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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
May 5. 1881.
oLFr HOUSE.
VALLEY HousK.

D Dignan, t Cupet, J R Evans, Park
CITY, j Green, Ophir, E RAwdin, Bing-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-06
WALKER HOUSE.

TW Keene, wife and company, F G
Brown, r w Bacon, w Youngblood, J
VonSerichten, ID Thompson, F Z
Shaw, New York; j A Hosmer and wife,
Ohio; w 6 Benedict, Boston: G Fl Lew,
Omaha; A Morris and wife. Bingham; P
Z onner, Stockton: Z Z Pratt, st Joe;
< o Kinsmsn, Cam bridge, Mass; g F
King, Cincinnati; w n Brsmhsil, wife
and daughter, New Bedford, Mass; q w
Crofts, Idaho; 6 W baxter. U s A; Il
Batsford, hicsgo: NJ Mcfarland, Utic-;
Z f Weller St Louis; E j Baker. Co
lumbus; j Tod. Edinburgh; G Chudinm
Montana Mrs Gift I'd Maine; ID w Ma
r.tte, Bismars; w K Sloan, Hilliard,
Wyo.
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Through the Blockade.

Barratt Bros. have just received
Two Car Loads of New Goods, all
New Styles of 1881. Call and see
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-06
JULES SALOON.

AUER & MURPHY. Props
, 1881-06-23
TIE CITY-IIALL.

rr,,u f,,,,,Ii ,.lIl 'h,,, =. ,,,.,,.,z
this HvGnlng.
Tur1ty were thirty, four tu,rtal r,cr,,t t.x,,o,
yestceday laeKo Incrcaso over the previous
day.
Mn. CnAnrra /. .Wu,rr, Inn. co.biar n, III. f,ttx
GseetoE =. ~ Was yestaFaay n.nlnk Maads hAply
fSmIly III up'oa'"a'e " 'ne "Fs9 A'ss IN a's
THE now saloon. l,censes for 1875 hayo luat
bcan prlnutl and do nut ,ltfgr much from thH
, 1881-06-23
HEREFORD CATTLE.

AN ASSOCIATION To ADVANCE THE uttEED.
A lnceting Dr Ilarnforl ttlo-brcedors wRs
hold yrsterlay ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel for
tho purpose OF forming an Association. Tho at
tendRttee was darRc, md everybody manifested
lively interest In tho business and tho pune
for eifcctlng au organization. Illinois, Indluna,
Iowa. md Ohio, and Wyoming Territory woro
represented. Tho following cuttio- brcedora
wcro present: j. u. sollltt, pcotono, ILL.,; g. W.
soalitt, lioouhor, ILL; r. j. Higgins, Council
Grave, kae.; !. r. Holmes, Huntington. Ill;
Adams Earl, Lafayette, rut.: ]. Il. Price. Will
iamavllto, ILL.,; T.t.Clark, 1,eoohor, Ill.,; h..
Hershey, Muscattne, la: @. +. Morgan, Catnar-.
20. ILL.,; Swan Bros. & Frank, Wyoming: ].
Frnnk and g. II. Cul1ortaon. Chicago; II. nurn-
I'D? fs"iss fSssit;s''& M Nsa " roxer We fst: @
II n ch1so kSsss AroF Fseeoin III i s f'S bSesH1 M sua M
Y sfii!er, anS u t. si.lor, i' lrceho'r, + it,; Eo6. 3.
$ssss Iii @s9ss sq soeie1 FL T. 1 fHts n
Gas;ci ss; iE'ya as III M II H. h1GoTaS PSs' is en sao! Z
Yards; q: u. and y. Essoil, ". -ChalnbcrIntn,
and Y. 4. WestRate. f'ootono. III; 4. v. Sample,
lafayette ;[y Ind; anaq. =. Burlslsh, Mechanics
ktr. 9. y; Culberts6n was c,.!!od upon to pro-
F orna, sna essfs aaf har 4 NJ Suaoh42xs 41<sov T.
prepare .roaras, for thu meeting.
The CoMmitseo to- subsequently submitted plum
American Iieroford .Cnttlc. llreeticrs' AssooIa.
ton. ANY breeder Of Hereford cnttlo IN g9oA
feeof sU. olthor forst,i ltfliyia or for iirm.
THO Assoeiatiol y to.lne0t annually, Tho OBJ
port, Ia to promote aud
IMPROVE THE nEEE CATTLE or TIE COUNTRY
by tho introl4utton,nt tho Hereford brocd,
, 1881-06-23

Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostraHon,
and 1ll forms Of yanosal debility relieved by
Aklng Alensman's poptonlxod n6of Ionlo. tho
nutf1tiois properties. Il ID not moro stiiiit,-
lt, Eant l!as the oxsFaots Of boot, hui Snntaina
talnlng pr0n0Itias,. is Invaluable ii ali eufes,.
hced conditions, whothar tho rua,llt OF uIhai,a-
tOu, nervous ptoatrattou, overmOtk, or aouto
nnry complaints Caswoll, ltnxsrI l. Cd, pro-
pFaptors, New York For sn!o by druggists.
, 1881-06-23
DEATHS.

sAsSs-s.. = .--,.,.1...
r., ,UAM!.fl,is-htas Wea. aindlsn,,.st,, Tn..;.--,
Ca.'so nEoa years 1nunth a,d ii ds;e mud heis,l
s,s.irr. ,.intEwS'1At \; Y, ,4i soa! Chicago. Jnna
.Fun9thl ffum lila r1atencc. ti5l syn.+
A.. y ShtE!naga il. 1iosnhi Ceantatf' ssn Baft
~ s spssao4 su,Sa; q ss
FEittlusDN-capt. Archibald Ferr,,s,,s s'p'
sto,Gmnss Y vim wns drngnod iae /, q
bMrst.nt. cotiter AshfNfd.nv., L, li.,,nsfi M tiuS
W SssTases' AZ frienas nro Invited L, nttoSsen
I'LL ,,'a ,MNMI;At !; Il ?Hl K9cieyst nftnr in.s,
HttltiAnd. w '"se ot Fdlnturvs
o.sss .fnnGrs \, 1ron! th9 ahovo address rrd,r =,
,Wd,h;!ii:iAMBON-fnne1 Mt a'clocf a.
R' nno mf Thr.sg assa II X InsI n'n!h, ,
s,si MTMeo: a West l'ako'st. 10 UrncGanG [qa e,1
, 1881-06-23
TIIE COUNrY-DU1LD1NG'

JupuE f1AwEs will decide tho motion for a
1icw trial 1t, tho case OF tho snhllnuers to..lay.
JosErt II. TILpRN, George Hoffman, and
Charles DoTns worn discouraged from Jail yos.
tor'sy, IN tho or,ler Of tho Grand Jury, TINT
body having tued to Inllot thorn.
TnE Gribicr-1nttcn caBes, whch hayo boon
80 long pcntinE In tho Criminal Court word
Of Tho dufunt!ant. Ttoy wera stbseulpniy sot
for pero'uptory hcartnG July II.
1nE Seventh Warl election caso 10 agaIn mon
caiis "Ganoy Murphy. uao oati 81 liz ou sion, %se
1nts: Hld i,9t respon', aud big bond wus for
will tu trod to.tlay.
Jo!.S GoykE wns adtadgcd Insane In tho
asyl%n, ~ ~! i anpoa.s that he WIS takon
npnlicd to Judge Luoi1ts yesterday to lls.vo him
takun charge e a,d sout to IN nsyia,,,, and M
ofloh 10 tnAt cHeot was hccortlluRly lnAdo.
uS petition of J. +. Dowling, iicd In tho Coun-
ty Court Yesterday, IN execution wns isstlctl
q - sheriff T Tha nsttop Sa tots e'ss ssr.h Il
WIS obtained aaaIi,st Murray fSr $ss5 unI cosss.
aua that at th9 tttne he WIZ possessed Of lia.
tho n,t,st of wh!ch liz is sinoo ;liso"sc of o.
st!ssaiet 'p IT, w!th intent r. crude tho satlsfaotioa
fnr nt last accounts.
pn!lco Tuesday lud wis supposed 10 be Violently
thnt hu laiiod tro,n kunkakec, and bud bcpn in
the rlty looking after tnschncry, ut<., which to
pron'sod iu pnrchnsH. Its lriundshra OF hiaar.
to hs familiar win hts trouble, lit Vii urer iro:i
tho County Physician for his trnl,sfer 10 Ito
WasMhs!'Atontat! W.. M Anmo, whore ho wus tuken dur
, 1881-06-23

