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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-07
ON SUNDAYS

Trains viii leave salt Lake City fer Black Rock,
Garfield snd Lake Point at am. and 40 p-In :,
returning, viii arrive at Salt Lake City az 2,a9
pm. and so pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-07

the East dTC TIC WEST
! Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other
great feature of our Palace Cars is a SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana
at all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers al all points crossed by this
line, and transfers are avoided AZ Council Bluffs
Kansas City, LeavenwOrth and AtChiSOn. con-
neCtiOnS being made in Union DspOtS.
The principal Il. Z. connections OF
this great Through Line are as follows
AT CHICAGO. with AL dIyerging lines for the
East and South.
AT ENGLEWOOD, with the LIS. & us, and P.
Fl. w. q G. r. Rds.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with P, C. & St
Z. p. r.
ALA SALE with Ill Cent. r. r.
at PEORIA with P. p. & j.; p. d. & E.; l. B. g.
W.; III. Mid; and T. p. & w. RdS
At ROCK ISLAND with milwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock ISi'd PEG. RdS-
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport Division
AtWRsT LIBERTY. with the B. CT MR.
At GRINNELL, with Central Iowa r 4.
At DIES MONIES. with u. NJ. & /, ID. K. =.
AtCOCNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific r. r
st OMAHA. with i. & no. r r i. Tin Neb-3
at COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with B.C.I.S Mr. R.
At OTTUMwA with Central Iowa T. r.; W..
AtKEoKUK, with Toll, PEG. & War; Wab. st.
Louis d Pac., and st. L, Keo. & y. W. p Rds,
At CAMERON, with H. St j. r. T.
AtATCHlsoN, with Ateh., Topeka & Santa Fes
At LEAvEEwORTH, with Union Pac. and Kan
At Kansas CITY. with all lines for the West
through to PEORIA. DIES MONIES,
Gibson, and LEAVENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route are sold By
1d Canada.
r. ST. JOHN
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-07
BUILDING LOTS.

CHOICE BUILDING LOT, FIRST SOUTH
u street, 3xI0 rods; good neighborhood.
Call and see il.
A TONY BUILDING SITE, NEAR EAGLE
A Gate. Call at my office for terms and
TSSn0 ANOTHER CHEAP BUILD
OlIUU ing Site on First South street.
715xl0 rods, south front. For pleasant
home it is unsurpassed.
6kO5 a CHOICE BUILDING SITE,
9OSU 5x20 rods; good well Of water,
fruits. etc. Sixth East street.
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS; LOT 6X10
IL rods of ground, good orchard, penlty Of
water, etc; on horse car line, 9TH Ward;
GISn0 CHOICE BUILDING Lo4,
Sl0UU south front, First south street,
god neighborh0od, hydrant water.
80SA BUYS ANOTHER NICE BFIbD-
0OOU ing site, near Bishop Sharp's, Brig
1Os1 ACRES IF LAND NEAR WARM
lSU springs Bids wanted.
GI5n0 Two Two. a Full g LOT LOTS a TWO
EYI0 RIDs OF GRoUNDl on BRIG
;OAIU ham street corner lot. south
CnN0n TAKES TWO FULL LOTS,
AZUUU Sth Ward, east front.
500. Lot 4x6 rods of ground; Nineteenth
$3.50 Lot 1oziO rods Of ground; First South
500. sjlz1o rods. First Ward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-07

