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,s.. :Tuu Str<et Dtn9y Nt,cs.
"Qn this very day seventeen years ago.. re-
marked New Yorker the other day, shipped
1000 barrels of pork to Washington was an
army contractor then, and wherever heard Of
a barrel of pork went for 1t and bought it ut
some price. / remember this particular ship
meut because curious mistake was made"
"HOw!
"Wen. counted the barrels at the depot ny-
self, aud there wgEe only 1oo, when there should
to roll tha barrels Into the freight-cars, and TO
make my number good took ten barrels Of lard
from stock ready to ship to Baltimore. They
mixed in all right and OF course expected to
pay for 'cm. \ whole day vent BY before saw
tho owner These we're stirring times, you IT.
member He had found himself short. and he
cribbcd ten barrels of beef to make good his
number Of barrels, and hustled the shipment
away"
"And who did tho beef man crib fromy
"Well, hts beef was tor the soidiers and he
made himself good BY buying three barrels OF
vinegar, two Of crackers. and stealing fire bar
rc1s OF apples from Il lot tu tho depot"
.Aud did 1t 90 any furthery'
tsYes The most curious thing ct all was that
the man I tooK tho lard from sued then han who
stole the apples, and got Judgment against MIN
for the worth Of the lard, and none OF the rest
Of rs were out cent
, 1881-01-16

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. l5-Noou.-Oue OF the
wharves and freight storehouses Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company Is now burning
The alarm was sounded about half IN hour ago,
but before the engines could reach the scene
nearly tho entire shed was enveloped In flaues-
From the opposIt wharf large Quantit1cs Of cot
ton could be seen. all Of which will be destroyed,
together with what miscellaneous freight could
NOT he gotten out: before the heat becAme so in
tense. At this writing the excitement Is so
great that particulars cannot be obtained. The
fire is now under CONTROL and tho steamer
which was lying ut the dock Is safe. Tho loss
will probably reach SjU.0J.7
, 1881-01-16

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan- l5.-At 4~o'clock thi.
morning disastrous fire occurred at the Valley
MILL Thomas Davis, tho fireman, while passing
over gns-trcuch. dis1odgcd one Of the plates
covering It. and was procipitated Into tho tlames
almost ronstng him alive. 4 felow-workn,an
rescued him, and he WIS sent home, but 1t Is not
believed that be can survive. The flames COM
municnted TO the bOiler-nouse, and, being
frn1ne structure, was burned before the tiremen
twenty-four feet long, and all but two Of them
are totally destroyed. No explosion occurred,
and the only person injured WAS Davis, The loss
Until new boilers c1n be T but 10. The loss oe is
fully covered by insurance
, 1881-01-16

vas sore. Itwns my Angelina old man, and he
oroke up the match Again laughed myself
out OF position tn bank. and bur for tho
G1 same failure should o-day have p1ace IN the
custom House. have learned wisdom. Now
When see man fail ask his namo and find
out II ne has alAy influence to put mo OUT OF mS
c!crSship. II be bus, LOOK solemn and pass on
It! Jones can't do me ans harm, and ha! ho!
ha! NJ! wouldn't huve missed this for 4,
[noQths sll-hai ha. In I"
, 1881-01-16
:: THE PRESS CLUB:
.o.,shration i of Its First Anniver-
sary Last Evening.
a,;,a press, Pulpit, Law, and Pol.
;tics Well Represented.
snaeobes By Postmaster Palmer, Mayor
=: Harrison, Emery 4. storrs, DR..
Thomas, -
= {. Dopney, Cor. Murray, Of Utah,
Henr1 Watterson, and Others.

