davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-01
a 1t,,rpAL Tn0UssEAU.

Tile London Queen gives tho following lie
scriptI0n Df 4 tronssea,l preparctt Ill Pafis
for M Italian laly: Tho bride IL Signorina
l.,lccellan. Of Florence, aIld the bridegroom
Prince Ot!cscatci,l, OF Rome, Tho 1Iouse
and body linen nre magnificent, anti comprise
three different types: First, Renaissance eIl-
hroitiesy, cllrlcllcd with deep guipurc, nl;lss-
I've designs copied from bas-rel!efs, after ttIc
l}yzantine school. and this ornaments sheets.
piltow-ensea, towels, petticunts. md pelg-
iullrs; sgeulit. enlhrOitGries III n0tltrit STYLE
light bouquets Ut iioWurs and garlanus VI
foliage surrounded Will fire fntencleiisles
laces for rllt,ltses. .petslconts, and summer
s[leets; Third: :nssfnl, all bulgarian en-.
i, % colorc,i siiks it itlo tlys md Shade being
guaranteed for wasling)., atld SONG
'paliy for servicts, tAble:clotlls., sheets,
mud bu1lrnouses fnr tho bath+ AsnrnE the t"clv0
tinzeH Ghctnses there Hrss Roine very move! CUT:
Tho tpr q the t:helnlsc ts 10y ana ro.na' ann
IL II 9ariand Of MarKueritcs. eulbro!dercn N
svhtt4 satin stitch, ttB hearts being pnle tel!oW'
The frtInt IL EHthure, And a brA!Gh OF alnr-
rl,uritcs fals gracefully uttr the tlne EnElnxs:,
the e,lEc Ut the chcinise bus Wl1c. open prkGd
hem. hurlcred With nurr0w Ruipurc; the Initials
X. u.+ with Princess cnr!et. arc einorolleFsu
on tho ctt shnui.1cr. The weddlnx-t!ress. tn
lJsse pver white sllti. Tho train II otnbroiticre
VIII! nr1nut. llosso,ns md rt'.cs u white allk:
With allyer veintnKs and Il thick frnmewGFk 9f
lnce. The H.iIrt opens IN frt'st over aatln tan,
crepe btellce. wreath af t,rssnge. .hiossons With
mt leaves rn,!nd tho chsrnn!,. aud y long tn!io
veil. worn fEspnKfioG fAing oroc the hair
and dresses, aud not over tho luce.
, 1881-10-01
How Prospective Brides Are Rejuvs-
Mating Themselves for the
Wedding.
The Now York Mum Who Rcgnincd His
Wifo's Loyo Through Boys
Mistake.
A Virginia Bride Who Hesitated, but
Finally Concluded to Bc
Married.
Cupids Mud Prahks-1ht Woman Market ut
1unis-Dkmar,ks FIRST Love,
Etc., 'Ett.
PAM

TAINt
Fior Tht UAtedy, Tfthnnt.
Pnin cumn at MlEhtfall at,d sho staih TIL ulorh'
Hor brow was hvayy ntld tee cyes were wet
And resolute, Her tendtr lips wero set:
She cana nnd Ind no word. but was forlorn.
This child Of Earth-earth's lovcloss earliest
born.
Along hnr pnth nu wtsful violet ..,
Tho Winds wore out With s!ghnR moan and frnt--
Her dsoupiug fUrtu spoke mans anblttorcd
sGnrn.
And still sho crossed tho threshold ut tho fall
or u{gi1t, and slatd until tho Dawns rcd roso
ulooHei In tho Eust, ind. at tho bithe guy call
OF larks uprising. swift she went nway,
But left hohEnd her. ndDruus rs tho May,
Alastaug Pcnce, TINT Fr0M her soulbro clothes
Fell, like u star, and brought otcrual tay,
LAKE FARM, Sspt. &. FANNY Dntscof1.
, 1881-10-01
CURRENT POETRY.
or COURSE THEY NIT.

