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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-03

SEVERAL PERSONS took pains On
Tuesday. to request the HERALD to
ego after" the fellow who bilked
skem at the theatre on Monday even
sGg. No doubt the professor" wss a
@WindIer. He suesked into the town
&ad sneaked out of it, and while here
conducted himself as a swindler
szight be expected 10 do. The HER
6LD trusts that this much will be con.
zidered a going after" him, and
hence prove satisfactory to those very
indignant persons who felt that they
lad been swindIed. Now what shall
re say OF them? II We speak truth
GuHy We must say they have been
created not 80 very badly after all.
Their experience has been cheap.
IF q person learns what Monday
nights crowd individually learned
Sur fifty cents, he may regard
knowledge as getting cheaper
shan it has been. If any one OF the
hundreds OF grown people who hocked
20 the Theatre on Monday evening
had soberly reflected foy a brief mo-
a1ent he must have concluded that
Ehe alleged necromsncer was blk or
a fool, with the preponderance OF
evidence in favor Of the former sup
1osition. To have believed that be
had come to Salt Lake for the pur-
pose OF distributing among the peo-
ple-each ticket-buyer was to have a
valuable present-bed.roem sets and
saundry articles of furniture, apparel,
Rrovender, etc., and to throw in g
aieight-of.hand performance, must
have been TO believe the fellow was q
COL, and a remarkably wealthy enc.
Et ought to be clear to people that
when a magician gives public enter
&&inment at the Theatre or elsewhere,
ne does so for the purpose of
uaking money for himself and not
not for the spectators. A good rule
fer peopls to observe is to fight shy of
8 man who proposes to give some
ething for nothing, or one who is anx-
ious to entertain you with NEGRO
NANCY al SOC. head and throw in
expensive chamber suites. Those
who expected to get from SO TO sIGO
worth of goods aud gee the show, all
Cor 50c., are at liberty TO indulge in
al the "going for' the sRindIer that
their conscienoes and intelligence
will allow.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

THE UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD
L Company, the Utah Southern Rail-
road Company and the Utah Southern
Railroad Extension on the 1st day of
July, 1881, pursuant to the laws of Utah,
consolidated their capital stock, debts,
assets and franchises, under the
name and style of the Utah Central Rail-
way Company, with its terminii st Og-
den City,. Weber County, Utah Terri
tory, and Frisco. in Beaver County, in
the same Territory, with its general
place Of business in Salt Lake City
JOHN SHARP.
Vice President
GEO. SWAN, Secretary.
July 18th, 1881. j13
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COOLING DRINK S
AT
the OCCIDENTAL.

All Visitors to the city should call at
the Occidental and try Auer s. Murphy's
Celebrated Nectar Lemonades Nectar
Punches and other Delicious Summer
Beverages. Their facilities are un-
and the Occidental still retains
the prestage which has made it famous.
They make speciality Of epiDg on
hand Bottled Wines and Liquors at very
reasonable prices, and are sole agents for
the university Cigars, the best in the
Land" AUER g MURPHY,
Prnnr's.
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The CONTENTS of the HERALD this