BEN @ 80
dP~a
, 1881-10-08

TIE EAatft1.TtEa 0F DAY.
Victor .1nhnAun.7 ycArs uld. living Mt M. 13l
Nurth l1nlstul street. WIZ run Over ut moon ycs-
tcrt1ay bya hccr- wnrm driven by sutno IT'LL
known porso,i, atst ind his right leg broken
nbuvo tt,o mike. Ito was tnkcn to tho County
Hospital fur treatment.
4 team OF horses nttnchcd to n delivery
wnYnn driven hy ". u. Dwycr, nnh bcinnElaH To
tie lfnrk I'hchtre. tank fright Mt,d rh M'y,y at
lt41 ycEtprllny rrpttlNtt nelr tho cnrnur NJ f.n-
shtto nnd Randolph strctts, nrd III lront NJ No.
tn West NnlntulIH strret cnlitlud with II eMr-
rIaRe belonging III Sir. 4. II: 1}cllrtlsey. Ihu
t!nMla1c done tn both rlts Is esttt'1ntel At S.U.
Freta 1}IAnkanRlHlrF WIS run UrHr ut buetfk
taHt Gtelttt,1 oil the crossing Ut Ihkc anil pes-
rlaines Streets hy horsg a1i,i m,Exy driven M % w
S s,,o hc n a1G bruiact ins tic body. f,r. tsri,,.
10y. WIN Intended, anticipates no serious re-
suits, however.
ThbniAs iifli. u roofur III tho employ Of Will
lint Wlpclpr & Cts., while ut work i1T,ttt ,ICw
building ut Nh. l f1Alstctl street. ycsturtluy NIT
urn0g,t, accidentally Slipped mud fell ux,inst
Il kektIn III hot pitch, which ilo tivorturnch
upon himself. lilo WINS iMtlly burned nbOut
tbs ,lrns md hands, and tho left slide VI ht* cId
Nrtt fhcc. aud. utter 1tuSt1,H 1rcn attended ut
uelHhlHrttly itruK store, wis taken to tho County
iiOspltM by tho (,ueg patrol.
william SNuttn. 10 yetrs old. while at sTurk
with II i,lAchnr-AltHur III Wells s. Fiench'B cir
Mt,tks In l.u lIinu island AyGEtiG district, Ncel-
tluEtAIly btegulu cntMnglgti III tho nelllile. and
WAS nCnrly llsen,lUweletl DeIur1 ho WIS rxtri-
ettod fte WIS tnken tn his hume. No. s1i lIln.
lnAl street, and ii physician who there attended
hIn says he canuOt live.
, 1881-10-08
'sBAFFLED FLAMES"

The Hartford Flre-1nsurnnce Company,
through Mannger Blssell. marks the tenti,
anniversary OF the "great fire" by the issue
of MI interesting paper having the above for
Il caption, md intended rs recnrl Ut wlnt
this institution Inns accomplished during. tho
decade ''in repairing tho ravRges OF lire."
ut the proud old col,Ipany IT, tho ilist Of
what Appenrs to be Y Aeu uf ltulles, through
wllfell Rleutns equally conspicuous and As II
ki,own ,lotto, "Flatiinls Quae c0rruptn
rnnnt TG,'ovnru cnIlalilllr," freely rendered,
"W1 1Abor To restore wliAt tho tlnn.es DE-
stroy.h Il glalce ut tic contents Ut the p,l-
per will shNw how r.yally thu l,lOttO has
been illustrated by the cnmpa'ty; 4, coi,-
pleto list of, the cInin!s paid III
the Chicngo fire. a9gregatlng tho sun,
ns tho claIi,Is laitl IN iiye other great fires
that lave occurred during tho decatlc-
nnlnely: boston, Chlcagn tl6I!l,. Oshkosh,
summary Of lhc ontlro losses the colnpany
ltts pNld during tho ten yeNrs, WHICH reaches
the remarkable Hull 0f Sl9,034 ,DtitD3. An
other striking f1ct lunrned from this paper Is
that out OF thiTty.sevell and 4 hnlf millions
taken by this institution since its 0rgantzA~
tlon n,ore tllan twenty-f0nr and II ilnlf mill
i"1!s Elaye been returaed to ,,! polleHo!ders IN
tLln is the sl,nreln OF profit upon which even
after paying the expenses Incident to tha
hllHtncss-t0 accumulate q surplus for great
''recor,l" Us tho "Oid iiartforl" exhibits
~ Its decade memorial neeIs no nthpr c0,li-
Mendation to entltlD 1t to the foremost rank.
, 1881-10-08
FATHER CONWAY,