beard two robins singing fu tho wood
Ono April day,
And what they said my heart we'll understood
Tint April day; .,......- .--.
" Oh, love IN sweet through all tho busy daytime;
Oh. loye Is true III winter aud III MaytitnCv'
nut thpr, yuu know, tho hour was Folly's play
tiM0-
'Twas April day.
Aud +, to keep In tune tho merry birds :.
That April llay.
Sang with tnen,, thoughtlcsly, sou'e foolish
words
Twas April day:
"S{y lovo IL fair, co,l not help but choose hlns
,Iy love Is good, conld nnt hear 10 soso him:
Ny love ts wise, 0t.. what could refuse him
This April dny2
"yct should no hear mo sling. lst him boware-
Aud II say ynis lSss XIII r ;ay. d''' no eaf'-
Tho token that t IT. IT, %senis-oh. yes. kiss 1t:
Anu it hu sonds il not, | s,rety t,,iss e; ,..
But pFo'nl:%Sh ILL., tT xps,! Fl aay Sss'i ~" pray "
Singing ano laughing through the woods oau'o
' ''0h,. April .'nyl ,.,.,.. ..,,..
wtih pjcnsalIt Testing tl.'es hur ho4rt discover.
Thy mtr'h 9s 4 w,s9%% sis napps l0's''
YIc olaspett my hand, and through tho woods wo
That April day,
6invinR like rnbns Ii. nur Rlad content
That April My. ...-,t,
Oh, golden snnsl.l,,e, AMd Oh silver IatnInx!
IN Two II happy hearts stool watching tay'tEhts
"""'"t IAut Aprl. duy,
An EsrIlsTlE PAth
ii / wore AUXI0-EAxUn
, 1881-10-01

,,,f,t,tIn orc whuse 1,rntt CHtfH'Y dart hntt
l.'o ,', "s.' -. ',.,.,u'i -, ,,, :, ,,o.,I,h.St
Louis merchant. j.. &. Carry "hs ms hai'i''
and frequently during fHnnIiEht walks AIr.
t,urnv ,vn,,h, te;I his 'Frl,,u dear oT thu tI,.
,,Ht.' ''..s .',., L.. ] .,trt.I -,
llEl,tillI n'lis 10 WilS ht S. , smn" G.
Thu ynhIiE wnlnalt tfiHfla nll llcr 'rGp!Fht'n,s
for tho wedding. lirr !utter l,rr*ent!ite l'er
will, magnificent tru'tsseaIl. nrl, iHArtfi
uutf Tic morning Nf tic fliNrrtuKe-tluy, t.vrrH
thinv Mns jnyrjy. Thrji It was Ie1rl,ttI Tint
ihm hri,iuurntH l,nti tiisnnlrnrtgI, InullEry
,in:.,nna NV r.. ,ho T,rt thnt Il" hsi inkrn NJ, iu,v.
o'" VIII him oni .,if,nr fnrt that ha iin,i left
EnsH ss 'n -, h;,i ' nmaii Thn vntImw wunnu sut
,, ~ ~ Tia a,,,a. .f tnn t,i'I"s ia ~ thn RI.
nrIcr w III, m si,ntjr III ,o ti.s t,,un,,t hurried
~ ~ ,srtt" rs.or Il ~ liz ttnra: tj,s,tti IL
;.,ii.n"n" o''' " -" o1 '"'
~ r;.nrc.sn, trc william Nyc. hin fair
.,,t,,ht.r ixsi,aI muh Wmitrr 1,,itjerurnst. II
,"tr ,,on n1 liz Standardization Wit: a u1{lt,n-
shimnxs.nnnii n sntl l,r"rr. As mun., ~ hu likes
whisky. IL. Sva w; .j,ss,t tnyor tho .n,r,nshias
,,hn,, ,n,, ~ ".' ondrrwrnsf couc r., his htu,sn
"um ~, a. w. .s,r,1rt1 hi,i to kcrn nwuy
~ IT., i7;,, trst F",i.,rrrsI at,tflnu1v nj.
III IN @s m'y ~ .~s w. taL .,r,.h - tf,n Nun iIm,sr.
tssharn ~ VIZ wnH tux In, III ntnn np. a1,
~ hn, n tTs nhnJr 'rhnn issiiti fictl hhr
% Ea.hnr.s ta. n' t..nas H. III n'g .sIv vii, rpn her
invnr hs,,d;nv n r.,vt,)vura,t hiy head nnd inn,lrt-
, 1881-10-01
o1u;,oS,s LOVE rAssAuE.