The CONTENTS of the HERALD this
morning are as follows:
IsT PAdE-Latest kilograms.
I'd PAGE-A Days Crime-Msssscrsd
by Indians.
SD PAGE Great Britain-General Tele.
grams.
zTH PAGE-Editorials - Hotel Arrivals.
5rB PAaE-Imported Villain.
6rH PAGE-Tbe Comstock of Utah
The Yosemite Mine.
9TH PAGE-Fair Trade League.
sTH PAGE The Unknown Known -
City Council-Locsl items.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
August 2. 1881.
OoNTTNENTAL HOTEL.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
TT Lovett, Frisco; G n Lee, Chi
cago; D 81 Barker and wife, Reno, Ny;
G S Huff gton, @ L Holland, It Joe: G
J Cooper, England; e " Moore. Beaver
Falls, Pa; L Bannister, Philadelphia;
G III Brough, Alta.
CLIFF HOUSE
Harry Hart. Bellevue; N r Murray,
New York; N NJ Siveria, Willard; j j
Buser. Park City; Henry Well. Bing-
ham; VIM Stewart, w AID j RR.
WHITE HOUSE,
SB Williams, w Cassidy, Park City;
B ackburn, Mrs r 81 Blackburn and
family, Challis, Idabo; $ &c Gilliland,
Omaha; T Sullivan. Douglass; T Cam
eron, Nevada; L & Shank, Frisco; E
Tate, Chicago; g Davis, A Luz oman
son, Lehi; NJ Young, Austin; e Wal in;
San Francisco; r d Dyer, Bingham; S
b Butcher, Chicago; G Akin jr, G Tate.
Tooele.
VALLEY aoUsB
Daniel Stoddard, Wellsville; o F Pat
terson, Stockton; o NJ stewart, Clear
Creek; Mark johnson, Denver, Col; @ 5
Mug HItsSb1 u GuhS
Andrews, Nephi; ohm Johns Phoebe, D
SslliVsn, Frisco; W. Smith and wife;
Park City; John Picket, Tooele; T w
Bates. Chicago; o D Topre, California;
W Hobbs and family, West Jordan;
Alex Newton, California. s
WALKER HoOsR
W Smedley, G G Goodwin, Texas;
Mrs j q French, Boston; F Spilz, San
Francisco; Matt Stoler, Bodie, Cal; E B
McGuiness and wife, Uintah; Jessie NJ
Sutherland, Grand Island; Emma Ben
net, Council Bluffs; e + Marcus, Ogden;
c s burlington. z L Holland, St Joe,
Mo; j w Norton. Frisco; Z E Irwin;
Philadelphia; A J Bell, Chicago; Abe
Newburger, New York; G NJ Pennoyer,
Ohicvgo; E z Wheeler, w A Combs,
Cam bridge, Ill; @ 81 Crowell, Ogden.
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SALT bAkt DAILY 8kRAbl.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG3, 1881.
TIE DAILY GERALD is published

TIE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
Fast Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake 'ity, by the HER AID PEIET-
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ere included; parts of year at the
same rate To weekly subscribers
collection made by carriers, 25c. a week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 year; six
months, S1.75; postage included.
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every Thursday morning, at 81 year
six months, $1.25, postage included.
Postage outside the q. S. and Canals
extra.
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Proof Everywhere.

If any invalid or sick person has
the least doubt of the power and
efficacy of Hop Bitters to cure them,
they can find cases exactly like their
own, in their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be
easily and permanently cured, at a
trifing cost-or ask your druggist or
physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1880.
Hop BITTERS Co.-SirS: l was
given up by the doctors to die of
scrOfula consumption. Two bottles
of your bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
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LESLIE'S MONTHLIES. when
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HERALDBindery does work in
and at reasonable rates
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ID. III. HASKELL.
TOWNSITEAGENT. C. r. Il. X.
TOWN LaTs FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE Or pvR-
chase Lots in the town of Winrenueca. arr
hereby notified that all applications Cor uss sasa~
or on business relating thereto, asouid, be : ~.
dressed tc the undersigned at san frsncisco,
a. the c. T, X. X. office where they viii s>asei'o
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to eassc.srn :
pany. without having bought OF lcastsF O. NJ !,
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, 1881-08-31
NATIONAL REUNION,

A Grand Ttrnssan, biaEs Of Soldiers WHO
Fought for the Unlon-Clncltlssatt
Ak0E with Preparation aud l3xpscta.
tsins.
C1SCtSNArI, Atg. 50,-Extenslyn preparu-
tto1s have bcen nIntta for the accommodation
Ut GUESTS ut the approaching National Sol
slters' Reunion, to ba llel1 heyd Sept. II, II.
anil IT, f3nlls have tWcn ntlxAgetl for the lls.
Of tho various regiments a,nt ntl.er organ1za-
TINS Wl,tnll nlly 1eslrb to hnltt ralntot,s.
various nrlntes have heen provided w!aes,, u
ine.'t nut yet nssiKleN wlll ba klsun hlarc
lItAlll application to Tho Secretary, Eui. il. q,
kuullett. Nearly alt OF tho railroads hRvt,
nereutl 10 sell tlckets 10 ao!lfers attending
tha tetnlon vt t%a gents per ,nlle. \ tsw
mud three roa,ls sell Tickets Ut hnll.tan', Il
general reecull0n Will he held ID, tho f,re-
mon 0i tlla first s(uy al the Chamber Ut Cum.
i!crce, but tge upu}1ins ceremonies viii tAka
ptace at tho Gut!hly fAtr ttspHtlts, Mltlc|t
iuf iaxe ,t lsen ,,9 ,'@s ,! car a Gars %ss.
ty cal; l}llsry, cl.a!r,na'l of THO Executive
caAnltte, Alayar Means, TIM: Faster, ui!i n
rGply by l31sinp Fallows, Af NhttWEL. 'lllu
evening nlll foreman Of tlB huctIIitl l!Ny Will
10 llssurl l< reElnentAl n!nl nllier renlIlulls.
ersisrs VIII y livlA 1t ta!np t;afl(sid. mud 1t
night 1lrSworks will l's displayed. TN. the
third tlny n ErAI4s pnr,ltlA will tAkH plncg.
AlnDlE tlle distinguished speakers win tlrts
prt,tiltsHl nra ten, t;tallt, ex.l'1vsfleMt
l!ayes. ee" SGys; y ,,, ,tsoy. nen!''sta,, s'"!,.
Mo@'. % s"resi, t;Msi,aa;, ':si Geise. iacE:
lati4. ti0!., NeEley, LIZ, asNl Iaxcs.. AL
vt ex-solllets AMI snl.lcrs,
, 1881-08-31
CANADA.
RAILROAD COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Special Hlspotth IN 1As ChssuQo Tribune.

