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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-09
Governor Foster RenominAIed

Cleveland, o, S-Foster WAS renomin-
ated by the republican convention by &C
clamation. Senator Sherman made =
stirring speech, IS permanent president.
, 1881-04-16
1YOOLDN,
WllCLENs
r1l0TEsr AG.tlNRT a ILllEttA[. CON3rNuC
Ti0N Of TilE LAW.

r1l0TEsr AG.tlN8r 4 ILllEttA[4 CON3TNuC.
Ti0N Of THE LAW.
Special Dtspatth to 4Ns Chtssso Tribune,
WAslliS0roS. u. T., April 1a.-A[r. john
l.. llay, OF boston, is hero, with number ot
other representatives Of tie wuolen Interests
Of Now Englansl, toprotost against a,,y tlttNt-
nutlon OF tho duty OH certain WOODEN goods, as
is propose.l by \ recount order ut tho Depart
,llettt known rs Circular No. o.. Tho dole
RatIol,, accompanied by Senator Dawes attl
tho Connecticut Senators, ,uada MI nrgu-
n,ent today befor9 Assistant Secretary
French npon tho nattos, aud, Mt ti,c conc!t-
ston ut tho hearing, Instructions wero Issued
to Collectors not ~ ,,laka tits slacresso Or
slersd tobolnatlo by Tint otrcul9s until further
Instructions from tho Department. Tic
6uprelfu Court sloeltled that tanporte.l stocls-
!nGs, whether Of Wuul or iut, SHOULD ba sub
jeet only tn 4 duty OF III per cunt, with MI
additional duty Ut ~ cents u p0liul, TAe
Court tleeftlea TINT tho additional 10 cents
WINS not authorized by law. ;rflon followed
CIrculnr No. IL. 1'llo T&,sAlt Ut tllla, ti!o Now
England manufacturers claim, vault ba to
EFelelY lnjurs tAAt Industry. Tltey have
llIAle SUCH representations hs to sccllro the
withholding ut Circular No 81 nntil tlU
Treasury ctIA lIakB further Investigation.
DEaIANnlHu FlsurKCrtDN, /
~ III Hestsr7s Assofl4ssa FfaEa.
WAsuINuruN, d. a.. April lb.-A, Iarge
delegation Ut manufacturers Ut W0nlulfgnotla
called up0A Assistant Secretary French, Vt
, 1881-04-16

local question Of TIC tfcl}t, aiI IiAvo
lIso!, !', earnes., 1pponents IF Nfal,one;
usse s II xssas a S1tYffss sa%e eetes % sS c
With lii! Sonie 1t t!iem ilava 'been fere
within u few tays, alnl layo gone 1.}.nt, slts-
spSIsans Hn towr,Is S a'S aaisns 9. 'ao N0F''o'"
Views 6f tlle siuntfuis which tks Republican
Srlatnra cestntl.ly now 70 q 1natl entertain,
an ths ,S essS''t sasr 10 fes5it s5ieys Whit ys would cal"
~ 90 not know. It Is ,possible TINT tho
President might collvnne tlipni Tint il would
20 l'atslntic duty foE ten. 10 ttg 10. 1lcy
ia "a @ S ese Ws oss Sss. Il itfGs0 ss e 1'S sR g
EGsted tllnt Tic President summon llftaen Or
lwetitY 9f tho moro prominent white 1snrnh-
ltcnfa Of this class to u cOtiftfencu lii Wisil-
S s % %,Sss cst a; x's7 y vss"as! T. s n Vic s
."Do yS,i tliihk. The President earnestly
sllilnrts til1s tiow Southern movement us III
gl.'fere'! 4 re- n tne se'''to?"
1tE t,oEs ,tdsr HEARTILY. =
s - c"sisfe SS i Il fpei the y aY ,o ,f5fnj fet s
to coOlerlleo VII! Ala''ane ~ his ,eiforts to
destroy nn.irboristtl, 1lu ttnGs y great
tat tls u Sf i a }or IT Il; a'l s" ass sS' I'd
to "ss i" aSa,'t II $9' Willie e'a0l''''a propose
=" OF course n great many would 70 will,
Malone: oEly aI1enk tf narrowuf circle,
iruilt which, however, tho llleii who l,nyu
been callgtl Jug lcadefS Or the party lnso zen.
s sTsy VIC Esf e sH sys fX Il X e1,at ppt9 y'sys "tS s
character. It. hns l,nd III tho Sintu."
:. "Chtt Alnh5tlo wilt Without oil tho 1sepub-
, 1881-04-16

