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, 1881-04-04
FOREIGN.

Tho South Of Spain Visited by HcnVy
Gales and Disastrous
Floods.
Violent Wind Squn1ls Prevalent
Yesterday in London and
Vicinity.
Polanders Refuse to Swear Al
1egianco in United Greek
Churches.
St. Petersburg Surrounded by an
Impenctrable Gordon of
Soldiers.
No One Allowed Either to Enter
or Depart From the
City.
No Material Change in the Com
dition Of Beaconstield at
Last Accounts.
The Porte Agrees to cede Territory to
Persia, as Demanded by
England.
Tile 1tal1nn fl,iancc Minister rronounccs
Strongly IT. Fay0r Of
Silver.
Explosion Of Bomb under the Windows
Of q Epaniuh Nob}oman's
Palace.
, 1881-04-04
The Porte Agrees to Cede Territory to
Persia, rs Demanded by
England.
Tile 1tn1inn ri''auco Minister rronounccs
Strongly IT. Fay0r Of
Silver.
Explosion Of Bomb under the Windows
Of a epaniul Nobloman's
Palacc.
SPAIN,

sENEtE GALES AMI HEAVY HAlNS'
Spertd Cable.
MApu1t,. Aprtl :k-I'or severnl days u anr1cs or
uulcs nud heavy ritlns hnra swept from tho
occnp coasts nerosa the pcnfns.lla III thu Soitth
OF spnln. ca.ialpg nnny sh!pwrccka ard Inss Ht
life. 81 Srvere l,aB been tito woatll0r thns Tor
four lnyB the InAil steH1crs III Cnttz, IaHYlers.
AInczurcI. nnd Gibraltar wcro dctHanci. III
Madrid tho rains ctuscd Il very Unusual rsc Ill
Tho wntura ,uf tho Mn1,zunhrns River, whfcl,
ruvcrs tho valley Under lilo malarc. Tito ilool
reached tho ht,ltscs' mud gars1Ins Ut
Cn,upo Moro. III tho rrovincos south
Ut tho Cupiiul thu authorities report. NIL ln-
mrnse destruction nf cnttlo lid cr0ps. TrHft!s
wore slupprh a.i1 telegraph postH wesu lovolcd.
Several important towns iii AnlHltlsn Nr6
iIuotlrtl. The unrrr,lors Ut lIatsnJozc, Aprcla,
Grenu,n, alld Cor.!ovn telegraph tint thoso
ttics nro
T1il,EA1ESEr ily FLOODS,
IN tho Wiley OF tho GuuInlttulvcr tho ct1t[re
district IL menucct Ivy tho swol!on rlvrr. a tl1s-
putch from Seville aAYs ihAt II tic rullrtd el-
1baikuent gives way. IL gfeut catasfrGpho is
1GertnIls. 1T four Of tho suburbs both banks urc
flnvuled. Even tho 81. El,nu rutnrc gar.!cns Nua
:t!lu picturesque suburb Of Trtnu nso surrounded
Ely water Sixty inIlcs Ut tho yhiley Hruunh
.nrc t!ooctt. 1t II impossible to rellcsn tho VII
ilngps. Eyc III Seville It ls difficult to Asslst tho
penple. Rcsci.rrs from the vessels IN tho rivcr
Hsld gnntarll,es from tito garrison In honts
Altousn,, with tllo Minister of rubtic Works,
will lplvr ut tim cltl Of tho week for 6oyle and
tho iiO,,dea districts.
sESUjt CASTELAR,
firmly intoHtls tH ntlv0eAte universal RitfraEo
tiil pvery rrfurln OF tho resolution Of 1SG!, and
will uuvnr ,rccpt ulilrn under tho Restoration.
Tho MnIrtl Journals conlu,cnt strnnHly upon
thu le,tur OF Spar Custeluv tU NJ. do GlrArtIir.
Tho Conservative naposs prou1losy his future
acceptance Of o!'cu under Alfonst The Re-
publican md Democratic papers severely coti~
dc1un bis uttltude.
1II.ASCO's Sl;CcEsSO1l.
Get. Lopez Dun,lntluex nuphew Of afarshnl
Serraau. Knc5 to Cttbn As Con. Ii!lnco's suc-
cc5SOr.
to lie EXTENDED 70 TIL: COLONIES.
ID tho 1fstcnl 4lssoftatti I'test.
Madrid, April 3-Tllo Cahinut has decided to
0pply tho Spanish Constitution an1 pross laws
to Cuba md portu 1sIcU.
iIit;fi W.aTEIt.
Tho tiuNdallulvor 1ttrcr Ia hu!f ,nctro higl-
cr, causlnH Atix1oty.
4 l,OMy
was exploded unicrthe windows OF tho pataco OF
tho Duku bontpnn. M onu WAS hurt.
FIs,DtN lSCItt:AstSA.
The tlools nF Aialusln Euvp increased. Tho
Etlg visits AndAusin Immediately.
, 1881-04-04