RAILROAD COMPANY OR1ANlZED.
Special Alspassh so 1As chssaQo Tribune.
MONTREAL, Ank. p.-Tho Stockholders Ut
tic Atlantic Il Northwestern hallway CMn.
pally held u meeting ut tto Windsor Intel,
In ttlls city, to-day. tu complete llo 0rgal-
ization Of tho Company, according to tile
clIaster. The following were electett Qircc-
fUrs: George Stephen, President ot the
Canatla Pacific Hallway; Duncan AIclntyrc,
E!c.-l'rstdeht Df the CAnatla raciilu Rail-
why: tha llun. bradley Barton. President Ut
tho Southeastern hallway; tic lion. Peter
Mitchell. late Minister OF Martne and FEsh-
cries; the lion. i. It. lbatleal,. Senator; tue
Hon. j. i. q. AhAott, II. T.; tic HIM. Z. Z.
Colby, N. r.; Azra Il, GhatFce, Ut Mont realS
Robert j. klnlbali. OF New iUtk. The At
lnnlis L. Surthwest Railway Company WIS
Incorporated hy al net Ut thu DAM Ai01, Par
lu0lu,it III lS'u, aud authorized the ct,lsirtlc-
lltHl Ut u railway ttun. the Atlantic Ocean ur
llAy vi Ftllt(y to Lake HupertHr, VIII Lake
Msgunttc, through ttB State Ut Alal.p, SlIcr.
hr19kc, slnlltreat, Qttnwa, utS., !ncluu,tg II
hrlAxe over tile 81. LawMHce lskyer ut Null
treal md htunehes t. enlli!tct VIII! nny r.l'.
Wuy IN lha uniteI StAtes nr Gal,atln. by II
iesulutttID ut thn stockllotetArs thu Directors
werN INSTRUCTED tn tukH Rtel1 for q SURVEY.
location Ail1 H,lastrlic.lnll 9t Il brltlRn over
the st. Lawrence nltu Il r0Aa WestNntsl frUM
thB hrfAKe to u CuhtlNctt0,l Oytr tho Systftlt NJ
rnllwAys south RNt tWst Ut thu vt, l.slwrHlco
Aifer, ss they nny .lecAl cxRedleht.
, 1881-08-31
COAL.

