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, 1881-11-02

AMI fitzpatrick.
THE INTERIOR DErA,tTstESr.
II Is safd President Arthur lin, offered the
position OF Secretary. Of the interior IL
aatncs a. Williamson. of Iowa, formerly
COmmfssloner-tieneral of tho 1.attt. OlIlco.
PAYING THE 1SrEisEsr.
Treasurer tillnllan totiay inattcd 10,0o0
checks for Interest on the continued Il from
Aug. II tn Nov. !. amounting to 81. osp. 900.
.FrESCnss sUCcEssots.
TIC President l,us appointed .Joscph II
McCamlnon Commissioner Of Kal1roatls, vice
Tlleoplllus French.
sTAHDAHD sfLvEtt DOLLARS
In tho Treasury, tW,57t.31s; silver certificates
outstanding or III circulation, sGS, ,sa77, 90;
leaving .lS. .70s standard silver dollars avail
able beyond tho atl,ount held for redemption
Of certificates. Owing to tho exceedingly
small sun, OF silver dollars available for tho
ordinary business OF tho department, 1t hks
becoe necessary 10 suspend tho excl,ango
of silver certificates for gold coin or bulltun.
lIONbs.
The Treasury received 81, o8f 800 III United
Ssutes bonds fur redemption untler the lO5tll
call. The annual Interest charge MI United
States bonds outstanding todayts SBo, ,0G33,32i
PRESIDENT Arthur
today made careful inspection of tho Ex-
ecuttyu Mansion.
COLI.EcToll COOK
has tnRde good the deficiency Of $1,000 dis
covered III his accounts. Ills cashier Is sus-
pc'uled pending the explanation of some
items.
, 1881-11-02
THE pOST-OFEICE.

huAt" ~
Special b'spaseh 70 The ch'edoo Tribune.
WAsIifS0roS, u. e.. NoY. Lit las been
published Oh what Is belleved to be reliable
n"t'loftty' TINT I! syndicate or combination
nus oceh 1ostnea to secure control Ut tie
!A!Ht stus iolttcs III tHo Neatt kHown ~ tile
'Octonef lcttt1lgs,' by buying oil tllo lowest
bldtcrs, Where Tie co'ttrnct llas been award
Gu, Or by members OF tlio sy'islicate bidding
az various amounts nl tile roIstes anu ttic'i
TIE lower ores declining the eo''tract Until
INC ooserl'n'e"t Is forced to l'ny large sum
!or ti'e performances OF tiit, WORK at al
immense profit 10 tho combination ILLS
sclablhe Ing already becon'n k''wn to tlIu
1,ostot1c" departments "l'd Is excltllig coll
eiaetao!e alseHsstoa therc. IL IL Staletl tl1nt
tnore ls NOT Mt pseselll any law to protcct tho
Goscfh'nei't aEainsl my slicE fru11t, but
tnat, US soo'l as possible attor tho assembling
Of congress- w effort VIII 10 made to get a,'
act passed giving tho rostnnaster-t;eneral or
Ills seeo'ld Assistant the peromptory power,
, 1881-11-02