FRANCE.
CIuC.AGt,ASs IN F..Itls,.
!tptcit! ttsh{r.
TAtrs. ArrtlH.-AmHnE tho Chlcagnn,,H regis
tered hero today nrn Mr.. anu Mrs. Z. EolllIsy,
Hobart Taylor, aud 1'hIIo Wilbur.
NltlTEAHr.
10 the rEfsftFn Assoeialti 1'rtsss
PAnta. April 8-JuIna Eocl. tho painter, Is
tlrlltl,
, 1881-04-04

tcai uf, procure, md Ese Hop ltIttcrs Ond you
Will w strGuy, heulthy, t4u4 happy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

RhssnktiEn. Kidney Disease, Seiatiea, Lane
Back, Nsrvo1sness, Paralysis, Dyspepsia &c. .
Sickness AND DISEASE CURED WITHOUT
-eE MEDICINES. -
Our Electric Appliances are the only IN the
world which are Constructed 20 a. 10 give their
uTIRI eoEcxExRArD orRRu1 DuKcTrY 10 NE
EzEvB AID kuscULkR ozEIzzs and the Nervous
aid other diseasss % common In this hiRh Al 4
tude, ne matter how chronic, NUT succunb.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
which no medicine IN. the world can eYsrcoue.
IL positively paruzusntly, cured By oar Gal.
Fanie Appliances. Lost Manhood, tho worst
case 81 Seminal WsskassI, Exhauztion, In
potsney, and all diseases and weakness on tie
Urino-Gsnitl Orgxns Is speedily cured By eur
appliances vhsn al other remedies fail, Middle
aged mes often Isckvie1rs vhils cd man bsifsvs
Il to be the natural progress Of nes and dscnT.
TO one and al We can ssy that nature merely
wants . natural aid, which eur EoeefnI ars
planes give Without dragging the stomach.
We warrant . cure IN every case short Of
structural degeneration Could ne give the
names Of those cured, We would an volune
Specisl illustrated pamphlet sent IN sealed
envelope on recefpt Of three cs1ts. Consul
tation, ey mail or at their private psrlors
frss. ~ - 80
AMERICAN GALvANTC Co,
d SO Larimsr Street DsaVer, Cole
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
- -. arIraog 1IasgDP ,dIAFfH YnhQ aahI I1As
wAsHINGTOK.
siors frauds Exposed.

