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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 79S.
@ sITED STATES Land OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
March lat 1881

CALI LAhE OAIAa OLAaf
March LIST, 1881
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN |
n that Andrew Hay, by his attorney
In-iact. A. b. Taylor, whose postothce
address is Box 7SS Salt Lake City, Utah,
made apldieAuon for a United States
Patent Tor the Central City Lode Mining
CI,in. situate in West Mountain Mining
District Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
(sry, consulting Of $500 linear feet Of the
tade a d surface ground 200 fret wide,
being Lot No. 275. and described IN the
Geld mates and plat of the othclal survey
On f.e IN this Office, with magnetic varis-
lion at IL deg. east, as foiiowt; Com
mvncing at post No. As estaoiished,
a., 2. north So deg. 10 MIN w'st zoo
4 = 10 post Nc. ?, thence souih % oeg.
ca ri a est 695.7 feet 81 post No 5,
ih.nce south SO deg. 81 m n vest o4s,a
g., - ,.o.t No. 4, thence south % DIG III
min. east S6T.2 feet 10 post No. o. thence
north 50 deg. SO N n. eAst o5V lses "
p,-t No s, fence horth 81 dsg OF ulti
enst sOi.3 { ,el to post No. l, the pace o.
beginning. ssd corner inst e-taosi nfu,
CON aiming sn SrsA fS. $50 acre. eAS'u
i've Of conflicts FroEl posi- no. -; .
survey, United Strtes II ~ = A.s5.
Point ID O5Hrs nOlLu - u x =, -
4 ana "a distant he SAID mining elsin
49, ~ =, reoord in the oficA. of the Re
o oe,5s ~ Of sSid mining district. Bingham
e g. al, Lake County, Utsh- The neares
~ 0r locations being SsrAtoga Aoun
, hnO" Cen. Washington and EsirvieE
i AnG and all persons claiming I'D sdyerssi E
A'.S ,'~-iion of said central City Loo
S M;yninv @ aim are required 70 file ihel
n ~ , tlAims thereto with fhe keglste
- tSe u ). L>nd Ofhc'. at SAT- LsS
CITY, Utsh, within tae SKY asy. PHI
q publication hereof ai, VI n-,' vs. an
oat,S a the United states IN sue
I direct that tnis notice be published
,ha Salt Lake Daily HERALD, the new
tne 80 bIished nearest the said mini
P p'aIen. for the period Of sixty dsyI:
ciAa a12 d. MeMAsTKR, Register.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1856.
us. LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.,
FebruRrv 10. 1881.

LII d
SALT LAKE CITY. U. T.
February IS, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Lorin Farr, Enoch Farr, anC
1obn Boyle: Whose postofiee address i.
g,Jen City, Utah, made application FOL
OhUuited States Patent for the "SnO =
FLAKE" mining claim tituste in Big
6ortonwOnd Mining District, SAl Lake
Sountv. Utah Territory, consi.t ting OF
: 500 linear feet OF The .ode. and Iurfaes
--ound 600 feet wide, b ing Lot No III
III described 10 the field n ites and pl-t
= Inc official survey on file in this office,
IN magnetic variation at 10 degrees ~
,,.;,,tes east As follows: Commencing IL
.edisc9very monumental thence n. as W.
.,1 feet 70 a point in the center Of north
y,.stcrIv side line, ihence S. 45e w. $50
S.t 10 Post No. !, thence S. So Il 600
81 10 Post No. 2, thence \. 40 Il.
200 feet TO Post No. 3, thence n. So
q COO feet TO Post No. 4. thence 5. So
"a. !. 500 feet to Post No. !, the place OF
l.. ginning of surface bounds, Containing
"a area of 20. 66l-l000 acre.. From
Pot No. s, U. S. NJ. NJ. No on
IN ontreAl Flat" bears S. AZ lO W.
I2g feet distant. The said mining claim
b4ing of record in the Office OF the Re
order OF said mining district st ATgenta, |
in salt Lake County, Utah. The nearest
known locations being the "Argents,
sd Commerce.
| direct that this nsiics be published
in the Salt Like Daily HERALB, the
n. gspaper published nssrest the sa d
mining claim, for the period of sixty days.
q. Mon AsTEB, Register.
,jSo. A. BAILEY,
Attorney for Claimant. 70
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A Check 70 Contractors.