THE gold disbursements vt tho Sub.Tseasury
yesterday werp $l5,01).
THs kub-:rrqaslry redeemed 1900 In silver
yesterday and putd cut S10u.
IHk inteFnal.reyenuo gecetpts Yesterday
3oottA up s26.9a9, Of which auIouut F$9t4 Was
, 1881-06-23
Commissioner Hardeman and Director
General Kimbal1 Address the
Board Of Trade ~
Sectional Feeling Dead, Ancient AMI.
IL mositlcs Buried, and tho South
Enger tn Rebuild. b.
Tho West Her Egypt, and Chi
cago Hor Chief Hase Of
Supplies.
Commercial Ad,antngts 10 Result from Satla
IN Exposllloa-!i Subscription Committee
Appointed.

;, At the close OF tho morning session Of tho
botrd Of Trldo ye stertaay, tho members wcro
sa' t1st +, tonor noxt ~ @ internattonni Cot
r Of |Ga
chi. ,rbnn,na Ifor1c,nnn Annrlcon rnn,,nt..
siomcr' WIS thon introduced. Ito began by say-
Ing TINT tho liov. Mr. Hawthorne, In ono of bis
Lectures on eloquent oratory, told story about
!. !. rIt.a n,au Wno openeu . d'scoirao thuss
"Fellow.c'tizons' my namo Is Holmes
nor his man. soryant. nor hIs mnta. servant. nor
lse ns oa, 1 nor a., ns "nei. no 10. 1aas nar
arc yuuY" [Lauphter.] Tho speaker WINS four-
f,ll TINT eotnvbody ml1ht nsk TINT m,nation
,n,v o,,d In ,ynmI1 .,mn1n oos, t,st ~ rn,,t..
wuuii nat I'M lo,.v nr fn;,ds int thonk mi; f.,
Tho ,ntorcst of nrnrro.s nd dcye,orrunrt ,xS,ct,
meant ,neant poass, reconciliation, md union. ZAP
nt a tS no f
s ssss eSy o. 9's5sst y
of narinoy tGan a tSe nottc,ans oH sHsrsraHSn MN
ssSl 10 sS5s,s ptG ts r., ghsaSss @ y GS%
sl,v,ap !" GsSt 10 TIE Iy,,sr,,xs or r,,p ao,,7u
contincd 10 c0tton, but embracing iii those ID
torcsts that wcro connected With 1t, md 0very
% othos iindustry,-.and ho bud como 70 ChIengo 10
thatn to visit Atlanta ths faIl. TIC lhtsrosts t,f
the Bouth and Wust wore Identical; thoy watY,
hound ttKother; and, naturally, whom xolnR
West, 4e turned to Chtcngo. Willie horo ID Ind
tss,, IT iaU, ana On looking Arouud h!m ct tho
a.tot,11dcd rho .of,th " al ~" ho,,,' 1 Hna
wlo,l oy0rrun with indians ard fhrnatonn,, VIII
HuOtHEtf0us HfH fn.r}V C0ftfh-
bIeadis, and exhaustSei: Ind oonn +, tSc Wns
ana n.s I'd ~nss.,nt1n M .Enay .. ~ III
H ra.t Eot r. ca, ne past W. Rnne aha
dc,. inzar,Is a3 cnnN fra an1 ths tc,Dhs IL M
graycciothos Wcre fallinr from III him: ho vns M
Et,,nH hmni nni int ht 1te;rnd - .tnrt ~ a,4"t
III" Sn,fh ae.na - na W. ~ ~ n.ast nsn' W.
tnrs h"t hnm ~ a, ~ ~ v aae Ill
n.me r. IN Wa, ,n,.n nof tonoseo' eao
""''e ~ tn' "coss pc0"uso
THE WEST WAS HER EGYPT.
6ho came for her grain, htr Hour, aud her ,ncou
II cue yosr, ovcs one railroad aIouo running
had buen carrlcl Into Georgia from Chicago, St.
Louis, ant Cincinnati. Thoy OF tho South ca1ne
hnrc far their corn. md uSkptl .ClgiclRo to do
liku Juseph,-put d little fnpnoy iufn if1e snnk.
k1l.L
, 1881-06-23
MRS, GARFlELD's HEALTH.

