davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-03
ROMANTIC.
HVNihN 1lCs
apeefol Q4pakxh 70 IhA ChteaQo 1ftbuhA

gptetal Dtpatxh 70 Tns Chicago 7f'bUa4
DAIT1MunE, Nd, March "A rohautlc Wed'
ding took plueo In Cumberland, Md. to-day
which should hayc boon celebrated III baltimore
md came yory near not taking place
Mt ALL, owing to the hcs!ta''eny .nd 81
tho brIdc1slect. Tho gro9m y 1,,a o. nriae aaa
ID d wcultfy willow Mgc,i n years. ThCy came
zach With their friends to this city Snltdhy 'ata
hit then tho hour for tho ccrcony NrF!vsa sho sGo
i,ers,lasnuy OF tho groom were tut!c;
khu stnrtcl hotnDwnrtl. bur atapprh NJ !s sao
City Ilntcl, In Cumberland, for y row aaSs II.
tho anxious lover following in tho trauks 9! US
gwpUlhoart. Twice aYnin sho Siclied to hls u. u,
troatios hut when tho moment nrr[Vctl. ettausn @
to sy, sho hacNcd down, her norvcs iloi pG,us Ky
j. o. hicAtcc, ot tho I.uthoran Church. pr.
formed tho ceremony 1T CutnbcrHnd, Mtia ono one
l.uppy pair departed for honlo. Tho si,aeeF e'"'
duct Of tho pretty bride Is unexplained.
, 1881-03-03

Gpft4aE UtfN7fck 10 1hs ChfFa90 1T1blHt
DUBUQUE. ILL.,. March IA heavy sIlow's storm
set In ut q o'clock this nttcrnt'ou, which extends
that nnuthGr rhllrnad blockade Will fnl1nW.
Whlln tho sl,nw WIZ rnlug tho lightning liushUd
aiii tho thunder r1,llul 1t was 4 vivid sssno,
something which nutslrps It, Tho mercury Is
below Tho freezlMg point,
, 1881-03-03
KANSAS CITY, Mo.

6Fee1al 0Upa7fN ~ 1Hs tH5r10u 77IoRHss
kHSsAs CRY, No., March 2.-AbuMt 10 0csnok
Tonight hpAvy sturtn OF snow and sIcot Bottled
Guwt, over this section Ut tho country, which
threatens to 10 tho worst nf tho scuson. Tho
wind Is blowing nlins,st IL Ka!e FROM tho uorth-
Wrat n1ld tho slH ls drifting buddy. rrNlHs are
II tho slur,n continues through TIC night travoi
vii! nKa1n te suspended.
, 1881-03-03
DISCOUlaACINf.

Eptetat Dhpateh 10 Tbs Chtaoo 1rthunA
BIpuv ClTr, lA., March ..-Aftur tho mild
wcnthor OF yuaur.luy tho storm Of to-day IL par
tlcularly d!ac,uruHing. Snow and wind bare
filled ull trucks leading 10 tho city except tho
Soux City j. pncltiu. -Four rOnds sent tralns to
this city thla morning. but tho only outgoing
train wins On tho ruettlc All rOa,ls within a00
nisus eaAt north. Ntll west OF this city arc block
nctI. some Ut thoul alncg Now ienr'H, Nthors oc-
mls,onatlT ullo 10 got through tralus and then
GOsr up AKln.
, 1881-03-03

