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Foreign Flashes.

New York, 2l.-The Worlds CORES
| pendent at Vienna says that nOtwith.
standing the recent visit paid by Grown
Prince Rudolph of Austria to his pro
/ spectlye bride, Princes Stephanie, oi
Belgium, there are doubts that the mar
riage will tske place.
st. Petersburg, 22.-Ths G0LoS An
Dounces that the treaty between Russis
and China is expected to be ready fl
signatures in Ah, ut week, after which
ihe Marquis Using. Chinese smbzs- ador,
will go to Paris TO settle some pending
questions, b tGeen France and China,
but his departure rom 81. Peter, burg
cannot be considered as fnal until the
formal Notification If the treaty as been
reserved from Pekin and Rus ia. The
ratification has been forwarded there.
Athens, Ga the Chamber of
Deputies. yesterday, a royal decree was
submitted callIrg 10 arms al men above
Il years of age who have served three
months or more. Army dec ees we're
also presented empowering govern N emit
10 admit foreign officers into the Greek
army, provided they become Greek
citizens and modifying the organization
OF the financial department of the army.
Paris, 22.-De La Fnnconniere, Bona
psrtist member of the Chant Der Of De-
puties. who recently eavej his adherence
10 the republic offered himself for re-
election in the department Of Arme,
yesterday, and was debated. FAneon-
Mere poIled $500 votes, the republican
candidate 5000, and the legitimist can
dids 8. 500.
ColoEne, 22-GrePce will present a
rote to the lowers, demanding admis
zion to the pourparlers, at ConstsntiDO-
pie, and il refused, government will
make the widest reservation with refer
ence to the decision arrived at.
Berne, H.-Dfaz, previously vice pres
ident, has been elected president Of the
Swiss confederation, in place Of Ander-
vert, deceased.
Havana, 22.-Simon Cameron and
party arrived at Nassau, n. p, on the
18th. They will remain fortnight and
then go to Cuba. Cameron is in excel
lent health.
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Vanderbilt Sick.

New York, 21.-ghe San says w. Fl.
Vanderbilt has been unable TO go to his
office for ten days, or more. His illness
results from surgical operations 10 which
he resorted for relief from hemorrboid;
for many years Mr.. Vanderbilt has
suffered rom this desease as his father
did before him and more than once he
has suffered surgical treatment. bis
present illness has not. however. given
his friends csnse for alarm. Yesterday
he WAS reported as much more comfort
able and it is not thought that be
will be much longer confined TO his
house.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
enc Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment A single box mas cured the
worst chronic CO es Of Is aud so years
standing. No one need suffer FIVE min
utes after Supplying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and
Electusries do more harm than good.
Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at
night after getting wsIm in bedl, acts as
q poultice, gives instsnt aud painless re-
lief, and fs prepared oaly for Piles, Itch
ing Of the private paris, and nothing else.
Read what the HeD. j. N. Cofinberry
Of Cleveand, says about -,r. Willisms'
Indian Pils Ointment: l have used
scores OF Pile cures and it affords me
pleasure to ssy that : have never found
anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief as DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed on
receipt Of price, S1.O0.
Henry d DaYies, Props,
au6 Cleveland. o.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
PICTURES. arc.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1855.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

