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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-11

TIKI DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
EAST Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLIsHIse COMPANY. Sub
scription price $40 so per Rnnum, post
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same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c. week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and SaSur-
day morning, at $3.50 q year; six
months, SL75; postage included.
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every Thursday morning, at 81 year.
six months, S1.25, postage included.
Postage outside the q. S. and Canada,
extra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-11
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Utah Southern Rail-
road Extension, for the election of Direct
ors for the ensuing year, will be held at
JuA5 Station House, Juab County. o.
T, March 5-h, 1881, at 1880 o'clock p. m
Il. S. YOUNG, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-11

Blair's bill regarding the increase
OF the facilities for settling pension
claims, contains most of the features
of the sixty surgeons bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
PROFESSIONAL e;Aksss.

& CARD-It should bn generally known this.
"a persons 60 unfortunate ss to lose ore o.
moro Of their tsath nnnd no. wait weeks spi
months for artificial substitution and endure in.
convenience. dissgtsosbl, changes il vci,a, "a
cial expression. Sc, bu. may have artificial
teeth made before and Inserted immediately NJ
ter extraction Of their nsLurst teeth. By thu.
mode better adaptation, o mora pleasant ex-
preston and nearer approach to- ac: p:espry.
ing the natural harmony Of the features arc Sc
cured and very much oethe nsn and ,iifi Guilty
experienced in learning to@.&s taeth arc also
avoided. have practical th's mode suc2os.fu!lr
for seven years, aud having Introduced il hers
would be glad to refer a1y one interested to m
tients who know Oft from experience in..eatiag-
the natural teeth my objec. i. TO preserve everr
one that time, pst'encs And modern r!cshoda O.:
treatment can says The usn Of araanic in Sc.
stroyilg exposed nerves i, condn:ansd By tho
more enlightened Of tho dentsl profession O.;
account o. its turning teeth da7k, inducing OBJ
scess and finally the loss Of ths sesth The norv,
pulp, which IS the eource OF Its 20 tho toctI,
should always be treated. wha1 expo.ei, with ~
view to lts restoration to holl.t. [ use no ckcrp
alloys for filing; my fees are mUct lass than c.,
ususlly charged fo- the sam, Glass Of WORK.
Gold filing from 81 so up; o.hnr work g. pro.
portionately low rates.
W. DONNALLY. D. u. s.,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: 1921 + street. northwest, Washington
u. q. sr4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
LOGAL BREFIgIEQ

5i!&t;, >ooi heather ID day.
= tw2 usslat s"hooaf7 Tsn ssho.s sA:s morn.
iag CT Fo;t puttc
4 foreign bai Z, .aaa UEkEoHa passed up 4 ;
river to Warrington Ills mcrL!Ig.
i'hs tc;ca,!s u INC pn3ic sehoo's s,:re paid
il TIC noSt:. :! :av.;, hg ely !tua:urer
II .iii2%. 10 g..
Tie Un:..a S;@.,s lips po:! colia aul Sara.
logs az: inaH@ II" s:yIr / Hcrio!k Moadsy
morning Eek.
Every excursion steam: ,a!z t0aaoa VII be
required - cry = lie preserve? !Jr every pCs.
seaser "'!'"2i By IL ico.s..
N:y. D.. PIal,o, a6i NJ: Bow "! sd
ores :hg lSu.l izjnaeriic: N setiog 10 the
hall OF Re III III Club 20 narrow atteruoou.
PCT Ctonwej! TIC celebrated artist, t.L7elcI
shd incl2Tsr, viii give st,i-s Of :Itore:,lng
art Giirf-.l i::ieis al S..e9!a Hall CommeL Gin Z
Ihuta-ay a!sht neat.
krS!aa Ne. 81; stuck 80 Gee cows about 8
mile north Q; E!is!oo Station. on Ito Virginia
Midland rosd, ytstscday HEd killed them L.
stsE.|J.
Z. !e'lpesaYc1 !H1:s IiGetloS will be held ct
hraioy Hall Mo2iay night Eek, O. watch
k:T d. Pcu'so1. Charley Nye, # Washing.
top, nud o;hIrs will daiv5r et3r3s:s.
Devils Row" near Fishtoao, vas Ii c scene
Va ~ ii'S'S uS'.- bStTtSU hJuC iuCG QUO
this morning Iac camts!ao;s were arrested
aai !ctk d Up.
q match i;ana O. base bail vas p;syed This
atteraCon batWaeH the itowsri club Of The
Episcopal high Scdool and Z deaf and dumb
n!ne from Washington. Ia game took place
on lae grounds OF The fiat named club.
Tao United Sites steamer Tennessee arrived
6! hampton Eosds. Thursday, from Pinty
FONT. The Vanda!s arrived 8! tho Portsmouth
naVy yard yesterday, Hhcre sho will take on
C u! and provisions.
Tho vie OF night w..chman Taylor attempted
10 commit suicide this afternoon By drowning
horSe!t IN Fflucc stree! dock. She wided OUT
mo tho water e ihor. distance. fell down and
cried fer help. She WAS assisted ouL of tho Wa
te7 By 2 number Of email! boya. The woman
was Crsz & t9 strong dsua!l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

