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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-20
Houres TO Rent.

-Four rooms in Stsndish Row, IS.
House Of three rooms. 18th Ward, 81.
A House Of nine elegant rooms, II blocks
from Deseret Bankr
House OF eight looms on Brigham street
close to business, $50.
house OF five rooms, two and q half blocks
west OF Cliff house, Sli.
House OF seven rooms, in 12th Ward, SIS.
House Of three ronms, 18th Ward, SO.
Store Room formerly occupied by NJ. B.
Callahan, SIPS per month.
Two Brick Houses, each Of four rooms and
esllsr in Tenth Ward, SI2.5J esch.
Furnished Room for single gentleman, half
block east Of Deseret Bank.
Loans Negotiated.
SO to 500 at lOH interest on Mortgages
Notes of Hand, Stocks, Bonds etc.
Legal documents n ade on sAort notice.
Sesrchers Of Aecords.
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A PROSTATE Bully.

Chicago, 19.-JoUrnGL's Washington:
Senator Blaine is still confined TO his
bed with rheumatism, although bis con-
dItlon Is somewhat improved to-day.
Hi. physicians think he will now speedily
recover and be able to leave his house
the early part Of next week. 1t is MOI,
true that he has given up his seat in the
enate, but on the contrary ihere
are some matters pending itore
the Senate which will receive his atten-
tion as soon ss he can get there. He is
extremely FESTIVE under confinement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC
Enaigrant Rates.

New York, 1S.-The Tribune says;
Competition on the part of some Of the
steamship lines to secure emigrant traffic
to New York, has begun. For a long
time there has been an agreement by
wrich rates have been maintained a,
SIS from Bremen or hamburg to New
York. Rscently a disagreement has
occurred, ed the Hamburg line began
the competition with the North German
Lloyd. 1he rates have been reduced to
son
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are ready at all times to aid persons Of
limited Means by Looming them at least so per
cent of the Purchase Price Of any Property we
sci, on long time and reasonable rate OF inter-
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
lowing list We hold ourselves ready at all
times to show our Propertiesto those who wish
to purchase
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ssONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, Fsbrusrv 70, 1881

New York, February -, 1851
Money, easy, 4, 6; gov'ts, steady;
st cks closed strong; We-tern UuiCn,
Il65s; Quicksilver lax; Pacific, 6O5z;
Mariposs, 50; Wells, Fargo, lis; New
York Central, 14s5<; Erie. 1873;
Panama, 22s; Union Pacific, 122;;
bonds, il4%; Central Pacific, ss15i
bonds, llS1E; Sutro, rs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-20
Building sites For Sale.

A PLOT OF GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE
a of Commercial street. Go feet front by 100
feet in depth to be sold as a whole or in parts;
price 1900
Lot 5x1O rods Situated in 21st Ward. Hydrant
wSrer close by Price IS e..
a choices building lot, SKA rods, south front
adjoining the Cliff House; price $500.
Lot l0Il5 rods on corner. 18th ard, prizes
Lot 512O rod, on East Bench. 10th W ard
price $40.
Lot 51lO rods, south front, 9th Ward, price
s275
Lot on Arsenal Hill. afiording 4 splendid view,
price $3.50.
A full lot 1Ox2O rods, 18th Ward near car line,
price 81 ,050
Lot 5x20 rods, young orchard OF 81 trees, south
front, situated in the 18th Ward, half . block
west Of schoolhouSe; price So 0.
Lot 4xl0 rode, south front, making one OF the
most elegant building sites IN this city, stu
ated near Eagle Gate. price s., 500.
Lot l0x10 rods, south front, situated In the
18th Ward, close to John 1. CaiDe's residences;
price 81, 500.
BUILDING LOT 5x2a RODS IN 18TH
d Ward; price $3.50.
A C0RNEG LOT, 1Ox13 RODS; NORTH AND
a east fronts; on street car line, 9Th Ward;
splendid for building purposes; price 81 $50.
Choice lot SKIP rods, 18th Ward, east front
price $3.50.
Corner lot 51s rods, one block from Car line,
10th Ward S475.
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Foi!o#Ssg 60 e.s stsSt Guotetnai
Of fouE, gr-sz. Hssl. szc.. n sae sSn
Francisco raztste--
FLOUR ~ gssaar &c Fse4 e. saAsr5
Extra, g Is e ga Espily SxuE,
IS 90; VIA = ~, ezs2, "A Is 3 - -
Rbbl.
WHEAT-K e.I "a - @ / 81: ES.
2, 81 25Gl e7} 2 ctl.
BAELEY-Fexi, T7s1 Soc. Or 6Sast
Aad 85cs2e5e x Bay; Brewing, Sl9Sl =
GWt-
OATs-A4saeb!e ss$I Rse 81 ~ sa.
81 FeeE-
COEF eEotzbls ct sTl 81 e foI
LsTEs eI,sw: sIo5 esl eT3 Tor Email,
and 81 IS @ 81 IS 'or Vain, p ell.
HIDES-DTS Hides, fsual selections,
Flint, II q l7ic,; Dry kip5, II O l73s;
Greg5 cAi.ol, heavy ttS5re, ever 66lbs
l6c; 60, tnder IS lhs, SIC: Kips, lee;
Calf-skint. 10 @ i2ic.
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Notes from the CsDitaI.

