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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-23
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1881
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In LONDON, on Thursday, bar sill.
YER was quoted at 81 11.16d per
ounce.
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Unhealthy or inactive kidneys
cause gravel, Bright'S diserse, rheu-
masism, and a horde of other serious
and fatal diseases, which can be
prevented with Hop Bitters, if taken
in time.
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VALLEY HoUsR .

J T Browning, W II Boule and wife,
G E Erickson and wife, @ johnson, Og-
den; T E Jones, Detroit. Mich; j Wor-
thingten, Grant,ville; L Nelson and
wife, n Elder, Tooele; T Kaiser. Evans
ton; r Roach, j S Mather, Chicago; G
w Spicer and wife, Miss z Verhus,
Msnti; T Martin. Silver Reef W n
Gilbert, Nephi; D B Williams, Park
City; 81 Johnston, Butte.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. ?, 1880.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
[ know Hop Bitters will bear re-
commentator honestly. All who
use them confer upon them the
highest encomiums, and give them
credit for making cureS-all the
proprietors claim for them. l have
kept them since they were first
offered to the public. They took
high rank from the first, and main
tanned it, and are more called for
than all others combined. So long
as they keep up their high reputa-
ton for purity and usefulness, 1
shall continue to recommend them
something [ have never before
done with any other patent medi-
cine. j. J. BABCOCK, NJ. D.
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CLIFF HOUSE.

] Warner, T Clark, Idaho; D A Col
Inns, Frisco; S Kudd and wife, Romans
vile, Tintic; A Thompson, Kelton; K
Estep, G Pierson, A Kirk. w S Wright,
c Schlegel, Park City; E Rotch, Saw
Tooth; n Randall, LeAi; y w Morrill,,
Perley's Canon; 6 w Dutton, Shenan-
dOah, Ia; DR. f d Simmons, Ats; G w
Palmer, Ketchum, Wood River.
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WALKER HOUSE.

J s EnRlis, San Francisco; w V Hell.
fficb, Corinne; Q Battleson. Ogden; J J
Greenwald, F Morrill,, Park City; G Q
Elements, Butte City; P S VanRensseler
New York; J K Alter, Cheyenne; j B
Singleton, Eureka, New; E Duchenlan,
Ogden; W T Howell, . A; J Kelley,
Bellevue, l T; W McDermott, Detroit,
Mich; j E Wood, U S Survey; @ E
Barnes, Texas; 0 A Goger, New York;
G E yelling, Bennington, VS.; G w
Hall, 81 T Man and wife, q P r r; F @
Ripley, Omaha.
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aOTEL ARRIVALS
September q, 1881.
WHITE HOUSE.

EJsckurs, Phoebe; E E Brim, Wood
River; @ and r Teary, Nevada; D T
Chambers, r Swan, San Francisco; s @
Gilliland, Omaha; III DeGens, Rock
Island; j 81 Johnston, Butte; ] and M
Sanders. Sonpete; L R Ely, Davenport;
B Rydslch, Blue Creek.
, 1881-08-11
GERMANY