.,.. evet annual banquet OF tho Chicago Press
n.n. urs held lust evening In the ladies
eanu a.a-r n, ,hc Palmer House. Tho keen conf
a..ss, ,nd rivalry thct prevail among our
peu, ,e.rsrstherers would seem to those ac-
1os 1-,..aT xith tho newspaper business to pre-
qua a.. s,vthing like fraternal intercourse among
Gu .,d m render such an assemblagc ne that
1 a,ast evening hopeless: project Shortly after
"a n-.,+ ~, reception, a E1le over year ago,
~ -. ,rort,no members Of the press were got to-
W. 49, for onee. md their meeting led not only
ss ss.ha.sstahlishnent Of Il club In elegant roou,s,
o+her enterprises in the way Of public
u,,.anent In which the Club since its forna-
-. h.re taken the lead. The banquet Of last
.ss-,n. wax the culnnation of series of social
Sso,;rrs held under the auspices of the
r.aes C,uh. and Its success may ho re-
.sdsa es substantial earnest Of continued
sss..ner,ty ind longevity for tho Club hencefoc-
r.,d The banquet Of last evening was COM
.'sts .urcess, not only for thennanimous hearth
~. r xitn which the brethren Of the pencil, for
sst1,ng s their little scoops" and professional
esr,jr;es, came forward to help it on, but also
e.. .ha etnineuce of the invited guests who
r.,,.s tne occasion with their presence. The
soon, In which It was held was tassefu1S deco
-ste. fnr The occasion. Tho spaces between the
.ontrsl Columns were archcd with gayly-colorcd
~re,,ht. and the walls were similarly decorated
9TH -the same material. In the centre of the
,srre rjrror. the borders Of which were gar
landed. was an immense monogram Of e p c..
eery pretty piece Of work in wnite' yellow, RED,
asi adorncd by elegant bouquets In stands, which
were gracefully connected together BY q con-
tfntoIs band of su,ila1, woven into pretty
shapes, shape reaching from one end Of tho tables 70
Ths nfher, Nor were the floral decorations the
orinc;oal adornaen1 Of the scene. Every jour-
naisl who owned wife brought M her with him:
some other family group to enhance their own
persopal consideration. The tables we're ar
rf7red i'd the form vi coub. the head table
hAin9 reserved for the invited guests. Presi-
denf Wilkie occupied the centre OF this table,
jo,Taa, on his right, Joseph Medill 90 bis left,
D Ds Enerf i. stor1$ the Hon. Carter H. Har-
Ison, =. C. Bonney = &c Forrest. 1anes e. x,s, t.
Esq., Of frks Sun, Milwaukee, The Hon. Frank
/. Eastman, and J. 6. siebeneck, ESQ, Of Pitts
burg. 3uuug the other guests were the follow
tng, those accompanied BY ladies being marked
, 1881-01-16

AZ soon as the public earns that the Shakers
Sarsaparilla Is the genuine Shaker medicine pre-
pared from zoots, herbs, and berries. gTowa'
selected, and prepared by the Canterbury 6hak-
ers, Shaker Village, n H., they will take It IN
preference to all others, such Is their regard Tor
tho character Of the United Brethren
, 1881-01-16
AT TOLEDO. @.

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 1.-THE residences Of Ed
ward Suder, florist. and five greenhouses ad-
joining, together with their contents, were de-
stroycd by fire to-day. Loss on buildings and
contents of residence, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
Loss on contents OF greenhouse among which
reach $4,000 more, on which there is no insur-
, 1881-01-16
NEAR LIMA. WIS.

Special Dspat<h to The Chicago 1rsbus1e
WHITEWATER. Wis, jan. l5.-The house Of
William Cleveland, situated Seven miles south
west, In the Town of Lima, was burned at an
early hour this morning. Loss about $e>50o- In
sured In q local farmers company for s, ,e0Q
The house caught fire from chimney
, 1881-01-16
AT PATERSON. n. j.

PATERSON, II, r., Jan. 15-A serious fire broke
out this evening in the extensive silk dyemg
works Of ]. Weidmau s. Co., on Paterson street,
this city. The damage to the buildings, which
are new and very extensive, WIS not very heavy
but there was serious loss on the stock OF silk
in prucesa Of dyeinR. II :,
, 1881-01-16

Mary Anderson says ''Etoddart's Peerless
Liquid" is an elegant preparation Tor oeautfy
thg the compilation
, 1881-01-16

IN CANADA. -"
DRESDEN. Ont, jan. LA McVean's hub and
spoke factory burned last night Loss, s25,ooo-
, 1881-01-16

DURHAM, n c., Jan. l5--Twenty-two stores
burned to-day. This Is the third large fire since
Dec l.
, 1881-01-16
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, DC.
c. H, SLACk'S
NEW LOCATION,
1881 State-st.
.JOBBER I'm. -:
GROCERIES, Wines, LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS. ..

