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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-20

DRIED FRUIT PREMIUMS
for the coming Fair, find copy of the
offer below, which answers the many
questions of several correspondents:
Board Of Directors D, 4. d. II.
Society:
Conference.-The undersigned, de-
string to encourage the Fruit Grow
ers of Utah to put their Dried Fruits
on the market in the best possible
condition, offers to pay as below:
Scots per Id. for the best %
lbs. dried Apricots.. S12 80
scots. per ID. for the best %
lbs. dried Peeled
Peaches. .............. u 50
scots. per Id. for the best %
lbs. dried Green Gage
PlumS ............... u 30
SCOTS. per Id. for the best %
lbs. dried Blue Plums. II so
scots. per ID. for the best %
lbs. dried Ground Cher
rleS II %
Scots per Id. for the best 80
lbs. dried Unpeeled
Peaches. ........... % 90
25cts. per Id. for the best 80
lbs. died Apples. Y 80
Total. ........ 500 90
Fruits to be exhibited at the COM
ing Territorial Fair
And will pay a Premium Of $25
for the best display Of Preserved and
Fresh Fruits in cans and bottles,
aye and quality being considered in
awarding above premium.
The decisions of above to be left
to the Fair Committee on Fruits.
). 7. TEASDEL.
Fair commences Cd of October. If
possible, notify the Fair Committee
two weeks prior above date.
Mr.. John Reading. of this city, is
supervisor of the fruit department.
To save return transportation, all
fruits aside from those obtaining
above premium will be bought at
full market rates, if wished,
By S. 2. TEASDEL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-20

Ask your Druggist or Wine Msrcbs
for them. aug
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-20

Makes Collections, resaistia1 pro0ssdb
promptly,
, 1881-04-06

Tho Otlsor night In vscnnn, 1ians Mnlnst enyo
ialMy sll t. l1ls nost lntnnts tric.,tls i, h!s
Mile ststdC lilo time represented wus tho First
litnpr.'. MI! every ono of tho eight, oYtl,n,rs
RrsaeTt .1i ht & hey.. desIEned ~ MntatL himself
with tho hlpisc md RID cup, iii actGr fryyftt
tha Imperial 1hcnire pcsRoulIicd NnpoirsMl l.,
UNI thn !nstlcs. many OF thetu rgal hrRtltIrs
sllo~!! ult tho fl.Icifnl dresses TINT were wur1i
at tiltt per!n,l Nine 0nblIIon, tho actrcas, an
Frhfen u! tlo hnl'rgcOls dreAs with MI enormous
t,nilet 'uld roticulG. Another uctrcss wore tfie,
with t'ft fcct Hli aauslnts nnl jewels on brr
tns. svrrt!l artists wore Tho Becofning dress
since "ANgUt" hns becn IiInyud in iii 1,mrts of
thc World. f'uatsnohle, tile nrchltect, WIN il
SIX IeGs nyn II, .hs stockings, came is q
uhlHn nilicer ot tho sumo perio'l. The 1lnlnt-
hess Of I'LL thcsc costumes was tho caslsp oC
thueh hi"rrltAetit. anil nvcn Maksrt. ,Yilu i8
fH1nOlls For isUutlttAs, BECAME lfytIv
, 1881-04-06

rANKToN, nuk., April 5.-Tho only chanKo in
tho river stuRtIun ID anothor rise, which exceeds
BY d fa0t tl1t 0f tho s0th, hcrctuf0ru reported.
t.owar Ynnkton Is submerged tu-,lny, and tho
peapla hayo bcen removel to tho upper portion
Ut tho city. No lives ln,porlled. Considerable
stamage must result to property. Intelligence
rccelyod to..lay from llonho,nmo ss that
out Of fourteen pcrsons ten hnyo bocu
rescued h,tye and woll. A family
Ilnmcd Hates and one NAMED 11atidepan ure
undoubtedly drownod. Seven other families arc
probably lost. Tho t1rcen IslanI people have
been IN part rennved 10 th!s rlaco. M llyes
wcrc lust here, but tho village fs completely
washed nwny. Thcr0 IL wutcr and lea to u depth
Ut twclyu feCt a0ross tho yilllKU sttc. The leo
probably ChOkca up tho chn,lnul 1T thu river II
short tlistMnco below fRhkto, turning tho great
rolulno Of water ncrtiss tho tnwlultls OIL tho
nakotA A!do Rnd lowing eastward thrty !nlI0s
i,efarc It rcUAtcln tho old ehnNnri "
Fornilin1t, point on tho river bnnk
Of thirty liyes This ruport ncotls confirmation.
Former dlspasnhcs hayu, Klvun yon thu situation
tirn,cd. No lives wsrv l'st, u1!d 'fannaau to tic
town by subulGrsi1n Is very slight. Tho river ut
ihla rtlt Is At,0ut six lniles III Width. Its EUR.
faep IL CsIveEetl with hrtIken leo. Farther cast n
Guw lntcs tho brUtuittl Ut Watnr bruatigns to NJ
tech lHscB, FutAtntuH th!a width Without 04ctit-
tluu fur fUrty.tivG SnilEs.
, 1881-04-06