FISH AND FISHERMEN -Ooe huaircd and
'Sea'y~ti7o thoUs.o herring aod two thousa1d
GV: I.uGGred SHAH arrived st FlshtoWa TO !ay
an! ac.d a. toIio%s: Shad sc to IS per bun
dred, hori1s - to 81 per ,nou:a5d.
Capt. jerry R2bb quit fishing the Gums"
sh'r, y;st2rdlY, add Lis hand' arrived ct FISH,
to"n today. They made taia2s Lively thers
t37 'ine wish daHciag and signing. tho fish
c1'tecs 90 tho wharf j,iuiog n the jubilee.
Hipt. R>hA wi! cammeDe, fishing al Sandy
Gar / s3ek
ShaG src beioy c.ugIt 10 large GUN ha7s Il:
SiHGg Ear by glecs rom this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

HE MARKET The market this mir:lny
w.S 's:2oy attended end we'll supplied with ali
BINDS Of VageleSlai. The prices for many sr.-
cins nave deciiaaa since ls.t Saturday. Cab.
hsga srrou.s solj p: l5al03 per peck early York
Cu"irG7 pc per peck kaie 10, uo- peek onions
bad r-d!saes ,hroo blaches FIR s.; rhubaro Sc a
ouHcn. IN the !ce,t m:rEct there was small
supply c! spring ia;Gb. which sold rapidly At zoe
per ~. Tro Il n prices were: For ehsd 900 C
n"r pair herring l2c per dean; white perch
&c pr 5uhca Several bsncnca wers sdoraet
WIZ = rare C2!'2L!ion q beautiful fowela.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

PoICG NEwS.-Mayor Smith presided at
police headquarters this morning. eal disposed
Ct tha iGoaiag c,sts:
Jyha Wls'cy, coiir93, arrested ca suspicion
OF ;uCsc?. VS. c;nmittcd 20 jill for med C ::
t;aa!m@pt
Patty Igor, cl ,:cd. for fighting, wa: & ned
five dollars.
jennie West md B,tsy Bcown. for fshiag.
3 =: Gaed tiSn dollars each, and in default q
tho raymen. g! sad fno licked ~.
Tx: iJje's)o AID F.nnie Chapman. caarg-
Cd 3.th tiSo!darlq ogndu,t. wero discharged
i Mcaacs. 6 %. Iuo2s nd Jennie Lucas
white, and tbs ooiored vie CT Geo. Lucas, loI
GfnHko41:ss aud Eghticg % tho streets. wer;
lex 8 u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

l.s ;Fuiher Probabilities Ago72 50. l8Sl.-
.,- the II Ode Atlantic States tai. weather.
..,tnerty winds higher barometer and station.
80 o. lower temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

noEasRY, LIKE MURDER, Will. Our
} sm.s Laws. a well to d coio:ci man CT this
c''y, VS. aowpiiei to ii to day for further
cx5'ni.s:i3a, charged VIII eotnrieg aud rob.
~;oe tie &,.r' Ct Mr.. Vim. II. Palmer, in Fair.
lsx csuaig, tjv! year aga. LsHis' partner ia
h. c;ia9 Is sid - havs beer & negro nsGad
be-, who Is nCw s.'s.aT out !erg IN the pen :
!.cn!iAIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

