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, 1881-02-09
THE COUNTY-DUILDING,

q. i. SCHMIDT, who wAs suspended from tho
position of liatll1 u few Laysu ugo, was rensiated
BY tfls hhpriN yesterday.
TiiE cnlct1tlar fur tho FebruAry torn, OF tho
couhty Court will l'o ready Frlduy, and Will etn-
bruce NJ! ull'sposoa-of enscs.
ADAM MEIsE,s, ot North'!cll; r. D. Tenlc, Of
lGvernlr; and Wtlinln lsurtc1s, at Rich, ull
Town Collectors, a!ed thc!r bo1Ids yesterday.
Till Sheriff Will 10 to lollat Tomorrow with
ftWnhty.suven prisoners. BLK weru transferred
to tho tlrlleWc'l yesterday, unu luure will follow
to-AAy.
CDAAIss10NKH ltHEESwALD yestorLuy or1!ercd
tho tl1nrs of th9 Criminal Cul!rt-rulln chanHel
W thnt tloy VIII Opell either why. STho sltEE.s-
tlon was niaito IN these culllllis sotno duya uxu
ssEHlFr MANN yestet.iay .letatlcd u sauAsl Of
prisoners to TleAn W. tho jail. ynrt ind thu sLg-
walks around tho building. nld this Intrniux the
prc!nises Mro expected to wenr uew Asl,ect. 1t
ii1KAt IL hAyo hteu dune bufoFc. II tho luuItora
will $40 to tho purifying Ut tho water Closets
Al!l urinAls OF the several offlees, anl aIso hayu
habitable, y"
, 1881-02-09

THEY MILL Nut FAY THEIR TAKES TILL TIE
LaST MOMENT.
Tho Lending Nallonn hnHks hnvo not pn!,l
their StHtc, county, and municipal tnxcs for
1850. for tho rcnsor, thoy ssatc, that they nro
taxet l,ttch higher In proportion thln tho s,tu,o
md private banils, Including tho Cnnndinu
banks that hnvG offices here.
a reporter Ut THE TMtnuNE interviewed the
officers Of hvo of tho Nlltionnl banka yesterday
to Inquire whut they wcro Yo!ng to tlo nbont tho
tHxes.
President Sam Nickorson. OF tho First National
link, Informed tho reporter that they iud
placed tho matter IN tho hands Of tloir attorney
fnr Investigation, aud th1y would tl,ltlr lty hls
sle1IStOtI. lf they resisted the NlyJle,tt TT tho
tuxeA 1t would 10 Un tho 9rotfilI thut tloy were
nn1nsttt Msstsscd III proportion tn nnuks ptt,er
tt'hn National. AS 8Don is their attorney knt
through they would uocltc whothor they would
pny 0r t'tfht. ~
Tho vire-prcsistent Of tho Commercial Nm
t!ohnl .sn!d they would puy. and President
Entncs hnd nntie preparations tor that tn,rpusr,
Tho lnnHcr they put 1t oil the longer tl.oy bud
tho usu s'f The l,,Dr.uy.
: prcsltHHt Schneider, OF t1lo National Halilk Of
ll!nois. sad hts bunk would pny n,,.!or l,rotcst
Tho, Cashler Of the Merchants NMtIonal Bnd
nay untlcr protest. lie was OF tlu opi,,io1, tl,..t
they wcre !tittMstly nsscsscd.
Mr.. l.0lnhnnl, Ut tho Fifth National Hank, lii
fnrmcd lhe rcporor lhnt his Institution hltl not
yet aottled .ttlnn tlle tnutter.
With IL Wow tnWurtl DbtAnLny HOnle infOFula-
tt1n reglt1ny tho nkscss.nuntA Nlld tho amount
or axes pu!tl their pcrHur.nI property liy tho
Ut tS1uth-fUwn-cn Collector FNrwrIls ulcc. whelU
IT. WIS furnished him.
, 1881-02-09
MIRRI1tGES.

