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, 1881-05-19
MI SCEl.LANEOUS.
THE TW1 FltfEND8 lkAt8ED.

TIE TWO FRIENDS RAISED.
Special Dt,pateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NoRrur,nr, Mich, May lB.-Tho SCHOONER
Two Friends. sunk Inst full in tho North Ray,
nnd bought during tho wtntcr by tho Korttand.
Wnlt s. Davidson Wrecklng Company, hos Just
been ralsed by tho tug Loyiathan and taken i'll
to North Bay Her hull IS III good condition, but
her cabin and part Ut her dock wero washed out.
THE SCHOONER TAYLOR.
Tho Lovinthan haa arrived 10 take the
schooner Taylor. which won't ashore on South
Manltou lust fall, to Milwaukee.
D n MlHAaE.
Rpe<tat Dispatch to Ths CAteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. May IA beautiful phcuon-
cnon w1la wItnossoi over tho lnke this afternoon
II II ee eoaton seeoea ~hc
PRODUCES mirage. ehips could b. seen seon!ng-
salg n :hS azr sky w!t1 ~, ansts ,ps 1.tns .,
Milwaukee must havg bcen Rrrat, but tho rG.
lection showed thom 10 plainly ~ II they wore
that % thoy havo sco.; huskegon aeross tho lako il
Michigan. In au Inverted position, from this
shore.
apsetai Dapaesh to 77s UAt<dgo 7ttauns.
DurYALo, May ls--Tho propullor John c.
Gault, launched woek Or two aE9 for tho W..
On board. who exprcssoi tho Highest admiration
" ye,y vi 5 shs a nfs . rssGy aas e Ss %9faS
aiikS 10 her builders, t6o un'on Dry- Dock Com:
ssa''t's'!9'o e asps. ss eaa. @ se'nsGss %ssss.
so noa a ssssS sesa qhe
dautt luft this aftorno1n on hor lialdun trip,
and Is expected 10 mako worry good tIme. lIur
Or next lay+
pIFYtCuLTixS 9ETTLED.
Tho Western Eloyattng Company held q meot-
, 1881-05-19

EftLwACKKE. Mar 1a.-t.NAfX-whont steady.
closcd weak, NO. tl.u4 cnsh aud say, tI.G}f Juno,
siNtf july, tl.ui August. Nh. q. E4c. Nh. 4. Sic.
Gnfn rner, M. :, 43c oats stvas'Y. No. asc. Ryo
dull and lowurs No. I. tl.la lar!uy quIets NJ. z
ettlE4. tkic.
,plt'y!s,9,xH-steady ". ,;;. MSss rors' s'a@ CASH.
ltuHH-9tuAlyf ejaak1ilu, .---
ltxcxtr'TH-k1oIr laU0 brlas wleas. 13uU bu. corn,
2,Hu bu. -.
sIlti:Mg$rs-Flour, 17.o1 br.u; wheat. a.m bus
coFn+ AaU bu.
, 1881-05-19
DRY G2OT19.

NEW YonK, May ls.-Dom6nd for cotton goods at
first Hnds IRREGULAR but certain makes netITef
prints quiet; lawns In light de.nnnd, but gInghnMs
selling lreoy, ress Eunda ronntn uuet heavy CASH:
and Wnr4lUd cuntln9s fairly tFm from ngOntB
hands; hosiery Rnd knit underwear dull.
, 1881-05-19

PEORIA, ILL., May lY.-GRAtS-Corn dull, high
mixcd, 4sd441,4c; mixed, I.@U4c. oats iu!ls No. =
white. :A5lsMe. 1syo numinnit MOI. sl.lG4sliG4.
Observation-Disclosures.
KkcEtirs-WhcAt- nuno; cortt. 1lsD but oats LOU
BIZ; rJe. nUset harley, mono.
GU but Eyu. LEU bn; barley. lUU bn.
, 1881-05-19

FOREIGN.