Tile Time believed to TIC Near When
tho d:re1dy Monopoly lii YcnntYl-
vnnim Will Fall TO Pieces.
Bp<etai Disputel to The Chseaao Tria1tre.
Pit1LApELrl1tA, A,lg. A0.-Tho nagnates
at the anthracite coal interest arc be,weoll
1--WE Stools. ,Tlcy want 10 put up tha price,
and yat llot cheek consumption. They know
this can1los be to>le, so they propose to ur-
rntEe for further, Suspensions. Th!s plan
has worked very successfully this ycar, and
the price has bcel, held rp higher a.nl mors
llr'n1y than since tho War. Int, it spltu Of
restrictions that haye Kept tho m1lles tllo
fully two months this year, tho production
to tato Is over 17,500,0o0 tons, a9ailst Ill
FO0,U00 to,s for tho s,tfllo tfnto
lust year. Tllu biggest output ever known
WINS III 1871, When III: 900 900 tu,,s waro mined.
antl fully 4,o00, COO carried over to tho next
year ullcoilsun,ed alll most OF 1t itnsol.l.
Tho fact that tho mtncs have turned out caal
At tho snnse ratc Us in 1870 with Il stoppago
for fully 0lie-thiul ot the limo shows COLI
cluslyely tllat thu tratle cantot much longer
bc kept in tight swalttlins clothes. and tint
tullled only by u fllrtilor cmrtail-
% TSs. deanS d r"is frS t tSu " Wess s"S'sfs shaws
y steady 4nti large lncrease, a1ua tlle lHnl,-
stIfhI1!A. Iu]1uutt Iul!lEHl!3 alls FGIHhetl ID
l,e li0ulltl by my agreement to stop mining.
Ille compact betwOal tho Presidents Ii now
nnIy Enlargement nf straw, whicls IL Ilvot.
III 70 only FROM kelf.lnte telnst, mil tho lay Is
rapidly approaching when 1t Will bn fOr the
Interest Ut otler companies thni the Penn
sylyn!Fa to bruak lnose from 1t. Just lt,;v
drought Is shortening the supply ot wAter In
t!in l'Illles SO As materially to tmtsh protl.sc-
ti0n,-at least tho lnt.lcrs repart sn.-btlt NJ.
Increased shipment Ut nltnost :D0,G00 Inns
fln1n thu SehNylkall region lust week docs
not look lnltcl, ltku II.
, 1881-08-31
FIRE RECORD.
Oshkosh Visited simultaneously
by Seven ConHagra-
tions,
FiTo Ffrenon Seriously Injured During
tue Progress Of 4 Fire at
rittsbnrg.
One Hundred Men Thrown Out 0
Work by q Fire at Shorts
vile, n. Y.
SEVEN FIRES AT OSHKOSH.
Rpfeiat ptsp4tth to TAk Chfeaeo Tribune.

SEVEN FIRES AT OSHKOSH.
Hpfeaat DisPatth to 7he CAteaoo Tribune.
Oshkosh, Wis, Atg. m.-Tery grent ex-
cttclnent wns catlscd here tp-day by The
breaking out Of scven fires In as many differ
ent tocalfles nf tl,a city. The wind blew
terrlllcalJy from tile northwest, mud. The
llafles hcIng fanncd BY It, n conilagratio,l
similar to that nj lS7:; way threatened for
time. rlto Fire Department worked hero
lcnly and efficiently, however, and the spread
Uf the lites wns stald. l'uop1c III surround
it1s binCks win BufFeretl lit thu. calunltics
heretofore Visited np0l, this citv ttnk thu
preca''iion to remove their gUntls frn,n tIiplr
dwellings, and tfrays were brought tNta sury-
Ice. Tho ciltzeits wnrkeA to advantage,
als1 IN putting nut inciplent blnxrs ot, ri,ofs
and grass plats caused by i!yius showers Of
sturks. The buildings destroyed were rs
follows:
Vandercoos L Ferguson's warehouse, on
Rroa'l street, nsett far storage. In 1t was II
inrRu n.,attfty Of bullet lIay an.i Il ct,,,stgn.
1ncnt Of lumber wagons from II Chicago
1irt11.. The warehouse WAS insured for S:aI}
III The Amazon mud the wagons fnr 81, ,o00 In
tlIa British American Ut 'rorontu.
The residence and tarn Of cx-Ald. Blake,
on Hangun stress: loss. s.!.i1,1: Insured III
tie t;cr1llan American for si,4U.
The residence OF Httstav Grunst;y. Du
Pearl street; Insurance al,l7o IN lie Snrtb-
western National Ut milwaukee,, ul,d 500 In
the st. PuMl Fire Y AlnrItIp.
Tbs ha[a,!cc uf the lnsxcs were slight.
, 1881-08-31
ATHEIST or HENRY rrtpNAy.

