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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06

ENHIB1TION.-lhc exhibition given NJ
Phoenix Hall last Sunday evening by the
friends and pupils of Mrs. O. Terrio drew
q full house and proved gratifying sue
cess in every particular. The programme
was well arranged and the young per-
formers acquitted themselves in style
that would have done credit to older
heads. The debate upon the question
(Which was the greater General, Napo-
leon Bonaparte or Andrew jackson"
was very amusing, and the youthful
orators John NJ. Maher, Frank Heating,
Henry A. Terrio and VIM. A. Terrio de-
served tho applause which their efforts
evoked. Among the large girls, Misses
L. Israel, Lille belong, Mary O'Malley
and Emma Kriegcr deserve special NELL
ton for their performances, while Octa-
vic Terrio and Josephine Suarez carried
off the palm among the little folks,
though Florence and Katie Comstock.
and Harriet Forcha merit special men
ton. Masters Paul Leblanc, Arthur
Melancon, Geo. Landry, John Pfister and
George Combo sustained their respec-
tive parts with credit to themselves and
their instructor /; in fact, all the children
did exceedingly we'll and their teacher
and parents have reason to feel proud of
their achievements. OF the music of the
Independent Band and the cornet solos
of Messrs. Jno. F. Terrio and j. Arthur
C1averie it is only necessary to say that
they were quite up to the usual standard
of those talented musical artists.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06
Notice.

NOUlCCs
1INBE undersigned executors of the estate
l. of Laurent Millandon, deceased, hereby
give notice that they are about to apply to
the Commissioner Of the General Land OF
fee at Washington, D. c., under Section
1862 and 1868 United States Revised Stat
utes and under Act Of Congress approved
June l6. 1880, for the repayment of the pur-
chase money on the following New Orleans
cash entries, viz:
|: On entry of the S. w. / of Sec. q, T. 9,
s: L. 3, East, by Trasine Braud and Louis
Martin. Laurent Millandon, assignee, June
10, 1886. as per certificate No. 874; and
2: On entry of lots No. 3 and in Sec. Q
T. 9, S. Il. 3, E. Laurent Miilandon, assignee
ex. as per certificate No. 426.
3. On entry of lots No. l, 2, and 8 in Sec.
80, I. g. 8. K. 2, E. as per certificate No.
367, issued December S, 1885.
4. On entry of the S. w. of Sec. SO, T. 9,
5. X. =. as per certificate No. 1866, Lau-
rent Millandon, assignee.
That such duplicate certificates have been
lost or destroyed and can not now be pro-
duced.
Donaldsonville, La, June Is, 1881.
II. G. MILLANDON,
B. L. MILLANDON,
Executors of the Est. of Laurent Millandon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06

The prolonged Senatorial contest at
Albany was ended on Friday of last
week by the election Of Hon. Elbridge
Terry Lapham to succeed Senator Roscoe
Uonklfng. This result was reached after
the holding Of a caucus in which all the
Republican members Of the Legislature
participated. Tho final vote stood, Lap
ham, 81; Potter, AZ. Tho Legislature ad-
journed Immediately afterwards.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06
VALUABLE
Town Lots for Sale

FI11dE5U
DARRoWV1LLE, La,
Opposite Donaldsonville, left bank Mi.ais-
sippi river, the River Ferry Landing being
located near the centre of the town front,
and the proposed New River Read forming
the Western or upper boundary line
A plan Of the Town can be seen at the,
Recorders office.
For further particulars. apply to DR.. a
c. LOVE, at Gibson's Hotel, Darrewviua.
or to the undersigned, at Gem Plantation
BEN GIBSON
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06

The editor OF tho Point Coupee Bann,
is in trouble He has raised patch of
worm-proof" cotton as an experiment,
and can't find amy cotton caterpillars
with which to test the alleged virtue Of
The plant. Now, if lie wasn't particular
as to the species Ct the worm, some Of
DR.. Padron's patients would no doubt be
pleased to furnish him with 4 supply.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-06
DEMOyAL! REMOVAL.
S-Goette,
8.'!& M.k'',
Donaldsonville, La.