ELtNGMAN-at.l,CuM- Isl i,t",o,--. i,nrtsor ~ :.
b. Sphle ylllGattn2 IN sntlir,,ny cysnIuu " "!
lHsl. sin* W. C!lngtlnn md Miss Annie II SIGcuG
. .NiiEFr-AltEAkS marriage nf Mr NV
aclintt and sn.nh u. Arai wns lit Mof.,y ~. ~
nH crtcDrn'ett III t!, rerdcner Of Nj ,nd is w. e.
Atns these present wc.c tlN Misses Irn1sa H..
inwa: ka't9 Gna.Iii md Siuy Wlu Ifile,re,Mss;.. d..
m,s m9 na st, srgTntp;'; saf,i n r. ST, HE '1 sn4
md Airs ily. seluncher Sir un3 Ma rrra ssft H. y:
Mri Mi "nd r.. Mls! Nc:., u. Issies Nh anI Wsit
tonr 2lbu rStsu D. stanton. M!H: nd IT, fsna.sts: sss
i11 WIN. afesnur Gua Inikenhsrf stephan; M IT, I,s
pHysun mt tbs alts4et Ekn t.lt..atnt Mnllr H..
,lnn'. tnnu nnd Sule ,ctluw, AlIeu s. iIIa, sea; ~
l.oui!u sfhutt, Air. nnd 3lrH. J. n1ckIy. ''' AZ
, 1881-02-09
LOCAL POLITICS,

FEvEHTif wAnb.
Tho Seventh Wn,1l Republican, Club mot last
night In slaas 1tnl. cnrs,cr nf Twelfth s1,d Wni-
Ter strrets. Mr.. PHILIP Mnns In tho chair.
Mr. lnhn Il. Menrs offered tho tntlowin ing reso-
buttons, which wert .inssntnInisiy ittnptr,i:
.Ht*etrtd, Tint tho sevcnih wnrl itrpuh1cnn
cIni, tst meeting assembled this eth slay IT Fut-
"n *hey :" T. srHs G. tavsF,ar r I1k" Is IL tS tS
!!istic!, ailti Necessity or returning In tdG West
lnrk n9as nt IT, lH.st niI1 l,n:'i!lMr nsn rcprcsct-
turthor @'
is@are,i, :I'hat VIC ,u,ost earnestly petition tho
rittzel. nir ussocinto, Mr. i. Il. W,nrl ''
Mr. Wood wis present and thunkcd tho u1cot-
Mcs.rs. john schmctlins, John Mcnrs. nnt,
John 1N,nu wero npponttl il cutn,ntttcc tt, prp-
pnrn n ,ncmnriut q Gnv. Cu!ium 10 secure tic
rts!rpnlntn,cnt nf Mr.Wood.
Mr.. scAmc,lnY announced TINT atr. Jnhi HWY
lnlGh, who EMa II prospective candidate for
Mayor. ntnl VIVA bes!ds4 II very cxcellont Yuntle-
l!tHli. hltl requested him IT, Ask tho Club II tIo
t1lnwielHh' might rn.na there ut st'Inc stated
tmn nfLl n!l'lrcss the iactnherx.
always willing to M'nr II speech fro, gend re-
pnhlcnn, ptt that II 'u not propose 10 commit
its"lf to my 'eanate-that '!rty belonged to
Mr. stcnr+ snld TINT MIR. Jesse spat.,ing's pros
t,ccts hatl hcrn rt,ln.d by hts having llrcn In
opposition too much time to wurk ng,ainst tho
.Mr. Knwlelgh will probnbly not address tho
After sclcct.ng IN Executive Committee tns;
t Club nt1!nrtlea 10 tncot at tho sumo pltcu next
Iuesdas hight r,,.r,, w,,,
The Central ltcinhllcan Club Of tho Fifth
S s II 'ss Sf following, which WIS
,EsNred. rhat Mt u! primaries. whether for
future. ',tl'c hut Republicans ws,sc nntnes n1I-
r.t!r on the bCuks uf aie one nj tho Republican
, 1881-02-09


