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New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE,

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.l
WASHINGTON, March 29-The Saturday afternoon
RECEPTIONS that in times past not nfrcquently
Saturday afternoon "crushes," have been discon-
tnued al the White House. Mrs. Garfield receives
informally on Tuesday and Friday evenings. These
are not public receptions but are more especially
for friends and acquaintances AT the beginning of
no previous Administration have such countless
| numbers Of visitors been received at the White
House but while the President continues to shake
hands" with daily visitors, it isnot expected that
| the mistress of the Executive Mansion should
| continue to hold general receptions when
| the social season is over, or so lar on tne
wane. But if visitors very much desire to
| call on these reception evenings, asking
permission is little act of courtesy that will be
recognized and approved
There were no formal introductions this evening.
visitors laying aside wraps in the cloak room, and
following the attendant who took their cards TO the
door of the Red Parlor, where Mrs. Garfield stood
10 receive them, giving to all cordial greeting.
Her dress was of satin; lovely shade of peacock
blue with soft white lace at the throat. She wore
no ewelry, and. as usual, her hair was simply ar
ranged.
Mrs. Sheldon, q guest at the White House, assisted
in the entertainment Of visitors. She wore white
embroidered muslin, frightened by cluster OF
crimson Miss Mason, also guest. wore stone
scarlet poppies Mrs. Blaine came IN
with her sister. Miss Dodge (Gail HamiltOnl.
The dress of Mrs. Blaine was delicate shade OF
drab with trimmings of dark cinnamon brown
satin and passamentere. Miss Dodge wore a white
evening dress without ornaments.
Attorney General NacNeaRh,- the Hon. Horace
MAYNARD, his son Mr. James Maynard. aud the wife
of the latter, among the callers.
The toets of the ladies were as rule dark with
evening hats. Miss Mollie Garfield moved about
among the guests wearing dark cashmere dress
quite suitable for a school gfl Of thirteen years.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
FOREIGN NOTES

LONDON, Tuesday, March %, 1881.
Both houses Of the Cortes at Lisbon have adjourned
until May So
John Cook & Sons, shareholders OF Bradford, nave
failed. Their liabilities placed az 100000
The Morning Post says that DR. McCahe. Archbishop OF
Dublin, will shortly be created Papal Legate In Ire
land.
1t is announced that NJ slenkewicz, French Consul
General at Beyrous, has been appointed TO succeeo
Baron de Bing as Diplomatic Agent and Consul General
OF France at Alexandria, Egypt.
The Oxford crew to-day rowed over the full course
from Putney to Mortlske The time was rather beyond
minute less than that OF the Cambridge crew 5atur
day, which was 81 minutes and 10 seconds.
warehouse stories high and filed with valid
able stock belonging John Haslam Co.. cotton man
fac.urers at Manchester has been burned The loss Is
estimated at 100000 One fireman was killed and TWO
others seriously injured.
dispatch from Madrid says that the treaty OF COM
merce between Spain and Venezuela which was signed
at Paris by the Marquis de Mons, late Spanish Ambas
sador annulled ana that the King has signed
order authorizing the Duke Of Fernan nMunez tue
present Ambassador 10 negotiate anOther treaty lnore
favorable to Spain.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
ICE GORGES IN 9HE VEST.

CHICAGO, March 20. A dispatch from
Sioux City, Iowa. says Advces from river points say
that has broken and running out 1t has Gorged
in many places and the banks Overflowed. At Fort
Pierre the water four feet deep IN the town and the
citizens have ned TO the hills for safety Yesterday
morning tho ice broke at Yankton and gorged below
there The steamer Western. of the COulson Lne was
sunk at the evee and the lower part Of the town was
flooded The steamer Meade, OF the Northern Transpor-
taton Line was crowded from the bank at White Swan
and IS floating down with the fee. The lower part OF TIC
Vermilion was flooded Sunday night but the george IS
water recedIng The railroad track between Nermion
and Yankton is ovei flowed in places and many eu.
ycrs washed out causing pension OF trains beyond
the former place The weather is warm and the snow
smetng rapidly. All the railroads CentTing at Sioux
civ except the Sioux City and ST. Paul are now clear
OF snow aud trains are running regularly.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHrSoToS. Tuesday, Mere

