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WEATHER REPORT.

War Department. Division OF Tele-.
--sr,s and Reports for the benefit Of
SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. 10, 81.
an 49s IN IN } B.R; R% 4o
D.-,r,sssr $50 1854 % IS 2s.s7
T Tl,s, i5it1-.. &c. 81 So IS
6i-sntio1 wind N calm W Calm
I5IIsa psr Hour o o
See ofWeEther Clear Clear Fair Fair
Rainfall for a hours. % 90 Of an inch.
Maximum Ther.-deg 81; minimum, H.
J.CRAIG, Sgt Sig. Corps, US.A.
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Third District Court.

Proceedings at the District Court
on Thursday, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
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list ETSO MS FINE HATSI
And all Styles of:Gap forsMens end Boys Wear.
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r. ~ faJr .r.f. ~. sa
Frank Foster. . prominent young
business man OF Marion, o.. was sssas-
sinated there on the 9th inst.
y Governor Hoyt OF Pennsylvania, VIII
not issue any, more letters patent to
smutual assessment insurance conpa-
Mes. al .,s .,asa. t.ss
Marvin, the bigsmist aud forger. whose
trial has just closed in Richmond. Va,
will be sent to the penitentiary for ten
yesrs. - an aea ba6
!. Capt. James B. Eads hss justreturned
from Europe, and reports the English
as very much pleased with HE plan for a
ship canal over the istbmus Of Panama.
On Wednesday night the remains OF
ex. President Garfield we're removed
from the old casket to q new one pre-
sented BY the New York Metallic Case
Company for their reception The re-
moval gave rise to sensational story
in Cleveland that the remains had been
stolen. s
4 hnanciall correspondent at Paris
says it is said the ten to twenty franc
pieces 10, the Bank OF France are almost
exhausted. The bank holds the hulk oi
the fve.franc pieces In the country. The
public dislike them because OF their in
conveniently email size, but are Obliged
to take payment 10 them or in the more
inconvenient silver pieces,
Vennor now knows how easily man
may he wrong when he undertakes to
tell what kind OF weather there will be a
month or two in advance. A few lucky
gusses will make reputation. and Q
few unlucky ones will ruin It. This js
whst has happened to the once weather.
wise Canadian; be Is now sneered at aa
a. fraud, and doubtless regards himsell
as mistaken man.
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GUITEAU.s CASE.
What His Counsel Says--The Plea
of Insanity.

What His Counsel Says--The Plea
of Insanity.
WASHINGTON, October sc. W. Sco-
vile visited Guiteau this morning and
remained two hours. He found his cli-
ent more nervous 10 regard to the re.
suits of the trial than yesterday and in
a more humble mood Yesterday he
wanted to map out plan OF defense,
and was full OF suggestions. To-day
he was quite ready to submit. He has
furnished Scoville with minute list OF
places where witnesses may be sought
for as to his action and mental condi-
tons during the last ten years. and es-
pecially during the last three years.
Guiteau was yesterday averse to the
plea of insanity, saying II would prove
weak one in his case He was per-
fectly willing to day to allow his broth
er-in.law to decide the point and prom
ised to obey implicitly his directions =
Scoville relies much upon the testimony
to be obtained in this district. There
are many who came in contact with the
assassin here at hotels and boarding
houses in libraries and at the depart.
ments between March 9th aud July End,
who he thinks, II called upon to swear
will be obliged to cay that they though,
him a deranged man Such opinions
will be given reluctantly, but they vii
be all the more powerful as evidence.
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The Republican press OF Ohio and oi
the Nation have spoken harsher, more
cruel things OF the late JAMES A GAR
FIELD than ever a Democrat did. Be-
cause JoHN W. BooKwALrEs opposed
she candidacy OF GARFIELD and voted
Tor HANCOCK, the howl Is raised that
BooKwALrsR is traducer and maligner
OF GARrrELD n the Democratic press
we're to quote from the Republican press
the many brutal, serious assaults upon
the late Presidents name and character,
every honest Republican would nov
blush sitb shame.
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On Change in Paris.