sYetat Dt,nateh to 1hs Chteaeo Tribune.
Nu,wAt,xrE, Aprl, f-1'ho Ist'cIna md mnnlc-
tpn elections to-,lny hnvpl'ccn tho ttlieteHt
Emn,p1,. md tho yutc ,,tirtl hta bcan nont twb-
= ,rs ,,s Iurvo ia TINT ul tho Inst election. The
urul rct,,ruy stlow Htnntl f}etndcratic Kdtns III
>,,vrrnl ,,f tho wnr,,s Judges uand Cnsso1ay,
having no opposition, received tho fu'l v>to Ut
thu statc, mud Will beth he returned to tho Sn-
rrn,nn 1,ructE, .i,,,lgo Mann. tesnncrat. wna ra-
ncctct, County J1dYo over q. ". ftnzc1tn''. Rr-
nu6,tcan, ly l.D. minority. THO returns from,
tho ciebt towns In tho county will
,ncrcaao Nnnn's matorlty. e. a.. tfan'll.
I'm. tho Republican nominee. fen,l u.
". HmnlJ, Democrat. far Circuit Ju''Ko TT tho
rltv, by 1,Gs. mujurlty. Tho rot,irns frnm
WH,lkcshn mn, Milwaukee Counties will rcduco
rfamt|son's majority 10 nbont f,.o0, 1lnzc1ion
RIM no bcnitnl his ticket. Tho Al!erncn clrct
ort: First Wnrd, satn,,eE 81. Dlxun, 1)rhlsn.rnt;
secont1 Wnr,l, Aug. 4tointeln; Third Wnrt,
Jnmcs Foley. Democrat: Fourth Wnri. David
f,rrcu, Independents; Fifth Ward, ". II. lcr-
rim. l,cn,ibican: Sixth WArd, Chris Anstcdot,
l]cmocrnt; Seventh Ward. Aug. kichntcr, lte-
tmbl}can; Eighth Ward, j. F,thsc1. Independent;
NIuth Wnrtl, Albert Obonl,orgcr, Democrat;
1cnth ,ynrl, Chnrlcs Kurtn. Republican:
r'wcIftt Ward, Chnera DnnnltnH, Independent;
Thtrtcvnth Ward, Wilam kubow, Independent.
Iu tho Sevcnth Wnrd Justice 1uhnsot. Reruh-
l|car, was defeated by Charles KcupiGr, Dunno
, 1881-04-06

Special DIpatch 10 11e Chtedgo TRIBUNE.
BELolT. WIS.,, Apr!! 1.-Two tickets wcro in tho
field tt-tiay III u,lr municipal clcctiol,-a clt-
zens' ticket, tavornH Il reduced number Of
l!vuor licenses md higher licrnso fecs, nnd n
Republican Union ticket. which represented tt,u
1ro,d-gn.Hc licousc policy. Tic latter wns Btlc-
ccssfu clcctlng j. II. l.olTnst for Mayor by lS5
plurality, md S'nlon Smith Treasurer by 1Es
plurnl1ty. THO Al1ormon and Supervisors who
egrycl lust ycnr wcro rcG!ectcd In n1l wards, OK
cent that c. Eowburgh, a now ,nu1t. wis elected
Fourth Wnrd AlderInuIi. receiving !. iIlntnr9Ey.
For Chtef-.I,stcu Of tho Wisconsin, Supreme
for tho short term md G07 votes FOR tho iol,n
term. For Assoolnte Justice j. i. Cass0tlay ru.
ceiycd tAS votes. For Frt,bNtG jutlgu Amos 7.
l'rfeI,nr1i received col votes. For Judge OF tho
Municipal Court pasten 100 votes. a1d Drooks
, 1881-04-06