LoN6 BRANCH, n. J., June 2a-Mrs, Gar
field Is improving rapidly. She Is able to
walk to the beach and takes n short drive
dnily. The President will not leave TOR
Washington for several days, and las nc
cepted MI Invitation to be- prosant Mt Tic rt,.
union OF tho New York Seventh Regiment
, 1881-06-23

Spec!a! attention Is callct! to the Roya! Owl
cigarettes. This branA of all Havana cigar
cites IL Stsalton i Ht0un's latest aud best
production bola by ail dealers,
, 1881-06-23

This Is tho largest and aneat hotel In tho State
OF Missouri. outside of st, Louis md IL offered
tor rent. This mammoth building contains
about 900 rooms, ala In good ropa!r, and can bs
secured on Ypry favorable tprms. For further
particulars addrcas or call on Worlds Aotol,
Ut. Josoph, Mo,
, 1881-06-23
M<fRR,LlGE,v.

nf1h1EM.;vAl.l.EY,,ln s;- III. cl,y, nt tl,o
II !uns9 an9 pTlea y nare9l Elssbst-s b. sdsat,
1,g 1o3 siA b,H. nst Ha' May Vnl'ey and NJ. ts
xu,vAN. lHt'Al.E-&lflEEN-tln w,,,
Now YORK CITY. hY tho 1lGv. i, ~ tidaf 1e,,
a1s. y. fgn M .ra. mrTas'o "t'd Ensrnlo Greai 'Ii'
, 1881-06-23

ntif.uu service ia a i,nrk i,f Fypathy Tor tt,t,
congregation, flow wrIl tho Hift wis ,,t,f,rect.
Dr. Thot,ls, 1T wcl, tho Tr,lstrcs Of tbs tjsu,i
wKNl church, by u,lD,,iijtul,s vuu OF thu cj,,rr-
EA.lotl. extend tn HIN mn! e THO. Ieonle's
t1B otrnrllig. wlinf IL notwithstanding ulIot to
as tho nlnirAlfon Of all who hnvc scon IT,"
THE CNlcllHu ltcut. .E4tntr Exchange held its
nln!h r.lblto sale II Ch'ear,, naa Ctnk County
t,jsccs Wf prurcrty wrrc u,It ,,n f.,r mia mi
i,nw paa III Scllltia !.lorte.t. Tho owner's !uw.
tho Unttnls Of whitt, wcro only ktowt, il, !tio
n,,cilunecr my It'd owur tlinn this upset t,rco
wus IGft optional with thu Uw.,cr. Heretofore
snld e,tl,titlonnly, rarh ll hcuY hulnw thu MP
set price. \ hlUck Ut hiusos wUrn ktinvkutl bGt
at fi:,hoo' which was aboul t1o" below tho val.
,rur f,orr,,,co RI 4 sr,,,,,o,,,,,,. ,v,to,, In.
Iu trSn t ..tcsi a1 H. wme nas
s!ns,.,lnr -, ~ I.'.. nn ~ .StK uh
Knzm,Insi. h"nn's III Ill., o1H .sn.
very rKe tlero osiE oyur inv isies 1;roset wis
III w,nttus Ci,rw ,t,I,.n.s ss ,. ptmeIat
tnmsG~ty -, 1ts. 's nne
ciai success ii, tt,orcf,'tr. ,,ronilsas Iii ahe
Jewish or,!srs md assYsIations h.yo yuHihncd,
tttkcts. The work Tor lilo .ilreroat til, MClss, IS
st'.tts. md uln.iseinu,,,s was s!,hdvacd n1nni,E
ai,ds. To uI.tcrtnl1ii,,si,t IL 10 en.lsst II M
o!'sM..'Ir M ey!,esst an'I s.lmtnerlIRhcs Festival,
iy.iiyc pjrecs as bcon ssc,lru,l' o'''o VI '"e
sour lntIe c,,r,nc,t VIVA inJ,.,r.,, Il, ~ ,,,,
oMth Ts, ~, Siae nihlE ycstGrlny 70 Tho el.
tv aItnudM ~ t,,,,, a ~, aru hot ~
,yfih.ns,,r III. ~ ."Jy H., 91 ~ ~" s enat' Mnt.
st%,G ~ no 'o% ,nseHs 10 onak9 W1'nt
search was i,,a,tS thrs,anot ill., taW % i'1iialar
tsr so,ac IM'ssibio scsSst eI,s!nbes il wiiea tns
ruI,.t..,, is.s. .', ~ ~ ~" , ~. ~, mlM
, 1881-06-23

REM0Vhl-HAll'S SAFE & LOCK COMPANY
HAve railove.l 10
OF Washington street,
between Dnnrbosu and State.
A largo line OF all kinds OF rates,
, 1881-06-23
PAYING DIVIDENDS.