TIE NEW ylCAH.uRNKNAt. or THIS ptOCEsH.
Tho 1lt.ltoy, archbishop Fcohan has just up
pointed tho ltuv. I. j. Conway, pastur af st.
Fatrtck's Church. ns the vlear-Goneral OF tho
AreadlooGso OF Chicago apd pastor Ut tho
Catnelr4! OF tho Holy Maine. thus succeeding
tho loy. nE. MustutIou, how t!tshup OF Dnvui-
port. This soisetion !s NJ, emincnty lifting Una
md will give delight and satisfaction to th0se
ui,.ter archbishop Foehan's Charge, as Fathar
CouwMys utility IL wei! known. aHd hls udinins-
tt7ttion Of the church he ia leaving tlaB been 90
successful ~ to make 1t Ut the luust iatluotsz
tial 9nd useful tn tho city, Under hia careful
al,u faithful Ghnrge Ut. pntrick's parish has
Krown and prospercA, und 1t IL only here that
thore VII! bo ruxsot folt, not hccauso Of bis
promotion, but bscauso this church will lose
pAster VIM haa watched AAl cared for his cnn.
Hre4ullnn with u tAthGr's tAru and xeal. Tho
cnnunt executive ability which Fnthor Conway
bus suown In thu caru Ut II. Fatsluk'a Ihust.h
VIII tntl larger aphero 0f usefulness aid will
70 doubt provo or 9roat Vaiue aud ass1stance to
The isov. Faiher Conway was born III Ireland,
aud CAN'T III th!s country whpn IL ycarx af Axe.
Fur u tluio hs WNs engaged !m tuercnntilo bu3l-
+ HESS, but showing u lGstto for clvrlcAl HE hu
antcred tho Cutlexo Ut st. Mury's 0f tho
I.ass. ana atsrEwartis that uf tho Luz.
Nuy t4s Aa4au Chlea3u nL hvnu tor
, 1881-10-08

TIE FOnMEu DESERTED ny 4 BtNEsMAN-THE
CtMM.sa1nSElsS bAEKE1ts.
Sir. Tilntnns Lynch, tito dIslil!vr, One Of Con.
T.leb's bundstnon, notified Controller 0nrncy
yesterday morning TINT he ie*fretl tn wthdrAw
his tau,o from tho Gcnertis ol.lsaI bonst. Arc
portor for l'1tE TRIBUNE called IN Mr.. Lynch
during tho ,1ay and nskctl him whrn he tlat1 uaB
UP his mind tn withl1rnw fr1tn tiCn t,tct,a ban.
1,etnr. Harrison WIS rctccte! slaynE.", wns
nxrue,'1s,,t tha, Nc wUuII mt 70 Or reinnin uu
i.otiis for my onc. Aftor tho ulertlon expected
Tint, ns tho Term nf tw' yeMrs hail oxpfrod ltcb
wnutd tciicsu tnU. hut heard Ut nnthtnH Ut
tho kind. and as Il was tho only horsi yot r..
,n"ns r. M sa e wsh ny ny se 5 @ @ a S wsn
"Whnm did ynu nntlty hinlY" a..
chy.iiaii. and IBID Il u,lk with tho Mayer, lilo
Controller. md Con. t.etb. lthouuht the tlntter
wn. enlul until. II day or two nxo, Mr.. u,,rl,cy
lice ,t ny withdrawal. which / did,. You See
continued Mr.. Ly,leh. " | hnse hcrn In tho hablt
"on @ us Suswocn nf ia 'stIiery ss @ u and i; Go
Du money, aud thosp taots Iod Sir. sl,tclit und
1ie to form at1d put iHtU EUrct this resolution.
RrICK1Stl up ron WALLER.
Several prn1Hlncnt citizens hive recently
caIlc.l ,'pon Mayor Harrison, among whom VI, wts
Mr.. Killings. Of tho West Side, insls;M!nE M to hn
,,nt allow hin, IT, be overr'ldcn by !ion. Lieu:
Thuy argue Mr.. Wnller has leen nm honest and
full confidence, which thuy hnvp not ~ tiun.
1.leb, air.! thai he mist not force Mr. Wallor 10
tint F,out where he will tontler bis res!gnntloil.
In tho lcttor which Gon.. Lch solt to
tho Mnyor rs II copy " that which
lu haA wrttten 10 Mr.. WoMlforrl. he wns very
enrefnl 10 eliminate all titieH. I'll that Mr.. WMa-
In TINT nctibn lHrtarcu the existence Ut Mr. WRt-
ler cnlrnlr, and i that Mct tho Mayor SUSTAINED
HIM. Thu Mayor did nut ,lnrc tn give tho lettpr
to tho apers. though he clnltnel that 1t w@s full
Of Hot't suggestions. Tic rent portion OF 1t ia
n TRIBUNE rIM,rter, but WIS exceedingly cnrc-
ful that ho should not huar II MI. or SOC my
purtiun ot It. Mayor ilnrrson claims TINT tho
l,apcrs nro not treating. him Ealrsy in tho mat
tor INT tho fnca npyertheloss remains nc ~ I'ti
1nlnstrat!on ts suffering III consequence.
, 1881-10-08
MICHIGAN RELIEF.