i f.EPDllT CUlllEHT THAT 1fE ls TO He
MADE sECRErAtt Df TiiE tSTEl.luis.
Special D,patta 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Noy. 1.-THE report
current tJtlay that Williamson, late C0inlnfs.
sioncr Ut tile Lnnt Utlice, IL to bu nlntlc :scc-
retary Of the Interior, Is aull 10 be we'll
founded by gentlemen who arc known 10
l,nyu the confidence 1T the President. Ons
Or these suys tIle appointment WIS decided
tpon last night and TINT 1t will he announced
yury shortly. rhere l,as been MI actlya cf-
fort Oh the lrnrt OF some prominent lUwa
l,leii 10 Induce tic President to retain Secre-
tary ktrkwood. iii cnse this should int be
tl0nc. they Ilnyo Htreruot.sly urged the selec-
lion Of iii 1owa inan fur the place. Iii tlis
Inter part Of the movement thu Iowa dele
CATION In Congress has been acting together.
AZ Thu same time, ticu. Grant and Ills tEnnle-
diate followers lave lec,i urging Mr.. Arthur
to give the Interior Department to cx-Scf-
ntor ChaiFee, Of Colorado.
THE Usl: nf aES. Wfi.t.1.tsIsuN's NAME
hns arisen from these two movements, lo
having been suggested as q compromise with
tho Grant Interest," s'Vhle i,e is acceptable to
tliosD wllnSo desire al Iowa man, at the
sa,ne time llU lfas lung been known Ms ono of
the most pronounced Grant man In WASH
lngt0n. Tobe from Iowa md at tho salne time
to be recognized Stalwart Is to
combine the two tnOst important qnalifca-
to,s which presuht themselves at this stugo
OF the contest. Friends of the President sny
there Is 10 doubt but tia! tho place has beeil
Offered Gen. Williamson. Tho latter has,
however, n position lit connection with Knn-
sas railroads as GouttI's Lu,ltl-ARent and So
licitor, witllya saiary Of $4,000 year grentor
than Il Cabinet office, and 1t Is thought quite
, 1881-11-02

Nothing Can Induce Keeiy to DivuSGe
lIiE secrets, ljitless 1t HIay lie the
rfz

No&hllle Can Induce lkeeiy to DivM3Ee
lIlk secrets, Ijnless 1t HIAy lie the
Courts.
sp<etat ptspatth to 1ns Chicago 7ttbuns.
PHILADELPHIA, Fa., Nov 1.-The c0ntest
for tho possession OF the SECRETS OF the keely
motor promises 10 be u lively one. 1n &C.
conlauce with the resolution adopted at the
llleatIng Of the Board of Directors iaSt week,
Alr. keely yesterday forwarded to the Now
York Col.A!ttee Ut Directors statement ot
what llu proposed to do fur tllonl. 1t Is said
that lii this document i,u AgrceA that spe,
eial Committee Of the Directors might bu ap-
pointed, for whom ho would tnke Ills genur.
ator apart, make working drawings Ut The
apparatus, and l,aye u,eln placed will,
sato deposit company for tho 1tse ol
the Stockholders In cas0 OF his tlentll. Tile
yitaliztnx force ho holds t0 bs his own secrot.
atll refuses TO dtyulge low the power IL OBJ
ta!ned, OF anything relating tn it. As u rs.-
suit vt this the committee telegraphed to
Philadelphia tor c0p[es 4f certaln contracts
aud other agreements with keely. Tile lelu.
bers Ut tha llUnrll OF Directors ar1 lighting
nlnohg themselves, tho New iorkers striving
hard 10 compel kt,ely to reyual Ills secrets,
while the phllaaolphlans. who have
Ills ear, are elldeAv0rtnK to get thu
dscoyercr to hold out until tle sect!rts q con.
troiiag Interest IN the, stock. While this
lOwll Its thu market, aud 1t IL sald 1t will
resch I'll per SHIRE Iii short time. Ii kee1y
persists In refusing 10 gtyo up whNt ta
knows, Me New IOrkurs declare thGy Will
tuku lin fIltD court. l.OplnX to obtain soma
Information from him tllerc.
, 1881-11-02
MINERS HAVE RIGHTS
WHICH EVEN THE PRESIDENT Is HOUND T


