caught
6aseF by IIo4ck. aud Nerhasdits = GAas iii s1vo
Two runs y! th6 fourth; tw0-basess BY {jur-
l!nrdt a1l4 Wood ,lelle4 run In the sNye,,ijl.
pctratt la4 Won each galAa this week with
M lnl>|nx to spare. j. =,
$:;:::::
, 1881-07-08
PROVIDENCE VS.. CLEVELAND.
6Paefdt QfspaffA ta .Thk Ehftado Tffot.nf.


spssfa! Dtspateh Ia 1ne Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., July 7.-'rl,o Providence
tenn Won tho gaune friday with ease, both
0utbatting and outileldFng the Clevelands.
The Inter were unable to hit 1tadbourn
successfully, and played 4 rather loose Rame
III tho field, Milan and Mccormick utter
natctl'fn the points for tho Clovolands, md
threo rims were scored willis cacl, were
pltcllfnx. Kennedy resumed his position be-
1llntl tho but, and did cre.lttablo worl; there.
Tim Clovelauds went il1s+ to bat. III tic
sixth inning AIoCormlck reached first NJ. MI
orror and came home OIL safe hits by bradley
md Shatfer. III tho ninth inning Sha!fer
scored OIL his s!ngla md Nola,rs tloublc.
For Providence, safo lifts by Start, Ward,
and Gross. alld Nolan's tumble, yielded three
runs In tho fourth Inning, ono being earned.
Agafnt. in tue seventh inning, thrce runs
Weso scored, two OF them carilcd, 0l! Il two
baser by Gross and Rtnglus by DENNY, lines,
ami Btnrt. About 400 people woro present. .
s!::!::;!:: s'::!::$$ ':;@ e
Mrl.iiux erlars-Uloyoianl. i; providsncc, ..
o 1,aso hits-G;oyela!.d. u Providence, 10. -.
First bas0 on -ClovDsand,I.
aas Msst h"so On ofFofs-c'oVoland, a' Provl-
i.cit On bascs-Uloyclaud, q; proyI,,oucc, 7,
:, Struck out-I1tnos, Ward, Mcclellan, Dun'ap,
: i'si!:: ealod-No'ap; co. Mccormick, :s.; lind.
bttIkss ealloa-Nolau, lot Mccormick, 0, 1,atl-
pouble plays--a alasscook. .Dunlap. Phillips,
pnBssd halts-Kounedy, ].
T!1nu-1wo hnurs.
Il umpFa-lradley, ,r--.
, 1881-07-08

1pftfdI Ut5pafth 10 1Hs CHltog0 TRIBUNE,
Af0STuEA1a July 7.-Tle greatest tndIgnn-
tion IL expressed in military circles hcre Mt
tho recent conduct OF Gcn. Lizard at London
camp aud elsewhere. The feultug nRatnst
Him Is. very strong. Men of NIL shades Of po-
llttcal opinion unto iii coltemnIng Ills over
bearing manner towards tho yolu,iteers md
the general opinion Is that lie must be re-
, 1881-07-08
WISCONSIN sAENGERBURD.

y
MAp1soN, WIS.,, July 7,--rhp c!ty. ii RaIly
decorated witt. aags, eyergEccns, md plct-
ures Of eminent composers, in honor Of tho
State Aangerbu4d, which cQmmeuces hero
Tomorrow und lasts I'll! Sunday evening, hi,
Ludwig, Its President, arrived mare today,
reach llsro. his .ovsnipg. Singing sueletlss
from nealIy every ulty' I'll Tie STATE Will af<
rive tonight. The weather Is EXTREMELY hot,
but the Indications ara that a. 1mMau&o
crowd Will attend the festival. >. :.
, 1881-07-08
THE RAILROADS.
Basis of Agreement Between the
Union Pacific and the San.
ia Fe Roads.
The Southwestern Association to Meet
Wednesday, for Renewing tho
Missouri Pool.

THE NEW ROUTE no rl1r PA ACfFrf..
Tic uxrec,ncn. 1ntwrc,i Tia ttc,,i.o, n.
numa ,.s,,, ~ o"''a re hinl tho Southern PHcIifo
!e1u.,'1aS thThaEI1 iretEllt ttaslls over tllo
Southern route IL thu l'ac!tlc t:uast tr,.
vlles that the Untul fatI;c sl,nIf mi r,,n.
,m,it,x yl,tia. a.. a Htn,r.',. a:nG"n ;: hrl1of"
'"sa' =. T. "'''r wv tAtc"'a''l'' loneHa u Silllta
fo aafecs 'i"t to take airy business tu utnlI
aiitl nevada l'oi'Ifs. Fur California a,rd l'a-
Suut,rrn ro,c. M, .",,,.us ,,,. I.1 .,.n a u'nt
H.. ht.ti, i,,.. ...t! .i sup'e WV ule f"les
W pos'. oe .ic sa'lle. Tue new nEree-
u,lyhody and will not cj,anre tile ct,,trs,. n,
tlIs Pacific business materially, Tjis ,;ew
route II tie natural ind ,lrH.t
route for New aIyxJCo mid Arituiil.
Territories tf,ti,pjjy bcfu1,ns 10 It ;tst ns ia
Utah alti Nnval, siatlIc ,,tttiraly iIl,rrrs tt,
the UnDn Pacific. ~ fir rs iiitri.I, Cnnst
, 1881-07-08
AXLE MANUFACTURERS,