SPzFtdE DEypa4tT
Gt,ASn IlArtns, Mfch.. april 1.-LHtGr md
moro complete returns chow thst tho 1tornl'-
tlnus rlceted etght tut Of tho nino city officers
yesterday, instead OF Bovcn, ~ heretofore re-
ported, having elected Dnvid Lnnkcstcr
Dlrector uf tho poor, irstcud Of i. II, Smith,
Robert N. Montgomery, for Circuit .lu'apc Of
this county, with but three Of tho t',srty-two
towns anil wnr1s estimated. hns abotlt no
plurality over Judge tIoyt, tho independent
cnndltIatr, THO Republican Etnte ticket In this
sMi1Ity i1as abot 3S plurality ovcr the lietnt,-
crutiu ticket, r,,thpr 1nure than less. Tho now
Ihlnrl, If Supervisors If thu county will consist
uf twenty. Two t,r twenty -trte Republicans ont
Of a tutn1 membership Of thlrty-tlye. In fnct.
tho Republican ytotnry, both in tho city un iho
county, IA most complete. Tho vote un tic
tuition was light In tis city nnA vicinity. hut
WIS nearly unanimous III fnyur Of tho1u.
, 1881-04-06

Will sGEN 1NfonaNrioS On THIS SIDE.
stT1'a, t1b's'
=, ~ SpoS' '., tat! sona Nst. 'eaa's Dtsetols
v. VIZ t.o'!o' ~ 4sot.1"essa'" y. l>h,I"as' H.
eu.nf.',,s't a.,s w o'!e u .ae toh'paays na!la-
Icta' WI ., stAEL 't IVY ch1ly "a'e 1"r ule
% unieeo olales, "1e1o tney lhseha 10
1aake thorough Inspection u tha
working Of tho American railway system,
gIarm, m so,no fcaI,,res In ,yh1"l, i m"r,r"n
r,Ii',,.,,a ,'.',a 49, ,,i,,;t, +. '",'a
la'4"hss satpass t1e hfltlati system. Iho
trnk Iiss mt IN te % statcs, ts eoaon." n" @ hat ter
Ut sun Fruucisco.
~ '0'' 80 ,',,,, .,
4N IT,, tah e''al Mosn'
loynox u, XIII %s SN1n Ht'h tl,s rnn',,ors @ to
attunt1t'n to tho increase ut eyictioas III Ire~
land. nrl nnmnlrl In lin ct;uye,.t,,,,l,,,t In ,ul;o
.tn,,, -, rcet,,ot th,,,, ~ >"''~
lhn Cillel oecFotHry ioF lro'n1u Shltl ttloSo
who Ind advised TIC leopla tn pay n0 rent
were partly responsible for tho uytctions, N.ltt
hoped tho l4Ntltt bill would bring ubout IL bot
tor stuto Of things.
i:lu,latonn ,lrc1orc., lint n,vcr IN h,s tpo,v,.
elgo ''1e any Government exerclsett greater
cnre or bestowed more anxious labor on tlIe
confederation uf nuy urupoYal tElun tho ,,rps-
cnt Government Ind N, tlla Land bin;
srho f1n,tso Tim, ro,,n,.n1 n,,t
A"' 1A'o '44ot, -, @.""sa s',''s,,.. ""''
GLADSTONE.
Tile Times says: "Glndstono's speech
Inst night, of oyor two llOurs' duration. was
delivered without INV nerccpttl,]e abnte,pc,,t
NJ lii rlnra"s.ristir s .,,.r,y w" INV, Il IL
~ M n Mrcssarv n f XIII Il s var u y tat y
tHis s ,nuv h. iis fast inaf.t: III hmf ff h. un' ~,
tha ,,n"..it,, III .ol1 M nris" M, f; ~"
al az nower." "' VIA INV "'''' A''''' "''S osies'
''"o' up.,, ,,,o,,
, 1881-04-06
1kfJSSI A.

