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, 1881-03-22


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, AIarch al.-The Sen
ato to-day was without II quorum, but 1t
spent its ttlIIe OIL tho bill relating to public
otlicurs at,d Offices. The bill wis drafted by
tho Revision Committee under thu old law
requiring fees and salaries Of public officers
to bU graded according to tho population of
counties. Ono of the constitutional nlnentl-
mcllts submitted to tho people ut the recent
ELECTION wiped out this Inv, mud It Il HOW
loft with the prcsont Legislature 10 provide
what tlle fees and snlaries silnll be. Senator
LanE1lon offered n resolution referring the
whole matter to d special committee OF one
from each Of the Standing Committees OIL
Finance, Judiciary, Organization Of Courts,
Elections, anu Fees and Salaries, to report by
bill or otherwise. Tho resolution WIS vigor-
ously advocated by Mr. Langaou, oil tho
ground TINT the Senate could not properly
consider the bill In the mannur In which it
Ind begun, and that thu bill was Of sufficient
Importance TO justify careful consideration
by d coinmlttce,-sonIelhlng which had hot
yet been done. Tile resolution, however,
wus voted down, and tie SECTIONS rcluilng to
fcns aud sttnrles Wrr0 rrfcrr1a to the Coil-
lntttcu OIL Fees and Salaries.
III the Horse little was done beyond rolf
tine work. 'flle trle,lds Ut thu WtFt~Wlltlt
ping bitl pushed it to q third reading, but u
majority, tlle vote betng IS for tt u against.
There aro but tweIlty-ttlree days Of the
speclnl session remaining, aMl set but lltt1u
OF the most important iegislattnit las becr
disposed Of. The CrtmlhuI C,,tIe, tho Tux
bill, the School bill, the EIect'on bill,
unll tho General Appropriation, bill ltayu
passed tho House, but nrG still pend-
inE in the Senate. ,whiip ti,e CIV
Il Code ha,lgs tIru III the House. Tho
bills for luvying Il State nhd State-lI0uso tax
arc also In tho House, With Ill the Insurance.
bills a1ll the specific Approximation bin.
Members do not hesftnte to atlnit t!lat II will
be impossible to dispose Of NIL tint Is pGl,dlllg,
but, 30 fur ttS known, no oltu wants or eX-
peuts spc0nd special session.
Thu Hon. Nelson u. BerrnIn!1. Representa-
tive Of this county, Shelby, Alnl bartholomew,
Is reported t0 bU llupeiesty Ill ut hts huns In
ShelbyyiIls. 4 week n1o lle VIII taken quito
I'll Of typhoid pneumonia, and has grawn
stcatfly WORSE until yesterday, wl,en Ills lite
was t!espaired Of by his pfysIetnn.
Dr. Mcdowell, member Ct thu uouae from
Allen, WIS slightly wounded lust night 1T q
railrHnd Snlasllup but NJ fcnrs nre Apprt,-
lulltstl tllat llo will not ln,nsaiat0ly recover.
The returilS from the spechl election
on tho amendments. held inst Monday,
were completed to-day, md tO-1,tgllt Guy.
Porter Issued his proclamation declaring tho
amendments slhDptctl. The voto Oh tho sDv.
tr,ll amendments Is lS follows:
, 1881-03-22
An AVALANCHE OF Hills

An AVALANCHE OF BILLS.
Special Dispatch to 1he Chicago Trtbune.
Srn1SaFiELp, ILL.,, Marct. 2l.-Forty.sfx
conscientious members Of tho Lowor 1lousp
Just th1rty.one sf0rt Of a 1uorum-got to-
gethor this afternoon Mid rushed through MI
avalanche Of bills OIL first reading. Eiglltcet,
Sruntc and thirty five House bills were thus
advanced to the second stage. Among tue
utter WIS Il long md carefully prepared
amendment to tho Drainage net, sent iii by
thu Committee OIL Drainage. and plalntlse
but cheeky wall from Pulaski County III the
sl,upc Of Il request tiut the State appropriate
the modest slim Of 5.0o0. to reimburse her
fur the, obstruction by fire Of her County
conrt-lloMso IL, November, 1870.
Morris Elopelnant and Antl-Scduction bill,
and StrAtton's bill tn tax express companies
2)ser cent IN their GROSS enrlilngs, were like.
wise sent up asl0tllvr notch In tho course of
their possible tranformauon into laws.
Having cleared up the calendar, 81 far as
bills on lirst reading wns concerned, md done
ni TINT it possibly could Do In the, ubsence Of
u quorum. tho 1louso adjourned until to-
morrow nOlnIJE.
, 1881-03-22