g.s Heather Probabilities. Ioy7Y 60 1851
- the Middle Atlantic S;qtes tsi. weather,
-rrtreriv winds, higher barometer snd station
80 o.. lower temperature.
TTr2cu SERVICES, &C.. To.MoRnow.-
LlriH Ci,rch, -SaT7i:o at IL Q H. bg Rev.
J.. NsIsoo. D J. No service 3, night.
s. Tl52S ChurCh. -C1nmu5oa aod s:,v.c,
%. II a. Ii. by Rov. d.. i oriop
Gr1ce Churct. --JomnIuoa Gad serve, at
ii a. II, an4 seTy:cl .:4J y. II. ~ Rev. Dir.
Sharp.
81. Muys C9met .-Ssr;;c, at II G. N.
I'D saTmo1 D? Rav. Father G1uer, Of Geo:ga.
~ college. fespoTs atI I, u.
first Presbyterian L5mrch -5sIy.co q: IL
.a and I .. III. By Iisv. i Whiltes;y
&57li PcsJytar'ra CturA-Servioa 1t /
- anl 5 .. III. hp Rev Ma. D,agid3io.
Lai2a I%CsJWcsim Chtrt. No s2rei,'.
Nth. EpiS. GurcJ--Sare3 a. ! ! &. ol.
asi 500 =. II, By Nv. D., l,u!so6 :;asiay
..1o.iat 5 2. =.
.iG'h Fps. CjNrch SAITH -Sar9:c a. }.
T. 500 7:l5 p. ~ by D;@7. j. \ k~ra.
.Ml!. f'o' GiHrct-S RIA ., / q. ~. AID
-.9., r.. ii. tg Nv. :. . IfaGt .g.
Ege. MsMa5&, Cuuct-S, $50 ,t ,:%) ?.
~. ~ Rev. i :. nli3hsrf.
" - ~ 49, 80
- -."'' ~ '1.' '''''"''' S'''"E''
- -,''''S.t- /...
''|",'" AT 80 ", :'iS1 E'l D.
'a. = 80, ~ - ~ t'' 7oh'!'&E'
i""1l'@ "@.t.,''' 'S>2i'i' :, az. ~ -2etTi2e
d" -, ~ "a NiG'"s! ~
-. "a. jail : e. o. Aimai I'uS, At 800
j., IL.
..,,... ,rrr,..l, -. u..,
f. E''t f'.''A-N .',''.' '''~'i.' iE'tA'N !"
a.'sS S'h''A y -'"s> aHoNlA --iho !":n-
ace II .,;.s% ''9 ha!i O, tH1 AK iGdHa
ta3Tm I'l','H ;!+"'' " a:'1ruoi b2 s
rf21S' :, 5 IT, IN .'''' 90 ~ p.s''f OF
''a y. j.. oS"'t - !'i7 60, 40 va ID
;'s'ac,4, 10 .. T. i',s, ,'1:e.' 2@i ne a. AK
-al;t a4".,G' - Is . ''' 81; 81 ne aH';ar
@a-'' 49, ~. -. $780, '' ''''.c 's,'
L.h 50, >'1,,"'. W. r;'- ''"i' - ~ p''as
"-'--'.- - r; w." q s;N o,H.v-1 ~
&fitos:'' :" . -. :, = ; J." i''oA'oa, 'uS
.r!S,',', ~" - |.''Hy er.it
''e,,r ','s -. :, 80 - -, "a t",'Si,,r,
,s' ,,,',,l , U'",n :.
- fo.2." III u 10 N'y"-"' - i" - orS' ,
htleE 70 @E1'.', ,>,o 81 % S'"' ";a
'"e '.-,,' co., .. 90
-1", n.y. :, va - -" !" az
M'", -1.- .'-IS' ''' N5''V,H u ''"
Hi'E Tex TiH.y Gil rem 'r2m ihc me-
trt5 at no n!!GN-r aIf lH': a. th1 N
H's3 4:&.'ea' ID :@o'5 use - NH1iS 'h'
=. HOB ii'aia ~ : -, c':oE!n%
-" un'' .1pE ~ rae $40 ~ '-'%H Ia
u,'a "Jf' par, ;!','co on. .'' 'Nl
-.'s ~ W. "t - '.5 ~! bF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