tho 1'r!casnry Dcpartn'qnt. to..lay, a!.!! OK
atr,srtluti Of tho decision of The Supreme
Co1rt, Which rcitlectl the duty 20 cunts p,r
t0n,,ll M lnrge ciass Ut w,,nI6ii fna,r!cs nsn
lcftl, Tint .sincktMHs of wnrstetl ami cutton
schedule Ill.," 'whci in Includes les. ssysrai s
cnutner.te.f articles with stockings. nM.l liot
under schedule. III" rs kill goots, ut 4
!itRher into Of duty: Tho articles Of most
pear to bo knit. sltrls a,nl drawers. nil,l ns
ihcra Is st,,li1, doubt rs to wlluthor tliosp
articles nro Included In tlle decision refsrretl
tp, tic, Trcnsury Department hns tlIrectO,l
tho Collector nut to tpply thu decisf0r. 10 tllls
, 1881-04-16
The Virginia Republicans Doing What
' They Can to SluIlity Their
= Party.
Unsatisfactory Character Of the Ex.
plantations Made by the Inter.
national Bank,
Generous Aid Extended 10 nnkota-
Further Details Of tic Pacific
Swin,llc.
Wooden Manufaoturers'-Grain and Live
stook-Dalsell Set Right.
THE SITUATION.
~ TIT; SENATE.

SPtflh{ Le3p1ttH 10 lH& Ch4fQP0 1ftbuHEs
WAs,l,voroS. u, e., April l5-Wj,tlo de-
ocrattc yi,lo Of tic Sr,,ato Chamber, tl,o Ne.
serve. MIR. Ed1nuutls, who returns from Ills
Shernlil1,, AIr, Ingalls, Ntr, Plumb. Afr, liar
rlson. md Slr, Uongur viii doubtless t,aco
their optnIu1s on record. Mid Mr.. Cunkitn,.
1nay, although, no is more Interested
III tho confirmation Of tho New
tiUn Of officers. There Ii a general
tlesfre to llenr Mr.. Couger. es,,pctaliy II his
remarks should Invite debate, iii whict, c,,se
cised. The largo chair in Tie Se,lnto will be
yacnnt for soinc time, ns judge. Dnvls tina
started for California, not fntcying Ills po'it.
pultca,,, alltl professettly ,luw Il Ue,noorat,
l.c might. lave ontlc.I tho existing isibroglio
without any stcriiiao of opinion.
Is MA,!JyE 4 u,,o,yItAupr
III Tia Nt.ttfh .lssoefattA I'tr.s.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 15.-Inl1ncntial
Democrats threaten to bring out 1T ttebntu Il,
tl.s Sena.e next week Senator Afnl,une's
recUr,l Of. personal uunrrels with Democrats
III Virginia and tie lna,,'er IN which lie es-
cupGtl fighting n duel with 0Gn. bradley
.16hns0,,, Ut Maryland, They nllege that wi.
tlence will be submitted Showing Tint Nh.
hone Is bravo ouly III words. al,t, while Eiv-
ling just cause for attack, Inns eseapusi fight
linz dAol by questionable llseatls. Thu Drift
ct talk lit Democratic quarters to-day IhtlE.
cites Il hurt6se dn tltof part to. try mid tofcd
AIalloMo into position wlere 1io will bg
~ t,s11t
, 1881-04-16

