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, 1881-02-18

TETTlnIT. Mich, Feb Observation-Disclosures
1HAtN-Whnat tnsY. eKt1n nnn,tnalt M. wil!tr,
tr{ February sl.W bid Mnrcf,. M. ! whIfo Aprll,
etu' Mn!. t.0If htdl juno. tt.u5, No2 rsd, sL0pt,
HEEEitTA-W1lnmt, BlIU hn
bulrMEk1H-WhCnaf f2.uAl btt.
, 1881-02-18
]}d}StrON,

HUsTua. Ftb. H.-EL0UA-l Ia moderate demand /
prrea unchanged.
tnAik-EoEu usnlt Ixsd and yellow. 609tto4 0ats
hruI No. and cxttn white, dsSso Nn.3 white. ~;
k.k9 mixed and No. j. wh!t0. 47Gtkc. kye. tlM
Hu1TEA-CAulCv Western CtsAIueflvA, f4eAG;
, 1881-02-18

UswESu. Fob. l7..-GHAlS-NEcat steady. Corn
quiet, new Western ulixcd. b.; uil d., &c.
, 1881-02-18

Ftnr1anis for Timber fpr l9renkwnter ~
thlcnxn.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFF1cE,t
~ y IUnoff HulttitnE 5
u..,.. GlttCAGU, ILL.,, Fab. Il lk9t.
~, Srnlmd prnrn1'.nse II tIpcntr viii ho rsceivcd a.
@ tnr Ttn'shlnH hcn'l2ek md pro tInur required ir
g!l's @ II ~ n1tcr"t brenkwntcr Mt Chicago ILL., The
uciFHfT VIII In CNmiHenced bAfly ~ nfnctfenhIn
son " 1nkt mar KatlGn. ~ ~ "
Under tae cnnttact! contemplated by this nhver-
utnnrns T. s prnIr'.ed % expenh nos cfs than aNG
FORMATION arpy At ihls nfcc. a.. .J. III DECK EiI
MAl0r of Engineers. u. +, 4.
, 1881-02-18

THE COURTHOUSE,

WILNtN0TaH. Fob. l1.-SplnlTs or 1CRPES1IS
Strong nt alc. =
, 1881-02-18
MARINE.
The Convention Of VESSEL Own.
er3 Finishes Up It's Work.
4 Permanent Organization Male-En.-
ploymcnt OF shipping Agents.
Sales Of Vessels Since Jan. 1-Personal and
Other Notea.


TIE vEsYEJt-DsYSCRs,
=, A"o l"'hR FGastuH " tuo f'nsel'O"HEEh
Convention convened at Tho racltlo Itotet at
lo"pI nj. Wolf, Of Milwaukee. occupied tho
Thc foi,nsi,, 's'ns .""s ,as.n,,. ""s ns "''''''
Icsa;r,,t '%,s 't,a, ~" ,s,a ~, va,,,on j., ,,a,.
SER n% I, ;sSol +; y 4 St @ SPT,sc =; !s I'D ror
lt,K that while thors may bn much or its pro-
TM.susHRe w NY. nr hlscHsatoha nor proIltabo ~ news
III thesu with tt ,ro 'losro ia In. brnt sc.rn,
Or ihat VIC cnre To l,ave general puhIicM ton;
,i M t.t ~ Inc eIclllai9n OF "! rei1rtern II nnly
il~tn;t avoin, =" i W n .. ~" G"nun dttr-
~ cviicTce.l IN NJ, ,,rtico II, ts Iss,o If % F",
u, bGforc lilo assembling " this Convention,
.nI' n.. ~ aaFu'c aceouhta VI 1ts hrst uays pro-
i;rxn|sS,, Tint N ro,,,+ora nail, fr,,,, Ill.,, ~o
porter Vi tbo uauur 1,anMai tx, ,',rnt;na ~ rc.
lnnin during tho al,Gscpuent sessions or tic
ttnvc',t!t'l.
ro,i. Mr: bennington was authorized to draw up
lGsuHtlphs lHleiltihH inc lnet1tM DI 31nktOR ns-
ssssnsts t ior Sst1IIsnE ana aia'n,nx tie
PASSED. Arrr. cvSylDr1,A,,,,r p1sf.l,sstny.
ei uf Il. a1 Hcs. sss n Iorrn rry@ t nslGyg .n ns
IN in y th np 'pao4 as'"x sune y &
u,,ntI lin Trn3,,tsva 1 1ittaa . - ~ ~ .an M
pjfntcd to cnil ,inn rne iosnl A.*tn.iatton n r,
HH fn, to III m h IN H. % ~ ftnfs " 'sh t0T
Hoara imli1 ss,ch tin1c as It H,ay hc t1ecdcd nj
nGsK. IF a9y sthsr na;s s'Isct e Tic ea''of
The Xssociatfon in fmvtnn ,,rannfznd ~ Tn cn,
erui vesse-Uwl'ers' Associa.Um OF Il tt,u ~ iuand
% kns !egtd + tS fG"w19F " 1lsss, yrsssa'
deni. emit. N. II. Wn,f uf MIiwn,,kn": snrrs.r
Chieugo. TO- A'e"'''o'' e"'' '"e'D 'on"So" VI
''s's0. .r,,,, ,,,..,.,,r,,,n,.,. x,,
TIE CONSTITUTION PROVIDES
lint t1t I'm
, 1881-02-18
R4fILLiOfD IJiTE-T1DTE.