THE S1'W CfuSCiI~
Sr. PETERSBURG, April 5.-'rhe Gar las
rcceievetl n cali nj Tic Winter Palace fron,
tho t,Icf,hers Df tho i,nw E!cctiye Council Of
Twenty-Five Which has hccM appointed tn
E1sard thc city against tic approach Of sus'
ulclnus 1'ersons, niul greeted tlleM indiyitl.
uatIy with ihnrkctl warmth Of manner atul
expression. 1'lIa Emperor expressed Ills
sense Hf the danger to by apprehended fruM
thu unrestricted admission IL the city 0f
malicious pnrshtls, md nlsO his sympathy
tho 0uet ind safcty of the public streets.
, 1881-04-06

Spftfns Dhpsteh to The Chicago Tribune
Dr. KALI, ILL.,. Aprit b.-rho township election
hcre to-iny pnsscd off very quietly. except ot,
Collector over which tllore was considerable
strife, Some roo votes wore poltet. Tho fellow
ing tickot wus elected: Supervisor, Il. AtcI;wcn;
Town Clerk, Il. A. Porter; Assessor, litram Eddy;
Collector, Y. 4. Qllt!tlen; Justices Of tho peuce,
+. u. Giltlort. George Lcnox, and Elias II. Hut
tell: Constables, Walter Lenox, W!l!sn1n 1por,
lsupt: School Trustee. T.. q. Yn,t,lx. Tic ruee
On Collector during tho day WIS very ttutly CON.
Mt i.k G'E Ey o 9w nS c','. nn9 or str'tS tSn
wire with Il tnajnrlty Of lit. Tho yute" for" pr
."nxathst " tho building VI Il tow,l-hnll stood:
For, ul3; QHainst. 81.
, 1881-04-06
RECEIVED A CALL,

oPEeIa1 3Esp0ttH 70 1Hs IHltd90 TT102HS.
BALTIMORE. April 6,-Tho Hoy. Wilbur i, Wat
kins, ID. H., kuotor nr Christ Protestant Eptsro.
pal Church IN ths city, saId Tonight TINT he bud
received cal! to tho ltoy Trinity Church In
New York City, Of which The ltov. pr. Sterhst,
Tying, r, IL ltector 1t Is understood tho call Is
nla,!e IN consequence Ut 'thu forthcoming ylalt
tu Enropu Of tho ltuv. Dr. Tying. Mr. Watkins
hut Bays tiult hi will c.io to uucxit,,l in n fuw
Aays, hnd ImtfmHtca that hu viii prol,ai,ty aueopt,
The satury fl s9fd IT, no kH.uh. Tho Isuy. l]r.
Watkins Ii nntiy0 OF ftaltIfnorp. wnurp hp hns
liva1 tho Krcatcr part OF his lite.
, 1881-04-06

Special Dtspdteh 10 Yht Chtea3o Tribune.
FHEHtUtT, ILL.,, April 5.-The ,ltltual clcntion
occurred tn.tlay, with tho following result:
Mayer. James McNaunrn; City Clerk. Warren
Z. ClHrk: Attorney, j. G. kel.l: Treasurer, d..
i. firec'; Surveyor. r. Il. ]osc1 Marshal, Ell &.
Cha1nbern: Street Comp,!s1n,nr. W. 4. kItI,,-
were etcetpt: First Wnri, .!ncoi itnrtn,n,l;
second "nrl, i)r. L.. Stockopf; Thirl Wurtl, ".
, 1881-04-06
WISCONSIN,,

Special Dftputsh 10 The Chtfnoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April 5-SpcclAl dispatches to
tho Sehttntt from all tho counties In tho atnto
show that tho election Inns hoen very 1uot, tho
voto small; mud 10 unusual disturbances. Coun-
ty Judges wero elected III every county, uni n
haro minority Aro Republican,. I. G. Son,, md
Col. Hamilton wero tho on'y Circuit Judges v,t-
cd for, and both wcrc elected. Interviews With
Republicans Tonight rercul thu fact TINT tho
most ut thom belinve that unitud HtAtes Dis
triet. Attorney tlHzclton. who wlls cu,ld[.!nt9
lar County Judge III this county, waa tlcfenseA
owing to tI!p otl TINT Bccniot, to prevail thnt ho
was put up und supported by tho POST 'Olcu
, 1881-04-06