Intifc, ,H0v. Porter, Of IndlurN. tiny f..
Ohio, Senators Harrison and sl'sr'nan'' jes!!
i'scce, ~ W. ns, " .s', awes, u olo. 1e
says 1t was rs mitch 0f surprise to hi,p sA
he Inn, bcen appointed 10 tho place ocsaasa ,' @a
by tho 0o,ltcss Of Liberty MI ~, ,be Sbceap'N !;
or INC Capitol. and That 10 sona 1,
as aooh thlnk OF taking this lts lsttss
position rs the clcrkshtp. nit, ''"a
procured for him by friends nrtinp ,s,,s W
!ib pfdfors tn cnftlhuA llfs present fosiisnaaa na
a''o occupation. u.......... As'E'
POSTMASTER TYLER.
Tyef tSfs Il Il !s sqs 5 fEsss Es nal lpMsss \
chargrti fiji Viii Various M ~ inslssse. noI,lse. %
CAUSES gunernt comment hsre I"'ifFGSeheta
grcat satlat9ction Tint tlia Indy as iesfS fesat.3
wall- ll-knowi, tilrouti, iiost offlsimss fflisf; ho.l VI
conducted tho Investigation, Of HI, ,eis ,s!sha !Ssha
during President fiayes' Adm 1ts.tan,,I,n ,naael
tho evidence against tho l't,stn,asinr" ~ a.a
,yns ws VI njsn rSay Gsscs ~ s,s e'nracler Til
,,,ms Ms n's0 se.elnsly Kng"ll n italsif,nse, Il
iwint % ,yne aiSt hI1 ~ ~ SMt Hiirpflso thai Uea
bgar npo,' MI 'iit rrsfdrl a1"s nese r. caaghS
rele,ltto eft IT. sntto of tho report of tho Siee,i
RtEs ,atsE y wv. vi, ngesa,sate t!l9 caSe
,nsta ~ w. ~ Arus s,ttprisP tlIat tho Io,
wt11esscs ] ' Via Wiz Ia Hm sstttir t - t,1sss ths
yrtunily uitlcr cnilpnlsin,. ,,t IL" tis. i,,;. im
tim, a.ld u.lter promise tint tj,ny s;allga E;lga
be protected by tll authorities l,cs,as sao3!t
case, ay shown I'll. Tie. 1apers.' a1t' rse, ass
r)oicing AMONG tiiose Vic wcrc S ,'SoeEat xenEe!t
VIII! ti0 character Of tilo cusu nj ta'aed ii'a t.d
tint the inv lias Vinttlcutci t}e ty H.. sis1e
spite Dt tic many ttngtardly ntttu,Dts IL dM
EIuco ncr lot tllo plfpbsg OF SnYlnv H.
fosthlastof' 's
,, ttEN. K1LrArnlcK
css as 'f tu lis fTiaa sGae }ny e a s!ats}ent
Tint llo lids been assi,red by t2u,'s liz, sasssae sssa
ftioil Is ,nntit, oui. "' mil IL ,,ii9 ,Hii99hl!ra.
transmitted 10 thu Srnnfi, aa "M saa,
thu deadlock il trokett. In savs "Goi y
Minister tn ClIffi, ftltl That he viii aaiI ~
tiiat country o.. tle lst Of alay* .'rlle ar
l1lailic. II return, ctiqily, for I'll, canpFSs
"ofK Wllictl ktl1atrick k did III Alnil,e.
wtSnoM'B POLICY.
It was stated nj tic Trausurv t,en,,tn,..,
to.ttny that ,tjle Detuerntio n,sasa. n.,xsns,sa..
which hnYe been eritlcisinE tic iIyann Irrnn,ns
predictions If failuro. sTllc dsnac,psx i, ssa ~
celyctl at tjc poso of lila Tr,aa,,rS l'ni,rss M r.
afternoon jullcnta thnt liza Trrnsurrs ut.s .ns .ls
wifi prove successful. "7"' psa
Afiti,rt Sr.f,rvrnt1 n,,vv
tas g91';2to 10 aeeavot'Woft' kas, 70 Inspect
sS NV, 'a,y ,n;syp pt'au,l tare, III Wliipll nearly
~: .Wu prisoi1ers ira l1ow continued, ullt,
.,nsurtie, ,ieu " @ @En"ras.'!ttln! principally for
sj,nra Ia ,,tnrtw n,i 'n..tt'. ~ +ha uuu!s aaa
Trisoh, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES md mi tltTGa! otl,af a,tisn
III Ihiiy uso by lid army. ''''A 0'D'' "''e'F'
T.fn m % r4;,,.rr
, 1881-04-16