I2liILI2OlID TIME-TIfBLE.
4 REVIVAL. AND DEPARTURE nF
hAtSH-ExPLANATfbN or nEFERkHcn
n n MMARKs-tsathrfny nxceptci. Sunday e1csptet.
fHondaY excepted. tDni1y.
Ghtcnzo Il Northwestern HALLWAY.
apply at ~ Clnrk-st- Grand Tnclio llrnks Exnrsss
nHlco FaItnof Huust. Is Cnnhl-st, hH1 lilo totsot
, 1881-02-18

etes Tn!tlr-'t''n'"" '"''"' ......,...,., 3COsats
tnirr,h lit,t a" .t,.rrs ,........ liza. Il
hu., am n H1'1 ~ ..,,.,..,.......,.,,I. I.aIshj7j
, 1881-02-18

f1aY. sflntly EXCEPT sundara
NnIETl.ulinnn slceNpK Cara from Chicago 70 St.
nnals. hnnsts Cit5 und lrofia. laslnF Uay Coaches
M1!H fetylfinH chairs Chicago to st. Louis, md fo.
GLAZING Cmhlr Sccnu9 Cars CAtcnro Hannibal u,,d
IT. Luuls Or kahsus CITY, e
, 1881-02-18

SIIEEf'-!iIt change. II any WIS 10 thu 1.vnntHsB
an ii, tle prtcril1 days Ht !lle weuk. t"at rlorn
ralcraH'e in common linn II anod 70 lt*t ar'1tirs
aticr cnss. sales ranged from si3 a75 for poor u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-03
Houses TO Rent.

store in Kimball Block; 500.
Cne room in Kimball Block; So.
Offices in Kimball Block, for particulars IN
quire at our othce.
Seven room house in 9Th Ward, SIS.
House Of rooms, on Sd, between Main ana
West Temple streets; for terms inquire 81 Our
Office f.
That elegant house on Brigham street Tor
zaerly occupied by Meader; price, $50.
Modern style house of twelve well nnlsheo
rooms, with well improved grounds, In 4sIn
Ward; rent per month, $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-03
TERRITORY OF UTAH, 90
SALT LAKE CITY. 90

/, John T. Game, Recorder of Salt
Lake City, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and cor
rect copy of an Ordnance entitled
can Ordinance in relation to Levy
ing and Collecting Tax for Grading,
Paving, and Crawling certain Side
walks" passed by the City COun-
Gil Of said city, May 31st, AID.
1881, as appears Of record in my
Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-03

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
MoulDIkCS, BRACKETS AND
AL SIZES OF WINDOW CLASS
AT BOTTOM FIGURES. LAT
TIMER, TAYLOR & CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-03
ELIB KELSEY, ELI B. KELSEY, TUN
ELI B. KELSEY & SON,
SUCCESSORS To
ELI B. KELSEY g. SONS,
REAL ESTATE, MONEY LoANIEG.
HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTION
AGENTS,
Once, % First South Street. P. o. Box, 800,
Salt Lake City.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ne are IN communication By TeIe-
phone aOath all subscribers to the SAT-
Lake and Ogden CITY telephone En-
change.
We are ready at all times to aid persons Of
limited means by Leaning them at least SO per
cent Of the Purchase Price of any Property we
Sell, on long time and reasonable rate of inter.
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
lowing List From sales made and constant
additions to our property list, look for some
thing new every alternate SUNDAY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Do7r purchase your clothing before ex-
aiming the prices AT A. IS L. Mjtteathal's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
FOE HALE.

