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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
LIOniZing KaIakauR.

London, 9.-The London season hav-
ing thus far been unusually quiet, the ar
rival Of Kalakaua, King Of the Sandwich
Islands, has been Godsend to the givers
of garden parties and kettle drums. He
is q fashionable lion and goes every
where. He sdmires English ladies and
is greatly taken with their style Of even
ing dress. 1t puts him in mind ofhome.
He behaves himself very well, except at
dinner. when he drinks more than is
good for him. He wanted very much to
kiss the lord mayor at a banquet at the
Mansion House the ether evening, and
was very much excited at the Italian
opera last night. He is to dine with
Gladstone next week. The people and
West End trsdesmen do not, however,
psy much respect to his majesty, for they
have not forgotten. and are not likely to
forget, the exploits Of that father of all
elephants, the lord of twenty-seven UNI
brellas, and accomplished dead beat,'
the Shah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
Business Review.

New York, 6.-To- morrow's Public
will contain It's regular weekly table OF
clearing house exchanges, and devotes
itself more to the consideration of the
business transactions of the month, the
quarter and the fiscal year Business
has Just closed its largest half year, its
largest quarter outside of New York, its
largest month and also, in some other
cities, its largest week. he payments
through the clearing use st New York
were not as large in June as in May, nor
wzs this wholly because of the dimin-
inished activity. Sp culations were
larger last month than ever before, ex-
cepting IN May, and were larger for the
quarter, tie hslf-year and the last twelve
months than for any like period preced-
ing At the % clearing houses outside
of New York, the exchanges were larger
in June than ever before in any month,
and in the lat q Asrter, the hslf-year and
year were larger than in any previous
corresponding peri, d in the history of
the country. There is astonishing unan-
unity in the returns for June. Not only
does every city report an increase, 8
thing very rare until within the past
year, bat the increase exceeds 10 per
cent at every city except Providence
and Columbus, and exceeds 20 per cent.
at every other city, except Milwaukee,
New Orleans and st. Louis. At seven
cities, of which are Of the largest class.
the increase exceeds 40 per cent. At
Boston it exceeds II per cent, and the
return from Boston for the week ending
July I'd, is the largest ever made or any
week in that city. The returns from all
cities outside of New York for that week
are also the largest on record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
BRIEF KILOGRAMS

st. Victor, French literary and art
critic, is dead.
The French provinces report excellent
crop prospects.
Two large vessels have left Toulor for
Sfax and Tunis.
The steamer arizona arrived at New
York on Sunday.
It is thought the land bill will pass the
Commons this week.
The Turks think the Austrian troops
intend 10 advance to Salonica.
Bu1d Doble will drive Monroe Chief''
in the Chicago races this week.
Two battalions of Turkish troops have
been routed by insurgents near Mecca;
225 Turks were killed.
Grain has been taken from Chicago to
New York by the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne Railway at 12c., &c. below the
pool rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
RAPHIC
Patti.

New York, lO-The HerGld's London
correspondent interviewed Madame Patti
who said; Il shall not Decay my visit,
which has been long .projec ed and an
ticipated l wish to visit the home OF
my youth Will my voice Is still at its
best. They will then learn what 1 can
prefer moment AMI ju fge fer th~m-
selves of the tru h IF what has bee. said
about me. i would rot like America s
TO say paul has merely ONE to get
money l want 10 go back while my
powers of voice are unimpair ed and |
hey have been great. | want to go and
bring back - COED rouv-Dir Of my visit
to the country where I was brought up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
4 Heartless Policeman

Chicago, 9.-Oficer William Mitchell,
who foEnd wsif last Monday, created
considerable sensation by christening it
in court as Chss. Guittesu. The in
dignstion has become so marked that the
infants name will be changed and be re-
lieved of the Incubus of go disreputable a
ngmo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-12
More American Victories.