tho l!e1t aintner hhe Joined my huHnahH hntl
Atnut the timo that suzanne Churcl,ot} was
urm,aimcl queen Of wit and beauty, t1,cro
n!ll'e,t Nv a"asnn'e" son.e ,i. hnst's.'.'n' j..
who attracted fnorc attention fI'al, IS geiter-
ally bestowed upon stranscrs of Ills N.Y..
After giving PROMISE Ut achievement by his
~ ,,n,, LAM, .ls,,ssut fr,,, r,xfnrl f,r inin'
w. u.s.. ".a ill., ".,t.,. tm,,ss, -. ~
n'9 tl'e ltnh'an Cntmo'ts ~ e''"tch' lls ,atW1'
mher ;a se'.s @ ~ s,ss !s m ,"iu,s
,"r n I,a.tit.rd'-a ri,"nso IN h,s ,uf"l, nr
iifa M wII,ci' wi ea,1,u ycry lard al Ilrs, riis was
@ ,.,. .''"t, "t+ts ,ssti ,',o aI ,tt.s.e. VIZ
ID "ncelino @ anl FaIi,' M but a sim, slndlous
youth. WIN appeared lii tllo csttlna!,lc
society Of 1.ausnn'tc, with tue two.fnld dis
ttnctiDtl vt his errors md his icforn,. llewns
gradually admitted tu their select ,liyerstotns
at1ti soon tnc fnst friends n'lo''E tl'enl. liis
roretau BIRTH. his NATURAL place III Il wttEur
or"e.' ".a .u..u 's, ~ .,,''.i.,, ~ ~
utter hriet 0l,tbltIst Ut dissipation III cont
Sy yo w J9 s sns} s }G5!S 4eerelsiS felws !" r !s
md me ts i'rotestant , atospero Of tEe towl.,
s,Its,',.t rirci" II, ,yhis ,,n wns intr,tiI,rai.
III. Ii,ar a., nil xirs ~ thn chnr,,ls tlnI tai.
t,,,ts ~ Siiir' t;hnrchnd mi int II nre,,t
"i,riositv tn ..sc H'.r IHft',., th"v innt. Ej,rm
ti,e fusst, tlav ~ cntua IN, Wr,,tn In his tiinry:
II ~ h"vrse",i Siiin, EhureIIndH Hom,,ir Whit
Annr' mr. et INV ms srtnn,,,s Amorf.n I'nis WIS in
.in'n'' i; M wfnt, il,av Wrre 1ntil "a: ia
xn. ,,rr ~ scinr Me hv uH M;H,1v rew nu,,tts'
suyanma I,ns ntt j., ;c,.rs If hin nv IL. first
nnM,,'r1t !" iler biu.. eyss. wicI, Is engaging
mp,rnr,I. tiin Inns I,ni,tt.nsn,. hmir n t,,Ittv
,",,; nn, ne l,on ut ri,,t ~ ,.rs,, ~ KNIT.
% ,;M M Is te tnea 'f,,s ~ ~ s,rior ~ mi IF rl"v-
cri,ess, that KNOW nnnu which rc-
sc,nhles It.. Lie llas ~ ,,!scIl ex-
PRESTON that onH co'!StdntIy finds sol'I!:-
pproprato that they add n,,ci, to f!s wor,s. In
SHIRT, he has ono nf thuse extraordinary phrsi.
Dlctl11g. and foiloWing, Giib il, lis ii,s,s,utrs,
niyps i stt tnDru iiattcrI.,v description ii tho
yWinF Iii. lii nctpiut of thS ovo,t. whIch
tsnr,l 4 i,rIof nnt dry. Gut ho ifuniira thut ut
tlrst aitboug lis aiit WIS tiot Ilsso.lrRgcI ho
, 1881-10-01