LrOR SAL E--A house ON Kim street, No. 8li,
4 next dor to Holloway. A go8d stand, &C.
Gupied by Booth & Moore. Apply 10 J0hn
B0wning, tt67 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
FOR aENT.

h0R rem new two,stoty house, @ rooms,
H. clateln ana hydraut wntet, convenient to
nuslneas; also house with 0 rooms; apply to
Z NJ. Whsat, at sanger Bros.
E'uh KENT - d slraDle cottage with hy
L. drant and picr yard Apply 60 l.. D.
n3uEles, lt22 Nam s. fset
k'UG hESf-fhe Bennett hide house, In rear
OF John Potts grocery store, In trout OF
Pacihc derot. 81 liable for a produce store;
WIZ hold 5,00O bushels of corn. For psrtiCu-
lars, i1qalre OF John Browning, 1857 Elm st
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Political Matiera are discussed from the Ccu-
sentative Democratic standp point.
Rut Prompt, Complete and Reliable
News N the lcndsUw feature or
The New Orleans Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Our Teiesraphio Connection with Eu
rope.
/ onaon Ccr. Rnralo Conrier.

The drsi cable, it viii be remembered, was
laii down in 1855 by Sir Charles Bright, but
being the only cable between England and
America. il was subjected 10 rather hard
usage. like most newinyeniions. Hundreds
of long messages were passed at far toe great
a speed, too much electrical power wrs
erlployed, and insulation net being SO vel
understood as at present, disastrous effects
followed. II was iilla an engineer using very
high pressure On steam boiler only CON
struc,od for low pressure. Hence the csbe
1 of 1858 gave out, and nothing more was doi Q
until 1866 when another attempt WAS msde,
which likewise failed. In ihe following
n wear. how yer, cable WIS., successfully iaid,
and the lost one Of 1865 WAS picked up and
q carl 'ed to lis end,
Il Since thst time telegssphic Communication
n between the two continents has hardly ever
been int rrupted, but both these cables arc
VI now defunct. Seven additional. csblts havc
81 been laid down since 1866. The cid Fronch
~. able is. like the three above mentioned,
~ tunct, ana the new French direct line by
On. zsnce, Bress and 81. Pierre has likewise
se.I,, for the time being. Hence France is,
through England, entirely unc meet.
xsoep. legraph With the United States. The
:3sa, ~ Nies ave thoae hid in 1878, 1874 and
29cenSS he direct United States cable 70
RaJE'n @i'o "a, which Laser Mt the present
E%a,,a''t about hnlfoi tbs total cable
Nh NV, ny ,hla Of 1878, though rot exact
W a.a !, Ne ~ ~ the lrishmau, slmos. speech.
se ui -; nSe Of 1874 shutters 20 badly
ia +; IT, !. , ,ne Vue sparoely. hue, ss |
-, /" = UEvu ou' ny three !'living' cables
ss, 9S sur apu'e' u 10 the continents of the
IA .5 'ruios IJuu u ugh three Of the dead
' ~ s,.u LEV "uIi9' wy able of being resusi-
t4ted ,,
w ne hor it is worth W. 'o ' 'S nnes,; wy
"a xssler y 9 purely com Nv monopolzad
who The business Is tota '',1Ni ,9h,,
~ oEe company, there is n, =, roblee e,
they should, when the livn, N ali r,.,
prteenE rates, are able 10 trsnsl o,e oabI'.
aages But when Jay Goujd's Iva dis"r
inter into competition, things viii ,csed -
DDt. In the frat place, it is pro, ana
reduce the rates y. first TO nn9 hsl .Lo
II sufficient encouragement Is aCcorde ,hor
new enterprise, tho rate viii be I'm ~
lowered tOa fourth. or q slYpence (Englh y
per word, between London and New YorI
II may turn out, however, that the new
orgsnization will be absorbed by the odl
pne, ~ has happened in each case, 50 far,
With every opposition cable that hiss been
laid There has hitherto immediately nfter
The openiug OF new cable been o Sarce
war between tho rival companies: but by |
|0me spacioe Of mesmerism OF pore ism, or
|ome other ism, tho now line has invari,
Ably been attracted TO the old, and the
ceased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
The DAILY