Tic expressions OF n tl!ongl.tlnl man OH
other tCail political matters aru oflel, Ut great
USE 10 his constituency. The lion. s, II.
l0der, Of Globe Mills, Ponll., has thus ~
corded his opinion Un Il subject Of popular
tor the lust year. have never heard u per
guil Bpenk 0f It, except tla n spselldll lnedl-
cIltu, lnu w the great HpoclIio for rheumutiu
affections, Wl!ather inilaInAAtory. acute, ur
chronic, swulllsUs, sureS, gpr,lins, Durllg,
wounds. etc, sell 1Ilore st. JucoDs Uil than
OF any other kind OF liMtmeMt, a1ul It glyea
universal satisfaction. will alwuYs kuup It
on hand. The fArllerB say that for ulan and
beast they iuu nothing equal t0 It,.
, 1881-03-22
MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOAT LINE.

DUBUQUE, H., March, al.-lt Is an open
secret that certa,n capitalists along tha Mis-
slssippl River, backed by tho Chfcago. NIL
wuukeo l. st. Paul lslllroasl Company, have
formed an organization to establish " new
stea,nl0nt Ill,e ol, tile river between this city
aud Ut. Louis fur passenger freight. Tho
boats aro 10 he rin H. connection with the
r,ilwaY SollIe at tho four bouts which aru
TO constitute tho llne have a!sca.lY becn
purchased.
, 1881-03-22
Flight from tito Wisconsin Capital Of
an EmpIoye Of The As.
scmbiy.
The Charges Of Corruption in tho
Senatorial Election Thereby
Disposed OF.
O1lcial yoto Showing tho Adoption OF
All tho Indiana Constitutional
Amendments,
Lively Competition for tho Printing Of
the Compiled Laws of Michigan,
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN.
spteta. Dhpateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Marc!, al.--Cons1,lcrablc
excitement exists hero Tonight over TIC d..
,,.,,a.,,..'',. ~ .a s,,os,'a ~ ,,,,r
"o"t.een'e''l ~ 'ne sosc"i.eu c''"th U. e"'-
rnptloi' on t,ie election OF u!c li"l,. Angus
calnero, rs United States se',aior' whtcl.
cr,,utrv nnnrs ti.r,,,,,,,nnt sha sta,a sIcr tttc
ca..,,p, p'pe,a a.. M,,s .,ss ..o 81 .ta..,
oehNloral e'eetlM' lhe autao. u tneso
cl,nrges, who IL MI e1npl0ye OF te Assetli"
bly, md las bcen correspondent for dozen
or mora ,rtnrs. and Win clurced iii seycml
~ t,'an, t,,at = cnrta,r ,e,,,,ar h,d rac.tveI
~ ~ tMoN' ~ l'a' sGlt - .'ooet ~, "a ise''sv
Sl.tNo for voting Tor Alr: cameron ana
citing another member and tic Sergeant
at.Arms OF the Assembly ns being
wtursgcs tn tim transaction. when confroutcI
H.. 49, ~i..'., '. 49, ,.,., sn.a.',,., s,,,.n,t H.,
w tne anove-lancu gehl'em,an, r. Iel'lea ,,a III
CONFUSION, lnli1edlntely packed MS Vh!!se,
and left the city. Had lle remained until To-
morrow morning Il resolution Ut expulsion
frn,n Tho Aapc,nl,,v f.hnu,,,nr no +, corrnsuan,t.
nt a,u' vn,'1 . s ho.o i.s nnssa, 10 mr., h rn,,l
ent "u"N ina,o occt. p"sss'.' air" .t "on"' .'
, 1881-03-22

rcr cst,t funding bit II Will r,unuer tint rHrty
in tho nGxt l'r1 *i.lsuttni eltctlUn. Fisk Il
Hutch n1crc. sy,.1Iuhtt tn tnk" all Ut tho per
tA:nt hon!d. nnL nrtcr tlntt TIM pearIu TT tho
EHttl Stttcs will not be satisfied IN have tho
hns draw Il higher rRtG u interest. M thny pMy
no tax. The Republicans must 'G3!snte w+cly
IN Congress, Or thHir ttcfcat Is Gertn!u. 4: Hnt
tttnpts to cotrco pr tIahnnuf nd net nf Cnnurcss
should gtye up Ets charter and Eltan business?
4 HEpuHt4iCAN FOR TWKNTr fEAftS.
, 1881-03-22