An.tI , oGltHk yc:tssaiay afternoon pcr*o3s
~ INC Vicinity OF tho !tTcnrf,ora oier nn Atnt-
Fni hlreet. were sthst!eH ny tcrF!lc crnshf
, wfcn enhe.i ~ thnligll ft'fin hrnsr h0ti$ hht!
Ia'lesi; uM investigation Il wns .sco'crc illMt
ern! hetndrt! p,nafilis OE iro nnti SHOW,
hhu hrcnfntt lno$rne'i from tnn tsN'f or tho
Erysfn :y it,oGk a,i Aast ihilen tn1'aAI tle tkS
luttt tllIeaal! nt'n'e nn III lFni'l ~ the ttlnT
IN MN ,Yus n',.r Il -, t,n tt,nu +tn,,. M !yr
tho Young iasl. ctcrks II, tho pljicn Ind Iust
sioscd tho ,lier hcl,!tul her. The nnlse
tho rntltlis nf n block, ami II etnwtl
snon rhDkt III Tho passnpc-,yny icullinE to tho
rtller, at,Hst,,9 tt,nt ~.,luc Di,c bnfl Gccu In
lursi. ltrcort'tr Ilr.'ckwuy saii lc i!al ,,cvcr
pi fwIna. Thrrni. j. II hur,rr- sI,np rrht oil tho
hn1I-wlly. and whrn tho Er1ts IN ctp tim strtlcI
barrier f,arciy csc,pcti sicinX Nh cir o(r uno Uf
hie customers who was III tic cl,uIr,
nnn,x cn,n n /, rvt,,sn, ~ % NJ ~, ~ as resm
IY.n;n. , n''e1M !, rHi y, , '.u % Um,. r. s M.
orirIn ui i,e:cc,,t of ,. ti'o ilupnm pn urnIn m n!
H. % ,n. M,G ~ ,Gt 1 @ o,n ~, FL.
tne cMnh9rs tnat oce.ffen ~ "nll!inR 'f' tlo
5AG wr, ;r,,.., ..x r: u;
S'"P"utso0s ~ Mnao WI, "fnM ,d,, M'h ntw iorns
'ors IT, ,l'ta MsTc ..
,s Ht..,Mu IN AZ '.k ~ 7!Gecssn. @ utMkse !Is
~ iru: .pi ."a rnrn II thr run,,i "t' w" -.
',,nst ~ ,H"a o ,,s N,..i, ~, Iii. =
III ,.,rs wv s,,,, ,,!It," .y NJ ms. m
s,u,,i ,rat AL % -. , l.,' t r't ~
MeT a,ts l,,tr,'1 .. III % ,r t y. Wy
ii ~ ,.,,. ae, isns,t. ,e. c,e t
eoek; viec- % is.ici,t Within, isrss; sccrcinsy, @
,.,,n ~. -. H.n.ins ,us 't; ~. ~, ~
~" @tI. ~ HI nuLtitMt r1 w ~ .He
, 1881-02-09

SAFE RDtRGlARY.

Some time between Sunday evening and Mon
tlny MorhlIlk burglars GntGred tho National
Heller Works. ut Nos. 81 to 90 Fulton street, and
thoroughly ransackod tho building and o1licn,
besides forcing open q Inctlinut-sized Harrls
troproof sato. E1ltrnnce wins effected hy us Ink
Jimmy on rear winti0w. md tho thieves, too
nzy 10 20 ont by tho way they entered, took tho
troublo 10 forco open tho front door. Thoy coti.
mttetl MI s0rts nf Lcpretlattnns inside, an.I mist
!Mso boon III the pnce pretty 1n'tuh all night.
the opennR Of ttn Mfo Sns very bunglns
professionals. In tlo trst place, they cut Mwny
TIN knob And combination with hummer aud
open tho doors with crow lmF. mud got-EuthinY.
The H!ly pIuna"r they secured tnr their ntEht's
silin of c,si,. mt haif Whit ifioy might haVo
clttno has they worked with the suuio zoal ut
SDltl0 ltKtlulAt0 employment.
, 1881-02-09