Merchandise in original pack
ages sold at the lowest market
quotations of each day for. Stand
ard Goods. Grocers, Hotels, Res,
taurants, and Large Consumers
are requested to note quotations.:
, 1881-01-16
FIRE RECORD,
Twenty-Five Stores Burned in the
Unlucky Town Of DUR
ham, N. c.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of
Cattle Burned at Lam
caster, PA.
0onaagrations at Youngstown, O., Norfolk,
Va, Toledo o., and Elsewhere.
IN LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.

IN LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtouae.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jun. ia heavy loss
was caused by nn lncendar3- fire on the Eliza
beth hstock farms, Elizabeth Township, Lancaster
County, last night, in tho burning of large
number OF valuable cattle. These farms. three
in number, belonging to the G. Dawson Coleman
estate. and managed by Colin Cameron. have q
widespread reputation for producing fine cattle,
which hare carried OF prize after prize at the
State Fairs. On tho .'Alunsion Farm" as 1t Is
callcd werc kept al[ the registered cattle, which
were placed in the immense barn. Shortly
after lc o'clock last night this barn WIS
discovered tn bo on fire, and In
short time it was totally destroyed, with all its
who were first on the ground. found that the
flames bad already gained complete, possession
cries Of the poor brutes which were being slowly
roasted. All efforts to save any OF them or sub
due the flames were utterly useless, and it WIS
not long before the building was in ruins In
the barn were f1fty-two head of. Thoroughbred
Jersey cattle, seventy-tiye game chickens, FIVE
thoroughbred hunting-dogs, tf1y tons Of hay,
s5o,oM. ~o'' ''@'"' A''9 '''''' l''' - o''A
AT VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
VIRGINIA City, New. Jan. la-The explosion
Of lamp this evening Set fire to the holsting
works OF Halo j. Norcross. The wind was blow
Ing gale, and the hois1tng works, boilcr-room
and changtng-room at the machine-shops, the
blacksmith shop, ore dump, rope-housc, und
carpcntcr-shop were destroyed. The men at
work below made their escape through the COM
biuadon shaft. 1t Is difficult at present to u.s.
certain tha amount OF damage. The shaft is
not thought to be much damaged, as
1t has an upward draft, and water
WAS turned In to e1tingutsh the FILLING
brands. The big pumping engines used in hoist
to- f1-n e4-HnIT
It Is doubtful II the works will be rebuilt fur
rher than necessary 70 raise and lower work
men, US work cau be done through Chollar s;
Norcross the shaft of which Hnle &: Norcross Is
part ownec-
LArEE.-Further examination shows that the
loss By the bursting of the Hale & Norcross
hofsttng-w works will not exceed $4,000. The ma-
ehinery Is found to be- but little injured. The
Consolidated Virgtnla's hosting works will be
, 1881-01-16

