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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
TELEGRAPH
THEATRICAL

New York, 2)-Nine theatres are now
open here.
The Standard opens tonight and the
Fifth Avenue on Mond4y.
KirAlfy Brothers announce that they
will present "Michsel Strogof7' at the
Academy of Music on Thursday next,
employing 300 persons il the representa-
ion.
Booths will produce it on the Monday
following, under the direction of Thomas
3. McDonough, with F. G. Bangs as
Strogof
@. A. Chizzola, agent for the Tia ian
trsgedlan, Rossi, is here, and says Rossi
leaves the middle OF September. He
will begin the season at Booths on
October 3lst, as King Lear.
Miss Everett's new drama ruth, an
American Wife," is said to abound in
strong illustrations of Mormon life. 1t
will be produced st Sims Park, Brook
Ign, on the 22d, and here at Cony Pas
tors new theatre, formerly the Germanis,
in September
up Salt Creek" new political snd
social satire, by Z. q. Morris, will be
the opening piece Of the Windsor, under
Baker and Farron, on the 9th.
Helen Mar, who is 10 appear under
Steele MacKaye, in Fools Errand," Is
favorsbly mentioned by critics.
The company to support Edwin Booth,
who probably resppears as Richelieu, in
clude Bella Pstemsn. Mrs. Colvert, Miss
Eva Garrick, S. W. Percy, James Tay--
lor, D. G. Anderson, Lewis Bsrrstt an d
probably Lewis Morrison.
Maple is said to be negotiating wit
Pauline Luccs for a season here.
Lawrence Barrett "opens a series
Of performances at the Fifth Avenue in
October in "Richelies.
James Parton is to appear In
Patience" at the Standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
SOPHIA PINK0WSKY'S
STORY.
She Tells How Shs Escaped From
the Mines az Sib.rla

ALBANY. Aug. 10.-Amoug the re-
cent arrivals here were Sophia Pm
kowsky. E nil Rodisky. and JacOf.
Lindowvinsky, the Russian Nihilis :
who stopped for short time on Their
Gay to Montreal. These three people
are the remnant of a party Of five
that escaped from the mines Of SIoe
ria some six moths ago, Spd Sopals
PInkowsky said: 'My father liveo
near the Suburbs Of Moscow. had &C
cumulased handsome little house
and grounds. and when my sister,
and myself were sbonI 70 years OF
age We were surprised one dark and
fearful night to hear bsttering on our
door, and an officer say in Russia,
Open! openl traitors, in the En-
peror's name!" Ny father and we
girls were arrested, subjected to indig-
mites, our house rausacked, furniture
broken, my mother. an aged blind
woman, pushed upon the back of a
cart, aud, without any provocatioD,
we we're hurried of TO Moscow.
divided up into three parties, my two
sisters take" before one Judge, my
father - other before another,
and [ De - the third. The charge
Of secretIng traitors. and inter ding to
hold reasonable meetings in our
house was preferred against Us.
MY father and mother were re-
leased; my sisters-WeIIl-their life
was worss than q living death, and [,
more determined and bold than the
rest, promised obedience to the con-
ditions extorled from me as price
for nay freedom, and succeeded in IS
Gaping, Sand finding my sisters safely
guarded, each one in the house OF a
different noble and totally inaccessible
to me. I sought out my parents (all
of my movements had to be done Sc
cretly, and through the aid of the
noble people which, | aiterward
joined( to ascertain that mother had
died OF starvation and fstner Was in
sane. What could l do? To con-
dense my story, let me say l joined
this peoples constitutional party;
have taken a womanly part in all
their liberty seeking movements; was
arrested, tried, sentenced to the mines
of Siberia; escaped, and am now on
my way to join other friends"
Referring to Lso Hartmann. she
said he is not now. and never has
been in this country, being in Pari:
on July Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
News Paragraphs from the
Old World.