THE NEcEtvEts WANT IT rHASsfE,tnEu To TIE
MIAltn or ritAuE.
The Grim Iteto,vers' Association, Mt ,1icct-
Ing hell Saturday. Jn.. III, unanimously ulnlMetl
tho following:
f'tso'rtIf. ThAt VIZ rcGtlest tho President nud
DIRECTORS III tho Hoard Of Tr,ntu to nrpnlht II
t1ftnltte" ~ present II aA!l, nr tntlur<e ts nj
rrIusy presented ~ the Legislature. Of this Sntp,
nnw III snssiG'l, fur Tho trAsfrr of TIN Inspection
of tssan from Hppulncra Ut. tin stntr tiuycr,-
lie instructed to &ei,arr printed argument il,
support Of this measure, With authority tu llro-
Gertl 10 Springfield III its he!iusf.
This resolution, da!y certified 10 1,y W. H..
lhcbc. SccrGlnry, WIS presented tn tho Directors
Inst week and fnlnrsed by them, wtercupo,,
President ltoHcrs appointed +. Il. Baldwin, ".
u. Nnakcr. \. n. Wright, ". II: llcrhc, Md e..
IL. s!iiwcIl rs such committee.
Yesterday rcfuonstrnher 10 tho President
and Directors Of the lhMrdnr frsto w4!s hstntr.
ntlsly signed. 1itter ircosit,tlnB tho history Df
tho case us nl'ove. tho document snys: "Wo
earnestly nis,l ct,uhnticnlly prucst nHalust tho
nplulntu.ult or eos1tt,nunc, .tt my s,leh Com
nllttey by yur honorable body vi 10 tho Sss,u
Gn,at to tHSy n to Interest @ Ct e y.sSlls'
!! u Is composed ut nl.!nlMrs vi tho ftlHrt Ut
lsnnwled9eh does not rculesct tho entire in.rsl,
@ ID s " 1,a sy srast o1ts e ts ,s
funds influence nf the iIonr.i being l,scd to
forward or ndr5c the scllelncs of my tnc,in,l III
tho ItOtlrd. Or nf N1y association Ultst,lu Ut It..
". 4. lsaker Il Co., lsnmsey isros. & TO-,
Marry m S@sisrn @ & Co., T"s. Esaaees:: "s;:
Hubert Warren + Co.. J. II. I1utc Il Co.,
j. u. Wi!ttHins, q. q. lMrEGr
nn!iuE., tlnrk & Co.. Fostcr, Lee i Tn,
q: +. CnlnssDcs $ Co., Norton ilrus s. Co.,
=. J. putter j. TO-, J. ". fer,uitl,
.loscyh l'rntt. C.R. ltuylnot,t.
M i. a!ehos Co., spsRn i.snan ii lsisir a!as'f''s'
n. y. iosworth, fleuIux 4 Hayden.
+, W. LIntur. l. H. MtftO L Ia
, 1881-02-09
LAND LEAGUES.

