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Boston Banks.

New York, 1S.-The Post: Part OF sassa
depression in the market has been due ~
rumors that one or two Boston hanhz
have failed or are in trouble. InquiTinG
of leading firms having private wires -
Boston, and influential correspondents
brings the following response: There n
well authenticated rumor Of difieuSs
ties in two Boston banks. The rumosx
have not yet transpired, one of which, d
ia thought, will go under, and the Othsz
be supported by the clearing houses. En
important mercantile failures are antics
pated.
Since writing the above extended sixszB
have advanced aid the general stogk
market becomes stronger.
Washington, Is "A private dispatcAz
states thst the Pacific HaiionsL BsnS
Boston, has closed its doors. The Cea-
trail National, Boston, was in trOabkat
but overcome its embarrassment AID COZ
tinues business.
Boston, l8.-The Pacific Bank IL n
trouble, but claims that it will be a..
right before the close of business tO-asu
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The failures reported for the week
number to 128 az against 147 the
week preceding.
| The Emperor Wilhelm drove out or
Friday.
The German Reichstsg will soon be
adjourned to allow the discussion o
the bill aiming ct an ecclesiastical
compromise, by the LAndstsg.
The Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows an increase of S,240. 900
marks.
Count of Lageno, Cuba, was assas-
sinated on Saturday last, near his
plantation at San Rafael. No clue
to the mnrderers. His widow lie
insane.
The Orange Society has been de-
clsred by Montreal court ss illega!
under the laws of the country.
The keeper OF Farralone light
house, British Columbia, With four
fishermen and a boy are believed to
nave O6eu uEuWucus
The Boston wool market was not
go firm last week.
The commissioners of Indian at
fairs recommends the sale of the
Malheur Indian Agency, it no longer
being needed.
The father of a young man, whose
eyesight was injured by hazing at
Rewdorn College, has brought suit
against seven students for $40, OO0
each.
Tracklaying on the Georgia and
Rsclf1c Railroad commenced on, Fri
day. The fret spike was driven by
Gen. ]. B. Gordon, president OF the
road; and was attended with much
interest.
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New York, 28.-The Boston bank
which suspended to-day, was the Pa
cifc National, with q capital of 81
600, 600, of which about $500. 900 had
been paid in. This bank kept open
to pay small checks until after 1, and
then closed In suspension. It was
cleared through the Elliott Bank OF
Boston. The Central National was
the other bank in trouble. but tbis
bank was carried through by the
Clearing House Association oil
which it was a member. Ac-
cordlng 10 the news beth banks
became involved by reason OF
advances Oh mining stock, Silver
Islet the principal one, and low
priced railroad shares, which were
being carried by a Speculation named
Wesks. The tendency of shis dis
turbsnce in Boston will be to draw
money from here. Already large
amounts Of stocks are owned in Bos
ton, but having a market here have
been thrown on this market and the
result was seen in the declining
prices.
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ness, you ain't got no sense" be
said, again turning upon che dep
uties with whom he continued &c
argue violently for several moments.
The Oourt-On several occasions
in the courts Of the United States,
prisoners have been, on account oil
disorderly condHct, removed from the
court and the case continued in their
absence. It was done in this very
court in the Lawrence case.
The prisoner, interrupting AND
striking table with his fist-Its totally
illegal.
The Oourt-I will not resort to that
unless it is necessary, but I admOnish
the prisoner in advance, if the case
requires it, I will enforce this ruling,
and also say that at the proper time
you can be heard in your own defence
and you shall be heard ct the close Of
the evidence. il you desire it. Until
that time you must preserve silence.
l came here az counsel and want
to be heard, Uried the prisoner.
1ne court eterlly-1ou cannot be
heard.
Guitteau-I accept your honor's
ruling and will 60 up to the court in
banc. If l am convicted, the court
in BANJO will reverse you and give me
q new trial.
The court, to Scoville-I shall pas.
any order you desire in regard tc
communications.
The prisoner, impulsively -
want two or three OF the beet lawyers
in America. and expect to get them,
The court severely-We will mo-
talk about that.
1 don't care if you don't; I have
had my say, exclaimed the prisoner,
&c parting shot, and he then re-
lspsed into comparative quiet.
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Berlin, lin the speech from thaA-
throne on the assem- bling of the Reich
ssSk: Hne Emperor emphaticaily points.
". tnSt social evils are not To be ram
cuIsa Oy expressions alone, but rather bya
GxoncurIent promotion IOf the welfare Of
sne WORKING classes. The Emperor SAW
ne VIII look back on ALL his suceeasa4a
Win great satisfactisn il he can beouaafh
70 Inc fatherland new and lasting Reaera-
lions lor continued peace at home. The
AEeo ana lnnrm, he says, are entitled to-
greater degree OF state provisions than =
sney now enjoy. At q moment vheo.
matters connected with internal institu--
1lons present far reaching and difficult
problems, the solution Of which is not to
Te mastered IN single session, bat which
the Emperor has felt it to be his dutv ha--.
fore God and man to put forward. he re-
Jolces the more to be able TO EXPRESS hfa.
entire satisfaction with the state of Sov--
elgn politics. At no time during tha.
last Two years could the maintenance OF
peace De anticipated 80 confidently as AZ
present. The meeting at Gsslein and
UantZlg were an expression of tina
close personal and political relations be-
tween the soveirigns and their empires,
Inc confidence thus existing between tia
three imperial courts is trustworthy
guaranty of peace, which is tbs
Identical aim of their policy. Tia.
speech concluded as follows: "Our-
relations with all the powers are moss
friendly: Belief in Germany's loyal and
sincere desire for peace has gained heldf
with every nation. We regard it as p
duty to God and the fatherland 70
strengthen and justify that faith"
Two hundred deputies were present.
n I'M fh0 = 4 l. L
decision that the Emperor should ncSl
open the Reichstag in person was reached
| this morning, and was in consequence CT
the advice Of his physicians. The deeis-
ION made necessary some erbal alters
ton in the speech.
The deputies listened with icy coldnssz
to the Emperor's speech. Not one saRi-
tence was appls1ded. -
The liberals are disappointed at tEsa
Emperor utterly ignoring the liberal nnass-
Ejorlty. People are sstOunded that gov
eminent has taken this mode OF declsrinGs
what is considered war to the knife,
The Month German Gazette exprealy
terms the message to the Reichstag tia
Emperor's programme.
The Liberal press unanimously az
press regret that the august person, of
the sovereign has thus been put forward
IN opposition to the majority Of The MS
ton IL favor OF sociallstic and political
Ep1oject for which Bismarck ought him
self to assume the sole responsibility
The excitement caused blythe meesaga
yesterday was great. All kinds of seH-
Eational rumors were afloat, inelnd -
even report that the Emperor had aSE
dieated
/ London, ia dispatch from Bersa.
says Bismarck looked -paler and Grs,gsz
and more csreworn. The gene.Rl opinIuEE8
OF the Emperor's speech is that il mssBa
peace without and war within
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES.

