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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
GUttteaU.

Washington, 9.-Scoville, in the Grim
inal court, to-day. stated that the war
den of the prison did not remember
taking q letter from Guitteau to him and
giving it to the district attorney, and de-
clined to make an affidavit. He apollo
gized for troubling the court, but would
bring the matter up during the trial.
CorKhill emphatically denied having
received from Warden Croker or any
one else any letter from Guitteau to SEQ
villa. He had extended every courtesy
to Scoville, realizing his Disadvantages,
and wondered at his charge.
Warden Croker, being sworn, denied
positively having delivered such letter,
and ScoYille refused to question him fur
Their,
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Advertising Solicited for all News
papers published on the Pacific Coast
Sandwich Islands. Polynesia, Mexican
Ports, Panama, Valparaiso, Japan,
China, New Zealand, the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States anC
Europe. Files of nearly every news
paper published on the Pacific Coast
are kept constantly on hand and ali
Advertisers are allowed free access to
them during business hours.
b@ The HERALD is kept on fit
the Office Of L. P. FISHER.
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Terrible TyphO0n.

Paris, S.-The foreign missionary SEM
mary has telegram from Hong Kong,
dated Tuesday, stating that q terrible
typhoon ragged in western Tonquin. Two
hundred churches, thirty four, parsonages
and colleges, and 1000 houses were de-
stroyed. Six thousand Christians are
ruined and without resources. The losses
are immense and the distress terrible.
The telegram begs for help.
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and PdGSzoz
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One OfhfsN~
great feature of our Palace Cars is a SMOkGS&s%
SALOON where you can enjoy your " HaYaE1asS
ar all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by IL
line and transfers are avoided at Council Bi1Eh
Kansas CITY, Leavenworth and AtchiSOn. cox
nections being made in Union DEPICTS.
The principal X. 3. connections XII
this great Through Line are follows
at CHICAGO: with all dverging lines for 1AS-
At ENGLEwooD, with the LIS. Il MS and r
Ft. w. & c. r. RdS.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P, c. S@--~
L.R.R.
Alta SALE with III. CeSt. R. R
At PEORIA, with P. P. q >; P D. e; ]. z -
W.; III. Mid; and T. P. & w. Rds.
At Rock ISLAND with milwaukee and RCEIA-
Island Short Line - and Rock ISi'd & Pc ,. EE&s--
At DAyENPoRT with the Davenport DiYissslz- ~.
AtWEST LIBERTY. with the B C. r. E.R. u
At GRIENELL, with Central Iowa R R
At DIES MONIES with D. NJ. Il +, D. < 2
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific z Ia
At OMAHA with B. & Mo. r. R r. On Ne31--s
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with 3, C.R.&N Nh. *
At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r r; ".
St. L. & Pac.. and c.. B. and Q. r. RdS.
At KEOKCK with Fol, PEG. & War; Wa6--tSG--.
Louis & Pac and St l., KeO & y. W. r Es&G-
At CAMERON, with II. st. J. r. Z.
At ATCHlSON, with Atch., Topeka & Santa "a
Atch. & Neb, and Gen. Br. Q. p r. Rds.
= At LEAyENwORTH, with Union Pac anc ExIEs
at KANSAS CITY, with Hines for the E'Ezzs.
and Southwest
through to PEORIA. DIES MONIES,
Gibson, and LEAVENWORTH.
ur home office, address,
E. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and Rsssenge. Agra
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS!


London. S.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: There is no doubt
the proposition made to Germany by the
British for the former to join the powers,
in the collective answer to Secretary
Blaine's dispatch in regard to the Pana-
ma Canal, will not be accepted. Ger
many feels ne interest ia the matter.
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and Freight Trains wiz be Ran Daily Sundays Excepted
JOHN SHARP.
'upE Gent Superintendent
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CHIGAGU, RUCk ISLAND q FACIE1G e Z

