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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-01

Of this mine was of color something like
that of the American, but contained more
mud and gravel. The water at Folsom is al
ways muddy, and sometimes good deal more
so. have observed this muddy water for a
good many years. The current Immediately
above the town OF Folsom is very rapid. It
| spreads out and comes to the bridge, where it
again becomes more rapid. 1 have noticed
that the discoloration of water is about the
same at point opposite Auburn as il is at
Folsom. l was at the junction of the North
and Middle Forks about three weeks ago.
Tie water is muddiest during the frat high
waters. The water during the last two
months has been clearer than for some time
previous
Cross-examination TO Mr.. Catlin)-Don't
know the date of the commencement of the
suit. On the fat on which the lower part of
Folsom is built the bank is abrupt. The fl 4t
itself is about fifteen feet above old Negro
bar. Think the Clam of j Ohm Williams is over
twenty feet deep. His sluices tail into the
! American river. On the other side of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Tefesrap9if&e 9epe(&en.
Oeuti d Ian b.

Berlin, 2. Wai. Sn arssnau tn
Bsfprsuben babsn nsue ausi4reitunssn
sessn bie Suben fattssfunbsn, absr bis
@snsbarmsris bat bic Orbnuns pIsbsr bsr'
seiiellt unb aberpa9t iie isst. Cine an'
,abI iabii9sr SamiIisn 1T ssfa9tst.
Augsburg, 4. Mai. 0ie &0nistn
BON BsIsien unb ibre Eo4tsr, bic Yriussi'
fin Stepbanis, bersn SsrmabIuns NIT OsH'
Sifsrrsi9ii9sn arOnprinssn @uoOlpb au'
10. b. RattFnbsn wirb, finb auf Der &siis
mad @isn bisr siusstroiisn.
Berlin, 5. Wsai. SIN @ei4stass
purbs Der ausi5ubbsri@t absr bas @sist
psssu ginfabruns elmer spsiidbrissn Bub'
setpsriobs unb pisridbriser @abIpsriobsu
far ben @si9stas porssIsst. Ser gsri4i
smpFsbIt bic ablsbuuns bes @siesss uni
idIdst DOR, baB ber &si4stas auiabrIid
I'm October sinbsrufsu wsrbsn ious. gis'
mard srtldrts, bisisr gori3Ias nsbms aal
bic @inifsr su usnis SaaF4t unb isi sin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Ausfdnot(&e NnnofGau.

Dsuti9Ianb bersitst man lt9
bieiss Sabr auBersew0bnIi4 frib auf bic
8ablen gum &eidstase por. gslonpsrs
in gsStbsm finb bic Ratiouaaibsralsn. Die
sebsn gan, aus benz 9eime. Ssit fis nist
msbr auf Bisma,d's Gauen sewdbIt wsr'
ben, iit's aus nit ibnsn. 9sbbaft ptrb be-
rsits In gaisrn asitirt, bic partsisn orsa'
nifren ii9. ss werben pOIitii4s Ssriamm'
Iunssn abssbaItea, unb man bore uno
iiauns les pirb bsr &uf laut: vSors NIT
gismard~! GUAR ert0nt bsris!bs uorab
nur usreinssIt, aber bas 1T i4on plumbers
bar, taB man f9 absrbaupt an ben
Serri9sepaItisen bsran wast. Sso9 leb'
batter ais In gaisrn, ssbt's tn Obsri9ls'
fen bsr. Defenders ibdtis finb bis 5ort'
i9rittsleuts unb bic gOnieruatiusn. ste
m59ten psri4isbsns liberale grbi4aftsn
antreten. Bon alIsn Yarteien itebt 6as
Centrum ba pie Der unbsiiesbare Eburm,
UNI Bismard's @orte sa ssbrau4en.
Reine Der partsien III I'm Stanbe ibm
S4absu su ibun, aud bic &ssisruns ni4'
nit aaer ibrer Wsa9t. gber ni4t alsir,
6aB 6as Centrum ni9t bran bentt, Site
I'M 8tsidstas su uerlieren, nein 60 bat ss'
sesriin6ste 9Ofinuns in S&Ieifen nc4 ct
nsn Obsr ben anbsrn su srObsrn.-Wsssr
bsr SteueranssIssenbsitsn 1T 1ismard mil
ben gslinsrn In Streit seratben. SIN
Sfientliten &si9sratbe brobte sr, ben &s'
sisrunssRs pon Berlin meg au usrIessr
u. er sins iowsit, baB sr ben bsretts ausss'
arbsitetsn @siessntwarf iiberbsn gaa sinss
neusn garIamsntsssbdubss auf benz R0
nisspIus ui9t pOrIssea IisB. NatarIid Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Sa4ana TO- Dubuque Soma, Qienaas, oen TO- 2Iat 1884,

