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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

Mr.. j. B. Weston, 45 Greenwood street,
Springfield, Mass, superintendent car
works. Boston g. Albany railroad, thus
writes: | am one more of the fortunates
who have had the good luck to hear of
that wonderful remedy st. Jacobs Oil. l
had rheumatism in the Shoulder severely
and could find no relief until l used the
oil. applied it, and must confess was
surprised at the results.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, JULY q, 1851.

ARTHUR may yet be President. tits re-
ported that, anticipating such result,
he has made his peace with Blaine. The
GLOBE simply wishes to remark that if
Arthur is certain of Blaine he has caught
q Tartar
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

Mr.. CoNKLING has been floored for the
first time in his political life. His future
course will be watched with interest, for
he is a man noted for never forgetting a
friend or failing to avenge himself upon
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
Stabbed His Wifi

CINCINNATI, July 23.-At o'clock to-
night, in the Sixth street market near Plum
street, the wife of William McHugh asked
him for money and he drew a knife and
stabbed her. He was arrested. He is about
26 years of age. For three or four days be and
his wife have been separated on account Of
quarrel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
Protestant Churches

First Presbyterian church---There will be no
preaching service. Sabbath school at noon.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner of Third street and Summit avenue.
Services at 1890 a. m. and 8 p, M, conducted
by the pastor, Samuel G. Smith. All vel
come,
Y. NJ. C. .A.-Special song service to-day at
D. m, conducted by Messrs. Hillman,
Seally and others. Ali are invited.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
THE WEEKLY GLOBE,

The WEEKLY GLOBE is o mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size Of the Daily. 1t is just the paper for
the preside containing addition to al the current
news choice miscellany, agricultural matter, mar
ket reports, etc. II is furnished to single subscri
bers at 81, with Is cents added for prepayment OF
postage. Subscribers should remit SI.l5
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

Dab, complete Potpourris on "Billee Taylor"
and "Pirates on Penzance," which ordinarily
retail at $1.O0 alone, whilst III this case 10
sents buys two pieces besides.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

There are in Nicollet county 80 pianos and
100 organs, the aggregate value of which is
about $1,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

OU,
St. Peter street by $50 feet deep. Corner OF
Exchange.
Felix Labord and wife to Michael Terrioux
Consideration $3.50, sK of the mex OF the
swA section Is, town 80, range %. Town
ship of White Bear.
Chas. g. Magraw and wife to Chas. Fetzer.
Consideration $3.50. Lots and z, block 1876,
West st. Paul Proper.
S. j. Beetam ct al. to Geo. Herow. Consid-
Grafton 81, 500. lots and 8, block L; lot &,
block Q; lot A. block z; lot 18, block s; lot 49,,
block 9; lots and 8, block IL; lots 2 and G.,
block IL, Nininger & Donnelly's addition to
HolcOmb's addition.
Helen E. Barund and husband to Andrew
johnson. Consideration $500. Lot %, Will
us subdivion OF block 81, Lyman Dayton's
addition.
r. c. Lewis and wife to Patrick Welsh.
Consideration $3.50. Lot 6, block 2, HIPS ad-
dition.
r. P. Lewis and wife to o. G. Sylvan. Con.
sideration $3.50. Lot 81, block Q, Hill's addi-
ton.
W.D. Cornish, ct al, to John NJ. Lynch, ct
al. Consideration 81 300, lots 8 and 10, block
II, of the subdivision OF blocks IL and %
Woodland Park addition.
Francis McCauley and husband to VIM. q.
Robertson, Consideration $500, lots and IL
in franklin Steele's subdivision of lot 2, in
section IL, town 20, range 20, M reserve
township.
Henry Ivison ct al, to Eric Mckay, Con-
sderation $1,000, lots Is and 30, block II,
Boss and Rohves addition.
Robert A. Smith and wife to Patrick Skanill.
Consideration 5000, lot 26, block s, Smiths
subdivision of block s of Stinson's division of
the NV Y of section 36.
Charles Filter and wife to Albert Scheutz
Consideration $500, lots 6 and z, block 1874,
West st. Paul Proper.
Mons Wokanser and wife to the Anchor
Manufacturing company. Consideration S12,
600, lots Z, s, 9 and 10, block 10, Brunson's
addition, North Star Mills property.
W. a. Somers ct al. to Paul Martin. Con-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24