Wsshir gton, 4.-PosImaster General
james is assuming the responsibility of
postal sfiEirs, including Star Toutee,
which have heretofore been controlled by
Brady, second assistant postmaster gen
eral. Now, II q contractor on a weekly
route between two towns in the far west,
100 miles apart, wants to receive seven
times Is much pay for daily serviee. hA
must obtain authority from Postmaster
General james. The consequent saving
on Star routes for the present year is
estimated at s., zoe, 900.
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Russian Racket.

st. Petersburg, 8. -Kibaltschstz, the
bombmsksr, will be tried with The othel
prisoners. ,EsfFl
The minister Of ROumania to Russia,
and commandment of the fortress, died OF
cold caught st the burial Of the Gar.
A military Gordon surrounds ST. Peters
burg. Nobody is allowed 10 enter OF
leave the city.
A council Of twenty-five, elected by
the new temporary council, was pre-
sented to the Emperor. -..-.f...r
st. Petersburg, 4.-Gen. Frepof il
among those elected by 2S8 districts to
the temporary council. --
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05
Chaan aeriniurea.

New York, 4.-Tbe Post; Il is re-
portei on god authority that within
forty-eight hoursior even sooner. after
he firsL issue OF the revised New
Testament appears for sale, SIX publish
ers will flood the county with reprints OF
the book at prices varying from few
cents up TO 81. Some of these publishers
have made preparations TO surpsss, il
possible, all former tests ofquick pub
lIsning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC.


Boston, 3 AN incendiafy FIRE in East
Cambridge, tl-day; burned the lumber
shed Of the Lowell Railroad Company.
seriously damaging RAILROAD and other
property. including q carload If bacon,
belonging to John Sinclair, Liverpool.
Total loss, $4,000. Frihirg insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05

Dull pains In the limbs, nausea, biliousnesS
are symptoms Of approaching fever and sgue
Use without delay Hoststter's stomach Bitters
which substitutes for the chilly sensation :
genial warmth regulates the stomach and In
parts tone 70 the liver The bowels, the stom
sch and the hillary gland being restored to
healthy condition, tbs disease Is conquered a
the outset.
For sale By all Druggists and Dealers
Sanerkliy.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-05

JSo. A. BAILEY,
Attorney for Claimant.
, 1881-01-29

The st. Paul Pto1ecr-I'rtaa has tho following
account Of tho ticath of II u. Paul lady who was
n got.cllllh IT tho luke TT wellington:
= ny the doath at Mira. Mnry Etlen Lana, tho
mokhor Of Mrs. g. A. +. Morris, tho Htutc iDaes u
most Interesting chnr.oter. She waa bora In In
!liA III the ,ralM:o Of Tippo Saib, II most cc!e-
bratcl frsllKi1 Chief. who fought 90 desperately
c0ne by tho Duke OF wellington in l7D7. llor
father was t3ir arthur llisney. who served for
forty yeArH in India and Was a favorit ,ot Vol.
ltnEton. Nnd prominent AulQnK the English osl
eets. Thu Duke ot wellington AtnoI as 9tld-
father TO tho young chilli and from her nonr-
ness to tho great military hero III tho
stirring timra Of thoso .early (udlnu
wars, sho passed. through v1uissitudcs lilo
narration ot which to-day IL most Intensely iu-
tstrstinY. she tyuH Ront to 0ront britain to re-
cows MI. education, hul IN lE8 n,nrric Ant'rGw
Nuitl, who FOR ton years served rs nn officer in
lntl!n. hut who wins aft0wArti hunorcd with
g!vil appointment IN Four Courts OF dublin.
Hero N ss. Held resided. and after tho dgnth ot
her husband sho afterwards married MF. Al1l-
oroae Lane, Rls0 of Dublin. Shortly nftcr his
!leAth abe canlp With her ehfldr0l,, Mrs. G. 4. r.
Morris, nAd Mr. Arthur Dlnnpy ite!d NOV OF tho
Chicago, Alt0u s. 1t. Louis linilrusd COEnpauy} to
thu unted atatcs In 185t sllp remoyod'to Min
alcanta, whero ahc. has since resided. For tho
last twa. Or three years Of her life so has boon
partially helpless. but preserved nll her facul-
@ @tano4s beauty, a!so . faxorit OF soclsty. sho
Kence thAt HaA surprising. During NIL hnr old
s!tion of youth, and never gase way to caro- and
, 1881-01-29
GRANTS NOMINATION.
r11UisL0w WEED SUPPLIES AN INTERESTING
oE ffVQT0uy