liberties NJ Tho pcor'u In tho growing powcr OF
the railway interest.
10 oeautluue, thrroien4 III Inereat9 A. transpur:
% l. hn, i IooIs ii , "rrascn,e"is tis ] as"nx rullrnad
companies nrs uVatnst !i'l'sc interest,", as n'sD
destructive M cu,npotItion and attended l'y un-
i. Thnt loo -n.cn.lt4i "watrr!nF Of RAILWAY
sinek." or lncrrnsr Of tatal a!oek ts'nsctl.ictit
cnec j,stiiubIc while II IL proper In nl1er cnier-
pr:sts' aNit r. II effect, robbery O. ths nn.n,ts
Q. Tint rnssenEsr IND trriEht r,ttrs ny r'!s aro
qa;s: ssa u hs s x s% III aw reduced
=; n shor,. that thc peorte arc suffering; md
md si,at Tho railways mn ho treated q" pun!e
% An answer , wns ~, received from President rcwctt
If tho ' i;ro coInnnny. @ wl,c,, tho d,,c Ina nuu.
,,.t ~. ~ .., r' ., ~, -. ~ ~ ,.1I p NV. t,I !,
forth. In this answcr President 1cwott held
ths at n";, .v ,u',ncn"c nv "na ,v n,v"r p the rail-
r,m,i M,nIuIer, nrnifnncd in ihn ,rttrr. mid flint
imsirasl UT i,rncficaiIy cnn,roltlng The r,troaI
H. Srinr -, ~ u";,n,n a,1rrr.sfIts ihr 1,rn,,rrtlns
y, rr Ws,1HT to,r ~ 1K nntn e6nryc t 'nr nren,ai
thsc 'm, !'n ps urass ' wsxrrTato IN
tcrnsts. mi Ia sttsmr,linMtc tholr owl jvnout
to tho Judgment and Interest ot tho n,ih!ie:
neG 41t M s.My 'p9rs ~ .hras
m,,c1ess Il, sith"r thu RAILWAY c,upinIes Or 10
ths t,t,hn. hn h,,t, nen hnnrf Tiki tto r,rrt,1.
thn viii" rnsn an, rm, Il, st'n .arIsuinn ns
xU,I.i Fin u c"ni;'sGncn nj Ia II iho % nts mini nnI
rnni,Ia In ruiiw"~s Ia ,rnr" rIft,,nIty fniiiii
vss Sr tns,,o x rsy oe knt 70 ne e ~ 1ss I'm ca nG
whom 1t IS to serve: tic isiilrou,i con,pnny de-
bab ,9s II is nr,c ~ srvn WIKI t', ,'fc ii nh
cu,t only nrslcr wbero tho pt.,j.c Il served. it
, 1881-03-03
lI[rFEtLO,

1urFALn, March .,-The General Agents arsf
Managers at tho fast freight llncs today mr.
ranged fnr meetings for tho year us foilows:
March, Cincinnati; April, Now York; ainy, 1t.
Li,us; June. I,uiralo;, July, lsoston: August,
NlaKnra FmlIs: septo,nbor, Now iurk; Dctabcr,
Chicago; November, indianapolis; December,
Now York.
Meyer Uclslner against tho Lako Shore T.
MtGsilgAn Southern Hallway Company to-.tny
OtaIiicd verdict fur $J,7EI. This Is nnc " thb
casns growing mt Of thu uDtcn1on at live stock
during tho strikG.
, 1881-03-03
EL01N, ILL.
Epfsfal QifudscA tn ihf Ihfsaae JfihNac,

Hpfetal uJpateA to INT Chicago Tribune.
EtntH, H., alarch Lat l:3D o'clock this att-
erllt,u, tho trsttls OIL tho Chicago, milwaukee, &
81. PAUL succeeded In breaklnx tho blockade Ut
Bartlett, a1ld thu Sunday trim. after two days
at ttclay. brought hs passengers hoFc* traln
from ChipnQo und three 0thor engines got IN Mt
tho salno tilMo. Tho road III now upon between
hcre aud EhsUuKD.
, 1881-03-03
FIRE RECORD.
A a6N,ONN FIRE.