CHATTANOOGA. Tcnu,, Juno asaa-The Dis
count and Deposit Bank, which fa!led three
weeks aRo, will pay 2O-per cent dividend.
maktng 10 pct cent paid siiica tho failure.
, 1881-06-23
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

: Nh IIUNHL EMF'ERANCE CONVENTION,
S+AHATodA, N. T., June aa-Tllo National
Temperance Convention elected Vlcc-presi-
dents at large md for each StAte. The COM
Mlttee on Credentials reported S7 dolegatcs
present: Mtss Frances i. Willard spoke on
woNlan's temperance work.
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The Western Floods.

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE AT BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON, iowa, October 2Q-The river con-
tinued to rise yesterday morning, became station
ary about midday and began falling about o. M.
1t fell about inches and Is now about 13 inches
below the high water OF June last year. No serious
damage has been done here.
DISASTROUS BREAK IN A LEvEE AND DAMAGE no
CROPS.
QUINCY, I'LL, October 20.-A dispatch to the
Wing from New Canton and RockpOrt announce a
disastrous break In the Sny leveeS miles above
Scott's landing. The water is pouring through the
creyaSSe in torrents and vast area OF highly cut
tivated land is being rapidly inundated. Runners
were sent out to warn the people OF the disaster
and the farmerSare using superhuman efforts to
save their stock and their household effects The
disaster occurring at this time is much greater
than ever before, as Q very large area OF winter
wheat has been sowed. The corn and other CROPS
have not been secured and the bottoms are full Of
cattle, horses and other live stock. Both levees
expected to break If the rise continues twenty
four hours longer. The water Is several inches
higher than at the spring rise. At Hannibal the
water is across the railroad track and up to the
door OF the National Hotel The KeOkuk and st
Louis railroad track is under water from KeOkuk
TO Hannibal and the rails at several points below
Hannibal and St Louis will have to be abandoned
tomorrow. North OF Quincy several farms are
Over10wed by the backwater from Quincy, and the
farmers are gathering their corn In sktfs
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CORVALLIS, Surrender.
YESTERDAYS CEREMONIES IN COMMEMORArIoN OF
THE EVENT.

After our report OF the yorktown celebration
closed yesterday the Marquis De Rochambeau made
graceful response in French to the speech OF the
President. Baron Steuben then responded in Ger
was
distinguished guests. The Centennial Ode was
sung by the chorus Harrison MIlard, Of New
with good effect Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, q
Massachusetts,, then delivered an Grafton.
n Mr. .Ia James Barron Hope Of virginia then read
Man" 1t contained many striking passages and
patriotic sentiments Music by the band con-
cgaed the About 2o people
the lines. Governor Ludlow and staff, accom-.
panied by many ladies, arrived by the steamer
tranft
RECEPTION BY THE PRESIDENT.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies at the
!essnt,agg washington IasaNu monument there was a
general public was admitted Hundreds of people
thronged the building. Secretary Blaine acted as
master OF ceremonies, and Hon. Joseph Hawley
ception lasted about half an hour and there were
hundred OF people In the line when the President
lelt the building: The first to be presented were
followed BY Gov. Cornell and staf1, OF New York I;
the governor OF Michigan and his stan and the
governors OF other states Among those who were
was the wife of ex-President Tyler. The prone
made concert and hop at Lafayette Hall last night
was well attended.
eALUTING THE BRITISH FLAG.
President Arthur visited the flagship Franklin
yesterday afternoon, and was saluted by the Diff
ferent vessels in the harbor on his departure and
return. The following order was read by Secretary
Blaine at the celebration yesterday:
In recognition OF the friendly relations 50 long
and so happily subsisting between Great Britain
and the United States, In the trust and confidence
OF peace and goodwill between the two countries
for All the centuries to come. and oep0ciallv As
mark OF the profound respect entertained by the
American people for the fllustri0us sovereign and
gracious lady who sits upon the British throne Il
Is hereby ordered that at the close Of these cere-
monies commemorative OF the yalOr and success
OF our forefathers In the patriotic struggle for In
dependence, the British nag shall be saluted 6y
the forces Of the army and navy Of the United
States now at Yorktown. The Secretary Of War
and the Secretary OF the Navy win give orders &C
cordfngly. CRE8TH A ARTIup
By tie President:
Jla q. BlAun, Secretary of state
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The Markets.