Berlin, 19.-The editor of the BerLiaer
Natchricte1l has been acquitted of the
charge Of asserting that Bismarck favored
the anti-JeWish agitation, on the ground
that the accused believed that the govern
ment Indirectly promoted the anti Jewish
excuses. He had a perfect right to ex-
press an opinion to that effect.
Dublin, 19.-Five land lesguers were
arrested under the coercion act at Bellien-
landers.
Paris, ia dispatch received here
announces the outbreak of fresh troubles
at Suss. -Four Europeans are reported
killed and her msjesty's ship Monarch
has sent detachment of marines ashore
to protect Europeans.
Athens, 2U.-It is officially announced
that Greek troops entered the Shabby, this
morning, the Turks having previously
Withdrawn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
Casualties,

Princeton, KY, 20.-An aged negro
woman, Betsy Stokes, was killed and 9
little negro boy crippled by q stroke Of
lightning last night
Geneva, 20. "A Dutch gentleman and
two ladies Of his family were killed By q
land slip on the road 10 Tete Noir.
Chicago. 20.-At six this morning the
tug Il. B. Ward, exploded her boiler,
killing thres of her crew OF five persons
Captain +. s. Butler, Mike Nc Donald,
fireman, ard Ole Olsen, engineer. The
immense boiler was fred like bullet in
to the boat house under the north end Of
Clark street bridge, near which point in
the river the explosion took place Two
bodies are not yet recovered. The tug
sank cut Of sight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
SIR
TO
ORDER

FauftIess Fitting Shirts, made
from Extra Heavy Linens and
of Superior Workmanship. with
every Improvement designed to
Enhance the Appearance and
give Additional Durability. With
strictly Reliable Goods, at Rea-
sonabIe Prices, we Solicit Your
Patronage. Perfect Satisfaction
Guaranteed in every instance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
BuiIding sites Fer Sale

gas 10. 3xIO rods, in 10Th Ward, half block
wsAt Of Union square
a SPLENDID BUILDING LOr, 5xIO!R jDs.
n on corner south and east front, III 21st
Ward, near car line; bids wanted
n7NAn .EOICE BUILDING LOT 5Xl0
0lSUU rods. east front. in 18th Ward
NHHE NICE CORNER LOT, STU WARD,
DO 10 5x10 rods, good fence, cast front,
good locstion.
DO - well Improved, Sth Ward
g IN BUILDING LO1, 4I2O RODS,
s0OOU east front, choice orchard, lucerns
patch, water plenty, in 10th ward, close TO car
lae.
SOOA SPLENDID Building LOr
1CUU close TO business centre, IN 18th
ward, east front, on car line a1d water Main,
TX feet front By 10 rods deep.
Go0E GOOD Bull ING LOT, 6xlO
0OEO rods, well set in lucerne; in 1lth
Ward, half block from car line.
S225 Lot 3x6 rods, n 1eth Ward, on street car
line, one and half blocks south Of warm
Springs Bath House.
$3.50 For choice lot, 5x20 rods, set With vsri-
ozs kinds OF fruit trees in 18th Ward.
Houses TO ReHt.
That large building, formerly know as the
City Market, with the grounds around ~ per
month, S1o0
A store in Kimbar Block; $50.
Offices in Kiabau Block, for particulars N
quire at our Office
House OF 6 rooms, on 3D. between Main and
West Temple streets; for terms inquire 81 ON
ofics.
House Of rooms and barn, on West Temp p
between First and Second South streets, 80
Stalls in City Meet Masket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
Peninsula Peaches.

New York, 20.-The Herald: After
thorough tour of inspection through the
peach growing region of the Delaware
peninsuls. it may be said with every as
surance Of accuracy that the crop this
year will be very short. The Herald
estimate places the yield of the entire
peninsula at from 100000 to 10000
baskets. This, as contrasted with the
average marketing OF about 4,COO.0 600
baskets, gives little encouragement to
thoss dealing therein.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
KAYsYILLE, Davis Co.,
August Oh, 1881.
John ". Lowell:

John ". Lowell:
Dear Str.-This will certify that l
witnessed for one whole day, on the 4th
inst, the operation Of the Agitstor
Thresher of the Case manufacture, sold
by John w. Lowell to Bishop Barton
aud others at Ksysville. As l have built
Separators and run them in this country,
l ought to be competent to judge of
their merits. The Case Agitator threshss
fsst and is very easy on the horses. It
cleans grain we'll and absolutely
WASTES NO GRAIN, saw it work
for hours in wet Barley and wet and
weedy Oats, and it did it, work seH. and
threshed nearly 100 bushels an hour. The
only trouble saw with it was. that oHe
man with q patent taller, could MOI
measure the grdsst as ia as the AeIt0-
tor tbreshed ii. as all who were pre'ent
will testify. I recommend the Case
Agitator as the best threshsr l have ever
seen. GBobGB OLA"soH'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
HOHgate's RObberies.i

Washington, 2O.-Csptain HowSate
has not obtained bail yet aid If se does
not get it to-day or Monday, will De sent
to Jail. The investigation shows that be
robbed government of large amount OF
money, through the fitting out OF the
Gul8Gre, which was ostensibly paid for
out Of his own pocket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
NASHVILLE, Davis Co.,
August 9th, 1881.
.LohlI ". LotCeH:

john W. LotCeH:
Dear Str.-In reply to your inquiry
we will state that We are running the
AEitator Thresher, sold By you to Bishop
Barton and others. It is doing most ex-
cellent work, very easy to feed, capacity
very large, have tried it in very IWeedy
and damp grain, both wheat and oats,
and never saw machine VIII easier
draft on the horses, or run so smoothly
and do as good work. Many have been
to see it run and have expressed the same
opinion. No chance for any grain to be
carried of with the straw; the Elevator
works like 8 charm-never saw any 70
equal it. We are satisfied 1t excels any
machine we ever saw, and we feeI eE-
ceedingly we'll pleased with It.
Respectfully,
LEVI W. PAINE,
LEVI WEBSTER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21

LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound, make a neat little volume
The II ERALDBindery does work In
every style and at reasonable rates
, 1881-10-30
FASHIONS.

--latest NEW A0fH iIoAe%.
Ne.v lori. Etcniuy l'ost.
DoriGred chcviotS ere shown among autunn
dress fabrics
English cu,broilering stands next TO lace rs
popular trimming
The new poke bonnets are very high and very
uarrow about the ears Tue crowns are lnes,ly
of the Mother Hubbard shape.
Imported toilets arc all exceedingly boutfant
in effect; and the fashion is quite J;spteasng
TO short, stout women, to whom 1t is very uule-
coming.
Tartan ptaids an1 Roman stripes are nov
shown in cncviot materials, and make very styi-
3sh street dresses trimmed with plush OF mono
chrome color
Zeal silver and also new steel buttons are Dis
p1aycd, cut in facets which sparkle like dfa-
monls and look very rich upon street. jackets Of
velvet or plush
brown and dark myrtle lsreen are to be excee.l-
9ngly fashionable coloes for walking and travel
ing costumes
Gold and silver, eithcr In the form OF en.broil-
favored trimmings for bail dresses, Cold
wrought Spunfsh lace is in greater demand tnau
ever.
Fringcs OF the most elegant description have
appeared. and. combined with the new passe-
1nenteric bands aud beaded ginps. will a,ruvc (:
strong rival to lace as 4 Earsaiturc for elegant
costumes, both tor The house and the prime
made
4 strong atteap, is being made to rentroduee
Irish poplinS for Ninter use. These durable and
elegant fabrics dyed i'll cNut,isit shades
III which tho uEiy and unbecoHinE terra- cUttu
color. to meet the exigenCies 1f modern aesttet-
ic taste. have not been omitted
\ costly ornament for the head is ia the shntc
Of u Greek cap, made Of the finest gold .Y.c
netting and btsziercd with tiny gold balls. This
1itiet dor is held in place by diamond "a tlcI
Plus, and is worn with fi1i f:nins dress When
the cap is adopted. the hair Is arranged Ia
Grecquc-
Among the new fall *' CONNECTIONS" as thev
are tcchntcaily called, are carrack sbuuidcr
E@pes, made Of heavy black satin, which come
quite to the waist or perhaps t,ite below it.
They are xtirred 80 Mother Hubbard" fashion
around the neck 10 tho depth of several inches
and cach cape Is trimmed with a wide band Vi
jctted gimp.
Cords and tasscls enter largely into the trim
ming Of dressy costumes, and are also used ,lpp.1
..}egant evening toilets. An imported dress Of
cTeam-whlte satin, lately shown, had tho long
court-tfaiu and Grcciun draY,eries onttined WITH
a heavy cord Of gold and silk threads inter
1Wine1. The shilred vest of the corSngc aud por-
lions of the oddly pulled sleeve were made Of
lrole gold -coloscd satin.
Many ladies who have line figures arc wearing
dccp-pofnted waists to which are shirrcl plain
1lnspred SKIRTS No trimming is used except !.
broad satin rbon. which is fastened at the sides
III tho bnuce. carried TO tho end Of the point iu
trout and tied i'll bow and long ends which fall
s,vcr the skirt OF the dress. Tic gracefully
strapped Princess dress Is also adopted for tho
1'2bac cashmere yigosncs, and other scif-nd-
'ta{aRg ifpT'cs, which stre 1ufGe 10 TT the figure
, 1881-10-30
TRIBUNE BR.iNCIf OFFICES,