a EHNsUNN ELKEs
A f1ro IN tho West DlvtsTnn last evening wiped
out abo,,t S10,o00 IN property within MI hui,r.
It WIS IN tho four-sieTy brick building on tho
southeast cornsr OF Lako md Jefferson streets.
Al f;43 still WIS given to EnE1nc No. II. on tho
opposIt Side Of Lnkc street, and two minutes
afterwards mn afnrm wns ttrncd III froM l'ox
No. ~ by John TyrIcll, nf lIamln's Protective
Police who had seen flames on tho l'rst tlnor.
Mnrshn swcnto was Boon Oh the ground, md, rs
tho structure WIS largo ono md full OF
in,,amntnble 1natorInl. ho tetegrapiHd tho
2-lt HIgnnl. Iiy this tttnc the fire
had made considerable progress. Twenty
minutes intcr tho otltlook WINS worse, 80 Ill
Was ssnt oycr the w,Tes Wh W. =, s'*tGGn @ steasrS
iSs ioo,se,i. est s"ysa csnsi,craSiis @ proporty '
Tho cuntiuyrNttOn WINS tune onc, thoro bo!ng
We worth mei,tionins outside u tlo oss ant insIs.
aneo WIS ths sWaIfe sast Iaanltyi H. r. whsh ny
MSs Il f'fss se sa" a '' % @ N"
ri,e str,!ot,iro ,a,,sxe5 Ina iroptaEo . Of
streot: embracing three numbers o., tho fnrnnr
is7l I BY iii iio!%ses, Fyott e., mud cost slS
norton # the tlrst 'uor aI!d The woe pie. of , tS
% tIr csiI1,ate @ thotr ioss at slun. md havo IN:
st1rnt1co policies for s6ohl m the building and
x 1n tho msharEy g which WIS WORTH 4aclud'
TI1E OCCUPANTS.
The basemcnls Of Nos y, S9, md Of Lake
iIIgs, wh0so stuck VIA tuniagct to tho extent Ut
<'G Tho ,irst iioor Of NJ 81 was oecnnnd Kran,er
& To-, manufacturers Of desks, whose stuck wAa
s5ds * l TSslr sss aas WIS ws9 ot" S' an insurance 81
Thu first iioors Of Nos. IN ind ut were occupied
y lanes lnKE @cnascr who ws n@n1 o t.
Stock, Hg tlAtf OIL hllItl nnHc- up stock worth
, 1881-03-03

DUBUQUE, H.. Mnrch n.-1'his morning trims
Rot through from ChIca1o for tho first tllno IN
three hNys, md tonight wo hnye n terrific
Enn III u Tonight. n,ll ut midnight still cnh..
tinues md ttrfts haGly. No tr.ina ht0rtod ,tt
tH.htRht ~ my direction. u foot of 1l1Ow nus
fallen so fur.
, 1881-03-03
JANESyIT.I.E. WIS,

Special D4spateh to Tbs Chtsaso TrtaunA.
JAHEariLLE, Wis. March s,-Anuthsr hoayy
snow sturul, with heavy northeast wind COM
lucnccd hero ut o'clock this eycnlng, and blds
tulr tn continue aIl nlHht and once AKain
huekade tho railroads, THO Chicago, milwaukee,
& 81. FnnI lttMl Is not yet open fron tho elects
u 6uuday's storm.
, 1881-03-03

Kt<i.S IN. III SfntlHH; fntl,,, in this CITY
Wo boar ut IL yuung Inan oelonHans MI soed
who ns recently boaa aut.ef sssSfiS'tt r. tho n,uc
by corrosive sIbImatc, conta1nso ~ ~ n,ustcnet
viii his tnxuo ~ ho stuck thelt. upS S., IN suf-
SaSsoes Ts pso" bud vSien, 1sc psin. ps
Sits % a. Hiar.mny nati.re We ,aH Islost tos souso
yui,.,s man was Cutnod to his W"
tinS-R
, 1881-03-03
PRICES or OIL

r,1usv,1ly, pu.. Murch ..-Oil oponca q. .,s:
c,n,s: highest aI!i cul.1s, lowest, 81 GEN.. X.
closed. HI conts' bApmouts, s:,ooa; charters ~
Hkl. rims. h1.An.
, 1881-03-03

LINCOLN, Nub., March 2.-Tho Weathersor
thres duys bus been iiue and was1n. aud tho snow
nlulicti Tapllly. It changuu ths morning. rhero
IL q gale fToH the norta an4 pltndnX snaw, The
, 1881-03-03
AT T1:1RRE IIAUTE, IND.

