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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-19
Dots.

Chicago, 1S.-In the circuit court,
Boone County, yesterday, Dr.. Thos.
n. Cream, convicted of the murder
of Daniel Stott, Of Garden Prairie
was sentenced to the penitentiary
for life, after the application Of his
counsel for a new trial had been
.oyerruled,
Davenport, IS. = The river has
fallen an inch in twenty-four hours.
The worst is believed to be over.
Malone, N. Y, 1S.-Sunday night
the house of j. Mccarthy, Cooks
Corners. burned, and four OF McCar-
thy's children persisted.
Philadelphia, 1S.-Gen. HOyt and
staff and Pennsylvania troops left
for Yorktown to-day.
st. Louis, 1S.-The seventy.secOnd
annual meeting of the American
Board of Foreign Missions, began
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. About
500 delegates are here.
New York, 1S.-A Paterson ma
chine manufacturer, few days ago
sent marine engine to Alaska, and
has Just received orders for steam
engine for Auckland, Australia, an
other for Bombay, and third for
South America.
The Times: President German. of
the fire department, said, yesterday,
that if the present rapidly diminish
ing supply of water failed, in case
of a large fire, the department would
use the next best enemy to a fire,
and that was dynamite. 1--WE have
a regularly drilled department of
sappers and miners. 1t is divided
into four companies. composed OF
assistant firemen of the whole SER
vice. We are thoroughly drilled in
the use of explosives.
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At Yorktown.

Yorktown, 18.-There was slight
shower this morning, and the
weather is cooler. EighU boats ar
rived between midnight and S
o'clock this morning, bringing many
troops and civilians. Among the
former were attachments from
Delaware. Michigan, Virginia and
New Hampshire. At 10 o'clock
salutes were fired from Gen. Han
cocks camp. The steamer Excelsior,
with the Yorktown congressional
commission on board, arrived this
morning, and received salutes from
General Hancock's camp and war
vessels in the harbor. Shortly after
the Dispatch and TalZapooSG hove
in sight and were Saluted by the
camp and gunboats.
President Arthur left the Dispatch
at 11.30. and proceeded to Lafayette
Hall, where he will be received by
the governor of Virginia.
Fortress Monroe. 18.-The steamer
C0tSkill, with Secretary Blaine and
the French and German guests, ar
rived at Hampton Roads this morn
ing, from Washington. The French
minister and guests were transferred
to the frigate Megeccere, which got
under way, and accompanied by her
consort, the DuDao71t DoT0ille, sailed
for Yorktown. Statutes were fired
from the fort in honor Of the arrival
of the distinguished visitors. The
CatskiU left for Yorktown at 9
o'clock.
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A Card to the Public.

The Provo Manufacturing Com
pany have over 100000 worth of
WOODEN GOODS for sale, which
have been made this season, 1881,
and which must be sold during the
next ninety days. They are made
by our own artisans, and we have
put them upon the market at prices
that can not be equaled by impor-
tation of same weight and quality
of goods.
We respectfully call the special
attention of the public and the
merchants generally to these goods,
as we sell them at figures that can
not fail to please them.
Our goods can be found in stock
with j. G. CUTLER, Agent, z. G.
M. 1. and others in Salt Lake City,
and also in most of the Cooperative
and other stores throughout the
Territory.
We are always in the market for
WOOL for which we pay the highest
market prices in cash. FALL
WOODS are now i'll special request
with us, and we will pay as much
for them as any other house in
Utah. We respectfully solicit your
patronage. Yours Truly,
Provo Manf'g Co
= JAMES DUNN, Supt.
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The BaIlOOnist.

Chicago, 1S.-No further news hSzzss
been received from the balleeR.
though newspapers are sending OuE
correspondents from towns supposed
to be in the vicinity of where faeT {,
aeronauts descended to gat2Es
information, and look for thu
missing men. The Western UnioEs
operators are instructed 10 seaEs
every speck in the sky and eiSsr
information of any appearance CT
the balloon. The signal service a.
Washington, one of whose eEE-s-
plOyeeS accompanied Professor King -
is beginning to express some anxiety -
The suggestion has been madE =
that a cavalry be sent OHE 3
from Fort Smelling. Mimi, ami }
other points where United :
States troops are stationed s1sS
scout for the aerial voyage1s. Mrs.
King is said to have gone east
because of being annoyed by the
visits of newspaper men, and by TIE
cries of newsbOys about the loss
balloon. She has the utmost csHsSz -
dence in her husband, and BELIEVES :
he is in the forests of Wisconsin
| Minnesota or Dakota. The chIRE
cause of anxiety is the fact that the
balloon took only tWenty-fOur hours
supplies, namely, two roasted chick
ems, six sandwiches. one piece Ofp5a
two slices of cake, four slices OF
bread and butter, two sticks oA
celery, one gallon OF water and -
| little fruit.
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Foreign SlIsceIlRDy.