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Merch 49, 1881.
Ad,utaut.Genera Drum win leave here tomorrow for
rsuYork where he expects to remain few days upon
business. ,., -. A..
T,easury officials estimate that the reduction OF the
,n,,c debt for the month OF March win not be less than
S5,000,00o.
he Naval Board which for several days past has been
IN session at the Navy Department arranging deas ior
y ,oposed Jeanette search expedition completed its
;a,ors today and adjourned sine die'
secretary Blaine has decided not 70 give letters OF In
trodction 20 Americans going abroad other than to
oser - me fyoyernment travelling official business
IL haa epn found that iDdscrmlnao letters OF inuo
ductiQn are subject 70 abuses
secretary Blaine has been absent from tho State De-
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RESOLVING TO DEFEND A SUIT
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE DIRECTORS OF NORTH


SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF NoRIn-
ERN PACIFIC,
A special meeting of the directors OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, which was ealled
TO consider the Injunction recently obtoned by Henry
Willard, president of the Oregon Railway and Naylga
tiOn Company was held yesterday ut the company 5
office in Fifth.ave As to the results OF the meetng
which lasted hours aud half little could pe
learned yesterday. At the eompanys Office the follow"
ing official report OF the proceedings which had been
prepared for publication, furnished By the sec
reary:
At the meeting OF the directors OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to-day H. was unaDi-
animOusly resolved on motion OF john =;
Built OF Philadelphia. that the suit OF Henry wizard
against tie company, lis directors ana Ohers 'ot hn m
junction, be vigorously defended by all legal me1s anu
counsel have been so Instructed.
Samuel Wilkcson secretary Of the company. declined
to supply further information. lie refused TO give the
names of the directors who present, remafkiDg
simply that there was q quorum OF the Board Presl
dent Billings after the meeting had consultation Win
the companys lawyers which 1t said would pr0oaOD
continue far into the evening. TRIBUNE reporter VINO
sought him at the Brcvoort House the evening was
informed that Mr. Billings fatiguec and bad re-
tired for the night. An effort was made to
sec Mr.. Bullitt. who evidently returned To. PhiII
delpla directly after the meeting Mr.. Bultt was ono
OF ihe directors who fled at the cOmpanys OiliG his
written protest against the actiOn OF tbe Executive
Committee authorizing tho issue OF the eHdue OF tno
common stock. When asked yesterday wty M buiIltt
should have proposed the resolution adopted NJ the
meeting, Secretary WllkesOn replied: Mr. buihtt
probably the matter different light from that
In which he looked at 10 before"
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partnent since Saturday with cold which has
affected his eyes, He attended tho Cabinet meeting to-
day but returned Immediately TO his residence DE
expects to be at the Department tomorrow
The Department OF State denies the report which has
recently been published stating that Mr. Fish, the
United States charge daffares at Berne, had been ra
moved; and says Mr.. Fish sent in his resignation early
IN February last expresn1 himself at the salne time as
IN full sympathy with President Garteld's adminhra
ton.
The following telegram was received by Internai
Revenue Commissioner Raum to-day from Revenue
Agent Atkinson at Louisville. KY: Collector Land
rams forces last week destroyed twelve Illicit dlstll
Cries complete 900 gallons mash and beer ana about
800 gallons Whlskev."
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
SALE OF A TEXAS ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-In June, 1877,
the Galveston Brazos and Colorado Narrow uare Ra'
road Company issued mortgages OF 100000 TO the
Trust and Safe Deposit Company OF this city,
the property upon which tie mortgage WIS issued in
cuding fifteen miles 0f track west from Ga eston city
and al the station houses machine shops otc erected
thereon Default has been made In the payment OF the
interest," and accordingly last November sale OF that
portionOf the road embraced within the mortgage was
advertised. A postpOBement has been two or three
times effected. but this afternoon the sale was nnay
cOnsnmmated ~ the Phiadeph phia Exchange. Tho road
was BID in by Mr.. Charles :. Hinchinan for SJOOO or
Of the Of tie remainder Of the property
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
IRELAND AND EMIGRATION.

LONDON, March 29.-Thc Dublin correspond
ent OF The Times says Itis remarkable iact that'
DESPITE the specous advice OF tho Land League 20 the
tenant maintain their grip OF th" "hu u nO'
20 Leave tho country the emigration returns show that
on ab7 rer.ons emigaed last year, being an increase OF
AZ 49 over the number emgronts during the previous
year. ,
The Catholic Bishop OF Rapboc, writing to member
OF the Committee OF the Dublin Mansion House KelieI
Fund states that no bad cndeayored 10 imEress upon
MIR Childors War secretary, Gu1 Otner Engsh Ftutcs
men WHO have visited Ireland, that the Governments
could easily provide for the reclamation Oh wst s: ,n
he IVA he beeyes they could by TINS means scalter l'
nropIe abroad from OyercrOwded districts ana 90
yoe tbe NECESSITY OF emigration for less than an ehen
we scheme of Government emigration would cost
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
SALE COMPLETED At LAST.