Having established himself in new shop
on Railroad Avenue formerly property Of
MI. JOS Hiss), is now better prepared than
ever to receive old and new customers. and
to execute with netness, chcapness and
dispatch all orders for work IN his line.
Thanking the public for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended him, he respectfully
solicits a continuance of their favor.
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recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

oi7oac short clear 09.c Long Short Clear ha'and
e'i S1I oT n ION S.ar DRTSSED HOGS about
i, bcnor and in better demands Heavy TO Light quoted
about per lb lower afterwar recovered ana closed
l9Ls alo ics 1ioice ilidc 100 cs 70 arrive
20 t6t Bcscnber Ii - i52ie, closing 1909
ll322e scery closing IL 300 ll322a; 500 ct. 5aa'
Il1oa roe closing ll.Gjc.; 900 tcs March Io0
i i ' ,s 1885, 5S t Soo Nav 55c closing
lIooc: ~ steam less active sales ~ tc5 Zoe; Re
Glanced, strictly Inc stock sin quite scarce an
State Crsa,5cry Wv F1lr 10 Tancr 2Ga ac state
Ia-iukn tubs Fam to Choice 2a@5c5 state w .ish
FAIR to Choice 2}a3dc are Entire Da.r.cs Good 70 cnegg
isd2c Western creamery, TO- Choice e r,i
choice Western Factory Fair to choice r. a &c
poor to choice GA l2c western Flat Poor to Primo, So
H. &C. Cheifar, Fair TO Choice 0all4c' Sims fy { ~
Island and reorb 8303-c state and Pcnnsyl yana. 80
a. Western. h 2t03, Canada, 27a2oc sou'heihs'
EICE-F@iIy active, steady and unchanged; Carolina
sEEDs"Quct unchanged. ..--,
Raw dun unchanged Farto Good RehninS TX
9 a in 9ssr a De- ana s' le roT % aS
9ac Moa!d A." 9&a9gc; CGnl"coneTi L. L. ',Si
s2aS 1ci yellow do do, 7'i95'4c: Yellow "C 'A2@ e''i
STHhiSE-Apout steady; Prime city quoted i T. "a
ll'c rumoet sales Of iny 7ohglo 93 for delivery ""S
TALLoW,-Dgl and Teak aes o COCO D. 10 o Saw
Parry during The wCe There was an unusual nnm6rI o 81
m'Iulctuer- here ana u seemed as II business was a!nu
10 revive substantial munngr but The announcement lht
The suspension Of The Paeac National Bank Ia! seriously
embarrassed another bank temporary stlu' q" lN
future and consequent Withdrawal ot several large buyers
wool place 81 heavy sales We are
obi god port smaller amount than for any week "i T
last months notwithstanding the limited demand
iUcs hay" been well maintained and IN view ot me mgn
that rule I'm for markets. the healthy condl"h ~
WOoeu glods cited, du moi De-
hcyr they likely Ia be any lower The ~torauon 81 en-
s1encc finn CII circles WI give ne" IN
Vg trade and may fairly ork for .aTeeI volume ~
The sales for the Oh
3D. zoo 70 washed WOO, s4$5' n scontd "u 40 70 r WI
pulled nOs % Foreign, Ioth
domestic ID. Total foreign and domestic I,5o5[OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