BpfetaI Dspal<h 70 1hf EEleaao 1T1hNnt.
TEnnE HAurE. Ind, March 2.-This evening
the now dry houSo at tho brIck.yard OF {. q.
Knapp 4 Co. WIS destroyed by fire. The loss
cannot at this moment IT. estimated, 1t was In
surcA In tho Springfield. Ut Massachusetts, for
$.1,5W-
, 1881-03-03
FATHER GAvAZZI.

Special IH1paEfH ID TEe tA1r"2u " ''' :, ,,,own
JAcxsoxylILs, Ill, Marcha.-Tho we'l'A,o aa uow
and eloquent Father Oavazzs cf'pscs. u@ In
cvangoilst Ut tho Frce Protestant nt tle
Itu!y, UGtnrod tn An lin .neust nuo'co~'
First Presbyterian Church tn.hlBh''
, 1881-03-03
AT JEnsEYy1l.LE, ILL.

Special Ulspaek 10 Tie Ca1tuoo 7TttuHe.
JERsEYvILLE, ILL.,, March Tho stcntn frnm0
Touring mill ut Nubo, rllto County. ILL.,. owuuh
by George +. Moore, was burned Inst night.
Lass 5000; building Insured for 81, 800 in tho
MochMnics' & TradGrs nj Now York. NowArk
Fire Of Newark, N. J., and Western OF Toronto,
TS,x
, 1881-03-03

GHEENBACK NOMINATION.. ,.,.s ar.
DETROIT, Mich, March 3-Fhe otte"oI os.'',rI 10.
OF tho seventh District lCaaEer u .,Iuncd
tay W,,Elfthorpc to MI tho Vacancy oes"
BY Conger'G election Ia tho senato'
, 1881-03-03

IIow my throat h.,rtsl Thon M MaRf Rfarf
ais outhaSho ttsX b9o uaTo IL oo n''''
, 1881-03-03
ITEMS.

!iLno. ,-,
Tho ChtchgO & Alton !t0au ms Just roeo1fed
sro.n tho l'ltisturg Chr u,,d Locomotive Works
,,vn .,trn now.rfrl swJtch-rnutnes. wnlrh will
RreAt'y l'c'!!thlc "oFh III 'ao '"'os'
Mr.. Jouu Il, Ennis, Northern Passenger Agent
~ ,,o a. tnrts irn hionfhnlu 4. sntti,oru
~ ~ .uo ~ A1'' ''' ..o 49,. raI,t..,. n,..'.,
ltnIlway. bus lust Issued tho following c'rc"'"r;
=" Aln pleased to infnrtn rn! nut t,ir cnnnany
h1a cAscUlci cruu.nr No ~: We VIII, therefore,
continue tn ply eatlltisslot ~ business fur
Little Itoek. llot fpr!ugs, ad I'LL points South
sir. ci,ur!es Il. Peck. ounural Manaxcr or tho
, 1881-03-03

AT LEWISTON, ME-.
LEWISTON, Mo,, Mnrch 3.-lIathnrno Hall,
Hates College. was buddy tnmnRet by llr0. Thc
library aud COLLECTIONS 0t tho r0ilegu were saved.
lNAurNu.
, 1881-03-03

nj EUIET WAYNE, IfD4
dptetal Dtlpateh to Ihs .httago Tribune.
Four WAYNE, Ind, Murch Tho oxtonstec
stnvc caoEernge works. ut Phito Willetts At
AutIDnh vera tntroly destroyed tlr, this
morning; cause UNKNOWN: loss. fs,0e0; no ILL
HllrAtlcG,
, 1881-03-03
MADISON, WIS.