SUCCEssFUL ENTERTAINMENT At THE MUYIC-
n"t'n' ,,,,
Aslargen nu aaulchce ia was pfooaolt exrecfcd'
but not by any tne,l.,s lHrke tho cutcrtAtn-
mcnt mcrItcd. gathered In Central MusIc- HILL
v"s,ornv .rt.r,,,,, ~ t,.ar rho ,,n,trt for H.,
aus ~ ~. ,.tt ~ ~ s... .' 49,. NV
ooneht or the alleh'sleh suneecfs' Ihe program
syls Il limo ono, tho nrLlsts embracing Il variety
ot theatrical nnd musical talent rarcly com
pinea .,t 10 ono perloslaanae. az. II. t1afahee
Eaay' VINO was 10 hase opetlea tue concert NY u
professional march. was sick, and Dir, McCnrro!I
syas INDUCED to pluy tho number though on ehart
.,,.t,,, H,tn or.hos,ro ~ n,,r ror,,. ,,,n""s
@ ~ w., Ir,,I .,.,s,a sa @ H.. PSus'
turc rum "olorou," heiuR lcd Dy iIuns l,nlutku.
,f'bis wnY followed by Webstcr's " Flnu nf the
t,.a.. >, ,,,.n,, i,u r,ayt,,,. a,,,,,n o,,.,.as
, 1881-10-08
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

thu Hrrntcr rurttuta uf ha lIie, and
Ii now nbt,nt 4, ycnrs Of uHe. III. buennir a
rnatnr af church in HI ls'uls In 1Nt,, where ~
Church 1T 81. James In This city. lie rsnnthtd
ttr,c until ls7l wte, le wns c,.Ilrl t,pnr e tnke
chnrno nf 81, rntrtck,a partli; Wl,c!i Fhti.er
tInwn i,y ii hrnvs ,lnht. trllorn l,Hyn tmcu n,,ny
improvements lnu III It nlIlCt. anil hf tho ami
parish was n,Mir 10 prttsper, n,,.l III !rts thnn
Tour yt,nrH WIS htUuxht ',Mt ar t1clt. Whh such
II rrct,r.l, Fnther CunwMy rnl1ltut hglp but hH
successful III his l.Gw xphcrf. nt,ll Archbishop
Erui,n,, at,d tho cathocs nt ts ttl.'ccs,, Mrc tu
!,a congratulated upon tho eminently-wsse SC.
lcGtln1 Inntlc.
Fnt,nr COnwiy Is succeeded. by Tho tsev.
NGan Terry. IT Oltnwn. whnsc Grot!lor WIN nlsn
NJ II. ratrlck's Church M IN ts1i lean Terry
Ii spukNn NJ ~ m MblD HlNlt. Ut high nhtIlty,
who will III dnt'.t Mhty attl In extending tho use-
fliucsa of ttI6 church.
, 1881-10-08