Washington, 23.-Some questions
about the mode OF disbursing sepropris-
tons for Contingent expenses of the
treasury department, rec.ntly led Sec
Rotary Wiodom TO order An invest CATION
by three ofieials- This inquiry has been
IN progress three weeks, and enough has
been developed TO create . suspicion that
not only D. l.. Pitney, who hAs charge
Of the disbursements, but higher officials,
will be seriously affected BY the develop
ments.5 4 ~ s-' 2 2
3. The attoruey.gsneTal will avail. the
return OF Autitor French bsfors enjoin-
ing July dividend ofthe Central Pacific
OF two and quarter milliOns.
The investigatiol Of the accounts and
conduct OF o. i. Pitney, eustodiAn Of the
treaEury department, ordered by Secre-
tsry Window, is developing ugly facts
and involving persona who have held
high places. PitRsy's business is to buy
everything needed in the treasury, in
Guiding furniture, carpets, soap, etc. It
is afcertained that he has for six years
violated the Law, requiring him 10 pur-
chase by contract from the lowest bid
ders, and has bought from his friends
and fayorites. without making contracts,
psyipg them whatever they charged. No
system Of books or vouchers has been
kept. Everything has been run loosely,
and without eIsiness rules. 0utra-
ReouFy exhorbitsnt prices have bees
paid, varying from 30 to so per cent,
higher than ruling market prices. and
the difference between the market prices
and those paid, has been allowed TO Pit.
ney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

supply trade shssp
freight Oar Stock soas
QuAies We-Made Fit expereues
enables the Of this section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
CrtminaIities.

Boston, 22.-Aary Chandler. aged 10
died yesterday from the effects Of AT
abortion alleged to have been performed
by DR.. B. +. Green. Green was arrested,
also Herbert Davis, who took the girl To
GREEN'S office. ALI parties are respect
ably connected. The doctor was sone
years ago minister Of the Maine Meth
odist conference.
San Francisco, 23.-San BsrnGrlino
dispatch: United States Deputy Col
lector Z. +. Bean, who seized the Ivan
pah Mining Company's mill and other
property on the 18th inst, was resisted
by John McFArlane, j. B.fsCook and
others. A desperate struggle eniued. in
which gunE, reVOlVers and knives were
used. AcFarlane was killed by Deputy
Hisom. Beans party WAS fred at by
concealed parties sn leaving the mill, but
without effect. s--..r.
st Louis, 2I.-InfermAtion from Pop
lar Bluff, Mo-, is TO the effect that Ham
ilton, Meyers and Brown, the outlaws
who shot Sheriff Davis and Collector
Halter, yesterday, near GrsenVille, were
sverhGufed near Mil Springs by =
searching party under Captain W. 7.
Leeper, early this morning, and HAmil-
ton killed, Meyers MORALLY wounded aud
Brown captured. Meyers and Blown
are now at Mill Springs under guard
and threats Of lynching have been made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the latest quota
tons of -four, grain, wool, etc, in the
San Francisco Market
FLOUR Supsrfne. $3.50 q %;
Bakers Extra, S4.75 q 5 90; Family Ex-
tras, IS. l21; WsllA Wails, extra, 1925 @
$3.50 p Dbl.
WHEAT-No. l, s1.4O @ L42Ii No
2, Sl.35 q 1874; y ctl. - e
BARLEY-Feed, sOc. a s5e. for
Coast and S5c. q 95c. for Bay Brewing,
81 q Sl.25 p cWt. ~ A
oATS-QuOtabls at sl.So q Sl.OOT
ctl. for Feed. -. - -. 4
CORN-Quotable at Si.os9 Sl.Io for
Large Yellow; S1.05 a SlI6 for Small,
and SI.3O a 81 IS for White, y CT.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections.
Flint, Is @ Isle; Dry Kips, Is g Ieic;
Green Sailed. heavy steers, over 55lbs.
lo4c; do, under IS lbs, 10c; Kips, lOc
Calf-skins, 10 @ 12c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
Here's MISUNDERSTANDING
Opinion.

Chicago, 22.-The entire revived New
Testament ia published here in the Times
and 1FtbIlae to-day and Tonight.
Henry Ward Beecher, in sn interview,
ssid that 70 far as he had read, be was
highly pleased with The work of the re-
visert; that he agreed substantially with
the changes made, sod Ia fact had, 70,
many years, been using many oftbem in
his pulpit. BE disapproVsd, however.
of the substition Of the word Servant
for slave" used in King James, YER
sion Of the word doltLos. He was not
one of those abolitionists who believed
that slavery was not recognized in the
Scriptures. He thinks the revision will
be very generally accepted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

Little Rock, Ark, N.-Informaiion
received states that the trouble in the
ChoctAw nation between white rentsrs
and natives, continues.. Intense excite
ment exists throughout the nstion. There
il & rumor that the sheriff who was St
tempting to collect taxes, has been killed.
Whites are organizing FOR protection,
and q conflict is imminent at any mo
meRt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
ATsalson Blowout.