u .. LAND OFFICEg
SALT LAKE CITY, U, I. ,
February 10, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IL that Lorin FAR, Enoch Farr, and
John Boyle: whose postoffiee address is
Ogden City, Utah, made application for
. United States Patent for the "Snow
Flake" mining claim situate in Big
Cottonwood Mining District, Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory, consisting Of
1900 linear feet of the lode, and surface
ground 600 feet wide, b ing Lot No. III
and described in the field notes and plat
Of tho offcisl survey on file in this Office,
with magnetic variation at l6 degrees 30
minutes east as follows: Commencing at
tho discovery monument thence n. 45o w.
500 feet TO point in tho center of north
westerly side lir thence S. 459 w. $50
feet 10 Post No. :, thence S. 459 4 GOO
feet TO Post Nc. 2, thence n. AS e.
!, 800 feet to Post No. 3, thence n. As
W. COO feet to Post No. T. thence s. 45e
". 500 leet to Post No. /, the place OF
beginning of surface bounds, Containing
I'll area Of 20. 66l-l000 acres. From
Post No. 3. u. S. NJ. NJ. No. on
Montreal Flstr bears S. Az 10 w.
G. l29 feet distant. The said mining claim
being OF record in the Office of the Re-
corder of said mining district st Argents,
in Salt Lake County, Utah. The nearest
known locations being the Argent, "
and Commerce.
direct that this notice be published
in the Salt Lake Daily HERALD, the
newspaper published nearest the sad
mining claim, for the period of sixty days.
81. McMAsTER, Register.
jEo. A. BAILEY,
Attorney for Claimant. RIO
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Garfield Gossip.

Painesville, 2l.-Garfeld's inaugural
will be practically extemporaneous.
The rumor telegraphed that Governor
Foster spent Sunday at Mentor va:
wrong.
Republicans of northern Ohio think
Levi p. Morton will be secretary Of the
treasury, and that northern Ohio, not
Pennsylvania, will be represented in lie
cabinet.
New York, 2l.- Worlds Columbus,
Ohio, special: Governor Foster went 10
Mentor to-day. Before his departure he
told n correspondent that he had been un-
officially informed that he would be
rendered a cabinet position, and he felt it
TO be his duty to accept it. He il clearly
on the slate SIS it stands at present.
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The Beers.

London, 22.-It is understood that
negotiations have begun between General
Colley and the Beers. 1t Is expected q
truce will soon be arranged.
Durham, 22.-Iroops from Newcastle
started, his morning, for General Col
ley's camp, and reached, without Upposi-
ton, Schians Hoog;e plateau. the scene
OF General Colley's last reverse.
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Domestic Dashes.

Chicago, 22.-Wsshington'G birthday
is being universally celebrated.
Alexandra, Va, 22.-The grand stand
filed with spectators, fell with Prest.
Hayes aud other prominent gentlemen.
No injuries.
New York, 21.-The failure of Emanuel
Morris, wholesale dealer in dry goods,
with his New York Office at 800 Canal St.
and stores at Corpus Christy and Laredo,
Texas, and at New Laredo, Mexico is
reported. Liabilities, si00,000.
Richmond, Va, 22.-The 22d was
celebrated to-day for the first time since
'6l.
litt.ton, Pa, 22.-The first national
bank voted to withdraw its circulation OF
$3.50, 600.
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Following are the latest quotations
oifour, grain, vol. ETC.. IN the sar
Francisco msrkes-
FLOUR-5upsriias, 80 81 Di0l; Bakers
Extra, 81 q @ $3.50; Fumiiv Extra
s. 90; Wsllz "a 1lls, extra, 81 - @ s. 81
Pbbl.
WHEAT No. /. 81 80 u 32I: No.
2, 81 2591 275 ? ctl.
BARLEY--Fecd. 7719 soc. for Coast
and S5cG95c I0r Bay; Brewing, SI@Sl 20
CWt.
OATS-QGotable Atsl 2e(g s 45R ctl.
7 Feed.
CORN Quotahle al 97I @SI 90 foI
Large fellow. 81 05 9sl OLA n Small,
and 81 Is a 81 p Cor White, , ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, Il @ l7ic,; Dry Hips, IL @ I7Ic:
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs
IOc; do. under SO lbs, 9lci Kips, 10c;
Calf-skios. 20 q l2Ic.
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The Dolly Warden.

Alma, Colo, 21.-The entire Dolly
Warden mining estate was sold to-day by
Hall & Drunk, to the Boston Gold and
Silver Mining Co., for four hundred
thousand dollars. This is one of the best
Mining properties in the state. Since its
discovery IN 1872, it is estimated that it
has produced one million dollars worth
of ore. 1t embraces one hundred and
fifty acres of patented ground On Mount
Brass, only about one acre Of which has
been penetrated
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PARNELE.
He VIII Certainly Have to Go
-EriShiSnS.