go; do. second series. Az do past due coupons s25
'I RfE 1 s osesesSi
lsa Flour dull and easy Wheat, southern quiet and
Fse
sn5es 1eG ana
Corn. southern shade lower; western duHsoutheran
G got sns
%ssd sas MseEn white s0S 1
sssy; Ossi Hsy quiet western. 20 Sosss@ @ SS;
$500: Provisions dun and steady: Butter arm % and
ss anil 1Sa2 and Egs and
Coffee quiet and easyRio ordinary to fair.
s sFfr eff @ vsHpas Ms eS 5
Us s.i5: fs
Zoo S1shes
SET October firm Money
dIsr dull G1yern%snts f % steady for .s and IS and
New, YORK. October 2o.-Flour dull and declining
=: Spirits turpentine So. ROsin. 252s. Freishts
,LoSIP6S.. October %, 1890 p.m.-u s. bonds.
New Yori Central. liz SlinSis Central e 1888: ss
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations current in New York
N-uay At ]'ou p.hu.' as reporseu Dy h. h. Dodge, OF
539 18th street. by special wire:-Western Union. S5
New York CentraI. 136; Lake Shore, 11S4: Michigan
Central. SO; New York, Lake Erie and Western,
4Sss; s do seconds 102A; Delaware. Laekawanna and
sad sq piuS audsCp lo7 kssns S
Hannibal and St j.; ssSs; DO preferred. 11i;; Ohio
{sr e. s9k; N Norshsrn the Pacific common slA do Pre-;
Pacific. ssl; .Iouisviie and SashViHe. sss ontario
and Western, S2A; Msnhattan Eleysted. AZ: Illinois
Central, 1291; Canada Southern 6SIs: Chicago.
Ington and Quincy, 136a137; Denver and Rio Grande
s21 st PA Paul and 90 9maRo 4oH de- RrsferTsd loI
Coal, zsa; Ohio Central, 265S; Texas Pacific. 5iS;
Texas Pacific L. G., 70a71x
Closing Goyernment Bonds:-6s reg, 1U0s<; SIS
reg, l00asal0Oz; 4H's reg, ll3sall34; do coupon.
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Five Men Killed.

CINCINNATI, O., October 2o.-Five men were
killed yesterday on the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road, at Mckinney station, 130 miles from this
CITY, While riding on car containing water tanks.
The engine, which had been detached, became un-
manageable and was driven with great force
against the car. The men killed were David
Campbell and George Campbell, John AIcorn,
Charles Knobs and George Whippey. Another
emplOye, Thomas Smith, had both legs broken
and Doc Lane was badly hurt.
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Wall Street To-day.

DULL STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October I9-The Posts financial arti-
Gle 40 p. m: editionl says: The stock exchange
for the extended 6s to IOoI, \ higher for the ex.
tended SIS to 1905, and = higher for the as to
i15X. Railroad bonds are dull but speculative
issues are rather higher. The stock market has
been alternately strong and heavy, but the result
OF the fluctuations up to the time that write is
an advance in the general list OF Isa11 per cent
and in Manhattan Elevated OF 2ssto 451s. The next
largest advance has been in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and western, to 125A. D. & r.. q. has ad-
vanced per cent to So; the advance in the other
stocks has been fractional Metropolitan Elevated
opened at 87A, advanced to IS, fell to S6k and is
again 6S. c. C. c: l. has been exceptionally
weak, falling to SO from o. Hannibal and ST. 10,
preferred, has also been exceptionally weak, fall
ing to ll2 from 113 Chi, b. q. is to-day selling
'ex-rightS" at 1856 The money market is easy at 4
TO per cent for call loans. Time loans are per
cent to that rate and a commission. Prime mer-
camille paper Is 6a7 per cent The US. sub-treas-
ury was this morning debtor at the clearing house
$l0l4, 13 The movement OF currency to and
from New York is not so much against this city as
last week. The market for foreign exchange is
dull and rather weak.
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VICTORY FOR LORILLARD,S PAssAIC.
THE IRISH RENT REVOLT.
The Yorktown Centennial.