sse sas rrs s o5Eo 1 10 n a,v. at
""%sihnt, No ..ad nows from Mrs. wc.t,
hopef'' stn asked al,xnalsIy. -.
at to;i:e. ne "'t' 10 '''s " '''' "''e' ''' - ~" w "
~ am 50 sorry: but sincerely hnpo yoM y WI! wv
kint' rcxari* and guod wishes. How va shail
tnisA y.'i Pray write unsi kemp lis informed "
Mrs. Wcsls hsalth. unt lot rs tgo y!'ii l'litNe.
friendly ~ wsr,is, nc iett .hs e r,s,t.,. III "
H. w!ic! rlute two wort1s burned 1 ,n in!o @ niy
woNter. nnr ask Il ,lIeaslDn. NY t!nG intn VIZ
U esctre without betrMyns ny r,isriE; as !.
tho.e Two !ttle w0rts. sNokop s,' calmly hn,l
neonscionsy "yot,r W11I ha IL ~fn0n1 @ sI1u. ahs
ns' %, T. Z % ss Wits 10 uSe aa y y
tluor he Ind gono 70 oaa fnr Mrs: Gnrn; naek as
t" The s9'a t:r we,s %y.ry III 1tbs ny tseE 3 srh
rs er,lm!y and deliberately aa II no tempest
raael within, il. ,,o Inn o,,,e,z me rcprot
crra,, eu!; "and n!t.y mo. .,,.ist - stram; ram;
Sas S@i:he, g i;r ;ti ocs rss,,very ~. w ~ w.,
lln ,ok NJ me Keemly ana ! aong' 'a,hoa" nH y u, @
| ihst htHS s%srp pc" seratiay. 'ia ;"''.s ,,.,.. ~
"ins knnW tho t99t nau tha nnsM ,oI,"mo r,.
:" rs ~ .o, arg ,rntga vn.t"r,,,% a no muunl ~ @
et Nv S%s ws' rtsr tSk s oF
hns sianroA q 20 niatlo before you; wantoI
| you 10 know it betnra wn pArtnd. Canso hurc
/ tonight purity 10 define my position, as tho poll.
tlGlans siy."
IVORY kl9d Of yo'1, I'm tnro; @ bnt yer see Z -
quito an old ftnrt to Inc. DOnt yU1l KNOW ar.
| West, that 'HGuDdct tho innrrtud tnan Liways
shows BIS coors Il spite Or httn*oafx 1 ! hs",o' s,s
GSria!ny TO anve Tue nsasrc M .nI,.. n *9 n ss ,ns
| hauch ntn indebted to you fnr trn.1y acts nef
| kindness and courtesy. And Hnw. # you Will
not think rttlE, must ,lsk you to Eot the say
| H0od.by, for have still more packtug u attend
To-"
"Gouh.by," saih hc.. mt nnothct word e.
| cnrud hm. but TINT piercing eye WIS liked In
te,.t!yy, upon mo, seeming to ask' us this "ll
How I reached my house chnnot tell, evcn
now. Tho 1n,lrney WIS mcc3npllssr.t, h1rever,
| md Oh tho efenIh* VI tho 1ollsi~lnR dAy hfaW
myself Into AItSes nrts; aha wasl sliookca:
srp9se. Y th9 enanset lheo tnnt l9si @ neIs snS
cntse4ted: "Do not ask Inc any lacsIons'
Only Iofo mb nl"hSs. ,. -, .,,
AttSF low daya openeu ns 1 ae.se u. FIN Mnu % !on
her alts nut neKRe tnat @ ano snu1eet 'nsh1 "o'ot
, 1881-10-01