ben unb bur9 Brabp nnb istne @snonen
selieferten @sIber ioIebsr grfols Der Wabl
i'm 9eitbammelfaat Snbiana susui9rsibsn
Isin. Wan sebt iosar 70 melt su bsbaups
ten, @arFeIb babe bas Hues sewuBt. Tins
wabri@sinli4 ift ss nidt; absr, pie ii4
jstt bie glosIesuns bes S@winSsIs bamit
remit, bas ift uus bann unsrfnbli9.
0ts 5anbsIsbiIau3 Der Ser.
Staaten far @onat wldrs mad Der auf'
iielIuns bss @aibinstoner ffatiitii9en Su'
rsaus ersbt einsn usberi9uB bss Exports
ibsr ben Support TIM Waarenaustauids
,um g.trass pon s24, 1854. .55s, b. 3. eins
Sunabme bisiss llsbsri@ufies um nabssu
Is Wliuionen Dollars sesen Wsdr3 1880.
Das 1T allerbinss Elm slansenbes ReiuI'
tat, bsmertt, bic .gisu gorter Staats5ei'
tuus", bod barf nidt absrisbsn psrbsn,
bab es nur gum tIsiniten EbeiIe bur9 Die
3una5me Der ausfubr unb pisImsbr bur9
bic beiIlame abnabms Der @iufubr sntltan'
ben iif, benn bisie bate I'M Wldr3 uoriSsn
Sabres aIs prniinftisen Srenssn absr'
i5ritten unb babur5 bic gilans sa unisrn
@uniisn auf elm Minimum bstuntsrss'
bradt. Der ltsbsriduB bes grports In
ben neun Msnatsn bss Sistaliabres pom l.
Suli 1880 bis gnbs Wdrs b. s. beIdnft
F5 auf 1924, ,s44, ,27s, cine 3unabme Don
nabssu SO Wiuiousn Dollars sessu bic
sleiden ueun Wpnate bss persanssnsn
SistaIia5rss, unb beaislib bisisr psriOoe
gilt in serinssrsm MaBe bafeIbe, mas mir
ipeciea iber bic lIria9e ssr gilans pom
ROuat Mdrs ssiast babsn. Sang anOers
absr psrbdIt ss f9 nit bsr BiIans IN osr
Rstaubepssuns. Sm Monat Ndrsb. s..
betrus Der tlsbsriduB bss Supports pon
gbslmetaa So, ,445, 500, ssssn fat Nua
I'm Wars porissn Sabrss. Ser 8srt4t
sibt in bisIer gssisbuns teine poutdnbtss
aufiieauns fir bic e,iten brsi Wsonats oss
Iaufsnben Sabrss ionbsrn iast nur, SaB
in ben erffeu brsi Mouaten bes psrsanse'
men Sabrss s4,77s,e4e gbsImstau msbr
srpurtirt, als importirt wOrbsn fnS, inpeB
iit ss ia aus anbsren rsselmabissn Statt'
fifteen bstauni, bab mir in bieiem Sabre bis
gube mars etpa % Winionsn unb BITS
| istt iiber 27 Miuionsu gbslmetau mebr
importirt als srportirt babsn.-gs bIstbt
nod su erpabnsu, baB, wsnn bis bret UeO'
nate pom 1. apriI bis l. Suli b. ). Elm
sIsidss 0tsiuItat pie bic nsun Wsonate pom
/. Suli 1880 Bis 81. Mars b. s. Isfsrn
ioIlten, bic 5aubelsbilans gu uniern guns
fen In bisism SisfuIiabre ii5 auf alS
WliaiOnen itsusn wirbs, unb es 1T iosa'
uabri9sinIid, buB bisis Sunme nod aber'
itiesen wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