THE CONNECTICUT TROOPS SAFE, BUT sKAsIcK
YORKTOWN, Oct Al-The steamer Charleston.
with the governor of Connecticut and staf and
troops on board, arrived at about quarter to ten
O'Clock this morning. The pilot OF the steamer did
not know Yorktown harbor and anchored his boat
at the mouth OF York river until he could get a
pilot to bring him into port Night before last the
weather was rough, and two-thirds OF the troops
were SeaSck.
THE MILITARY REVIEW TO-DAY SUCCESSFUL.
YORKTOWN, VA, Oct 20.-The military review
was successfully carried out and all the Organiza-
ions marched We'll The route was circuit Of the
Iemple Farm, and about four miles in length, over
oroad nelds, with nothing to obstruct the march.
one nonr and twenty minutes was consumed in
passing given point, and when the head OF the
procession reached the grand stand Gen. Hancock
ana Stan rode at the head, but they then fell out
OF line, and with President Arthur and his Cabinet
ana the foreign guests and other dignitaries, re-
viewed the troops from the grand stand. Gen.
Hancock stated to the President that there were
$500 men in line. The states represented by the
volunteers were Georgia, New jersey, Delaware
pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Maryland, South
Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York
North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont, Ken
lucky, Michigan and Connecticut The impression
seems to be that the competition for marching lies
between the 18th Brooklyn and the New Jersey
troops, as stated to your correspondent by Gen.
ASpinwall
THE PRESIDENT WAS QUITE ENTHUSIASTIC
over the magnif1cence of the display The only
colored troops In line were two companies from
Richmond, composing part Of the first Virginia
regiment They were loudly cheered by the specta-
tors from the north.
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South American Troubles.

RND OF THR GARCIA-cALpERoN GOVERNMENT.
PANAMA, october l2-Advices from Lima to the
18th OF September state that the Garcia-Calderon
government OF Peru has ceased to exist.
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Trickett Challenges HanIan.

ST. LOUIS, October 20.-Trckett, the Australian
oarSman has sent formal challenge to Hanlan to
row three mile race on the Creve Coure lake,
near here. for 81 COO side and the championship
OF the world, on or about the end of November
next
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ATerribIe Stage Accidcut.

CHICAGO, October 20.-A special dispatch to the
Daily Neacs from Little Rock, Ark states that the
stage between Alma and Fayetteville, met with
terrible accident, the horses running away and the
stage colliding with stump, VIM: Saunders, the
driver, was instantly killed, and OF the three
Harris and A. c. ThreadgiIl were severely hurt.
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Printers, Strike.

PHIIADELPHIA, Pa, October 20.-The German
Potks6d6, OF this city, failed to appear yesterday
and this morning, owing to a strike among the
union printers In its Office. The managers are en-.
intend to issue the paper as usual tomorrow.
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General Foreign News.

FRENCHMEN AND THE YORKTOWN CENTENNARY
PARIS, October O-The RepubliQ,Ie Franc1ise
commenting on the Yorktown centennary saws:
"Frenchmen are dOubly bound to greet it because
they have share OF the glory OF that victory of
liberty"
LIVES LOST BY sHIPwRECK.
LONDON, October 20.-There was a heavy gale at
Queenstown throughout the night It is reported
that large ship, name unknown, sunk outside
Roches point, and that the crew were lost A
schooner has been wrecked or Dundee, and six
lives lost 49,
PEABODY LODGING HOUSE FUND
LONDON, October 20.-The DdilV NeaCs announces
that the original sum OF ESQ 600 given by the late
George Peabody, in 1862, as fund for building
to $4,000.
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Gone with $4,000.

CHICAGO, October 20.-A dispatch from Kenosha
Wis, to the Daily NetrS says: A. NJ. Theirs is
missing after having obtained S65, 600 on fraudu-
lent copies OF mortgages, notes. etc.