hR. e. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment, a specific for Hysteris, Dig
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mem
tai Depression. Loss OF Memory, Premature
geDce, excuses or overwork of the brain,
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran.
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order. received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with. FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by q. Q. III. !. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by mail
ut regular price. nel6
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"a uPdePS.

Denver, 18.-Repu6lican's Albu.
querque's New Mexico: Wednesday
night, at BsrnsIlilo, John Huddell
was fatally shot by a man named
Kelly. The same night q murder
was committed at Wallace Station,
on the Santa Fe Railroad. Psrticu.
lars are not stated.
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At AUCTION.

Will be sold, without reserve, on
Saturday, November 10th, at IL
o'clock, noon, on Main Street, south
of Wells, Fargo's, a Large Horse,
with Cart and Harness, the property
of a mining company about to wind
up. Sale positive.
j. Z. TRUMBO,
Auctioneer.
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NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south Of Temple Block
West Temple street. =
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A Good Farm, 80 acres, well
fenced, in Sugar House Ward, with
house and stable. Plenty of water.
Inquire at DUNFoRD's Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store, Main Street.
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/" Rough on Rats"

The thing desired found at last
Ask druggist. for Rough son Rats
II clears out rats, mice, reaches, nies
bed-bugs; 15c. boxes.
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MINING .pATENTs:-Full sets
of blanks for application for @ln1nS
Patents-approved form--o % nao
a theHERALD ORcA
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MONETARY AND sTOCRs.
New York, Nov. is, ISsR