hnrg 3nnnc RE other guests we're the follow
tng, those accompanied BY ladies being marked
.va1tin !. RusseIl. Nj, James II. Haynie,
Gov. Murray, Of Utah, Paris, France, Ga'tlois.
=. {. hafoerI AnIeq AIT, c9"aes, 3"s,
T.. u is, 6ool; Wheaton NJ sncsr. ~ cinic;nnatf
NJ. NJ: James IS Malsa aas'av nisa nEa9.n FreEt
~ Ham1;n Ma 1nmcs n. Scott
sTiU J. Davis, *Geprge ". Chfttenden+
Mr. n. q. Bushes, F. ". Palmer.
lhe FOLLOWING nsnps1s OF tue oAoo apo taeU
aaalts "ntG wxs-;e pueu'. NJ rr s,,r.
,fiss NcFarnnd. r. nd ~ K suI1Iyan.
.TZCowles, .Wiiiiam Coleorook.
e. G.. Carleton, Miss Carrie Richmond,
9o41 :; 1'stin Milkle' t:qId1 Eumunq rfFelnergef'
tw1,;;a, II nnsoeG Ve.,, ,,,-,, ~ H,tin'
~ d strnnr 1'~1' II 4 Thnmnsnn
Miss Thompson. Mr.. Frank Gilbert.
*E. 7. Collins, II. S. Walker.
y Hotmann. MISS Marion Mullgan+
% Malam - a.. aau .21 e. T. plGkson. elt;1I. :
.SF Davidson .Edrar L: WaKeman ;. =.
Aausou Appleton, TIN. Nienall. :: (.
~. Il. French, sIeahder Stone, ! II:
WHY 1. Hyde. .ssW. sTss steeIel Reaa"en' =
George p. Brown, aGerrsE WRIGHT ~.
Il. 3. Hdmphref. ,-1iiss e 4 F. Pettinone. Pnrffna
r. O. Thompson, VIII d. Eaton,
f. SnoHoen. p, :, Fred F: Cook.
6; =; 1en!op. =. Il. Di!ltnEham, IT,
IT IF s6u@sn 6r1m Mls Mlss Care, eara s s, Powers,
@Roi,1e;. ,WeIch. tIohn T,in
=. c,,,: =, .oAu y" ~ = nuu
ah1 6aSQeEf WAS SERVED
aooat O'clock znd xas amply partaken OF by
tae assembled company. The rne,su speaks for
Oysters on half Shell.
porAry.
- ,~,s fnr.n,,r.x -
~eu'o-ume u he1ne'
fuissoS.
.sees talFofum Salmon, a la Normande.
,f-@;, = tHinas n.or~v1c --
ems11 pat+,a. ~ ws-,
"@aes' u f1aAnc1ere.
RELIEVE.
4hes Of Beef. 6u1 Champixnoua.
Haricots Veits.
ssx,a+,r..,s 1:. .nHes'
Vontsan IQue aux feuts PoA
'eut9oa ca1ilelsr Jelly Sauce.
soRBEr.
Punch, a Ia Rotna'ne.
, hoH
-: quail, Larded
eeety and Lettuce Salad.
DESSERT
f3a1otte Ruse Erann,,fan r,a,co
fruit; Coffea
.rHr pnFs|nr Biscuit
l+s.natA s tAeslDESTs SPEECH.
ptth5.alser ao9lser to President WiIkie called the
Tersre y % 2. order and said this was an ami
turr - " - w tiuo. and it had reached the ma
zatss and there lay before T. a. uiq az s9ne
81 s!ta y psaehne snd waiting it mjrbt bncoma %
a Sn a MssL Mg!aesL as gray as the xraycst al them
mod,o,,S s.ue 1ad Tow over 100 members. com- !
RrpEsne 1ne. aho handsomely furnished rooms, a
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SUGARS,
COFFE:E::sS>s

hsandea|ng Java mats, 65 |b.273-4ta8t2::
0ldGoYt II " 65:b.25 to26
Prime II p" 65|b,2l. t023 =
Arabian Mocha IN quarter -
bales about .70Ib. Mt2:
Arabian Mocha IN l-8
bales about 35lb, rs:
E1. Fine Golden Rio, in - :.
bags about las ib. 6 t4 to 1884
Fancy Green Rio, hbags -.
about I35lb. Is to l6 ~
Choice Rio, inhags ah't i35lb. ID TO n IN
Fair Rio, IN bags about 100 lh. Is 3-4to a
, 1881-01-16
Butter and Cheese

Dundee Creamery Butter, In tubs about 60 lbs,
50 to 34c.
Choice Creamery Butter, In tubs about 50 Tbs.
81 to 36c. Z:
Choice dairy Butter, II tubs about 50 lbs.,
20 10 24c.
Dundee Creamery Butter, 9Ib. pals, ,each$3.B,
Full Cream Cheese, about As lh., IS l-2 TO No..
Cream Cheese, about IS b., Hl-2 10 Bc,
HaIt-sk|amed Cheese, ah't 40|b., 8 to lie.
, 1881-01-16