s.4., p, FOREIGN.
sss!tz,oo. akA vA 10 Tbs Mhaao 7tsaunA
ca Nal:n n m.-fLuun-No, l. III;
~ 'ssls1aMlhss.t-w'a,sr, l. = No. !, 9. Cd, No. o.,
sl ssnl; asa 4 H. h9, = Il; White, NO l. - ID No.
" " "o' VI, NJ, J. " ID. Coru-Nsu,
,''s'-rost. II. ID. L..a, e.
, 1881-05-19

CLEVELAND, O., May 1a-rHTRoLrrM-Frmar
standard white, Ill test, 55&c.
PIrrsNuM0. ra. May ls -pErHOLEuN Dull,
united certificates, 8fc; setnod, 7Ac phI!adatUhEa
dotvory.
T1TVAvtLI.E Pa. May l8.-pxrn0LEl1M-openod at
size hnhcHt, Esc Itst7est A3f; closGd ut 1l$, Shlp.
niuntS, <17l1 brs; churtern+ 4d.lu3; runs, AAuA.
, 1881-05-19

8ptetdt Dtspateh 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. May la-OlLAlS-Tho Prizes
Cnrsfnt reports: Whont-lteco!pts, 1,21 bu; sh,p-
ntents, 2Bs1 bu; firm: No q cns. R]ke, Iune. N.3cs
No. cash, N1fct atny. iaIo, No. 1cnsh. slr2,{ Cnrn.-
ltaeo!pts 4a bni nh!un,n1its. III bl; marEot unset
tlcu1 NJ. =, cash, 3lr bid; Junc. 35o.
, 1881-05-19

NEW ORLEANS. Sfny la.--C0TTuS-Qnlet but st0ndy1
1u.ddl!uR l14c, low DO Vic, good ordinary B4u, net
receipts lu balgss Hrosa a exports to Great Drt-
aUnj stock. lSluu.
, 1881-05-19

DETROIT. Stny lR-Fl0uK-Dull
G1tAIN-Whcnt firm; Mo. white, {tt3,{ May. sl.l234i
lHac a5h AZ iu1T ,S AuE. ars,ei! s S9s H. The. ai'.
uput9, l.UQ bu.
, 1881-05-19
1--we S'rOC1ts
fsttiEAf1il.

To's,' :.,nrt oi Appenls decides thut a cons
,lss ssn h" simmer ind sbtr1~hcf Tor cafFyinR
txt i. ,ltcsrl, and tic shipper, ,'iIter such
sae On w., n., fcmcdy Haaist the sh'po~noF Tor
s.,N ,etsvn'd' .,,.,,, m .vc-nuc t,r n,x,ut 1000
tltasun y, a,c..ed bret per week. Of this amotint
oTaasss saos ~ n Now England towns, though tic
y oan 1..tt. reach about l.u0 cnrchasob.
Gre1 of ycatoriny's arrfvnls consisted Of
fss e.,tIa, Theto wOro ~ io.nls of than'' Ut
l.@ti ~ head. They wero Of tn'r 10 aooa anhlty
a1as ~ :, nr,ccs ranging from &S.29an. +. q.
ID toa r,ncho. Ia, hail 10 carb. n. fltrs1, cnfs.
ttss,. .s.rsr1 cars frup, lyor1Ale. III. The Iowa
81 sn,tnnpapy had 70 carss tho Atlas hstlieEy
IHI a,ss ~ lr. Mntues had 70 cnrs OF heavy Colo
I'd .aispurs asc, Has netIys. atese two
su}s!, |ss;o .sfs n. i" sssnpss!sa e:
= .sS ur sse ,a e, ~ ~ M1sny fe ,'I
E ss!,s tas W. nsfs f"f pat 1t @
s scsss s,s 10 f1S Sa III Sutebofs
~ ~ sp3 hs bsltst nros of stYskura WSr9 hteady
seha Y aa II riess tssn' nfsrs ',s aa
a. se1e a sola 1ster 14wcr sone sgiss ,ss
sq tSnna for1 II
Is.ss ~ I'D p1ces may " expected " cont!n,s t1
s 4ssc Fs% e. yf
"! ~ y ihc s,no,int of stock required oy local can~
ossa S,'a'f'5 af ss tn rts fsn5s Sss
h.es h nfa = 4 sI%Ih1a and te lnrnl tsde ut s1Ub
fsse'ffha' fs:s I'M 'teneIut market tinlsttcd ar1l.
'"' QUOTATIONS:
~-,-. noaxc.-stccrs Weighing 1.500 lbs md
f!:s 4, 1o&ds
cb,es as,sslur iSD 70 Lii lbs a7saaoo
Goodt gss1ei ~ ~ iGs hdaS5
ls,lnsTn sna sfsas;0. fS0 aoaaa
pn,-brrs' NtUck--Fnor tn common atttrn nnd
svnSa sssiShna Z II 10 @ 30asm
sS6hs aax84+o
~ scnnMar steors 2s12
"" b. iii its aVtB Is
, 1881-05-19