MN1YESUN, WISA
Sptttat Dtiratrh 10 The Chtedoo Tribune.
MApisoS, Wis, March 2.-A very licnvy rnng-
,,etlo storm commenced hnrc ut oclock. ucc1'nl-
1,nnictl by flnrcn wIud md heavy snow, which
,rornIsps 10 block iip tho rs,nds ngaln.
, 1881-03-03

.Itc nnrrow gnuRe IN Maan,,r,, which they rsr"
ch!srd, with tneIr llnrA III 1nw,. :.
will hufl,t twenty-five miles uf r.ml 70 W,nlrnn,
u rAyciie County. to .t'lncrt witt. thn Turkey
hiysr i!i lso"l Tho extension Is H'rea's mF''"''s
The lid 1,rs MoIncs lsl,rr impraveincnt X
Navigation Company turn. up nrrc T., y Enn't !,
n,i a ~"Gs e IT. ,rnisy fs ss , tt tc IL !" % s"acs
furt 1}o!lgn Gsnllrond ttMrnlly fnr t1n1tuKr. in
Living sidr-tr1.rks alonH Ills nruMrty n! tnlse1v.
emit rMct hotccn Tho nIcIcns 1trnkuk. I,ns Ntnnrs
Fort ,ng Co,nnMny (which WIZ LIE r. raltr,,a1
of fnwn, whereby tic ltsiroasl Cuu,lniny
wus grn',tc'' by. Tho. sta,e eSrtMn 'ans ,,,
,d Sn The or Fst ocs IF in Wx nfs Of ho
Ealnrnny hssumtnR certnln I'tttlcs nnti i!ahll.
tIes II tho .NnvIEntinn C"'nraay; anti that
e 'y yho 'e2 SaSRtia ist n tx r S y Tns
plaintiff cln.t,s tho ,lefnt,,Ant Ism district eur
Epr,itun urRnllxcd na existing utitlcr present
llwa. nllh VIM mt n rarty 10 the DrElnul con.
trnct. THO Court has tic n"ttor unscr adSlsc-
ttcnt,
tho country, and n we'll Informed, cnirtH'!'s
RrntlcuMu, yut 1t Is nsscr., hy tslnse %tio Eni!n
his lltu: never llntt Ills photograph taken; mud
Havur h,lt1 hts n4nc printed p, eard. Ito Is y
great ro,tler, anti cInphaticuly scif-nlado Mnn
FROM the ground up.
LIMITING EM1titAST TICKETS.
Most Of tho Gcncrnl Passenger Agents Of tho
ron,is ccuicrlug In this city will lcavo fnr Nrw
York by tho cnd Of this week 10 attend tho Con-
vcntton Ut tho dot,crnt Passenger and Ticket
Agents Association of Amrrien, which will bc
hell, III TINT city March, o. Tho most impnrtant
wurk OF tho Convention will 10 the c0nsficrn-
tion of tho present unsatisfactory condition Ut
tho sccnnd eRsa and cn1lHrAnt business. TeierO
Is movement MI ftiat to trlng hlnt IN iigrGe'
tpt q II IN ~
, 1881-03-03

cnr,h is one sheet Of Ice. Al! trnina nr0 hhnn-
tioucI, and ii tho stnru KEEPS Zip n few tc,irs
longer tho blookndo wilt be thu worst Of tho aea-
, 1881-03-03

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., MArch "a upotltY OF tho
1nAri OF Directors Of tho Memphis & kntisas
City ltniwny was hull today 1T ll0pctctd, Ark.
Organization WIS clreetcd by tho 0lccllon or tho
following ulicers: President, I.Nn,s !tat,nuor.
ot Memphis; Vice. President, ,,lnh.l \. Lindsey.
ut Ark,tirns; SecretMry, X. +, Patterson, uf
MUluphls; Troasurcr, HoHry l!oas, OF ltrkatsas.
, 1881-03-03
SNOW ll1.DCfs.tDIIS.