sEFESTH WARh.
A meeting Of tho Seventh Wnrtl Land Iengllc
yns held Inst njuht II, rim lusr,nrut nj t.a TEfv
f.",,,,,. u,i ,1,,,i,,i, ~, st...,s, ,a
t.,.''r,, ,I ~. n''' "'se''' ''e"e
1ws,.In' S,;'V Mr. =. d. ehrfnh pfesf!li'S'
character. Several ucw motnbrys were re-
cnIvr,I md InI1cc.nrs rt,rrosntIrn o,,,h, ,,ro.
s,.,a.s ~ M a., .'.'S, ''H. sss"E osnh ptes
chcis nj tho wHfu "erc lnTn1shctl with blnllk
receipts preparatory to cnrvAss.ug tho ward for
sutIscrtptIuns.
t,rfcr xn,1cfrs ,xora ,nn,,o III, uosare f]ha-,oa
y.,,ta., s..,1 y, ..., ~ w. o. Wv. s ~
"oe"h"" anu ~ H. hy"h. ANhot!gh wnat tncy
sAstt wns brlef 1t WIS every w0rtl to tho point,
u WAS enthusiastically nppla,1,tc,l, Mfr. Wool.
1nau, nf,cr tlwnljinu ,tnu,, mo ,n,travn nf
lrrlanti's cInIina wtnIld i,, rstnhIish"i
univ" inter tin atrrt, ont h,nu5;" Filth
Vf reyuintIon hnu hcrn hrn,,rnt "a IH,"r
nuot1tat Et,vli,h fvrMu,v Tr,IHnI ,vSs nnt n,,Isa
urTtsI,i FIR ,y,r insi mt Mit Nh, ,st,,,fi 4" T.,
Iuu lime nnti cha wn fn nsslstn ~ I,,c ~ ,,n,," ~
tjic. If int III thn Hnvnrnn,Ir ~ n,rtr1 H..
ttynli regretted fhut .or,, ~ lin frsi' inrin,,
r,ice wrru nut urtivcIv rn1rnEcs1 il I'm snovn
tnunt ni1t i1rpIi Tim Irrrssitv ~ sncurinr .rvor
I.rnri,r tnertjmwa - '''Ae ''' NJ
I'hr Leupilr 1tiournctl tn rnret mn wnn,. firm,
Friday mimi M tfn sn,,,c ufn,,, WV "o-'> @AoA4
rItr srvr.rrrsr.t ~ IN, ,,.rr,
HelM It's regular weekly ineetin. ~ lsunmeea
aMt. eo1"er u thenHo Aschue ahd SGtlRwlck
asnStt. ,G..
Ino speaker ot the evening Was Slr. Richard
I; lcn'lerGAst. VIM glouuent!y described tho
history f lrb!Hnu Under English rlltG, and tho
nlsny wronGs inflicted upon her suffering pct,-
lne. so uulle.eu II WIS Ittiax that 4tnlertcn
, 1881-02-09
THE C1TI-IIALL.


AID. LnRESA has given up mo Saloon bus!-
hess ayln gong Into wood.cnErHvIng,
T'ur ,ynfcr. ninr oxtnuaIon lnI,nrcra ,rtii r,
,o.,.,, ,h.ts I,,'''n, W ~ fs,... r."
eesve tnolr obituary wagcs at tho City-Aah ot@
trrr conmtttca NJ, 1,o,,ro,1s ,poote 1,r,1,.
~ A". eo'st.''.seo y" ''""!oaaa "'etts ffiday
nl1erhooli ~ ocsock. "hHn SOME Important
Mhttera IN tho way OF local ra!tHAy legislator
nre to bo considered,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
eoMM'ssle'SEH :" ALLEIt sAsd yeB1erday that un-
lcss tho county pays lll' Its back water rents he
will havo tho water shut OF from tho County
llosp!tnl Within 4 very few dnys.
T,tr spcrIa, d.on,,,.tco m f,roottro+o .to
ern,i nv iins,ito ~, ,,.e - n'Gst.Hn.a tAo
1,onn IN In tg,v tHoru:s 1inn ,i iu.s .t
sn, bn ~, i,5,,I n,,s, nr"snmt ti,n,r u.o ra
Wv W. 's@''s 's'4 - 'Fee"' 'A'it e''".to'
tortay, and thnt was from + II West Erle street,
Sclrlct.fevcr WINS reported from W Thftty.,lfti1
street, top tNfr; ItE. West Nn1trne and .;si Scv.
Wick strtIt: tlnhthern from :.a5 Fifth avenue
and t.! Fulton street.
.r,,r c,uu,tte, y, strao,a NM, .,a+. ao,,.,
T. cat1e1 ~ ilsea @ Eray AFTERNOON NJ :o O'clock
saiin ss.a"t F", "si H. me, M .a9 s"G@nn @ Oh, 0 -
ts' ss.eGt' tTi. .!Atnsti 70 hn aiurcii, VIII pe
et ,t ~ anoSo .i, aGtes.em @ ~ pIa A."es OF
tm3 HoeSN'o'A "'o aAfeis'5 te!uoo'cu W w PfcS-
c"t'
crn 1udiunn Nn!roat! CDlnr,tIy permission to
rase tho Eighteenth street britlxc, yasactl by.
tho Council Mpt!iny cypul1r thD S}nynr snitn
yesterday lhut hp thought III wDuj,j svu il If
thu ctty's interests wrru projected, II int. lie
wuuI,l veto it. Thu ortli,,itIlcp supprcssinv oil.
Uu1LntAu permits Wcru ErAnted yesterday:
, 1881-02-09
M1fRAI-fGII EICEyc1::=
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In6 fol1"lnR marriage llccnses wrrr ,sr.~