cewf0O, May 1A-tiHA1x-Whunt steadys No.
Duluth sprlny, slA Corn non,sunlly unchanged.
, 1881-05-19

cIxcrSNArt, O., May y1s.-coTr0N-Qulct. t0}Sc.
FLUuiEunchahge!.
HItAtS-Wcat stoudy, No. rcd. I'LL. Corn tirlner'
No. MlxnJ AKA l1?{c thtA Hf.nt NH m1YGd. +USc.
lYe Btsort No. Y tI.&. iiariey dull ns.1 ngmlun1
lHHvtai0NN-tsuek hfmGf; tlGaktfH III lMrti tn faiF
uss. khaDi cIeAr rib. &32s. nacUn xteady ard ut-
Ehnnxed.
WHlHKy-fIflneFt fl.0t. ..
HurrER-EhsloFi mt guotab1J lower.
, 1881-05-19

ToLKno o, May IA-aKA1S-Whe&t nEmoFI No
. rod WAbssh spot 4nd May. &L14}4s JuHo, tl.la4l
July. tL049{, August. GLu6h yvar, tlkgGj Nc. red
, 1881-05-19

wa,m,hM wv, Al M s1'lfs " e. M M ri; M Msl! Ill.,, ,', n ,m mi
1nlyt !ci Fn1scteh, iIci dnu'nRt 1r. Daes scntiJ;
EALI,-yYhont-Nn. 2 rcd, SPOT tLlE+; St1y. .tllt4,
1nnn.3l Jny. aluaf Auaust g. ycnr, fltph
F!iirMEs1s-wloht, s!pe but curn. ea9D tu, onu.
3,WU ut.
, 1881-05-19

gHpFPALo, May lS.-GNAlS-Whnht-sRrirG neg.
1ectud, winter dui No. wll!to Michigan at sll5
on track. Corn quiet und lowurt Z, ,U ba No. m!xed
neglected..
GXNAL LFMEi0t1rs-Nomunl no shpmenu.
, 1881-05-19
OTHER LAKE PORTS.