E1AlN, H., MNrell 1.--:rhc railroads Mre DO.
ginning to work cenr Of tho blockade. md
truths nrc running on lilo Freeport Division OF
tho Chteax0 Il Northwestern. On tho Fox River
Division tho track is clear hu.wceti Ctcl'yo md
this plnce. hut blocked from hero to tho c1'd Of
tho line. Tratns are now running between this
city aud Chicago. Tho lta'sp Goncra passenger
still ica Ut Crystnt I.akr whiting for Il ssrcekor.
Tn tho Chlcagu, M!Iw,ukcG & 1t. Paul little
iuntlway Inns bceu lnnde. Tho entire Chicago
& PAgtNc llr.lI!cii frnln EhIGaRo to tho MlssEs-
sIppi Is uselcss. The snow- blows. wnrknE
Gust from EcAf River hlto passed iiyron. ~
t,uon tu-tlny, tho Sunday pnsSellGtr wins
It'll, uar lnrtlott, SIX or eight miles tr'tn !,esc.
Tha passengers, nt1p,iy within arc hnlf-a- dozen
Indies. arc amusing themselves BY snWinR !hc
rnll fonces noar tho truck for irnwool. Foo! is
ObtnlrAblu frAm tllo fAr,nUra living ncAr. Tho
anpw hns tlrIfted on to tho trdek fastcr, than n
sils,w- p!uw Gun ahpye II oil. Une trnln IL III tho
yNrtl huro disabled. Nut II train hAS ROMe over
tho line slnce, suntlny noru,nK. lltc'llgcneo
cpnCs fruH, CarpuntervillD TINT shssrt train
sent fron here This morning up tho Fox River
Iiynnct nf Tho chicHRn l. Northwestern 70 tho re-
lief If tho wrecke passengers hns lnff fl1o track
aboyo thorc. and tho cnxlhc IS bottotn-Atd1 up
, 1881-03-03

NJ otpas wnlskor pye equals A'''' NV
, 1881-03-03
HUGH j. JE.vlerr ANSWERS SOME
QUESTIONS.

Tue EhlcNXn IfaIWHV AVt WlFIy last 1N0Mth
addressed Il communication 10 bcHsrs. William
II. Vanderbilt, Hugh ]. Jcwett, JHy Could John
W. Gnrrett, unsl George H. toberts, III which,
after uisu,lnz tn tito inurraslnx feeling on tho
purt Ut romti,llnislcs in tbs WBst nxait,st ruil-
way carEurntIuns aud ulhnagcrs, II asked thsn
to give a,lswcra to thu following questions:
!. Thut you uru oppNseu tn ali legislation UPON
Fuiwny tnttterS uald te,,y thu authority or right
Ut ntnlu Ur National Governments tu rcgulhte
rallWnY management.
=. That thurb ii sscat danger 10 tho political
, 1881-03-03

8aIEtEH Meet, - = - = II.
Barometer corrected for temperature elevation and
1nstrunhtnl nrrslr
Maximum Temperature. 3fs minimum tOmrnEntnre
n; bnrn.PtDr, .JSl1} mean th0tmOtu&eF, I01t
nluan humidity, 1hu.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
t,uft tt1t1. Afnrch 1-1NIH n, m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01

& Freight Train going North leaves Ogden
sally, at els am; Brigham, sos an; Sum
nit, 1915 N; Logan, IL SO m; Fyank lin.
an Eagle Rock 2 IS m; Beaver Canyon,
,255 u: SrFing Hill, II 30 p m; Dillon a q
Z. Goins South Train leaves Dillo5 7t0
IN; Spring Hill, II 80 p m; Beaver Canyon
800 N; Eagle Rocl. 8 90 AM Bleekfootl
s.nn.: Logan l2.8 o.m.; Summit ] 55 . nj
brigham s. E.m.; arriving at Ogdepist 5.s5
GEO. ". THATCHER. apt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01
Criminal Calendar.