England In 1885, He Is the first foreigner to
whom this honor has been given, and it could
not have fallen upon one more competent.
The Calcutta city authorities have prosecut-
ed five missionaries who refused to obey their
order recently issued requiring those desiring
to preach in the pubic square to ask permits
sion of the police commissioner. The deci-
sion of the court has not yet been announced.
The friends of Prof. Robertson Smith in the
Scottish Free church have issued protest
against the action of the general assembly in
his case, and promise to defend all Office bear
ers and teachers who, under the decision OF
the assembly, pursue critical studies legiti-
mately.
Within the bounds of the Presbyterian
Synod of Kansas, which extends over the
Indian Territory, the Gospel is preached by
the members of the synod in at least eight
different languages English, German, French,
Bohemian, Welsh, Cherokee, Choctaw, and
that of the Nez Perces Indians.
Singular fact: Young lady-"I have called,
Mrs. Brown, to ask you why your children do
not attend the Sunday school now as they
used; DO they not like going?" Mrs. Brown
-"Oh, yes, miss, they likes goin' well enough;
it's the stayin' after they gets there as they
don't like"
Law Professor" Recite the commandment
against burglary student-"Thou shalt
not steal" PROFESSIONALISM constitutes
burglarly?" Student-"There must be .
breaking Profe ssor-'eThen, if a nan EN-
tiers your door and takss IS from your vest
pocket in the hall, would that be burglary%
Student-"Yes, sir, because that would break
me-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

5n Sir9iuia bielten poriae NOds
Die n8eabiuifsra" ibre Stoats- 6 on
uention un6 nomiuirtsn elm bones
lidet fur bic tommtnbe g1abl. e.
il bies Die Yart.i, on bsrsn Spibt Der
in Der Iesten S.uatsfsun9 ,u Baib-
inston 70 pieI seuonute Senator
Oinbone itsbt. Die Qnbdnasr berfel'
ben 5efiiriu orteu cine , ,Seridtisuns"
eber y8eaSluitment" Der StaatsiduIb
auf Der BaRs, bob 3iueibritteI Der
SGuIb ais rsdtmdbip auslfannt unb
ebrIi4 be;abIt nsrSer. Da5 anbers
9titteI tpsuen ne nid]t ansrfsunss,
in6sm ie bebaupten. boB Der Staat
@eT'8ireinia Elm She'll Der frubsren
SdutS lbernebmsn Ioae. Die y&ea6-
iuifers" biIssn cine Earse 8artei, uns
psnu fs 81: unterRusun8 Der 6epub'
Iitduer er6aIten. mas iebr pabridein'
LID If. 70 III oemotr0tiid Sirginien
futih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

garIeIe bat befanntIi9 ben beutihen
Staats'Senator &abIo bon Snbiouu
gum Generals@ onfuI inBerIiu ernonnt,
sTeubar, obus Su iuifeu, mes Seiftes'
tinb iensr Renid If. Du nun Die
Seutfden i'm gouseu 3anbe sutruifet
Tnb iber Die Grbebung zines 8erIs,
Der. aIsanti-S i-Ssmpsren;Isr erudBIt, fir
bas prohibitions -Wmenoement ffimnit,
10 mare es ieoenfaIs beFsr, cen Braii'
oenten bon Oiefsr Stimmung Su ner-
itdneieen, ftatt fb in nuBIoien
S9impfereisn 3u erg.ben. 8enn Die
Deutfden ieIbit eiHmut6i9 gsgen ben
fanloisu 2an6smaun prOteitiren, 10
wirb 9urfeIb ibnsrli9 taub bIeiben.
Su SnSiora ;irtuIirt bereits Elm FOLDER
9rotet unb wiro bic Betition an BEN
YrdFceuteu mahen5aft unter;eidnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
j. 6. Wumbraner.
2De:ioI Mptf:.