BEnL1S, Aug. l0.-LeadEng newspapers
here, Liberal md Conservative, ara engaged
in wholesale abuse Of ono another IN cuase-
tllcnce Of the election excitement, which Inns
eutmtMutetl III series OF articles III tho
North German Gazette abusing In the rudest
langunge tho policy Ut the Liberal and rro-
grcsstst papers. In consequence Of tile in
sllltlng tonb adopted by the North 0efnat.l
Gazcnc.most Of the Liberal papers have de-
cldcdl to drop tho discussion and Ignore that
Journal completely, while The North German
Guzelie, In IN equally tastoless article, coll.
gra!ulates itself OH having beaten the Liberal
pnpers from the field. These articles are rts-
produced In the jewish and Antt.Jowish pa
pers, thus causing many riots.
DECLINES A NE-ElKcTIoN.
lIerr Delbruck, leader of the Free'Tsaders,
declines a reelection to tise lletohssag.
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.
LONDON, Aug. l1.-~A D1rlln correspond
ent, discussing the appointment Of Dr. Ko,n.r.
10 tic vacant Dlahoprlo Of Trovcs. R!lenlsh
l'r,lsslu, says: ".rhe Government has al"
lowed tho Cnthoitc clergy to exercise their
old influences upon tile public schools In re-
gard IL llelr administration, Different do
ceses haze been aEatn Instituted. the pay
l,eMt Of clergynlcn's salaries renewed, allu
the rights Of tho 0rlers for nursing tho sick
enlasgel. The Government took tlless tsleas-
ures In the interest OF the State, but aas
lnado no sacrifices. 1t has succeeded only
by passive resatance, aud 1t Ia feared tllAt
otter aud greater concessions Will be made
to the Vatican, particularly II tho elections
produce \ Conservative majority for the
GpveSnMept,h
, 1881-08-11
' JUDGE COLT.
Conlsetures as to The Cause Of His Self.
DestFu cG1on.

Conlsesures as to The Cause Of His Self.
Destruction.
PIrrsFtKLp, Mass., .Aug. 1a-Tho sdisesse
which aHected Judse Colt, Of tho Supreme
Court, who committed suicide yesterday. va.
Dr.. Adams says, hypochondF1a. Usually Begin
ming With tndIReaH0u, when oooosned 1t b.
comes q form Of insanity. He VA tunjee& to
special waves OF gloom and d!stress, lassnE from
a few minutes TO ~ hour. Tue physlctan's ,ae-
ory il thst whils under ooe ok tha*s epests
the act vas committed Tesse ~hs shas
much premedltoa ouiy about aha sutcadc:
thai he hsd kuoe from hl4 Library 70 The
benk.rootn, cpeaed Z DRIVER. Eus 4 revolver.
walked back 10 his o.15ce. md comu1lfIed th9
fatai Aet, Or. Adams thinks thAt. bad the platol
fniAaed Dire. tho attempt would nos have been
repeated, ~ he would By that tine hare rtoor-
sssd hts ofdtaa.y frame Of mind. 9s. ADAM .an
sail he was ooIy able 70 write about . Paks =
day. md tha& vas hard work. heseemed EteAe-
" trpebtea because report bad become guy.
rent THAI he h&d attempted suicide BY dsovn-
ing while At Nantucket s4Jtux teAt t9e
getting Into tns rater ws4 Putd 1cetoeaL a9
hah no suicidal tnteu4oa. And srtliy wanted %
recover hls health md 1--we. DAStn9
tbs moaths OF bis dspTesssou ~
been great tssk to bis family 70 t2fs care o.
him and bear Up under htt seetntn$y neeates.
melancholy. liz appreciated tho Asn6ness Of
his tatntly. md u4ed to sAy 70 shooa, foa Are
beArtnx With one beautifully, but What sa1u
dol What viii become OF tneF'
, 1881-08-11

nftcryyor,1 lin Gft,, ,1,,o,, .unrn tr,,nIotni
will, IN" s, vir%to,,t @ ,'vr v,,'ro"o,,i ,n,"raho
,rhc twc,iv.i1," vn"nin,,,.I a s,'aa, ''"'''o'
'~ ",..'sr,,'' ,'"r>.n s,'" ,vr"'.r,px s"up
,rAc tw,,,,t x.,,v. hn.or",,,nt; I.i ~ .,t,n,c
f,vrr within l,f,v ,,,r~ at,',n % .,,.t ~ ,.,nn nv
r,,arotr. ,vo,n tnrnnI J., ,naot ' ,ho ,aos"on.s
NJ fnr,nars for on,,tio. - . ~, ,noatna fn
ti,o s,ac,, NJ t,v",,,w.avo ~ .,,va , wo In w. var
cIna,sd IT. ,hs ,ionnrtn "nt, ,,rr,!nr i,nrt.
uorc thnn .loto m M ai,ccn anf1 m nrarc ,,,mhrr ~
rottin nn,t i,r'rsa. ~ ,rnr mt ,,ras.o.i nv
Tim I sI,n,,lt irtnr ~ vn,.r rnttnn t,yo
other kinds RI ,,ruu n,,,ainci hv
, 1881-08-11
The MINT INVESTIGATION.