LIZ LEAF or Iisro'M.
r. ,,..; tx.nf 70 Ne1v Try iHh,,nf.
the latc Presidential canvass, and tic marked
Interest ho Is now taking In tl,e doyelUp.
n,cnt NJ onternriscs ,ircivt rrono,o ~. ro,.
era welfare, recall m tneidsnt conneetc rn eun
with hts car ly politlcal life. 1t Isl common
remark TINT the most important results
AFRO determined either by Incident or
sl,rhtsirc,,mstanccs % fnronose ~ s,. to .lnr how
Gen. Grant bccan,e Republican instead Of Il
Democratic candidate for President. Before
the Presidential canvass of 1873 had opened,
thoughtful nIcn Of boil, parties wero cnstinr
sI,.,,e 49, .sttst., .'|,sis. "e4o e"7t.s
,,"o.' i,,s,s. H. s,o o1u''.,hHs' llea,lcu ..'"'
,wa..,.',, ~, W.. o"shc.' Alu e".ie'l's
1,n.,' 1n,g.as.e..' utu SUCCESSORS or tlo Albany
!saR !!sseRotic3, WlseE Jenloclntlc leattgfS tl'ht
nari;,. rmr2S WIZ to .n, ~ IT, t.t, mSso uiGty nis
s es M ~ "nerstood sa: das ha "Sh'n"te %! ten
aass a TIL 'I 1ata pt h nEu1 pfnn,!nsht pot1c'an
no llati ae5ed oetnfo ne Monellaon Will the
an3,'am i1ni KITTY ts Gg.nGrlmF sSn taL IN ~
M tho pry III bS WIZ 'naknr e ,e sk salts
sen: n svs%s,! c!ntenissn, S is eaad5$ts,
usaeF.iiiiei ti y t'at t!h huvcrsnfy shonlu rot
"Se'' "''f 'ha'.uet u Seeo.. al'se. shefe'ofe
of p mufo,anfn cnan' ee'ernf MenI'xa Gamn,ttcc-a
epubjei 1 work il @ ts cIty Ie ssycrnI s ySars Sea
Prominent among tho members of that Conf
infttcn wvro John A, Kanue,jv. James Kcfiy.
,jallcs brown, Tl,O,nas Nfurnf,y. TftnnIas r.
.Jnftlcs, .Inr,es u. Tny!or, Owen w. Urctl,laV.
Ahrnt,l Wakcnlnn, Sheridan Shook, KobOrt
gnu, Hugh Gnrairlnr, Alexander ii. Scht,itz,
.jam,ey L, Coulter, William 4. Dnrltnr. +. e
Vnn Wyck, john Il. Culn,nl,tgs, iIei,ry
Sutitll, joseph Il. TaylOr, Andrew BInkely.
William Il. Stewart, Thomas i. Stewart,
Samuel r. Russell, Louis Lo,llisb,lry, Iioratio
n. Sherwood, john j. Siilcock. Charles
Chamberlain, David Miller, GcorEs ii. Shei.
don, AM! Charles ii. Hall. Monday evening
wns fixed for a meeting OF The Committed.
THIS wns arranged 0i, Satnrttny, IN TIC
evening papers OF that day =
, 1881-01-29
ITEMS.

wIJE 1,l. 4wIf or 1,ffr 1YYur
,,. tns oE.Ntn ~ of .'o!.ahlkns a 49,.
NEW iel'K, jan. ..-At thu fnQsteSt yes
Atuhy III u!a eusc VI LnSpet Joseph l3tl!leltr,
VINO, on tho hight of JaIt ~. WIS Killed by
falling between n car Of tho THIRD Avenue
Elevated Isallrna,l and tho Seycuty-slxth
Stroat at,t;on ,,t.tfn-,v oFtn- i, s,,,n;o Iii,
tho hroken,un T,,,o,nna f,1trto, ~" i,r,.
oftor ,,onrt,,1n nrsat I.ot ~ o",,ro,t',t,'.,,
"..S. s'.,, '.s"' 80. - s.S'|s WV. -. eu.1letots
o'mcncv, y .,t 1gnaeseo % .n0 iol'oWnlg verdict:
VIZ holu Iilonlas U'hr1ei'. TUG brakeman.
, 1881-01-29