DaB er nit ben Ribiliitsn In 8erbinbuns
iianb, bas i5eint man idon felt Idnssrsr
3sit sewubt gu baben, aber baB man iOI5e
ensrsiids RitteI ersrsife, bas bate bod
9aismanb sesIaubt. gun es i4sint Notbs
webr sa iein, unb bic re9tfertist Man4es.
Cine Sraetion bsr RibiIiiien, bic ft5
i5reu grunbidsen semdB ben Ramsn
,Jeberaliitsn" bsiIesen, bat einen plan
entuorfeu, ben ite mad Der 3sriioruus Der
sesenuartissn Rsi9suerpaltuns por3u'
brinsen sebenten. Na9 bemieIben wirbs
Rublanb tn cine ausabl tIeiner 5reiIfaa'
ten serfpaItsn uerben, bic, wie bic gsrsi'
niaten Staatsn Rorbamerita's, bios bard
eiuen GonsrsB unb grdiibenten nit sinan'
Der per6untsn wdreu. Sleine, ieIbitre'
sierte @emsiniiaaten finb, iasen iie, bic
llrformen bes ruiFidsn poIitii9sn esbsns !;
ss warsn MIR Suan Der SSredliGs unb
feline Na5folser. bic nit 5iIfe Der Eartas
ren bas ississ centraIiiitts autotratiiSs
0fei9 i9ufsn. Oieier plan piirbe, pts
man sIaubt, Bel pisIsn Witsliebern Der
nationaIen gartsi, wsI9e bic Sdpieristsit,
elm Bolt pon a9t,is Williousn burd elm
einsisss centraIss 9arIamsnt 3u rssisrsn,
pobI fabIen, antIans finSsu, iowie aud
Bel etli5sn tsr vgIt' 'Runen~, bic uon Der
ginfibruns elmer uerbefsrtsn, aaf bis Gin'
ridtuusen bss alien &ubIanSs sssrinbe'
ten @ipiliiation, ais 9ssenias gu Der bes
Dsitsns, trdumen.
Man wirb it9 srinnsrn, bab
Dor sinissa Sabreu a6buI' a3is, bsr gor'
sdns.r bss ississn SuItaus, bur9 sinsu
Offsisr in isinsm SaLaite srmOrbst por'
ben ia. Der issise Sultan, wsbl pii'
Ienb, bab ber Worb nidt eiue in ber auf
resuns bssanssne Sbat iei, ionbsrn BAT
babinter anbers Rrdfte sewirtt baben, lisB
cine sranbIi5s llntsriu9uns aniisaen, bic
| iest sei5lofsu worben lit. 3wansis Ssr'
ionen erparten ibren pro3eB i'm @sfdns'
mfg pssen E5eiIua6ms on benz Isoros.
@sridtweiIs perIautst In Ronfantinopsl,
baB Wabumeb pai5a unb gturita elm @s'
itdnbnib absslsst baben unb ibre Bstbsili'
suns an benz Worbe nit ber 8sbauptune
re9tfertisen, baB i'm bas Staats' SutsrsiIs
sebstsn babe. 5erner usrlautst, baB nod
brsi anbers gaidu's uno iosar bsr snt'
tbronte Sultan Murab ber gstbsilisune
am WorSs bsi5uIbist ieisn. Der su'
Salie serufsns arst u. .. 0ron iast aus.
taB sr bur5 cine iorsfdItise untsriudune
Der 9si5e pon abbuI.asis bic llsbsrSeusune
seponnen bat, baB teins @swaIt ssbraa4
worben iei uab baB Bel benz Eobe bss gr'
morbstsn feiu &f iiattsefunSsn, bal
GbbuIsa,is aud feline anSersn BunSen a!s
bic S5ssrsniduitte in ieiusn lIntsrarn
erbaIten babe. giner Der anssbIi4er
WSrbsr bat ausssiast, baB abSul'asi
siuen Dol9ii9 in ben llnterIeib srbtslt
mas bemsemaB unridtis III. Der gifsr
weldsn ber Sultan fur bic nntsriu4un!
In gstreff Der grmorbuus uon gbbuI'asi
an ben Gag Isst, ioa ieinsn 9runb bari'
baben, baB ssssn ben SuItan isIbit tir3
Ii9 cine gsridporuns bsianb, unb baB c
ben Ritsliebsrn bsrisIbsn bur9 srsmpIari
i5e gsfrafuns uou abbuI'asis W0rbsr'
elm abi9rsdenbss 8siipisI ssbsn mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

aae gnssisen ienbe man ipateffens
Wuntaa Woraen Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

gn,eiaen fir pienies, ertterien, 8ladsistsIs
&C., als ssm @siits Der fatb. Sirte 3usptssr, tx.
ben tstne Wufnahme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

5eiratts- unb IObssaa;sissn nit Sprx3
$3.50, pbns Spru& 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
grsise def Anzeigetl.
0oeal>Noti,en.