ts-,tcd. m rs,at1l-car,ls could bc ubtnnel at tho
Chleagu Post.Df:e. 'fhD 1nmIlId l,'Ist rxcredc,I
tho supply ~ greatly TINT tho stnrk was tx-
hansscti tcfnro nnther sl1rrly could hc !ntd In.
1here will bD nicuty by toluy or tonorrnw.
1,,1ntsta tho months III AprIl. Muy. md Juno
tho ctnp!oyIs uhicr tho c.1ttutlni nF THO tHs-
snn- lla,nso ncc1te,i ,ln ly ttl' i,'rrsnrlttin,i
tInlh,,ts discounted their checks ut olcc ut
bx,r!rltnnt rates. u,ll Tho 9rrAt tInlurltf wcro
nnsuih through tho agency Of Collector Smith,
ws'e maie tl,p ltecsssry arrangements with tue
hunks. Within few .inys # bug ihcli i.''lsnt
" tI,ese iniJnrcrs NH yesterday tl!e lrafts mr.
rlvrli. Yesterday they "crr utIt!tiett TT learn
That tho ..rn,it1t amounted to . 1-la per Cent.
MI the cInlluyGs on tho rol receiving CHECKS fur
tho hHlAUCu,
, 1881-10-08
u, =. a.

TilE Pension Agent dl.busScsl yesterday &1,670.
IllE COLLECTIONS OH dulable goods yesterday
amounted to $..5,B1l.
NJ the 6ub-rreasury yesterday $1,000 In gold
and e., ,0U ln silver WIS lishurBe.l.
THE inturnll-rpycuue rueulpta yesterday
amounted tu t:3a, ,1as. Of whNh t:a,H4s Wis for
splrlts, Sh.g76 for tobnoco and cigars, and ti,N6
fur lePr.
tAs4AAuAy, lur ll.v Arat t4u4V sluvv tlv} Welu
, 1881-10-08
TIE ClTY-IIALlI.

n,,,,, ,,,a;---,7.rr
...-,
THERE were stirty-nf,c h,'ral. permits Issued
ycster,iny, and twenty nine dcAti,s reported IN
thn nl,v
TnE acknowledgements. engineers. md ,inltoFs
.t.tnt,t. .t:tv.rrrns,trcr Toni fIrcnn,, always
,vnor. - willie vr.t and IN md ii rrtx,k umt.
slIn, 10 Tho FlrcDon's llcticf Fund lcrut,sv If
ssSr ss...in, n ,r1,r,pttv n,,,t,uy M I'm ,1r,
81 Tho North Pier, thereby saving him great
ta'na4e'
TlIE city Itself WIS serycd with t,uttcc yes
ecrilty 10 ul,mtr Il Bntpkp ulIisnItre nj tim tty.
ilH{l. wtrru tho stuukG. stuck uCluhes forth II
Trrnt ly!slrk elnllsl. Tho t,u,lee was served on
i,art,,,Gl,s. G - ''' : 0
rms rrvtncor NJ thu city. facl,. tobn II. 1,vou.
l ,..,,nSs.. nIs ~ rat, ."u II,
weller arg smc Mnynr 9sf y n1x1ons @ y nSnf tr
!tess" % nssinX !. res wno ~ % e',. tat ko !" @ III
spcesllIy he"r from the'n'
MAyDn HARRISON will uppoHo the grant to tho
West Division Street ltnlwny EUnillal1y Ut tho
rIYtlt to iny trael on Albums street from stictl-
igan tycuo to flatstot!, ilt,iess tho corporation
uurces IL nut t,p u INV dUtlbte width vlalurt
cut CIT o" 81 10 Ie %SrSs:' Is sten 70 ths. .n.scl
sy ts con1ny o." M cat, Uasiiy aiiosd 10 ny Gut much
for tho franchise.
Thu building permits issued yesterday were
!tasol,ont M .,rck stnro anl two!lnx "A 1y % feet,
, NJ" ES aousia msc,,,,s, ~ ST 81 xa: y, ~; n nan
t sene!.t vu..aa", & ~ ." ase'' yis,
Within Mnnki twt. sturv tiwuIjinY ii ny nj ft|t
Nj, jl1 L4lwp nyun.le ID eust $iHI; H. 4cl,t,i,.lt
c-stury cuttugc, II by iU feet, Emerald nrc-
i,,tp tlpa wcttty ninth street. 10 Gust xt 1 H.
Mar ~" brick wWr!!is
street. to gt.st x1,1Ul: Mrs. II. FalrchtId, ntle-
, 1881-10-08