Washington, ia leading politician
says be was told by Hayes thst the selec-
ton of Golf for secretsrv Of the navy was
only made after foil understanding
with Garfield and Blaine that he should
be retained in the cabinet.
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REsIDENCEs.

A n ADOBE HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS AND
N cellar, Lot exc reds. Corner lot. Bydrant
water in close vicinity. Situated in goth W ard
opposite School bouse. Price S. 200.
A FhAMs house OF TWO ROOMS
a good neighbsrhood. lot 4x10 rods Of ground
well fenced, situated in the 7th Ward, Gloss
70 the large brick house newly built by Regge;
price 81 100.
NEW BRICK HOUSE OF THREE
II Rooms; corner lot, 5xl0 rods, together with
good barn, yard and other outhouses, 2Ist
Ward, close to horse car line. Cheap bargain,
price $500.
A COzY LITTLE HOME, NEAR DEPOT,
Ii of tive mics rooms. Lot 4x6 rods. Owner
wishes to leave city. Cheap, $500.
A HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS. LOT 5x10
q rods situated in the 2lst Ward Payment Is
can be made by instruments; price $3.50.
A BEA UIIFUL ADOBE HOUSE
II Of seven rooms, modern style; bath
room, hot and cold 1cdteT. Lot 61SxI0
rodo Of ground, adorned Nth shades,
LGUzlS, ETC., buggy house, barn and other
o'tthOHses Of the best KIND; half block
from horse car Li1Ie; price S., 200.
A RRAHS HJUsE OF SEvEN ROOMS,
Il modern style, hydrant water in the house.
lot az IlU rods, situated on First west Street,
- blocks from business; price S2,f00.
A FRAME HOUSE OF FOUh ROOMS.
"a Lot 10I10 rods. situated in the 2lst Ward
Very cheap price 500 for = short tim.
A FRAME HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS,
a cellar, etc. Lot ska rods OF ground, facing
south, close 10 horse car track, 18th Wsrd,
price $3.50.
4 NEW BRICK HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
II Let 50x165 feet OF ground, situated In the
18th Ward l. blocks from horse car line. Cest
s. 600, for sale at 81 $50.
\ ADOBE oOUSE OF THREE ROOMS,
II new, modern style; lot 4xl0 rods, on street
car line TO Warm Springs; price $500.
4 NEW BRICK HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS,
Il modern style; lot 5sIl0 rodl; good barn;
10Th Ward close to business centre; s, goo.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME, TWO AND
u half blocks from business centre, consisting
OF Two Houses-Ons Of ave rooms and one OF
three rooms Lot 52Ax165 feet, in the finest
cultivation; consisting Of lawns, shades. sum
mer houses, fish pond wi gold fish, tOgslhsr
with innumerabls varieties OF flowers OF the
ca 5igest kinds price 1850
4 BEAUTIFUL MODERN STYLE RESI-
II denco Of twelve large rooms, closets etc
gas and hot and cold water all through the
house. Lot 4x2O rods Of ground, lawns, etc -,
together with splendid barn and other out
houses Of the best kind, one block from Main
street price S. o.
A FRAME OUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, WITH
II water pipe and hose in house. Also two
story stable; the whole situated near centre Of
usiness in Park City. For exchange fer
property in this cit price $3.50.
A n ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS.
IA Lot SKIS rods, we'll improved, situated in
LIST Ward. one and half blocks from horse car
line VIII give easy terms on time, etc, price
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PRODUCE MARKEF.