rAssENGE1t AGESTs svt1.ltEI> ny THE cost-
M1SHI0SEf.s OF EMIGRATION.
Sxftat Dlsrateh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK. Jan. :,&-Afcssrs. Abbott md
Atcokcr, Gcnerat Passenger Agents respect
lively Of the New York, Luke Eria Il Western
ami New Y0rk Ccntrnl4& hudson River Rail-
roads, united yesterday In n letter to the
Commissioners of Emigration asking then,
to rescind "tho action of Commissioner Ul-
ricl, In reducing tho Immigrant trnnsportn-
tfon rates 10 per cent" The letter contains
series Of reflections upon Mr.. UlrfclI, who
Is accused ut arbitrarily using his position to
injnre tho railroads without the sanction of
the lsoarl A special meeting wins Mt otlce
called for the afternoon 10 consider the cotn-
municatIon. There was tul attendance of
tho Commissioners, atul Mesrs. Abbott aud
Meekor wero nls0 present. Tho lHlter 1iny-
lhE aeen rcn,1, Commissioner Ulrieh differed
resolution that TIN. letter, bo returned to It's
writer's unanswered. ntld charncterizing 1t as
AN INSULT To THE HOARD.
11e followed this up with n scnthtng denutl-
Gl1ti9n asI Of tho conduct Of ts Ttters which
indecei't;'', The Coinmissloncrsshnd nothing
70 do With. thu question Of rates. II thu
Pennsylvania Company chooso to carry emil
grants for nothing, It had perfect
right to do 50. All tho Board was
ner'stsd tn f innm|ssons +! Tss to stop as,y the Ey
house runners md others, WIN c,,iice1 cnli-
glnnts 0ut nf tic Garden and swtndled then,
In ~ sorts of ways. Commissioner Forcst
saitl that tho Commission WIS l,etng mntla
nlo3isiy. .S(cssrs., afeekcr md Abbott, who
had sat silently throughout tho proceedings,
thereupon TOOK their departure.
, 1881-01-29
CONSOLIDATION.
THE noAlt, OF TRADE AND Tlt4ANSrt1BrA.
TtNX TAKE 4 ltANil.

THE noAl,p OF TRADE AND ruAssroBrA.
TtoS TAKE 4 i1ASn.
Srw y,,,,: Ian ~ ~ H,rtn t,oo.t, ~ n,x,.,.
,,, ,,,,..'''S.S.. nwn, "M!'. nVat" 81 tI"uo
nM TRANSPORTATION LOOK action to-day upon
lne proposed telegraph consolidation, bAslng
their discussion on the subject m :,
series of res0utIons wl,fnh sct fnrtli
that "rhn Nav york 1,nar,l NJ
'rraae nn1 rronamrtat,on condo,m,a tr tha
nosi nm ,,i,at, ,., ~, ,'rs.,',ai - Wv
nuas ..u,a ..n!''"e'I lu"suasv ulo pioloses! con-
1n!'ualloli y. ~ thc American Union with tic
II Is at,utl,er stem IN the dtrcction Of fnrther
increnalrr ot,d ,nrnnt,, attnr ~ r,rart,. ,,..-
mo,,oiv ,sntoI, - onn.',,r.s, eH1 n'',", !. ,'
NuW.'., Mhtc.'' Il conSunlHatou, woiila De OF
great injury to the people, IN that the conl-
rRnvrn RI M. rnn r,,r,,, unyrp,r
, 1881-01-29
CONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
TIE r1soVosED NEW ilourE PROM TIIE gEA-
litlAIIN.