! hols, PENNSYLVANIA and Western. 25d27c Eggs-Penn.
Syiyanla "2GJ3c.: Western 3OH3lc. Cheese New York
G Gu 'Ielm l3c.; Western Fun Cream. l2ac do Fair 70
GGipol ~ 2al2c do HAL skinned gGlOac pennsvlvana
SHlmnled d0c. oOHce-iO, lie Sugar-Raw duh at s0
C Tor Far To Good Rehning MuscOvllDc3 Refined firm;
Loaf crushed ana Powdered, 10 ST. Granulatrd 9fc
t,uulh A. ''sa. Secds-CyOcr and Timothy nrm at SD
tlXSeed, q 90 Feed-Bran. $40 5OdS-O Spring
uud$l1 O Petroleum du Kennel 7lsc., Cases, lOc;
NnsKev firm; Western. - IS
LOUIS Nov -hFiour qu.ct and UNCHANGED Wheat
Bcc.tm am lover No 2, Red Fall, - 300 cash. 81 sos
D'V'pper ~ OOPS January, ~ 80 February ~ AZ May
10 " DO, ~ q; No. do. ~ H. bid. Corn easier. With
se Hlts at lower rates, 40 f31c cash; G,ac Drcember
,,, IhuaIy o. &C. February, Gj'7c March, Ot2c. May
S4 Hthcr hut slow, N 4GLc. cash; 4Gltc. December;
- ddluly ~ lc. February. Rye slow, nj 9Uc. bid.
- ~ lHtt at s5cabl -. Butter steady Dairy,
1901 creamery 81 F3Hc Egg steady at SOC for
H'-7Ii, f9Fk Hfm, but slow, ~ SIT % bid January;
~ ~ pa FebU0ry. Bulk Meats slow. loose lots
M is ShouiGer, 20 30, Clear Rib - so Clear Sides,
lacon quiet shoulders Sc; Clear Rib, luc; Clear
2, " hsse I ldy az - l6 Lard npuinaly, lie
~. tlour 5000 bbls; Wheat, 10000 bush; Corn,
.Vy hSh oats. 5000 bush, Barley, 5000 bush. ship
int-tIour 1900 bills; Wheat, % I'd BUSH Corn 40 900
bush. ''''' A' ''-' '''0J' -''O'
tQLEno, Nov 25-WhAat dub but steady: No . Rod
Cp1, november or Docemb r, II 3j February 81 3G1a
1pIu IHGt, but steady; No. Spot CSC. December
p-ci May npminallv G6ilc oats dun and nominal
zoe Wheat dun ana weak No. Red, spot, 81 sos
n NPyember or bcceuher II - bid II - asked Janu
ayi - 'E February, ~ Bob. Corn quiet aut weak No
91uul o. &C. bid G2ltc asked; Nav sc bid GGilC asked
kecripts-Wheat, $1,000 bush; corn. bush; oats
800 bush Smpmeuts-Whcat, 1000 bush; Corn 10000
bush: oats. none. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

LIVERPOOL, NOy 2-2;ODp m.-POrk-Prtme Mesa Eastern,
Uu al o@i TO Western, duh NJ 30. BaCOu-Cumberand
tul HImer az %; short RID nrmer j3; Long Clear,
stl al tNi Snort Clear, steady 40 jO Hams--LOng Cut
nm DO Nhpulder7 duli nc ~ cd. for Hcrl-Inda
9,7 Hi al H Extra Mesa duh NJ llj5 Prime Mess, dun
~ a. Latd-IIime escyn dun at lGd Iaow-Prime
NV HtlF ~ iV. Iurpcutln' steady 10 l2Gd.
i"-l me steady az bBd Common. at 3d Cheese
american Chpier steady az 90. Lard on here Flour
iAlIh state dll at ID 81 Wheat-Nol White, dun lO1d
-" 9pIlhg s'alydt lO1; Winter Ncw Western. steady
~ H. NoIh-AlAed steady at . ia. COttOusocd O-lclOw
AH.l'cd none here" Ro-inCOmmon at London dula G Sd
"Poi. urheIl uc-Sulrlts at London, steady at ~.
Nv !I Nov 2'-ttrctlptS uI Wheat for tho week
FROM Atlantic IO7 $4,000 quarters. from Pacific ports
%v quarters IRON other sources 1000 quarters Corn
$4,000
.ittsF'ol nov 20-3OO D. INSTRUMENTATION steady
al lld Genital Tor Western Flour luGd for
West m Peas lOd crnal Tor Canadian Wheat lu7d
n -; TOT ltOrna White 10 ld0lld. California club;
3loiH lO5l for IL ID Western Spring.
lpNUDN NOV $500 D.. m.-CalCuttl LtnsoGl, 40 per
guaIio Sp,rn on RjSp&IO per ton; Pate ROHn. 1D
lopd Nplilts Iurpentue O. I'd. Refined Petro-
cuh bHJiiL SIIrt- OF Petroleum. 9ll DlOd. Gallon
Common koslu G9d. Ln-eed ON 42j 10 OR2J .
ASlWEEP. Nov. 2S.-PcrOlcum. Il francs - confines
ot hnc pale American. WlcoEs Lard closed at Ia francs
90 ceutimcs per luOkIJA
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cENENAL MARKET REPORT.
anged and quiet.