day: "er" 'asued Ie,ts.
4ytnts. Ar. p<.,,.
Louis II, W'!lkonlng. on,nrI"y,y,a,.s' Isyas'
teophih T. Millsr.......2l... ..lkitniulua,Ieal w.
+, l.nsnuG. A.. ..t'htcurn e't lib
tilnhhaa Fhht. t....,...l9. .,t'hIrag,
{tiuslnyt tincttktnd. ..,.:N.. ..i;irnri, E,,
tl'StEer llasr!*... .,.....?l.. ...thlraK,,'
Ahlust Ha.!Ee...... ...41....th,rou,,.
tMra. Maey itohach..... al lIt;,rs,
Wn1tarn ltu1tun. ..t.hltnrp.
f,txh ftehl.s".......... ..i.. .,Ehieacu
sntnMcl fell lionkc.. ~, Ehlearn.
Alnfy yE'thp!t.....,.....N ...Chir1.RV.
Mltliar, Irving. ..."....n thltnkn
AInFy !. Alc!tartlH.. H.. ..ChirnMR
{Ihc1tor" ltarVoy.....y! ...aouth cbtc,e,
{Joaeph finppc.- .xi+.. .Chlr,gu.
lAnnlo o,.AnRe............4,,.. y. Chit3s,,'
AniA Hc!is0H......+...2l.... ..GhieA3,,,
III. ". Hart. ;. .tlo,;un.
lNelle y. Andrils.....,. 2i ....Ghicia,,.
Ensi i,. ms1i,sts nnd.: dts.;:......".;a....pak Park.
Ssis Se;lt q 3ifi'sr: i :GhisssS hisssSS
YIN. Wncslcnfchi.. e.. ..C,,leau,,.
tsttnnlo LnrtaehtInser. is. ..Chicsg,.
lieH"Is :GScax"
{Jcnnat,sl1att....r. ,s...New f";s
1,henphl! l,?heckl......2i u, ..TUlscston, I'M.
ltnl'la 1}e Nltt........l1...In .Iniestuli, inS
! Aler Gnttt,hnn. ..Chtcngo,
hhr1h J0hnu.. ..........,1i.. .+CtlcHrU.
! s,nv!d u; Mllia h.. .Chravo.
, 1881-02-09

CUMMING DOES llot advertise tcoth for 81 and
Ghurxu Mofe, 70 StMto,
, 1881-02-09

Iluek T. 1tayDcrs "3lurs Cologne Ia q pef-
fuinu uf conspicuous nxcEllonGg.
, 1881-02-09