is ne Great connecting Link %
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Sale,
Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport. West
Liberty Iowa City, MaTengo, Brooklyn, Grim ell,
DeS MOineS (the capital Of Iowa., Stuart, Allan
tic. and Avocz: with branches from Bureau
tine, Washington. Fairfield E1don, Belknap,
Centreville, Princeton. Trenton, Gallat1n. Came
rom LeavenwOrth, AtchiSOn, and Kansas City;
Washington TO SigOurney, OSkalooSa. and Knox
tonSport independent, EldOn OttUmWa, EDDY
Vile OSkalooSa, Pella, Monroe, and DeS Moines;
Mt Zion to KeoSauQua; Newton 10 Monroe; DeS
MoineS TO Indianola and WinterSet; Atlantic 10
Griswold and Audubon; and AvOca to Harlan
and Carson. This is positively the only Kali
road which owns, and operates through line
from Chicago into the State OF Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached, are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAVENWORTH and ATCHI
SON. Through ears are also run between MlIwau,
kee and Kansas City. via the " milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" is magnifcently
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and its
track is laid with steel rails.
Of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairieS of Illinois and Iowa, in one of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal. as good as is served in any hrSt-ciasS hotel
for seventy-hve cents.
Approaching the fact that majority Of the
people prefer separate apartments for d1nerent
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warranting it). we are pleased an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are run
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, al
Tickets via this Line, known as the
all Ticket Agents in the United states q
h. e. CA BLE,
Vice President and General Mana2er
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Northward Station. Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 800 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden at
4.S0 p. m. from Melrose.
GEO. W. THATCHER, supt.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York, Nov. 9, 1881.

New York, Nov. 9, 1881.
Money closed 6; governments, arm;
stocks closed firm; W Union, 87A;
Quicksilver. 1915; Pacific, 45X; Mari
poss, 2; Wells, Fargo, 1887 New
York Contra. 1895; Erie, 47x; Panama,
100; Union Pacific, {20H; bonds, I17H;
Central Pacific. So; bonds, 11S; euAfo,
IL; Mineral Greek, 10.
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LOcdt Lanes.

One drunk was the only case heard
by tue Mayor this morning.
The subject of building = bridge
acr ss the BrAndywins at the foot of
Washing ON street is being agitated
again.
The saloon keepers are In . quandry
over the new liquor bill that has pass
ed the Legislature.
There is very little talk in this city
over the withdrawal of the bill grant
ing a charter to the B. & .. X. r. to
construct a new railroad down the
Peninsula
To-day is the last day to nls ap-
plioations before the Clerk Of the
Peace for hotel license.
Tho funeral of William Martin, the
| fireman who was crushed en- the Dela-
ware Western Il. X. aud died on
Tuesday, took Place, this afternoon.
The Ncvs published this morning 9
sensational story in regard 10 All slope-
msnt oil colored man wita q white
woman.
The bed OF Walnut street, between
| Third and Fourth streets has been
partially repaired.
Mayor Almond went down t0
Dover, this morning.
When all the contemplated improve.
ments are made to the City Hall yard
it will present a pretty appearance.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Athletic Association WAS held, last
evening, but no bssineSs OF import
Anse was transacted.
Stotsonberg's foundry, that was
partially destroyed by nrs in Decsm-
Der last, is nearly rebuilt.
The land slide on Cool Spring Ressr.
voir has been partially.
Dsffadils are beginning to show
themselves upon the lawns.
The low places on the Philadelphis
pike are being tilled in with broker
rock.
The plllory and whipping post, OF
sxhibltion at the Malta House, hAi
been put in glass case.
Bachelor s. Dorrls' advance car t,
the circus passed through on it's wa.
10 Smyrna last evening.
Letters of administration were yes
terday gran,hd TO Melissa A. Roberts
upon the estate Of Stephen 5. Pierce
Estelle Sharp, n little girl 8 year
old, died on Monday Of scarlet fever
At the residence OF hee parents, 90
East Fifth street, after an illness5O
only ave days. she suffered from
most malignant type of the disease.
Mr.. Everett, bookkeper, was La
evening married to Miss Ettie Sim
mons, vt the home Of the bridge, o
sixth street, between Lombard an
. Pine streets.
The turntabls at the eastern ter
minus OF the Fourth street railws
was put in yesterday. Quite q larG
u force of workmsn were engaged
that end of the liAe all day.
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FIRST EDITION
ENTERED BY THIEVES.

Last evening about 10 o'clock, az
ofacer Mccormick was passing along
Fourth street, he noticed that the
front door Of J. Barley q Bre. 3
store, corner of Fourth and French
streets, was slightly ajar. Oficer
McIlhsnny happened along about the
same time, and together the two Off
ceIs entered the store, and made a
thorough search for the thieves.
They failed to find them, however,
but discovered that the money drawer
had been broken open and the oon-
tents stolen.
After making the search officer
McIlhsnny proceeded to Mr.. Barkiey's
house and informed him of the rob-
berry. In the meantime officer McCor-
mick remained aud guarded the store.
Mr.. BArkley sent one of his clerks
down to the store, who relieved the
of5ieors and re locked The door. The
thieves succeeded in obtaining about
81 in money, and . small amount oi
candy. The door had been prisd open
by means of q jimmy.
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ANOTHER CAMP.