FIRE IT InARLoTTEsvILLE.- A large hoard
a.; aacs'. coudCc Cd ty Mr.. Thomas Caup.
WA de:jraEea he !ifn TT Charlottesville early
tbs uoning. Very iiitla ct tic tu.ui uro OF
Tie ;.5,l-hmaD; c6u!i be ssv,d ow:rg 30 the
rapid siraad Of &c ii,mta. Mr.. William GTies,
o q i Gig, lo3, faa sui. Ct ciO.t:a.
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TEACHERS INsTIso Teachers 10.
stitute for tie cit9Dly met at the
Peabody Sehoo! BqlO o'c'ock this
morning, with The ice cf teachers
present.
The Su9erin!eadeI communication
from the State Supo, DR.. Rufoer, 10
which he urged upoandent Caruo the
ns1essisy Of hsvitglnrs within his
jurisdiction attend Normal School,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
EEsES.iSSEE.
NJ }9 SPRING GOODS.
NYs. s, K. SpiGey

das just received s isrlo assortment Of beautiful
ana cnssD SPRING GOODS, consulting Of
ha,ts Ties. Ru!l. Hanhurgs. Gioyoa, AosierS.
hanckeIchie[e. Nets. Fei,i1gs Nuchings. Coz.
sets buttons II al the new styles aHi many
other ssiic!es too numerous 20 !lsnt;or,
one also hs5 q full l.ue OF II iLLINER?,
eeqaa! Ia beauty AID quslits to shy ever cif.red
ior sale IN this city, and having secured the ser
wees OF Miss Ian Ell AET, who gave such ca.
IRE sallsla;.;on last season, is prepared 10 hav,
"ork executed 3! shortest no.ics. Satisfaction
gusraEtaed.
On FRIDAY sld SATURDAY, The 30 and
Io2 lnst sha will opan 10. % ilce p:srr2RA
BUN NETS and HATS. AL ara cordially in
vised TO csll at her store, s. T. corner King and
washington sts., and examine than. [so1S-2v
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whoa viii he hid a; From: R,ys!, for tie
WhNa ,ca2h;r;, ddll9g four Resk3. cJmruc1cog
A4'ns, -. ali ior tic coloyci TEACHERS at
hanp:op. comm srcog Hay 22. and c,u.inung
'hfee weeks. raaer the direction Of Cor. :. Z.
Armstrong.
superintendent Caro-. then s2.k, t. Inc
'cScac79 AZ 5 roc length und earnestly Appealed
20 thtn 10 ixef. every means poss!be 10 -.
Ghi. Gnd tls. &c, as Superintendent Yluii d.
Oil ln lis pjR5r to assist them 10 aYli2v
'oems3!V Of he opportunity of atoUdicg. aDd
thetcIy s:c1;l@s tho grca. advantage If the
I2s!'rG.i1ns 10 % gained by teachers from thts,
::tg t:fc cUt sCu.c?s. tho State No7nll
ScacoS. Mr.. Came then announced The IS b
Gag 81 Nag as he time for tic mex: neaiog Of
tie i1-;i;utc, aud "Hho plan OF arairg
:ohna!s, as 'bs SUI C: to bs disc1:s,'.
lh2 l?5tt;u:o then adjourned.
A'ttr the sossIoc OF The Institute, the toach.
rs 81 The couoiy were net ct tho offics Of Tho
Superintendent ty no vtr7 cffic!en. D!pu.y
Treasurer ot The o.ulty, Mr.. w. 9. Wibert.
saa pad I'll Tor tho month of April.
IN2 pIs3FFEcrtoN AMONG THE MAuoN
MITES a call 7as issued few days Ego for
'ae t9ot:h Ward blahona reaoiustcr cuo 10
assemble at The c3l0rsd DAD Fellows Hall las.
aight. O1y two meulbors, Magnus Robipson
gn3 ho5ett Gains pus il 81 Appearance and
80 ince!log was held, Gu! in a talk with aone
cntsit"rs wao had collected to SEQ what vas
goiae On, Hs&au5 Robinson said That the exec
G;lTc c1mmitteo OF the Mshcra party in the
c'g sas 20 be rocrGa1z d DIX! week; that S las
N:dc!!a. John Sa,ss, George Lash, William
Il 21mc1iicg'r, S,mu=l Winsl;t and Jacob
i;alycy were 20 io expelled from the said com
m't;ao H0d others eiec'ed in their PLACES
i.o!c;t & s!ces signG2G bis Intention of c,ioe
q ru5lo meeting !:r the purpose of ei7iog II.
/" Harris, Wa!. MiiIor, Cnss. Scales aud others
~ Gao-uojtg 10 "riD tic Mahoni!cs Up the
Back
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MOST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
/ nyselt e. csniidate for Collector Of Taxes for
the Northern Di:,ric., and request tho votes Of
my fellow ci,ii ms ,! the general election, 10 BE-
held May y.
5;ap30 2HS GU. IL i'll Arm BILL
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hCCfPTED TIE NOMINATION. NJ y. C..
Il fmon as: LIT c'g!t ctiia!sly bottled OF his
ST., clHn ny IN: N IS ms@titg held 10 Harm j.
uia |; fnl':3a? n'glt Is the Temperance
clnG;,;2.c Tor hl:ya:. lie a,c.pcd thu n9m; .
na;is5, nGG iifjrmci Tho committee ira 10
w:rii n!aa, nis acc .Dta.c1 Ia wiring.
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spcc!al announcement