DRuNKENHESs-VERy IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Tho Chicago Ctnahuna Cholncnl Company
hive purchased for $4,000 Dr. DUngor's elm
ehonn cure. Until furthor notice tho remedy
can sEIl 10 BhtMinc ut ur. D'Ungors oilicc, :ss}t
Prairie avenue. CDngultAtun free.
, 1881-10-08

Had. Hugs, H0actcE,
rats, mice, nnts, tiies, yerInin. mosquitoes tn-
kpcls, etc., Ulshred uut 1y "ltouKh Ou ltAts."
FIftcGn.cGut boxes At dsugktHt8.
, 1881-10-08

The delicate bouquet Of I,uuk s; lanyner'R
"siars" C0loguu Ii not "loud," but elinuing
and lIIusyg.
, 1881-10-08

!'aTy Vst"ry "fS fSr 't:! so c!;y, ana IT. u crc Is c
,s,,t.'h ti,nv inv. tr,i,irI i'm t,s,,
4 nol1 bad atteinrs to 1reak X ot ',!.t ,, 81 tho
mi. NJ tho llatrison street ioiteu cn.rt WIS
ntle ytstut.lly n!tcriltsm "
sirnll,ix ii cont and xcst froni u p.wn,s shnu o,i
Etk street; IT. IL Ino % ,o n.y., "nG tne % Ma VIZ W.
fst f 'Ssk e o IL s ts a esf %s Ito Ito
chiIn!lry ano my tao esiis ostW. cfe - ~ VIZ ss
eonf!.'ta ~ .itr r. COULDN'T ope,a. 81 70 saf
s E5sst Ms ne io nup .rx 'uIr n
eow md upc,'e tho 9ar % ot ne staF%my, r@ ',n
foro up uss,so hIs '!,scrcss!u ireak w. rt.
oKitzGa ny hno OF $loo' aaa nc was eecnFe's
''cxoa op' ,,,ov .,,,x, nv ru,v.u
rungrcRAtion u i'rof: Iinvid swing n.semh!c.l
a. IL" s,.,,,,,,..r rn,if, uT tbu Frijuy evening
nfoyer"inrvinEs. Trnf. SwiuF presided. mud at,-
th"sn Weekly " nss.,.nGIngos u Krvator importance
fhn1, cvcr iteru Mutt. cujd Tho sorju feelings
s efe 1s ~ rsSa s s4 ~ ~ u
Snrh ryct,iCr rCni i, simple pnpcr :" on so,tc
sUbjrrt atigTt, ,stcd by any tutntIcr Ut his tlncK.
ilst nixt,t hls rell,urks tu,icled upDn tic true
| nnturc " l'rnycr. ~ lcHrnt" Rr.y ns Wo nisRnt
VII too .xas sss nt n ;'na H. orb ho pIen " 10 10
|
plans ~ II wae 10 recnf;cso us ~ mem. H.
It Was bond of hIy irtSflasnp St~Ge, ING
s amu nGfVn, f,,., ,xtt,,t ~ n r. .,,m"i.
gs ." b, @ f1 yst tnore ~ n',,rs wMs
m'e s!on x th",vhttnl @ % oxpandHy IL tlio f.ors
fyer, .sSxs5 III xSSs a;' ', "sS s;;S Sss T. '
far.,r n rnssyn et ,ru wors trl,stf,,css,
s1s'iS aud ivy WI w. Wit e thS* si"se' f.e
III. ;h,ts ~ u iii, H!,cn lii nn, i,rtnr lufy
iii H Nir,ist int thu suffering sui Of te iiatrif
~ sr, t,Ht ~ ~ r"u' nf,sn'iv imm.tnn oy.r tho
s 9x.1t ~ net,t nt I'M, in'M II in k%, montn TO-
w W. ,..rss.ri1r inu fataIs sl Il would imyn
f,r,,, III ths suty OF every masi 10 i,tuy
Ss ,cysry i w; s1d q &c ,'j ss5jGtTSs d 9
hin,scir. biz, i Nv !. wefc. Gy traer. ind they wcre
WI nir prnys,s ti,at wa yio'aty shs inws r
@ sa J S sys ' fss, ~ , S' ' Il Sats 81 's
eW ays aao Ws Su, IT, tso arso renk ii
FIJI ,nat Is sn9re .ho was W which wv
sras, ;hstt': hs !iaoss af pr;yer w A., tnt r.,
e thts r,%r tho t Ko' ws ibo ens s. It.
uMI nsp,rlton Tilt formed itsclf Into cotn-
na"'oh WIN uou' -
I1im as.,,. ra%,a ui'.;',, a,ssanS a.. ,s o,
,ngs tor the scaso.' Wednesday, lust. Tho ladies
o the ssoa Xe me, eys.yl yl wsanSsduy ;ta
tMu1lln, NJ. 10 peur11r't street, DnrhK thst
tlniu it'la bp.lqtlets, nnse orch thade w hnu
IS twers a tnirtytw. i%rvcr Gount1ets Tor sseiul
"uss ri. rnr sSart haI,,tets. uu.t twsnty lutskcts
~ 'a}nae s h TS1n T'en busk 'g strcsts
Xiii" trn,n N thosts Iist- tne,,ioncd. tGe
tln.snra nsu At," w",,, A'9 n"n+ r. Tia fri,owlnT
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, 1881-10-08
TILE CITY.


PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
C,C. kEtl.ER. at Dotrut. Il Mt tho Palmer.
nn. e. JEwEtL, Of Quebec. IL ut Tho Palmer.
y. H. nuckwlr,t, uf Washington. u. T., s Mt thu
Palmer.
j. ". pApnocK, Of Omaha, Nct,, Is at tho
Palmer.
w,1.r.1AM A. MARTIN, Of brooklyn. is at tho
Trcrunt.
JAMES II. DWIGHT, Of Dubuque, ia., is at tito
fremont.
spu. ". 8. McBn1pE, Of siarshnlltown, H.. Is at
tho fremont.
THOMAS kExNEpY, Of Winnipeg, MnnItobn. Is
at tho Palmer.
CoSanEssNAs ]. Q. CaNsox, OF nanvlIlc. ILL.,,
Is at tho paci1c.
". t,Aaor. Of Sydney 1iall, London, Is regis.
tered at tho f'nlner.
ApsurAsT.GExrnAt.J ]. II. ELt.1o77, Of 1'rlncc-
ton, H., ls Mt tho paciIic. -....
d. MCINTYRE, of Atnttoon, and $. M.Church.
Of Now York, Are at tho i.oland.
A vgar elegant gold watch was presented to
State Senator F. Z. do Laax by his friends yes
tcrt,ny
sAMrEi. srrocK, of Marquette Mich. prcsi-
acrt Of the Marquette u Ontonagon Kntlroa<f, is
nt TIC Pachc.
Jo,ly Il. DEWITT. PrcsTdcnt Of the Maine
MUTUAL Life. Insurance. Company. Is rcRlstrrcd
nt the facihc.
THOMAS 8. ASHTON, Of Manchester; ueorgc
ltQgs. Of Lnndo,t, England, nnu ". IL. I'attcr-
so,,, Of 1sc!fast. ireland, nro ut tho raclllo.
TIE Temperature yesterday, rs observed by
Bln,,nsso. optrtan. ss Sia.Ilson strect, 1't1nrNE
building. wns Mt vi. nl.. VI he9recs; 10 II. sn GU;
j.. ill.,. -; ) y. M. tit p. TIL. 70. uaromofcs,
a. ILL.,. :sl.B1: 4. y. H.. Al.te,.
THE Confcetioners' Agents Union hcl1 a reg
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head of cattle-were thrown into the sea
that morning, but several of those were
already dead and good many in a dy-
ing condition. Our being before the wind
made the sight less dreadful than we
should have found it had we been hove
to, for we swept away from the poor
struggling brutes as fast as they were
launched, although not so fast but that
by looking over the stern, us have said,
you could see a long line of heads, and
the horns as black as ink against the
foam. And now, Sir, if you ask me what
| think might be done tc lessen the
chances Of cruelty which | cannot but
hope is always unavoidable, as it certain
ly was in our case, | answer that the
transport of cattle across the Atlantic
ought to stop between the months of Oc-
tober and April, unless the shipbuildeIs
can invent very superior class Of ships
to the majority of those which are now
used all the year round in this trade. If
you will but inquire, you will find a great
many shipoWners Of this opinion. 1t is
the Atlantic winter gales which forces
masters of ships into the so-called cruel
ties you read about, and no man will
question that there isa positive inhuman-
lty IN starting q ship, with her deck
crowded with animals, across the sea in
the bitter, fierce weather which prevails
during the winter months IN the North
Atlantic. London Telegraph.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-26
Cotton Seed Meal.