nuFrALo.
spsetat Dupatsh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
nrrrAtn n. y. Muv 1s.-Arrivuls-p
soutiR, ltussia. mud Hchooncra j. g. hastcl and
William Jones, whoht, Ch!fago.
c.earca-propel,srs soal'a, james ~ Fisk, Fisk, 5r. ,
siurisc, nnei. + W. i,n",.n. 3 u. Iiunverfnrd.
'tq. nhInagn o0"'' - ~ D'''''0' o. ~
Hhn1o ,vua mt ,usch ,7otno In cool frciubts To-
,n,! AMI tho YnIinw;Tr VIM, thn nnv nhmrtnra
rti,nrtrt!: HcIlooncrs MlchIxat, f. 4. Nicholson,
anu William Jones. coul to ChcGKo 1T T5 cents;
schooner Lnfrionicr. coaI, Hack ittvcr 10 Cht.
Milwaukee. Is cunts: schooner He.i, White. mud
lsiue, cedar posts. Alpona to ChtcMao. conts
each; sonator bloods coal ta Toledo' - cchts.
sc<1to, r7,,,otth Ia N, f,ateaoo 1Yt,n,ns.
nrrmnsT IIci, Wnv NErnsscl ,,nwn-pro-
,,a1inr Arshn: sfoaiu- -Gnrgus Trtn.yille and
fnruea (;lty az Cntteurtl aud burrc, n X, Fair
bntik, Mineral Rock md barges, vionna mud
consort; Behooncrs a. q. M0rey, W. Y. Emery;
tug vutcAn and raft: --...
aoraer HsicnFS ose staa Sa mr. ea r.
md baraes; schooners Aner!ean, u11ion r. =.
Merrltf. .'unh !. aott +. y. i1oisNtuai. I1!asA,
Adit nieuorns ot' 1.uns, 0suI ~; 81: .Gs, ~ LIN
'",, r,rtxe,-Srhnounrs s 4. iIooIy ". j. Sntfu C.
A,as,isn. nToncii"r Inri,it,. ~ ~ e"A9'' -
1eHs t;fsnreJL Lscboouers Hercules and Mary Lyon.
"hu-I'S'' 'on .41!ss.
CLEVELAND.
spteta1 Dstpat:a 70 Tas chteago Tribune.
land, r. t.; JanAisa. pol!y y: hogera; @ l!nistoa1'
en%t - Gh'eno y. ';nr ~ e H cis Ms frc Hua S
llell, coax sandaakyto Mafn.tte: e GaM.s !EeG' a
a nro oaok a - Goseiau q, st,, P rro +: a
emil sq stilwaaksS. d ee1ts. iroe, and ple.ifoa
f - + Fs opd pochea,or
% 1,as.s'sn,S;S ian a4e
IISKEHQEs
sptetat D!:pats" e. m chtsaoa 1rts,!ns: ,,,,,
attesn: Lassr sIp%sisi 1;S @ fsst ,siss q
cunts, al,d charters ARC now Mt s1.os4. still
higher riso il expected. ,- j.. ~,
packages ok mcrchanlso and a large quantity
Ut KrAiu. Tho liurroaRns aiao arrived Win
ullsoetahcoaS ifo'Rn.. ,,.,,
s,<tto. Du0a,ta nutTn''t 10 r. cstfooo 1,t,un..
chIaa md Jarati, % FROM @ iiuiaIo; City u Wiaai.
soaoonors Mlanohaha and GosnawE, from
Clearcd-steamcr bsnntstco, IEouKhton.
pfltr ct,tuutRHE.
sp.tta, ptpatfh 10 Tns Chicago Trtbun.
ponT C0Ino,Jk, Ont, Muy B.-passed up
snhoat,ors Edward UlAka, Kingston to Uoodruh
Gso s' w, s1 ar RSF a;sn K'nSsgK e Ko9
osha. COIL; niazing Siar. Osweeo 10 Toledo, coal
Dnwn-IroDujler NusslI, ChtcuKo to Montreal
general cargo.
TOLEDO.
n.y., % D;ssts 70 e. e,ssss 1ss ,s,o
GS Saao ~ .19 eus on buard coeM o Knxsun
COLTS; whoat to Kingston. W cents; when
Valley 10 ChicaEo, 10 ccnts nn tho rail; whsat T.
ilaiiato, III oouts; uan,agcl corn to 1u.I4lo, "
eee's' tAmny,.rrA
su.I,c, r,1,n,trh n Tns IAteaoo 1Ytbuns,
, 1881-05-19
DROPPED DEAD IN A DEPOT,

URVFFEU UENU TT II UETUT.
CISCiHNATJ. .Mnyl1R.-AmOs 4. Collins. married.
OF CnrruIGton, ltd, while on Ills why from New
Orleans. dropped dead this morning III the Slnrl-
ettn l. Cfncin.nt dcpot here. Cause. helnOrrha9G
Of tho lcugs. lie was newspaper advertising
nyout.
, 1881-05-19