ASHES Unchanged and quiet, 100, T., ,,,,,r,,
C0TFTTo dllI n weaker M Sas0ll 2c. for ordinary
20 pr m inclu4ag l0ia; sales 20 hgs tH
rvcfn Ir.b. and 1-T bag. Irtlna, nn vl u eIlsi
the steamer Nera arrived with 4Tl5 ha2s stock here ID
frst hands. l57.Ot2 bags. ala, , t1o
1ale, $40 bales saturday ty.nns ihSlu't lv ,t d
E .r -l bales for spinning, 900 bales loI So l'" 1i
la Na,s in transit Delivered on CONTACT ~. ro os
,.ts an fc norris TO-DAY, 7ill bales against t'' "'
- , av asst wei. and SOB u1ies last year silc, o.
1rl1cT 2ll2.Ga7 bales, against 2iIGtIe bales H'ihS
n. no tLl. ll-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

sccrolby
ot It's
Daw tcItu m
aec the cnula naaoria
esrtues hu sceatdc ni
to
et umOnyr h
ofwhc be anlonuc lGanten
Ayoy Intdst nctr ce g a sc
uluooae by mrauyh
B. cSI
ddbyucu
then are mt o y
rsnt anIacr
proceeds -four
she
numa Is adom sarp
ont
enhop itmtOno h BOsat
thcA3snspi'f
the Offices amy Ofhe nf"eI
HSa'hns
uyanoh oproco ar without notice.
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STAINED.
RZ-Inw Nfilhllng

s SS91 '.a tGriiaary o. Niidas ll'ia
Fuu os moderately active CLOSING aip az TO IoiqtS 81 ia
ids; December ll9Sql2O2 Janul - IL l22ij teg
I9y Y5y q S6d SS june i29$dl2ba' July i8o5a
@l&97 ,Aaggt 81 rP5 5na MrFH
Ier 126: Deemeor i2O9 mar * ulS. ~ rs
73i3i NareA AZ oScrta6cT To- closing
IrcesNoyembcr ll9J4l20l D.eom4eL I-V5 IaH5,
April - 566l277 May rs glISS June I2S I ~
I99y3 IN Tr,.T5i ,,r orders. i2io5
FLoUR AND more more. i SSnS,i
moderate export demlnd with the Ou'i@SS mAnH IA L'|
e3 a5j OO2 GR ats inquiry 'li"f z fog s S Il
for West Indies 5ofoT s%ath A@gri 55, and b 70
sping; g 75qSl 90 Tor Winter Wheat $50 bbis. Low
'a 80 i for pTng 4 75ds5 for Winter Wheat
& S2SG o 4aage NH 4o0 DD N'' Winter Wheat EZRA
$ 25a$9 he sales GSo 9sl 70 ,Y TGT9 d for
IRENE; Snperdnc 81 4Oas5 90; Common TO Fair
A ss c S1 to GOOD cd western $3.50 Good ccc
to GOOD Good to E' Caooc hou d 81
Common soa EEi "a J M MS4s sc 6.e s2' S
kerS 2la s7ds7 5O straight, qS7 20; Patent So 20
Very % s. 6odss Patent wn3sT Wheat H7ia
Saie 6nchanssd sales 90 66 including Common
Good LStEa S5G%6 Good to T4&eg F. et
steady saeI 400 RPls Sgggrn & q a. later az *
irene FLV6 Gu s ~ W western s 7
FdREIGN FBUITs-sales by auctionof 1000 phls, Al.
GEAINPWiiEAT -Markctheavy and ',al4c lower fairly
Red large trade on spgcnative account SLUs
future 5Ga 900 bush cash, including ngrlded Winter kel
Sc Tei. Il S5isGsii q; 10 3 Ted. 81 5Saa&I: faf
board 81 - = Ungraded WhiteSl 3OaSl 80; White Canada
81 S7 eq Canada y II NO WHIT n 20 go I%
81 s. DecemberSl 3Slqa 40 new aid rue Clo'l-
DO Fe9ary IL l4a$i Is, closing g ~ TO- Mare ,, D. =
ca Ia Is I'D o s, a.. 'S SO R S5 is.S rd CR
hu.h ANA 40 /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
DOMINION OF CANADA
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Incorporated the Great Seal of e Dominion Canada.
FIVE PER CENT lS7 MORTGAGE
Land Grant Fifty Year Cold Bonds
Total Authorized Issue $25,OOO,OOO
Accepted by the Government
of Canada as security for the
Completion of the Contract
between the Government
and the Company 100000
Now offered to the Public 100000