London, AT the annual athletic
sports of the Moseley barriers Club at
Astor Lower Grounds, Birmingham, to-
day, Myers, of the Manhattan Athletic
Club, New York, won the qusrter-mile
race easily by fifteen yards in 40 seconds,
beating English records and his own.
Merrill, of the Union Athletic Club,
Boston, participated in the mile walking
handicap, his closest opponent being
Whyatt. Merrill walked fairly, but the
others were disqualified for running.
WhyAtt, who was the fsvorite, walked
fairly until the second lap, when he was
disqualified, whereupon there was great
scene Of disorder and the races stopped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
The NarIIelS.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2G.-Yirs1nia sxes. consols.
"a DO; past cue COUPONS S5 DO new ten-foress
.BALTiM6RE, FEB. 26'EcStson duIl-nidd'ins,
southern easier and steady; western firm
southern rcd, l.I3al. IL; do; amber, l.lsal.2l;
spot and February I'I6a; Mach, l. i6 Val i6S:
April: i l7][ai.I7s; May. LI7kal l71s.. Corn.
tha White 81 e yeSs
sestern mixed, spot and February, 5s9s March.
er 62. Oa:s-no receipts and no traus actions.
Rye firm but quiet. l.o2al.e6. Hay duh and
crime to ch ice western packed lss24 roll, 1921.
Eggs shade hrner, lSa2O. Petroleum unchang d.
He i2 s6rar qHietcA SOFT sS Whisky steady. III
al. II. Ereights unchanged. Receipts-hour, 2s63
"a eOo saf6sls: corn. ss 900 bushsls sales
wheat. 382, SCI bushels; corn. l95. 1853 bushels.
6. Exchsnge-long. AIS; short. 4s08. Govern
NEW YORK, Feb &c Flour firm. Wheat .
s'l1os noNDoN. Feb. 2s. Il go p. m.-U. 6. bonds.
western ssf Ge1F s. mcrt4se trustees oert
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 30S; Erie,
do fnss s EsM
| tral. 66H. Reading, 32b. New forf, ohtano ana
IoSDoS, Feb. 2s. 2 80 D. m-Bar silver. 81 GIG
Consols, 99 for both. U. g. bonds. per cents ll6h
nyss aUs Asntc and sres5 @ weia snc nTsi snd
&est Msse5n ssO0rd Illinois eatrs s5 PENN
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following ,,ntatons were current in New
York to-day at 80 p. "'' 4s repor'eu Ni., % % =
Dodge, of 539 18th streo..' py speci" ec WIZ ", =
Western Union, 1o9h; Americ- q Spoon' @ % Wv
York Central, l45; Lake Shore, 1e1 Ha.-A
Central. ll34; New York. Lake Fri, &' as' naIa
.afs @ fG EslFsSanss and xssss sS
sey Central, lG3S; Delaware aud Hudson. rred
Reading. CO.. Northwestern. l2iA; do. pref. ssi
81. N0I
and and Pacific, 44,s; do. preferred. "a; Unio-
Pacific, l!t4; NJ, &. and T., 43h; Hannibal and
St Ston JSf 49, 49, do preferred. erred ssf St Louis and
DO preferred, ss lSGas. Pacific Mail. 81 O. e. and
ferred; Cox; San francisco com. =; do:
paseific, 81 Rock Island, lSS; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 23a24 Louisville and Nashville So Nash Sille
apd Chattanooga, 77h Ontario and Western $751; !;
Manhattan Elevated S1lS Illinois Central, l3l
Canada Southern, 7i's; District of Columbia g. IS
bonds. bonds. n; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
and Omaha, 4s4; do preferred. g9H; q. q. @. and
and New Orleans, IS; Col. Coal, 46 ohio fentral
SlH.
Closing Government Bonds:4k, IlO1al. lls.;
coupons. l.ll7sal 12A; as, l. 1928 coupon, l. l2x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