IRHTEE BR-ivCIT OFFICES.
* ul:DEE YO ACCOAIMOUATE OH;
established I:r:s,1c t!ice. in tie uHcrent W:isuns
designated i'c1uw. where advertisements will ne
ice aud will be rs;yef ;lst , ?s!"ck II tn:
HENRY J. BFGEw EE1H iT' !i''iH1~M l"ss. pl Cottage
=. !: i. sisMS. hoekse!srs and ststoners ,:;
iri1s,,X $. :ACnnrs, Druggist. &c: lnAsana-av.,
ii. ~ EICllAl-tS Druggist coruer vftrts first md
e. I, Dt,w & 2cO. corner Oakwood boulevard and
cottage ''t'se-a*;; WEsr i:.1 'abd 5iy1s1oS.
FEASk s0C ii1:. i'r,'x:1st. ~ West Madson-st.
H. St.I1r:E4l;El; Druggist. ~ West Lasc-st cor
j. i. Dit Fill. druggist. &s South lla;sted-=s..
ii. T. kl;Af'r. Druggist GIL West Maaison-.r. cor
l.lNi:s 81 klltKLEY!S 4 CO.. Druggists. Il, south
Miiis slifiiaHMA,3. T. IT, WAINWRIGHT, IS,
ri. TT sSr'1en 9usss Il E,ue lssanday
,,ads % IS 'cwe csTe'sr ;ne Ns%ne"'eF ana Fancy
Jacobson, Druggist, Is: North Ilastea-
49, ''''''e' '"u'':' Nt,t,r,1 DIVISION.
l. BUCKINGHAM u t11. druggists, 4ii North
.tsaSt & f.s: s'xs:, w. Druggists III lar5aDee-st
I: inIl Il. II. SfEnE. Printing and Advertising
t:oonnlc1, O. now Is iirusss,, ;i Hyde rars~av and
Fifty -ttr.-st. ......-.
rx:Lrwoop EiE t:idhTcG.' oifiGe corner wentworth.
AZ. si:l Chcatnui-st.
GEORGE W. atii HE'HSye:; S;.ga:s,<r sta,oner, and
SeiSsaealeF. -
C-s.WEL1.s, rost-unid4., and Druggist. Evanston
, 1881-10-30

H4yCsyII.Lt, T., Feb. IL. lSsO.--1 very :.la,l
to say have tried Hop Riiters ami never. t.,uk
anything Tint did inc as much good. ! only took
two hotties, and would not take $}fN for the
good they did me. lrcco1nmen. them 10 my pa
tieuts, ana get the best results from their use.
{. Il. MERCER. n. u,
, 1881-10-30