TAkc Hop lsttcrs tbrre t!mca day, and you
Will hayG lIO doctor hiita t0 p4y.
, 1881-02-09

We recommend Eldredge sewlng-machlnes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28
NOTICE.

uoErAH MINING COMPANY,
MANAGES OFFICE,
I89 East Temple Street,
SALT LAKE OITY, UTAH,
September 23d, 1881.
ny REQUEST OF ONE-THIRD OF
! the stock Of the Company and of the
directors residing in Utah, 8 special
1neeting of the Stockholders OF the
Tintsh Mining Company will De held at
tbe Office Of the Company, No. 1S9 East
Temple Street, Salt Lake City, on
"wednesday, October oath, 1881, at 2
o,6ock pm, for the following purposes:
LIST. To fill by election vacancies that
NAV exist in the Directory OF the Conn
2d. To hear the report Of the Manager
and to audit and act upon his accounts.
3D.. To provide means for the active
and immediate development Of the mines
Of the Company.
4th. To authorize the Board Of Direc-
tors TO acquire by purchase such sddi-
tionsl ground as they may deem essential
TO the Compsny's best interests; and for
such other business as may come before
be meeting. ~,
Transfer books will close October 14th,
1881. and open October 25th, 1881.
n. A. VAN PRAAG,
s24 Managing Director.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28
New shipping Port.

New Yo.k, 27EAn Ottawa dispatch
says: There Is increased interest here in
the provision To utilize the through route
from the heart OF North America, from
Port Churchill ViG Hudson Bay straight
to Liverpool. Churchill Hsr5or, which
is said to be sufficient to accommodate
the largest ocean steamships, is ia miles
nearer te Liverpool than New York, ana
and sixty-four miles nearer than Mon
treal. The distance from Churchill to
the nearest available point on the Cana
dian Pacific route j. $50 miles. The fact
that navigation would not be open sufi-
GENTLY late to admit of the shipment of
more than portior of thevast grain ex-
port Of the northwest, would, it Is
thought, lead to The creation of extensive
Touring mills at Churchill, which could
the grain into -four, and
have it in readiness fer The opening uf
in June.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS!
TIMER TRIES
TO Defend Himself.

Washington, 26.-To the charge that
he obstructed the star route investiga-
ton, Tyner says the business OF his office
and that Of the contract Office are ss Gs-
psrste ss If they were in different depart
department do not furnish q single in
stance OF failure to dismiss a postmaster
justly accused Of false reports on The star
route service, or any other dereliction of
duty after it was brought 10 his notice.
The person who made the charge knew
1t was fslse. Tyner and the President
had three or four interviews about the
star route business at the Presidents re-
quest, ct which the questionable methods
of conducting the investigation were
freely dismissed. The last of those in
terviews occurred within twerty-four
hours of the fatal shot, of which fact at
least two other persons have knowledge,
one OF whom intentionally overheard part
Of what was said. The impression left
on Tyner's mind was that he was net to
go out, because of the suspicious rela
tioRs to the star route investigation or for
any other cause. Tyner says he has not
joined in sweeping charges of corruption
against every body who happened to have
lRbored to secure an increase Of service on
star routes, nor approved Of the plan OF
trying men on the criminal charge 10
He has attended to his own
business, and if the detectives and others
around the postmsster-general had done
likewise, this statement would have been
unnecessary.
Postmsster-General James, in letter
to Judge Tyner, acknowledging the re-
ceipt of his resignation, says: The re-
quest for your resignation was not based
upcp any reflection upon your personsl
or official integrity"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28
Battle with Cowboys.