aco ot nearncss appsefcna pp y xn,',ta !t,S ~ wnn,
nen tt ,, s' ~, inttnrs nj ti,ln,i,ers AZ women
9 prrai atpeb pebtx S1 and | culture, take very iForant
DID country damc. William nnd"ins, tnoinor:
nhs sa h!,' si,!S Go bl sost of jnsejtcs.; hs
wi,nt wtsi. hearty. lively penetrating letters sho
wri'esl THO cold Gow y ~ nnset n, 1 ~ T., eays y.
nnr nsni FL, , ~, ~ tuK auro Of lin. mt 10 NJ
10 Il two common enough. sonething betwcen
,Amo lurtion tI y, a1 nanG sv 1a!naq aps ni.fn
for Evtr.: " y,i my meet her any ,lny In nrdi-
nary s,'cioty. Nothing cnn 1s , !nnrs beantlfnty
wt tha sf ,1, ie.'Grn a thrs for hp vnt
tho soet uas something Of Kiebar,l.on's truth
futness. SUCH lady haa no ] seS! u "sk For fol"
eea''on 'Fos' c1'''' soa"e reop'>'
,o1,SS>- rnr1ot5rr,s STORY.
II was mt lang ugo ti,at u gentleman, said !
tn u,sNl,o wasin wing" Johnny Twill tuko
your u best boanaet-tl,nt biz one On u !Iay. tit
t. 10 to oG this hts a1iress." "1,s s'S - '''
"All right, boss" WIS my response. as l |
tooh n,s CIV ~, "t ,." .,,,1,., ~, '..,' n,,
ISL llls III MS ese' wo s Nv W'o'H W., ILL., as ,,'n4
slone IN the eys Of Calm us tho discriminate
Ing "mu NJ, q ryst sq1 past .s osr,nF sf n
tca"r a1os |it io ca, fo'',f 10 ,. on II, ,s a%
hfia ha sllppeu t!io GAY" n tuc oo"I'ct .llu
started oil to deliver 1t. stoi'GilE close oy TO
eianEu my llDtp nfltl cnt u bft Of fiiel q gouti
s pfopi a,ui 6."n, +" tnik a,M,ii II and Il,
a. T. ,,i a svi,athnr sn,m, inul.,ua rivmI
stnlt that cutt, or w!lct'ier liatt urlpe4 Mo,l
". !''e lie htst! srsat d siyer E Of tWsrs ] agni
me. tie Eentlst'nli. ~ l!Wi gonf 81 a%9y, y,a,! ima
:arrsS tSId @ ny ron'e r. s y ssex te si IT, sEfk y K
ny w'ie ,, le ~ nnw 1x m acocnt
,s, . H h.,.'s., u,,j hni s;ftn,, uJIt,ttrtul
uf Mlssitik os ooise' '1ar mm4 IT, H. f1w ~, snr1
tne lhneAanv; ~ SuF s, IT, wn. tm T., hs ~,
rcant !uas !s ~ ~ ~. % c,,nt. %nI1vSiw ~, hfs an
nunr in Ills eyes, Us if Cain bud lircd On Ahcl'B
stick, ula IL l!ttlo Liquor hr"!lxnt put the rom
, 1881-10-01

not wait long for you. NELLY. aay nlI tho good
ynl eatl ut inc tu ynir tlDnr sister. mud pcFshI0
hur In glyn YOU In tpe vcrv aoun."
ttIeo wts nnishar nb!surAts nnr srinHf, and
tho I,nxt asl,ntner Hhc jnlnet my husband ntMl
myself In happy wandering over Hwitzcrlaud.
, 1881-10-01
ntsMARcK,s FIRST LOVE,