THE T1lnl1SLt NErulaIstCAAA 1elS3t TO TtfN
AID UF TIL: nEAOCl:ATN.
EYseIsI Utspateh to Ths chaeavo Tribune.
.WAsitSaroN. u. q, April 15-A> do1ega-
tlon OF Virginia Republicans, Including Con-
Ercsslllan .J0rgely0nt called upuM tho I'resl-
se1,t to-day, a1.d protested against the recog-
hilton ut Bahaaor 3lal,one Il! the 1nattor ut
tic distribution ut patronage. Tic sul,-
ata,tco ot Tho poi,ltA they lnn,lu wcra TINT tho
Republican organization SHOULD bu mall-
'tutlIeI In Yirgfniu, anu that tllls can outy ba
d0mo by tho recognition OF tho Republicans
Of tllat atnte In tllu distribution Ut patrols
ago. ThH Republicans iluyo tako,s rid
ieally different posItion IRON The Mahollt,
party oi. j.. tho loeal 1Icst!on .ot
lilo paylnent Of tic debt, urd It II
dtlIlcu!ty to sec how they can llartnonlze.
At all events, lIas,aOl,y ought not to bo at-
tempted by forcing the Republicans To sur.
rs,,ser tl.uir organization. VirginfA llepuE,-
leans desire, as Earnestly ns tic Northern,
Republicans do, the overthrow OF the U0ur-
bon. Democracy IN Virginia and ELSEWHERE,
In tue B0l.t!,, but they l0 not $50 ttat 1t Is
necessary 10 abandon tic Republican nan,e
and organization, alta to surrender to the IT,
SENATOR 3tAlfoNE,
they say. talks wei! nk lls purpose to destroy
lourbonlsli', but lIe insists that tha llepub.
llcaMs must cot,lu to him alMt INtto1aa Ills
candidates In tho full campaign. liz
does not fAyor tho proposition. that
the Republicans aud tho lEeadtusters st,all
retain thsir sepafnts organizations, but nulls-
iuate the salau candidates far, State officers.
liz wishes to hayo the Republicans decline
10 hold u Convention. a,,tl 10 liaye ali tho ol,.
position elenIents tn tho llourl,on Democracy
unto it, tho nplno Ut the iteadj.Istors, 'ltero
nru lanny things upuu which the Republicans
! pn4 the Reatljusters might un!tu WHILE ,na!ls-
talnlng their separate organizations, aud
alahone, with tho a!l Ut tho solid Republican
votv, 'nlgl.t uargy YlrglMa III tho falI, With
out that full vote fla has no chpnco Of sue
cess, ''i - -
IN SHORT,
TIC Virgtnla Republicans protest against auy
, 1881-04-16

JnDEiiis JouRlQuE aud Jose Sanchez, two
young Mexlcnns. were shot a.Ml killed re-
Gently near III l'aso. Tex, by Sam Purify
a1id Frank Stevenson. This has led to i.
fierce riot botwcul tile Mexican allu the
American residents 0f tho town.
, 1881-04-16

TnR renlalns Of Rowland I'LL hayo beou
transferred FROM llivlr res!ing.place IN Sur
rey Chapel, London, to tho Itey. New,na,.
lIal!'s Church, wi.ero tAey aro deposited ut
tile foot Of tho tower erected there to coln-
uleiuurate tho abolition OF slayory, .
, 1881-04-16

Tl.E streot.car conductors ant. drivers OF
Cincinnati and Newport aru OIL strke, alpl
street.car travel in botl, ctties Ia practically
suspended. Tile companies say they Will
not yield to thu demands Ut tho men, ns they
tan lind plenty OF men III oil THUR placos.
, 1881-04-16

C1iAnhEs PiEnuoN1:r, n frctsl,t-coj,ttnctor
shot and killed lsoadmastcr Z. II. Graves, Of
the Union racEilo Isatlr0ad, Mt Laramie City,
". T., yesterday morning. The murderer
llas been arresttd.
, 1881-04-16