plandI atpah col OF h nn principal Mon
ngand att 4a1b
anlah er asea
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TRUSTEES FOR THE BONDH0LDERS:

CIAS F. SMITHERS ESQ, President of the Bank of Montreal
Hon. JOHN HAMILTON President of Canada
SAMUEL THORNE, ESQ, Merchant of Newly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH RirT, Vessels ara RiT'''' 900,
NEw-Y DIRK, Monday, Nov - 81
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financial.

A IL who are interested in rlilroll business
~ and mileage SATISFIES should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAC1r III nov r'1i. p-,f1 ,, c'lti byuEL
OFFICE or TR
No. % NAsstr.sL NEw.YORK Nov - ISL
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
~ HOLDakS 81 this Company will be hold AZ Portland.
me transfer books VII. close this purpose December
7. II. TYNDALE,
Assistant Secretary.
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- got me rri1lne Nnl1lo pr 1881 II give! tho hglros
Unied'ales H3Ve1uo LL sCpal tIrJ silcJ 1871 PRICE,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
~ OF NEW DIRK.
30. - Nassau H., corner u Pinest
CAPITAL, 100000 ~ L. s. BONDS
Allows interest deposits. rcturnable demand at
specified dates Is legal depository for money paid into
Court Is authorized 10 act "A Executor Administrator
Transfer Agent of stocks aI Onl, and a. rruss5o Tor
l.aiIoad Mortgages.
HENRY F. sPAULDTNG President
BLNJ. b. SHERMAN (vtca prostleuts
CD HANCOCK Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
ttMrFL y. ENtugK. GIDEGE ". LANH.
JuNAfuAN IhpEN. jacob y. NF1tLYF,
IsAA. y PusLT5, GRO MCCuLLOgI MlLLsR
JOSIAH VI. Fi-hE, ROSWELL SHE'LL.
fh ,,iI, q. H 1,y,2ly AVA AVA. h K Ne,
EasGN h. Cos,.EE CHNHLK- liygR.
CIV G 81 4. a.l5l TgF IL %4' aaoa7u
DAVID BOWS PrlcY p. PTyE.
MtuH Ban, HNEY Il. srArLpNl.
wa ALLay I.uEL Cr.i.E D. ~l.Lt.
HisI. b. ~Hr..itN
Gas STOCKS AMI CITY B.R. Stocks and Bonds
~ unurltIIis..L b. D. Ht"llt, d nEtIIIlo-piIce
GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSS.
NJ ~ul" 70. e. sums Invested In stocks aud guaranteed
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ,.....
Ir..i ,9uraa, or ill., patt who has lo,sa
~ l,.lp.e co. IS I.A,....zc place. ScW.Yrrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Forthe weok endlng Nov. 2s. 1851.