Following are The ruling whole
sale Buying prices in Salt Lake
Ctr
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WATER PIPES
LAID ON SHORT NOTICE.

A large amount of Plumbers Goods kept
in Stock. including Iron and Lead
Pipe, Hose, Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth, Parlor,
School Room and Lecture Hall Stoves;
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heaters
and Mansles.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
pstronIzed and highly recommended by
the Faculty o. the Dsseret University,
for Public School Rooms, and by the
Medical Fraternity generally, IS the best
Heating and Ventilsling Stoves ever IN
vented.
For Particulars and Prizes, enquire st
Office and Workshops, West Temple
Street, Opposite City Market.
p. o. Box 306.
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ted IL not between legal tenders snd
gold, but between legal tenders in the
safe hands Of the peoples rspresenta-
tives. issued by them, to take mp our
indebtedness, saving interest, and the
corporation paper money founded on
that indebtedness in the hands Of those
who make their wealth by hiding gold,
and by concert VI action initiate and
contract the currency to speculate. Let
the Government issue legal tenders, and
il there il any one 10 fastidious that he
cannot take them 1t par, exchange them
for silver or gold aud pay the indebted
mesa, save interest and disentiral our
children from the curse Of bonded debt
thnt shields bondholders from equal tax
burdens.
This prctense that gold il "honest
money" because it Ii rare or scarce is
not true. It becomes dishonest money"
dodging and hiding itself in bank vaults
and bankrupt pockets, on account Of its
scarcity aud supposed intrinsic value en-
tertained by those who hide 1t, and then
clamor for specie payments to use it Mt
qundruple advantage.
How many times, dear reader, have
yUu beCn 0u5VCnblOu VI UpCCAO PnynCHto
How often have you heard Of banks
resuming specie payments to suspend
again.
Suspension d specie payments can be
found upon every important page of our
financial history, and this pretended
"honest money! hid from the eye Of
commerce, out Of reach Of tho people.
Did you know, dear reader, that il il
much better thnt the patriot voters
should put honest men into Congress, TO
let them issue Government money direct
from the treasury, which the producer
fills annually, than to have dishonest
men" il Congress, bankers in Congress,
hondholders in Congress, to absorb ma
tional wealth through bonds and banks,
yacillating between promises to pay and
suspension Of specie payments?
Congress money is better than cor
poration money. Honest men in Con-
gress is better than the !" stool pigeons
Of fraud. The honest common sense OF
busy producer on American soil ia bet
ter than the intellectof truculent lect-
urer wrapt in the self-interest Of his
pompons employer, irresponsible to
country and just 0od.-National
piCU.
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WAS III (VNSrlRACl.
llrom the Cascaxe ExprceS.

IL FSW tne eSAACAkN kNkAVNSl
The Chicago Times denies it. Within
4 period Of three or four days after the
passage q the Rcfanding hill. 40 hanks
situated in twcnty-one States surren-
lerea circulation t. the amount Of nearly
Sl9,OO0.O0O A reason for its denial,
the Tunes says:
"Thc fact that SO many hanks, scat
tered all over the country, retired c,rcu.
lation is \ sufficient answer to the grs.
tuitious charge of conspiracy that has
been brought against the banks.
The head Of this national hank mon-
ster il not scattered all over the ceun-
try. 1t has central, local hahitation.
in the Office of the Secretary of the
American Bankers Association in tue
city Of New York. Nearly or quit vail
the national banks belong to this asso-
citation, aud are sacrelly hound by Its
rules and regulations. Orders arr
issued in secret by the head Office and
DISPATCHED simultaneously "all over the
country" to be obeyed by the hundreds
III national banks. What did the New
York Tribune mean when il said. The
machinery il now furnished hy which
in any emergency tho banks can n,
together at . single days noti.e. with
such power that no act Of Congress cai
overcome their decision 2" That MI
chinery is the Bankers Association. fhis
association is band Of consnirat RS.
They have organized under experienced
leaders. and are bound to obey orders
How they conspire to defeat the aeeis
ions Of Congress and To everawe the ex
ecntiye is shown 10y the following ex
tract from q circular issued hy Jane,
Buell., Secretary of the Bankers lAssa
citation, and sent To bank in the West
from whicn the writer received ,l,e orig
inal copy. On this oeeasien the bank,
consrired 10 force Congress to rep sal iii,
tax On hank circulation and depe@,tA
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BITS OF IMPORTATION.