Singer Manufacturing Company agninst
Ssanago, tor n'lcgcd violation Ut tho plalnt-
llf's Trademark, was decided BY Judga
Treat, Ut tho United States Circuit Court, to.
day BY ulslnEsstng tho suit Mt plaintEifs cost.
The Court holds tlsat, tie Slngur patents hay
lug expiru, anybody l,as tho right to l.latl,l-
fnetury thu SinRer suHIg-:naellt1irs, H1Nl
tiat plaintiff cnnnut create y monopoly tor
tho pluctlcnl extension Of II patont buynIll It's
legal term under the gtLise Ut u tEulo-innEll,
, 1881-03-22
THE PROPOSED EXTRA SESSION.


CHICAGO, March lL--1n your issue Ut tho 10Th
you suy that tho 0hto Republicans wuat VI. axtrA
session OF Congress 1ocauso Hayes' vctolnx tho
Funding bill will tndanycr tho chaEees OF the
Republicans III Uhlo. Don's you think that 1t
Will ehdRngur thu Republican party IN al OF the
Etsraa3 I think unless tho AepublIcans paaa y U
, 1881-03-22
T'g3U ttUtbG.

Foreign s!ghtseers and tnurIsta hro juh!IAnt
over tho prs'spcct Ut scrillx tho l0po take part
III tho Easter cerctioniua IN Ut. Peters ut NOulo.
For tho last UluYen yeurs iAuse ceremonies were
uuoRSA ryt,t,
, 1881-03-22
Exhaustive Resume Of ShipbuiId-
ing and Repair Work at
Buffalo.
The Union Calkcrs 1ncenscl Mt the I'm.
portation or Help from
Canntln.
Recent Vessel Trnnsfers-1nterestiu
Personal and General
Notes.


s-,t h.,.y nr,f ,st,t h,u hou .s,,,S.
sSns ". ~ n. ' ~, au "nns h.if .,' ,,,,or
nleteti' VIII tt'ot up hea1'} nhI shl11o" oa'afs
This IL IL very respectable showing, IA compared
with previous scaso,la. and It would tend IN y
s'cae easn,u H. 'ax .u' m s"s v eru
waters II only our monryed mcn cu'i'1 bo
iron as over WOOD @ for tho purpose pos Of shipnuIanx
establishment lifted up eapabio OF turning
tsor ou. ho . ont 'hs, ,ao ' Would son
s 20 sus sus .a..ta ~ orn ~ sha chtos ,hrn.
ner ns pr
a SUPERIOR qunlity; our mechanics nro tlrst-
class. and our marine engines nrc not surpassed
t.tnt whr rutt huiis Will prcdotninato III all UF
our ports. az they carry bottur. last ionytr, and
ss hxnsr 'fn we H. s't.es fe. he IT, 6e
frn tbn premises Uf Sir. David l1elI. In this city.
WIN In lid! built the propeller Merchant fnr
WIS 40 nn1utiiued thut t,tl,crs IT n inrgcr build
suuu followed. Mr. Iie!! bun always 8trutluIy att
yssssa s.s ms se Ds e % : eysf e Tsn sesn
tngc Hs rcqnt4l. ortiers for itrpe Iron crnft, Sr.
iiclfs yartl ncuu sulficicnt fsir tho handling OF
probability, hnwerer, that heforo long Iron
ship6niidlnx, 0n largo scno. viii be ult estall-
Of % work viii rive @ a., idca af what has been dono
aeto "nee 'no e'.so ..,. u. ."as eu..'o en..
THE ISioS DNf toAfhSf
This Company. By far the NEST extcnsiyn ship,
building establishment 10 this port, Is situated
aud tho blackwell Canat. at tho foot Of ChIeaRo
street, and Ut present employs n force OF Sol
70 ths arss 1s ne
have nu hala The ellttrc establishment y TN
sr tho Ss sn.s Fl. 4s. o. Gap MarGns @
ncstly 70 nuke. Il wiint It is to-das,-
sFlpiJuIiltnr md docking Embellishments
, 1881-03-22
ffEMEeHs