The sale of the New York, Housatonic and
Northern Railroad has been completed. within the last
year the road been sold three times occasion
for OOo then $50 600 ard lastly for $l1i OO0 but
the purchase In neither case completed. AT the
third sae Dwight studwe was the purchaser for other
persons whose were not made pubic. After some
litigation with other persons who had failed to satisfy
the referee resale ordered by the cOurts but before
the day set down for this resale arrived Mr. sudwel
made assignment OF his interest in tue propcrty aud
franchise John y. Whiting wnO appeared before tho
referee John II. Capp OF No 227 Broad way aud paid
the bailnce OF OOO which u was sold under
bid.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
TELEGRAPAIO NOTES.
rAr1unE OF HAT MANUFACTURER

FAILURE OF HAT MAN IUhhhs'
ORANGR N. j.. March 29-Messls. Condl ~ Cor
SD hat manufae turers OF TINS ely nave ieu AheH H
o r.tiare probably siOOO'
BILLS PASSED AT HARRISBURG.
UAppIsBURG, Penn, March 29.-Ihe general ap-
ronTiaon bill the bill requiring mecal pracuuoheT
Rn Ipee,sier passed finally IN the House to-day.
A MESSING NEWJERsEY LAWYER -
n ,voNNp Cry NJ March D. Thomas u.
emmens the CITY Attorney Of ths place S o1r
bear OF him Hls friends are worried over MS unAecouhF
able absence. ..,,oa
popy FOUND AFTER THREE YEARS.
NopwIcU Conn March 2D.--The skull found NJ
Trading Cove by YESTERDAY ea today 20 VIZ az sa,
~ Ion IL Barber maehinis OF this CIV VINO osappeAeA
froin MS home IN November lSII' whhe insane
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
1opn prAcoNsrIELD IMPROVING.

LONDON. March 29.-A bulletin issued at
ays that Lord Beaconscd has been free from spas
modc attacks during tho day, and his strength s iuy
maintained Dr. Kidd states that both himself and Dr.
OuaIn have every hope. -. r ,
Widnight-The latest bulletin announces that Lord
Bcac9nsheid passed an nndisturoed evening anu Is
HIS CONDITION AT l 4. NJ. TODAY.
LONDON March 3O-A bulletin issued ut o'clock this
mo mug states that Lord Beacohseds condition is un-
changed The seat OF real danger 10 n tho throat "hch
ismurh inulmcd.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
ILLEGAL USE OF The MAIL.

Bosroy, March 90 Alexander RodanOw,
alias Nathan CAM arragned for trial in the United
States District Court yesterday an indictment for
usng the mall fraudulent purposes. He pleaded not
euty Letters from Paris and Switz erland announcing
the noucxstonce OF any such an establishment as the
Rodnnow Manufacturing Company were put III evil
dencc Counsel for Ganz protested a-ainst 0e unlawful
pnsinnsIer.G enern To-day CAM was found guilty.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
ALARMED BY THE REGENT TRAGEDY.

BERLIN, March 29.-On the proposal OF
Couut Won Wee President Of tho
Council and Minister OF state. conference was held to-
day under the presidency Of Herr Fricdentha com
prising members all the parliamentary groups except
the Social D. mocras discuss the cxpediency OF call
ing npon III, Government to take measures TO avert
dangers 10 public security from the use Of explosives
the question as also mJoed whether would not be
ppssnc 10 restrict light OF asylum In the dutreht
States SO a. TO prevent It's abuse by foreign revolution
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
THE LEGAL POWERS OF A MAYOR.

ITNCINNATI MUTGI AJ.'--ki NUIy
decision was endeTed IN the District Court day In
rho matter OF the INJUNCTION proceedings brought before
The Court in the relation OF the proprietor OF OF the
variety theatres against Mayor Jacob TO obtain an oeer
Of Court restraining the Mayor from interfering with
the show belonging the reator The Court held tha
IN so far as the Mayor hts agents should attempt 10
close nm be show aud interfere with the business re-
strang order should be allowed but no orGer could DO
made 20 restrain at any time the Mayor or MS agents
from arresting the proprietor upOr the commission OF
any act Illegal either under the State or municipal laws
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
zG4W PROHIBITING "rREAr1NGp