KEGLlIr
Beeves Cows Caves Sheep and Lambs Swine
1850 s. 2O67 1886 3JOJ1
These sold at the loving places
BeeyaS COWS. calves Sheep Swine.
s3Ee SE STOCK ar' so So lbs 9s 80
FOTtetiSt, \. K.....-.. $1,000
Receipts last week .....!4,3l2 los 200 1886 +hGli
week last NcIr.. 1868 IL l,ttb En.0t D.'i,i
AY.W'AJ reefs last ycal3JlS l2G 52ol 3Z5oo "o14O
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A IL who are interested in railroad business
"a aud mica 20 tltlStc5 should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAt.Dr 1881 nov r'ti 10. J"c1 > csIty DyuE-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15
Shot Himself.

New York, 13.-Gen. Herman Uhl,
formerly business manager of the New
York Stats Zeitltng, and . prominent
member of the NRtioRsl Guard, acct
dentslly and fatally shot himself this
pm. al his home. $50 East Sixteenth
street. His family, consisting of his
wife and three children, were prepGrin &
for drive in Central Park, and Gen.
Uhl, with his brother-in-law, Otts Ssr-
toris, was cleaning some small arms in
the back parlor. Gen. Uhl remembered
q revolver in the closet of the parlor
which be said needed cleaning. he went
to the closet, and suddenly the report OF
pistol rang through the house, aud
Gen. Uhl staggered out Of the closet
holding his lett breast, and gasped,
"Run for doctor" Soon after the ar
rival of the doctor the general died.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen sTe author
lzad 10 canvass for the SALT LAKE
DAILY. SEm.WEEKLY and WEEKLY
HERALD; also to receive payment and
receipt for the same:
VI. Muir. Bountiful, Woods Cross and
Centreville
IA. Lewis. Georgetown, Bear Lake Co.
Jos Morgan. Wellsville, Mendon, Logan
VIM. Hulme,.. Bloomington, Bear Lake
W. A. Stewart, -Inverury, Sewer County
John aortin, ...-.Rockport and Wanshlp
II. Tuft, ............-Monroe, Sewer County
ThUs. Wsllsce......0gden and Weber 90
l.. T. SheDhprd. -. Rear Lake County
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15
RAMSEY
Discanis o. The Army and Gar
field

Discsnts o. The Army and Gar
field
New York, I3 Secretary of War
Ramsey was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday. In response to an inquiry by
Tribune reporter concerning the o. +
tons Of the United States army, he ssr .
The deplorable thing about our army
is, it is very much detached. To be
effective it should be concentrated. In q
day of railrosd facilities there is ne good
reason for maintaining so macy scattered
army posts. The present force Is sufi-
GENTLY large for all purposes, provided
we could have good, effective force
centered at one point
Mr.. Secretary, said the reporter, what
do you think are likely to be Gen.
ersl Garfeld's cabinet appointments
Senator Blaine, as secretary o state
will be premier of the incoming ad-
minittration. Naturally he will have
some voice in forming the next cabinet.
It has been said he would throw his
influence against the wishes of Senator
Conkling.
On, mol Blaine is to much of a states
man to allow his private grievances to
affect the welfare Of the republican party.
General Garfield entertains too broad
views to permit such action.
How about the future of members OF
President Hayes cabinet?
They will sill retire, and If the record
justities their friends in presenting them
for further official tenure, possibly some
of them may be connected with the Iext
administration. will say right here,
ssid Secretary Ramsey, that no man ever
entered the White House with such con-
tinuous knowledge of public life as Gar
field has. From him this country can
feel assured of large, liberal ststesman-
ship in the conduct OF affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Christians in Macedonis are sgkin i'll
treated and leaving.
For two weeks of opera in Chicago
Mspleson tvok So. OC0.
Lowell IS said to be tire OF the Englisl
mission and will resign.
The frat install ment OF the RoumeliAr
tribute to Turkey is paid.
There is considerable talk Of al extrl
spring session OF Congress.
A big corner in the Chicago pr ducl
market is being arranged.
Berlin business men are extensively
signing memorial favoring bi-metAli.m.
The fraudulent naturalization bu-iness
of 1868 is being overhauled again in New
York.
The first meeting of the Ladies Land
League was held in Glare Morris, Oh
Sunday.
Captain Eads says he is not disc jurARed
because the House laid his chip railway
bill on the table.
Eleven socialists, on trial in Vienns
the last few days, have been acquitted,
and two convicted.
AZ tue press OdUQubt III NulChROs VI
Saturday, Hayes paid a high tribute TO
the press as an educator.
Some recently arrived German social
lists addressed meeting in Irving Hall,
New York, on Sunday.
Psrnell has been asked to be the guest
of the Brooklyn st Patrick Society, at
the annual dinner on March 18th.
Important movements in Union Pa
cific coal stocks, telegraph stocks and
Northern Pacific stocks are expected this
week.
Anti-ccercion meetings in hyde Park,
London, on Sunday, resulted in some
beating of heads. There was tremen-
dOus procession.
Stanley Matthews says Garfield will
give the country strong and Satisfactory
and that Blsine will be
. mem Der of the cabinet.
The ninetieth anniversary of the birth |
lay of Peter Cooper was celebrated IN
Cooper Institute on Saturday, when he |
$40, 900 to the institution.
w F. Williams, New York, owner Of |
100 shares of Western Union stock, has
begun suit against that company, asking
N INDUCTION against the consolidation.
lie alleges that too much was pad for
he A. s. p. and American Union, and /
hat his stock has thereby been depreci-
tied il value.
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FolJoxizz are the ruling whoissals
In, - in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15