Tho members nf tho committee OF tho soc!cty
whivh tas Iuell furuipd fur tho puEposo Of Ipak.
ilv isr,,xus n'lt.o Moro " ReaEott aAs4 1e!l
nr.ss,ai iii Rreut Interest III tho psoteot. and
saiI That FlM,slcfs ought to bu tho Sexatabla
HurIcu Ut London.
, 1881-03-22
L1rE-INsURANOE RESERVES

AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
Among tho ma!ly measures hostile to tho
public WHICH havo been introduced In tho
Illinois Legislature this session nro several
that are directly threatening to tho interests
Of ,1fc.Insurancr pol!eyhoitlegs. Two OF tho
very worst Of these are bills presented In tho
Senate, one by Merritt, thu other by AInytcld,
demanding that tho reserves of life conf
panles shall hereafter be computed on n
lower basis than per cent. The litter ratio
prevails In all tho States Of the Union, except
New York, whero a ~ per cent computation
Is considered perfectly secure. But the 1 per
cent valuation Is now suddenly discovered
to Lo too high by certain Illinois Sell
ators or by t1oso who originated
the incnsurc, for it Is generally understood
that neither Merritt nor Alaytleltl were tho
real authors Of tho bills thoy introduced.
With view OF having the objections to
these measures accurately presented, TRus-
uSE representative called yesterday upon
Mr. ]. Z. Webster. of Hartford, Conn, Vice.
President Of tic .Etna Life, who Is brlaliy
sotournIng at tho Grand Pacific, where tho
following interesting interview occurred.
The reporter. prcfaclns tho conversation with
an insurance TINT even tho come.anti-see-1le
Senators wure ashamed OF 1lcrrltts bill, and
had concluded to try something easier In tho
sAApO NJ 4AN+ sAN4oAAE1 t44%4A A0AAtA tlA4o
question::
K.-WEat effect would the passage of
May1leld's bill have Oh the llfo-insurance
companies?
Mr.. W.-A1l Of tho companies now conf
plying will, your law. md thus
HAVING A LARGE suIrT.us,
could not comply with the requirements of n
let valuation On tic basis Ut per cent inter-
est.
R-WouM IL not incronse tha uranium
payments required from polcyo!dors?
AR. Wit woula OF necessity Increase tho
Premium payments Of all pollcsllolders It
s,",a W. 'aaua.'on tas. WIS isqo''cu "po' 1uote
Wr,:',,,.,, tnu .tum' ~,
N'-Woald u ~ ilkuly 10 materially lesson
me pollcylolders' dividends?
Mr.. W.-rhe poiicyhoilors' dividends
would certainty ha 1pss from the fnct Tint
mora ,nnas IL ran,,iss,, ~ ,ra,,, tt sS ...aa>
aarv r0 rsnrv ur.s - e - ptosaae ano 'ece
insil Inss Is now required to comply With tho
AaW' .....
=, Els g. there my chance that the reserves
fha S,,,n!. paa,es mt ,apt ny W !"Iso ohunRll ~
he prsn,,t Ssy 11'in9 ~ rns ' ~ Ge te1st 1ys ~ ~
sosfsels ssts T.; eopa''e. to fully carry out their
sn"w - 10 @enGne @ III nasas ~ F@SiuAs,oi ~ u
ni, ~ 49,. ~ ~ 1 nun m! MI cit@oto Al4o coapa"
WNWnats WvSs IL te,! vnM sut r,.,.ar Tho r,,tv rat, oe
ioons$ isrt5t Ill Ills eoaftfy Oh good fcal-estate
IT. v pu,,,oh,,, ,h,,,+o .+
sf1.r,,,. r,,,t ~ ,t anu"tu por ~ GedI ", Inl'
Ell tsmo ~ ii,,,,o - ra",,Ni. ~ @ a.u psn, 's,
Si,san!nrGi nG - ~ % amUas Hlscona111' Ao~'1' alu
4'RisSo1fl itaa at ~ psr eunt.
,shi,,,i hrwians ~ tlae Government borrowed money
k"Iw H.; ~ y per Geh. Mn ~ YOU Sols!aef "
SIX WInmm mn not n Auy unrs ~ n tEnt ~ the f;over,
Ment t has borrowed my money us low Us 8
, 1881-03-22