BAN FAANctscO. AuE. 1n-tp Rha Mint taTes-
t!9atton to-day, Director Buechasd took the
stxnd. He had been generally ssusacd with thA
rnanaxcmept OF ths San fraactsoo Mint A
portion OF the txrxe waStage OF 1s7S wa dus TO
the use Of copper cansteEs In aupes!.ns lassesd
OF an open furnace. Tho practice h&a beta
abandoned. Further los& via eaust1 ~ the
working Of iow-erade bullteo. A. s.lses bulldog
with coppeF h4se has oeeu exS,etSed II ~ United
6tAtas bfauch mtut& = statement sFosn soe
Esroras Of the Mint showed that OF condemned
tnxota for The ntcal yeaF Of lsss-9 s%9 pef
ctag were Nosthseu Bells bullion. Witness "a.
ktFucttoo& u the bexncA mlns&, Goncus7t>t ~ ~
SECRETARY sherman, we're that no ehtfke< pe lna'
posed ou ouiltoa taA& does uo< require seheln4,
eyep xtaep such bullion II below The stAndas1.
thames shouh b. imposed Wheu metal c9atA4as
othnr p{ppeftte4 th2& would an&ks II oF1tuss
, 1881-08-11
THE GOLDEN RULE.


The supreme Comn,andury Of knights
Of That Name InAnuual Council.
The second annual Council Of the Supreme
Co,umandeFY OF ths knlxbts Of the Golden Auie
was hsld ye4torday At tho 0rsnd Pacific Hotel.
cutnsueuclnz At o'clock in tho morning. The
ment Ut u Committee On Credentials. whosa re.
port showed tho following list Of delegates pres-
ent: ", T, poul Georg!4; v. ". Walker, I'LL"
nots; George ". Menk. Kentucky: T. 0. Aice.
stasse a..seafts sef T. K,'sass. eau.svs
nl4; K. t: Ia xlsr, dTuauesseu: T. Ludman. Ala
Ians; !: y; 13ass, .x;'!. AFksa,.s; 7. 4 gssses +:
fsxs: rsss III .as rs,efs rsS wess sse v.iaa: 'o*o
ao so ,efn Is she taoSns
sSeseas Il 'Si 1ps tpoasnaadte; !oosn IL it.nes.
:sasss ss:s%s s:ettn nst. & ess fSsiis:
u. l.ssnasa, sapssmS wsnisn;, j. y.
supreme 51i 1sdscal kssnIner: i: j. SMITH. fsss
Wss9: sas e. :sasa s:Sn ssasae os9 Ts,
III is special motion, tha following sddiuoas,
fspspsfatattsSs = sesv r. gtxen . sssts; ns1Sy ys =.
OILS! ft B. ii. hs5aes. Tsnnsssee.
After Tho contesstax Of tho deEtee q At
knsxe1 oa : number q sanasaasss,, ~ eaa sss tns
counul adjourned unill p u.
III tne afternoon session sna reports Of The
referred to Appropriate pouamltsee4- Tbs re-
n,s1 o{ The 6upeeme Treasurer was appEo4a.
u1tslJ ID follows: Cotlec1onA &lfaa; COLLECTIONS
tE,st1S 4isbusaome entAs EE,Ga,: balance % hand.
FiA0M Tos report OF ths 64pssme SECRETARY
stowed that the Orarf y 70 1ou.tshtnx eonats
uses not hAsluS hoEa cpn,platelT eAbu!atad
IA 4Msndmeut 10 th4 conattsuioa vita Eeter,
and laid pres, The Coancai then adtoatnlnx anul
I r m. .. -. $780,.
Tta eye1tnS ssssIon VA deso&td 10 the ap-
pq{ntmeut OF standing c4suutstet&, - to1Eo1s:
Lava aud observation-disclosures Chandler. HAt0o,
aud Thomp$oa; AppeaA and 0e1eSances-
, 1881-08-11
ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF EQuALlzA'
Ti0k