Contains more Teleuraphc, Commercial and
shipping News than any other journal pub
llshed IN the south. Special and extensive
TeleTraphic Dispatches from Texas and ali
parts OF tho south n prominent feature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
MtsCELEANGoUs WANTS


KITANTED--A situation by man and wife,
w 10 take charge OF store, Laundry, or
lanltOr IN a building. q. Il u Elm hotel,
Elm street
AN ANrhD-A gentleu al and wit con find
w bosm In private family. Tho best CT
references given aud required. Address A,
Gre letter carrierEr. ., city.
NM lied W iiIst.ciafs tiGners s'cudy
w work. App'Y 10 johnson & Peters, Cor
sicana. Texas.
MY AErEO--l0 sell, The lot aud building
wv corner Of Elm and Jelltwon. Apply
@ S.dne = Heating,
IN AN Ep--UAe llrst'clt.S carpenter, com.
w peteni u ran . roll saw aud piaher;
also eight brft-clas5 hOueo earpenters; first
class wages and steady work. Apply toJ, Il
Minor, Corticena, leyns
WANTtD- Ina malt family u single girl
w or woman (whitel a steady place,
good home ard good wages guaranteed. For
CART nlars call on proprietor OF City Laundry,
100 ComlnerCe st.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Texas & Pacific Railway
AID ITS
CONNECTIONS
FORM THE
Most Direct and Quickest Line
Srsa all Points In
1 T. x A S

ST. LOUIS, Mpmpu,s
CHICAGO, EaSvvfIlr
i,XpTISSAroIIs. tcH2uaiSsysidt b \
TolMDo, AM a vdps wa
AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Soutnoast
itsine Leave DALLAS STATION as follova.
EAST BOUND.
20 20 a. maii and express. a;l0 y
- - '''"'' "fi" express ...,.....,..... $50 ~
WEST MOUND.
NO. ., mall and express --.,r--v yOna = !.
No. !, mail and express, ''''''''
sn nos; emu run daily between Aoeline
aa N0 S. L Saa run daily between rsrt wortg
u. P. TURNER, giche, A,s..
CONNECTIONS.
AT TEXARKA with all traina or IN
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern RailwSv
for All points North, East and southenst'
AZ LONGvIEW JUNCTION and MINROLA.
wlsha All trains on International ltaliroau foy
.yles, raiestlho, Houston, Auatin, Galveston
9nd San Antonio, 49,
=. AT nALLAs, with trains OF tho Houston 4
nremohd, Waco, Calvert hryan. Ue,nnstsaS'
ern TeEaa. N"' 9"usn-
AetetER1 with II. an. q. u. Il, Tor
ppsues on tte line OF that road
:, ~ " sohi WCAtH, with etages FOR ali polnts
-, ~ t sHl ", Groar, with Red River cleaners
PuLJMlNPALACE sLEErIas CANS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Daily yincIudIny Sunday edition,. 80. ISIS 0
sample copies sut o % piicat n,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
The WEEKLY

le dllci with the beat quality OF Reading Mat.
ter, I'D a considerable space IL ievetad spc.
ciall, TO Agricultural interests and the
Marke. aports.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Apple, pear, plUms and cherry trees.
Elm street opposite Huey Il Philips.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

NorlUE--tarmmg lands 90 rent In quantl-
~ ties 10 suit either on shares, teams fur
nished or Otherwise, as parties may wish, Ap-
NallaS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

A. & L. Mitteniha have received new
shipment OF carpets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
GATTLE FOR SALE.

Two thousand ine Western Texas stock cat
Tie Tor SAFE al reasosr able figures. For arms
apply 10 JOHN ). ANDRE Ms,
Fort Worth Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
,. ansea. 100000

Bushels of corn, by F. A. Glass & Co.,
thei crorn shelter, south side of public SQUARE
also l,000.ons bsled hay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06
TRIED BY FIRE
OIEBOLD'S SAFES.