HrBERNIA is the Latin name for Ire.
land.
CorroN MArHER wrote 3S2 works q
all kinds.
MEMPHIS was built BY Mizraim 1900
years and more before Christ.
The slang word "crack" Gas, . ''crack"
regiment) is corruption Of ''crcpo," to
boast Of. It is English university slang,
and was in common use in Shakspeare's
time.
ALUMINIUM when fused and cast in
molds is soft as pure silver, but when
hammered or rolled it becomes IS hard
rs iron.
NITRo.aLYcERINR was invented by
Soblero in 1847. In 1868 Alfred Nobel,
German, first mixed it with gunpow-
der, and used il for blasting, and, after
further experiments, invented dynamite,
by mixing it with infusorial earth.
GLASS wns first introduced into En-
gland in 674. It's use was at first entirely
confined to religious ediices, and did
not become general until the fourteenth
century. The first glass mandatory III
America Was established by John Hewes,
in New Hampshire, in 179O.
The Riot Act" is an English law.
providing THAT il any persons to the
number Of twelve or more, being unlaw-
fully, riotously and tumultuously assem-
bled together to the disturbance Of tho
public peace, shall continue 20 assem-
bled for the space Of an hour after
magistrate has commanded them by
proclamation TO disperse, they shall be
considered felons." It is the custom in
England always to read the Riot Act"
before proceeding to extremities.
In the ancient Egyptian astronomy,
the order Of the planets, in respect Of
distance from the earth, beginning with
the most remote, is Saturn. Jupiter,
Mars, the sun. Venus, Mercury, tho
moon. The day was divided into twenty
four hours, and each successive hour
consecrated to . particular planet in the
order stated-so that, one hour being
consecrated to Saturn, the next fell to
Jupiter, the third to Mars, and 50 on,
and each day was named after the planet
to which its 6rst hour was cOnsecrated.
The Egyptian week began with Satur-
day, or the day Of Saturn !; and the Jews,
because Of their fight on that day, made
it the last day Of their week-the last
day Of their bondage-hence their Sab.
bath or rest from labor.
Tux term Porte" which is used to
denote the administrative government
Of the Ottoman empire, and includes
the Sultan, tho Grand vizier, and the
great Council of State, had its origin in
this way: In the famous institutes es-
tablished by tho famous warrior, Sultan
Mohammed H.. the Turkish body polit-
ic was described by tho metaphor Of >
stately tent, whose domes rested upon
four pillars. 1.-THE Viziers formed the
first pillar, the Judges tho second, the
Treasuren tho third, and the Secretaries
the fourth" The chief seat oi the gov
ernment was 6gnratively named tho
Lofty Gate Of the Royal Tent, in a.
lusion to the practice Of earlier times,
when the Ottoman rulers ut at the tent
door TO administer justice. The Italian
translation Of this name was "Lc Porte
SubimA" This phrase was modi-
fled in English to the "Sublime
Porte,' and finally the adjective has
been dropped. leaving it simply "The
Porte"
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lGIscELLANEous oLIA1eINos.