HDhHD.
Spse1al Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW IolsK, Jun. 2S,-Thn Continental
Railway Company, which has undertaken
tho enterprise OF constructing tlouhc-track
afr-lne r0atl from tho Bral,oard to Chicago
and Omaha, Is formed by the consolidation
of live companies organized under tho laws
of Iowa. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Penn.
Hy!yan!u. Tho promoters nssert that they
will bu ablo 10 furnish tho peoplu with u
groat thoroughfare for tho transportation
OF freight at less cost mud With
greater ease and expedition than
any other line. Tile estimated cost of tho
Continental Hallway, including statlons,
grounds, equipments, lnnchlne-slops, water-
tntlks. alMl al1 tho property and necessary ap.
pliAnces tn put tho rOau In tirst-class running
oraer.ls $lo0, 100000. AL OF this amount ut
present required llns tcen
rIEMiEn III PROMINENT CAIIrALIsrs
Of Euronu md Anericl Chicago Is tho first
objective point, wA1ch will he reaclcu inside
ut two years from tho present time, When
this distance t7SJ mt!ea) ls put Il, complete
running order the work Of constguc-
tlon viii bo pushed forward OH
Tic remainder If The route Us rapidly rs pos.
slble. Searly nj, the contracts for tlle Rradiug
alti the construction Ut the bridges and clil-
havu alrea.iy les,i iii. i'tuts, = and nd Il, o'a 4
faw. weeks. 10,0r3 ,ne,! will be put TO
work nj yatl0ns points alal,g tho rnute. Tho
gauge ntoptc.l Ii fnur feet eight an1 u.,o-half
systgn' Of Wrstor,. raiways, Of ~ wiici,
II Is expected thb Continental will
Gecon!o uie outlet to the seabourd. There
ias nlfeaiy beeM expended! u surveys, the
miles Il double truck, aid tila securing Of tlo
RIGHT OK MAY.
, 1881-01-29
AT SOUTH BEND, IND.
HntsfdI fhsnafeh IN The Chtf111 Tribune

Hpft[dl l1HpdetA ID 77z LhIfd6 1flft1fEs
Sourn BEND, Ind, inn. e3.-At9 o'clock
this morning fire brokeout III mn ollcc, de-
stroying four buildings known as tho Wnsh-
tngton Block, alld destroying or damaging
tho dry-goods stocks Of Sterns Bros. and
Focpp T. Son, the boot and sitoc stock Of a.
Kingcls, and tho saloo1, of John Wagner.
Tic Tribune storcrooan and stock and tho
grocery stock Of II. G. Morgan wcro badly
damaged by smoke and water. Tho City
Council Chamber, Clerks md Trcasurcr's
Office were In the ruins. Tho city
records aro badly damaged by wntcr.
Tho loss Is estimated Mt SIX, 300,
lnnst of which Is covered by insurance, dis
trIbutei through a lstl1nbcr Of companies.
The fire gained n,l0rgs hcadwny, caused by
solnc Of thu hytlrants being frozen.
, 1881-01-29
A REMEDY WANTED.
= " VWIVWVF "FNtVNVF
IN fhA Esdi>nr NJ JtkA ~ }rn ~, ~ k,Is.

10 I'M E49AVF q 3E4 Ch1At0 If1bNNz.
CHICAGO, jan, aH.--lu reference to rcccnt COM
platnts Of ~ntur- wasto preferred to tho City Eu-
gis,eor, portait ma tu say that think II great
proportion ct this trouble arises froln tho fact
{nat - alnteult 70 kuop 100 macattlury OF clos-
FupnInE day aud slight will wA4tu syyeEal times
~ nucl, wntpe ~ ls used far legitimate pur-
pslses in u house. Thu GurKling noisu Ut tho
water also ID svsy dlaagrUCable. fut tuls u what
obtains ia many hoasts. a thorough cleaning
chIno-oil viii ally tho diivtlty Tor shost tiu,o,
but In few dAva 1t is a tad as over. Can auy
one suggest more eatGlsnt resae1y,2
A4QlIsRxR.
, 1881-01-29

Of tho rond when traffic Is apcne.l .Eon.e
two years hencr. Although ttle nrin,nry
idea q TIM Continental Hallway ts ,he rn,i-
u Is clnImcsl tint 1t will 10 peculiarly
fttetf for rnpll PASSENGER travel. Il Is rs.
scrcti TINT Chtcago anil Nnw, Ynrk CITY will
by PLACED BY This route wlthln twenty hoNra
inst trains. 70 distributed ns not q
intcrferB with tho freight traffic, will
lo placed upon this rna,i a ilnycl fcntnro
OF, tho road will 10 tho construction ut n
pole 10 Tic entiro roste. The wires viii 10
placed UNDERGROUND, rtocetcA either by
Iron pipes or son,o sMltnhlc outer coating.
, 1881-01-29