DALLAS, January 10, 1881.
Il, r. NcYEs, ESQ, Houston, Texas:
! take pleasure In informing you that HE
Number Sale sold me by your agent, Mr.. j.
W. Bows, some time since, preserved its con-
tents complete. The papers were unimpaircd,
aud some fifty dollars In bills and silver were
IA bright as when placed In the CASH vault. |
consider the test q good one, rs the block OF
buildiogs on south side OF Elm street, where
my house was located, were entirely destroy
handle was melted, which viii require
replacing. l shall rt-paint the sale for
cont,nua. use. The prac ical test Of the Die
bold Safe and Lock Goa Fire Proof saies "a
positive protection ! am most happy 10 ac-
knowledge. Very truly,
Denison, February 10. 1881,
| L, I. NoyEs, ESQ, General Agent Diebold
safe and Lock Company:
Dear Strive take pleasure In informing
you that the Number u Dicbold Safe pur.
| chased from you wes In the Dire on tho niyht Of
| February Slh ISL, which consumed our two
| etory b,ick store and the store adjoining The
| safe fell with the floor into the cellar, Ia
| which was stored an immense stock OF bacon,
lard, oil, and sucn heavy and innammable
| ood-, wheio Il remained for forty-eigh
"a, from the ruins. On opening tho sal,
some hours later, we found oil our books
papers anil mo, ey In q perfect state OF pres r
vail n We fully endorse the Diehold Ssfe
AID want another as soon as can open on
new store | send sample Of money taken gu
worcn It. The ssfe we will ship 10 You AS
sample, 40 you can chow what the Dicbol
~ " Very respectfully yours,
Marx, Kurux 4 Co
wholesale 0rOcers, benson, Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
AsENsATIoN AT LEXINGTON, Ky.
A SOOundrcI who stole the Name OF Gar.
Held 10 Hide His Grimes.

LEXINGTON, KY, October l0.-Quite u
sensation was created late Saturday night
when it was learned that one James A.
Garfield had been arrested and locked up,
charged with forgery. Officer Garnett
WClCh, who made the arrest, gave
reporter the following facts: 1t APP
pears that gentleman by the name OF
Raum, residing in Cleveland, o., has
prOdigal son, who some yeaB since wan
dcred away from paternal care, putting up
in the blue grSs regions OF Kentucky,
GpI, from some cause yet unknown
to the Lexington authorities, worked hie
way into the Frankfort home ioS
criminals. Before the expiration OF
his term young Raum was par
dOned by Gov, Blackburn, all Of which the
son has kept u secret from the father.in
Cleveland. Now comes the sO-Called James
A. Garfield who played his part on Satur-
day, and has good showing TO occupy the
place made vacant in the pGnitentiary ut
Frankfort by the pardon OF young Raum.
For some time young Ranm has been
aware that some one was using his name
and OhtAing money from the senior RGum,
ut Cleveland, by pOst-Oilice Or,lerand other
wise. lie selected himself special detec-
tive to work up the case, and on Saturday
his labOrs were crowned with signal sue
cess in capturing the "James A. Garfield"
while in the act Of sending money order
telegram from the Lexington telegraph
office to the senior Raum, at Cleveland,
asking u remittance OF $50, with young
Raum's name signed to It.
The telegram stated that "hO had Just
escaped from prison and had reached this
point, and was without means to make his
escape from the SAte." When officer
Welch made the arrest he was searched,
and evidences Of forgery in the shape OF
postOtlicp orders, drafts, etc, were found
on his person, which leads to the belief
that he is an "old bird, and perfectly ia.
miliar with the "soft" places In these de.
partmCntS,
Ills examination trial will come up on
Monday, when il Is expected other facts
may be divulgcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
RIOTING IN IRELAND.
EFFECT OF eLADsToNEs SPEECH.
PHrarll's PuStlAu Pu1IIade-C Conservative IrIAh.
men Favorable to the Lad Art-The Woes
VI Campaigning In Africa - Suffering
Of the French TrOOpS-FOreIya Notes,

LONDON, October l0.--A serious riot oc-
Cured ut BalIyraggct, County Kilkenny,
Sunday. One man died from bayonet
wounds and another was fatally wounded,
\ collision occurred between the police
and people ut the village OF Athenny yes.
terday, in which severe injuries were sus-
tanned on both sides. One luan lost an
eye through bayOnet thrust. Five per-
sons were arrested and taken to Galway.
A Dublin correspondent says: "Glad-
stones speech has brought light and hope
to the loyal people who thought that the
Government had abandoned them. The
midland counties are still very lawless
BOycotting is proceeding with unrelenting
yigor, and incendiarism is frequent"
Parnell concluded his speech ut Wexford,
Sunday, thus "I trust the result Of the
League movement will bc, that Just as
Gladstone by his aCts in 81, has eaten all
his old words and departed from all his
former declared principles, so We shall see
kNNNt tlGeS blhNG NhlhS VI no olthlt wv pNNt
tered us chaE before the united and ad-
vancing determination Of Irishmen to re-
gain their lost legislative independence"
DunLIS, October l0.-Arch Bishop Coke,
Of Cassul, in his reply to un address froma
branch Of the Land League, after acknowl-
edging the good points Of the Land Act,
said its real value must be- estimated by the
reduction of rent the Commissioners were
prepared to make. They must not make
the tillers Of the soil the same persons
now living, in some respects, in manner
inferior to savages A fair settlement Of
the land question would be to give land
lords whatever remained after the laborers
and farmers wem decently clad, fed and
housed, aud their families provided for.
John Dillon resents being cited US all-
proving the Land Bill, lie will answer
Gladstone.
ParnGll was presented addresses In the
market place ut Wexford, the Town Hall
not being large enough to contain the ell
crowds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11