During 1880 S27, ,37l persons from
abroad came to mako their homes In this coun-
try. This Il the largest number In the history
u tho United States. and was only approached
1854, when tho number was SlN.27l. From
,,rcscnt indications there sccms 10 bs no doubt
hut the number Of innmigrants who viii ar-
i've hero this year will exceed tho number last
year, and viii % closs On II Il dos not exceed
,u0,OO0
The death of the Earl Of Caithness 1T
New York il announced. He WAS known a tho
most scientific member Of the scotch pccraEc,
having perfected 4 stean carriage Tor macAd-
amixod ruads and invented an improved loon,
and gravitatins compass.
The German population in the mount
ain districts Of Bohemia ara leaving Tor the
Unted States in large colonies
Tho Illinois and Mississippi Canal
Commission has arranged Tor Northwestern
c.awenton At Davenport, Iowa, on May Is, the
!elesates TO BE- appointed by The uovernors,
Boards u Trade aud farmers' clnhs. Tho OBJ
lcct of tho gathering II 10 invoke tho aid Of
Congress IN creating wator route from the
"Fsthcr Of Waters" to the lales
The Rev. DR.. Philip Schaff, who was
one Of the American Committee on the Revision
u tho New Testament, said to Now York ~
porter, the other day, on this subject. Thu
changes are 10 many that scarcely ! verse In
thu New Testament remains nnastcred. w
have worked between two iircs--the Radicals
wanting far moro sweeping changes than NC
would sanction, aud tho other party ROLLINS
their eycs In horror whom comma was trans
posed or small letter replaced BY capital. Tho
controversy win probably 50 on for few ycars.
The New Testament win be cold in England
Scotland, Ireland. Australia aud The United
States ON the 2oth Of next May. The stories
that large numbers OF books arc now In this
country under lock and koy arc false. the re-
yisers only having rccoived copies. Only sub
scribers will reoeivs copies 1t irpt aud the
price TO the public viii be elo. l.is understood
that, within forty-cight hours u tho appear
ance Of tho English copies upon tho market.
rpr.nts will appear from six New York pub
lishers tho prices Of some of tho editions u b.
a. low ~ l5 ccnts.
The stockholders of tho Pullman Pal.
acc-Car Company have voted 10 ,n,rcase the
nnmhcr II shares one-third, making tho capita
IS, ,OOu, 900.
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The Vote Tor President.