For solhu months there resided Ill the lam
fly of a neighbnriug land proprietor lin ths
Toroutal CoMitat) II ladv past tic nge of 10.
who in tler you'll, was DIstnarck'S first love.
She WIS born Ut Greifswald, whcrn ler
parents let roums to young students uttcnd-
ii,g tile university Iii that town. About tho
year 1Si0a certain Count St. WHO later
nla,le brilliant military career, lived ut their
house, and frequently received the visits Of 1t
fell0w-student from tile Agricultural Aea-
deny. Thts visitor WIS Otto yon bismarck,
who soon conceived Il te.nlcr affection for tho
1ityear.oltt Josephine, the daughter OF tile
hn,sse, and manifested his sentiments In SER
ennttes n1ld sin,ilnr spectacular tukens Of his
affection. Owing to somn unpleasant little
conflicts with tho acnleIu{eal authorities hu
wNs obliged to leave GrtefsWntd, his drlElrt-
utt however, In 10 why preventing litsl from
atrcssfux the lnost tender anl tUchnE rt,isa!ea
tU tho swGcthtMri left behind. In i'tle nf theso
tltsslvcs he formally sun,f fur .osephlne.K hand.
the uarents, who strongly objected tn give their
.lul1ghtgr ia "sD ilt-rorutetl yulli1E Hl1i.
Thereur,nn lit fBi... the correspondence teateH
ntt0Kgthor. Jnsughlnc'* plreiiee. WIN mee win
sud i'uaneinl rctcrscs through tho instrumental
AtncrIcn tMinnesotA> In lsl5, and aftcrwarh went
tn itrt0klyn to ltrr. where. tn fHG! nltrr tntl:h
reluctance on her part. Josephine became tue
wife Ut Il Hungarian einlRrAnt anu s!oAler III
New York. Hes die.i fl lH7:3, ,ud. by invltatton
or hIs sister. tnRrricd TO Mr.. Gy-- hero. Jose,
phluo has recently como to tlununry 10 srcnd
tho rest Of her 1nys, MrB. H--cs faithfully pre-
serves tho pieces OF poetry nddrcssud her ~
Otto Won Htslnarck
, 1881-10-01

WHAT THE GIItLS ARE DOING.
A handsome German girl came 1000 miles
to SEQ her loyer. aild became brtdo III Law
lston, Nc, last Thursday evening. She came
from Hamburg. Germany. across the ocean,
arriving In Lewiston Inst week. 1ler lllls-
hand Is smart young Gertnan-American,
mid tho two arc the lapptcst OF the happy.
An archery club Went out 10 practice Mt
EusIgn's Mountain, Missouri. Miss Ninth
ows Ind lovers quarrel with Mr.. Grace,
and when 1t came her turn to shoot at the
target a few minutes nfterwarl she sent MI
arrow into the young .lllal's breast. II WAS
all uu NccIlleut, she said, md wns ever 10 sur
u, bllt ,a believed slle meant t0 Kill llln,
ut,tl lad her arrested. ..-...
William Wilson engaged hlmselt to marry
Susan Suuthweil, at Ogden, Utah. md
aiming his gifts were scWtnE-tn1ctll1lh nnu
n cabinet Orghu. Her pArert8 fnrGhun tue
un!0n, and told him to tako AWAY his presents,
hit ho delayed snnN no until hn wits married 10
another Htf, aud 'then. when he cal!ol. HlsAll
Garn hln, such thrash!ng that recovery Is
4 story co,nos to ua from bloomington. Alle-
Rf,Rny County, Nd, 10 tho eject thnt faw 9hya
urn Ii freight engineer OIL the t!Rlfltuor0 y t)an
Rnilroati had !" falling out" with his sWcnt.
henrt, who lIyel At or near that plnco. ant that
tho dGMael In revenge Ol!e4 tho rails on fua
track ia front at her swain's train. which waa
struggling up the s0vontecn-m!lo Crude. It "a
said 10 have taken the lorhniottvo prnpor, the
"hGIilor," ind snvcrnl tons nj aRud to overcome
tho otfectA Of tic Klcl's str14tuKctn,
, 1881-10-01