oynrhamle., nnl shcathod on tho bows and Sides
w,Ih w,Ih shcHt+trhil.
Tho sElIn1nar Il. +. Uonfs has reoctFeu new
decks. Gust. *EN.
iupHERT Mills 4 co.
This yari, which nd1uins TINT Of tho Union
Drs. l,:,ck c2mpnny, 4 under tho sutos!ntond. nl
F." c"ps"y sp empey ae. o"t'fs h III! en and
s,aer RsSs Viz so s' "s~ ors s ssTfs liz %
& S:rr Il a ksF'ssw ssr, 'c'nErx g! sx,tec S i il, f
ry @ fees e q Sae at.; sshf aw floor Hsesons.
ls1is inehes. TIE et,t!r et!x.h e the Sessel two
hYok-rcartc.l and tnrtugt.holted and fnstcncd.
Also thrc..tnch smk toor With six.Inch chocks
k"eianna. ncw outai.,s pla,lkirx on bnws. hoi.
toh, thsrnIvh1y rcfnstfnesl, seams rccaIkcl nil
ases assos Oh he t T nkc, ooe o, e
Thu schooner Champion. owned by Mr. s. t.
Tat.nt of ,,isu1Hlo has received complete re-
centrcl,uard lsox. inverted arcbcs and spurs,
dcad~okl: hreAsthooks, ,celit,K. new plank,
hsS Sqa 5 ssntao" ] an low s sad .tap qn s an
r"d,'rr. hAteh.ro,ntii,ixs complete. caoin-tscs*,
cnti,cad daslts:. nuw wln.llnss bits. and sols
pieces She Will hB rcCRlkGd and fnsteneu all
over. md when complete viii for nj! practical
| purposes be Us x1od q The dny sho was launched.
Tho sebnncr iiaryy ntssell. owned BY Mr.
Inan heklernnssc o. nH".n. NJ, aha unnres i,,
ssrinrcrs insii. ind n,.t. innIn % rail- Ino,,kuy rni
len snchcs S,Hh. a ronnti. new cutwnter, and
s,M!u bow planking. ut IN sxprnsn Of about s1p.
TIE tss s.t ot ne Mayas yssrs n ankns s u I'd
Other @ mimi rcpatrs. + + -. Gnst, r ~ sst,. .lro.,
nr cs snT w. I'M, ~ "rrsrv sw oy.r
Rt RM1t.:d' 'miktna. cciina. etn. cosi. si.SH
The taE jSa;s; j: iriai.: q capt; iisnas line
Now stGrn-poAt and recnlking, with IRON sncAth-
| iuH OFT bow 4E1 aides. E01t, t.1U.
Gpn ~ .nd Sr
vrI,.,"i rc,",Irx ~ az - n.,sc ~ II ri H."
The oarHe Wiiiiam Treqt: ncw, kcelson: deck decks
s"T1S Ts sebnr ssa Sarte s capc new decks and ro
,,ccks swcp. brr hsiwarxs carrra T'a awnw n.y. md
hr tM l yn he T. ,pe Ss
Erie a an nsiv t,nda %'u ancbarnre an n 1m,nkirk
nsw @ bes' saa y sta,eooa,, n SsI*asEs rseA!ki"ssl
s!T@ H. ,chooncr Nav state h,, ,ecp newly ,ecke1
rcenxsa a ~ oxf ",sx ana sGesse re = 81 NJ" iofo Ao
Tho ac'oo1er nd ~ American II t;nio. M soon os the
w, ait @ OF aof Dens ..1 ta.G oat az
INV nnm ~ wct1rr'i rrnnigs 1T v,,ynouxe ~ ssWn
iii Tiio , setoo"r % Wai.er H. q Uades Witch went
iust. has bse jaucbea in.o 1ia ,acp D wtcr s % sho
WI no aowe t1 r. ~ 's rs yaf anu
oGu Mssn N,s r. I'M huve "n tho stocks
new passens1ns na fGpces Tor ~ L. L.
rcutIy ftr % t,,nchi,n aarv IN Mav. IT," Il Il, rm
nw ihe ims Sia.p" S ana " ~ iha ,,uns n VIII
n@G,nts , priee r,,.9 t, .nH H. nl SnH a
in ,rt,C. Il, "y stv. il. so t,r ~ n,,,a,ras. at,,s
Arnndc,iP nil mi wiii pc % norits,Iariv str,,,nIy
h,t;is With tbo yisw ur rnmdernr III.
sesxlesssis 5 1,aI, .hs Re-, 'pri%x ": ". -, is
rt, nn , nn,n. ~ t+n t, n.I uy ~ te IN.
, 1881-03-22