8pttldI Ditpatth 70 The CAteaao TFlbNne.
SARATOGA. y. T., July ia special
meeting Ut TIC Carriage nnd Wagon Axle
Manufacturers Association of the United
States was held ut Congress Hall to-tlny.
''fhe: proceedings were prvate, aud reported
by tho t'restttGlt, Charles l.. SlMltl0si, Of
Auburn, tU ba Ut interest to tho trade only.
, 1881-07-08

Enrnch s--Wnrccstrr. =, tlctrott, l..
-, 'rwtt.1In.t hfls-SiAtkcy4 DarAot, lianutl,
Tfnnck, nrrhnrdt. .
rhrcn- l,,su ht-flntinctt.
LIFT ut1 Norre.snr. .: nGtrutt, Z,
firss~1,a.e on trrorf--YbittsL, u I; i}ulrult ],
Blrlck -Mpt'nriMek ~. iIMtiauGH.
lM,tl!ln rnyt-lloack. .tfft.ra1artit~l"''pll, Ger.
ttAssCtl hnl14-f.tlahs,tlE. y. e.
TlMr-rwn htts Msid twehty minutes.
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, 1881-07-08

NEW Yolls, July 7.-'rlle Spirit Of the
Tmcx says: "Miss Augusta Bryant, Of Eli
gland. has challenged any Indy rider III ills
country to tweuty-intie rnca for 4s;0O It side,
l0rsc1ack, md tho challenge Inns ,,eun rc-
ce,Itcd III behalf OF MI ui,kl,0wn. We will
SEQ whether the daughters 0f Britannia can
bent our prntrIp Rlr!s."
, 1881-07-08

1VN1{'R WV ER1V
1t you ara. subject 10 ague you must be sllfo
to keep your liver, bowels, and kidneys tn good,
frue condition. Whsn 10 you will be sato from
~ attacks. Tha romedy to uaa II klauey Wort.
It u the beat preventive of all lnxlArIAl dl4.
sssvs ta.t you ean take. sae sdyeytlsemqRt I9
, 1881-07-08

ut EE0AIk IREATlUSs 11A'
sp<etat Dupateh to The Chicago 1rthnnt.
CEDAR NAr1Ds, H., July 7.-Tle wiioc-
salo fruit aiMl eyg Etut.so Ut Walker Il l'ass-
r,oru burnot tonight. Thu origin Ut tho
tro Ii rhk,iowit., 1,uss ni building 5000,
md 0t stnck $l000o. Total insurance,
about SIC, ,0QO.
, 1881-07-08
CII{Ehf11.

Tho alarn frnnl uox :,i4 ut 800 yesterday
morning WAS cauHGtt by u ilro III MI uutlloUse
IN the rear, Ut No. =, Burlington street, owned
by Joseph Chimney. Cause. unknown.
OA1nnge, uQullInl.
, 1881-07-08

- Special Dlspateh to Tie Chicago tribune. '.
JANEsvIhrE, Wis, July 1.-r!o CiIicaRo,
Milwaukee, Il vt. 1'auf Hallway ttepnt nj
Dr0licad took iiro Inst night from light
ming running In o., n telegraph wire, mt! WIS
tolally destroyed. with contents. l.oss nbUut
&.MW.
, 1881-07-08

Spttta1 Dhpateh to tn Chicago 1ttbt!nt.
DUBUQUE, H., July 7.--At O'Clock tlsts
morning II. j. Wrigllt's soap factory at Lyolls
WIS burned. Loss, 1000; Insurance, 81, ,000.
, 1881-07-08

BUFFALO, July 7.-Tho gang saw-lntlls
near Olcan, Cnttarane,ls County, have been
destroyed by ilre. LflSs. Saa0,U0U.
, 1881-07-08

AT NEWARK, N. y.
NEWARK, N. j., July T.-KastrM's brow
cry was damaged By fire this morning sis, 900.
, 1881-07-08

NEW YunK. July 7.-Wiflimn Brown, :.
wcll.known jockey and brcetler ou 1.orlt-
larl's stock-fnrln, died Thursday. Age, u
yEnfS.
, 1881-07-08

AT PETERSBURG, Va.
ssssrErENsllt'lsU, Va, July id. C.:Woops
planhlg-tnill, Allison t. Adtlfson's fcrtElEztng
warehouse, md 200, 700 fect Of buttoMwood
buried, Tonight Loss. $780, 600; partially
Insured.