fintsr 3silsn gresisr werten ui&t anstnsn.
men. Sir ises 3stle Srssier pser teren Naan
bas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic ndbfeu NaIs eentS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

ausHsrtise an,sissu maHsa suraussuatlt rrsss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

gslbsr, bic bic Samiias abenb einaeben, rsr-
ssn nod In Der fclssnbsn hummer suittirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

~ Rur fir bic @slssr, bic per regiHrirten
Brief pber None1 Croer ssiautt psrbsn, iiber.
nsbmen mtr bic 8srantpprtlt&feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

Wterito, 8. Wai. Nm benz su gbrsn
tes @sneraI @rant BON Der Eopolopams
pao giienbabn. @sisui@aft ueranitaltetsu
Sefmable nabmsn $50 Perioneu, barun,
ter brst gabineismitslieber, uisIe Mbssorbs
nste, Senatoren unb anbere Mdnner pom
Bsbsutuns, Ebeil. General @raut wurs
ben uieIe Sreunbi@aftsbsmsiis 3u G5siI unb
bsr pon benz Winifsr bss Muspdrtissn
ausssbra9te Erintipru1 Iautete: Dem
@eneral @rant, - benz sroBen, suten
unb srprobteu Sreunbe Wsrifo's!"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Gotham Gossip.

New York, l. The Post says
trunk line troubles are really set
tied, and Vanderbilt will begin to
operate with the bulls. An exciting
market is expected. July incomes
will add $5O,OOO,O0O to investment
funds.
From the Graphic: It is reported
that the official announcement will
be made tomorrow of the details Of
the rights to accrue to the Union
Pacific stockholders for the purpose
of building the Oregon extension to
Baker City. It is proposed to issue
100000 6 per cent. bonds, and an
equal amount of Oregon Extension
stock, half to be retained in the
Union Pacific treasury. The Union
Pacific books will be opened to-
morrow at the Western Union
building, and closed July 10th.
Stockholders of record will be en-
titled to subscribe for every 100
shares $4,000 in bonds, with a bonus
of so per cent. on ten shares of
Oregon Extension stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Unhealthy New York.

New York, People who have
been poo-pooing the unhealthfulness
of New York, during the last six
would do well to consider
the mortality statistics for the half
year which we publish to-day. For
the first half of 80, the deaths num-
bered 1929; for the six months just
ended, they number 1880. This re-
presents rate of about 80 per TO-
900 per annum, an abnormally high
average for any civilized com
munity. The increase of deaths
from contagious diseases, is more
alarming even than the aggregate
mortality. Up to June Goth, 80, only
two persons died from small pox,
while there were 259 deaths from
the same cause during the half year
just ended. There can be little
doubt that the gross neglect of the
sanitary condition in this city has
entailed sacrifice between January
and July, of at least 200 lives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
The Land Bill.

London, lin the Commons, in
committee on the land bill, last
night, by amendment moved by the
encouragement of Ireland, the def
milton of flair rent" was omitted
from clause seven. An amendment
offered by Lord Russell, requiring
the court to have regard in fixing
statutory rents DO the interest OF
both landlord and tenant was ac-
cepted by government and carried.
Lord Russell's amendment disposes
of the most disputable point in the
seventh clause. Gladstone, yester-
day, somewhat modified his previous
concerning the inviolia-
bility of leases, by the statement
that some relief should be given to
the lease holder, also subjected to
undue pressure. How this is to be
done is reserved for future consider
alton. Gladstone favored quashing
unjust leasing. This concession
saved an obstructive debate, which
Irish members seemed inclined to
raise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Miscellaneous Flashes.

Washington, 1.-Secretary Win
dom calls all the outstanding re-
gistered 5 per cents.
The supervising inspector-general
IN circular. urges local inspectors
to rigidly enforce the regulation in
regard TO the quantity of steam each
vessel is allowed to carry, and other
regulations to prevent the racing of
steamboats,. This is the only means
he has Of preventing racing.
The readjuSters and republicans
publish letters from Senators Ingalls,
and Blair and others, favoring a
coalition.
There are several army retire
ments and promotions of minor
grade.
Henley,1 The Bedford crew won
the public school challenge cup.
The Trinity Club, Cambridge, won
the final heat for the visitors chal-
lenge cup. The Dublin University
crew won the final heat for the Wy
field challenge cup.
Port Huron, BOtsford'S ele-
vatOr, with $4,000 bushels Of corn,
burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Boston, 1. The President and
family and several cabinet officers
and their wives will visit Concord,
on Senator Hoar's invitation, on the
18th of July, and return thence to
Washington.
Ottawa, Ross won the inter
national sculling match, Gauder and
HOsmer following.
Prague, Thirty arrests have
been made in connection with
troubles here.
London, 1.-Cowles, of the Cor
nell, says they will surely row to-
morrow.
Washington, 1.-The minis coined
$6,029,0O0 in gold and S2,413,e0O in
silver during June.
During the past year zoos. 514, 900
postal cards have been issued by the
department.
Secretary Window orders that
after August 1st all common car
riers using customs lead, seals and
wires shall pay therefor to govern
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Mining stocks in New York,