H1ses4a p<s1st<A u m c2aoap sFssNsA.
ara1xaTax1.n. III, AuS. Aa-1ns Stats Board
oe Equalization Completed IT. organization BY
e4}eet3ns Tho standing Committees aud satttlng
ths fate cy the appl1caass toF cassxship& and aa-
}ournfnx uuttl Tuesday TO await ths wpsk OF tbs
CON muajSiefA These 2Ast aupo4accd BY Auditor
sutFeEt, - ta!loxt; 0wcesat .Raua&taa t1ou-
Jame4 i. Noot. Chairman, and AeAsra Alden,
sosds-R. H. Warner. Chairman, and NesrA
SAvsxv. nAAaSutt, SAekest, IN kttneAna. Lo<s--
Eawarl S<.at, cbAsstpan. and Aes*tt- h@oAFrtt.
Alnssosth. tnAiruAn. and Nass<s- Curry, Sas~
ARA feld.nau. ard RkDxn- rs9sonal fs,ptstT-- -
JcAn 4 Cfun. Chairman, and Ae&zsA- C,ast{.
HFowu, AA3sn. Ana felthazu. Capital Sts>ek-G
i. kmef3, Chairman, AnA Aekaks. GuHHsA 4et-
lqF, Alncasd, md bpase.
, 1881-08-11
SAN DOMINGO.

4 TEHN1Dt4H FIIkE,
SAN DOMINGO, July 29.--At Puerto Plata,
on the night OF the 10th, q tremendous fru
destroyed the fortress. Twenty-Five lives
weto lost, principally by m explosion.
An INVASION.
1utllor1no started from Pence, Porto
Rico. tho night Of tho o5tt Ut July with two
scl,ooncrs having OH board zoo men for tho
purpose uf invading San D0tning0.
ExiLkH.
A. schooner with thirty ex1les from San
Domingo arrived at Mayaquz, Porto Ntco,
July .5.
, 1881-08-11

ITALIANS DOWN ON TliE PRIESTS.
ROME. July e9.-The following IL copy OF
the clrcular sent by the promoters Of the
new Antt-Clcrlcat Association to the inhab-
itants Of Italy: ,-s
rhe Clerical party, wh!eh.ts opposed b nature
to ~ p,n,G'psso os esrty sna Mhe vi w cthes .1
havinR commenced l!tte by lfttIU to chow Itself
III public Affairs and huvl19 become additionally
eiuctons, aas gone 20 Tar Is 10 cause the scits.
daons facts OF the n[ght OF tho lalh Vt july. y
wo d0 not 0lirselves undertake. to stftie this OWL
Italy through them iod along q fAlse path. To
defend nurse!ves. ;theraf0re, teuln the abontna-
p'e pio1s O. hs Ge1eT n w. w. e prevent s5siF
constituting IN Anti. Clerical Club, OF which you
are Invited 10 form part,
Tho Lcga della Dcinocrdxia prints letter
from Deputy Bassetti, who, after appiaudlng
tho editor for the article on Plus TX, cu,,-
TIMES: "The country owes you much for
having inltlated war to tue Ond against
Papacy. Forward. then, and, as the hostilf-
lies have commenced, let there not be Sec
ond's truce. The taking OF the Vatican
must become for Italy a nntlona! fate, as the
taking OF tho Basttlls Is for France"
GREAT DIFFICULTY WITH THE ST. GoTuARD
TUNNEL UNDER THE ALIs.
GENEVA, July M,-AccorlIng to semi.
OAtlCpAt N!t9Ia 4Ao 0EGa! pQtSE
lishe4 BY several Swiss papers. 1t Is by no
means certain thas tho St. Gothard tunnel
will be ready for traffic by The end OF
Septeml,er Or the beginning Of October, as has
been somewhat prelnaturety announced. It
Is iiow. stated that, let circumstances be as
favorable as they May, tho completion Of the
work cannot bo looked for befoEu son.e tine
III November. The so~called windy stretch,
under Andcsmatt, wllcre tho collapsing nf
s4f
10 mucl! trouble, Is still q suurcu OF great
anxiety. This part Ut the tunnel has beeu
yaultcd With Immense wills OF grant. built
III rings, that 50 far appear successfully to
withstand the presslre to which less sub
stantial Nlasot1ry llRs 70 often succuWbed,
but until all tho wuotlen ulllars nre removed
tho s0lidity Of the new supports cannot be
tnnlIy testatl. 1T theHrtoo, should yield, tho
completion OF the tunile! niay be delayed fur
months, ns III that event a detour sufficiently
Wide to keep entirely clear Of the bad stretch
will hayc to ho Made.
RUSSIA nETRENcH!NG. .
Sr. PETERSBURG. July 3G.-An Imperial
uEAse Is promulgated to-day ab0!!shlnE the
uoverlloF.Geuuralsh!p OF Uranburg.
Tho Nnts0G Vrcuutl vt this evening says II
IL expected that tic budget fur lhss. Will b.
ltW,QN,QW rub!es less tl,an that tor ls3l. the
expenditure OF the War.uf1lce bginK utmtil.
ts!!e1 By W,00p,00 rnbles, Alnt thai pf the
ttl'er departments taken altogether by ".
100000 rIblea
QuarHnune stations have been established
NA Tho uunRb0rg road til consequence Of the
prevnlence OF cattle-plRgue III the Govern
lnent OF koyno.
, 1881-08-11