RESPECT,
WASHINGTON, u. t., Nov 1.-April last
all order WIS Issued by President Garfield
setting npnrt fr0m tho public lands tho mill
tary reservation Of Fort AIaglnnls, Montana
Terrltoy. Certain minors, alleging tllat lulA-
eral was discovered and camp established by
tbom on the land Included In the reservation
several months previous to the location Of
tho post by the mllitary authorities, appealed
10 tho Secretary OF tho nterIorfortnformatin
whether they could hula the mines ald tho
snrfAce Of the ground connected Herewith.
though tfloy be o.. the reservation, aud
whether mineral land could be located and
patented on military reservation utter tile
establishment Of the resarsation. Tho At
tornay-GeRura! was requested for I'M opnton
on tho following questions:
!. Whethor ornot mineral lands reserved FROM
sAlo under Sec. 2,1la Of the Novlsed Statutes Of
the United HtatoscaR be reserved for military
purposes by order Of tho President,
=, Whcro mlneral landa are Included within
the tImtts OF the military reservations arc SUCH
lands open to exploration AMI purchase uudor
Bec. s,Jl0 OF tho nevisal Statutos2
J. Where lnohoate titlo to miuernl lands has
been acquired, and suuh lands subsequently
hayo been tncludad within military r0aerya-
uoll, eau tltls to said mineral land4 DO perfected
by private owner7
AT.r0RNEY.QEREtAL alACvEA0IL,
In his opinion, says:
From an early period In tho history OF tho
Government II has been tho PRACTICE Of the
Trrstdeut to order, from t!lne 10 tlnte, u the
e1I6oneles Of tho public service required. par
GELS o: land belonging III tho United Siatcs 10 be
reserved from sale and set apart for public usn.
Tha authority Of tho President iu this respect Ia
reooxnixod ln numerous aots Ut Congress-. aud
tho power ID broad enough 10 lno'udo mineral
lands belonging to the public domain, at ltast
while thoy remain unaffected uy any private
right acquired under the laws rotating thereto.
This necessarily Involves negative answer to
the second question:, slnco, after the public
lands havo once bcen lawfully reserved by
tho Prosldans for public lses, they oeo3mo
severed FROM the public domnln, and are, there
foEs, not subject to occupation and purchase
under tho general laws.
In answer to the third question. ConRress has
rec0Guized tho p0ssess0ry rights Of theso Inln.
eFs, a. aYoertalued among themselves; BY rules
that have tscoms laws In mining districts AZ
regards mining olaEns. Tho rights thus secoG'
nizcd by Congress arc property u, groat value,
very large amounts Invested In tnlues, tho
ownership OF which rests solcly upon the pos
sas&ory sights sc&eTrod To, 1t ssoms TO ,ue.
whera such right has attached to mineral land
In favor Of tho looatar OF . mining clai4. tho
land during tho continuance Of ths qlall1-thAt
, 1881-11-02
WNFrtAwe4bt BILE {:Jrig.

Hpsetak UHpatth to The Chicago 7Ffhuns.
WonnsTocK. Nov. 1.-1h order 10 ao~
co1n,nodate tho SOU bachelors wEo ate said to
10 under tile care Of Il single Presbyterian
Superintendent of Missions In AIanitobn and
tho Northwest, tho editor Of the Woodstock
Sentinel proposes, with all seriousness, to
get Up Il huge excursion OF marriageable
girls from Ontario to proceed early next
spring to tho prnirie province. Tho enter
prise Is to be under proper and responsible
management. The editor goes on to say
there should not be much difficulty III se-
curlns the reQuisIt number of volunteers for
a really patriotic expedition of the Kind. II
sclle.Hu for the niluy iatlon Of tie Loneliness Ut
the 800 orphans. he Is Invited to correspond
with the o!lice 1T the Sentinel. "'Tn that end
applications will be- received until the lst of
IDENTIFY III earnest, nntl lie will no doubt meet
with sympathy from many quarters.
, 1881-11-02
THE PRESIDENT.
He CALLS UP THE sTAR-RoUTE rnOsEC