Sptetat Dtsnatth t1 TIT thIcap, Tribune.
MONTREAL, t}ue., Aug. :U.-1tcury Fel-
mnn. tic mcssc,E:r nf tho Merchants 'rrmst
Il 1.s,a'l Company 0f Chicago, who a1scnl,t!ctl
from, rl!cngD On tia a:hl Inst. with 81, ,;aN
casll nntl several thousand tl0siars' worth ot
cEIpcl;s and securities, WIS captured hero tn.
day, lupealler wilt, his "1Mi," Chnrlrs HALEY,
n1iaa 1sny. II atzzy urt,r. Yull,g FeIluIaIl
Nrrlvcti III Afnntrcal Fri'lny, put IN 1T thu
Windsor, n1ttl entered Mt n,lce i1ft,n tl,c ffa
Ut Il fast yuliHg lila1l, spending noiley freely
for champagne ntMl Wishing nil tho lenslIng
sportlnG-ll0,scs IN tic city. flewas not long
III malslng The acquaintance Of young 1nnt,
nf ttle right sort, Wtlnin 1T tinctl nnl wlnetl
right royalty, md drove round to ste lIlu
sights IN high style. Dctrctiye George Il.
williams. nf l'inkorton's agency, nut hinl-
self III communication will, FalIey'S pn,l,tn-
fn,, Detective Agency. 1T this city, Sunday
night. anil this lnortllnE succeeded III getting
n raw tn their gAmr. Young i'tl,lnall vas
tK,tllleed ,pDlt ~ fle %ns leaving fnst l0us.,
Oh Ills. way tn tic Windsor. lio 1ll:.tln
no TO-. rcsIst"'ce, and M Expressed lls Wllltnx.
{n4,o,1ty ss T. 81 7" ci.sas1 w'thoHt 's
''Sjts' 'jaeS wo g ta!t II f'5''; flsaeo WITH tify l,H'
a'ul WHO 20. thu larger share Of the spoils..
wns fottlM ut thu Niw Turk lIutel, II rnlirltl-
class llDltsp, WElG lie was living With SatlIn
.fnllEtsoil, n, GhcAgn ,ynriety aciress, wlIaln
l!e married llts: Iri0r IN lclvtlE {hlcngu. Or
tho ~, tu0 Feldhln,i gave up $10i ntltl Bailey
SS|; aud q c'itt wntcl, he t'ad lmuKlll his
.f tha l,e'iy. fhr three feit fur t;iiicsagn by
Tho 10 n'clpcE train tO.1ight In Charge Of
DctcrtiYn Williams.
, 1881-08-31

cPflA* LUI4tHFo5Nf|NP u 4He LH4CAkN 4FQuRt4
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. :2t.-A gentleman re-
Gently FROM tic North piaitc country tells of
Il destructive accident which occurred on
the Untoil Pacific 1iAllyoa.t Inst week, llenr
Central City. 4 man by the naino OF Gnr-
don ltas II ilock Of l,:'l0 sheep which he has
bcel 1astnrng III that vicinity. FrEtlay
nlurntng liu was cndeayor|ng to drive them
across the track when le saw the 7 O'clock
train approaching. 1t scynls that the sheep,
wllHlI Mr. tOrtl0l, anil lils three nlem III
tempted to drive the,u Dff the trnck, bcg.n TO
"ml!t." This Il trick which sheen have, uni
tlu sIleep IN tlle middle, whicll spu'nin siu-
tEonnry. II IL very hard to turn thnin wl,eu
they Eet started ut this. Not being uble Il,
ssup ttla traln IN time to sayo tic sIieep, tho
I'LL atcan! went through tin flock ut tho rata
Of thirty miles Ill hour. Sixty-nye sheep
wcrolillled outright ai,a sixty-tllree wounded.
, 1881-08-31

Tlrrs1ttN0, 1'a., Aug. W.-A lire MI Libcr-
ty street tonight about o'clock destroyed
tile lhuIlslng occupied byD. Horn Il Co.. leaf
tobacco dea!urs, md Madden l,rus'. United
States Sl,ow.Cnse Company, all batliy dam
age't the adjoining buIldn: or j. q. l3yants,
wholesale leather dealer. Total loss, about
Si7tku, wlliel, Is fully covered by INSURANCE,
During the progress Ut the fire nyn 1Irelllr,,
wurn badly Injured by tho hrenklIlx OF 4 la.t-
.ler. which precuttaictl them to tile ground.
Ong of them. Charles II. tlart, It Is t!tnnght
will iiot recover. THO origin Of the tlre Is
hot known.
, 1881-08-31

ST. Lll:is, Afo., aug. 3o.--Alr. u. u. Xul,t-
ginger, 4 young lllnrcltant nf baltimore, .l.t
very highly connected IN that city. being II
grandson of Commodore z.lltz1ltger n.uI Il
nephew Of the widow ar Admiral ''arragn.,
.lcr tile chnrgeof having swintleti tic tJnI0fl
Stcnm Alflls, 0f this city, ont NJ several ts,lt-
sqMl tlolnrs' wortli If lolrby faisp prctcllsc.
lie denied tho charge,
, 1881-08-31