1lnwncs by hfa wife. Her atory, whtct, Is ycry
clrcun,st9ntfnl. nnl Gun e clsiy :rrlfla nr Ills
llnwlns }Mas on tho child II, dispute us tUr pwu
p nrtiiscca WHICH certainty. nuHht not to t1avn
EslTg. h,tt TINT secuIitt chilli tyos trnr,,rr,l
!ast tni,!lnry IN similar wny, md 6ursoptt1t.1s-
y ntrN'ucE,! INTO tho family rs tho legitimate
wnlnHn of y. coul harlIy hnve Invnntcjt stury
~ I,'nMEeccssart'y M detailed and clre,I.nstnifai:
M,fy WIN had nlra,iy lii.tl fur children shMiji
hive rGsorted to such deception In ortlcr to ndI
nsth anu sixth tnfnnt to her alrcnsly numerous
, 1881-04-06

6pseias Dtsnatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribun..
"ATElsT0wkt Wis. April 5.--Tt,v rnt!re Dcnl-
ocsatlU c!ty ticket, heAdc.l by JncaD Weber fur
siayor, wuR auccoBsful to-stny without npptss!-
ton, except OH Treasurer u,lu unu AssesstIr.
commissioners In four oF tho acvrn wards up
poscd to tho compromise Of tho uily bonded .lobt
were elected, which t!tfcnts tho ralntutilplntod
pam ran ~ ssttlemont iii tho ra,ning City G6vorn-
fnr ChlnI.justIce aud j. II. Cussoay tor Asst,-
eAto !nsticp cuGh ,:.dJ votes. II. E0lpan!llH is
eeeGted Ct'nty tllilHo In Jalrnrsom county nnl $.
". lAlnOrrAux in uodgo County, both Without
0pposttIou,
, 1881-04-06

Special Dtspateh to The Chteaao Tribune.
Qtfsol. ILL.,, April 6-Wel,ster. independent
candidate for 51nynr, hun bron elected by about
l,Ge0 majority over Ewing, !ntiorsetl by tho Ko-
publican and DoTocrattc purity organizations.
Five Webster anl onp nntl Webster Ahlortncn
were nlso elected. 1llu DenlucrttIu candidates
Tor TUG remaining low! nnd city nIfsces hnve
lecti elected by mntorltics ranging from GU to
1t5U.
, 1881-04-06
IASESrlI.IIE, y WIS.

spfsda| Nttpatch to 1he Chttlvo Trttunt,
~ SsAHtAvntE. Wis. .Aprll6.-.rhe election passed
=" 4HetfS, feaulttnK 10 follows: Mayor, Il. r.
Love1n5, Republican; Clerk, Z. Il. Church, lsu.
fTuuIeaa Tseastlrur, j. M. ItHzelt6I,, l,enocrut;
sea!tee' os'ses FrIehnrl; sol,pal COMMISSIONER
aa r. y. H. Smith, Republican; ssalcr. .Alox-
4 ,it'esnlnF, 1}so,oorat. The I>uns,erutH rleet
Inn .nAMes Alrrslatt III tho Thrl Wnnl. Will
hrn,'hIuaaa HIua v. T.. ltubns9n In thu Fourth. Tue
Warl. 9'eot euatles ~ fotteF III tAo f'tsA
, 1881-04-06

Srketdt Dsspatch to Ias Chteago Trtbune.
1tIvEstsinE. ILL.,. April 6.-Tllo following 1tlr-
ntsle ticket was elected: supervisor, John o.
Wclls; Assessor, Chlrles D. Sherman; Calteetor,
Earn L. Teal; Town CIqrk, Arthur G. lIayncy:
Justices Of tho Pence. Tl,onas ". lllnyncy atltl
George y. Collts; E0nstnbios. Joseph netto n1.sl
ErGu Crowo: Commissioners ur Highways +.
1t0annn md Joseph Gov,
, 1881-04-06

Special DhpateA to The Cateaoo Tribune.
La choose. Wis. April 6.-prnbal4ly at no
ttlno In the history Of this city Inns thoro bcen
such Intense excitement over II municipal ctec-
ton as tho ono which occurred to-day. SDlne Of
the leading men III rho Republican nnd Uc.no.
crs't pnrttcs aRnctl emil fur cur heal brewer,
Charles Michel. for Muyor. iIe WIS indorscl by
tho noino1rats. The people cn!!ed y convention
NY ion,tt,,,tcl II. +. Smiley, mud he WIS lit
aofss,l a''1 @ ~ Tug Republican Cotyentl99 The ro-
has e!ee!9d A1r Hlnlloy Mayor by ,,oary .tW mn
lofatS. Tho bulanco 0t tho tlGket Is iii doubt.
, 1881-04-06