San Francisco, pa dispatch from
Lompoc. Santa Barbara County, says:
Last night, the only liquor saloon 10 that
town Was blown 70 atoms BY . lsrge
bomb. There was no one ia the buildinE
1T the time. nrH GA z
Lonpoc il 8 temperance coloey and
this is the second saloon destroyed BY
gu1powder there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
Fires.

Saa Francisco, 22.-Fires ia the grain
fields began to-day. One near MERGED
destroyed several hundred acres. Another
in San Joaquin County, near Oakdale.
burned over . country five miles square,
principally wheat fields. -Four houses
we're destroyed. The FIRE started from 8
lighted cigar thrown from . railroad car.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Challenge.

Denver. 22.-Aiss Curtis has chal-
lsuRed Mis- Pinnso, to = ten. fifteen or
twenty Iuils race, Tor from 81 900 TO So
600 aide. time and place to be decided
By the challenger.
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Drowned

New York, GA boat containing
four boys, espsizsd In North River this
morning. Two Of them were drowned.
, 1881-04-21
1,s,.E il, III; ,;:;; a.: X, Iii M
{fSrffrrti. 1iSrJ,ufvrff


Frank NANNY, n Knt!sas brewor, nt beer,
writes as Y, tslpws e @ TO hs friend, Mr. William J.
"#isr!Eip, Kas,. Aprl! il, 1ssl,-Mr. !ytuiam
J. Le.np, 81. Losts, llo:: Herewith sutu you y
cur.laia of bnsloy, which PLEASE sell for mo mud
havo tried my bcat 10 dlsposu of It H. our lelgn-
boring towns, but hMyn mol succeeded. ! navo
inyestDd over <30i1W In my bravery, MrGl ! tu
not hellovo chn!a Kot $500 for II isow on ae.
count ot tho rruhtbitlun law. hayo ovpr $l,GOo
worth nf lCor IN my vaults. and NH MT allowed
toEo!! drop. Ny blrlOy md mutt cost nseti colta
y husho!. but aannot Wct u centa for 1t now.
thu ncw law. 4 your ngo our town WIS prosper.
lily, mt hUGa0 sl0rc to 10 llatt. aud now
y0tl Will lind ltN to lh0 llul,seB yncatcif. stores
thht brought &Hl u month runk arG e.npty. Tho
stAfQ ut Atlalrs IN ouch that Grgu O.tr lrOhilll.
ttolI people arc gottinR soartsl aud regret what
Tor MO there ploase lot mo kGaw. @ fonrs s truly,
The vt. Louis nr1,u,pteker tUpsnluni, whose
editor reecl1ty ,ndo visit 10 kat,sMs, thiu tells
enw tho uow Prohibition law works. In that
Viii wyanlottc, KAs.. tile street. cars woro
Sfewf WIZ gn co'ns ' 9ycr y ins K%H.*s #,
aud ruturn the noxt trip, mud thus Il went OH Ill
Ut tho Most substantial b.lBDss- mon aiming tho
Germans In IopnkH, AgcAlson, Wyand0tto, aud
other ptAces wtr0 K0inx to tull out thor stnres,
btttGhGt-ehup9, hnkeriea, and shu0-sh2pa, with y
yiew " leaving k4pkas TO como t. Missouri.
whsss ny na gnSy H. ks Ct css
islatufe. BY passing tho Prohibition Ant, havu
dono 1u0ro to sctnrd tnltniNrlnon TO that btuto
than oil tho YtasehoPp0r.pt ptuguca With which she
has heen oursed In tue past
, 1881-04-21

DR.. RADWAy'S
SARSAP ARILLIA1
RESOLVENrF
The GREAT BLOOD PuR|FlFR
Changes as Seen lnd Fell. =,
they Duly Occur, Aft
or Using l, Few
Dn9ca.