,ru.,u
spfeta, Duns,+A - to ~. fo.-,a, 7..,un.
,v..u,xor,x =, y NJ" ,1,,'a r,ro.,-
,en, viii n crcot ,nonv % others Ios nv ha.n on, on.
,nvr,l NJ I'm ;,o,av -, +t,a ,tar'ro"to
nrosecntrons ] NE a,d ta,i,v I % amt - for @ on" ~ t,s
rsJsons ao.;,.a,v a s". n1J ,., ~ t, o W so
I'm ana ~ soeu 49, VIII LII ~ ~ pusee IT,
''' "op' nu - M .epo,te" 70 aaSe sa.1 u nin'' III
saps1ahce' taat le dld HOT wish any longer
delay In this matter; that tt,ere wus nj, inl-
preston becoming current that tho counsel
wers dilly.dnlly!nr, and l,e desired to have
,he cases immediately pr,,ssed tn trjn1 md
ennyiction II ,l,a f:nvarn,no~t hod M, oaso
sns ~ :. -, - 'uo uosot''4AeAe n"u "my case'
saa u II aia not hnYe case, ne desired 10
nave tnat acknowledged alld the matter
cropped. Tho President,
, 1881-11-02

c!a! Tint whatever else may be saltl VI tfie
po 1 S e4 eyary - Of Tfse ef osrsity sn 10 "ssS Rs
EI,uscits peopto Win came from Yorktown,
however, express Ercat INDIGNATION nj Tic
,,an,cT f. wns tho orator y,nrn,. r. t',e ay' the
tS'its' ira"ic. r,!sy htSs'a 10 not ci'arss Wa u
the. laek of hospitality. III tho part
Of tho Virginia people. for 1t was mt Il airs-
tton Of Virginia hospitality, bnt Of tho man.
qEs'snt II tho tnl nnp1'pr'a'VSi ViraIye BY ,e
themselves approprorrfa'cd nothing. Thu
story that illg Massachusetts pcopIe telf Of
Numbering tnfaif,allaEeilelit, and OF waflt df
t!etlcate consideration for iallp past ~ years
o{ 81 |s nS: ill., @ 1fs9S i s s"'t who "A' 's orator
Mr. Winthrop, litter being requested to be.
co.ns The nrntor OF tlis ttay,, sald tim. llc
WnaId do 1t, provided l,o t0'l.l i,r r9lnfort.
'rIi!s was Promised by tile Virginia nui.,uri.
Ties. hs tho day fur the cG,Itennlnt drew
near IIe wns Informed tl'nt provision haA
iTe! i'Ia'ls for him u, silpb"nt' Ar: VIII,
cHru . make al!y experimstlis nt that tine.
lie wrote that hs could moi take quarters
upon shlnhoanl, Wien roo'll was assiGmHt
him nt Vtle of the houses El,leil nrn CALLED