HAVANA, Aug. 1o.-A Spanish coaster
brought The Captain md five sailors Of tho
Austrian brig Poirno, from Santa Cruz for
Europe with cedar md mnllogany, nshoro
on Colorado shoals. The brig las yellow-
fover on board, from which four sailors md
the pilot have died..
THE ATLANTA COTTON EXIIIntTIoy.
King Alfonso has Issued mn ortlcr that
Cuba abstnfn from participating In tho forth
coming international Cotton Exhibition at
Atlnnta, Ga. oil account nj tho scarcity Of
money III Tie Treasury and the little cotton
thus far raised III Cuba.
STAMPED pArEH.
The police found $1,000 w0rttl OF stamped
paper stolen from tho Government Dcpos-
itory.
, 1881-08-11

LAHORE, Aug. 10.-Ayoob Khan's supply
Of aruis IL becoming short, md It Is reported
from Quota TINT portion Of the Chiefs and
people arc tllsaffectsl towards him. Tho
Ameur Inns collected ! 100 regular troops ut
Kilelat-l-GhtIzal,
, 1881-08-11
FRANCE.

MArLE5oN'S AMERICAN COMPANY.
Spfettt fhhIe.
PANIs. Aug. 10.-Mr. Ataplcson has not yet
rot together the elements OF his American
compnriy. lie Is in treaty, however, Will,
several stars here, among thaM Henri Pre-
volt, the young tenor wIl0s9 recent debut In
III Trovatoro". lnade sNcli stir In this city.
Mr.. 1fapleson snys ho will mount "L'Afr1-
cafnc" In magnificent style. Minnie 11auck
Is to play Setfk1. Tho stage appointments
arc to DO entirely new. Tile manager Ind
hoped to secure Miss Cary, but sho hRs tclc-
grnpIled to him llcr !rrev0cablo dctormina-
ton to retire from tic stage. ......
4 COMMERCIAL TltEATf wITI1 ENGLAND.
10 ~ ll'taseFH Assoetaltd lrsss.
PAn1s, Aug. l0.-Dartll6ieuly St. utlairo.
Minister of Foreign Affnirs. eylnres tna best
Intentions In order to smooth awny the dltli-
cultles In tho way of an understanding III re-
gard to commercial treaty betwenn France
aud England, while Earl Granville, British
Foreign Secretary, Is not less dcsirous ut ar-
rlytng Mt a conclusion. Tho first result Of
tlleso efforts viii probably be TINT tic three
months prolongation asked for BY England
will be accorded. There Is all agreement in
rcgnrd to The concessions posstflp on either
sIlu on the articles presenting the chief dlfil-
cultles, and It Is seriously believed that II q
no need Of Its expiring baf01o a fresh treaty
Is concluded.
THE SOCIALISTS
Intend to contest Number Of Paris constit-
uencies at tile Forthcoming election for met,l-
bers of the Chaulbcr. Of Deputies, but they
arc divided Into factions. and are likely to bo
signally defeated.
ELECrnIc.tL EXHIBITION.
The International Exhibition Ut Electricity