LONDON, Oct 5-The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times calls attention 10
the gigantic speculation proceeding in
the Union Generate Shares on which
only 1857 were paid have reached the
price Of 2,130f. The Union Generate,
together with the banks 1t has created,
such as the Austrian Lander Bank, will
shortly command capital Of f20.000,-
600 sterling. 1t has been stated that q
powerful coalition has been formed
against the UGion, and the result Of one
Of the most trying financial battles vag-
ed for long time on European stock
markets is anxiously watched for.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

yI7HEIAN BUNEllL. rh6se plse4 HsQo.
w idencs and postoll6s ad6Fss6' 6luh.
known, will tsts notice that 1n' W 1elA ~
Of June 1881. George 8. Algso. % Adnlui0-
tSsaor o. the sstase Of Jossah WiIsea i9eeQer
"a. fled his petition IN the oo6n q iliEAsA
pleas Of Monroe oouuHy. Ohio, against 80
william Bhuall ana sthsrss ttese>j jhbl ~
prayer of fsaM parties = y rsoovsz ~
amount due said AdmiuistFAteE ups. ~
promissory NOTES sxssassd by Hau \. Dan-
m. datsli Dsosinber "a. fo7A 1a9aAas -
usdsv Of Josiah Wilson. = tcll>gss o. -
for $50 dus April \ 1850. cns nsts ~ 9iae
due April 1, l0el. ore note ios el11 -
April ], 1852; one note fof Sis dns ApsI Z,
1853. and one mote Tor Sl0s o. dns Apell
/, 1884 sash Of said nstsa bsaring 1spes
cent. interest after maturity; = 1oeelooo
mortgage given 70 sscuss shf1 ne>eA 1qpGgs
ted BY Mary n. Bun6ll, AMI hef ktSG141,
Harrison Bunnil, on the north sass eaeseee
Of the n,fth We tlaastsf " sssalea s1lgeDb
township one OF range fout, situaae n neo.
roe county, ohio;s and for squitaA A1s1ullse -
You are required to ahswer sails noe1eioo
on or before the 10th day ef Dsse9be4 4
D. 1881. GEORGE 8. AL00O.
Administrator Of the estate ef jesiaA ~.
SON. deceasedn ri ssassf
! ~ Hursss& nAlEsnss ~ fts9A
s. sst1s ssetW7. lsssss. bssl,ss
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Sevcntyiseven per cent OF the cases
Of diphlheria epidemic raging IN the
Province OF Osel. Central Russia, are
fatal.
The star route conspirators entered
bail in the criminal court in Washing
ton. Brady and Brown gaye bond for
$500 each; French and Turner for
$4,000 each.
Thesnew disease is spreading among
the horses in Western cities II is
know wn as Pink eve, on account OF the
redness Of the eyes. Several stables In
Chicago are affected.
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General Foreign News,

LONDON, Oct. 6-There have been
shocks OF earthquake at GalIipoli and
Adrianople.
Mr. Bradlaugh is confined to his house
with q renewed attack of erysipelas
An interview hetween Prince Gori-
schakof and the Emperor William took
place at Baden.
Neumann Brathers, merchants, of Lon
don, Paris and New York, have failed
With liabilities of 100000
An article in the Journal de St. Pc
tersburg indicates that the elevation of
Servia to kingdom is probable shortly
A telegram from Valparaiso reports
that the British ship Lizzie FeDnell, from
Shields for Valparaiso, has been burned
at sea.
A despatch from Bombay says: "The
Ameer made public entry into Canda-
bar on the 30th OF September. There
was general illumination on the %
inst"
A report of local doctors states tha,
seventy-seveu per cent of the cases of
the diphtheria epidemic. now raging in
Province OF Orel, Central Russia, are
fatal.
E Liberal, of Madrid. says that the
government disapproves the action OF
the Captain-deneral Of Cubia in recently
suppressing three newspapers and ex-
ilng three journalists.
The City Council OF Liverpool yester.
day, holding is first sitting since the
death Of President Garfield, unanimously
adopted resolutions of sympathy with
the American people and the widow OF
the late President. eF
Special dispatches state that Dervish
Pscha, Governor OF Albania, has suc.
ceeded in making a peaceable arrange
ment With. the Albanian chiefs. The
despstch of reinforcements from Con.
stantinople, therefore, is unnecessary.
The Luxemburg Chanb bers have voted
a bill. authorizing the payment 10 full O
the notes OF the National Bank, which
recently failed The Chambers, will
the approval OF the government, hav,
also appointed committee to inquir,
into the failure of the b:nk.
i The Standards Paris despatch says
"The American, delegate to the Inter
national Congress of Socialists, whlcl
opened last Sunday at Chur, s wiizerlsnd
is the secretary Of the Carpenters Asse
citation. 1t is proposed 10. issue . go
cialist manifesto to the workmen OF al
nations"
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&C. Fosters scheme to Buy His
Election.