,to, .-o u,,,,,v ,rrcaI.,t,c. ,rreIr od,t little
frr.,.s of thn te,.,ct. thoir tin,py trn.scd hnr,
,,,,Iar aiiyur ami torln.a. snciI ron,l,s. their
nut.,r1v r,ni,,trI fnrs md rare n1d.styls Iarca
,rc ~, nmch ,norS Il, mnrk te,n ntf froin ,nnso
c,,tr,napiarn humanity: unh tho Large sprlnk.
t"attIr,s nr amrntorn .ir,,,
~"''' ~ -.
,.,, r,. ,,r. ,rr...s Ef,fsrtrSE.
Many YEARS ngD Il ytli'lg tiaal 1nHtic his np-
,nuru,,ce In Etratfur,E. t.ul,I,.. and passed n
lew werks NJ lhd tavern "hlei' 'n'" eA's'eo ~
to afford shelter to stngc-Eoacl PASSENGERS.
Whence hc cu,un anl w,,at was Ills business
Itolie cnrstt GUESS. Direetly "t'Pnstt ttlo NV
rrn stpD,l tho g,tINtl cottage aud forge Of
i,i.,t,v,,ttt ,,n,nnI Eota,,u ttc had n tlaur1,-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-29
Domestic DRshes.

Chicago, 27.-There will be fair here
this fall for the first time in many years
It begins September 10th Oh the grounds
of the Driving Park and under the same
successful management.
Washington, 25.-Colonel John O.
Burch, secretary Of the United States
Senate, died here to-day from heart
disease.
New York, 2S.-Most of the brick
layers engaged on Eugene Kelly's new
building, Nassau and Beckmsn streets,
who recently struck for an advance in
wages to $3.50 per day, were still out
yesterday. Work was steadily progress
ing, however, as Contractor Deeves was
able to find about twenty men willing to
work for the old wages Of 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-29
Preparing for Trouble.

London, 2S.-A Paris correspondent
Of the Times says the reason for hasten
ing the date Of the general elections il
that General Ssussier, French COM
mander in Algeria, sent a confidential
report to Paris that 8 serious insurrec-
ton might be expected to break out in
Septem Der. Great efforts would then
have 10 be made and formidable army
sent to Africa. Perhaps the mobsliza-
ton of the army would even be neces-
sary. In short, it would be needful to
take rapid and decisive steps which
might ,suse uneasiness among electors.
This made government alter the election,
as if, in September, the country is con-
fronted with serious African campaign,
elections might be seriously compro-
missed, and q formidable argument
afforded to the opposition.
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Foreign Notes.

Berlin, ga thunder storm in the
western part of Russian Poland greatly
damaged the crops.
London, 27.-An English resident Of
Kouish, Russia, writes, denying on the
authority of the governor of that pro-
vince, the statement that 119 men and
girls were shut in barn for refusing to
work aud burned to death by village
mob setting fire 10 the building. lie
said a shed was burned 10 which mum
Der of women had been CHARTERED, but
nobody was killed.
A correspondent at Lahore says 1000
men under a son Of the Khan of Lspore
are marching to the Ameer. It Is said
Ayoob Khan left Ksrezi Sofed, twenty
miles from Girislk, suddenly on the 18th
inst.
The French have occupied DERBY,
Tunis.
It is understood that France has in
vited England TO resume negotiations for
q treaty on August 1st, but that England
has declined, unless g fresh basis can be
suggested in lieu Of the preliminsries
hitherto unsatisfactory.
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The Rich Men.