London, 1S.-General LamheE@ 70
commandant of the Paris garrison 2
has been appointed to the chief COR
mand of the city of Tunis.
Berlin, l8-VOn HOhrecht, e1r-
minister of finance, has fOrmaDy
taken a stand against governments
and is especially fighting against tins
tobacco monopoly.
Madrid, 1S.-The appointment "a
Gen. Pendergast as governor gene
raj of Cuba, to succeed Gen. BlaneS
has been gazetted. 1t is believed bS
will take out decree granting am
nesty to exiled journalists.
Tunis, 1S.-Gen. LOgerOt marched
with 1000 troops toward ZaghOVaD,-
yestei day. fighting with the Arabs
is proceeding near Ghardilaou.
Rome, 1S.-KOncetti, papal nuce52@
to Bavaria, is dead.
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Cabinet Changes.

New York, 1S.-Tinaes and SsEG--e
announce, as almost settled, that eX--
Senator Frelinghuyser is to be seq
rotary of state. The Sun says, eq3--
torially: Ex-senator Howe viii De
secretary of the treasury and Bea--
J. Brewster, of Pennsylvania, attO1-
ney-general.
Times Washington: 1t seems "a
be the generally accepted fact that
the President has selected several
gentlemen for cabinet officers, aze3
that the nominations will be ms61Es
to the Senate within few day.
after his return from Yorktown Il
is believed Howe will be named T1Z-
the department of justice; Judge
Folger for the treasury; Sargent for
the interior, and Gen. LOngstree3
for the navy.
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IFate Irish,

London, 18.-It is understood that
Sexton declined an offer of govern
ment to release him from imprison-
ment on account of his health, pro-
vided he leaves the country.
1t is not considered probable that
members of Parliament in Kilmain-
ham jail will be detained beyond
three months.
Dennis O'Carthy. poor law
guardian, and Land Lacquer, was
arrested at Dublin.
Dublin, 1S.-In view Of the eXpla-
nation given by Forster, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Gray has with
drawn the statement that he believes
the police are acting under orders Of
government for the purpose Of pro-
voking a collision. Forster was
protected by mounted police while
driving from his residence to the
castle to-day.
Limerick, 1S.-The Twentieth
Regiment has arrived to strengthen
the garrison. The authorities keep
the telegraph Office open all night,
for the transmission OF military and
police kilograms.
London, Is. - Lord Carlingford
Qiberal), who as Chichester Fortes-
cue, was twice chief secretary of
Ireland, speaking at RadStock, last
evening said there was no ground
left for argument between the gov
eminent and the people on one side,
and the Land League and its leaders
on the other. That the League lead
ers had uhhappily chosen to carry
the issue into quite a different field
of force. He trusted and believed
there would be no armed insurrec-
ton in Ireland, and that no excited
men would compel an armed force
to shed blood, but still the methods
of the League were such as could
only be met by force in some shape.
The Fifty-Second Regiment en-
barked for Ireland, to-day. The
women and other non-efectlves re-
main in England, as if the regiment
was ordered into active service.
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The FrnnMIin Expedition

London, 1S.-Captain Adams, q z
the whaler Arcticsa Revisited the
scene of the loss of the ETebsSs and
Terror, Of the Franklin expedition 30
He found the house and store Of
provisions near Franklin mona
ment, in a wretched condition. IN
Fury and Heels Straits the EsquI--
maux gave him particulars which %
appear to clear up the fate Of tie
last survivors of the Franklin ex--
petition. After the loss Of t6e
Ships, seventeen men started eyez~-
land, hoping to reach HudsOns
Bay. Only three survived the jour
ney to the house of the narratOE's
father. One Of these, supposed *, Sss5s
Lieutenant Crosier, died frstS the
death of the others followed.
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Chinese strike.

San Francisco. 1s.-Victoria dis
patch: Most of the Chinese labor
ers on the railroad have struck con-
fseauent to the collection Of revenue
tax from them. a spectator states
that at Eight Mile Camp the Chi
nese made a rush for sticks and
stones to attack the revenue forces,
but the outbreak was quelled by the
firm bearing Of the officers.
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The Nevada Bank.