New York, 2l.-ATchbishop NcA bee,
OF Ireland, in his pastoral for Lent, thus
refers TO Parnell S conferences with Roch-
fort and Hugo: A calamity more terrible
than any that has yet befsllen Us threaten
our people te-dsy. Allies for our country
in her struggle for justice are sought from
the ranks of impiOus infdels who have
plunged their own unhappy land into
misery. VIII Catholic Ireland tolerate
such an indignity2
Worlds cable: Mr.. Parnell Gays he
has made arrangements for holding a
Land League meeting in every county in
Ireland next Sunday, to celebrate the
passage of the coercion bill and to make
fitting response TO it on the part Of the
people. Thirty Irish members of the
House Of Commons have Sgreed to speak
at these meetings.
London 22.-Parnell and ether Irish
members will address their constituents
on Sunday. TIE Daily NetcS Gays: II
tae improvement OF the state of Ireland
continues, it is probable government will
not proceed with the arms bill.
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TELEGRAPHIC'
Forcing Matthews.

Washington, 2l-Pre ident Hayes ssid
Stanley Matthews name will be left
with the Senate to take its chances, add
ing;," e has received an assurance from
Garfield that he will reappOint him IN
case he is not confrmed.n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Jonas Erickson. deceased.

Estate of Jonas Erickson. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby GIVEN
IN by the undersigned, of the executors
of the estate of Jonas Erickson, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first pubica-
ton of this notice, to the undersigned,
at the office of j. l.. Rswlins, Attorney
st-Lsw, No. 10 East Temple Street, alt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, y. T.
J S. RAWLIHS,
MARY j. ERICKSON,
JONAS II. ERICKSON,
Executors of the Estate Of the said de
ceased.
Salt Lake City, February s, 1881. f9
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
sale buying prices in Salt Lake
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06

fused to send delegates to the Con
vention. This was a mistake
There could be no possible harm In
s'swappiDg" ideas upon the mat
ter. The settlement of Southern
California, from this time forward,
will be so rapid that State division
will be feasible within the next de-
cade. The fact is that Southern
California will fill up at a phenom-
enal rate during the next yearenst.
Anything hitherto known on the
American continent, outside Of
Texas, and that portion of Missouri
which contains Kansas City, will
be discounted by 1t. Meanwhile
there can be no harm in the South
ern counties cultivating very
marked entente cordials. Even II
1t does not result in immediate
State division, 1t cannot fail to
have beneficial results to this Sec
ton. 1t is high time that the
State of California should realize
that the most progressive and
growing region in its confines Ii
that from Point Conception south
In the next ten years, Los Ange-
les county alone will gather more
population, and develop more
wealth, than any ten Of the coun'
ties north of Santa Barbara put to-
gether.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06

considers him better than this time
yesterday. He manifests an in
terest In his proposed removal to-
morrow morning and is desirous Of
knowing all the details. DIR. Boyn-
ton considers the President better
to-day than for week past. His
temperature is slightly above nor
NAL now.
Assempt az suicide.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5th.-A Her.
aid Perry, New York special says
that Mrs. Allison, wife of Senator
Allison, OF Iowa, walked from
CASTLE, yesterday, whese she had
been stopping &c a water cure, to
Silver Lake, a distance of four
miles, and deliberately walked into
the water &with her clothes on.
When rescued by fishermen she
said, II tried to drown myself"
The lady is supposed to be partial.
Iy insane. Afterwards she said: 81
tried to drown myself and not
cause my husband any more
trouble"
RensovAs eft tine Prsstasat.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5th.-Noon.-
Bliss says the President is doing
nicely and there is nothing to
complain Of. He will be removed
as soon as possible. The plan of
moving him is being discussed, but
10 not decided on. 1t is generally
believed about the Mansion that
notice will be given and that he
will not be moved secretly. The
purpose is to AVOID noise or hustle
and be will be removed 10 the early
morning or after sundown. Rail.
roads tracks are being run from the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, on
Sixth street, TO the edge Of the as
phalt pavement on Pennsylvania
avenue, so thot the Presidents car
may be run out on the street to fa-
cilitate the moving of the patient
from the vehicle which carries him
from the White House.
News will be sent to the White
House several times a day and bull
letins will be issued as heretofore.
Otherwise no particulars have been
arranged as to the method OF get
ting news from Long Branch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06
Gen. Hancock's Regrets.