AZ Otanzolnnn's ho.ly wns buried III a
Catholic cemetery ut st. Cathetltcs. Ontario.
It bcing Thought llo WIS willis living II Ito.
,lan catllolic. The i.ttots. nnl tlld b1gots arc
now liowtng TINT le> bu tttsintorred a,Hl
bttftcl lit n Protestant cemetery. These fcl-
lows ,would got ~, religious row III ueavcn
II They cutttt xht m.
, 1881-04-16

PA1MEi1. md Sullivan, tito American cot.
tractors, have ncqulrctl tho franchise OF tic
pt0poBotl roal from MataMoras 10 Monterey,
iii Mexlcot at'd lave alrondy commenced
operations towards Its completion.
, 1881-04-16

THE Democrats. aro saItt TO 10 making
preparations to show That Mallonu1s u cow
nrl, because lie would not Hight Dtn1loy r,
Johnsdll,.a Maryland ltre-cater. 1t Is not
likely that Lon Hill viii be. chosen. to lcad
tile attack. -" -.
, 1881-04-16
sElf.DEsTRl)cTIDN,

DAYTON, o., April l5.-Tllo German vel.
eran, Fred llertMan,I, committed suicide by
llAnglng himself With a handkerchief Mt tho
Soldiers ll0ne this evenlng. I1urtlnaIln Ind
only bean III tho IlnIno Il weuk. Jle WIS
FROM Springfield, .Mass., a.ui surveA lit Il
Afassacliusetts regiment, Thu suic1da WAS
oceaslul,ed ~ teMipgMn.ry y tletnngssMYnt:
MILWAUKEE, April lb.--FrUrt lletll,lor, Il
sal0Unkueper, was t04ntl sleau lii ILLS hul TO-
tlay.. 1t has trAllsplretl that llo committed
6ulcll0 OH account Ut fAtllly ts0ubes.A
, 1881-04-16

GES. GRANT and Seller Ilomcto have ut
rived Mt tho afexlcat, Capital. Romero is III
bad odor: with 1'residont 'uonxalcs, and thu
lnovehlrnts Of Gen. Grant are viewed with
groat Suspicion by the Ircxicaus.
, 1881-04-16

THE Mississippi continued to r1so ut sew
eral points yesterday, anl overilowcu tho
nhtacent country, doing ,nuclt .lninNge 10
property. Rock Island md Davenport hayc
been heavy sufferers. T.
, 1881-04-16
PASTORAL CHANGES,

Op*ttuf VHp0|tN 70 @HS LHNU3o 9FtpHHN
Mlsw.suKEg, April lh-rlo following
changas III this Archdiocese arc announced:
Fathur ke,lan t0 tho past0rato Ut st. Pit
rick's Church. Fond di Lac; Fatheg Cotton
to Etlen; FAthhr l.ottc, formerly Ut tho Dio.
cesu 0f Ut. Paul, to tha ptaturntu ut FprrtS-
town; FAtAqr August, ,Gort !lo.ls, Ut lGarrIso,l,
Hreeh l3ay DlQcess, lns been asslgue1 to
EASsYl!le, until now YAeallt.
, 1881-04-16

At d .lnnotng Of tito Chtcngb Sato01kcop-
,ra Association l'eltl yesterday, 1t WIS urged
that tho prosecution Ut parties who sell
liquor to minors shou!l bo vigorous AllA t,.-
felentinx, as1t was lint only tn the interest OF
tho trade, but In thu intercst OF deccncy and
morality.
, 1881-04-16
not to appoint any more Rcadjlsters 10 Office.
The President prnmisesl Ills earnest attention
to tho matter urged by the delegation.