The number Of espctnTs wlao voted was
1901. Tho highest vote cnst was OH tho
l.rst, I89,7ll; the lowest OIL the sixth, l53, ,0o4.
, 1881-03-22
A uut1ot,ai dispenser Df hAppinoas u \ s3-ce1E
bottle Ut ur, ilull's Cough syrup.

Iort1os,Is AcIl Phosphate u useful In ueIHs
GUS headache, beware OF tultauQnA
, 1881-03-22


Tho introduction u CANADIAN ship-carpentcrs
mad catkers. HON Union tnon, BY tho Chicago
Dry-Dock Cdnpany. has accustomed bad feeling
auiong tho members Of tho Union, as was ex-
pcctcd It wntlld. Yesterday number Of ths
Union cRlkers assembled In tho South side yard
With tho determination not To ~ to work and
ntao to renaIn m tho premises. Fearing trouble.
tho management ordered thom to leave, hut
1hoy trfuse,i tu 10. Il policemen hAl To drive
tho men uf tho field. In tho afternoon several
OF these cllkcrs returned t0 tho yard
and expressed n willingness to 20 to
work with tho strRnRcrs. but do
clnrcd that they would not drive spun oakuu1.
They received Mn unsatisfactory answer ind
nga'n retired. Tie shIp.caEpentnrs went to work
ns tlsunl. cvnclng II disposition to ignore tho
fact that foreign help bud been secured with tho
nrhstt' intention ~ dtsruptug tho Unou. Eyi-
tIeIty they feel TINT the flssntl1tlon bRs already
Dcrn .nccomplistesi. The management Of the
Dry. Dock Company ASSERT that thcy arn now
fully nlnseTs If tho situation. and prupose herc-
utter to lnye their own why. They clatm to
have sufficient force to meet ati realilrenents,
erCn X every member OF tho Untun should
promptly rctlrn from their service.
, 1881-03-22
VESSEL SALES,


Tho following additional vosscl transfers
hnvc been recorded at tho Chicago Custom-
House:
Schooner Hattie EArl-Wil1nm md Carl
krnuso. OF MichEan City, to Johu L. EclSou, oe
i3nciuc, oto-hatt, 800.
Schooner Tom raiuo-John 1fanson to Charles
mud John Peterson, tho whole, kaiD.
Steam cMftn-b boat Nasl,otah-fI. Il. HosaAck to
O.. e. Grswou anl Va nullson, onc-fourth,
SK50.
Steam canal-bunt Whalc-H. l.. IIossack TO
{aU,
, 1881-03-22