County Clerk Potts, Seer etary o
the General Committee on the
Centennial celebration, having ad-
dressed an invitation to General
and Mrs. Hancock to attend the
anniversary, has received the fol-
lowing reply:
GOVERNORS IsLANDsNEw)
YORK HARBoR, Aug.
9th, 1881.
My Dear Sir:
I am in receipt of the invitation
for Mrs. Hancock and myself to be
present at the alteration of the
Tooth anniversary of the founding
OF the Pueblo OF Los Angeles, Sept.
9th next.
With Mrs. Hancock, I was res
ident of Los Angeles for few
years and passed through one OF
the epochs OF progress OF that in
teresting county. We feel great
interest in 1t still aud In our friends
whom we left behind us there.
We hope to see Los Angeles
again, but 1 regret that 1t cannot
be just now and that we cannot be
present at the celebration of such
an interesting event.
Thanking you, aud through you,
the gentlemen of the Committee,
and with best wishes for happy
anniversary.
l am very truly yours,
WINFIELD IS. HANCOCK.
A. w. PORTS,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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EAsTERM NJ.
Prayer rrao,amas,os.

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 5th.-
Governor Jarvis has issued proc
lamation inviting the people of the
State to assemble at their respec-
tive places of worship on Tuesday,
Sept. 9th, between the hours Of 10
A. M. and noon, to unite in prayer
for the recovery of the President.
The Pressdeas neiisr-Hs ss 60 se
Removed To-Day.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5th.--Bliss
says the President had very som-
Portable afternoon. Although his
pulse 10 slightIy accslera d, hete
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FOR EIcN.
Ehr saiice Fare Upv., n Gs"wa.

Enr saiice Fare Upvn Gs"wa.
DUBLIN, Sept, 5th.-Bishop Null
ty, of Meath, has written to Par
nell stating that, although the
Land bill is incomplete. 1t ought
to have fair trial. A conflict has
taken place here between the pO-
lice and the public, caused by some
soldiers making Insulting remarks
about the Pope. The pslice fired
upon some persons throwing stones,
and fifteen were wounded, some
seriously.
the srsacn ssesnd Election.
PARIS, Sept. 5th.-The result of
twenty-one second ballots taken
to-day show twenty Republicans
and one Conservative elected. The
Monarchists lose two seats, the
Bonapartists one.
Los Of Life on she TeutoD.
LONDON, Sept. 5th.-The Union
Mail Steamship Company estimate
the total loss of life by the founder
ing of the Teuton, at Cape Good
Hope, at 236.
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WITH respect to the division
Of the State of California we
nnd amongst most Southern
Californians, outside of Los An
gsles, whom we have inter-
Viewed, uniform sentiment.
They think that the division is
bound to come, In time, but that
the present agitation, as to assured
practical results, 10 somewhat pre-
mature. They admit, however,
that the fullest possible discussion
Of the matter cannot do any harm.
That is just where the HERALD
cordlally agrees with them. For
our part, we have always thought
that q good time to revive the
dlssussion is just about the
date the Legislature, or some
important nominating Convention
Of the great parties is about to
meet. At either of these times,
either by having ready some legit-
fnAto demand for Southern Cali
1ornia, or for Southern California
oandldatss, something substantial
can be accomplished. Such judi
plous agitation gave US yearly |
'ppssion Of the Supreme Court In
fos Angeles and q State Normal
0obool, located at Los Angeles,
- Southern California. Never.
|holesu, if will do no harm 10 have
IL Interchange Of ssntiment upon
|hjs topic. Some Of the Southern
|onnties have dIsoourteously re-
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OPEN BOARD-4.30 +. M.