]. Good spirits, .diearpcnrnnco Of vehh,...
intF'inr IT. eia,'nh!y, 'ticrcso md HrdHeWa
=. Strength .tncrsnses, appetite i,nproyr, -,
~, inr fntl ~ t,re sour cruc,n!lui,s q wstr,
etrss ttn4 yoi agcsf n,,, s Wr,s,, a us.usa
.. Dlanpp,Mratien ar spots, blutchca, pimn1o,
tho nk!t looltH ocHF and llentthy: tic ill.,,
chnnget from ita tnrbtd at't cloudy appcasansss
frsely from tho bladder thrnugh tho ,,Pcsss PSHta
without rAlil Or acal,lng; little or no scdI,nens
/. Narkci tmin.it!on Of quantity and tc.
qu0ncy Of involuntary weakening diachafv~
IL afflicted iii that way with uortainty Of bs,,
thu soerotlnR glaiids, and function harmonyI ~
storea y tho tevcrl,l nru'lt'*.
tho Rwnrthy. saffron Appearance " tho All
ctanKetl to Il clear, llve!y. and healthy eior s's
q. Ihuso suffering from weak o. liberated
expcotarats freely tic tosh scsm 1nnTas ~ ,ss, =
sht W or oad; minishinF iilo frcque,ppTr T'e,pre :.
The system; stoppnao il sWea,s anl pss,
rnr fsSts % ef fAs sos SS's
paroxys1n. OF cough nt, ly,tg down Or aris!ssIa Y
the morning, An these distressing symptom
,'sy ana 4,s4 s1Gy y saggb9asA ts
taken now signs ot returning henl4. viii appe,r,
a. the 1l1otl improves n purity ant' strsngts
seSse VIII a'ntsa tsans sna o., roreign @ a pt'
cto., bc resolved away, md tbs rrlquund mads
sound a,ld healthy nlcers, fovcr sores, chtpob
skin diseases, gradually disappear.
8. In ol!scs whcro tho .systGm has been st,k
yatcd, and Mercury. Quicksilver, CorroaIyesIb-
Innate hnva accumulated an BECOME ,iepoutfd
III tho bonus, 1u1rtB, etc., causing curcs ot III
honcs, ricketts,. spinal turvnturea. coHto1tlons
white swg!!inFs, vartnsc .velns. ctr,. tho siR
SAPAIstLLtAN will resolve AWAY these tctrp1I,
and extcrmtnnte tho Virus Of tho dtscase troa
.. Il thoao who nro tnk!ng thcso medicines 10,
the euro OF Chrut,Ec, HoFnf,,1oua, or Sypd[itie
Diseases, however k'.,w may bo the cure stgei
better" aud ind thelr general health imNtnyIac,
Ing It's OWL 1t 10 Hure slKu thAt thu cure Is pr.
gresstn1. In these dlKGaycs tho imftnt either
itol in0ctivS, Il MT arrested md driven lran
tho hlcDd. It will spread and continue to un1ef.
mine tho constltl1tlon. AZ aOott rs thu aAIisA,
| PAlt1LIfAN mnkcs tho pntfcIt "Ece! better
| eycry hour you will grow hettcr and Increase i
htMlth, FtronKtl., and flesh. ~
Tho great power Ut this ronleGy ts IN dscasI
that ttrefa len icnft1 AA In
, 1881-04-21