MEMPHIS, October 1O.-The regular
monthly crop report Of the Memphis Cot.
ton Exchange, comprising tho districts OF
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and
North Arkansas, embraces eighty responses
as TO the weather. Nearly all report tho
weather during September as having been
generally favorable for picking. The dam
ago by droutll, rust, worms aid storms all
report as serious, the damage from tho
above causes averaging 81 pCr cent. Tho
cotton frriting nearly all report Oh bad.
lE.. As to the progress Of piCkingrespo
indicate TINT from 26 TO Is per cent Of the
crop has been picked averaging o. per cent
yield per acre. The average yield Ii esti-
mated at 1915 pounds Of seed cotton per
acre. The yield compared with 1881 Cstl-
mates the range from % 10 u per cent less
than 1880, averaging 81 per cent less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
10. That,a The Reason.

CALDWELL, o., October lO.-A Republl-
can asked Mr.. Durrell, .at Cambridge, u
Democratic stunpcr why the Democrats
made no open campaign this year. Here
piled in these words, III the presence Of
large crowd: You Republicans hare been
engaged IN hs dirty trork Of carting The dead
carcd@ cfIinI GdrGtM about The country, and
Tho Democrats don't TIE 10 my daulhinJ
GgaiHa il iua nOw." His words were taken
down and repeated In his presence, and
day, and arc creating great excitement
among Republicans In all this region OF
Ohio, US showing the reason Of tie still
hunt. II Is the ilrst public statement the
Democrats have made why they mike no
speeches. The revelation has straightened
all the lines, and you may expect big
vote for our ticket, rs an Endorsement for
Garfield and rebuke Oithis brutal speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11

KASS,a CRY, October lO.--A special 10
the l'oa. DiHaich says In the criminal
court at Independence, Mo-, to-day the al.
tOrnGys for VIM. ltyan, recently convicted
for the Glendale train robbery, made
Il motion for fa : new trial III which
Coy. Crittenden Is charged Will, appearing
in the court on the last day Of The trial
with an armed posse which had the effect
Of preludicing the jury in the Case. A good
deal 0t excitement prevails and the court
room Is crowded with people listening u
the argument. II the motion Is granted,
and these charges sustained, the said
governor will bc liable to indictment aud
Impeachment for Emalieasance il Office,
willie on the other hand II The motion Il
not sustained liyan'a attorneys will be
liable to iAdIln0eML hr perjury,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
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THE INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
or Base Hail CIubH-InIIIAI steps TAX o.
YNstNntlay.


PIrrSBuRGn, October l0-An informal
meeting of representatives OF the Indie.
pendent League Of Base hall Clubs was
held here this afternoon. After short dis.
cussion It was decided to 90 no further at
the present time tlIan to elect the present
officers, appoint Committee on COnstitu.
ton md bylaws and call an immediate
second meeting. Thereupon the following
Temporary officers were chosen TO act for
the associations until election Of perna.
ncnt officers
President NJ. s. Day, Metropolitan Club
New York, ViCG.lresident Christ Van
Derahe, 81. Louis; Recording Secretary and
Treasurer James J. Williams, Columbus,
Ohio, Corresponding Secretary II. y. Nc.
Knight, Pittsburgh, NIcssrs. Thomas Of
Cincinnati, Charles FumCr Of Ihildlel.
phia md n delegate TO bO appointed by the
Louisville club were named and coin.
mittce to draft and present to the next
meeting constitution and bylaws to
govern the association. This committee are
to innRt n day proceeding the regular meet.
Ing for permanent organization which will
I've held at the Gibson hOnse, Cincinnati,
Wednesday morning Nov 2nd at 10
O'ClCc;.s