San Francisco, 1S.-The adjourned
annual meeting of the Nevada Bank
was held to-day, when the following
directors were elected: J. G. Flood
John. w. Mackay, James G. Fair, ].
L. Flood and G. B. North. J. G.
Flood was chosen president; o. B.
North, viee-president; j. S. Angus
secretary. Louis McLane, who has
been president Of the bank since its
organization, has disposed of his in
terest in the. same,tand voluntarily
resigned.
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Stock Matters.

New York, 1s.--The Posi-, IefeE-
ring to Vanderbilt's bOmalesE7
power in settling railroad wars ami
making the money market str1B-
gent, says: Whoever knows his M
tentions has the key 70 stock speeu-
lation.
There is a report that the St.Louas
and San Francisco road has Offere&
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Rs
company five millions cash for TESs
half interest in the Atlantic ana
Pacific Railroad company, and 1A6-
offer has been declined. None ~
the bonds of the A. 81 ?. are fOsC
sale.
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Or the Old Racket:

New York, 1S.-The republican
state committee have sent notice to-
custom house employees that con
tributions TO defray election e1-
penses of the state are in order, aDz
a considerable body OF the CLERKS
have waited on Collector RobertSCEa
for advice. He is reported to have
promised to see the committee abOES
it, and get a change or modificahGz-
of their plans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-19

THE LARGEST Stock of Heme
made Wooden Goods of all kinds
Homemade Trunks, ETC., can be
seen at the Old Constitution Build
ing. JOHN G. CUTLER,
Agent of Provo Wooden Mills.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Choppers, Loggers, Men and Teams,
to haul lumber in Bear Lake Val
ley. Single teams from 81 to SIS
per day. Hay and grain cheap.
Steady work all winter. Apply to
II. S. WOOLLEY. Manager Bear Lake
Lumber Co., Paris, Idaho. =
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Must Be Sold Immediately.

A Coed Building Lot, one block
west Of Nineteenth Ward School
house, 5x20 rods; fenced fruit trees.
S. W. DARKE 81 Co.
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Cheaper than Ever.

Our new stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, etc., have just arrived.
which we are offering at exceedingly
low prices. Call and examine goods
and prices. DoNELsON BROS.
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New York, 1s.-Arrivals OF gol1
from Europe, to-day, SS25,0oo.
Quebec .1S.-Six inchesof snow
fell last niGht.
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ELECTRICITY.

DIR. DYER c Heas: II D Gs.seie a aRs
Electricity only. No Medicine used. Cures
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Neural
gia, Asthma, Heart Disease, Kidney, Liver,
Diphtheria, Inhamed Eyes, Group, Cuts,
Bruises, Strains. Burns cured by one sppl
cation. Old Ulcers, Cancers, Dropsy.
Office: 12sS15 First South Street (Kimball
Block, Salt Lake City. SO
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LESLIE'S MONTHLIES. ws@s
bound, make a neat little volEA2T
The HERALDBindery does wc<Ef m
eVary style and ct reasonable ESA-
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LuMRE n: ~ soLEs.- LAY
FLOORING, auSTlo, SEDS@0
PICkETs, ETC., CHEAP 40
LATtMER, TATL0R-& CO
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You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS & YOUNG'S,
1922 First South Street.
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WANTED.

A few Good Rock Masons. APP
ply at DeSeret NeaoS Office.
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WANTED.

Five good seamstresses. Apply
Immediately at 124S Titles Row.
HELEN MATHBR.
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A Girl to do general Housework.
Apply at Mrs. M. G. Phillips, Third
South street, two doors east Colo
RADIO House. y
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