CHICAGO. March 29.-A dispatch from Madi-
SON WIS., says the Governor Wisconsin to-day signed
the hill recently passed By he Legislature, prohibiting
the practice OF treating" The bill provides that
person. who shall hereafter ask another
to drink al his expense, any person
conscnting 10 drink at another persons ex-
peuse sha be liable TO arrest and punishment. When
the bill introduced into the Legislature 1t was re.
errcd to as senseless and impractcable idea, and
nobody though, It would become law. 1t has only at
tracted attention sTce IT was passed.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

writ for election in Northampton win be issued
Immediately, 1t not being necessary to await nai ap-
peal to the House Of Lords In these circumstances r
Bradlaugh VIII offer himself for reelection, and the con-
test any will take place in the Eaeer recess Oh iar-
lament.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
RELEASED BY THE LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 29.-The House
to-day voted release Charles ]. Allen from the State
Prison concurring with the Senate. Allen killed his
brother in fracas In NewMiford. sixteen ago.
and was sentenced for life The Senate to-day cOncurred
with the House releasing John j. johnson, swede
who was sentenced for life for killing a woman who
assaulted him in Mefden few years ago. IL is said
thai Johnson ia highly connected ia sweden and that he
was at one time an officer IN the Swedish Army He has
never dlvulged his real name.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
CuARIFR PAseED.

DOVER, Del, March 90 The Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad Company's supplement to the Delaware
Western Railroad charter providing for tho construction
OF railroad down through the state passed the SENATE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
ro cnrcK nIsEAsE lN CATTLE.

LONDON, March 29.-ln the house Oh Lords
,odav Earl spencer Lord President Of the Council re-
nlvnu 70 a question: stated that wharves at which
toreon cattle are landed will be divided into sections
so as TO facilitate the isolation Of cattle wnicn may 6 ar
that Trrd Granville had communicated with foreign
GoveTnments urging them TO prevent the embarkaton
of dIannsed cAttle.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
A RoER CHARGED WITH MURDER.

. LONDON, March 29.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Newcastle. Natal, says that Boer is Imprisoned at
Heidelberg charged with the murder OF Captain Eliot
who was killed while crossDg the Vaal River IN January
last, after having been released from imprisonment ~
Vie garrison OF Potcbeisroom finally snrrendeted sl
because OF the failure OF proysOns Ihe totsi loss 70 % 9
troops throughout tho entre Siege was S's"'0o" "
and M HOnnded.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

CANTON, UnlO, NIaTcD ZJ,--OUnUiy nIgIII JaIltS
Littlc healthy yOnug TIMER died from tue effects Of
drinking boeT. While holding glass OF beer to his lips
he suddenly began to gasp for breath his head hung
down upon his breast, and IN a few moments he was
c0rpse Tho cold which he drank partly paray Zed
the stomach ana before the beer became OF proper
tenperature 10 be absorbed into the sysem h began to
feren causing formation OF carbOnic acid gas. The
gas gradually OverpOwered the heart lungs and bra0
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
prs,cyAT1oys rroN 4 BOARD.

At q meetlnR OF thO bOaIu OF UlVV 1UIF VI
the Midland Railroad Company OF NewJcrsey. yesterday
Charles Parsons resigned the Office Of President = g
Francis aud j. f. Hull resigned as members " the Board
II IL repored that most Of the khollcra Including
Mr. Parsons have sold their stock to c1ualtuc.
company. which s TO extend the road 10 Inc Pen
ugyyanin coal lcidH
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
SCENE IN TIRE REICHsTAG.

BERLrN, March 29-In the Reichstag to-day
the debate on the Taxation bill ledto avioent scene
between Herr Loewe and Herr Ireitschke' Inc atter
had spoken strongly in favor OF the Tobacco monopoly
"a rerr I,ewe aecused him Of supporting measure to
which his personal convictions were opposed scene
~ great excitement followed, wherein persona reclml
nations were freely EXCHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
GRIMES AND oAsUALrIEs-Bf TELEGRAPH,
CONVICTED OF MAssLAU

CONVICTED OF MAESLAUGHTEk
pHuApELPuIA, March 29--Edward MoGovern,
on trial for the fatal stabbng " Bcnamin bnacro was
this Afternoon convicted OF mansaugnter
ArTEMPr TO POISON FAMILY. nj, !.
TowgII Mass, March 20.-Harlau i. Hale ne
here on the charge OF attempting 70 poison the
family OF Mr. eanborn, BY paeinG snycnnne N tne ea
ks'u@ AN ASSAULT UPON THE WRONG MAN;
HARTPoaD Conn, March 29.--At IeTryyllle iast s
struggle that ensued kearney was ssaeSed ana oiea TINS
m0rninks .tetIf stf
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
prspERATE FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, March 2v.--Iho ~TOMMertEaF ~ s nAs
advices from Morehead. Ky dated to-day, relative 10
stubborn fight which took place between Hezeklah
Jones and two brothers named CorDet Tne parties met
desperate fight ensued The two Cornetts emerged so
badly wounded with KNIFE that they had TO 90 carried
head and died soon after The Cornetts Will recover
Garfield Williams lad fifteen years old, the only wit
nF tha
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
HEAVY SNOW FALL IN OHIO