was corrcotrd, when now nrnnonncc Y IN.
.Ss'" csm""t hThr tho ,xhen errnsS StTsen "
word. Al those Hxliil1ples VIII Klve ~ hir,, nov
4 ls Tint my Ece.liar aeafncsA
iny pro"aetati1n ao"n,ie,l ] w tho sims 10
qanrtcr 1t tho so1'1,tls Ii, the h.!,'lsln xoice !
sho ro,iarks in o,slcr 70 ,n;ar.tsni what i said
aa ne ros ts scs %sf Il sE X the ss scs :! Ss
il cn,tltl 6c hanr,i by nthrrs tntr milo nway..
rs" oe1 ss1s 's ss n9sss e. @ Wo"
hcnr MI tho lower notes. can hrar low .conver..
st1 st Sa esN INV r5S y vii sr.
nwinH nntlrely tu my oxtr1sor.lInary ht:ar!,p; !
sieians, md nurists III tho cn,ntry il, regard IL
my hearIng and they ~ tell no TINT thGrn y Mnt
nt,otller Gasc like u y. tito hrtk. Ih9 .ilonlty
lnhDr nn1or IL. piNptc do not know tHc cnttfD or
They como to rond tle horrible llbrl iti tho penny
thoy Ttn Srose t!nk w. H. me %
o1.S Ws5 'e,s9 q yo'' intend to pursue Iii rof
II shall foilow ,ip this snLt to tho htttar ot,.l.
will sacrifice any ntnu.,!t u t.ccesss,ry to vnti.
cntu my reputation. II hnd not tho tntsforiGno
might givo ptauslbilIty IL tho charso Of tho pc,,-
NJ slIcot would euro nuthlny Tor It, fur my
h51EGCU W0ultl tnGu glfD tAo liz " tuo htulHuuh
slHt,tlsr."
"Woli,1 yo,, bo willing 10 slato your version
Of tho iusinllNtlon In reference tp tho watch nnu
h0rsct"
tcen yours Mgn bud II 1orso and garbage atnlnii
ono evening from tho frnnt nf tho i.cHtcr oflicr,
nl,l never hcnrtl fr0m II since. 1t WIS INIT.
tor Of notnrlcty through tho whole olco That It
wns 30 stolen. Humc ycnrs nE0 Will attending
q State convention Mt Columbus, | occupied u
r,,on III tho Null House with tho lion. William
Mckinley, OF Canton: Mr.. llssclh tho reAper
md mower mnnufAokurer. uf MMsslllnn. hs,u
9n0thOr gnntle1nNn, whoso natnc I hhrD
f0rFottcn. This lust porsun gut nl1 onrIy III
tho murt.lnx ind went OUT aiid lott tho door
unLockod. some thfGf canc IN wh!lo we werc
asLcup md stnlc my witch and wnllot. and niad
stulp Afr. Nusscil'a watch. Somebody nm told,
has twisted the story 80 rs IL nuke 1t nppenr
that tho thsft took ptlco ut sninc dlsreputAbEG
resort. Tho proprietors Of tho penny sheet VIII
have an Opportunity to prove nt,ythlnY ilnprnpet
connected with tho story OF tho which anu lorso:
Lust "Wednesday II reporter ut that sttcot chilled
md imptidotitly showed mo the manuscript oi
nm article nttAokng my financial credit. mud
which WIS afterwards published III tho dtsrcp1l.
tablo sheet III HnswGr to MY inquiry. why ht
Glllcd to show tho urtlelo to tnn, thu fellow snd
TINT he was sent to lind out whnther the nrttoO
wis correct As IN figures. and, IT they were cor
rect. he did not knuw but might arrn,Ho 10 have
1t suppressed. or COURSE my sclf-rcEpcct wa
aroused, and the fellow went almost headlong
down two flights OF atutrs."
, 1881-04-21
a lRIGll tfostonlat4'A. VILLA Million
and q lIutr 10 q Friends WHO aud .
Thousand Each tn His El#terh.