G.SN REWARD F)k THE RETURN tiF
sDsJ one diamond lace n t., sfnnesj; i.4st Thurs
day :t!er,,nt. Further information 1t II. South
Ctasi.-st., f;nuH ].
, 1881-10-30

E1Ols SALE-BLACK HORSE, : YEARS
IL uld Ii hunds high. very stylish trot In .4;
also top road wagon; would trsa for business
horse, VII Mich[xat-ay.
, 1881-10-30

E1OIs SAl.E-A NEAlsLI NEW SIDE
IL spring top htg1y. AnF: wishing such
ticle will do well call at lis Wnt:st-av, or Room
t! Pacific Block.
, 1881-10-30

-E)ERS0NA!.- !.-MAf:FlN JACKSON, UF
L WnupHu Wis: send address to ! IL, Tsibunu.
TDEHSUN4tI4-A YOUNG; MAN WISHES
Il tn form lt1. acquaintance Of unnraLe and
re!aled yon,g lady q: widow. Object saa;rmony.
..tfriuMt. 3fIicp-
, 1881-10-30

1oEES;oN;A,lr-A, o; FEW YuUNti LADIES
Glib These with experience preferred. N:Es Trib
Office
, 1881-10-30

1DEESNNA1.-W WILL. PERSONS WHO
l. Witnessed assault hy iarkerler on st-a,,,er lii
Swetlani restaurant. rs south t!aIS-st abnns a.
H. t,tt communicate with ALIEN. i. WAt4kEl.,
Roam IS f[.,wfunt Efort:
, 1881-10-30

I1Ult SALE-ONE HANDSOME BAY
- stallion, welt bred: one small racln= mare: one
l:,y re, y,s;rs obi! express horse; cheap
hnEss-. $Ui and each good WORKERS. 5i3 and
Mujj~ l-%t.
, 1881-10-30

yETANrED-A GENTLEMAN Ht' EN-
W sr.y and perseverance, that i. well t,stcL IN
Dfnitttnit4y e1llaKn In Gentesf bustnaSa+ Apply
It, EI.ANCIS SMART Ii ~, Iii I,narl,rt-Ht.
, 1881-10-30

EfOR SALE-OtjTFlY OF PAINT SHOP,
- in tirst-t'as% locality: good trade Established
Nnne need apply hut THESE who 1lcan business
lGa asNila :t1In tr selling. Cal. III u West MOnrOH.s ST
, 1881-10-30

SAIE-CIIEAP-T, BOARD
~ in.. and snle stan'.. cnrnsr or Cannl and MaA-
>nn-st... 'ie b'sek ivon1 s,at'es nne black from
i.ew tpt; years. tit hest lease i'll tilicaSo rclsn
, for scl!lus rtng AWAY. ~ South Can,l~st.
, 1881-10-30

T7OR SALE-TEAAIS, TRUCKS, AND
IL tenu1inE IN central par: Of city: steady work the
ysar around: will trade for real estate On South
.shxj Statc-st-
, 1881-10-30

IIOI: SALE; GOOD HORSES, | JEls-
IL sey lnndn,llt buggy cu.tcr. and bnrnesscs-
viii sell cheap. Inquire ut oarn rear of :l caiu-
, 1881-10-30

TOEKSUNAT4- - Will. TIE EXPRESS
i mai. that moved trunk from AN etersun-s. IL
rtissk store ialith'f-st. please t"si iaj West
MlGsr-st. tnnI"rrs'w AFTERNOON, third tio0r:
, 1881-10-30

NTANTED-'rO BUY FOR CAS1l-TlIE
~ iutulsnfi, nf laSt pf truln u to II rooms. In
tlrs-cl1ss htitty, suitable fur rcnttHC furnished
rstt'nts- e.. H. Wli4SuE, Nutu II. 10 l1cnrbnrn-st-
, 1881-10-30

4 GOOD MAN WITH FROM Sj,0cn TO
~ SNsss IN tasil :ou real estate can ol'san ~
tnt"ISst III a sona raysnG husincss b5 addressing "
, 1881-10-30