IINCINNATI, Marcn ZJ.-OptCIaIs 70 THO
Gn-He from various parts Of the State show that tre
meudous snow storm has been raging within the last
twenty.fOur hours, most points reporting 1t as the
heaviest OF the sea Iu places the alter
Mates with rain aud hail. AZ Urbana fifteen inches OF
snow is reported Trains delayed OH many roads In
ihe interior IL showed here from early forenoon till
IL ID.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
FRAGMENTS OF vESTERN NEWS.

DEADLY AFFRAY IN INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, March pa special dispatch
to the TlnesStaI from Muncie, Ind, says: Ira Miller
and seth Mckinney engaged In quarrel last night at
Gilman ten miles west or here, and Miller shot Mckln-
new through the heart. Miller escaped.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
THE BRApLAUGH ELECTION CASE

LONDON, March 29.-If Mr.. Bradlaugh's ap-
rsoI to.norrow results In decision adverse TO him
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
CONDUCT OF THE PENSION orFror

y CUNDUCI VF The PENSION OFFICE.
IMPORT AND REc0axEspArIos on THE Horsv
SPECIAL cosndr1TKE <ov NvEsrrGAuos-,
COURT OF PExsIoSs ApyIsEp.
isr xaIrosARH 70 ma rnzsuxs.I
= WAMdHaroy. March 29.-When the House special
scmniti<e y Investigate the affairs of the Pension
e1|se vss sspointed, year ago. II was charged 81
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

( srw MORE TRUTHS THAT THE DEMOCRATS IN ins a,s
,,w.,,IuyArE MISTAKE IN ATT1cYISG HIS col
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'.T THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
- ~, GENERAL INTEREST.

ccSi1s .,s wKrIoea THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
=. ssn,;t;eal debate in the Senate was con-
tnued yesterday, and attempts were mace ,.ast uy
.syersl Democratic Senators 70 reply, AZ iess' Ws
$500 a,t TO the speech OF Senator Ma
!. y ~ f"'s senator Jonas, Of Louisiana, yolun-
lsa1sd pOus. an attack upon his colleague
.esisS ss,;sh was repelled by Mr.. Kellogg with
rrexuected force and vigor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT


SALT LAKE CITY UTAH,
August sd, 1881.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William II. Hooper, William Jen-
nings aud Lafayette Granger. whose post
Office address is Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake County, Territory of Utah, have
made application for United States
Patent for the Magnolia Yves: Mining
Claim, situate in Ophir Mining District,
TvoeIe County, Utah Territory, consist
ing Of eight hundred linear feet of the
lode, and surface ground two hundred
feet wide, being Lot No. 144, and des-
cribed in the field notes snd plat of the
official survey on file in this office, with
magnetic variation at I6 degrees 80 min
utes east, as follows: Commencing at the
discovery point of the said claim, and
running 45 deg 80 minutes west. 500 #
along the centre Of the claim, to the
centre OF the southwesterly endline, and
thence 5 a deg 80 min E. 100 # to Post
No. l; thence \ a deg, 80 min w, 200 #
to Post No ,; thence North 40 deg 80
mil L, 800 # to Post No 8; thence 5 a.
deg, so min Z, 200 feet to Post No 4;
thence S As deg 80 min w, 800 fit to Post
No ] of the exterior boundary lines of
the surface ground of tie claim, embrace
ing an area of 2 5I4-l000 acres, after ex-
Guiding thereirom the conflicts with Lot
70, the plymouth Rock Mine, l l55
acres and Lot So, the Converse Mine,
900 acres.
From the discovery point . S II NJ
No bears North sc deg 80 min E, $40
feet distant.
Any and all persons clsiming adversely
any portion of the said Magnolia West
Mine or surface ground sre required to
file their adverse claims with the Register
of the o. S Land Office at Salt Lake
City, Utah Territory, during the period
Of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute The said mining claim being of
record in tire Office Of the Recorder Of
said mining district, at Ophir, Toeele
County. Utah. The nearest known Ioca-
tons being he Mono. Shoe Fly East
and Westerly, Utah Queen; Plymouth
Rock, Converse and Magnolia East
Mining Claims.
direct that this notice be published
in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, the
newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim, for tae period of sixty
days.
q. MCMASTER, Reg ster.
BIRD & LOWE, Attorneys. AUS