Chicago was proud. and the country was proud,
and to stand there Us Chicagos chief magistrate
was privilege which he felt TO be the proudest
that be could possibly have. [Applause.1
'sTuE PRESS AND PoLYGAAlT."
pRe %Re o4e Me e 81 The ena
1usnl 10 give Cannon q certitcatel and hoped ed
undone Under the law until Utah was free, ana
polyxanly wiped out Of e1istence- Applause
1.-THE PRESS AND sTENoGRAPHf."
Mr. John Richie spoke Of ..stenograph5, the
Lightning of the Press" as follows:
The thought which has been uppsrmofhs pan hodn IN
thnt, whenever in general society I meet 2
man resplendent in swallow-taii coat and
pailid neektie shall KNOW % tnas nsvanaran am
man: and Whenever am called upon to sub
eist On the tender end OF q cold. dyspeptic Lead
regret to the time when formed constituent
part Of this Oriental goryeousness. This toast,
to which have been assigned to respond, is one
able TO properly cover 1t in the limited time al
lowed. r not, never mind ME. ouE go rlght gt
along with the rest Of the proceedings, JUST
Merely for the sake of the argument, I will
esn #
will not be necessary so describe that use
full art. In regard to stenography, few
"oAusDl Il piaualoQ Hlu p!sACe 1on IL PoSAEoA
to appreciate the comparison am required to
make Shorthand consists OF foundation OF
lines and curves, cut of iu suitable sections.
double-leugths. abbreyiauons. verbal homicldcs.
dots, dashes, contracttons, subterfuges, mutila-
tions. frauds, expedients, hooks, circles. pho
hoG1aphic agon{es, positions, geomctrlcal sky
rockets. and orthosrahcal insanities, until the
unturored mind is lost in the immensely of stem
ographio space. With this lucid explanation
lroars Of lauEhter] you will see at once what a
beautiful simplicity there is In stenographs.
10 this list Of characters ts attached system Of
faphers may converse ii language utterly IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
EmgY Sargent.

New York, 30.-The Tunes Wash.
lngten correspondent sends that journal
half column of what it calls Sarqent,s
career. The Times editorially comments
thereon. 1t is quite possible that much
Of the opposition to the appointment of
ex-senator Sargent to place in the cabi-
net which comes from California is dine
TO local Jeslousies. No man OF SO positive
traits OF character as Sargent, who has
been IN public life as long as he, could
escape having many and bitter enemies
In his own state, but in addition to the
almost general opposition to Sargent's
appointment In California, criticism
based upon substantial and I'M
pleasant facts, appears from other
parts of the country. It is unfortunate
for the ex-senator that whstever may be
his real character his reputation is not
above reprOach. The scheme to reclaim
desert lands, now once more brought
into public notice, was his. The bill
which he carried through Congress pro.
posed to allow settlers in Californis,
Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Arizona,
New Mexico and Dakota to buy sec
ton Of land for 70 cents per acre, on
condition of retaining the same by
means of irrigation. This scheme was
denounced as dishonest one, and the
very first proceedings under it were 10
take possession Of tracts of arabic land
in California already cultivated by per-
SONS in possession. 1t was found neces-
sary for the secretary of the interior to
suspend sll entries in one district in or
der to investigate the frauds attempted
This remarkable business may be explic-
able, but {. cabinet officer should not be
Obliged to Degin his term with explana-
tions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
Texas Politics.

st. Louis, 29.-The Republican 5
Dallas, Texas, special says: The repub-
lican fac,icLs have he'd three secret
meetings the present week, and the re-
suit is YIN. jesse Grant has again de-
parted fer Washington to work against
United States Marshal Norton and Post
master Whiasen. About thirty republi-
cans from various parts of the state met
secretly. this afternoon, at the National
Hotel, to outline an Independent move
ment. G. Wash. Jones WAS determined
upon for governor, ana Judge qinckley,
of Sherman, had large majority for
lieuten ant-governor. Vim. Jesse Grant
on his visit to Washington will report the
situation to the Administration and ar
range for financial aid On his return, q
meeting will be held at Austin to arrange
the details for q state convention of indie
pendents. to be held in the spring, to put
forth full state ticket. 1t was also de-
termined to support independents for
county Offices at the spring elections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
TELEGRAPHTC
RAILROADS.
Grand shOwiny to-,ss,