Lafayette, 12.-The pay car Of the
Cincinnati and Indianapolis, st. Louis
and Chicago road collided yesterday at
Montmorency with 8 passenger train,
owing to the difference OF time in the
watches of the conductor. Both trains
were badly wrecked. Conductor He'd
dinger Of the pay car was badly hurt
about the hesd.
Washington, l4.-Receipts from in
ternal revenue To-day, S657 944; customs,
1881, 2S6.
New York, 14.-The Lake Erie and
Western Railroad has followed the Penn
sylvania company's lead and put immi-
grant rates down from New York to
Chicago.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

FoIloxizz sre the ruling whoiessI
sayipg pSscss in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Whcst, rs q SOC. 9 busha
BARLEY, seed 31.25 ? cwt; Oats, 81
VFL0UR-IXX (old) s2.S5 q $3.50
xxx odd $3.50 q 2.75 $cyt-
POTATOES-35c. 9 zoe. ? buahel.
5HELLED OORN-SL259Sl. 35 cvt
RRAN-SI. 90; Shorts, SI.l0 y cwt.
W0OI-Choice Fleece 1920 p b.
HIDES-Prime Flint, l0cg14c = D.
Following are the latest quotA1lonR
sfgour. grain, wool, etc., in tsa sRR
Francisco market
FIOUR-Superane % eO94 90, Bakers
EEtrs, s425 q $3.50. Family EItr1A
Is 90; WsIls Walla, extra, Is n S - %
WHEAT No. l, 81 80 % Sst; Ne
HBSA "A Ri 774e zoe. for CeaIt
aBd S5c995c forBAyi BFewins' 1881 y
0 6Gii at 81 9o@ 81 4'T O'i'
CORN 4 8S - ouOtable at s78 @sl 90 foI |
Lsrge Yellow; 81 05 @Sl OF for omSli'
and Is a 81 IS for White, ? ell.
HIDES-Dry hides, usual selectlonS,
Flint, Il q I73c,; Dry KiDs, Il y i1sc'
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over ooLDh
loo; do, under 55 lbs, 93c; kips, IOci
Oalfskins, 10 q 1910.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
Contractors.
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.
0fics 10. 1884,, First South St, Salt
Lake City. P. o. Boz 4Si,

LAke OlIys T. y. BOX Al,
Undertake and execute, on tie loves.
terms and In tbs shortest time, either or ali
tising. ironing and equipping Steam aorse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and coz
structing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
squeducts, dams etc., laying ont and Tradip :
streets, hSswslks, parade grounds and race
tracks; e1osvstinR for buiIdins ioun6a atoms,
eellase, drains, ETC., a. well IS every and All
other kinds Of work requiring the removal II
sSrth, gfayeE cement, stone. etc. etc.
4, ED09ENue gupt,