San Franeisco, 27.-Tembstone dis
patch: -Four cowboys. Ike and Billy
Clanton and Frank and Tow McLowe:y
have been psrsdi0g the town several
days, drinking heavily and making
themselves obnoxious. The city marshal
arrested Ike Clsnton, and soop after his
release the four met the marshal, 9
brother. Morgan and Wyatt carp ard
J. b. Holiday. The marshal ordered
them to give up their weapons, when q
fight commenced. About thirty shots
were fred rapidly. Both the McLowery
boys were killed and Bill. Clanton was
MORALLY wounded, dying soon after.
Ike was slightly wounded and arrested.
Morgan carp was severely wounded in
the shoulder and Wyatt slightly. The
others were unhurt.
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Telegraphfc Ticks

New York, 26.-The supreme court
granted an order dissolving the Grant
mining and Manufacturing Company,
organized for operations in Michigan.
Stocks are higher. It is stated that
Keene has covered his shortage in Lake
Shore.
Alfred Dorlen, veteran oyster dealer Of
Fulton Market, died on Tuesday. Der.
lon was 81 years Old. and spent the
greater part of his life in tie oyster trade.
So long had he been connected with The
trade that he was looked upon as one OF
the greatest authorities On the oyster
question.
st. Louis, 27.-Aark b. Dunnell, Of
Minnesots, was elected president of the
river convention, with a large mum Der OF
vice presidents. Dunnell made bnef
speech. Other speeches followed.
Philsdelphis, 27.-The French dele
gates 10 Yorktown arrived here mis-
afternoon.
Atlsnta, 27.-Nine governors are here
and thousands of visitors.
New York, 26.-LeRest thermometer
to-day, 400; highest. 550; average, 4S249.
The anti-monopoly mas meeting u
Cooper Onion was largely attended.
Peter Cooper presided. and said if tie
principles of the league were carried o1t
they would do more to insure happiness
and prosperity to the people than has
ever been accomplished before.
The steamship ThimgUaLLd. Copenha-
gen, has arrived. THIS Is the vessel re-
ported lost in the terrible ga.es in the
German Ocean.
Only nineteen days water supply for
the city at the present rate Of use. In
surance men are nervous over the
scarcity. The police have been instructed
10 prevent street sprinkIing, or waste of
Croton water in any way.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

,CWSSn GPeS G6SG ana the west
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Pot1ee
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 tn Mississippi
and Missouri rivers az air points crossed By this
line, and transfers are avoided 81 Council Bluffs,
Kansas City. LeaYenTorth and AtchisOn, coz
nectionS being made in Union Depots.
. The principal X. Il. connections OF
this great Through Line are IS follows:
:, At CHICAGO; With all aiFerging lines for tho
East and South.
AsENGLEwooD, with the LIS. & Ms, andP.
Fl. ". & G. r. Rds.
LR.R
ALA SALE. VITA III. Ce-t r P
AT PEORIA, with z. Z. q J.; ?, y. = Z; /. 3. q
W.; III. Md; and T P. s. w. Rds.
At ROCK ISLAND, with milwaukee, and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock Isid d Peo. 2ds.
At DAvENPoRT. with the Davenport DiT!sio3
c. NJ. & ST. P. r K. -..
AtWEsT LIBERTY. vith the B. c. R.S EER
AtGRIENELL. with Central Iowa z r
At DES MONIES, with D. VI. & +. u. r ?.
AtCoUNCIL Bluffs, with Union Pacific ?. E.
At OMAHA. with =. 4 No. 2. r 2. m Neb.1
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION II 3. {. p. = y. 2. R
At OTTCMwA. with Central Iowa p P. W.
st. i. & Pac.. and G.: B; and O. r; Rds.
At REoKUH, with Toll, PEG. & War; Wab., 81
At cAIERoS, with f. St. j. r. R. -''-''
At ATCEISON. with Atch., Topeka & Santa Fee
Atch & Neb., and Gen. Br. [. p. r. Rds
At LEAyENwoRTH, with Union Pac. anG Kan.
AZ KAysAs Git. with al lines for the West
ana Southwest.
through to PEORIA. DIES. MONIES,
GIBSON. and LEAYENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route are sold by
nr home Office. address,
Es ST. JOHN.
General TIeke; and Passenge: Agent