A0OAs
ChipagO, 3e;-A railway publication
says ina var 1881 has been esnecisnU
no'aSae lr me enormous extent and
1apiasy u railway construction in The
On.teo safes, track being laid on 95S
oinerenl lines, and aggregating 2I9
miles, much the largest milesec in On ~, :,
one veg: The largest previous miIao.,
was ,S9, In 1871. Some returns to e
reeelvn VIII probably swell the tots, 80
9,o0O niles. The heaviest milee oe w 20. W
Iexs, l,4l1. Colorado had 49S f~m 81
400; p9kota 430, Ohio All, New MaUS %
1922, Indiana 375, Illinois 341. M;cb;
gal Zos1s, Wisconsin Isl, Wasbinoton
Territory 1881, Virginia 2781% a rOd
oger states less. In all fortv-tWo states
az territories figure in the table. Co.
rCucut, Delaware, Idaho, Indian r.
tory and Utah only being left o.
During the past year the roro.
.ne Ehlcago and Northwestern, estimat-
la9 Inc current week, has been S2l .739.-
.UU against SIS, All, 600 last yesr. -Four
. .oI I ana slXGy-three miles of new
,o so nave been built, making the total
?, 81; TIE Chicago, Rock island and
!n se INC earned Sl2,500,0OO, against Sill
ioV'oUO last year. The snow b!ocksdes
asst winter and spring alone prevented
nucn heavier earnings. The Chicago.
burlington and Quincy earned S23 O06
'O0, or ~, 100000 more than in 1850. and
las spent 100000 il construction
None, building over 800 miles. The
jhl2sgo, Milwaukee and st. Paul Road |
armed SIG, 100000, and has built 200
niles Of new road. The statistics of
'theF roads are not yet forwarded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
The Cost.

New York, 20. The Times Washing
ton says: One hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars will cover all the ex-
penses OF Garfelds illness which the
committee will allow. Surgeon-GeReral
Barnes and Surgeon Woodward are in
the service of the United States, and on
that account no money will be sppropri-
sted to pay them for their attendance on
the late President A formal acknowl-
edgement of their services will be made,
and both will be rewarded by promotion.
1t is intended that Barnes shall be re-
tired with the rank Of major general, and
that Wood ward. whose rank is now that
OF major, shall be advanced to the rank
of lieutenant-eolonel taking what may be
called an original vacancy created for
him.
The total expenses of the Guiteau trisl
are estimated at from 100000 to $500 :
600. Portet and Da7idge will probably
get S25. 600 each, and the stenogrspher
from sic, 900 to S15, 900. There will be
about 200 witnesses and twenty-five ex-
merits. The witnesses fees and mileage
are estimated at $50, 900 to $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
L" the Probate Court for Salt Ia
County, Territory of Utah.
In the matter of the estate of Edwin D
WoOliey, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
l! the undersigned, Executor of the last
VIII and testament of Edwin d. Wool
ley, deceased, TO the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, TO exhibit them with the neces-
fary vouchers, within ten months afte,
the first publication of this notice, to the
SAID Executor, at the Office of A. S. Pat
terson, 152 Main street, Salt Lake Citv.
Utah, JOHN w. WOOLLEY,
Executor of the lsst will and testament
of E. d. Woolley, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Dec. 9, 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
gC@tas1P1phes

Fhiaae.o,aa 30.-At Christians. On
The Penn sylvania rcad this m"rning,a
freight trai pa ted and the following
train ran into the rear portion causing
4 NJ. Soon after came
another Fl izhG train along and ran ln's
the wreck when the whole mass took
Are. Two men we're burned to death
and .wo or tngas were injured badly. one
heyoy.3 ,ecovsIy. Another man IL mls-
sine and il supposed to he somewhere in
the wreck. The authorities have sent tc
T.s1c .ster FOR engines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
French Facts.

Paris. 3O.-Pierre Fran co.'s Eugene
Girsud' painter and engrsver. is dead
The election of senators for the de-
partrnent of the Seine is postponed Till
Thursday next. At meeting OF dele
gates today, all the candidates were
present except Victor Hugo snd La Dor,
'lere. Hugo. De Freycinet, Peyrat and
Tolaiu, the present senators, are ca2dir
dates for reelection. Ls Bordere accepts
lhep-C r1nme of the irreconcilablesl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-31
NOTICE.
DEsERET NATIONAL RANK,

DEsEKET NATIONAL HANK,
~ SALT LAKE CRY, Dec. %. 1881.
The annual meeting of the stockhoiderS
OF this ban k for the election of directors
VIII De held at the bsnkirg horss. Tues-
DAY January, 10. 1882, at IL o'clock m
u ca Il. s. BILLS, Cashier,