st; "hgts;ls" y 1lle yIllnge. Ts rt,n VA 81
y furnished IT aiI, for l!lnt matter
Application WIS 1,lsslo to the FtrpilI1a an-
toritics 70 make the rnnfIl til"re comfortable
They declined to fD a,!ytlliNE norc X Alass'.-
ct!tisGtts geiltlstlaii IN washington l!enftng
house 10 tit up the runin t0r TIC venerable
lsay Suite orator. On the day tf t!e or..tsn
y WIS notlced by tliose1lear 70 Alr. Winthrop
TINT very inatte1.tate proFlsinl' l'lu bec..
mute t0r liis protGctl0ll. y llttlo STRIP "
ah9se Ills head, but it was entEreIy Insult.
sel,t to pft,lSGt !l'li from tile sun; the effect
2ttects Of willcll he greatly trt. Thy orator
IND tnNnd ILLS way some tllstance through
tlle burning satltt anu t!1st ~ 1ont irll MS
"lei n, t'r e INC gra stn 2flGf 70 Tue ofaltv
mule ~ proyIslpn whatever 70 take h!h ta
What they called his l!otel' iic starfetl hack
ni 10y. Long, Of Ainssactslsetts. saW tiie m!s-
nl'. niltt corfecttH uie terfDlo Dltin,lerot t!la
s r, Gntee ", i!nv " as,G a,I hrgy3n, 10 ,ie ie
lln.! provided for rs Chief Executive, ,ti ati
placing It At the disposition Of Gov. Will
t'fon;
Arrived ~ us hotel t!lings, were TO- better.
THEM soo;, siterwarts whctl member nt the
iailily loit1 mn! 4lat t!iey Wefe coiiloriaoiS
!Iolsett with tue furniture scllt from Wash.
lnxton bllt tlat tlley iitcraly sl9l iiots!thE 70
eng. 'il1cfe STOOL upon ttle thble sitrE e. ni
Wileat breau anu nco.'plo or oranges: I!int
seemed! tu be tllo measure " tne bolll1dless
~ io ss er'l'',t|eS' =, ,h S,,,, ~
Virpin," n,'i vast ,,,,,nl,ar NJ Tnln,'"is M
lls stntf war, ,,os nuiv mi acting tl,c ,mrt NJ
ii0sis nj V1ruiijn soil iO the f;oyer1iI,rs tf
nti,er S,otca hi,, had aH thcmsnivas nal" s,,n.
cessfnI ant.IIcaiim iE fnr G1,ar;rrs auJ % s,tsr.
a tuinnt M1ch. ~ h,nr, III Tia staasr IN Excesor
ciartered bytlle Governmeiit, lid were living
IL r,s,a,rtt.l bv tl,oss ,ybo ~ wrra ~, l,osni te
nt W.f - NJ; n'u nno i,nt AZ -. outu ,s..,.. ~
, 1881-11-02