EPcc!aE Announcement
CHILDREN 5 tLHTHTNG
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING !
E&o gr,uGe3s display eva: Witnessed in AK.
eadiia. Su.s t. Il children from two years,
u. Bring the lu:c ones G1d fiji them. The
olIy Boy S CLOTHING ii0UsEin tic city. Dan t
Isl! 10 cell and SD the SUITS for Sill.
u. j. WATERMAN.
Oae Pii.o Co,hier.
a;27 CIracr k'rg and Fairfax streets.
Cd and yauog-male and feDkla-t ak3 :.
s. 5. for any blood impNrity,
Il. PORTNER's BEER 60c. par d.Z2n 6. Nc
BURNEY'S. Bottles nu!. BE- returned.
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SHAkEK5 EXT&AGT ROOTS, O. MOTH
~ &H SAiGgl!S CURATIVE SYRUP
We hsye bsen appointed wholesale agents for
the hb9re celebrated medicine. Descriptive
pamphlets mailed free to cry address upon CD.
piicatIon. JANNEY & &C. Druggists
afO - AID 152 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

4 STRAL OIL -Ths grea. snd safest illumi-
IA nhtDg oil now otsred Va have Just 70.
ceived another supply and have reduced tho
price. [.n5l II. 5 LEADBEATGR Il BIO
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
An Honest insurance Company.

A few days ago one of our citizens
received note from the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company, Of Della
ware, to visit their home Office in vii
mington, and receive balance due
him. 1t has been ten years or more
since he did any business with the
company, and then he let what policies
he held lapse. He thought that would
be the last of it, and the note was read
with considerable surprise, but he was
still more surprised when he visited
the Office on Monday last and received
$500, the amount due to him on the
books of the company. The gentleman
had paid an amount for insurance, the
company being mutual one, assess.
ments were made, but these did not
consume all the gentleman had paid
in before he allowed his policies to
lapse, and residue of SS.65 was the
result. This they have carried ON their
books ever since. Every ten or twelve
years they make full settlement
Here is an illustration of an honest
insurance company, and it speaks vol
umes for Delaware. We always knew
the people Of the Diamond State were
honest in the least thing. Chester
Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
THIRD EDITION
Capt. Howgate Indicted.