a girl to do general Homework
Apply w. .. Telegraph Ofise.
WANTED.
, 1881-02-04

Gio 'p'p ltitsI$ III GAElAllI& Atlht pVnEl Ht7tE
after, they will try to ret sVmeboty WHO
knuws enorxl, to naku M Index" Tint
particular lntlax has mt Improved during
tin Inst !lfleefl years. II IL nbDnt tuN times
ns hAtt hs Il was fifteen yeurs nRo. because 1t
IL nhnnt tct times MS large now ~ It WIS
tloli. For cxntnu!n, the Index to tho TD,-
grcsatonn1 0loto for tho 11trty.ninih Con-
grcss, which contained nhoMt b,D00 rn9es,
occupies lNt pnRrs. The C0iNrrsstnNut
Record fur tho Inst srssinM comprises five
volumes, containing nltngcthcr 400 pnges.
The instex Is II bulky n,tnrtO volume,
CaSr..tSiSA l,O$} FACES.
II tic ind0x sllDult continue ttt grow Ms
rapidly during thu next i,yo years MS It !,ns
since tho Democrats tIayo controlled the H.
tlcx-i,lakcr IN the Inst five years. 1t would
equal Or exceed In bulk the Congressional
Record Itself.
In the discussion atrendy allulcd to, It
caihe nut tl.at the milking Of the index Is COLI
ttded IN contractor, who Is pait, n certRti
ritu per Thousand cn1s; This stuws nbn,lt ia
Eeud Judgment on tho part If tl,e Commit
lees OH Printing as they would display II
Thu Anew. York Tribune Intlex for 1850" Is
= butter guido tn tic proceedings If Congress
for TINT ycnr tgtAll Is this bulky .,tlArtn Wi.
lllsig Of l.0%l nayes. f}tlt the contractor who
altnle ttIlS tt1telitn NaluefStno Its blialncAs,
which wns to m1lke
A Mrctt MONEY ASp Az roDr, AS INDEX
~ hmm, innnu,ttr .o,,,l ,lnrtao ,rhorc
nr,' fnr mxnn,f,l. liz tn,iaxss1Ir rIrs ,;pier ti,o
,,nnn nj t,o Vin". .i,r,.;ti"m rnfnrr,ur II, 1. ~.
,"nrEa NH r,,Iin,ta frnn, IN rhnis j. - rrha
im,inx.mmisnr ,t.",;1 t,r.,1,m,, to f,ccn.,7 on
~ tft'." no i,in .n on,,",t ,hs iii ~ % ti,a
Etee.lreslttrnt. tlo ,n,itiu ii, r1itrr. Turning
f,tIm the in,lex to tho ficruni, ono finds
references under tho entry u,tOtett tn such
has arrlscd"; what III iot.r 1 o, II Weies s
tlnyYi "'rllere II 10 rcp0rt"; "Cnrtninly';
etc. Under tho larla or Nj. Randall ttiert,
arc TD9 iMlex.et1trieH, which refer 10
thrilling aid important character. Their.
nre th1rty-lOur entries under "Afessngcs
frDnl the President" but nothing tn a,0w
what any nlessnge was about. There arn a:30
pnEeA Of refnrencps to bills nlld resolutions;
but tliern is Iii NIL these pagcs
, 1881-02-04

spsciat Dtpu:ch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAslslSuTuS, d, G., Feb. 3.-In n discus
sion Ut thu cl1aRcs rclntt'lg 10 Justification Of
the tIs,ely Statistics In the Canadian parlLa-
mcnt, a!l,lslons llayo been l,ntc 10 tho falsl-
ticatton Of the n,Aps usrtl lit determining tho
Northwest houndry question Which WINS set-
tied by the Observation-Disclosures trcnty.
Americans lava l,cen charged with conceal.
Ing It map, thereby giving tito United: States
greater possessions tlian entitled. In rofu-
taton Ut Ibis Charge 1t can bu said that, Il
fuw years slncn IN English Government n,ap
was found In tho British Museum of all
earlier date tl,an ours, which gave to tito
United Stntes tile boundary claimed.
There IL later casu Of map
Justification. Thu Struts which are
tho boul,lnry between Washington
Territory md Fnnc0nvcr's Land were ltl dis
ln,tc for years. I}y tic Treaty Nf Washing
tun the Emperor Of Germany WIS selected rs
arbitrator III tho controversy. lie decided In
our fnvor. During the proceedings II map
was produced by tue british autAnrliles by
which tho boundary line was moved about
twenty-five miles frhm tho ono allowed by
tho Emperor, md to cir dlsadvartuge, rs
several small Islands would have fnlEen to
tireat Britain. HID this man becn true, 1t
would never have boot rejected by tho 1nl-
terln1 arbitrator.
, 1881-02-04
PEABODY.