The Republican party boasts Of It's
morality and godliness. Even &C."
FosrrR claims to be Methodist in good
standing. The Republican State Execu-
tive Committee recently issued ccnd-
Dental letter to the Caairnen OF the
Executive Committees Of the counfiessof
Ohio. The following extracts thereirom
Win prove highly interesting to Demo
cratic and Republican leaders alike:
ssSpafe no effort. Leave no stone uu-
turned. Everything is at stake on this
election. In this campaign the 'end jus
titles the mesns.'
"The amount agreed upon for the or
ganization OF your county has been care
fully remitted In addition to this, what
snount is necessary to make decided
Republican gain in your county p
Such bold e,s is unparalleled. Is the
6Blrz Law cipher9
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THE FIRST STEP
TAKEN on the Road that Will Lead
Guiteau to the Gall0ws.

WAsHrxaroN Oct. 4.-The Grand Ju-
ry concluded the examination OF Cult
eau's case at noon, having examined
several additional witnesses aud re-exam-
ined Surgeon General Barnes and DR.
Lamb. A true bill was voted uaani-
mously. The jury did not return It al
once to the Court. hut took up another
case. About o'clock the Grand jury
took recess, and the foreman. Mr..
Churchman. proceeded to the Office Of
the District Attorney and placed in
CorkhiIl's hands the presentment against
C. j. Guiteau for the murder OF James
A. GardeIj, President OF the United
States. by wounding him with bullet
cred from pistol in the hand Of said c.
j. Guiteau st the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Depot, on or about the "a day ol
July, A. D. 1881.
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~Of Presley S. C,wen. who fell
from balloon at Washington, Gnern.
sey county. last week. a St. Clairsville
correspondent furnishes the following
particulars to morning paper: "Pres-
ley Cowen is the oldest con of Hon.
Judge Cowen, one Of our prominent Cit
izens, and was in the thirty third year
Of bis age Prof. Tony White, one OF
our St. CIairsville boys, has been enga.
ged 10 giving balloon ascensions at
County Fairs 10 this and other States,
and has become quite an expert. White
is quite an athlete and Was very success.
ful In all bis ascensions. Presley Cow.
en, who was somewhat reckless and not
disposed to care much for his personal
safety, has had for some time an ambi-
ton to become balloonist, and he ac-
cordingly arranged with young White
to GO with him (White) to the Wash.
ington Fair and make his FIRST ascension
at that place, provided two ascensions
were to be made there. White made
the FIRST ascension on Thursday. On
Friday Cowen was determined to as
cend, and go he would, although Mr.
White and several other friends, Nho
went to Washington with them, protest
ed against Il. The officers OF the Fair
also tried to prevents him from taking
such risky trip Cowen was . rather
clum sey, awkward kind OF man, and
when be was found to be set on going
90, his friends cautioned him to stay in-
side the basket all the time. White is
10 the habit Of climbing up above the
basket and performing some gymnastic
feats on bar while in the air. It was
feared that Cowcn would attempt to i'm
itate White in these maneuvers. and he
was cautioned frequently In doing so -
He got off all right on the trip and the
ascension was very fine one But
hardly had the balloon started until
Cowen climbed up above the basket and
stood there clinging to the ropes with
one hand and waving his hat with the
other. Heremained In this position ss
long as he could be seen. The balloon
assembled about three-fnurths of mile
and then began to descend. II came
down until it reached the tops OF the
trees ID piece OF woods, three-fourths
Of mile from the fair grounds. When
the balloon struck the tops of the trees,
those who were watching 1t from the
fair grounds saw that it suddenly boun-
ded up into the air again, as though it
e.
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D~TSe laws Of Ohio require tha,
every child between the ages OF eigh,
and fourteen years shall attend school
at least twelve weeks in each year, SIX
Of which must be consecutive; !; and the
penalty against the parent who falls to
comply With the law by negIecting to
send the child. is from two to ten dol
lars for each offense; and the Law fur
ther provides that the Clerk of the Board
must prosecute offenders, aud Is liable
TO adne OF twenty dollars II be-, neg
lects TO do so.
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Mexico.