Money closed 6; governments, s@-
changed; stocks closed weak; W. Uniozx
859<; Quicksilver, Az; Pacific, 49,
MarIposs, 2; Wells, Fargo, I34; NsW
York Central, 1888; Erie, 461s; Psnsusf,
1875; Union Pacific, 1917; boBdSs X
Central Pacific. 945S; bonds, 451s; 'Uxsza,
11s; Tombstone 5; Mineral Creek, s.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A Nurse Girl and Cock. Apply
Immediately at Mrs. L. Goldberg's,
corner Third East and Third South
Streets. T.
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CASH PAID

For Fresh Butter and Eggs at The
Capitol Restaurant, 1854 First South
street.
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,a.,fac,urc or cotton 1ios,

Washington, April z.-1he secretary OF the
treasury has received peiifion from tue hoop
IRON manufacturers throughout the United
states rclasIngto the depior,ble condition Of
The hoop iron and cotton Ties manufactures,
In which Il Is stated that The rolling mills
which employed thousands Of operatives
directly and indirectiy,a are at a stand still from
being unable TO compete with foreign manu-
factories for the supply Of their products In
American markets. This ntabneilon tne
neiifion ers m ainfain has reference mainly q
The manufacture OF cotton ties for which
wear after year this Is increasing in demand
In the Uniied States, but when inc IRON
workers OF this country cnnnyt supply, te-
cause OF the competition % English Inanu-
facfures who can under eel them "A conse-
ouenoe Of existing rulings 81 The teasury
deparfrnent ~ to rates Of duty. these rui-
inEs, the slguers Of the petition believe " De
contrary 70 the spirit ADD interest ~
the tariff laws, which were maue
Tor the protection Of American labor. Ine
various laws and arguments here-oiofe pre-
sented 70 the department on ihe subject, are
given Ia detail. References n also made - tne
order Of June g, 1ss0, making the cotton &c
duty IS per cent. ard IN this connection the Pc
tlfions say this decision 4 90 ront,ery 70 lne
spirit Of the other late rulings tat II peIsl-t -
In IL viii utterly cesfruy, - - hes nilear.
suriorsIr anected. this I'M pCrtan branch o. thc
iron Industry d the United staies.
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substance OF the leader 10 Sundays Capitol
which he now edits. There Ia q big bug
under that chip. BuelPs father-in-law was
doorkeeper Of the house when Randall was
frat elected speaker. He WINS deposed about
three years ago. and through Ran
dnll's Influence. Hence this hatred.
WHAT A PRESIDENT IL NOT PERMITTED TO DO
A PRECEDENT of these United States cannot
attend a session Of either house Of congress-.
LII this respect he Is poorer than the ragged
est bootblsck in the city. Moreover he 10
not supposed y know anything about the
debates held therein. When Mr.. Hayes
referred in his veto meeeages TO the reasons
advanced pro and con in debate, he was
guilty Of grave breach Of decorum. The
president is supposed to take bill, com
pare it with the constitution and laws of his
country; he is not supposed TO know or care
Whist congress or the newspapers of bis party
think of the measure l mention this as a
curious and absolute fact, and venture the
timid hope that President Garfield, who
is somewhat of an antiquarian, may
discover it in his researches in the ancient
history of his country, and act accordingly.
l am naturally of sanguine temperament.
NEW BoNNETs.
The latest style of bonnet is exactly like
Mexican saddle without a pommel. 1t
runs very high up in front, and rears up in
the back and sinks down in the middle. 1t
is yellow straw, or black and white straw, or
it is silk, as the wesrer chooses, and it is
exceedingly ugly. 1t is lined with the tint
or color most becoming to the wearer, and
trimmed lsvishly with clusters of flowers,
lace and ribbon. 1t has ribbon strings that
fasten in bow under the chin or to one side
of the face. Marrow bias ruffles are much
worn on the bottoms of dress skirts, three or
five in number, and about three inches wide.
Adios. A. II. MoHL.
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STATE SPECIALS
,BxAs TOPICS BY rEIse aArH
Fire at Marshali-Kobpery ~
somviIIe = Attempied.ss"ic "
COrsicana-Deah of Inc .7"o
OF Gregg Cs.sty--bec"'"r ="
Get "a Railroads.&c. EXC
Galveston.