A0u invitation of Camp No. 2.Sons
Veterans, Capt. John II. Harkins
alted New Castle last evening for
'e purpose Of completing all neces-
Rry arrangements for the installa
|On Of The officers Of the Camp on
etarday evening next. The mem.
PRS Of Camp No. |, and also the va.
|ous 4. A. X. Posts are requested
attend the lnstallion.
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Killed at DOUer.
special TO the Gazette.

special To The Gazette.
DOVER, April 6.
A sad accident occurred at the
depot to day. The north bound
freight had Just come in, was stand
ing and blowing off steam, and
George Washington, bright and
useful negro man, was at the gran
cry loading bran in cart belonging
to Mr.. John Homewood, with whom
George lived. Apprehensive of the
mule with the train standing 80
near, George got out OF the cart and
took the mule by the head. The
mule began to rear and plunge, a
desperate struggle ensued, George
became eutangled, fell and the
loaded cart passed over him break
ing his neck and decorating his body
badly. Large pools OF blood were
TO be seen around and it was The
surprise OF many that man con
tanned 80 much.
George Washington was raised by
Mr.. Doubleday, formerly of Dc
yer, and has ever borne an excep
tionally good character. When DIR
Wilson who was called arrived OIL
the ground, poor George was NJ
more. The accident occurring abou
| five o'clock the coroner's jury will
not sit until to morrow.
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TODAY THE LAST DAY.

/ WV LIQUOR LAw-wHAT Es
prer II HAs--THA SALOON khh
kns UNDECIDED.
H. n,ssaoe by the House OF Repre-
P.n,ipo. u. p"f Of the stringent Incense law
tSsl'e'5 M5Sv ~ afternoon last fell like
,l.uSSrb1lt .u among the saloon keep,
uD IN his city. One of the material
nnos IL ' in lLe new law is that the
s"py, to an application must DO a
D.aD,ial freehoiJer instead OF re-
s,shIs citizen as under the old law
FSis change is one that is mostly
nDlained Of by the saloon keepers,
I"st NJ those who intend applying
. lice license at the coming term OF
|D% had their petit ons filed with
Iu,,, aud in number Of cases pup
ed as required. The change in the
w,s moi known in this city until
I,srdsy, and number Of those who
.O,tsu ou' thoir petitions went to
~ At once 10 get out others aud OBJ
N the requisite number of substan-
| frs.holdsrs. On the other hand
70 are some who have filed theiI
Clicatiop with The Clerk st the
bcs, declare that they will not with
(w Them, but leave them as they are
n tb. necessary number Of re-
kctabls citizens as signers. TO-DAY
HE last day on which application
"a be made for license TO sell.
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EDITION
Washington.
SENATORS BAYARD AND
SHERMAN ON THE MAHONE
QUESTION.
THE SENATE,

WASHINGTON, April 6. - Mr..
Bayard made an eloquent, earnest,
effective statement to day in expia
nation and defense of the position
assumed by himself and his asso
ciates on the democratic side of lhe
Senate. He reviewed the situation
thoroughly, and set forth in the
strongest colors the enormity of
the corrupt bargain made by the re
publicans with Mr.. Malone, and
the ignoring and disregard of all
the principles and traditions of the
republican party by the alliance
with an avowed vio'ater of the pub
lie faith. Mr.. Bayard also showed
how little there was IN the idea so
persistently thrown out that the
main object OF the alliance was to
assist Gen. Malone in his so called
efforts to destroy the Bourboun de
mt cracy iu the campaign to be fought
in vi ginia the coming fall. AS the
election will be State election en-
tirely, there would be no possible leg
al method by which the United States
government or any branch of it could
In erfere Or take part in the most re-
mote degree in that election. The
republicans have been circulating ru
mors for week past to the effect that
Mr.. Bayard was dissatisfied with the
attitude of his associates, and would
be certain in brief period to separate
himself from them.
All suck rumors were effectually
disposed of to-day, for Mr.. Bayard
| planted himself III the mos determined
and unequivocal manner by the side
of his party friends, and in concluding
he announced his unalterable purpose
to stand on that line to the eud.
MIR. Sherman undertook TO Justify the
aetiJu of zen. Malone by citing DumeT
Gus other Instances where men for the
sake OF political honors and patronage
had deserted their own party and gone
over to the opposition. tie might as
well have undertaken TO justify or ex-
cuse'a man who has committed murder
or arson because others have done 1t be-
fore him. The republicans have found
1t absolutely necessary 10 press some OF
their strong men inc the fight.
Heretofore the contest on the republi-
can side has been carried on mainly by
the two Massachusetts Senators MessIs
Hoar and Dawes, who are Immense IL
the line of cent and drive, small sarcasm
aud mean and ungenerous insinuation
but entirely deficient in all the qualitie
that 90 10 make up broad, faiE-mindet
and just opponent, or that give tn
weight of logic and argument to a posi-
tion. Yesterday Gen. Hawley and MI
Sherman took part In the discussion, an
to day Mr.. Sherman again felt impelle
to attempt to weaken the force of th
Arguments prerenLed from The dem
cratic side.
Mr.. Sherman, who is among the yer,
ablest and most adroit of the Senators oil
the republican side, whose argument
are always forcible, and who Is NOR
successful than most men III making th
worse appea, 'he better reason, rep,ie'
to Mr.. Bayard, but although he spok
long and we'll, he did not shake by on
white the impregnsble foundations upo
which Mr.. Bayard rested his conelusionI
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apT 3t'