EansaaCity, ,Dony'r, Pueblo, Lead
tsaMsos Cir, ,SMntt. Fe. Euw Mgx-
leo i California Fnst Ex
st. Louis. Epr!Ilufte!ti l. truxua.... -.
Mobile e Suw urtsnl1s Express. :,
#. 1.ouIs+ Springfield + 1'u1na. -.
troDs!n, k00kuk. Il Bur- vim
tingt.in Fast ExprckA.. I EhGn0a
l'ukir h tsGof4h Ex, rth Ultgt....
titrcatIlr, J4uGGn. WnshlnHl'n n E1..
Jtfllat r Dwight Accommodation
, 1881-05-19
pErIS0LEuAr.

lSnIASAroLts. Aay la-lnA1S-Wheat lr
sL1O. Corn firm. Oats qulcti saa40o.
, 1881-05-19

. :. I9QQ HALEB. .
: RI; %$ 4? Il 'F;:s T. A ';!t:j
S."''ssS MI !l.....0l slnl A......?!3 Ata
i".rs 9N ~ S.......M hh !n......S 515
HH"".sMh ~ ~ .....lai 6& @......3ai eW
ta''"''z1S ~ aas...29 AM N....,.xw tM
s.~:Ha -; ~ ~ S..'.St11 eS9 e .....,;a! k!9 k!!99
ss''.".3m s,.' ~ n.....kst t!p m.....i5! 81!
@::M @ sS:::!a S::::: sS ss s::::::::|s s::::|Rss Is Is
I'll ttihsiThe 4, ,bThe maFket raa steady The supply ras
sas ssao III assaa; Sfn9 p9sss
ot thsn ,Sd su,taiGed ~ sa!ss making 6n bssls
a''' porto e1tfa ~ooed. -'~''' ''''' ~ '<~''<'
'$s;* $S ;$s'' N t s
s'%:$ sS ss} Il %;:;ii':s;::si.::: Is
NEW YORK.
Lse.s,..ti tioRk, Mar M-bExvEa-Isocctrt1, ~;
axt na1hs, concnntratodi jerse! Clt5 mnto
iii uist. I! y u eayancs Of strong No poE III,
ssSer eea sGaS f0tssa haa a az ="
ss tssr SASspi 81 st;is1ly rr!nes son,Ma ta E9os
S.%af@ s.sa @ s'sISi :spms4i: a@sfa i
A lamb. ss.!s,, epDsa
'5s ss"ass;S .hI"sp; Issp e'Ho' Now jaf'oy
s$s % S: Ssgts& IL, as:.sS ss ;s saSssa ssa
EAST LIngnTY,
, 1881-05-19

starvation iii London.
A hlln1rnd and 0nc persons died Of starvation
In tho metropolitan district ~ London Inst year.
ThAt Is Ah1ut ~ in t,UU,O20.
, 1881-05-19

TURrENTINE.
WtLMISGTuN, Stny la.-SpInIrs UP TuRrESTiSE-
Htondy at sGc.
, 1881-05-19

RUPTURE CURED.

n1on Hs;ynr.i ind1cat.: G9nt1,!cnse IN FAR
Talented July i! s7s Adjustment and treatment bY
!hn tmtehtsh tlVer ~ yi,ara' experience In curing
na"lhed BY tho u. .t:nsernulent A. tho boat Also
Elastic sti,ck lna*: .lnltns located In Chicago.
NAitrLET-r. HUFFMAN Il rAttKEIL
tffic1 r. HtAt9.at-. Chicago, ILL.,
, 1881-05-19

h-Ou Ratnrtny ntsht 10 Gilman only.
r-un Saturday nl3ht runs To Peoria only
|ynl,nst, 81. I4ait. q rnnlho HALLWAY.
Uptnn j,epot, Ftnta and Txalfth-Eta AL Htate-st.
Wllhln .i,,n BLOCK ricEst utlrgB, g. Hnnth C}ark.4t
isu,,pr ltouJp. Hnd Grand 1hcnr &tutel.
, 1881-05-19