ITT[f .HHTt f{I3fTf,
Yesterday tt'1riitlR public lHturast VIVA rx~
cftuti By hi announcement WtttGb uppenrut III
tho 1Apors that tho inEnut t!ulsEhtcr VI nr.
no"nes. divisional Iulscu surgeon ln Kentlsh"
tuwM t tHatl, n:!d been kilnApui by her % nurso.
thn ghtLd Lnd taet,n tIs.ntcru1. and thu nurse,
having rboeh unprecedented. WAS chargrl ut thu
hlArylet,pila P,Iitu t'nurt With kitlnapinx lla
ductor's daughter. 11io vxtru0rtlInhry dofensu
IL WhFGh shc testlr&t WIN that tht clIEa WIS her
OWL. aul that 1t bud Duutl palu!c4 oil upon ur.
, 1881-04-06

Special DLPttth to Tho Chicago Tribune,
CLs'Ef.AND, D., AAreh 6-CoInpote returns
tson Yesterdays municipal election Show Il ltG-
paoa'eutt triumph which cxcec.fs MI estimates Ut
tao 't1tt AanuLlle. THO who!U Nopl,b!!cnn
ue.etn electcl by ma1nr!ics rnI,gtnE from ..,kN
w. s,+W. Mayor l{ersiuk IL roHlceted by aver
49," taa1nrSy, which IL somewhat Under tllAt Ut
~ MfcrsNH OF tho tiGktt. Tho 1lekt Council
@ tWe:ity-sevcn Republicans tn nl,lo llul1lo-
nn,a!n,'a !n, ana ti!g Hoard u EAueation rlnscsi lie.
rnmt.sat tt!s alL4 sovch Democrats. fha tutury IL
fUry, - "ee' ""' ~ '''"'' se'''S w.
, 1881-04-06
Agreement Of the Powers on q
Proposal to Be Made to
Greece.
a Gail Mt tho Winter Palace
by the New Elective
Council.
Proposed French Proteotorato Over Tuuis-
Bsaoonsdeld-New Archbishop
for Vienna.


A94AN l. 4A<& - ~ IL A1sos
IN THE ISLAND or zANTE.
LoSnoS, April 5.-An cart'Ille occurred
II, tic Island of Za1ito yesterday, Thu vlbra-
no datnagu FIas been done.
Zante Is 0ne of tho 1Ontan islands III the
Mediterranean, md Is nt,out twul,ty-four
miles lo,x al.tl twelve miles broad. Ihe cast
coast hns larbor, within whfrl! Is situated
tic Town Of Xante. The greater lHrt Of tic
interior Of the island consists OF I'LL extensive
fertile plain, which has tha appearance ut
being Il continuous vineyard. Earthquakes
arc frequent Oil tho islaild. Thu most Dc
struct1Yc OF record took liuce oI, tliu night
Of Dec. =, 162s0, when several houses Wure
destroyed anu many persons were killed.
Tile island las population Ut about 4U,U00
IN SCIO.
ATHENS, April 6.-Thu Government II
sending surgeons md money to Sco to r.
lteve tile Overwhelming distress c,ll,seu by
the earthquake on Sundny. Three tlsollsat,d
Is still maintained US tic estimated number
Killed ttrlQ wounded.
nE1lEr.
CoSsrASrrsor1.E, April J.-rin latest nc
counts frnn SciU estimate the nu,nberU Ut vic
tlh,s ut &, QUO. All tho foreign nlcn-of-war ut
Smyrna flnsu stArtcd fnr Scln. tsen. Long
street, United States M.Ilstcr, l,as ortcre!t
the soryet ; 1aisnH to p5nc,ss tter WITH
destroyed. Forty Thousand rcop!o ure lies.
tit,te: Cnsiro, tho chief town Ut Scio. Is nl.
most III rutns. Four hundred corpses have
nlrcady BEEN found. 'r)ip Ports Is takIng
measures ~ alleviate the suilerlngs OF the
destitute inhabitants.
HAVANA, April 5.-At0:a0 this morning II
Slight shock 0f earthquake Mis- felt liz Sull
G!lrissohal. Islo lhoye.,,unt was from solstli
nIlq southeast tu northwest Tlseru wrre
IifE1If ES4I tf<It1H Il Stkk.-
, 1881-04-06