WASHINGTON Oct. 21.-The Grand
Jury to-day found an Indictment
against Capt. H. W. Howgate, charg
ing him with embezzling over S9o,>
900 from the Government. Capt.
Howgate not appearing when called
for his bond of $40 600 was forfeited.
His bondsmen are W. b. Moses, W.
w. Mccullough, and Notely Ander
son. subsequently Capt. Howgate's
counsel called the attention of the
Court to the factt hat Howgate's bond
was given to abide the Judgement OF
the court mot the action OF the Grand
Jury. Justice Cox examined the bond
and found this fact to be as stated,
and he directed the execution of a
warrant for Howgate arrest to be
suspended, and ordered the forfeiture
of the bond to be set aside. This
leaves Capt. Howgate at liberty on
the original bond gwen by him.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
Is a Positive Cure
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for all those Painful Compla' ntH ana
Weaknesses SO common 10 our best
female population.
II Will cure entirely the worst form oI
Female Complaints all ovarian troubles,
inflammation aud Liberation. Falling and
Dlsplac .meuts, and the consequent Spl-
nal Weak ness, and Is particul Arly adapt
ed TO the Change OF Life.
II W Ill dissolve and expel tumors rom
the uterus In an early stage OF develop
nient. The tendency TO 'ncerous humors
there is checked very speedily by its use.
II removes iaintness, fatule 9cy, de-
stroys all craving for stimnlan,s, and
relieves Weakness OF the stomach. 1t
cures Bloatirg, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility. sleeplefsness.
Depression and Indigestion.
Tnal feeling of bearing down eau ng
pain, weight and backache. Is always per
manently cured by It's use.
1t will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female ~ stem.
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints of
either sex this Compouud II unsurpassed.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Ia prepared at Zj3 aud 80
Six bottles Tor SIS. Sent by mail In the
form ef pills, also In the form OF iozengts 4
on receipt OF price, tl per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
OF inqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family shopld be Without LY Ola
+. PINKHAMs LIVER PILLS. Tney
cure constipation, blllHusness, and tor-
pldltS of the liver, 2j cents per box,
A-Sold by all drugg sts.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
AVOIDING A CONFLICT.
The Ian League Urges the Aban.
dOnment Of Public Meetings.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Tbe Land League
has issued proclamation urging the
abandonment on the part Of sympathz
ers of all projected or contemplated Lea
que meetings, intlmsting that the Eng-
lish Government means to use armed
force upon any pretext furnished by
meetings held under the auspices ot the
League. The seizure OF the United
Irishmen, The organ of the Land Lea
que, Is believed to be In contemplatios
by the Government. A large military
English force has been dispatched to the
Glange Ballaghaderin districts to sup
press The great riots raised by sympa-
thizers with tht Land League have as
saulted the police detailed to protect the
farmers while paying their rents to day.
In consequeu' OF the proclamation
against the Land League, the Dublin
Freeman's journal publishes AN adver-
tisement from the League aivlslng the
people, while remaining tirm,to abandon
for the present all projected meetings
which the Government could take ad-
vantage of.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
From Yesterday. Late Ea,sion
Inspecting the stream.
WHAT THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
FOUND ALONG THE BRANDYwINE.


FOUND ALONG THE BRASpYwINE.
Yesterday Executive Officers Gay
nor and Underwood, Of the Board OF
Health, started on the tour of investi.
CATION along the Brardyw ordered
by the Board OF Health At Its last
meeting. They took the north
bank, and followed the course Of the
stream to point about half q mile
beyond the State line, which they
reached about five o'clock, after
tramp OF nine hours. They returned
home on the Wilmington and North
ern Railroad.
During the walk every point along
the stream was carefully investigated
with view to determining what i'm
purities, If any, flowed into the water.
The most serious pollution of the
stream noticed was by the drainage
| from number of cesspools, some OF
them within fifty feet of the bank
This was particularly the case a,
| Walkers mill. A stable and manure
pen above the keg mill was also found
TO be sending offensive matter into the
water. At Rockland there was no
ticed an open stone sever emplyinl
into the creek, which, in wet weather
drains the surface water from o mum
ber of houses in the vicinity.
Beyond these sources of contamina.
tion nothing was found beyond numer
Gus collections of sticks, leaves, ant
decayed vegetable mater. In places TIN
water was found TO be covered with
thick, consistent scum, The nature o
which the officers would could not de
termine. A gutter was noticed nea
Rattlesnake Run, which looked as II
might have been used TO carry o.
kitchen slops from = house near by, bu
the woman there declared that she neve
threw anything but clean water into thi
gutter.
The officers made careful notes of th
points that seemed TO be contaminate
in the slightest degree, so as 10 give
full and comprehensive report to th
Board OF Health. This morning the
started 10 investigate the stream ON th
south side.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
Concerning York tow = i.
LONDON, Oct. q, 1881.

loNDoN, OcJ' Il, 1901
The Standard This morning in refer
ring to the compliment paid to the
British flag at Yorktown says =
"Though no such testimony of good
will had been requisite after the adj
dress Of President Arthur on assuming
office, yet it will not be the less appre.
ciated. 1t is enhanced by the graceful
terms in which the order decreeing
the compliment is worded. Tho
Franco-American Club at Paris cele-
brated the Yorktown centenary by q
dinner.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-22
MIR. COnkling's II eaIth.

The Utica IN. " Observer of Tues
day says: "Senator Conkling is suffer
ing, as In former years, from malaria,
and is confined to his house. II no worse
than he was several years ago, when he
was confined to a darkened room, he Is
thought TO be certainly no better, al
though his eyes are not at this time
affected. Mr.. Lawrence called upon the
ex Senator Monday, and he has seldom
or never before seen his distinguished
friend SO greatly depressed bp Illness"