Special Dspatsh to 7hc Catedao IftbnE&
MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-The lioman Catholic
churches were crowded today by worshipars
IN celebration OF tue feast of All Saints. The
,Iay was observed III the city NJ q partial
holiday, tkle public courts anu UifaceS as we'll
Us 1nalIy business houses. being closed.
, 1881-11-02

SpkfsdI UHp1ttH 70 1ha Ch1taQo 1TtbuNs.
ToAoSTo. Nov. lit Is stated that about
.luzen pilots were carried 10 sea by outwartl-
bound vessels last week, having been unable
to land Mt Bic owing to the prevailing rougn
weathor.
1t IL estimated that the falling off in ship
ping here this season will be loss to tho
Sty s, f9r @ !abor wy a,snafseme,ts M IT, o. anoMt
II w0Nlll nlaltp over two mid u f,ntf millions
of dollars less money left Ill the country this
aeasol! than last.
, 1881-11-02
TIE SpEAKERSHIP.

,.,,,,,,.,ns
rro,, o,r r'nns.sma. t',a. 1sa,s.,,,,a+,,
w.su,snToy n = Gn, = .,7m'Imdoo 1,,,h,
1,nvia, mnthnI of rntt;nr Tho yoto H. thn
Srnoto hos fnrnisi,ad Snuotor .,ov.r,t ~, M.
mnrt,,nttv for n varv rlcvcr w1,tfr;s,n nt tha
nx,muso Of Scualnr EfIm,1ui.. I,nvt,1 I3uvis
nftar tf,a ol,f manner In lawn r,aat,n,s ;'
nu,tlnp n votr says. ..trhnsa WIN nr., In fo.
vor viii say ave: cnntrorv.rnin,1e,l M y Sc,n.
tor j,avnrd af,sr hnvInr ,,sa ri thfs u,ucc,,sz
tp,ued wuy nj nuttinr o1,cxtinns II, tl,e Sr1,.
ate for n fcw tImcs drvlv ra,nor,oI to
Will uoubtless be always found In the list Of
negatives Oil any proposition OF tint sort."
The contrary-hlntledness OF Senator Eli
1n1nds llNs given all the Democrats great
deal of trouble, and materially hclpo. to
o'sI rne. .ac Ie'aa,ef ~, nassa.. from us pos.toh
as resident OF Tue Senate, ard possible
President of the United States, after m Ill,
cutnbcncy Of Il few hours.
Is ..,, ,ran, nn IN ,,,,,s,na.,s Ann srAsc ~, ,,
~ pretty eoou llli!stlas'on OF the Dluntlcr-'
iiE management OF the Democrats Ill the
Sennte. IL would have been doubtless easy
for them to have chosen David Davis pro-
s1dmg oli!eer Of INC Senate rs democrat;
lle was olected us democrat. ne ms acted
with INC Domocfht5 on most. or lilo uapof-
tallt votes stncu tic Senate was close. ANT 1,o
cJaimod in NM NJ hts ,uhltc nttarn,coa az
.,'a 'ast .aa,s ~ ~ .,st.e@.t'..s ~ ~
Liz 'slst seSslol' W oe "!ltler op!lgat1o1ls' IN
great, measure, to respect tlle wishes of Ills
Democratic constituents. Moreover, the
Democracy tonderod lin Mt the last scsstu,,
t1,n ,,a,,,t,,a,ta ~ .r"
t1ae eaueHs nohltna1'oa u the vely lhlportait
,s! pus!I"n u onail'''h, y. o,e 'nu'c,"e} con,'
hhttce, place when ale Hecllhed. A.
good many Democrats were in favor OF Sc
lecttu3 David Davis for the Presidency of
tIa Senota ut ttts scssIon. hut Rarord ami
~. s"s"s 'ss ~ ss'e 'eAe' 1t o"' ""''AA1 'eA"
MS lF'e'l'ls opposeu II. ...-....
uArARD WAS AMBITIOUS
for tho place. Another Democratic presl-
,lcntint Ennvanttm ia rnr,jnv. anil fha man
,,.I,n 49, sna ,,o.s - ~ Is.na1','., a y . '
VINO $1,000 next 70 tne i'feslaehcS," accord
.He " 4'a4ts aot4o!s VI pol1|,css tl'tHe M!t1-
hthte!y colile ihto tto possession OIL u. Lar
rls, OF tennessee. to bo sure, was tho caucus
nominee Ut the Democrats for President Of
TIM Sennta at the last scsston. 1rsogo wouId
i,oua ro,tra t,,,t l.. .,'o,,,', l., ~ -, .t,.,,a..
.IV".s" ~ A4"s ~ o.ouA nays e"1t'tNea
10 RECEIVE Tue honor OIL tllQ1 h0tlllhtl0sls eape"
cta!lY III Wow Ut the fnct' that, beyond COM
par[snn, lie Is ths best presfdiuc officer NJ,
tha 1Io,,oorotic s,1a 1n ,ha so,,ato H., .,,a
sno ,,... ...'os. "ue ~. ",so ~ 'no osnte. ous uio
aAp't1oll u tae DelaWaro statesman lhte1-
posed itself, and this plan was defeated. And
DAVID Davis, thanks to Republican votes, Is
thu I,rnsIdent of tina Scnntr: ami the Dnmn-
.,rota 1,o,s ,,,.,, ,',,s Ali, ~ s sao ~.
tha,r raIi,, ' '''"' ""''' '~' = 'A'"''"''1''' ~
, 1881-11-02