was officially opened this morning. At d
quarter to II President GrGyy urrlyed, ac-
conpnIed by the Ministers Of Marine, For
eiga Affairs, n1la pusts and Te1egraphs, Do
Lcsscps, Derger. the Commissioner General
OF the Exhibition, and few other oaiclals.
Uu the announcement OF tho Presidents ar
rival, the band OF tho Gnrdo RepublIcalne,
stationed In tho centre OF the Palace, struck
UP the Marsctllaisu, all present uncuyerlng.
| Tho President then passed the Exhibition
rapidly in review, beginning with the
british section, tlon through the Ger
1nan, Scandinavian, American, and
Belgian soctto.Is, to tho department
reserved for tho Froncl,. 1t the United
| tcan Ambassador, will, wllou, tho President
! exchanged coI,rtesles, Tho Exhibition was
carly DECORATED Will, tlags a,id trophies. The
German, Fte1,cll, u1ld Belgium sections nrs
very forward, but the unttod States and part
of tha British sections lpayo muci, ut present
| to tho Imagination of tho visitor,
| THE rA1.A,s DE t.'tSpusr1,IE,
tfo scone of tho Exposition Ut 1SN5, will af-
fort1 a sueatacie d adescrlptIon OF whtcl, would
spe,n almost incredible to thuso who have
not foiiowed closely tue recent history OF
liz development and application OF eiccy
tr,city, Almost uyery country OF the civil
, 1881-08-11

Mnssrs. Fool, Nohie, and Bennett; state Of tho
trtior-Moasrs. KlttrldHe. DrOwn, and joness
F!nnnco-slcssrs. i,yno. pcters. and lt!cei 0ot.
uary-McsAra. LAWYER, WiIltamants. and Nenf.
The Council will rthtifn1 IL sessions at
ocock this morning, and will probably continue
at work for several days.
, 1881-08-11
THE COURTS.

FRANK f1ouG1As MActttyEnY co.
a hi was nisd vnstnr.,sv - 10 r,lrc,t r,o,,rt
by "iltlAm Il Norsh aud Azol +. Hatch aRa1hss
Frank Douglas. tho Frank DouEans Machinery
COMPANY. Henry Btartoy. Grace Stanley, Aitce
n s,.riov II = ,vh..t.e ,thn Ma. f,rt.stn NJ.
49,. ~ ~. nss ~ ~" n'taa ~
uona! uAnks ana Martina II. Mrhtllen. 70 wlnd
up tho Affairs Of tho Frank Douglas hachincry
stnckhtIidetS. rho EpHtpany wes orxsnisei ID
May, I87I with capital gtGck pf {JluU. con.
is3I, tho stock wis Increased, t,omjnatjy, 10
t1b,U1. but only two additional shares were
issuod, The number OF stookbSiderD wns Ill,
lJvli9fas. Il. ". HtMnioy. ". Il. North. ano b. ii.
llui6iirJ, but t,t, stcokhoIdsrs' mcstIng his
nesn e s'ose at Lime outsss wss Hax: Scstod s"u
rotary. In Htntetnbor. igrf. fha fIln,naty bSit1R
lar9eIy In IInft. susnondrd fMIslnnrs. and has
tIme wero Frank DnuTjaa* battling $4,000 worth
of stork: ", &. NORTH tJ6U0, fenry HtnnleY
, 1881-08-11
EARLY COTTON,