Jacket, 51S b, 81 a; Overman, 1.s5 s;
Sierra Nevada, l5N s: Mexican, l0A s;
Best & Belcher. II b. l21z a; Utah, l0h s;
Hale q Norcross. 1856 8; Savage, 2.90 b;
Challenge, soc s.; Union, l3 s.; Ophir, 6A
s: Justice, zoe b. rs a; Silver King, Is a;
Crown Point. L90 b; Albion, 2 b. 2.06 a;
Con Virginia, I.90 a; Julia, 40c b; Benton,
Scorpion, leo $: Andes, Is s; Bullion, j
b; Tioga, Use a.
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HAIR GOODS

MRS K. SMITH, having been with
Mr.. an. Mrs. q. A. Williams, Will con-
tiDus business "a their old place. Mrs.
smith islPreparedl do All kinds Of hair
mSaa sas r. 81 ss.s ls'sss y
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100 Y ears AGO.

TWO NIGHTS OF REJOICING.
On the 9Th and 7th Of September, 1881,
there will be Dancing in the old Spanish
fashion. The Dances will be as follows:
La Jota. Ell Jarave, Los Camotes, Ell
Fandango. Las Pollitas, EI Son. La Fscon.
dida, La Bamba. La Zorrits. Ell Pontorico,
La Malaguefa, Ell Jicote, Ell Burro, Con-
tradanza Espafola, Valse Figurado. Qua.
drilla Mejicana, and other dances.
The Dancing will take place at the st.
Charles Hotel, at 8 O'Clock sharp.
ADMIsSION-5o cents; reserved seats,
25 cents. extra. sA2t
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Employment Wanted i.

employment, with board, in country, or
with or without board in town; willing
to work and make themselves generally
useful. address "Willing," Herald Of
fee. s3.3t
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Five hundred dollars worth of
secondhand clothing wanted at
No. D Also street.
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Wanted.

A GOOD HARNESS-MAKER. ENQUIRE
at LANKERSHIM q cos MILL. sS.at
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The colorist does dyeing and
'cnuring at No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06

A notable feature in yesterdays
procession was to see Judge o. 8.
Witherby, the first District Judge
of Los Angeles county, riding in
the carriage with Judges Sepulve.
da and Howard, the representatives
Of the judicial system which has
replaced that of which Judge With
erby is the repres entative.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial tol the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORY,.
MORNING SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek.
CHANGE BOARD.
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See the Concolodor In his won
derful transmutation Of colors at
the dyeing and securing establish
ment, No. s Also street.
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Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN IN A BAR.ROOM,
Address box 9o3. Los Angeles P. o. s3.2t
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Wanted.
S4oO.-.FoR SALE!

HOUSE and LOT; house with four
rooms and Improvements and plenty of
water; opposite the University. Inquire
on premises. s4-lIn
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NEW TODAY.
LESSONS.

An evening class in italian Will be
opened about the 10th by native, for
merly teacher in Chicago; also, private
1sssccG in French, Portuguese and Latin
(Roman pronunciation. Students wish
ing to Join address, for particulars. F. l..
T., ,Postoffice box 997. s4.2t
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situation Wanted.

By young lady as saleswoman or mil.
liner, or In other respectable employ.
ment In store or house. Address "TWen.
ty.0ne," Herald omcs, s8'8t
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Los Of L,re on shv veutop.
BORN.

CLARK-In this city, september ! 1881
to the wife of G. A. Clark, a son.
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\ Eagle Corps, Attention!

The members of the Eagle Corps are
ordered to meet at their Armory on
Monday, Septemb ber S, 1881, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. sharp, for parade.
W. H. H. RUSSELL,
1t Captain Commanding.
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$4,000.

PARTNER WANTED for an estab.
Iished business. Address L.. Herald
office. aug5-2w