NAsk1N fgFrfsF0N1fNtc HdTfJ0Nl EVNraNf.
The Eoen Wright VIII Is tho soclul sensation !n
noator. EhaN Wright WAS Il vory wealthy old
,1auuuy, which ho had moro than .louhlod by his
own bua!ltcss succuss. i!e was not IN a,tl!a!Ile
hMd fAvurlls outside or the.n, but they woro mot
n,nny, uno ur hta n0lKhb1ra ut hts Hensttlo
country rcs0rt wits Gnu. Charles A.. Whtttler, u
md tn AIs family. They hrt. nnt.nE tho inost rss-
BIt,utuA Ut ullr Boston people,. Mr. Wright wak
HIN. Mrs. Whittier WAS klNd ~ tle old Kantie.
Mat,, and pteAsant fr,elitlsap existed hotwoon
thoni. lty pFosW1'y oo1,tttloq n hor n,or9 thnt.
III Il puor .tutU OF health, lIo grew worso thare,
Ald, hIs case bcuOll,lng critical, he tulG-
, 1881-04-21
Moro .EiAan 100 Lives Lost,


Unhappi!y tho lpsA Ut lilo al Tho recent dksas-
sn,as @ l're which destroyed tho Opera .ttouse Vt
ptAud., Alraudy Mpwnri1s Of i0U charrel and iii.
figured c0rpses have boom takei, froln tho
snIulderlnR ruins, and Identification has iu
familiar artlole Of c!nfAlng Or trinkuts bBlonxlU
TO tho unlDrtunate vtettuh lscuant ltotAtIs that
families hAye perisllett, and in this respect tho
disaster snty rcntlhts III Ut tho diro misfortune
4utnu two ur thren ycArS Mx1 Whpit tho steamer
Princess AIlc0 was run l0wl, on tho IlaMys, ii,
one inatailcu. uiit Of family of sovun nut opu
relAatnn hut !!ttlO child two years Ut u1p. lutt
believed that all tho occupants Of the lower seats
IN tho theAtro waro RAytd nl1d thAt thOsO In tho
upper kuIlures alone perithed. owing the puulu
which rauecd bloc md repdercl escape In.
possible. Hut THIS does not appear 10 havo bcen
ena csee. 4ince, inr instance, cFonchlnx ~ C1r.
body Of 4 young mum dst,xured beyond recoK-
milton, though, strange 10 yay, In pocket or bis
coat was recovered the large gAn Of H,0u franca
IN uotes.
, 1881-04-21

Collector HcSll11U Turns Over the Two
Per Cent Under Certain Conditions.
Tho Hoard of Auditors OF Wost Chicago snot
yesterlay afternoon. There wore present Jus
tlccs scnty. Morrison, Walsh. Dcn,ars. Miller,
Supervisor N0rdhct,, and tho t,owly-c elected
Clerk, ". NJ. Jones. Tho outgoing Closk, Nrlls.
Graves, was n,so present, anh Introduced bis
successor 10 tho Hoard 4 communication from
Collector schiltO proposing TO the Hoard that, In
view of tho dispute long existing bGtweon tho
town and tho Collector regarding tho per cent
which tho Collector Inns bncn III Tho 'tab!t OF re-
cciving from all city collections and tho cxpc,sc
10 the town Of litigation In this matter, be
would ptnco III the hunds Of tho Super
visor his check for s1,8es.oa being tho
amount collected during bis torm Of oifioo, sub
ject, however. IN tho following conditions! II
tho Supreme Court shnl decide TINT tho money
bctonHs Of right to tho town, hc Will tofirluish
all claim to It: but II. on tho contrary, tho Court
shall decide that tho Collector IL entitled to Il:
also that a resolution should be inserted In tho
minutes Of proceedings Of tho nonr1 oInltng
sn sna Il q o e
'Tho communication also statcd TINT tho North
Of tho Collector, vntel ccrtain st,n oyer and
above the tlstlal sl,5tU. and recommended that
Tho Supervisor stated that Mr.. schEllo had
patd over into hts hands the per cont. and
Justice Morrison moved the passnKo Ut Il rcsolu.
tsnlesng SM Elm s ,ho tnxs M q tGo bonFd for iii
acuun.
they htld oxululned tho ltny.r0 ot tho Collector
tccoinnen.led its paymont. Ihuy fnrthor re:
ind clerks III tho office BE- pald tho saulo, anl
tae b. bS Pa sl per sy sd 81 thu ns
| be aWprn 10 and properly certified.