Eagle Pass, Tex, 29.-Vigilantes took
from the sheriff and shot dead, Dick
Woods, notorious character of western
Texas.
1t ia reported that several American
engineers were killed in the interior of
Mexico on account Of a dispute oversize
right OF way. It is impossible to get the
facts.
Constantinople, 29.-The court SEN
fenced to death Midhst Pssha, Nah
mould Pasba, Nours Pasha, Ali Bey,
Nedjib Paahs, Fshri BeY, Hadji Met
omer Mustaphs, the wrestler, and Mus
taphs, the gardener, convicted of the
murder of Abdul Aziz, and Izzet Pasha
and Zyda Pashs, implicated in the muir
der, each to ten years penal servitude.
New York, 30.-The Times: Inspec-
tor Byrnes was engaged yesterday in pre-.
pairing papers on which to obtain q
reqaisition from Governor Cornell on the
governor Of California for the return to
this state of Hope. Superintendent
Walling sent dispatch yesterday 10 the
chief of police, San Francisco, giving al
account of what Hope was wanted for in
this city, and requesting that if the charge
now pending against him in San Fran
cisco be not sustained, he be detained un-
til officers can be sent to bring him to
this city. As soon as the warrant ia is
sued and the papers are in due form, eff
GERS will be sent to San Francisco. Should
the charges against Hope, on which he
| is arrested be sustained, he will be tried
on them and the requisition from Gov
ernor Cornell will be lodged as detainer
against him, so that he may not escape
should he be acquitted. Inspector Byrnes
thinks there is fair prospect of Hope
being brought to this city. and deems his
conviction, if tried here, foregone con-
clusion, as the evidence against him is
too strong to be controverted.
Prague, 0-Bohemisns attacked a
festive German student gathering, and
several persons were stabbed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01
Washington AdVices.

Washington, 29.-Secretsry Kirkwood
declines to say what will be his action in
the case of Commissioner French, and
nothing authentic is learned as to the
cabinets action in the matter.
There are FIVE vacancies now in the re-
tired army list-Col. Pinckney Lugen-
beel aud Colonel T. T. Dent will shortly
FIJI two Of them.
The President has signed the commits
sions of Loring as commissioner of sgri-
culture, and Robertson as collector OF
New York.
Tbirty-four million of 5s are yet to be
heard from by July lst.
Garfield goes to Ohio on the 22d of
July.
Democratic senators seem to agree that
the action of the New York legislature
in not balloting with quorum on SAtur-
day will furnish ground for an inquiry
into tho credentials of any man who may
yet be chosen by it. They are not
agreed, however, that such inquiry would
keep any elected senator out. At any
rate the democrats are inclined to think
that they will organize the committees
next winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01
Italy and France.

London, 90 Times Rome: Every
body from quiet bankers to hotheaded
persons endorses the opipion expressed
in an article in Liberia, which declares
that France is anxious to retrieve the
shame of her defest in 1870, and con-
WINGED that she is not sufficiently strong
to measure herself against Germany,
seeks in every way pretext for picking
quarrels with Italy.
Liberia advised patience and foresight,
and says it must be for Italy TO choose
the occasion of going to war with France
and not leave the latter to force on q war
when she finds it most convenient.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01

London, 29;-In the Commons, clause
FIVE of the land bill was adopted, 236 to
142. The clause is adopted and the COM
mittee is now discussing the vital clause,
seven.
Process-Server sMcAuliffe was shot
dead at his residence, near Castle Island,
Kerry County, last night.
London, 30.-Psrnell, O'Connor and
Mccarthy have issued an appeal to Irish
electors of Great Britain to organize
thoroughly so as to be in position when
the occasion offers, to repay the treacher-
Gus altitude of several liberals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01

q REGULAR BATHING TRAIN
viii leave Salt Lake at 455 pm, arriving at
Black Rock at $50, Garfield at 5.55, Lake Point
n sos. Returning, will leave Lake Point at
no pm, Garfield at 7.2l and Black Rock at
J-35, srriVin at Salt Lake City at $50 pm.
Tickets for Round Trip, soc.
ON SUNDAYS
Trains will leave Salt Lake City for Black Rock,
Garfield and Lake Point at am. and 40 pm -,
Essurniag, will arrive at Salt Lake City at 23g
an, and % pm.
". w, RITTER, Sup't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01

Nos. l and 9 viii be run dailys
Nos. 5 snd 4 will be run daily, Sum
days excepted.
For ell information concerning Frejsk
OF Passage, apply to
JAMES SCARF.
Gen. Freight sDd Ticket Agen
JOHN SHARP
Superintendent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01
SALT FRIDAY JULY l. 1881 EIGHT PAGES.
TELEGRAPHIC
Russia and Bimetalisrn.