1IvOK SALl:-rIIREE YOUNG, SOUND
IL orSe. weeS* from the cntnsry; fnl trial aud
guarantee given: tic sickness would excNs1::s
fr cheap tncS. ktckGrS saulky NJ
;tbIg It1tr re fused. AZ : Il; III Erabte-st.
, 1881-10-30

4 NJ AMOUNTS = 500 TO $2.0u0-rU
~ in;.,i ,taesinery, furniture. panos, horses.
rtc.. without removal: deiuy. ~ aud "
kraer Eek.
, 1881-10-30

3. COUPL4AND d CO..
A 4. .PArF.NT ATTORNEYS.
20 La Suile-st, Chicago. III.
, 1881-10-30

r OSr-tlk N-AiOtfSE-CO1.OliED
Ereyhnu,,sf, ffnnl t:ngierI,nd. Information E"i~
cernng him, ,r return mo- til ,e erntIy re ward,
fkt.t T
, 1881-10-30

TANTEn-rK0ElSIDN TEADE-A
w nInn with ,ractsrnf experience mHd s3,ksl
S}nttl IL ji established exporter with good
rciit.s. I .. Tribune nitcc
, 1881-10-30

US@ l:ENtAHi>-l.ADl'S SM-A!,i4 HUNT
fDsJ sisyz watch l's ,,it,g lraIn LII Sitt~
st. west t,:, Mlr,r and et,, tn ~ dearborn. 1se-
rs xhl a!r ~: l.tt
, 1881-10-30

a NJ AAfnu,Nr!S-sa50 TO 500 LOANED
IL furniture. pianos, etc, without removal. lu.
Washing toH-sG. Hsun,s " and III
, 1881-10-30

HS0l-AGOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE;
VtJOC established u,.d Eayns we'll; all cash.
Address III Tribune office
, 1881-10-30

1jNOI: SA LE.-25 GOOD HEAVY DRAFT,
A. and driving horses every price from S to S:U:
nnE trial =tycn: 1cses. Wagons and all sorts of
h1fnt.ss. Ut - Blue Is!anl-1r.
, 1881-10-30

IIuE SAl4i:-til.OCEKY- WILL.
- take partner store doing Eou,l business:
liT1: ga"nis ana store. rent so Address q. Trib-
iIfI}rn.
, 1881-10-30

HOll BUYS y ROOMS. ALL FULL;
paw hest l.'eu.l.n West Side: y per cent adj
yancct. hv :. HARRISON. L lii SAtfe-st Room j.
, 1881-10-30

Gan l,ENAI.U-l.uSi' f)ls STOLEN
y " from EIu " Wa:sl,-nv small sky-snrricr d"
who a,swers 10 Vic. Reward patti aud no questions
, 1881-10-30
1IOl: SAI.E-'rElM MULES. LICK
l. SONS. III East Madisnr-st.

II0l. SALE-l5 HEAD OF HEAVY AND
~ drivln. hurscs from ss SAl; tsnr dapp!e gray.
$'; c,al wagon: top tuggics. ssts If double
buggy harness. 3Ij Sa &st.. Blue lsfnd-1y
, 1881-10-30

ST. 900 TO LoAX O.. no On y CITY CITY, ..,I PROT
GRACE. southeast corner Clnrk and Jnckson-st*.--
GO 000 no LOAN ON CITY PROP
.pv.OOO erty at I; and per cent GIBBS +
CALKiNS IL; La Salle-ss.
, 1881-10-30

ATONEY TO LOAN On IMPROVED
.li1 city property at current rates. MEAD & COE,
I Il i4iE Ediie-Sr
, 1881-10-30

E7OR SAI Lean ELEGANT s%%Z-CARAT
A. dtnnlonG, finely gut; perfect gem, " ii. Trb-
, 1881-10-30