New York, 2S.-The Commercial BuI-
Letin: Notwithstanding it is midsummer,
most of the great fnanciers ofthe ''street''
either remain in the city or so near it
that they can easily enter to transact
business. Jay Gould is at his Office al
most daily, coming down from his home
il Irvington. Washington Conner, his
broker, Is also ct business every day.
Russell Sage is at his Office every day,
and so is Keene, who is reported to be
interested in organizing new telegraph
company. G. F. Wearechoffer Ia at
business daily, and D. .. Mills is in
town.
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The New Telegraph Company.

New York, 28.-The trustees Of the
Postal Telegraph Company met to-day
at James r. Keene's Office. Mr.. Keene
was elected president and @. d. Has
kins, we'll known telegraph man, vice.
president. The organization ia now COM
pleted. The programme and full list Of
trustees will be made known to the
public in a few days. Haskins has
been prominent in telegraph business in
Milwaukee, snd was one Of the Ameri-
can commissioners on telegrsphy to the
Paris exhibition.
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NOTICE.

,-oQ1cE Is GIVEN THAT THE
ot ISovisr Valley R4ilwsy Company"
" aS Ell Lake s Park City Railway
the dhens 0pD sni 1.-The Denver and Rio
6G SnggsD{W Western Railway Company"
GtIH ~ which is a Corporation organized
I esCg u The laws OF the Territory of Utah,
E H.ue- under the laws of said Territory,
1 1dn'olidsted their capital stock, debts,
0 6goIeI1a assets and franchises and
Efo ,Tped Consolidated Railroad Com
n ,Sl Nv named The Denver and Rio
sS Ssyd Western Railway Company"
and from and after this date sill the lines
Of railroad Of the three consolidating
companies 60 are owned, and will be con-
s Sy and operated By the ConsoII,
dated Company, which has also assumed
ali the debts and liabilities OF the CONSOLE
dating companies.
Bv order of the Board Of Directors Of
tuT5a Dsnver and Rio Grande Western
Railway Company:
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Secretary.
Dated July 22d, 1881, jy24
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Russian Racket.

st. Petersburg, q President Faure-
ds, of the Yomical territorial assembly,
hsS summoned the criminal court for the
trial Of persons charged with political
offenses.
The Siberian plague is decreasing in
the government of st. Peters burg. Alto
gether seventeen persons were attacked
with the disease at New Ladozs, aud
eight died.
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Casualties.

San Francisco; 28.-Naps dispatch:
This morning, at the farm Of W. T.
Sneed, about six miles north of Kere,
the engine Of threshing machine ex-
ploded and instantly killed Willis Grove,
George Plat and Robert Davis. Harry
Gillian was slightly injured.
Chicago, 26.-Judge j. r. Slack, OF
Morian, was struck by apoplexy on the
street this morning. He is in critical
condition.
Catarraugus, n. Y, 28.-Eighteen
buildings burned. Loss, $50,
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TELEGRAPHIC
Going Home.

New York, 28.-The Telegram has
dispatches from Hartford, Conn, to-day,
signed by Kee KungWa, Chinese educa-
ii nal Commissioner, who ssys the
twenty-ons boys who have been learn
ing tele<raphing Will sail from San
francisco on August 19.
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In the mstter Of the Estate of Henry
Lovesy, deceased.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
[ said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Friday, the 5th day of
August, A. D. 1881, at IL am. of said
day, at the County Court House, in Salt
Lake City, has been appointed the time
snd plsce fer the hearing of a petition of
Edmund Lovesy, filed therein, praying
that certsin document Herewith fled,
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of the said deceased, bs admitted to
probate, and that letters testamentsry
issue to said petitioner and Joseph NJ. Ben
edct; st which time and place slI per-
sons interested may appear and oppose
the probate of said will.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Of the Probate Court,
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Salt Lake City, July 23d, 1881, iva
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Suicide.

st. Louis, 28.-John T. Garbett, 8
heater at a helmmaker's forge, went
home from work at $3.50 this morning,
and after undressing for bed took re-
volver and in spite of the pleadings and
physical efforts of his wife, blew his
brains out. He had often threatened to
commit suicide.