Special to the Herald
Galveston. April 2.--The deadlock when
has existed. among toe CITY autnorioies iof ~
long, hinderlng anythisg Important OF o.hei-
wise being carried olt, has come 10 sia"'
from which the peerins eyes 81 the puoiic can
overlook the rising mountain before theih ihOo
the br i.,, valley of peace beyond. Inc Hh"sor
and The i've met Ia cauc % and deciueo 10 sup'
nit a proposition TO the seven 10 iesisn, eSoh
and every one, and make the race Delore 'he
people again The seven n@ve consented. Al
the next meeting the mayor and all aldermen
will resign. An election will be orderea NJ
once, ana it f. no ed, Tor tn goo1 Oh we SiS
that som hips viii transpire wntch
will mr. vent q dead lock again.
The city was thrown Into intense exclte,
ment. a, the exclamation 10 heard on AZ
corners, 'thank God, the seise Is over"
nvYopr ctrresp ndent has ipt rvieweu inaa a;,a
IIand r,the solitary sonl, all honorable anu
thigh MINI e>~men supper Mayor F1sher, ana
say he will be elected without an opponent,
They ell Soy hi+ course sho ms conscienuIius
discharge of duty, ana an eviable reputatlon
has been won BY MIN, which will be shown
by his recollection. !,
Evan r. Graves, local of the News, was
fortunate enough TO win the one mlliIon ooi-
lar prize In the Havana lottery drawing 49,
M. L. Parry. one of Galvestons Oldest citi-
xens, died to-day. ,,.,
The M, X. &T. party are camped on Virginia
Point, seven miles from the city :, They sur
viewed line to the city last evening. They
propose TO. survey from the camp to the mouth
of Brazos n. bluGtoward Galveston H Ss;.,,
and Harrisburg railway company. Startllne
developm ents are Booked FOR IN few days. !.
Property is rising in value There is
scarcely house in town to De rented, anu
:. everything q booming. Rents are advancing
I'd more, build,ng is being done than has been
y0r six years previous. ,,..o,
Charles can, the lad who was 80 Dadiy shol
is improving and his recovery Is looked ior
vii IN none
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Affairs i'm Russia.

st. Petersburg, April Alt 10 oflcialiy an
nouneed that the police Investigation In re-
rat d to the NJ ider Of the car has led 10 the
arrest of q ma n named Kivaltichtch, son OF %
prlest, who mas made full confession, in
Guiding a statement that he had man
.flctured bombs similar TO those
usei by the assassin, lsoussakon'
London, April IA dispatch nom ~. Pc
tersburg, rays the Representatives elected 70
ths lemporary council 10 assist The cominen-
dant Of St PetersbVg, includes
many well known persons. The EDITOR
Of Gsulos says pcszant Is ana q host OF met,
chanta are among them. MAJOR General
BsIanofY, project, in addressing them proposed
That the poll he empowered 10 examine pda-
sengers on leaving iaiirsao sShliVn,,,
and that cabmen give police nck-
cts and be forbidden 70 urlNe
fagt elsewhere imam 10 tHe ~ aiees $3.50. ..le..-
on their enqagement. These measures We're
approved aud a council of twenty-five IVES
Al as patch from st. Petersburg says GIL the
horseholders were requested % nc ~ nome .'
receive the police inspeciofl IN
tbe twenty weight districts of the
citv. and write down their rates
al lie same time persons IN the iower quar-,
tsrs OF the city fear the police visit, anu
dreaded n search, and accordingly did nQtsta4
al home, and a.lnree plumber vera pfoit unu-
Nv Indifferent as usual % the whole proc eding.
Inetead OF tns streets being deserted as they
should Rave been, they We're more throneeu
than ever.
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The weather.

Washington, April 2.-ihe chiei s'ehar -
ficer furnishes the following, bulletin th
storm which preva lied in the ceLtrsl, miooio
and Atlantic states during Thursday and Ell
day, has moved 70 the portheastwrrd OF nan
fax, and has been followed on the Atlantic
coast from Maine TO Florida by. brisk ana
high northwest winds and colder, party
to twenty-five degrees below mean lor
the north in the districts of the Mississippi
valley, AMI il is below ireez!ng
point at Montgomery, Atlanta,
Augusta. Charleston, Vicksburg, and thence
northeastward to New England. The 1ndlca,
tions are that fair and warmer weather WIN
prevail on sunday in districts on me AtlahIic
coast from Maine. to Alsbams and Florlda'
and the winds gradually diminishing IN force.
The temperature will rise in the lake region
and thence southwestward to Texas during
Sunday.
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.,a na.r,v a,l the members Of the expedition
NJ s.n,. S,iiisd one meInber, Ksaropz, WIN
snpcrdins is oflcer named rSlcguln, and silly
one men ESCAPED, but later they ws ere o, ia
taken by another tribe, Woo oeoIn.o" ~, "A Tho
f"oitives some dates, but the fruit was pois.
nnsed. md Kenronz aud twenty-eight, men
died after partaklng Oft. Paieqaiph, o WIN when
b"ur davs march south OF Messenger then
surrounded r by hostile tribes Paiequin ,hen
d,spai chsd the above menlione four natives ,yes
to Ourgala. on their arrival succo The w Az.
INN. diatsly sent to the remnants OF tho
neditios. Little hopes, however, are enter inter-
tained of their relief, az when the es,,,i,aS
left they were closely beset and NY supph0"
with food and ammunition.
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The Disruption Among High Omciais
at Washington.