". ]. MtxpES, n North Carolina lcgls.,
lasor, las oIopc,t with tho wife of Mr.. j. ~.
johnson. prominent citizen Of llaefgl,. II
q majority of tl,e Illinois legislators would
only elope with tho wives Of prominent seH-
flents Ut Springfield anil rci.,atn away tho
people could stand II, II tho Springfield hus-
bands could.
, 1881-04-16

. A FIERCE wintL aud snow storm. ragoll
alohg tho Atlantic coast yesterday, and ship.
ping suffered quito heavily. Ono foot OF
SHOW fell III Vermont. Several vessels have
BEEN ltlyen on tho Now Jcrsey a11d Atassa-
C1ltlaetta COASTS, r.. =
, 1881-04-16

THERE were lou failures In tho Tinted
States during the past week. 'rl,is Is the
smallest nl,lnber for any week for tlls past
yenr, md Is seventeen less than t1lerc were
fh1t
, 1881-04-16

TnE doctors and sailors .of the American
ships III tho vicinity ut Suio when tho recent
earthquake took pluce distinguished Nletu-
selves anu won the everlasting gratitude Ut
the unfortunate for their pron,pt sympathy
u'd ready assIstanco to tic wounded and
1elDlasa ::
, 1881-04-16

SrnINEs seem to be thu order Of the day
NIL over the United Atates. Tho railroad
employees Mt st. Louis to tilt number III 600
llavc struck. TIscy hayu bcun getting si.i0
per day OF nleyon hours. They demand Sl.o0
per day OF telt il0llrs.
, 1881-04-16

THE publIc-splrilctl citizens Of Cincinnati
subscribed $Ss!s5 ,0U to build m Art Museum.
alil the cx-Pork0pols Is now agltatetI Oh TIC
question Of wllete tic Museum will be built.
, 1881-04-16
TILE PACIFIC EWINDJE.
FuIlrifEE ACCOUNTS or IT..

TILE PACIFIC sW1NDLE.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS or IT.,
Cincinnati GIzettt, Aprif H.
WAs1i1NnT0Ns -. G., April A.-Notwitlt-
sthhdtng Tho technical denial ut Commodore
French, 1t Is true, IL lIerotofonn stated IN
these dispatches, that preparations arc being
l'lusle by tho Government To forco the Central
Pacific Rnflrond Company to abnntlon tho
scheme 1law being practeed OF .i[ycrtfng
trado from subsidized or Government lines
to tic Southern pnci1fo route, largo l}ortioM
Ut WHICH Is Owned BY tho Huntington syntli-
cnta. Mr. Froilcll says no slol alllts M yyg.e
described In these dispatches laye been or-
dorctl. Technically this Is correct, but rs /.
matter oE f,ct Alt. Fro,tcl, IL .prcpsrlng to
leuvo hero 0ll Monday 1lext for Sun Frnu-
cisco, fur tlle express purpose Of lnuulrttg
Into tic diversion of trnsis from Governments
lines to tho Southern route, aIlli tlen,aI, tint
tile prevailing practico Of abstractIllG ft0iIt
tho Central iacilc Mnin IEne tho through,
trlsle Ut Col0ratto ai,a Oregon shall ceasu;
antt, further, II such practice Is not dfscon.
tlnuet, to 80.
litENG st1rTs Fo1i vACArfS0 TIFF LEAsE
by tlla Colltt.tl Pacific Cot,lpuny Of tlo t6ads
BY whtcl. the 4Atchiso.l, T0pu'ti, Il Santa FL
lfontl obtains Bntra1lco to San Francisco.
Commissioner French himself Is authority
for, this statement, NJ well rs all otllor state
,lents ,nltde III these dispatches, Rtltl ~ no
Injunction Ut secrecy was ptnce1 Oli tic fucts
Furnished by him, ,,0 confidence Is violated
III lnnking them public. .'. ,ss@,.
1t wins previously statcd tint a portion OF
tile Central Pacific ltoatl, running South from
oan Nlhhclsco 10 eiosneh, atstancr u sii
tm. tIes; "''s suuslu'zen "ltn oohas alu la''t's.
mals ~. ~ 1llnssM. i'9 Ing ~ tluestioet OK.
Gupt loF Miataiie9. " eieYeh 11les 1Rrls no
i1iIt y. AZ, .lle saoslH!kuu luau, niIu inis !nGt
1ts,us ~ tne toich " lng staiotneht W!llcl2 az.
u;l"1'ctI '; e%xneaIy % lt.,.!enaE .,!t III has eHllana.
r,, f', ~ Masotaass iho GentfMl taoll!c li!le
H. nuseau ,. ~ nnt! riaaelsGD IL teener lr
liz !o ' i"a.n tH iina nl % is at " WI! us !ia! ai
r,1'snS: rrriH'Gasgo, Mt'W @ @ne!nE utserleu 10 tlte
So0tHorn lllie' while thg expenses of 4perat.
g IT, eSs linca Mse 1 nntnG ny tMo central
iineii!G Sntnpahy, Mih! tliia diversion uf leEtt-
inate bua!trss iron, tug Government llna Ii
1T pursuance Ut scheine to 49,
EvAnE rAysEEHrs TO TIL: UNITED STATES
required by thu stiikEng Ftl,a act.
traae originating .t or collsIseti to p0ints
wnrt(etl aver tic {iuyuriinunt lilfas. 'Fip
main pl,rt,osu of hIs ufUfJ0sEI will Il, annfI
FH h TO eilturco tIls clnfn aMl il Tin f,eIitrMj
Ictlc Cj,iu!ily lid mt ntfI,tIparn III, Ii1n H..
lnRuti that will bn tnn,ir. s,sifs fn ynrntT lin
lunses 1T tito Sut,theril rta,s viii ba ei,fereI'
Tho distances fruj4s iinsjlU,, to Ut, IJuis bv
Southern rnt!te, Illls for.!ler being a,9yi aiid
to ttei sa1 'iles WIlllb tilo alstaltGe from
,nn,,, ; l., ~ ~ d'outs " tln toVefl-
racunt irftoT tn the Stcynfarv ~ % *. in,ar" -
, 1881-04-16