9acn ptrienrI eie Frins @eIhdfit nit efr
9eienidaft tater If Is birrniit fIeua rtrsptsu,
ein;utrefen, fssn, hsbeH, ahfr sebEn auf hem
fStltiie, Ss,tfnsslsiis, turntables, IfentS,
pIdtfrrms, pser duf cine 2rccrtrtire cher gBaa.
gen tsr RiIeuri paeiHr R- 81. pesr ibreH
3Etistatueu 81 fetsen reer IL fabrrn.
uue alien i0laeH pfrlrnrn, cE aiuher peer
arnahIsne hienf ss tieTmit iur RdGridt, hdE
ne feia seiegIi6se Redt bdteu nd irasuhrc
tiujueEdnseH, uue eaE its in atIsu 66lsn ue-
tsEtTsisr ltne une stissIi9 btlanst Erreru fen,
nen
&Gsn ptriensn IL 81 birru1it ssrtrts1 be-
fas.s gIdFt sur SransaEtirn ibrtr Trieatae.
ftats ;H tsnussr. ans eeasu ale, bic kitIer
l.ErrexGns nitt Beige ieiftu eirn asriHEib
cir leinritfsu.
lie Aufm:rffamFeit tsr gltsrn hertn finker
nc I'M IN ieislsn, fahrEn peer Al anerren
31tten eaeSiseHthum eerGsfeaGGaft tetreteu,
q aH1 esigs AErTeHuns efiEHft, nne liHh frin-
ssus sTiutt eisirIttn ron htr Sahn iern N
5altcn, Ia ne ni6t nur ercssn @sFabrsu ans
sritBt fOHeeru nT9 ssissiit uetertrefer iine.
@sRsreI STtee fsr aRs., TaeiRe &. 81.
q. u. XaImage,
genernl Wannaer.
ct. 9oais, 3O., bsn 10. Sanuar 1851.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
Sameu Mdbd)en unO
Gin0erhilten.

8ertiGe Srmm rItIriheT iur DdneH urs ain-
Ser spa alIst G)rSgtu unS freiien:
!aleiber-r Erimmtiss" Ill ItIas, Seibe. {5raH-
,eu, 2pibsx L. ! &c. urlerfleiesT fur Oamen
ure Si1eef, g0r.ets. Soraenfhirne isisene,
lei,iene MD taunpoGifrs 1aiGentu9er. &ds
slrisn onntfGune ,i:s Siyuntpfe. ggsisfideT-
e;er. g6necr, Gp;seH, Ties, S.umsr, S5!sf.
Ct. grGn,s II! Grtvre rr5 aenfiTmoutsn, 8Ie5r
SrGaeu rfe SaaEt5eftsr, 9orl1s, Ssn59fr,
Grr:bGneer uro ails aIisesEn 2amf Hteilettea
DeseIfGiirs-
!isrlu.t uns isbGt rlciue g5aa-sr ::.o 1Es:Ft.
V.2ii 91r;;i. ,-j'e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

Nls Elm 9uteS 3eiGen eri9eint bsm
uuabbdnsisen BittSburser gOItsbInttS,
Ous bel bsn innelteu SorwabIen Der
repubIifanii9en Yartei in gSelt-Yeun-
ipIbunisu Die unabbdngi9e, frsitnniss,
Der Wnidin.n.YoLitif unb BoB.9err-
i9aft obboIoe 9iatung Cen Sieg Co.
pousetragen Dat. Ncun oafur Die
Wai9insn-YOIititer NIT sinem bemo.
tratifdsn Sis9 in Ger na9fen 9erbls
pabI orobsn, oann INT 10 i9limmer
fur fe feibit sic belpsiien bamit nur,
bn5 i5uen bas Yriu,ip nidtS, Der BE
fs psri0nlider 9erridaft Nuss gilt.
Cine 8efOrm oe9en Siefes tlnpeien
parbs fur Die rspubIisarilde Barter
aud UNI ben HreiS elmer temp
stiscsrlass ui6t gu tb.usr ertnuft iein.
SiaoeritanSen !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
SoQfrteae.