81. Louis. Aprll .--Chauncey !. Filley, who
has lust returned from Washington, where ne
has been for some time in intimate relation
with the president and high officials, makes
the following statement regarding the re-
ported difference between caplnet
oficers and Sc. ators and the presi-
dent: "Newspaper reports upon these
matters are ell exaggerated and coioreo 10
m Axe them accord with the sources from which
thew emanate, and to suit the parties In whose
interest they are promulgated. Thsre Is no
doubt but that Acknowledgement hacVeigh
has taken decided stand against
Mr.. Chandler for solicisor-generai'
This action of MacVeigh antagonizes secretary
Blaine and makes the contest personal one'
as between MscVeigh, Blaiu and the presi-
dent, This is particularly the case, az 1t Is re-
ported that Macveieh in endeavoring to de-
feat, Chandler confirmation, whlch
makes direct ev p eeyal and iS ,he
nresident This, connected with Nc,
Veigh,s public declarations against General
Raum, declarations made in the presence OF
several gentlemen in his MoV onln1o2 once be-.
tween him and the, general polio
of the administration, which, as the senator
Ben Harrison said, If allowed TO prevail
won make ON lnulitiid nv .io"
state (P nnsylvania1 democratic me din-r-
enre arising belw cen the New York senator's
and the president is not one about any indl-
a aiua'i Of the usual courtesy toward
senators and congressman as re-
cards appointments In ttheir respective
states In this matter all the repubiican SEN
ators and congressman are interested. TWAS
one Of the matters which raised difference
between General Carrie and President Hayes
General Garfield was not consulted
about the appointments In MS own
district and IN fact many We're
made over his head This, General Garfeid
did not relish or approve, ana tnas ne
not, was very natural under the circumstances
This Is the position of Senators ConKnng anu
Plat. They would have been satisned 10 let
Merritt renaiA us collector OF New YORK W nat,
ever fight IL made will be on this issue, snu
the result cannot of course now be seen. Inc
Blaine, Chandler and MacVeigh contest Is
different sffair, and the statements generally
agree with Blaine and chandler. l did not
hear, up to the time lett Washington, any
expires siops OF the purpose of any hght pelng
made by Senator COnkling. There had peen
no publicity given to any such intentlon'
Efforts on the part of some parties 10 Keep up
factions and TO prejudice the president
would amount to nothing General GRANTS
meeting with the president was entirely pleas,
ant and he (Gsn. raj Grant, remarked
that ne never saw better uisposeu
IAN than President Garfield. Itremains with
General Garfield TO say whether he viii have
the solid support of The 300, or ms hai iiiso
tration. az he had the earnest ana enecuVe
snnport of The Grant men for his election
The Grant men, so-called, have raised no
sueh questions and in common with Well
meaning spd true party men, believe III one
solid republican party
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

Waco, April Arrangements are
now all complete for the reception
of Visitors to>-the session OF the state
medSal association. which convenes here
Tues3aYmor1ing. Half dozen doctors from
wesxfrn counties are already here, ana
Others will be In tomorrow, the majority
arriving Monday. The programme embraces
a banquet one night, amusical ana literary
entertainInent the second, and bail he third.
Al excursion up The Central extension VIII
also be tend,red If the association
fnds it can spare q dsy. Delegates
will be met NJ the defot py
recention committee on arrival Of tr8ins ana
conyeyed to hotels or private boardi houses;
Reduced rat of board have been secured, and
Il is intend ed the visit shall cost delegates US
little as possible. About one hundred ana
kwenty five delegates are expected.