BEN DAVIS, farmer living oil the st.
Fra1cls 1slyer, sovunty-tiyu miles south Of
Memphis, shot allu killetl tramp who i'll
duceu Ills tDayis) wifc to e1ope.;
, 1881-04-16

Milo GOODRICH, lca.ling lawyer Of New
York, and 1t dNa tIni1 Representative iii
Congress from tint city, Is teutl. iio wns II,
hlA Gttli year.
, 1881-04-16

IT was generally beloved IN Washington
last evening that tho Sennt0 wifi 20 i,lto en-
eeutfve sesslon next Tuesday md confirm
some ot tlle Presidents nominations.
, 1881-04-16

PosrsfAsTf;ts-t;ESEi,Ah JAMES has decided
that any publication which Ia published iii
violation OF tho Copyright law Of the United
Suites Is Il lilimhitnblc.
, 1881-04-16

G. W. JOKES, ex!rrcasnrer Of Vtncentlcs,
Ind. is charged with owing TINT city 81, $50
At least mn expert who examined Ills bucks
alleges tt1dt llo does.
, 1881-04-16
SALE nE sHnRI.HnRNs.

= SHLE QF SHVHT.HQRNS, :
DEs alolSEs, Ia, April la,-At q sale OF
6hort-iiosn cattle near Kellogg, Jasper
County, from tho Milton Briggs herd. suyel-
ty-etKlit ant.nnls were dIsp0so4 of-lifty-ntna
S0l, ald nineteen ,ullrs ut q loial Ut Si,0iO,
pr ln average Ut SSa, Tho highest pflce bald
WIS SlsA, tits lowest $50, -. -
, 1881-04-16

STEAIsSs N. AnItorT, WHO murdered Mrs.
Crue III Massachusetts. .s,slll lnye 10 hang
on the cd f1lst. Gov. Long Inns refused to
extend executive clcInency to hin.
, 1881-04-16

Glte Grfb,tt1e.

eA- rttsans unnl1t 10 purchase copies nf 1'ilE
CttlcAtO 1'nlnuSE ut Nets dFt1cfcs md mt trtt-
uaD f'1tns F'sft Chicago dlxrA tirs sott icia cn-
fer f,4r hv trportq the jncts to lhts uFce, Dip-
hI1 (l,lt particulars.
, 1881-04-16

TIE widow ut tho latu Theodore rarker
has given tho most yal,tabio books uf her
httsbui,d's library To tic City of Doston.
, 1881-04-16

A FIRE which brokc out IN sltlnson's sf,oc-
store ut ALBANY, N. y, yesterday destroyed
S30,0oO wottl, Of pronurty. The loss is co.,
eted Uy Insurance.
, 1881-04-16