'rlln alnrm from box :rt1 at 9:35 ycster.iny
afternoon wis RAISED by Il lire D,I tile rnf 1T
'F1Iolnas t:o!bensol,'s dwelling at M. 4! Wrst
Uhio street,. damage St0. cause, SHARKS
from telxhb0ring chimney.
Tl.e a!arn from I:ox =; NJ 10:tl Yesterday
rlor,llug WIS raised b. tho burning otlt Of i
chimney fll n tws.story afu l,asetnent frunIc
holiss ut No. :s5:1 Luke nyointe, nwnah ntul
occupied W f. l'roetur. uannge S!l: H.
si!red for 81, 1tN In the Park Of New Iurl;.
Tho atarin from BOX :'ss7 ut ,4:l5 yesterday
afterno0n was calls'sl BY MI fllcip!ent lire OH
the roof Of II tIlree-st0ry brick building Mt thr
southeast CORNER ri Union and Fulton
streets. ow'.etl and occupied By Fraser d. Son
as q foundry.
Tile nlar,n from BOX at Mt 0:o5 yesterday
n fru.ne bari, In THO rear 0f No. 7:l1 I.arr,bse
street. owl,ctl by f.suls WickrrsI,an,. iian,-
OF 4 vinegar factory nj joining.
The alarll from lh,x ii6 ut 4:E yesterday
afterMoon was caltsett by a lire In n u,le-stnry
fs:.'ne building n Nj. 6 Sheridan rlnei
aw!Mal by Mrs. Hurley, and Jrcunled by
William l'rnrtar. nalnMge. SibO to building,
and $50 to furniture. Cause, unknown.
, 1881-08-31

uV''a7 NJ UsPettA to 9n1 Chleooo 7t1burs.
dy dyo"uhEE' yoans.phsEE' AuE. N.-A horrible tragc-
ade ~ ~ o!l Clinton street, on tile South
a,uei # H. ~ o'clock Tonight. a young fellow
q sI'o. .'sta!aI'n Holden. Of st. I.uuls, agetl
wi ,Isa ala INSTANTLY killed his stoptatlIsr,
p.od,,sn ..ea twice ut his mother, botl. balls
4unisra.ss mortal wounds. The naIue Ut tho
!l,ousss y, l'laa Is j. Craller, and Iu was shot
la9s tn,.ise,, liz l!eart Iloluo1, came from st.
loils Ha5, Ho":5',, anu. after tlrtnkIng some, went
shh wbossas wbHss q, St hls nlot!lsr nil sicplatler,
,<tms. ijs y. n1aEaw H. was not 9n very friendly
sao was iypFn..k ypFvkea y quarrel with Ills nlot11er,
.a.ts sF Nv ,Iwiss Us state,l. " At IT. tIs i tsauter
lek, st,e, e ,'99r, and Holden, turning in Gis
uspitRh hts H. ltil', the ball passing ctenr
aaIs StliI IT, - tpsouy. liz then maAe {lls escape
, 1881-08-31
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN. Ang. m.-Arrlyed. the
Egypt. from Liverpool, aIul the Indiana,
froul philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug, W.-Arrlycd, tue
Oder, FROM Nuw York. .
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. D.-Arriyed. the
3larathoa, from Boston,
Sgw ionli, Aug, 92.-Arriyed, the scytl,!a,
from Liverpool.
llOcGt.ANl,- As,, Aug. D0.4TAe steamsr
T!al'et s l,as nrrlysA With passengers Of tho
kEw ft,E't, Aug. .so.-Arrlyca, The llertler.
from Hamburg.
, 1881-08-31
INDIAN NEWS,

SANTA FL, ANx. ,;U,-(;0y, Sheldon has
returned uls.l issue. nh address announcing
his intention ut U,,c9 l0 UEgantxe a.ul ursIl
independent con,panlcs In exposed territory.
~ lliat In the event IT al outbreak strong
fUrcts cal! b., n0bllfzetl to act ln conjunction
Will. the military. G0r aggressive ~ Wull ~
defensive operations. such policy VIII
occurred.
TucsoS, Aug. %t-Adylces from DelnlnE
ure to the utIeSt tirak tho TeportQf lnassacfp
ut Eureka was un10un1e&t.
, 1881-08-31

CAMDES, Me-, A,tR. H0.-'rha steamer City
Of Richmond. fl n fog this morning. rail- Of,
Mark Island, Ienobscot I,ay. Tile Captain
a1Hl part Df the crew catne llera III small
boat,. and Chartered the s.euttrr Pioneer,
WlliG't Inns Just gone to take thu lstcIl,und's
sixty, passengers t.. istmklantl. 'i'lu Klcls-
inOlld belonged to the Portland & Mt. Ihcsert
i.ine. She Is probably u total lass Tite
passengers wrrs landed III ssfcty Of, ali
island mt tllluhttcu.