NOTICE., Vincent o. Hi, in COM
~ pliance with the requirements OF
the act OF AEssmbly. in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
1 shall apply in writing to the Court ot
General Sess ions of the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the state of Delaware, in aud
Tor New Castle county on Monday. the
9th day Of May next, A; D., lSi being
court, for q license to keep an inn or tav-
ern, known as the Blackbird Hotel, In tie
town of Blackbird, Blackbird Hundred,
school District, No. 90, and to sslI fntoxi-
eating liquors in qantities less than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises. ana
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, TO Wit:
Jacob.Hill, VIM. ]. Campbell,
John Mccoy, Lewis Runyan,
Richard Reed, Thomas shaw,
Mortimer Records, VIM Lockerman,
JohneHanton, James A. Parker,
William, j. Holland Charles W. Dlll,
Auly Hill, VIM. H. Middleton.
Daiiel g, Pearson, James L. Mathera.
apr7-9tA V.O. Hill.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTION.

The annual meeting Of the teachers
Of Grace M. 4. Church Sunday school,
held recently, elected the following
officers
supsrintenGeDt-C. f. Rudolph.
Assistauts-J. w. Disfendorf and
z. James Belt.
eeerstary-H. c. Downward.
Trsasurer-John p. Doug htsn.
LlbrArians-Henry G.. Robinson,
Walter Francis, J. \. MoColley,
Charles W. Pussy, William n. Curry
aud 4. s. X. Butler.
Regislrars-A. y. Robinson and
Frank W. Heisler.
Chorister-C. B. Rhoads.
Infant dspArtments-Assissants to
Superintendent Rudolph, Mrs. l.. A.
Wiley, Mrs. Washington Hastings,
Mrs. Maria J. E1binson and Mrs.
VIM. Bssdsnkopf.
The officers OF the Sunday School
Union, connected with the school, are
as follows:
SuperiRtendsnt-J. T. Cause.
William III. Curry.
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Tho Ia. Charity 3 ais,

"ChariLy sutfereth long and is kind" ="
There has aIlssu fierce discussion
among Lh, avuwedly religious newspa-
pers, taking as text the propriety oil
siviug dancing II semblys, balls 10 main
lain Hospitals iii the c,ty OF New York,
Philadelphia, amt elsewh re, doing evil,
it is alles ed, that gaod may come from
IT. In fact, as one OF the leading p Gus
orsnns sLstes, IL In better TO AT once
mail Two dollars TO NJ. A. Dauphin, al
No. sle Broadway, New York city, N Y.
or the same person at New .Orlean. La
for q ticket in the next grand ohthiy y
dtsiribution of the celebrated Louisiana
slate Lottery Company. to take place
April l2th, Al New Orleans, and draw
Syo 100, thereby aiding tie CLARITY Hospi'
iai In Thai city. aprs
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ASwELL FoUR IN HAND TEAM.-Tuis
morning Wllnam Y. Warner, of VIII
mIng, Delaware, came into W est ChesLe'
driving four in hand team. He stopped
AZ EnJs Seeds livery stable in the rear
OF tho Mansion house. His horses were
taken out ami pair belonging to Nathan
b Hayes were put to the tongue and
Fnos. Seeds sorrels on the lead and
whsir hooked up they make aswell team
A party composed OF VIM. Y Warner,
Nathan b. Hayes, Enos Seeds William
w. Woodward with James ID. Mcclellan
holder OF the ribbons got in and Grove
to the farm of John B. and David Lewis,
north of the Eagle In Upper Uwchlan
ownship where they Will spend the day
looking ut some valuable stock. The
party will return this etening.-Wsst
Chester Record.
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General New D.