The New York SPIRIT Of the Times has beea
appealed to to settle numerous election bets.
which it has been unable to do up to this time.
owing to discrepancies in tho various political
almanacs. For that reason, % the paper says
in its last issue, I'VE determined to address tho
several Secretaries Of State ourselves and pub
lisn correct table when tho full returns weeo
received. These We have now. A. tho only
just method Of asccrtaining the vote or plurali-
IL In state III Presidential election, we have
in all cases Us q the highest vote in that State
for either the Republican Or Democratic elect
or. Ii Virginia the Funder and Rsadjnstsr vote
il added together, and in Maine the Fusion
vote Is credited to Hancock" The complete
tahl, Ia Al fUl.Ows:
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Tho galleries OF tho cenAto ChAmheg were
,an,mea ON Monday. March a n antacinAs,on AZ /.
s., ~, .N. . ~ :" = 49, - -.
eenssu"nsA oc"ss~ Auaoue " eauseas - -
SpraguA eenxtr Mahons devoted three hcurs -
tha ,nsk ~ mahins hin noaion an r~uul.fion clear
and rounded "a In few sxssmpcrsaecas remasAs
feeble a,tempe was made toward the eleetioA ot
ofnccr. Tho PRECEDENT nominated William u. CRAIG
for N%tmastcr at Albany, n. Y. Mr. Craig 10 the
presen, R~tmastAR.
March "a. w.ds HAMPTON denied the .ta,eu,cut d
Gen. Mahcne that The Democratic party haA rvru.
M-..Js Il. ~, Z, go C..s,.. - r..-
uasecu s"c ~oos ~ Oe30 NsxssAn& A1 OsVWu
futca the charge that be had withheld the militia II
Georgia fnm ,hc Confederate oausc III. Heck r,at.
cal~d tho Republicans for picking W Read,a~se,
Riddlcbcr1cs. M~s%rs Jonas and KELLOGG had :
,n ~ns"s ~ y ss sssa M. - sns .H.sms ~ ,.sns @
na.ae: Char.a {. johnson, store. Keeper, seventh
district. and u Mavcrs y ! narAn aud Edward
1. 1"'' ~'-"ssN Nss
- u'o 0c"sto chsMusN y Wss0snStons ot
wednesday, MArcn ~ NJ. AciloSs toaad hand
tamc bouquet on hts de.s. while Mr.. Hill wAa IN
recipient u . masniacsat aaral slTect-a shin Il
ssAae sasah9 upon - ~ Nessn anu resess aeconf
panied by !aulatary letter firm lAa.es Of Aexan
,,r,. y. r.-an,,,n 80. n....s ;, -, A.. :,
-. !. A. -, 5, - -
tim by Mr. HArsis te adjourn te the nr~t Monday II
ncccmher was so<i Hiat and Dawes then opened
aeusse un p"at'eas issues, During Mheh Lassn In
dgnsnty densed tast hs = mpathlsed with the south
~ cs outbreak of sesc<sasa.
TNa o...A. .,.. :.
@s "ss sII@.s"sas NO aesPs tus
election Of lie ssiec on the lA>t day Of Msnh ,hs
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East.
There are over 100 railway stations
within six miles OF the City Hall in Boston.
The Now York and New England road has rs-
duced its fares to cents within the municipal
Limits, aud the Providence aud Old Colony will
fellow the example.
Nathan Mcgowan. who fired the last
gun from the frigate Cumberland ~ shs was
sinking OF Fortress Monroe, ended his days at
Newburyport, Mass.
A lot Of valuable hogs, belonging to
Michael Simpson, At South birmingham, Mass,
wero SO badly affected by trichinS that orders
we're given to kill them.
Negotia ions are said to DO in progress
to grant tho uso OF the Philadelphia aud Erie
road to Jay Gould, to secure Now York con-
n.c,ion for the Wabash system
Joseph X. Davidson, . Philadelphia
jeweler, was quietly victimized out " $4,000
worth OF diamonds BY some professional thieves.
who took his jewel-box from the counter and
left ono Of similar appearance in it, place.
Thirteen prominent capitalists oi
AahAao AWsV s0AaSA SVMl'Nuy ~ sA6AN soS
streets and public buildings by electricity.
About sixty Of the money kings oi
New York called upon Secretary Window and
Attorney General Mcvesgh at tho sub-trcasury
in New York. Many Of them urged the Issuing
of si0i,ooa.00O Of par cents. at lla, to be
taken mp by popular subscription.
In clearing away the ruins Of Birge's
wall pa ,cr factory, At Buffalo, wolkmeu found
three more bodies.
The death is announced Of William
ncrri.n Dayton, OF New Jersey. Who was Phi
rate Secretary To Edwin n. Stanton in the Wal
Department.
While making dynamite cartridges Al
Wilkesbarre, Pa, William Hlnsley was torn
Into fragments and The building was demol'
ishcd.
The iron molders Of Pittsburgh have
secured an advance Of 10 per cont IN wages il
forty shops.
There is such boom in favor of ere.
nation that the lie Moyne furnace at Wash.
inston, Pa, is To be enlarged and 4 new re,
tort put in
/ West.
BY the breaking Of the ice in the Mis-
souri, river at Pierre, Oak, the town wa.
Hooded TO tho depth Of i've fest, aud tho in
hAbitants encamped on the bluffs. The steam,a
Weston WAS sunk Ut the leves Ut yankton, an.
the Meade AoAted down stxsam With the Voc
The town u vssNillIsA ~ iauAdateA.
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A PENSION of f4, 900 was granted in
1870 by tho British Parliament to the
heirs and descendants OF William Penn,
in consideration of his meritorious SER
vices. aud Of the losses which his family
sustained in consequence II the Ameri-
can war. II IL now paid te Col, William
Etuart, q defendant,
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Heavy frosts have damaged yegeta.
ton In tho northern portion Of tho Gulf
States.
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An attorney Of Washington charges
that by improper mems tho United statcs dov.
crnmcnt has obtained tho drawings VI Wl,itc-
hoad's torpedo, An explosive manufactured by
tho British. Commodore Jeffcr states that
tho sccrot WAS given him BY o6acon Of our
navy.
The public.d0bt statement Asuol