CIrY OF MFxlco,. Oct. 5.-A letter
from Durango says: "Thomas Gartrell
and wife, Americans. have been muir
dered in Chico by their servant, who has
escaped, taking with him considerable
amount in drafts Of the First Nstie nal
Bank Of Las vegss, N. NJ. The author
tiles are pursuing him"
The Government has contracted with
Mier, Celes 4 Co. for the drainage Of
the valley and the City OF Mexico for
nine million dollars. The company is
composed entirely of Mexicans.
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Mr.. and MRS. Apacha.
Chicago Times Letter.

He cuts off the nose and ears OF q
prisoner while yet alive, and. throwing
them on the Goals. will allow them to
become half broiled, and then thrust
them into the mouth and down the
throat Of bis victim. He will heat a
piece of iron, and With this pierce the
cheeks Of living man through and
through, and then let the instrument
serve as gag between the jaws Of the
horriied captive. Terrible as these tor
lures may appear, it is the squaw who
exhibits refinement OF cruelty, Of hell.
ish depravity, that puts the male Apa-
cha to shame. She it is who invents
new and startling devices for mutilstion
of the dead and in their execution
chuckles with feverish glee.
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Mutilated Coin.

An erroneous impression prevails
very extensively as to the value of mu
tilated silver coins. created probably by
an illusive advertising card circulated by
Q business firm, in which 1t is declared
that the govrRmeni has fixei definite
scale OF value upon coins with holes H.
them, rating the dollar which has been
SO treated at sixty five cents. the halt.
dollar at thirty i've cents, and so on.
No such official announcement was ever
made by the Treasury Department. Tp
correct the false notion that has grown
upon the subject the Treasury Depart
ment has just published the following
circular:
e3 TREAsURY DEPARrMENr
BUREAU or TIE MINT.
WAsHINGroN. D. c., Oct. 6, 1884,
The government has Fixed no vslut .
tion upon mutila,ed silver coin other
than the market value Of the silver they
contain. They are purchased at the
mints by weight as bullion, and the
value depends upon the price Of silver
on the day the coin is received at the
Mint.
At present the price paid ny the Mint
at Philadelphia is 81 LII per ounce,
fine.
HoRArIo C. BURcHARD, Director.
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Another Robinson Crusoc.

SAN FRANcIsco. October 4 "A Sierra
telegram OF August 29tb. gives an ac-
count OF the ransom by 40 exploring
expedition in the Conks Island or the
italian Bingi Boreo, who has been held
q prisoner by the natives for fifteen
months He and FIVE others we're cap
tnred and held as slaves. and subjected
to the most horrible treatment. All
succumbed 10 theill usage and died. ex-
cept Boreo. and perhaps one other, who.
was heard of. but could not be recover
oS sf4gf st t.4la Sf.n
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DgIowa has developed q new wealth
or prophet named CJrch. He thinks he
can prophecy all around vennor, whom be
regards as q clesn-cut fraud whom 1t
wonld be base 6attery to call last cen-
tury's almanac. The new candidate for
public cussing says that October will
give fne aulumn weather generally, with
two marked exceptions: From the 9th
to 18th and 2Sd to 18th there will be
severe winda and rains, followed by
snow.
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Foreign Friends.