Tie schooner A. b. Goodman, ashore
IF Cape Halter as, Is going to pieces. Her
crew saved nothing but Ihe clothes they
nad Oh. The. name of the seaman lost
vas Louis Beck.
The New Jersey Grand Army Of the
Republic decided at meeting yesterday
20 purchase the Bonaparte estate at
Bordentosn. They expect TO get posses
sion of it in thirty days.
The Confederate graves at New Or
leans were decorated yesterday, the Grand
Army If the Republic contributing fiow-
ors for the purpose.
General Grant and party arrived at
Vera Cruz ycstereay from Galveston.
A stoue in Jphnston's n1ur mill in
Monroe county, Arkansas, burst on
Tuesday, killing TWO men and fatally
injuring several others among then
Johnston, the proprietor Of the mill'
Uhera, New York has given so ma.
lority against license, making it the lArg
4, ono license village in tho State.
All the towns in rompkins county, New
York, have voted against license
Full returus OF the election In s..
Louis give Ewing, the Republican candi
late for Mayer, Is, ,265 majority, in to
al poll of s5,691. The rest of the Re
,ubhcan sily ticket received msIoritie!
ranpine (. ON $4,000 to 10000. The re
suit is owing to bitter contention
,monQ the Democrats, and determined
pposilion To OVerbollz, and to the mann
"a which he received the Democratic
domination for Mayor.
The Governor of Tennessee has sign
ID the bill Tor the funding of the debt o
hat State at par, with 3 pei cent. inter
st. The Tennessee Legislature has pass
| ID a bill to settle the drht OF the extinC
municipality Of Memphis at 3St cent
aud interest at per cent.
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NOTICE,-I, Joseph McDace, In coA-
~ pliance with the requirements OF the
act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing TO the Court Of
General sessions of the Peace and JAN
Delivery of the state o. Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
9th day of May next. A. D.. 1881 being
the first day OF the next May term Of the
said court, for q license to keep an inu or
tavern at No. 5t6 Church street, beiAg
the s. f.. corner of Lord and Church reets
10 the Fourth ward OF the city of VIII
mingtan, Del, and to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS Ia less quaint tiles than one quart
to be drunk ON The premises, and the fOi-
lowing substa tial frreholdera recon-
mend the said application to wit:
August Ten Weges, Henry K. loert,
John Fehrenbach, Francis x JaeQuot,
Martin Farrell Thomas n. Eaton,
Thomas W. Zebley, Francls AcMonagie
John McClosky, James y. Heal,
VIM. McMonagle, John ID. Kurtz,
John Calhoun, Michael anes
,John Flanagan, John McCanrey,
John McClafferty, James q. BARLEY.
Francis Kelly, Dennis NcCormlck,
Michael McDonough Bernard Bonner,
Thomas Mcdonald, James Murine,
James Brady
apr7 Ste JOSEPH MoDACE.
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REFUSED TO RETURN 1T.

y Rterday while a lady Of this city
ls Ia a store on Market street, making
be purchases she Accidently dropped
dollars oil The II or. A man standing
Rr picked the money up, and when the
py demanded that he returA the
bount to her, he refused, and hastily
! the store. Had the lady seen police.
sn at the time she would have had the
An arrested.
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,., ,s,urns OF tbs election IN
Fh' l'.T Nv. Harrison, Democrat for
|l''so y, .' majority. The Democrats elect
p" 0'' .,,y off GERS by smaller maj or-'
O'ss, '.o '' most OF the town officers
',l 'n1 a viii stand; Republicans, IL;
oOY" u; Socialists, 8; lndspsn-
bs,?. ., ma. elected Mayor
P0os"Il p"i,,, colorado, on Tuesday over
's'u''" ~, Democratic incumbent
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TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.

WAsnINGToN, p. O., April q, 1881.
information has been received by the
Chlet Signal Officer that the Missouri
River contlnnas gorged At Yankton,
where the water has r,sen three feet dur
ing the past twenty-four hours. The OBJ
server reports oveI fifty lives lost al Gays
Vile, Velmillion aud Meekling.