New York, 1.-The Mining Asso-
ciated Press reports, concerning the
mining stock market the past seven
days, that stocks have been very dull
and weak. This is attributed to the
nearness of the July holidays, and
the bear manipulation of state line
stocks, the latter assisted by official
reports of defects in the water pipe
and the statement that the pipe can
not be completed and the mills
started much before September. In
the meantime developments are pro-
crossing and the mines generally
are reported rich. Colnstocks have
been almost entirely neglected and
LeadVille stocks have been duller
and weaker than at any time for
months. 1t is generally believed,
however, that after vacation new
blood will be infused into the market
and greater activity prevail. The
Following dividends are declared or
paid: Father Desmet, 25c.; Gold
Stripe, Is; Starr Grove, 10; Laplatta,
~; Copper Queen, 10; Exchange
Silver, 3; Tombstone, 8; Gold Gravel
Hydraulic, Quarterly 3 per cent.
Bullion receipts the past week, Ssh
1856; total sales of mining stocks,
about 657,OoO shares. The boards
have adjourned until July 5th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
DeLesseps' Big Buy.

New York, 1.-The World: Gen
J. G. Mccullough, vice-president of
the Panama Railway Company, said
yesterday that the DeLesseps Canal
Company had agreed to take the
railway stock on the basis of $3.50
share, and that the cash assets
now in hand and bills receivable
are to be turned over for division
among the stockholders. This will
make each share of the stock worth
about 1920, or possibly $500. AS
soon as the contracts and other
documents arrive, which will prob
ably be on the 9Th or 18th Of July,
and have been duly signed, the
stockholders are 10 deposit their
stock with the Union Trust Com
pany, which will issue certificates.
The American committee is to de-
post $4,00O,0OO with the Union
Trust Company tomorrow, and the
remainder of the purchase-money,
$13,5OO,OO0, to be divided into five
equal shares and paid in five equal
annual installments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Foreign Notes.

Berlin, 1.-The national liberals
intend to demand a reduction of the
term of army service from three to
two years.
London, IA dispatch from
Tunis says the Arabs at SfaX fired
on a French steamer, conveying
Tunisian troops thither, to prevent
them from landing. IL is stated that
the French vice consul was
wounded. Great excitement pre-
walls at Mehodia, The inhabitants
fearing attack from the Arabs. A
dispatch from Rome says that a re-
port published that the Count Me-
nabre will replace General Cialdini,
as Italian ambassador at Paris.
A dispatch from Tunis says: The
instruction at Sfax is becoming
formidable. There is great alarm
all along the coast.
Advices from BuenoS AyreS of
the 5th ulto, says that ex-President
Latone has invaded Uruguay and
that Colonel Santer, minister of wal,
is marching against MIN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
The Turf.

Chicago, 1.-The first race, three.
quarter mile dash, LAST Cause
won. Square Dance second. Time
1.1S15.
Mile and a half selling race, "Man.
itou," America" and "Nannie Mac
started and came in iii that order
Time, 2.4615.
Mile heats: "Belle of Nelson" l, 1
"Alixis," 2, 3; ELLA Rowett," g, 2
Time, 1.4615.
Last event, hurdle, General Row.
ett' won; Butler Scotch second
''Nomad" third. Time, 2.55.
Columbus, Free for all, mid.
night" won, Driver" second, "Par-
ara" drawn. Time, 2.211E, 2.211I. 2.21
In the 22S class, Executor" Won
after five heats, "Sue Grundy" sec
Ond. Best time, 2.261z.
Brighton Beach, Lone and one
eighth mile, 3-year-oldS, Duke OF
MOntablan" won, in 1.5S.
Mile race, 3-year-olds, "Alicb
Ament" won, in LAZY
Three-quarter milo heat race
"Charlie Ross" won in second and
third heats. az. B. Sprague" Won
the first heat. Time, LIT, Lie, lis
In the mile and quarter hurdle
Terror won, in 2.19.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
Train Collision.