$4,000 EEiCK M nuLLDlS1; [!,,l; CA, ASD 13,a 4
wan. i,.rrt'ved tnrtl in Illinois, lown, Nebraska.
Address It:. I:t.ST1Ef. f.inct,sn. Nct q, =
, 1881-10-30

nHuG STOEES FOL: S.iLE-OSE IN
4 (thts''. south ir. st1t'; enc III chicago, West
Shie, sSh'; hlt' IN tlca.,'. North eide $1 Une II
N',rttWE>trrn ili!ffsiS. ttaI; IN Indiana: = 4W.
A,idre.. IttlN T. COON. Is At;ltiss-at.. Chtr:,gn.
, 1881-10-30

WASTEsoiE !:D rITm Ak na,ni To f Eim Ill., sE !;
e: ;'1e art :s1p SECURITY can he given. Address
n II. IrunG lsiE..
, 1881-10-30
ETY.iAEI1E.

A GOLDSMlD, LUANfUFFICE. 50 EAST
Ia. Madt-nn-=l. trrusctl. Established lEi5. Da-
usnI tsrnter ami bullion dealer, Cash ntih tor nd
gold anu SILVER. a,:,n.s ititrs etc. etc Colorado
Isulci,, sr,hs I.arialer-ss.. Denver.
, 1881-10-30

THOR SALE-A EETAfI. AND WHOLE
A. sun concern doing $yI.bWa ycar. amount
Yusred, slt IL $jUll Addresses III Tribune o.ce.
, 1881-10-30

i9Sa l. . AGn'vE y MAS Ia aoa MlIi I'LL
notwithstanding business paying $50 rer cent profit
References "yctipstI. Address IL. Tribune nce
, 1881-10-30
.iTTSTCxfL INSTET11IENI.

A RARE BARGAIN! Will. SAtltl-
IL f.,. tv beautiful urti+t t'a'" standard make.
r lxr. .-@i usl:nc. ln:,thar Payments li:tEt, has
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, 1881-10-30

HIGlIEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
IA Savings und Fidelity 1aNk books. and Sclndi-
nayian Satiuna! l5ank certificates IRA HOLMES
General lsroker, s. Westinghouse
National Republican., 1881-07-22
CoRKHILL AND GUITEAU.
Criticism OF che District Attorneys Letter
In Regard 10 the Assassin.

The letter of District Attorney Corkhill
to Warden Crocker relative to Guiteau has given
rise to considerable discussion as to the legality Of
1t. The law on the subject is as follows
The warden shall have the exclusive supervision
and control of the jails in the District and be
countable for the safekeepng OF all prisoners legally
committed thereto, and shall have all the power and
discharge all the duties heretofore legally exercised
and discharged over said jalls and the prisoners
therein by the Marshal of the District.
Judge T.. II. Hoar has letter in the Boston papers
of yesterday on this subject. He says that Guiteau
has not yet been tried found guilty of any crime,
and is in view Of the law, only held for trial. lie
cannot be punished until he has been tried and
convicted. ITO subject him to nny privation or
ndgnity not required for his safe keeping is ille
gal, and should not escape condemnation because
this poor wretch Is the object of universal odium.
If he has friend, a relative, or wishes TO see a
legal adviser why should he not be allowed to see
them? The district attorney is the officer who is
to represent public justice in the prosecution of
alleged criminals What authority of law has he
to direct jailor upon the subject of indulgences
to be permitted to all unconricted prisoner"
National Republican., 1881-07-22
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A Family Difficulty.

The New York Stn yesterday gave an
account of the arrest of Alexander Adamson and
his son Frank n charge Of breach of the peace.
Mr.. Adamson, who formerly kepta stationery store
in this city Is now doing business in New York.
lie has not lived with his wife for some time
owing to differences between them on religion. II
seems that an older daughter and Gertie, child
ofsix years, went to New York to secure rooms for
Mrs. Adamson, who had determined to remove
there and that Mr.. AdamSon desired to retain
possession of tho child, that the elder girl re-
turned to this city alone. The boy went on, in
duced his sister to return with min, and had got
as far as Newark when the father boarded the
train and attacked him The case was heard be-
fore Judge Ricord who, after hearing the evidence
in the case, fined Mr.. Adamson $40 and gave him
son with a reprimnud