celain'e,t ought 10 10 sle!tuetetl
States for transportation, eic,, nnl tho :,5 per
cent net earnings Of the Company duo tho
government, amounting to s3,lAA, ,tkH.5t;
that this wt.nltl leave n deficit, 50 rs
n dividend. Tho I'LL cul,cl,itles with
PRAYER for NJ, injunction restraining the my
mrnt of the: l'er ccnt dividend. PclNliiy
nrEl,lI,ent III TIC case toiltt fl the sim, Gf
SfN, 100. signed hy Cnl1!s l.. Huntington, Ut
New, i0rks arsl Ielal,ti Stanford altll Cnnrlca
Crocker, Of San Francisco, was ncceptrd ~
tha t}oyerumc't. thus securing tic United
States iii any emergency,
, 1881-01-29
AT WEST POINT. GA,

ATLANTA, Ga.. jan. ga iiro occurred ut
West Point, Ga., this morning, burning the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
With about 1000 books, tho stores OF joel
Walker md Jncob Frtcdstef1i, tho banking
lionso OF W. e. i L. Lanler, the furniture
store Of A. a. Dickson, Dotzcf's confcctlon-
ery, Lanicr & Dright's grocery store, and
Mrs. Winst0n's millinery goods house.
Twelve stores .wcra destroyed. All tho
buildings and most OF the stocks WeFo in-
sured.
, 1881-01-29

AvOcA, H., jan. 2A-ThaEe waa q very sad
iire at this place Inst evening. A livery
stabl8 nwnctl by ". II, Cool was totally de-
stroyesl. ono r,an atlu tlfteon horses perlshlnx
Ill the lnmrs. Tho iire broks nut abuMt ii :3o
u. Ill.,, anil had ga!ued such hca,tway before
It was discovered tl,at nothing could ls done
to save tho man or the horses. Although
almost tho entire town turned out they were
Obliged to staul Idly by aud Wltuess the aut-
, 1881-01-29
ATPRESCQTT. Ar.

pnEscorr, Ari., Jan. 2s.-A fro this nonl-
ing destroyed tho building containing the
Arfzonn. Only small part OF tho records
wore saved. Several iron snfcs wero In tie
building containing money and valuable
articles, tho contents Of which aro thoughtto
liayc been Injured.
, 1881-01-29

r11IIAnEt1s11lA, Pa, JIM. cs.--Tho carpet
yarn mill OF Richard Iiny, at Manaym,k, WIS
damaged by fire this afternoon $4,000. In
sured. Tho flames spread 50 rapidly that It
WIS with difficulty THO wnrkn!e1l escaped,
one OF thanl, Thonas Dntciley, being caught
In tie flames and burned to death.
, 1881-01-29
AT BUFFALO. n. T..

BUFFALO, Jan. ga fire early this MORN
tng destroyed tho building No. II Mnfn street,
occupied by tho IIowo Scala 4 Safo COM
pany. Tho stock and buildings arc q total
loss, estftnated at $50, 600.
, 1881-01-29
GEORGE II, FORSTER,
1IE HON. EruART H. WOoDFOHD's sUC-

CESE1I.
Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
New I0RK, jan. Ex-senator George II.
Forster. who has been nominated BY rrest-
dent lInycs to SUCCEED Stuart L. Woodford
rs United States District-Attorncy in this
city, has practiced law hero for
the last twenty years, Dlr. Fors-
ter Inns taken nll active interest
In politics ever since he can.o To this city,
Md I'll 1874 llo was candidate for Alderman
at-Large, tho first oillco to which he aspirel.
l1o wis defeated in tho election. lie was
moro successful The following year, being
elected to tho Assembly from the district In
Westminster County, In lSTD he wus
EI.ECrEu STATE SENATOR
by the Republicans of tho Eleventh Semi
torial District, md he is still serving III this
position. In politics Mr.. Forster Inns always
nctet With thu Antl.C0nkling wing Of tho Re-
publican party Of this Slate. III tho Syra-
Cttse Convention. heId III March, 1871, Ito
made q viofent poraol1al. nttack on Sonator
tnnslfng, mil fn tho legislative cal,clls at
Albany IN tho 1atl. INIT. to nou,innte
United States Senator he voted for Sherman
5. Rogers, .n'ltl WAS tbs only member Of tho
CAUCUS who refused 10 vote 10 make the
nomIllatlon Of Thomas G. Plat unanimous.
, 1881-01-29