Was1ItStiTuS. u. t., Feb. 3.--The Board
Of Trustees Ut tile l'enhotiy Fund were In
session to-tlny. Miss Scars. daughter Of tho
General. submitted NJ! informal report Of the
work OF her father tho pslst year, which eYt-,
dp,lced gratifying progress III tho causa Of
eti,tcntinn In the South. Secretary Eyarls.
Chief Juslleu Waite. Judge Manning, Judge
Jackson. a.sh 1,Ishop Whtpp!e, tho
COMMITTEES appointed to. report rs to
tho. future. policy 0f t}is work
under tta tNlla, reported resolution
directing. THO Gentra! Agent TO expeua rs tar
rs M,ssIlile the revenues Itl the education 0f
tcayslers for thu Soutl!orl. schuols, bit giving
aMthnrtty to tha !i'neral Agent alld Ext;;
Ing two-1hlsds Of tho incone for destitute
acllunls.
TILE E1.EcTIoN or A SUCCESSOR
to tle t;eneTi Agent resulted y the selection
There were ahunt twenty applicants tor tho
nUsiti0n. 'rllc ''rrensurey's amn,ial report
Shaved the NyatIab!c lnconle fur tho coming
ycar IL be S90, ,000.
, 1881-02-04

: g. .;NfII SFFtsf IllE!N NtH!. 1nutur dtHf'
Tho ntter morning, when u,!lS' s'a u1 ,,es -
toanr ri 10 % ian h" via t1,at With the 4ssa,tst@ ss.,tst@
:" fnIintl the iuIlk vuu lott ycsteroas ives i
Of nthlut hHlf water" ,,,o <arf ~
Ills .lu.tler mu1tsrpI apo10Ey Of e.. Su,Hy rusuua
hurried uwuy: Ntxt n,nrnitly IL"
luuked very 6erloua, and said: .a.,sr,,uy tt1s
:" fY!,u.i ~ A., M!tk Il, yasu left Ses'''' ,.d
awny sA, liiy hQ would sec about Il. "s !.
lny bis uustt,Iuer Mfet lin w!tns ,,uf Isfis9
III io9aa liz milk yuu lett yes::sf'a' ~
eo.Ss ss eta q s saS assrs g. sast
"whnt sort Ut ifa!ntly uru you! l,,",s. ss,snap5!n
ihrso klnds VI milk ii n tuaoy 1l1n ,nas q ~
you ase NJ t.eaest being Sats1,"e , mi. il HI:
tauit 1 @ii1h tsha., you'll havs 10 sel ns'
, 1881-02-04
EADS.
lie IS SELLING SOMETHING lie CANNOT DE-
LIVER

Sptetal DiIpateh to Tile Chteaeo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. T., Feb. 3.-On Saturday
1t Is announced tint tlle House Committee On
1nteroceanic CAnHEs swill decide whether they
Will support tl.e Eatls sliIl,.raE!wuy with thu
Recommendation OF 4 Government subsidy or
nut. With respect to tho presult status 1t
will be, remembered TINT tlla subsidy clause
wns stricken out by Il yotu Of II IL i. Thu
six gentlemen who r0tett to strIku ont aru
Mcssrs. llutc!.lns. Nichols, Wl!lttlIorhe, 'rur-
ner, siarten, ntlI Page. III Orler, tielt-
fore. tl,nt tho RAILWAY BcllG,nu should
win 1t was necessary tn secllro one
Ut these six. BY .Souu ,ac;,lls Mv.
Mnrtfn WIS cnptured. i reversal uf
tho former ncIsDn Ut tlle Committee VAS uuly
defeated ut tho last meatinE by tho pruul,cll-
tf0n 0f thu acssiU,,. UM examination Ut tho
cesslon by the lexica, Government III favor
Ut Capt. Ends,
THE FACT II DISCLOSED
that nossIcf, prOteciarato It's proposvd by this
Goyernn,entcau exlst together with tho furll,-
cr grant. The slaost Minute pruvls-
Ions nre u,ulle BY tho Muxlenn
Government, aIli tho restrictions tl,rown
around ths grant 10 Eads nuke It
Il peculiarly Mexican enterprise, In brtet,
Mexico reserves every right which Eals
Is now promising tu tie United Stntes
Mexico likes tho to!Is, closes the ports
against any foreign Government ut her pleas-
IRE. 'nakes tho company cnrry her troops,
lnail, u,Ni dispatches free. fnrb,ls tho exer-
bontls or Euaran,rcs, lJutlcr thu sccoi,si lit:
tlOll 0f All, .h CONTRACT slr, ila IL lruuu3eI
By En'ls with tho United Siut.s r..ntlers ths
atexttan Er'ss't absolutely worthless.
To ENFOlicE THIS AIyrlctl:
expressly provided t!'at. ''if the yoitlance
,aartEage. or trNnsirr 10 furtiRn% % ta;Seal,.
!ssi i.nss r II sssis si''on It t; e e'SiHs s"tiEss
q H. The the ,,,,, nul'ity q M of. Of t'!a aet, il
Tim Hill Stcr 1t tn ee sfa i p"s; "ssesss;' 'S ~ 's tho
CantrUI OF the rttl, lts accessories nll lslllds
im!sn'nll.t!oi 1t any k"l." II II t,'is ss Woro M
nx9 nst nns'. !" lrssf ts Y S . r"'
io'iows: !Ti,]: ] Go,y I sll"li Co ,sStsIi, ies ns
gwen though st'nlu Or oil oil It's shareholders
be Foreigners, anu sllNl! t'n s',hject
EXC1usIyE1.y ri, Till: .1l1l.lsl,ltrrlnS Cv THE
TRIBUNALS ~, tilt: NI:pEl,tAC
III aIl n!atters Ut WHICH Tia cn,tsa of ncsfn,l
lgay take ,pi9ee will,lu Its: territory, Tho
Gnl!lt,nfy Itself, nS well MS III Foreigners, mud
thelr s.ceessnrs tnklns !nrl ~ tl9 cteyl'rlsI:,
y,g W4t'.ss ~ sil,ryi!"'rx sElnytt # IL
Mexlca!!S til ati t!ltllgs relating tu tho Ct,sn.
lAllr. Nor etII they cYen ntlrEt., With roguyil
~ lil!e " prIperty hiHl ntl.eF nlAttnra com
llcctel With thu Company, rights us iuroigll.
erR
UNDER ANY pnErEXr WHATSOEVER
THEY shall have tl,t,se rights nlul tbs mems
nf nlnking them valid wliHlI thu laws 1T tl.u
ltepuhl!o eultter oA MexteAns, md enl,so.
tinently hnt subject to interference un tho
tiart of fnreign dEp!u,nntiu Agents." Tlsrru
AihtJ sF1h
, 1881-02-04
NOTES,