LOUISVILLE, ky. Auk. M-The nsst bass ot
cotton reeetted In Iou!arttIs from Alabama this
season vas sold On Change to-day at $40 per
pound. Tue Grade was 3ood nitditng. he tEss
bale fr,ua Tennessee wAs sold at ths sama unae,
and. though grazing somewhat low:r Tran tas
Other, 1t NAs sold . quarter ceot ht8hex. 1he
receipts Of nxst bales aEp about tan days earlier
than th5S y&AE.
, 1881-08-11
Invitations to the Fire, Otherwise
Known as Violations Of the
~. Building Ordinance.
Mr. Writ Dexter Reminded that the
Law IL No Respectsr Of Per.
sons-A Blind Jury.
Tho People Of Whitehall, Mich., Learn
Wisdom from Experience, and
Bounce Tho riro-Traps.


ton street. near Fan FfAnntsco street, IT is q
1nrgo two-atory structure, built hurrlo<tly Of old
lutneor. a uanKDf lnon began Mt It bunaay last,
nnd II now stands completed. At tho corner of
In1tana ard Klngshury streets stood a shed used
hH tho Mice for coal-yHrd. 1t has been raised
to thu blight Ut eluven feet and ihcoscI In DIRECT
violation ut tho ordinance. And at No. I'LL
Wont*orth avenue stand4 Il two.story dwelling
originally fnoyed from south La HalIo atrcot. It
has been added to at two scpnratD tlmcs. 10 that
tho building now Ia almost continuous from tbs
front to tho rear Ina Of tho lot
OTHER VIOLATIONS
brought to notice ware as folluws:
fratne addition slpd with maIn building.
No. w, Calumet Aycnua; ffane shod tu rear
No. ;DiS Tark ayonue; shod ad.llt,on to stable
1n renr: stnva. pIpe through board ROOT.
No. WS Vernon asenu"; on1 and half.story
No II. Thirty irst street; carpanler.s shop and
sheds vt rear Of F,romiaes.
Nh 1tAs !nditrn avgnuH; frssno addition.
NOS. aH aud 050 lndiann avenues shcda In
No. 4M South State s.rcot: nnc.slory frano>
nSa sas s; s'S sseas sS framo
eiln,tner- kltchen On second 1oor; stovo plpe
through nnard ronf.
summer Kitchen IN rear TN second floor; stoya.
pipe thrntiKh board rouf. .....
:, Nn ~ South atate; ot,o. story frame summer
No. &45S Wabash avenue: franc addition In
~. js9 Wabash avenue, inoiosed fr.mo shed
. NJ: :lsi !; Wentworth ayenuc; ono-stofy franc
No. ": Third avanun; ono. story franc addt-
ton tn rgnr. used ns a dwelling.
hehland aYenAe northeast corner OF WeAt
Lake street; framu barn rataed four feet.
NO IEs1'ECTEii or rE1ssoys.
Str. Writ Dexter IL building hhudsume resi-
, 1881-08-11

OLD RUINS KxcAVATED.
CRY or MEXICO, Aug. 1Q.--fn making cx-
cayattons for public garden III front of tie
Cathedral here, the column OF M old cathe-
dral erected In the year 1929 was discovered.
, 1881-08-11

Sr. rETE1ssuuno, Aug. 10.-A ,,kaso was
issued granting monetary assistance md
freedom from taxation TO men willing to set
tic In Nova Zembta.
, 1881-08-11
hYMENEAl.

dSteto< ptss&tsA II Nv C4ssess Ttt1exA
RtAtH, Ill, Aug, tQ-Ar, Ed II. Wilcox, nephew
Of Culoacl aud lpaxa Wllooxs Ut ta!a ciIy, WA
married To-day 70 Mss HlrxtuIa trucker, Ut
0rnos. They lo&t foe WAH, Tux.. thsls future
hQIu4s