Ill r. market w1a steady. The supply Hns
~ az local or outside trado and Tuesdnya pFicoa
uHS2sm smYets Y shan su.tatned sales making On basis
Ns9[ poor to Axts6 EooinH
, 1881-05-19

Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND o., Alny -Sth0oners
GcorHo H. Wnrmtnxt..ll. orc. EseAabA to clcvc.
ctaI to Chicago, pU cents, free: lied Wing. coal,
Asitabliio to milwaukee,, NJ cents. froc; lnura
lIe,l, coal sanduRky to Marquette, e cants free,
anu arc back TO Cleveland. p. +; 1Iumer, coal,
AshtnhtiIa tu ChcaW0, u Gotsts. FREQ; +. J: kiug,
emil to milwaukee,, W ccnts. free, and plH.iron
trt,nl LeIaud to Cleveland, y. +.
CIoarel-rrnpellersJ Jamcs Fisk aud hocheator,
, 1881-05-19

Special Dl.pateh to The Chteaoo Tribune.
a1usKE0uN, Mich. Mny l6.-ClcarancCB to-day,
fifteen. Lumber shipments, aS5. .u01 foot. Rates
10 Chicago have advanced frotn II cpnta to .a
cunts, and charters arc now Mt S1.1sh. A still
higher rIso IB expected.
INC prupulur Annio Lnurio brought In 100
packages GF mcrchnl,lIso and large quantity
Ut Rrlllu. Tho burroughs Riao arrived with
miscellaneous frulRht.
, 1881-05-19

ponr C0Luo,,Hk, Ont. Muy l8.-pnssed up
Sohoonors Edward tslake, Kingston to uoodrich,
themuo Chiuago, with salt; Fl0r!da, ktngstnn to
tlsha coal; Hazing 8lnr. OsweRo to Toledo, coal;
itoed Case, OswegO II, Milwaukee,, coal.
Duwn-Propeller RnsslI, ChtcnHo tU Montreal,
0cueFul cargo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

PRELATES REPUDIATE THE RE-
vISION.-The most remarkable cir
cumStance in connection with the
publication of the revised version is
the fevelish anxiety with which
several eminent prelates have repu-
dated the work. The archbishop
was perfectly wretched at the re-
port that he had presented a copy to
the Queen, and denied it with al
most ridiculous earnestness. The
bishop of Gloucester was mysteri-
ously unwilling that it should be
supposed that he was personally
responsible for sending a copy to
Windsor. The bishop of London's
warning against ignorant criticism
is certainly well-timed, for some
of the alterations SAVIOR the narrow
est pedantry. 1t seems doubtful
whether the book will ever super
sede the authorized version, whatever
may be the verdict of convocation
but as a commercial speculation it
is a brilliant success, and the large
profits will be very seasOnable
Windfall to the universitieS.-LOn-
don Truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19
Postpone and You Perish !

The lungs are not cast iron, but of
a texture as delicate as Brussels
lace. They cannot long resist the
wear and tear of an incessant cough.
Attack this premonitory symptom
of phthiSis with Hale'S Honey of
Horehound and Tar and you subdue
it at once. Delay the remedy and
the lungs are fretted into suppera-
ton, and consumption is an estab-
lished fact. This mighty, yet harm
less agent, has no equal as remedy
for coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, and all bronchial affections.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Depot, lis Fulton street, New York.
Prices, soc. and 81. Great saving to
get the large size.
Pixies ToOTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
IT IS BETTER TO REMOVE THAN
TO HIDE cOmpleXi0naI blemishes.
Use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, not
cosmetics.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE" Black or Brown, soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

Comet |, 1881.