Chicago, 1.-The south-bound pas
senger train on the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railway collided
with the Grand Trunk north-bound
freight near Kensington, eighteen
miles south of here, last night, owing
to a misplaced switch. The engine
OF the passenger train was wrecked,
and the baggage car telescoped into
the smoking car, tanning and bruis-
ing nineteen people. Engineer
Frank HaZen was caught in the
wreck and will probably die from
scalds and bruises. Jacob Kurgess,
United States gauger, living at
Bloomington, this county, had both
legs broken. He cannot recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-02
No Choice Yet.

Albany, 1.-The joint convention
met at noon. Governor Hoskins
presiding. Spinola raised a point
OF order, that, it being 1910 o'clock
and the law Of Congress requiring
the convention to meet at II, it was
not In order to proceed. The chair
decided there was no point of order
and announced that the convention
would proceed to vote for United
States senator to fill the short term
which was done, and resulted as fol-
lows: Combined vote-Potter. As:
Conkling, %; Wheeler, IS; Cornell,
6; Lapham, 10; Folger, 1; Rogers,
+; Crowley, 2. No choice.
The chair announced that the
committee would now vote to fill
the vacancy in the long term. The
speaker said he had been voting for
[. G. Platt. At his request, in the
interest Of the republican party. he
withdrew the name of Platt as a
candidate, land would, when his
name was called, vote for Richard
Crowley. The convention proceeded
to vote. Senator Halbert, after
speaking in high terms of his quail
fications, voted for Orlow w. Cham
man. Here is the vote: Depew, As !;
Herman, IS; Crowley, 20; Cornell, Is |;
Chapman, 4; Platt, 2. Draper said
he voted for the resigning senators
from principle. II ekneW no good
reason for the withdrawal of one of
them, and therefore voted for Platt.
Tremble did the same.
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Laugh at Them.

II you happen to have a narrow
caeSt, don't allow people to persuade
you that, therefore, you are in i'm
II peril Of consumption. Meet
.le hrSt SYMPTOMS of a cough, a cold.
VI bronchial attack, with a few
UOSeS Of HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
aCUND AND TAR, and you are as
SS from consumption as if your
T4eSt was as broad as the torso of
hercules. All the complaints that
4 .g59 10 phthisis yield invariably to
MS o.llS new and wonderful remedial
a age Sold by all Druggists at
c oTa.; ana 81. Great saving by pur-
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one minute. '0r . '"10 IL
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Son q , purifier GLENN's SULPHUR
'9o ~ places within reach Of ali AT NJ"
NJ. Hills ], 1, HAIR AND Nd " Gn,
DYE Black or Brown np Soc i" HlSk !.
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Settled.

st. Louis, Information has
been received here from ] f. God
dard, general freight agent Of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad at Boston, that the diff
culties relating to traffic between
that road and the Southern Pacific
have been amicably adjusted, and
that freight to all points in New
Mexico, Arizona and southern Cali
fornia, as well as to San Francisco,
will be taken from and after to-day
at the old tariff rates.
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KILOGRAMS.
Immigrants,

New York, 1.-The World: The
total number Of immigrants landed
here during the six months ending
Yesterday, was 241, 49S, an increase
of S4,513 over the same period last
year. The arrivals last month were
17,489.
During the six months just ended,
employment has been procured by
Castle Garden authorities for 24,964
emigrants, of whom 1892 were
males and 1864 females. Of these
2.611 males and ia females were
skilled operatives in various trades.
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Prevent Fires III

tb IL. ~ view of the near apnroacb a.
s sbg Fourth Of July" and P tT@ Iro 81
"9ie discharge of fre-crsctS,nlT1s PROD TOD
IatoJ fireworks in the thicIIv'I Do anu
I nosia parts of the city. there erasbPP op p1
B8 Uo ! property to destrncfioI G br
i9 ie Inc Inc attention of the in6aR;t i ~
fr + T@i nt to the following ex tract
a1Oln an ordinance of Salt / AXE "a C ~ eUc
COR THE PREVENTION OF F1prs y
loved wed T 2iMEo p person shall be al
s ~ nG;ihscharge or set off anv re Toc Iie{
y gitbo cracker or other fireW UTAgI,
g gsSa@ut the consent of the S WaHd,s:
nIocan jg the time when and nd H. ~ !,
p-@0e Where the same NAV be -G do me
and de- aoS all persons take due notice
ANDREW BURT,
Marsbo1,. ou City Marshal.
N'' Lake City, June 23d, 1881.
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