New York. October 5.-The steamer
Canada from Havre. with the French
delegation invited to the Yorktown Gel.
ebration, arrived in the lower harbor
this morning 1t was met BY the French
and American men-of. war which were
waiting Salutes were exchanged. and
the gues!e escorted by the combined
squadrons up the harbor to the city,.
At noon the delegation slanded, and ac.
companied bv the committee Of recep-
ton and escorted by the Seventh kegi-
ment proceeded up Broadway to their
hotel. e. ftA g
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A Tltled Vagabond.

HERNANDo. MISS. October Ed
ward Thompson, arrested on charge
Of stealing mule, was acquitted At mid.
might. He is the son OF the late Admi-
raj Thompson Kieb, Of the British nsvy,
and a grandson OF British Admiral
who led part Of. the forces under Nelson
to the battle Of TraIfalgsr. Lady Thomp
son sent several hundred pounds from
London to . lawyer TO defend her SON,
who is said to have lived the life Of .
tramp for several years. g
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Rally Every Democrat
To The Polls to-day. Don't leave vo
ter at home.

Eg The Republican politicians, office
seekers and oftlce-holders are already
quarreling over the possession OF offices
The Staiwarts claim that there should be
q new deal, and 10 few weeks there
will be.
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New York,

Oct. Flour 5 O0aS IS; Wheat |
26al 81; Com 64a72c; Oats 45a46c; !;
Rye s6c; Barley 45c. ].
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The west indies.

HAVANA. Oct 5.-The Governor of
Porto Rico. in : telegram to Captain
General Blanc,, states that the director
Of the conservative paper, Boletin Mer-
cantil, published at the capital, has been
trescherously assassinated. The assas-
sin, who is unknown, escaped. The tri-
'bnnal Of Ponce, Porto Rico, has con-
demned the newspaper La Cronica to 40
days suspension for advocating autono-
my. Several sailors OF the American
bark Anita BeIwind, at this port, are in
hospital. suffering from yellow fever /;
one has already died.
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Ey The New York Republican State
Convention was held last week and was
controlled BY the opponents OF GRANT,
CoNKLINa L Co. The proceedings we're
not disturbed by any violent quarrels or
outbreaks. CorKuxa was not present.
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Baltimore.
0IncIDnail.

Ocf. u Flour 4 25s6 SO; Wheat ]
be; Corn 74c; Oats 5la5sc; Ryel Is.
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A series Of county conventions has
been begun by the land leaguers in their
agitation for Irish independence.
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Oct. 7--FIour 6 00a7 so; wheatll
II; Corn Zoe; Oats ACC; Ryel l6i
Barley l 20 ~
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In q Nutshell.

WBring out every Democratic
voter In the county.
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WIf GurrRAu was in Ohio what tick
ed would he v,te? The Republican
ticket, OF conrse.
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The bullion in the. Bank nf England
has decreased fl.374, 600 during the
past week. -
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1881.
nLet no Democrat stay at homo
kn-dov

EHWe viii give the result OF the
election 10 our next issue.
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5tair, Table and 10
OIL CLOTHS,

Prices are reported as still having an
upward turn id New York. Everything
is getting higher Lahorers are g. ting
fae wAgee j II 10 costing -uioreto luild
Than st sny time since 1875 end real
estate Is advancing. Capitalists 1re
drawing their money outot stocks and
are putting it into real proberty. Rents
are, ,returniug better dividends than rail-
roads.
California papers are now able to re-
port surplus OF the present years crop
amounting to 10000. 900 Of centals,, Of
wheat, making s.totH H supegioi theat
to be exported tbis fall and winter to
Europe OF S7.00Q.000 bushels. This
wheat will OF course enter into direct
competition with that Of the Eastern
States, and 10 It's extent will meet the
European deficiency.
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Chicago.

Oct Flour 4 25s6 %; Wheat /
S7sl ~; Corn 63c: Oats Acc; Rye
l 10, Barley l II.
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The difference.

wGive day to the party and to
the Polls Tuesday, October IL.
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WOO asaeld stock Mark

Wo0nseleld stock Market.
Oct. 10.-Cattle sa44e per pound
Sheep Sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross. IS