Thus far comets have PLAYED a
small part among the portents of
this mOmentous year. Four months
have passed without one trailing
Wanderer in the celestial depths.
That inveterate comet seeker. Pro-
lessor Smith, succeeded, on the 1st
day of May, in picking up an infin-
IteSlmal member OF the family, too
small to be seen in anything. less
than a powerful telescope. No
other observer has thus far had a
peep at the stranger, and there
seems to be little probability of its
growth into one of those monStrous
prodigies, spanning the heavens,
that a few centuries ago were such
frlghtful OmenS Of evil TO those who
witnessed them. The comet that
made its appearance May morning
will probably do little harm to
our planet. 1t seems to be a
bearer of good fortune, instead
OF prophet of disaster, for the dis
coVerer will win a prize of two hun
dred dollars, as well as gold medal.
Comets must hurry their footsteps
to make this comet year. More than
one-third of the "great year,"
1881, as astrologers call it, has
already slipped away, with only
one tiny comet recorded on its an
nails. Prizes of two hundred dol
lars each are in readiness for seven
more comets to be discovered before
the year fulils its course. These
astronomical tidbits are therefore
more earnestly to be desired by those
whose superstitious fears regard
them as heralds of destruction. The
nineteenth century chronicles the
advent Of two superb comets, that
of 1858, or Donati's comet, and that
of 1861. According to the law of
averages, we can hardly expect again
visits from such distinguished mem
bers of the family before the CEN
fury closes. But we shall see as
time passes what the future has in
store, for nothing is more uncertain
than the advent of these mischieV-
1ous strangers, and one may sud-
denly beam upon our vision when
we least expect it. There are but
two things to fear. a great comet
plunging headlong into the sun, or
one coming into collision with the
earth. The probabilities that these
events may occur are of the slight
est kind, and need not give the least
anxiety.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

"Hoff for Hitalyp cried the
prince, waving his hat to noble
man sitting on bale of goods that
encountered the dock; 'hOff for
Hitaly! Mothers to be gone hall sum
merw And Victoria looked at AZ
bert Edward reproaehfully, as much
as to say, "Halbert, you'd better
keep your at on your 'ead and hact
SenSible!'
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'A@S"s Collections, RENTING proceed,
PToDS2tjy.
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y~s,,;,,o -, -.%'aaaEs IN New York, SIS
Lo,-o- - Nh.csgo' s.. Louis. Omahs
''1'n aAd principal ConenantsI cities
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'l''ts 'f'ssiTs FAyAslE on sEEaxs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28
fLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Bentiners Reporter.


Mrs. O. n. Stephenson and sister left
this morning for Wells, on the O. p. Il. Il.
]. P. Edoff, OF the firm Of Reinhart &
Co., arrived from Elko on Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. P. Haskell returned last even
Ing from an extended visit at San Fran
cisco.
James Rielley and family arrived from
Hamilton last evening by private convey
ance.
James E. Anderson OF the Mining News
returned from San Francisco on Sunday
evening.
II you wish to rent or buy a comfortable
home, read an adv. under fhe head OF
"New To-day"
Counselor W. 8. Woods, OF San Fran
cisco, arrived on Sunday evening, and left
for home this morning.
The number OF people who attended the
funeral obsequies ON Monday, from Ruby
Hill, is estimated at /, 200.
]. G. Bothin, OF the firm of n. sadler &
Co.. returned on Sunday evening from q
months visit to San Francisco.
Joshua Whitesides was reported very Ill
With pneumonia last evening, and II was
thought he could not possibly
Arrivals at the Turner House yesterday:
!. BENEFITS and wife, G. D. Haworth. Ty-
30; Steve Fenton, P. Kenney, Wood River;
Mrs. Gould, Salt Lake.
The crowded state OF u columns this
morning will not permit us to give an ac-
count OF the Centennial Guard ball OF last
evening, which was a splendid affair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28