Several OF the ladies who receive on Fridays
had their last reception for this season yester-
day. Mrs Ricketts, parlors were greatly
crowded all the afternoon. AS usual, she had
bevy of young assistants, among them her
niece Miss Speyers, Miss Annie Randall and her
cousin Miss Armstrong, Miss Bessie Sharp (Mrs.
Grants niece, Miss Redfern, Miss McKeever
and her friend Miss Anthon, of New York.
and Miss DRUM.
The a?e,.a Bachelors ,cne CLUB gave q german at
their friends. Only young ladies who dan ae
ana their chaperones were invited.
,,,S MIs: Hayes with quite party OF young ladies'
Mansion yesterday, and spent some time ex.
aiming the many objects OF interest aud
beauty gathered there. She intends going
again this evening, partly to finish her obser,
vatioDs and partly On account of the Martha
washington Tea Party, which commences az
nine O'Clock. Mrs. Hayes Is very fond OF young
nes, iauies ana greatly enjoys seeing them in the
Motheia The group OF pretty girls who make
up the party always look particularly attractive
10 The old-fashioned dances which form one of
ton Evenings there.
Miss Lily Thomas. of Philadelphia. who has
ollen made visits to Washington, where she is
"a. master CARPENTER, 210 A street southeast,
Whtre her cousin. the widow of DR.. Wills. Q. s.
N, is living, Miss Bessie Sharpe, daug ughter
ioi hhCi oudl VI tut mas Deel
for two weeks visiting Miss Redfern, and next
% week VIII go to visit Surgeon General Barnei'
uaugntef. she had not been in Washington,
Wheie her childhoOd was passed, for nearly
Icur Years until now. She is an engaging
young glrl.-Miss Jennie DennisOn. the
Gaoghter OF ex- Gov. Dennison, OF Ohio, and so
we wen knoWn In Washington society, has been
or ot &c liong Visit In Chicago where she was one
OF the bridesmaids at the elegant King,an
crews wedding, together with Miss Marion
a,n NIPPLE a 1he daughter Of Gen. Whipple, Of the
ally; M,lsy NJ me engagement is rumored there OF
alry.Mss Katie Lay, one OF the bellies of
Michigan avenue, Chicago, who was so rnuca
Dium's during the holidays. has arrived in the
City 10 attend the grand ball and other cere
monies OF Inauguration day. She is the guest.
a. sic wes during her previous visit, of Miss
Blossom Drum.-Miss Sherman, daughter OF
me me Gehera,. and MISS McCulloch, daughter OF
etg,nt cotlllion party given by Mrs. General
Nctl ilan and her daughter. at their residence
In Giamercy Park, New York, last Wednesday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
The District i'm Conurcs.

1t Is not thought there will be any further
meeting OF the House committee OF the District
Of Columbia this session.
The conference committees on the District
appropriation bill were In session all the after
noon, but will not get through. says a member,
so as to report the bill before Monday.
The Senate, to day. passed the House bill d.
recting the Commissioners to remit the taxes.
assessments and charges upon the property OF
the late Cornelius Boyle, Of Washington.
$125,00O FOR GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Alta meeting Of the Senate District committee
this morning the chairman was directed to rec.
ommend an amendment to the sundry civil bi Il,
to appropriate sl25. 600 for the establishment OF
general hospital In Washington, the property
TO be purchased for that purpose with the 40
proval OF the District Commissioners and the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
Telegrams to The Star.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Wall Street HOre Quiet-HOxV Relief

Especial Dispatch to The Erentng Stdr.l
NEW YORK, Feb 26.-There is a much more
quiet feeling In Wall street o-day, and ali dan
ger of panic is believed to be over. This is
due to several causes the most prominent Of
which are advices from Washington that the
funding bill will fall to become law, owing to
the growing objection In the House to the Gtth
section Another reason is In the relief afforded
by the Treasury yesterday. which released
81, COO over and above the contraction causei
by the banks during the same period. The re
malnder OF the ten million OF bonds is finding
Its way 1nto the market very quickly TO-DAY
Drexel. Morgan & Co. loaned large amounts OF
money at per cent, while call loans ranged
from y to per cent, or nearly 365 per cent 4
year! London advfceS report the market ther,
unsettled over the situation here. Leading op-
orators declare that 1t is impossible TO have
such panic as that Of lSI3 but it is admitted
that things looked pretty blue yesterday. Sec
retary Sherman's prompt action is warmly
commended, and the feeling is general that he
ought to remain In the Treasury. Stocks have
gone up several points since this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
THE CASH MURDER TRIAL.
Judge Presiey's Charge =" Ths