WAsu1SuroS, d, C., Fyb. "a speeIal
c.,ats t,o,,,,'l,,oo .f ,,,,,ts,, NJ 1a,M'."..
t. "nr;.,a,, Iii " ". ""e .ie. ta 49,. asoM
IN fanna,,, w,,'', ~, W., ~ any or ."o, Epots
seat on tic tluor.uf both Houses with tho
nrlyitrre IN tntp nirt T., ,,;;hitc ant,,to tnrcl-
In, ,nntinrs "irna,ts, - .,,n,s sn,.as"s 1,""""t
. lns ,1'a''e's aaecI.nR. uae,t several nepafs-
will. first Of nl1, compel the selection Of nbie
lnen for Cabinet places; second, it will ex-
fMtlite public business by bringing into
discussion OF questions the best ability
oh,oino,,o. on,t tI1rI - ,r,ii II ts tl,n,,a.i,t
euro the oblectlonabla tendency to transact
all Important business In secret se5slons Of
Committee, by transferring thu eni,llEcts of
!eading nInda In tic open nrena of tl,u pub
!,c sessions Under tito present system, Cn!,-
et nle sy SsGFs rn ae axse M GaMEffss Ts
bers, and tic public scarce!y eytN gets ti: my
hrnclIt frMH tho discussions, Of which they
hear but nieagru reporta unWiiliuely given
to the lewsnupera.
r1lg PRESIDENT
scc,ns ,leter,ntnnd In kun,, tho nh,n e,c ot
tia irnnt Until hirl, 1i,n,, 81; ynrsh j
Ul,io lnrtl say tt,.tiy Clint, It Stanley Alutthews
fills vi confirmation, It II very pusshlu Tint
!se HtssaSst Ti f?'"s a, o f"r ds 'nt pss liz
chooss l,ctweun o. Tatt % nd Mn,tiewSg S "euI wol,id
doubtless preior. Matthews politically, ~
Of Glou!y:.sllirt Republicans. MD is regarded
az tlsa nntt'1r Of so,!le uf tho extreme orders
Ut thu Inst tnys of tho 0rait Administration.
In tho Senate I,uyu nol abutlt[p,,pd MI hmm
nf passf,,E Iii. Ueck'H It'll, il Is UNDERSTAND
tlal. utter the Funding bill Aas been disposed
Of. Atr. kurran will sicnk ~ s.lnport VI lreu
ailIps, tD he iUll0wea by Mr. Alurrlll OH tho
othcr, side. in which debate Mr. Hlalne may
puaatolt ls@ko HHtllt.