down in the vigor Of his manhood. in
the midst OF his useful career, in the prime
OF lie; slain without cause or provocation;
no reasoning can justify the act or excuse
the vile miscreant who has so cruelty MUIR
dered the Chief Executive OF the land, and
. nation stands weeping over the tomb Of
its hero and chieftain.
He was a grand illustration OF the posi-
bilities arising under our institutions,
proving that to the brave, the energetic,
the faithful, there is no limit to the yicto-
ries to be gained in the battle of life. He
sleeps, his work is done and mankind has
been benefited by his life and actions.
10 the aged mother, who mourns for her
son so unjustly slain, the Nation tenders
It's sympathy. To the devoted wife, who
ior ~ days stood by the bed side Of her
sunerlng' dying husband, and with patient
watchiulness attended to every duty, stand
ing by him as he entered the dark shadow
OF death, with her hand noon the heart
that had been SO brave, so noble. 20 kind
n true, keeping her station until the last
throb had beaten, until the soul had wing
ed Its way to that better land, the admir-
alton and esteem Of the civilized world is
lovingly bestowed, and to her in her widow
hood, and to her orphaned children, is
rendered the heartfelt sympathy Of man.
kind. II in life and action Garfield was
great, If his conduct was to be admired,
how shall we speak Of the sublime courage
and heroism that he displayed while upon
the bed OF torture and death Calm, pa
tent and accomplishing, he gave renewed
proof OF the greatness Of his Intellect, the.
power OF his mind. the purity Of his soul,
the grandeur of his nature. Anxious to
live for his family and his country, hopeful
that the bitter cup should be taken from
ms lips by the Oliver Of Life, that the
Angel Of Death might pass him by for 4
time, yet meeting death without a fear.
Death had for him no terrors. His life's
action was such that his reputation-the
better part Of the life of man-surviyes
over all and becomes eternal. Peace to
his memory. Hail and farewell
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28
ALBrOx.RICHMOND.
The Great Suit Getting Close to the
End.

8EAAAs
The SENTINEL has maintained right
along that the end Of the great case be-
tween the Richmond and Albion was not
lar distant. Interested parties have pro-
iessed to take a different view of the case,
and have not hesitated to hurl all sorts OF
epithsts at this journal for Its faith In q
speedy verdict. The papers on appeal to
we supreme Court were completed yester-
gay, and go down to Carson by this morn
hgs train. To make sure that they get
mere on time W. s. Wood, OF counsel for
se albion, takes along the certified docu-
.aen,s, and will personally see that they
sse nleu on Friday. On Monday next the
Ease VIII appear on the docket OF the Su-
p'eme Court and ready for trial at the Oe-
..n term OF that Court. But better
.1li, the attorneys ON both sides have en-
sreo into a written stipulation agreeing
argue thee case n month from next
MGnaay, Nov. 8, provided that day will
saas .ae convenience Of the Court. II will
suas DO seen that the end Ia near at hand.
Mnsn once argued 1t is not likely that the
0ouf. wiil long withhold its decision. The
Iase ~ OF too much importance, and the
niary 70 the rightful owner too great to
sdm,t OF unnecessary delay. The Court
val hardly hold the case, under the cir.
Iams.Ances, beyond two or three weeks.
mioliows almost certainly, therefore, that
one party or the other will have a second
,,~'cry In the Supreme Court before the
'as' days Of November.
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OPEN ~sEssIoN-4:s 80 p. NJ.

siarra Nevada 22 u 22A 23s 23ks 23b
oqhs. Union 14ks l4As, Belcher 305b,
yalIow Jacket 5b, California lbs Scor-
MON 2hs 23Ob, Utah l2s 12sb, Gould d
rfnrry skb, Chollar 230s, Overman 235s,
onhir sks, Potosi 295s. Hale Il Noreross
410b. Mexican 1issb, Orc FOB, Best d
Belcher 13As, Benton lb. Justice COB,
Bullion 65b, Savage 305b, Grown Point
Is0b, Alta 54s, Con. Virginia 320s Andes
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r.. q p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
JP Rugg Or A Nespitt
HIN Fletcher 4 VT Crawford
W Watson & VT Sing Lee x VT
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
Mrs W P Haskell Pat Hanneman
Vim Johns Thos Webster
T Martin Mrs Gould