6r. PAUL, Mlnn., April 6.-Adsleos hRyo boon
recuEvcd ut tho headquarters OF tho Department
OF DakotA thAt tweuty-stx ludQea OF 1ndiaus
from Sitting. !sulrs oa1np aro within nifty mIltss
Or Fuplur lttfhF, Ell snuto to lluforu tal ausEel-
dor. Nine or tun lnIcks hHvo Mlrendy arrived,
bringing th!s announcement. Biting bul), they
Euy, WILL tUll0w wh0l4 tho Gl,ow xoua,
, 1881-04-06
TUNIS.

A Tf.ESCIf rnUrErr,nArE rnorDsED.
IoSnuS, April Git IL proposed TO cxer-
else Or Impose a Frencl, protcctoratc uvcr
Tun!s, hit IN maintain tho hey, and leave
iIfn, all authority over his Mussulmai, sub
jects. Certain Frcslell statesmen propose /.
mixed tribunal under the French PROTECTOR
atc, with the adhesion Ut the other powers
, 1881-04-06

Bpft1al U1pafth 70 The ChFfaoo TfibUNt.
Ann ARBoR. Mich. April 5-'rhc 1}o1nocrnttc
majority III wMshtonaw County for Justice Of
tloSupretno Court and 1lcgcnta In from DO to
W'o, Joslln. Democrat, for Circuit Jutlgn, has
about 400 majority. Tho City Council stantls
eight Democrats 10 Bx Republicans, aud the
Ioartl Of Supervisors thirteen Democrats to
twelve Republicans
, 1881-04-06

8psttat DIrateh to 1he Chicago Tribune,
DLooMISSToN. ILL.,, April r.-i.. $. Mcintyre,
Republican. WIS elected Assessor Ut lIloomIng-
tun Township over .ttlnnl 1nthrJr. independent
who ha huld tho Office n,ni,y yeurs. ]. d. Stune,
I4nohr. Republican. awtnY to locut 4ilarrels. THO
ntter rotEa tire nut counted yet 0wlug to &ho1r
volumG nnd cotnplexity.
, 1881-04-06

Special Df'pofeh 10 The Chttdoo Tribune.
OCoNOMOwuG. WIS.,, April 6,-ft. Fl. rutncy,
Republican,. for County Judge. hns 1N3 majority;
j. ". Small. Dnnocrat, for Circuit Jutiae, sas IL
nu1orlty. CAssoday, FOR Associate Justice, nnd
Cole. tor Chief Justice, received no opposition.
The municipal ticket Is t,atl!y split, ud tlIe re-
stllt VIII not ftc known bcfure lilOrntnE. JuuHc
Small ~ probnblv defeated, US hts own town
gives him but II inntDrlty.
, 1881-04-06

spfetal Dtsuatth to Thf Chttaan 7ftbnnt.
MENnoTA, ILL.,. April 5.-Th1 tnwnah, tlrctton
held hero to-day resulted IN fnytr ol tho ttepua
ican candidates except ono Of tho tnur Justices
nf tho I'eacc. Thu following were eInctcl: st,-
pcrvisor, j. e. Fischer; Asslstnnt Supervisor,
"tiifhtn Truman: 'Tnwi, Clerk, t;corge (luy; as
xrHs.r. Wlinth knssttr; Collector. Il. i. Shtpley;
IlHhwny COMMISSIONER. II. +. I.IAenn,; JttstIcus
ct the Fence. .,AinGs Il. Woodbridge. Il. ". uarti-
ngr, u. L. CnrnMhMn, nnA Fhlo Gustle.
, 1881-04-06

r., eRe@s DApates to Thu Ca4e4qo Tribute.
m,A'p. ss1LLE. ILL.,, April 5.-Tho rtty elpction
siia,'. w quietly to-day. I'ne Republican can-
IN ,t''.Sa "aSar W. L. iilrg'lort. Withdrew
h)tl,,as 'aee "as lu,ween $. Il. Gtt!est tho rrs'~
haoh h.'n''h ssioIdate. uu1 joseph Wa4soucr, thu
"''e candidate. lrcut Intrrcat was lktil-
, 1881-04-06