g8enn bic So9c nidbt fur Die Ser
Staatsu cine ;ieulid ernitbafte Seits
Bate, tGxnte man bier redt ber3Iid
buri6er laden. wie lest in europa
bitleIben Gambler. weIde uns felt Snbr-
Bsbntsu Die Sesuuusen b.s Sreibauoels
uno Die ,SddnbIidteit" unferer Sdus'
s0le sepre6iat baben. nd onfdiden. in
uniere SuBtapfen 5u trctcr. GngIauo
unb 5rnntrcid, GsutidIanb uno Sranf-
reid, EtutihIanb ur6 8usIanb,
Seutidlanb unb Osfrsid, StoIisn unb
Sroutrsih. oQe iteben IN ofeuem, ODER
osrFsdt.n 3outrieae nit einanhsr.
Ser nod aus RnpoIeous 3sit berrub.
reube frsihdnbIsriide 9nnbeIsuertrae
;pifden Sroufreid uuS GusIaub lduft
ab; 8ranfreid nil ibn ni6t srusuern.
ionoern fsinsu aIgemeinen (S9us')
3oGtariI ouf Die Ginfubr aus @neIaub
auiuenbsn. Enruber srUbsr 3orn in
England unb befti9s NrOtuupsn nit
yRairpf;oGsH," nj. Die i'm ceutiaen
Sei9stdgc srionnene, ausnabmsweiis
einnnI redt CUTE SerbsutiGune tes
Nu5brufs ,retaiatory duties" tlutet.
Isbniid fteut fb Sas SerbaItnis ;lpi.
fdeu Oeuti4Ianb uuG 6rnufreid, ,ui-
ihen 0eutidlanb unr 8ubIanb, slui-
iden 5taIisn unb s5rautrei4 Ilsber-
al 1T an SteGe Der minbigeu bObIen
Srei6anbsIs.Ybrafsn Der S9Iadtrnf
getreteu Y9auft bu meinen 9uSen,
bnu' i'd Seinen 9uOen" q"
eIm bitteriieu i5eint Der GroG geaen
bic Eer. Staaten gu fein, uno baruber
Sroudt man ii6 websr gu punSern, nod
su Graeru. Dsuu in ben Iestsu erei
SabTsu babsn Die boitn 8er. Staaten
f;G esIdubt, be san;e .2anbeIs6epss-
Ii:6" iUifdeu europa unO amerifo
gg:igfegrsI. 4nffatt idbrIid Elm bun
Osrt I,idioneu in GOIb unb sbsnfobieI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

Sn ben Staaten 5oHa, &anfas uuo
WinnefOta Berri9te am l3. os elm bef'
tiaet Sturm, Der aroBen S9a6en an
aeri9tet. Bdume murSeH sntwurselt
HnS gSobn5iufsr unb Rirben sertriinr'
inert. Cine @nsabt Wenfden wnrben
perIest unb 9et0otet. Ser SIs6en sSlo-
raI in Sanias purbe sau3Ii9 ;eritort
un6 Elm Sino bon einem BaItsn erf9Io-
gen uub eiH gtonn Ie6eusgefdbrIi9
beripunSet. Nuberoem tuutben Is bic
20 8erionen mebr ODER miuber in Dem
Srte perlekt.-Nu9 in Stus Gits,
6entrb Co., 0io.. BAT Der Srfon srbeb-
Iiden S1aben beruria3t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

3a berrenten.
Cine f60ns 6arm in fer 3i6f son Sletn.
burg, eieiem GpRnts tsisssn III inter dussri
Juuifiaeu S1eiusungsn IL rfrntietheH.
80 adsT hsr Tarm esFntsu nd unisr Rul-
tur. Der gptsn III istr frn6ttdr, Ia teritltF
nieritrttbsils ou5 GEtsf.Scttom fcifst..
9ia6;ufrlssE te;
Ghariottd 8srfeufGnp,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
Heue RbotOsrapbii9e 6aderie'
sen
st. 6. 0JSraialbrallcr

Sd Hd6s hermit ssm putIifum prn Der,
mann unr llmessenb tsEanns eae i'd an trr
ncrtrRl. sGds ssr 5rent unh S6ilIer StrnEe
msinr nsus ebstosrapbifSe @aIsrit cIItteI
batt une in Sfarhe bin pbctreIapbien I'm
bsiffn Stp!t dn;ufsrtigsu. 3ufrisheut cit pirt
aaraHtirt.
X. 6. Wumbrancr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
6euer BOIsn ipoate.