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. as.-rhe car-
shops Of tho Jacksonville, Pensacola t. Mo-
bio Railroad wero burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000.
, 1881-01-29
or JOHN MAXWELL, THE HLUE-sToNE or
E3kATDIk

sEstta1 Dtspat<h to TAs Chicago Tribune,
NEW Y0ilK, Jan. :s.-Tlle. .fallura ut John
Maxwell, tie largest operator IN blue-stonu
In ulo country, Is announced. lie has Offices
ut NJ, 237 broadway, ut Philadelphia, at
Aaldcn, ,S.Y., Albany, Newburg. alul lipcl,es-
ter. al,u represented two-th!r4s OF tho entire
hlue-stoRe interest of the country brad
stteeta received q telegram this afternoon.
from! saugertles, N. T., stating tllat av llad
Mado ~ asslgnnout there for the beueat of
, 1881-01-29

- zA1 E1SIIf4Is ' 1LI4Fs, 4MNS5s
WORCESTER, Mass, JAN. 2s.-Tl.e fancy
cotton mills Of L, Fisher s. Son, Mt Fisher
Wills, Grafton, burned last evening. Loss,
SIS, Insured for $751; ,o00.
, 1881-01-29
PROPOSED NEW CHARTER.
If HOES Ntrr MEKr GENERAL. APPROVAL


Special Dtspdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune
NEW YunK, Jan. B.-Tllo proposed new
cl,artur for thn City Of New York, which Air.
Mccnrtlly, OF Syracuse, Ilas introduced into
tho Legislature, and which, II enacted. will
bring aUout somo very radical changes, does
not meet with the support that Its promoters
undoubtedly suggested. The newspapers
here have nntAgoi,!zed tile measure to cor
tain extent, and thu public ere genoraly ds-
cllssnE It. Some Of tic MOST radicnI and
striking changes proposed arc giving
tho Mayor authority 10 appoint
tho lcatls OF departments without
confirmation BY the Aldermen, and
to retlovo thom without the consent of the
Governor, proposing FOR every department a
single head, except the Police Department and
the Department of Charities, which ara 10
llnve two; clothing tho Mayor with sole MT
tIlorlty tn clean the streets, and cnarglDg tho
bowers Of tho Snpcrlntendont OF pollco, but
making him
REMOVABLE 1ll THE MAYOR
mud the two proposed Police Commissioners,
Or by y majority Of the three: Tic inunIcI.
spring Instead Of fall. rs 1t presunt. Inv
yOrs aiMl politicians WIN have studied The
Question declare, to-tlay that this, and the
s5E 5 4ES q 1Ssfs t. }o Sr RSeE o s. s. aSR1ats s. ss
tla present atnyor, elected last fall for tTo
years, to be ttel, l.gtslated ont Of, ot1lcc,
would be 10 l'aint the Whole City Govern
@ oSss s e ety tho ovss Se9sf'fz C sn '@ %ou ta
be to hand over the Stata to that
party: ut tho npXt general election. VII"
said ALr. Gearge II. Hiss tO-day," n i.epubilc-
s! IT 1eH!srt'e e peroye ef pS ssn2 he g s Esfs r. te
publican ofllcisl t,!' powsr for good that there
, 1881-01-29

OswEao, N. T., Jim. 2s.-The loss by the
fire Inst night was So, 900 to Robert Gordon,
dry goods; Insured for $4,000.
, 1881-01-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Hughes, the Walker, Ten
Miles Ahead Of the
Best Record.
The Extraordinary Distance Of 500
Miles Achieved in Less than
Five Days.
Important Suit Against the Con.
tral pAcillc Instituted by
the Government.
The Enormous Sum Of $43,-
O33, ,222 Now Due by Stan-
ford's Corporation.
Telegraphic Consolidation Vigor-
ously Condemned by the
Board of Trade.
The Great Operators Seemingly Through
with the Stock Exchange
for the Present.
Consequent Healthy Decrease Of "Busi-
ness" in That Sink-Hole Of
Speculation.
The Madison Street Tenement
Horror-A Heavy Break III
Blue Stone.