= 4+l1t
This n,c1l,ls II falling OF Of 20 1,er cert III tho
area In six ycNrs. The area ufnIrr whcnt ut
prcscnt Is hllf Il million ncrcs less than the aycr.
age uf tho list fifteen yours
1t Ia tinIosstb1e tn prove nlt,rg clearly thau lly
these figures tho rrtroHrpsstun, Of tho E,.xlIsh
, W. y. tx R'nm't ,i ,t "naeh ~ ~ ntac.s na1ett nh
,ensti ~ IL I'll ~ eu @ p ~ M @ W Seli T.
n tao 'u,nfe Ter tae , ifeo 1h.Srn"oh nonei
tnss. e@nta p 's - - @ us Vt t ~, ~ nns Guu
rsta IN npianH & rr siln',taurnsf tv ,1t
s' hS. ~ ., y. ~ ih i , "Mn @
IN Itt1n ~ n fSI hns, H. ,r ,ns an tI, @
~ mMuon 'ah ~ ~, na1 nnsfes. @ "" precs Wsil ea!
tIsbIe.l: Such % r. nnfort4nats combination ls
o ontr"" i, ~, IL am,ritv 1,e .,jcrs nts W.
fIttI runtr ihnm M 1t,til1s ~ liz 5ury,sfs
,rnt.
,,, z....... .., :, 4,1@' ,.....-.
Inc argument t1lhl IS 'llaue rs tn cereals IS
also nlatte with respect to beef Ili1 yEtlit-
dice OF the English against, fresh American
e Eft pns n d 1ro s frsafs ria IT IT
Trash benf. since is!t;. il fllnryrlnl,s. i'ltis
fMrrrnse i,as lam frn,u II n, u",,,,tjs i"
le.o 10 .is,oo. poIi!nsS III ieeo. anu tile ~.
GItAse u! Ile o'nst hItic!csut !iieat export y
lie, fresll and suit beef, ut present amount 10
nearly half Of the English beef killed In Eli.
rianI. wi,ilo ti1C tmu5rts Of lnrk. htn,. and
nae9l, a'a;,a s,n,'st e'lua! twothrds Of te home
pIinm1!uetlq!.. pin1. ,,n, 1,a.
!Hese uel"lAtl laiuca ha1oHs saS.
fHik hAth< wv HHttGu4tuC 70 tblEHtSGEu
with danger from America no Longer nlln,ts Ut
denial. The Only qucetion to 10 considered ls
whether uertnRny shall fOlior tho path u En-.
gland. let her 1gr!eulture 20 70 ruin auJ lst her
Feaaautry 10 driven 10 emigration, or whether
A NATIONAL, 0Eu,tAS POLICY
,bo,, ho ndo,,t.,d and arro', ,,,.e r., ,o,,,tra
~, shn1t ,| ~ at ~ @ mu a. ~ ,t 49, ~ ~.
aSry w ~, m nir,srrmn'aiv ~, .sithn,,} xnot,
NJ ,,,na frnn, t,,,tsts ~ tn"atn,as4 ~
n 1som ~ JutsaH ~ ~
viii raliv mint 70 ths e1rg ,,rnor oer
C,.-ln =, ,,,rs,,. ,"sns' ~, dn"r ~ ~, rto. ti.,
r. rs,',ai N sn III Mnr ~ Gm iai H. s ,s
, ~ wiaat INV ncst " nv NJ sea fifth III rn
'ncFease u "Esa unaee "asa'' "a'cn a'aou
dcf1s.
IN !htl VlIesl!
III ls7t ::!*tstt:7
N iS.; !o...". ~ ~ seS1 %e}
Sixteen millions OF acres Of now land were
thorelore transformed Into wheat tiulds durn,g
tho lust ten years. Whit this amounts to il
shown by tho fact that the tDtnl Ilrca under
whent iii Great britain amounts to U,uNU0u, Ill
Germany 10 8, ,tiUUU. nnd in France u l7,OW,Ou1
acres. II thosa three countries were to leIvu oil
, 1881-11-02

Lydia u. Piukha.n's Vegetable Compounl. tha
plantx, Ia the greatest stspusthener Of the back,
stomach. nu<yea. kldneya. urinary, and ae9itA!
to- circulars to Lyd!a Il. glnkhan, Lynn, AasA!!
, 1881-11-02
SECRETARY BLAINE.