The editor of the Massachusetts Plough
man, in replying to the questions of a cor
respondent, says
Cotton seed meal has been growing in
favor for the production Of milk since its
introduction. For quite number of
years it was regarded with more or less
suspicion and prejudice, and it was gen
orally understood to be dangerous to the
health of COWS to he fed except in very
small quantities but experience has
proved that it is less likely to produce
garget in COWS than Indian meal, and
equally good or better for the production
of milk and butter. Cotton seed meal
has a decided value above that Of Indian
meal in the manure produced from feed
ing t. by carefully conducted analyses
it has been shown that the tertiiZing
quality contained in the manure produced
from one ton of cotton seed meal when
compared with the cost OF the same
amount of chemical fertilizers in the mar
ket is worth So 80, while the meal itself
costs only from So to 81. If chemistry
is correct there is great advantage in
feeding it, rs the manure produced is
NtItl1 llOlt llldIl lllt illttt COSlS, dllu IL ID
certainly very valuable in producing milk
and butter. The value of manure from
one ton of Indian meal is according to the
same authority worth about the same as
that from best English hay, which is
about 80, SO that it will be seen that
there is decided advantage in feeding
cotton seed meal over that Of Indian meal.
Here is another instance of the great
progress that has been made in the econ
omy Ot turning waste materials 10 profit
able Use. Not many Years ago cotton
seed was Il waste material, and hundreds
of thousands OF bushels, and i'll fact all
produced AT the South except what was
used for seed, was made no use of, Now
it is carefully saved, a valuable oil eN-
tracted from it, which is, from good au
thority. largely exported, and returned
again to us in the form of olive oil, and
the cake ground into meal, which is one
Of our most valuable feeds and fertilizers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-26
How to Save Lamp Chimneys.

\ Leipsic journal, which makes speci-
ATTY Of matters relating to glass, gives a
method which it asserts will prevent
climneys from cracking. The treatment
viii not only render lamp chimneys,
tumblers, and like articles more durable
Dut may be applied with advantage to
rrockery, stoneware, porcelain etc. The
cnlmneys, tumblers, etc, are put into a
pot Tiled with cold water, to which some
common table salt has been added. The
water is well boiled over fire, and then
allowed to cool slowly. When the articles
are taken out and washed they will be
lGiund to resist afterward any sudden
manages Of temperature. The process is
simply one of annealng, and the slower
Ine cooling part Of it is conducted the
more effective will be the work.