Speetai Dlspdtth fn The Chicago Trtb,ns,
NC0hEHDft, H., April 5.-Iho leo IN tho chn,,-
mel Of tho Mississippi lIver ut this point went
out this nftcrnnn1 without hnn,uYe to tho tnil-
fcn at1out two r,f1,,s nnvo. No an1anYu tu prop
Grty IL now expected.
, 1881-04-06

spfeta! Dt'pateh to Tho chicago Tribune.
FULTON, ILL.,. April 6.-Tha city election ycstpr.
lar rcs'IltctE In tho clcedon ut 1aavisa,, rruso
tir9hl1ltlnnissl iGr htayor. and 9, Il, Fitch, W.
7. broetl. IT., aud john DuW1s tlicensui for Al
dcr.lln.. Tho Council will stold tyu TOR lIsu1Isu
GuI ono uHul]lSt.
, 1881-04-06

APPOINTED ARCHBISHOP OF VIENNA.
VIENNA, April I.-Dr. t'anginbauer, Alb
bnt of tic lSereictfne Monastery Of krcnlo-
minister, Austria. las been apputntcl Arch
bishop or Vienna.
, 1881-04-06
LINCOLN, EEIl.

LINCOLN, NEIL.
Sptefat Dkpateh "a Tho Chteaso Tribune.
LINCOLN. feb., April 5.-Tho municipal olcc-
tion hold to.tny resulted IN IL victory Tor tho
entire Republican ticket. Tho following occrs
werg elected: Mayor, John II. Wright: clerk, II.
y. Z. Mmniey; 9re,ssiter 4. q. Cass; Engineer,
n. Scott; Aldermen. 9. G. Mason, S. u. LI1tlcr-
tnat,, and j. IL. Hushy.
, 1881-04-06

ADHIAN, MICH.
Speesut Dhpdfehtnp Tbs Chicago Trthttus.
AniiIAS, Mich, April 6.-Tho following nro tho
mn1os!tirs for candidates nl tho lteputlicnn
atatn tlckot in this city: Marston, VT: Ioy, as7
istnt1 ~; Howell, Circuit Judge t,ln opI,asitou
Supervisory Will renlnin Unchanged, ,-Isutub.
IlcAns, u; Democrats, 10,
, 1881-04-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QGErNsr0ws, April 6,-Arrlvol, tho Ger
Manic. from New rork.
rtfMoUr1t. April 5-Arrirot], tho ltcrJor
frnm Now York.
r, TIIiI'AnEtlIiA. April 5.-Arrtvcd, tho british
, 1881-04-06
AFGIIA,NISTAN.

THE AMEEn lI.OCEA1MED.
LONDON, April '--'rlle VicerOy OF india
tclee1:,pls ns follows: "I!ta Arneer of
Afeilnnistai tns been proclaiMc,l ut GhIrts,Js
by tinl Nuliulnet, ntltl lilny chiefs Ufor ntl,tr
ence. Thu envnys fr0nl lfcrut departed
aftnr unsuccessful attempts tu raise Il dis
tttrpnftce."
, 1881-04-06

8ptttat Uspdtth tn The tHted9o Tribune.
EVANSTON, ILL.,. April G.-The township alnc.
tlon tu.thy rrs'tlte MS f0lt3ws: Hupurvisnr,
Mnx ltRhn; 'rswn Clark, J. II. Fitch; Asscsst,r,
j. ~. i'ys'A: Collector, ". Il. Clrurtl; Celntuss-
alol"r Ut Highways. nnmIuich acllrinl,er: scIn,l
Irl!..Gt: fisHn!ofoV; .lt+t|ees IT The i"ace j,
John &. Murphy, mud .ohn II: llnssns; Cunsta.
hes. u. T. iMrtlnft, nEurHn ". Franklin, Il. NJ.
Coftioy, Nit Murpher, nHu I'll Murphy.
, 1881-04-06

ifrstt4t md tho t]tlpattnn nf "ltuentr" nr I'm
t!ceso" " iIns culistl Tho grcntcst cxcltetnu.lt.
1i,n light hna l'ccn hitter nnc., The 1cn,lse
marty nrrlet1 thu ny 1,y II larHn r!Hjurtty. .Ib-
rtwit, one exeepton.wcr elected y B1IlnIl tIln-
jUrltItH, ~