provements4 and 'capnbn OF accommodating
nearly no Hxcursnntsts. ffur enRtnua, which nro
bong manufactured i,y Mcssrs. Butson 4 Wood,
Inch etrnkc. aud tho hlllsr Will DO len feet f0nF
and Two feet In diameter. gho will cost about
$4,000. aud is expected to 10 soady by the lit
uf April.
ntLEY nlsos.' YAnD.
This estnblshnpnt, which is situated at tho
Clnrk Il Skinner Slip on Perry street, arc busy
nn snnp eannt bouts. among tho rest full. sized
lukcr for tho Planet Line, 10 bu used aA q CON
havo a carrying capacity OF 8:ND bushels OF
Es5issnt, = s aud her cost cosnplcto wilt bs about
O'oRAnr 4 MA1IE1s's rARD.
At this ynrti Mr. 1ohn tIicktor, tho wcll-knowu
contrnctor, is building OIL bis own account a
handsome stcnm- yneht, which. when completed,
svlll tc takon to tho snEt Sto. Marie. whore ho
eight fcet over nil. with twelvo feet bcat1 and
oiKht feet depth ns hold. Her enRine, which hns
= twelve. .ltnh cylinder with ono foot atrokn has
boiler, which II II tho bcst lro1,. e,sbt feet long
md foiIr fttt fu diameter. ty u. Ritter. Her
Gust coE,piGse VIII be between $1,000 and =, 200.
t,iRs each forty-ciKht feet over n1l With twelve
feet anst A3x feet four Inches ho1 Tho engines
and builcrt Will bs supplied by Sutton s. Wood,
and Ti1cn completed they will cost "a, 80 caoh.
N1:ss'se. KINGSTON I son.
These gentlemen. whose promises uro located
ticAr the foot Of York str.ot. havo under con-
handsome n HtGam.yache for. Capt James iiiint-
feet beam. ami slx nnd half feot depth Of hold.
6hu Is to l,e ttetl with MI modern improvements,
md. wheu her bull i completed. Will DO sent to
Erte to have her machinery pllt In.
There arc four o,her afnal estnhltshments-
namely: tho City isoat- ranl Carroll Urothera',
nohcrt Wha'cn's. md lsskcr & Sons, IN which
wnrk. ug9rcgatIng nbont "a ,0W, md employ .
forco OF about forty niell.
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of s,s0 busaeis of wheat, 10 cost SL0U.
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cr. Eloyator Mr. Joseph sloau is riyinK a taor,
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Nis. JOSEPH SUPPLIES yA1u,.
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fS". ot xgK ar p"r:s n Es ef
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
The GuitteRu Trial and the
English.

London, 3.-Copious reports of
Guitteau's trial continue to be tele-
graphed, and seem likely to discredit
permanently American courts with
the English public.
Times remarks that the trial as
tonishes and shocks English readers.
Lawyers declare that no such spec
tacle of judicial incapacity has ever
been seen. The constantly recur-
ring scenes, the license allowed
Guitteau, the demeanor Of the
the spectators, the applause be-
slowed on Scoville, the indecent
demonstrations of every kind toler-
ated by the judge, and his utter
inability to keep order or control
the proceedings in his own court
are ali unhappy, regarded here as
typical instead of exceptional
Lawyers, moreover, consider the
examination Of Guitteau touching
his own insanity as a scandalOue
innovation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Good Times In LeadviIle.

Denver, Col, s.-TribUr1e's Lead
vile: The Gold Park mining camp
is in furore Of excitement. Four
days ago Harry Weston, foreman of
the Gold Park mining company was
shot and killed by Bagley, a dis
charged blacksmith. Bagley also
made an unsuccessful attempt to
shoot superintendent Turney, then
fortified himself in the cabin, which
was Immediately surrounded by
mob. The cabin was besieged fol-
eight hours without dislodging the
occupant. Finally large quantity
of giant powder was placed near
the door and ignited. The explosion
following tore the cabin to pieces,
and Bagley was found With bullet
hole through his heart, having
evidently committed suicide. Bag
ley has several sympathizers, who
have threatened Turney's life, and a
strong guard surrounds his cabin
day and night. Jack White and
Bagley's friends were ordered out
of camp by the vigilantes and par
AIDED the town all day with pair of
cooked reVolvers, looking for the
committee, but left at night. Much
trouble is anticipated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Careless Killing.

Boston, "a special engine with
a cabo6se, running west on the
New York and New England Road,
collided with an east bound local
train naar Thomasson, this after
noon. The engineer had orders to
keep out of the way of the pas
senger, but the order seems to have
been forgotten and the special pro
ceeded on the other trains time
w. P. Harrington, of Putnam, con.
ductor, and Albert Clark. of Put
nam, engineer, on the special train
were killed, and a fireman was badly
bruised. On the passenger train
which consisted of an engine, bag
gage and one passenger coach, about
a dozen persons were more or less
hurt.