Stem; gSenn SsutiGLanS, ODER
6rantrei6 einen nfriiden, fr0bIi9en
Soatries" nit ben Ser. Staaten 6aben
niu, TO t6nneR aieie i'm nit aroser
Semutbsrube annebmen. SeHu uenn
es ;nm @suberifen fon,mt, fonneH fie
febr gut ole @infu6r aus OeutfdEano
uHo 6rantreid entbebren, uidt aber
oieie ole Ginfubr aus ooer ole Nnsfuhr
mad Nmerifa. Benn erff bic Ser.
Staaten ouf .uropdiine Ginfu6rper-
bote nit Ginfubrbsrbotsu un6 auf
Sampf;oGe nit Sampf;6IIen antpor-
ten. UirS es hrnbeu sons aslpaItis rap.
peln. (,,Su. Sts;te."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17

uEs unteriuht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-17
TO-, Treitas, SEN IL. e5mni, 1851

SIMMER nod i'm SSeae lit Goutlins
IN Stem 0ort unb fonnten iis osshalb
bort nod teiueu Ser. Staaten Seua-
loren erpdbIen. Die aubdnser Con
tIins's moueu ::isst pIoslid piifen,
man bab. in Der 8sIessebuns ourd Be
ife9ana. etimnien geasn @ontIing
faufen noHen, unb nnfatt nit Der
8abI nun en6Iid einmol gu &uoe gu
tommen, wirb nun Der @tt Der Sefeh-
una unterIuht.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
OIL Train Rnrnfng.

Part Jervis. n. Y. Fire was dis
covered on an ell train on the Erie road
at the crossing Of the De aware, three
miles west. The train was composed o.
fifty sers, and when noticed on fire it
was stopped. part Of the rear resting on
the bridge Fifteea cars were cut ioose
forward from the bridge, and the en-
glT eer drew them back across the bridge.
AS each car exploded. volumes Of flame
shot hundreds OF feet into the sir and
the burning oil aid fragments of tank
were thrown LOCO yards. The end Of a
tank was tnroYn across the Delaware
river. The fire lasted until 6 in the even
ing, when the track was repaired and
the trails proceeded. The telegraph
WI rs were melted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
A New Land.

New York, 6.-The Herald prints a
full psge account Of Captain Hooper's
landing at Wrsngel Island. Its cor
respondent says Reynolds, carrying a
dag, took formal possession, in the name
Of the United States. The flag was
placed on pile OF driftweod, on q high
cliff, and to the staff WAS secured q wide
mouth bottle containing information of
the landing, etc. The spot where we
land Is marked by a river to which we
gave the name Of Clark River, after the
efficient chief of the revenue marine, w.
Ozark. The beach is composed of black
slatY single. The river was quite mar
row (about q hundred yards wide) rut
deep and rapid, and from the top Of the
c ID near by, it could bs seen extending
back into the mour tains, distance of
forty miles The mountains were devoid
OF snow, and seen under very favorable
through a rift IN the
clopcs They appeared brown and naked.
The cliffs were of slate and tramp of
i've or SIX miles revealed nothing further
IN The soil than orginsceous clay with
black pebbles. In one Of the cliffs q
ira um Of sand stone cropped out, and
several specimens of quartz, containing
ron sven te were found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
Bliss Defends Himself:

New York, 5.-'rhe Medical Record
of next Saturday will contain q report
by DR.. Bliss Of thu case Of President
Garfield; also the delayed illustrated &C.
count of the autopsy and articles from
DR.. Schrsdy and Weiss of this city.
Bliss co cludes his report: at is but JUS
tiee to myself to state that my prognosis
OF the case WAS based on q lesion of
minor Importance. Had our diagnosis
been correct, modern surgery should
have conducted the case to q successful
termination. l believe the medical pro-
fesslon whom | address will bear me out
that the pr. gDOsis was correct if the dog
nOsis had b en- correct | was rot always
able during the progress of the case to
account tor many Of the more profound
sY mptoms, aud yet could not succeed in
learning OF any more extensive or COM
plicated LESSONS that we're first suspected.
He calls upon the. profession to declare
whether more extensive explorations
esuld have been safely made. or whether
knowledge Of the relative position of
he patient to the assassin, the character
Of the missile and condition of the lesion
md symptoms which followed WOULD
nave directed an investigation toward
he actual track and Judgment of the
Dell
DR.. Weiss thinks there were sufficient
grounds to warrant the diagnosis tina
VS. arrived at and maintained up to the
me of the death of the patient especially
. In the absence Of new evidence, that
ne bal had taken different course.
DIR. Schrady thinks the conclusion YVES
inevitable; that the case was one in which,
- nmencing as q mi d form of septi-
ema, gradually developed into graver
ietastatlc variety Of that generally IN
ssosd rs chronic py@mia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
The French Delegation.

New York, 5.-The steamer Canada.
from Hsvre, with the French deleg ation
to the Yorktown celebration, arrived in
the lower harbor this morning. 1t was
met by French and American men-of-
war, which were waiting. Salutes were
exchanged and he guests escorted by the
com bined squadrons up the hsrbor to
t city. At noon the delegation landed.
and accompanied by the committees of
reception, and escsrted by the Seventh
Regiment, proceeded up Broadway to
the hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
Garfield National mosument

Washington, 5.-A meeting of the
citiz ms was held tonight to promote the
establishment of 8 national Garfield
memorial monument in this city. Il
was announced that subscription list
would be prepared by q commi tee and
that the whole country and foreign na-
tons weuld be asked to place the monu-
ment upon the broad national basis OF
common humanity, it being minated
TO rome OF the lesding promoters of the
proposed memorial that Queen Victoris
will PROBABLY head the list of subscrip-
tons from Great Britain. and that other
European rulers will gladly contribute
10 the fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07

Providence, R. I.,5.-In joint convsn-
ton of the general assembly, to-day
Nelson w. Aldrich was elected United
States senator, to succeed Burnside.
Richmond. 5. Marvin, tie higamist
and forger, was sent to the penitentiary
for ten years. t
Boston. 5.-Crops and fruits were con-
sidersbly damaged throughout New
England by frost.
NJ n'reaI, 5.-Ths Catholic college NJ
st. Theresa, at Providence, twenty-five
miles from this city was burned. Loss,
S35U, OO0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07
Mntilafea Coin.

Washington, g. Government hiss fixed
no luatlon upon mutilated silver coin,
other than the market value Of ths silver
they contain. They ara purchased ~
the minis By weight as bullion. snd the
value depends upon the price OF silver o
the day the coin is presented st the mint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07

Makes Collections, rezsittsxc SroesedaI
presnrtls,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07

Buys and Soils Exchange on New York. So
francisco. Chicago, Sc. Louis. Omaha
London and principal Continental Cities.
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the discount at 81 interest, on advance
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newspapers and exiling three Journalists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-08

services, &c., $40; A. s. Haskell, jury cer- tifcate, SIP; F. W. Blake, same, SIP; J. r. Hargrave, District Attorney, S10; I. w. Simmons, cororners inquest, slO.2o.
 Bill of C. Bustamante for S2O, for digging grave, was audited and allowed in the sum of S15; Henry Anderson, for s4l, burial ex- penses of Ed. Magendie, was audited, and allowed Ill the sum of S2o.
 Following bills were disallOwed: Carl Smith, mileage fees, 80; w. E. Day, post mortem, $50.
 Resignation of P. NJ. Fisher, as Justice of the Peace of Prescott Precinct, was received and on motion accepted.
 Petition of Geo. D. Kendall and thirty others, for appointment of Washington French to the office of Constable, was, on motion, laid over.
 Petition of A. O. Noyes and others, ask ing that the Justices of the Peace for Pres colt Precint, be permitted to use the upper room of the Court House as Justice Room, was, on motion, granted.
 On motion of MT. Cline, the Board ad- journed tIll tomorrow morning at o'clock, Messrs. Cline and Meyers voting aye; and MT. Rodenburg no.
 The Board then met as Board Of Equal ization, and, on motion, adjourned till to- morrow.