,m, A' OaaateA to 1ns CAtsaso frthunA.
\ B,aIna B,InISofoS. u D. C., Nov 1-hecretary
- credited With having recently
, 1881-11-02

From, this table IL Will tc seen that ucrtnHny,
and p pa, sIenlariy, ltlasin. r. tho YuinquctnIlt
H, n .." e ho III ,1,ti, ad Tx eem. Wy t!tGs ~
I'm. md that. III conjunction with tho Austrt-
Hungarian bAck lands. It 1lsu continued tn bo
KIT for Tho ten years, inclusive. from mi to
I'm. Then WINS thu hiaht u prosperity for Ger
man agriculture. During the yeArs letAl tu lSttl
KGssIa sslfcecls IN the tret place. 10 Hiyo wAy III
turn to North America. Owing to the pnlitical
events lit tho tla!kan Peninsula aud tho failure
uf tho cropa In lHsU tho American competition
became predominant. Calculated according to
percentage. tho Import Of wheat iitu EnuIaud
In t6H1 amounted to:
........... Per tcHf.
From tho United Statcs...+ ). Gi.t
From HuRsf1. ........................, h.a
FrONl Germany mud Austrsa...............,,. III
From INd3n. Observation-Disclosures. h.H
41t tfro1 in
-
FROM other tcountries.............,. l3.0
Totnl..............,..... .................1y 1yt0
uF
, 1881-11-02
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Senator Malone Starts for
Virginia with a
Bar'l.
rho Money Has Been Raised to
Pay tho Bourbon Tax on
Voting.
president Arthur Rebukes the
Dilatory star-Route Pros
ecutors.
spbpouas Issued for the Appear
anoe Of the Witnesses for
the Assassin.
Secretary Blaine Says The Cabinet VIII
Be Grant from Top to
Bottom.
A Reason Mt Last for the P'lr-
cliaso OF Rebel "Sccur-
itles."
rhe Public Debt Is Now $1.786,5
4e8; Decrease During October,
&13,321,458.
aermnny Thrcntcns to Prohibit the
Importation Of American
Products.
0an the United States Prevent This Blow
at It's Exports by Legislative
Ia
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

night of the 18th. were found Sunday
night shockingly bruised and mangled
by stones and timber. Search is being
made for other persons that have been
buried. Some cannot he found until
Spring, as they are buried beneath a
hundred feet of snow and debris, and
it is impossible TO tell at what point TO
dig, as some of the slides settled in the
bottom of the canyon, covering half a
mile in length. People are still fleeing
from Alta, on the Little Cottonwood,
the scene Of the terrific slides on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. The town is practically desert.
ed. Not more than thirty persons re-
main in the village, where three or four
hundred held their home last week.
The railroad is shielded for six miles
and people walk down the track under
the sheds TO the point reached by the
trains. This walk is described as tedi.
Gus, painful and frightful in the ex.
treme. The sheds are crushed at nu.
merous places, where the frightened
pedestrians are Obliged TO dig their way
up through mountains OF snow TO the
surface OF the slide and wade twenty or
tbiltg IOhS w lnt ntAb IblIlt NhVtV thFl
can enter the tunnel shed. The long
journey il beset by the perils of the
avalanche at almost every point and
many slides across the track have oc.
Cured. Since the hegira began on
Saturday fathers and mothers have had
to carry babies and little children over
the perilous road and some invalid
men have been brought down by brave
miDers. One miner reached the city
this morning at daylight. having walked
the entire distance, thirty miles, since
dark on Sunday. lie had spent two
days in digging for the bodies of two
comrades, and after finding them and
making arrangements for their trans
portaIion came ahead to arrange for the
funeral. While searching he wHs
caught by a small slide and carried fiji.
teen rods and TWO or three times buried
IN the snow, but escaped with only
slight bruises. With the exception OF
tSo or three mines, which have long
tunnel boarding houses rooted so the
slides will pass over them and full
supply of provisions, the mines of Little
Cottonwood will be- closed until spring.
IL is impossible To get provisions up the
canyon and the miners will not work in
such peril as they have been in for two
weeks past.