London, 29.-The report submitted to
his government by Therner, Russian DEL
eeate to the international monetary con-
ference, says Russia should prepare for
the resumption of specie payments by
permitting the circulation of silver and
gold at premium, and that when re-
sumption becomes possible. silver should
be the standard. gold being permitted to
circulate at 8 premium, corresponding
with the market price of silver. This
premium should be fixed from time to
time, by government, and not follow the
minor course Of fluctuations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R I2i


tween the East 0tiNs 49, --I,s
Sleeping Cars for sleeping puTpoSeS AN c-,sorhg
great feature Of our Palace cars is o-aI3I1s
SxIOON where you can enjoy your ha'@D'
at all hours OF the day: 81. Nfississipg
and missouri rivers at all points eIosse1gi I SIMS
line and transfers are avoided at CouncII Di1 oI
kansas City, Leavenwortn ana na AIS
nectionS being made IN Union 1snheacfionS Of
The principal r. X. con con sS <oIioys,:
tbiS orepaf through Line are a. 40 ~ rss
At CHICAGO. with all diyerglng lin0' '0-
East and South & NJ g antf'
At EEGLEWooD, VIII In0 A'0
Fl W w 4 g r ESS HEIGHTS. with P Cis-
L. r. r. c,..
At PEo 271d with gT6 + + s s Z n. RdS Rocs
At ROCK ISLAND. with M Nh 9ii!I 3 PEG. Rds
Island Short Line. . and Rock lSlG q DiyisiOs
At DAVEEPoRT. with the DaVenpO'
AtWEST LIBERTY. with lne % p, " p R.
AtGRINSELL, with Central ioE- n r. P
AIDES Nom rs, with D: NJ q 7, :, pacific RB
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Oll9 u p In Nsal
at OMAHA. with 3. 81 Mo- 4 e. II ? ES'S.RB
AtCoIT9Bus JUNCTION. with b. r: s.
AtOTTUMWA. with Central lowe 10 PdS
St. L. & Pac. and z; b; apa do y e war; Wa6s
Louis & Pac., and St l., keo. y y
At CAMERON, with II. ST =. X, = E SantsFsi
at ATCHlSoN, with Ateh.,1 p Pds. 80.
Afch- q Neb.. and Cen. Br. y. r d 5a r's and 81
At LEAyEHToRTH,W Win Z hiOl l 49, 1t
oeRt k :, Rds CITY. with all lines for the ""
and Southwest. ropTa DIES NONE
Gibson. and LEAE61Ns- " y :, % esra e. sold
Great Rock Island Route a
5ur home home Office. address.
Gs95sfsi iieEs' aad P-a' ee9ffiSic A5G5ol. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-01

n the Probate Court IN and Ton Sail
Lake County. Territory Of Utah.

IN the matter OF the estate of Matilda P.
Swan, deceased.
Emma Jorgenson, administrators Of
she estate of Matilda P. Swan, deceased,
having fled her first annual report of her
receipts and disbursements as administra-
nix as aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the
order of said Court In said matter, notice
Is hereby given, that Saturday, the I'd
day of July. a. D.. 1881, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, at the Court Room of said Court,
At the County Court House, in Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory,
has been appointed by said Probate Court
the time and place when and where all
Bersons interested In said estate, may file
objections to said report, and show cause
# any there be, why said account should
Dot be approved, allowed and confirmed.
D. BOCKHOLT,
CLERK of the Probate Court.
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Salt Lake City, June 2lst, 1881, je22