n
CHkRLks-oS, s. G., Feb 2e.-At the conclu-
sion OF Col SPANS argument In the trial OF
COL Cash yesterday Judge Presley delivered
hls ,s charge 10 the Jury. He said that this was
ne performance OF a most painful duty for
luoee aho Jury. There was no doubt OF the fact
lbat the people OF the United states were de-
s1neeu lIom oaroarous races, and that the
CIVILIZATION OF Europe Itself was a recent thing.
ara We ourselves were Just emerging 20 light
and even yet retain some trails of thai ancient
oaroaTism; he compared the progress of Fog
land and the United states In the matter OF the
suppression OF duelfng. He had no sympathy
with q civilization that Is prompt TO slander and
detame, and when taken 20 task declines repara-
ton. No christianity or CIVILIZATION was worth
farthing but that which was slow 20 give Of
fence and quick 10 accord redress The Judge
and jury. he said. had duty 10 perform, and
In performing II had no right 70 regard the use
fulness OF laws or the tolerance heretofore
given practice which he regarded as relic OF
paroarfSm. what was IL one or those weak,
sickly flowers that the foul breath OF SLAM
IL was not firm enough In its purity TO with
stand defamation? T11s honor TO be retained
only by the duel was as false as tears OF sand" I"
Judge Presley gave various illustrations OF the
Injustice OF the code TO participants In duels in
regard 10 the relative skill. strength and nrm-
ness OF the comoatantS IL could only be sus-
tafned according TO the duellIst's own theory OF
vindicauon OF the honor by the strong, cool
expert against the weak, the agltated and un-
Trained. The Judge alluded 10 the extreme
diillc9ity OF considering the Ntbject as
not stain their souls with crime because others
had done so. He charged that the common
law OF England, in relation 10 homicide had
never been disused ia this state, and the law
yer who doubted its present force could doubt
anything. It would oe murder under the COM
mon law now, obtaining here where the
accused could not prove sudden passion while
being attacked IN justification or killing. No man
could voluntarily place himself In post OF dan
ger. and then claim that he killed his antago-
mist In self defence. Solemnly before God and
man he charged the jury on the law on this
point that according 10 the law the offence
with which the prisoner was charged was muir
der, and IL was nothing else. The charge was
listened to amid deep silence by the multitude
OF spectators. Col. Cash leaned pensively on
book and heard the judges word with a defect
ed air.
Waiting for a Verdict.
The jury retired al 4:45 p. 10 ana the crowd
In the court room tbinned out. AT D. m. the
jury had not returned ana the court was still
III session. tired assemblage waited in the
court room until l0:45 p. m, when the Jury not
having brought in the verdict the court was
ADJOURNED until 10 O'Clock In the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEMEETs-Sth page
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
BALLS, PARTIES, &C.-Ist page
Books, &o.-7th page.
BoARDIyG-th page.
Boors AND SBcEs-3d page.
BUSINESS CHAHCEs-4th page
CITY IrEMs-Sth page.
DzAIHs-bth page.
Day GooDs-th page
EDUoArIoF-7th pare.
FAMILY SUPPLIES -Ist page.
FISANCIAL-Sth page.
FoR RENr AND SALE-4th page.
FoR BALE CMiscelianeous)4th page.
observation-disclosures page.
INAUGURATION GooDs-5th page.
LADns' GooDs-7th page,
LE0BREs-4th page
LIST OF LEr1Rs-2d page
Lost AND FoUHD-4th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. &o-Sd page
MIsCELLAHkoUs-6-ha and Sth pages
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM psRs-
PIANOS AND ORGANS -4th psRe-
Railroads.&c. pare.
RELIGIOUS NoTICRs-1st page
SPECIAL NorIoEs-lst page
SPECIALTIEs-4.b psye.
STEAMERS. &c.-3d Pare
SPORTING GOODs-7th page
The TRADEs-3c page
UNDERTAKEN, &C.-5th page
WANr+4th PAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
Caucus Of Democratic Senators.
TIE QUESTION OF PRESIDENT Pro TEh OF TIN
SRNATE

TIE QUESTION OF A PRESIDENT Pro TEN. OP TIKI
SENATE, ETC.
The democratic Senators held a caucus this
morning, but every man present was pledged
to secresy Therefore IL has been difficult to get
hint OF what was done. Evidently the subjects
considered involved political policy which the
democrats consider OF the utmost Importance
TO keep secret. The Indications pretty clearly
point 10 the TACT that the question OF the
election OF another President pro te1TlpOre was
up. Senator Thurman'S tern expires with
this congress. Ii is the duty OF the President
pro tenl 10 swear In new Senators and get the
new bo0y ready for the new Vlce-President 20
take charge. Therefore, there must be Presi.
dent pro tenn elected whose term OF service
continues On into the next session. A star
reporter was informed. upon pretty goo1
authority. that no map was agreed upon 70
succeed Mr. Thurman In the chair, nur
that another caucus VIII be held
bt fore March 4th 10 select candidate. Sem
ator Wallece's term expires with this
Congress, and as he is president OF the demo-
cralic caucus IL is sscertained that he rendered
bis resignation, which Will be acted upon az
the next caucus. 1t is said, too, that the nomi-
nations held back-Matthews, Billings and
others-were somewhat discussed as TO tie
difference OF opinion, and no action was taken.
The meeting w6s more In the nature or a CON.
ference than a caucus. A committee was an.
pl fnted 10 examine tie credentials OF new Sens
tors 10 ascertain IL they are all right or m anv
defects upon which objections To sWeartno fha
SeGatorselect In can be found. The sensa os
the caucus was decidedly In favor of maintain
ing the present organization and ofiicers n fhe
democrats control. - 'Ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
A Mysterious Texas Murder,