S1Ayon MEANS. of Cincinnati, has ,ap-
pointed jacob Gcssorl Chief of Police, Joln
u. banks private secretary, ald Capt. Riley
Inspector of Police.
, 1881-04-16

IlIE lsolllschlltls viii not invest 1T Italian
bo,sils Until tho difficulties balwec,, Italy
and Frauoe with regard II, 'rlins are settled.
, 1881-04-16

Coon FHip4Ay was observed ~ ,lstinl III
tho Ilor,a,l Catholic. lp'scopailan. Lutheran,
nui Uhtversallst churches throughout the
country Yesterday
, 1881-04-16

MILWAuKEE's CITY ATTORNEY. ,,
ap<s&at QspassA to IAs CA4eaoa Jsft4as.
1tlLWAuKEE, April, 1h-Mayor Brown
will appoint Noises r. Love CITY Attorney,
to SUCCEED A. J. Hilbert, when his term, 0f
uliCu expires april ~.
, 1881-04-16
OBITUARY..

ErK1fAnT, Inn.
spttfas Dtspateh to 7ns Chteago Tribune.
EtKlIAlrr, Ind, Aptlt'l5.-E -Enrty tllls after
noon Mrs. II. Flleklnger. Of This city, atteu&
eli a funeral, After returning homo she wal
tal;e, sick and tliett Mt u o'tiuck, supposed,
ut lleart-llseasc.. Sle was I'LL old settler
flore.
, 1881-04-16

NAVIGATION on tho st. Lawrence, from,
0gttcnsbutg 10 DAwrgo, Is open.
, 1881-04-16

FA1n wcAther ahd ttshor Temperature for
this region tu-lny. :.
, 1881-04-16
ST. LOUIS GRAIN SHIPMENTS.

1T. IA,urs, April 1h-Tho tow-boats ~ [';t
Mountain allA 4. II, Norton md barses s,,h ts',
lleru this evening for New Orleans M.u 'su
about 10000 buShels OF grain for 1o'tI'ss"' X
.Hll3ptNput, -.
, 1881-04-16

DnADsrnEEr's estimates tho total yield ot
tho cotton crop oi fssl nj q, ,e2ss3. 400 bales.
, 1881-04-16

: 'DECORATl0N-DAY ADDRESS,. ..,
pErIoly, Alleh,,. APRIL D,-coneE ~ n
burrows, OF lhta State, tias been insiteu s,ss ~
deliver the Decoratlou.pay address at Jews
burg.
, 1881-04-16

J. q. UasEr, Cincinnati fost-Onlcu clerk,
was arrested yesterday for robbtng The mails.
, 1881-04-16

:. MILO GOUH5HfCIT.
AuntnN, N. r., April 15.-sIiln Cool
rich, n leading ,tlenbur Ut tic liar hid all *
Congressman, died to-ltay, ngetl is'.
, 1881-04-16

THE uritEt! Yint Or rfts: MALONE STONY
TilE WHITE i,Et'uhtlCAN I.EArEtts ntH-
HA1taFlEt, writ THE ATTEMPTS rO COstrEf,
THEN TO UNITE wfrff TILT: 1sE!AnjuyrEas-
THE PRESIDENT SAID To he IN FAVOR OF a
cnA11r1uN--ASYTl1tTH To fItlEAK ut THE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24
Tn. savapnah Labor s.rike.

SAVANNAH, Ga, September 23.-The
strike continues, and the men maintain a
solid front. This mornings train on the Con-
"tinental road brought in one hundred and
fifty Iaborers. The strikers gathered at the
bridge and made a rush for the train with
the intention OF driving OF the hands. The
police ordered Them back, and, with assist
ance, charged into the crowd. Five ne
groes were wounded-noDe seriously-and
dispersed in every direction. A white man,
named John Calvin. was shot in the spine
i'm an encounter with a railroad employs.
No further disturbance occurred during
the day. Negotiations are now IN progress
for a settlement. Measures Tor preserving
the peace will be continued. The NeuS
tomorrow will publish a proclamation
from the Governor ordering all disturbers
OF the peace to disperse, and declaring that
the laws shall be enforced.