ST. LOUIS Feb. 26.-The Republican has the
Following specials: Fort Worth, Texas, Feb.
PA mysterious murder was committed here
last night railroad grader. whose name is
unknown, staggered into a saloon at midnight
and eXclaiming, My God, 1 am stabbeiP fell
dead. No one could be seen ia the street. but
the recediDg sounds OF horses hoofs Indicated
that the murderer was fieeing."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
Waiting for a Verdict.
MARION CALGSCH MYSTERY,
The House iu which She was m
HriAAnRr-

NEW YORK, Feb. pa report was current
last night that the police had found the house
In which Marion Calisca was detained nearly
1Ve weeks. The truth OF the report could not
De established by Inquiry at police headquar-
tiers. The inspector on duty professed 10 know
nothing about II. The police, IL is said, were
astray upon the theory that the girl was kept
oy Two women for worse fate than mere i'm
pTfsonment, and that they were carrying her to
her final destruction when her violent actions
compelled them to release her. Inspector
Byrnes and his best men have been diligently
at work on the my ysterious case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
Ireland I'm Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. 26-The Standard thIs morn
ing says: Besides the motions strictly relating
to the army estimates which are placed agatns1
the order for supply In the House of Comuops
on Monday. Is Mr.. O.Donnells motion of VIII CD
he gave notice in regard to the conduct OF the
Irish magistfacy In refusing bail for baIlable
offences Irish members intend to carry on rbfl
discussion OF the motion the whole night and
thus prevent Mr. Childers, war secretary.
from making any estimates. There is a stro DO
impression that the government will be unable
TO obtain votes for the army without proposing
urgency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

III MEiSKs. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
,a, t'are h',eo up, with water connected. "THE
ROYAL PORCELAIN BATH which has hean in
icodrced IN this country by Messrs HENRY O.
MEfE" CO.. of New York, the well known
manufacturers Of Pine Plumbing Materials Th,s
Sath ub Wss der isned by the late Primes Albert
be njeutio- ed the Emperor of Russia the Fr,oaro.
OF Germany, the late Emperor OF the French IN /,
Duke CT Cambridge. the Duke of westminster. the
Duke o. Alba tspain). Baroness Burde.te- CONT.
the late Lord Palmerstop, Lord Deas Her Maiesty,s
Var Department. the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty. ETC., 1S public bathing establishments
In LondeD. cont iainire about 47O baths; the Pea
bo0S Model BniidinRs, ST. Georges. Guys, aud
~ Ihonas's dc spitals, Model Lodging house In
ssIe Asylnms, etc. ihey are also used in ali the
lesGipE cities Of Crest Britain. and are being put
IN the nnesi residences now in New York. The va
ri0us forms OF the "HELLYER" WAFER
CLOSETS can also be seen with the water attached
fesl2-s.l3t SIT NINTH ST. NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

TIE VACANCY In the position OF Official trans
iator Tor the Patent ONCE. caused by the death
OF MT. Matile, will be filled by competitive ex-
an lnatlon. Messrs. S. w. Stocking. j. @. Pen
ME, OF the Patent Ofice, and s. Leger A.
Touhay. or the IrGian Office. have teen desIg-
lated to conduct the eXamin ation, which WIil
take place In few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

HOPES OF STANLEY MATTHEWS FRIENps.-The
Senate, yesterday, in executive session, con-
frmed the nomination OF W. Il. Smith TO bs
US. district attorney for the northern district
OF Alabama. The Senate judiciary Committees
had reported the nomination unfavoraoIy- In
view or the defeat OF the committee. the friends
OF Stanley Matthews now have hope that fhsy
can secure his coz firmation In spite OF An adj
verse report OF the judiciary committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
About Judge FOlger and the New
Cabinet.

Especial Dispatch to The Erpning Syar.l
ALBANY, Feb 26.-It is quite definitely ascer-
tained here that Judge Folger has not been ten
dered the Secretaryship OF the Treasury, and
that the selection for that position will not be
made from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
LynChiug i'm New Nevico.

GALVESTON. TEX, Feb. 26.-The Netrs has the
following special: Albuquerque, N. M. Feb
ruary 25-Faustine Guiterro, implicated in the
murder OF Colonel Potter. who was brought In
last night by sherifs posse. was taken rom
jail by vigilantes aud hung In the same place
where his accomplices were hung some time