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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
The surrenderIng Indians.

Chicago, 5 General Terry telegrsphs
from st. Paul, on January Sd. 10 the
military headquarters, the following from
Major Ilges. at Camp on Poplar River,
January Sd: Moved the hostiies to-day
TO my camp and have them under guard.
There are by actual count 1875 Of them,
and 100 men are to come over frsm
Ysnkton Camp tomorrow. proceeded
against them this morning, spd was met
by Ysnkton chiefs, who requested that l
should not visit their camp and promised
to turn all hostiles over to me tomorrow.
When this IL accomplished l will move
at once to Buford. l have burned and
destroyed forty two of their guns, which
were worthless. Will get more to-mor-
row. There will be about 800 horses.
Reliable news just received, is that Sitting
Bull, with over 100 lodges, is at the eros
sing of Milk River, fifty-,wo miles from
here. The train from Keogn, on the
Redwater, will probably reach US to-
morrow. The Crow surrendered his
ponies and guns this morning.
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Criminal Calendar.

New Haven, 5.-Charles NJ. Horton,
arrested on Mon ay for robbing Elihu 81.
Perry's safe Of S42 600 in securities, con-
fessed to- day that he perpetrsted the
deed, Snd implicated August Boden-
schatz, gardner for Edward Mslley, dry
goods merchant. Bodens chstz was ar
rested, and Detectives Brewer and Reilly
found the bonds and other yRluables in
his hot house.
Dublin, Cat 0magh sssizes, to-day,
Farmer Graham was convicted of shoot
ing BaIliff Mulhollsnd, near CorKstown,
on the Sth of December. and sentenced to
penal servItude for life.
st. Louis, 5.-A Republican special
from Henri sta, TeIs-, says: James A.
Curti-, 8 prominent cattle man, of north
ern Texas, was shot and killed in
saloon at Cam bridge, last night, by Van
Rice, who had fori-erly worked for
Curtis, and had been discharged. Rice
also received three shots from Curtis be-
fore he died, and IS be (Rice) was hav-
ing his wounds dressed at DOCTORS
office, some unknown person, presum-
eddy friends of Curtis, shot through the
window, striking Rice in the breast, in
ficting a morts; wound.
Philadelphia, 6.-Daniel T. Sullivan
and Patrick Hayes were hanged In Moy-
amensing prison, at 1887 this morning.
Both men passed a sleepless night.
Priests were with them several hours.
When walking to the gsllows, both were
firm and knelt and pray d on the plat
form, Hayes then tried t. speak in q
rum bling, incoherent way, giving q his
tory OF his married life, but finally the
priest persuaded him to stop. which he
did, protesting thst he was not afraid of
the galloWs. sullivan all this time stood
kissing the crucifx and expressed hope
for forgiveness. The drop fell while the
priests were reeiting de proflssdts. Hayes
died instantly. Sullivan strugg ed vio-
lently.
Newark, n. j., 6.-Mrs. Merhofer,
convicted with Frank hammers, her par
amour, of the murder OF her husband,
Mr.. Merhof T, st West Orange, on Oct.
Is, 1879. was banged in the county jsil,
| this morning. she was very e4.e and
deeply sffected, but Va KID t the gall
lows without assistance, and met her late
with ut confsssing or uitering word.
She died in 90 ut nine minutes. About
Thirty persons were present, inclu3ing
| officers and jury selected By the court un-
| der the recent law. hammers was hanged
from the SINE gsllows imm di4tey after
wards. DE made no Co fession. Wh-n
the sheriff knocked al Mrs. Merhofer;s
cell she stepped out with her arms pini-
loned and the moose adjusted about her
neck. NO time was lost in piuioning her
lower limbs The moore was hooked en-
to the rope that d-ngled rom the cross
belm. ] he black cap was drawn over
the face, the fatal signal given. there was
la heavy thud as the weight fell and the
body spun around several times and be-
came sn inert mass,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
more ChristIancy Scandal.

Chicago, 6 Inter Oceans Washing
ton: Mrs. Christisucy said yesterday 10
reporter; II it was wrong for me-, as l
know it was, to write letters to Giro, Isl
not wrong for Christiancy to be making
love to Chi ian woman9 "What?" in
terjected the interviewer.
Mrs. Christiancy. with q laugh, said:
A Mr.. Delgardo, Of Peru, who recently
arrived, speaks in anything but compli-
mentsry terms Of Ohristiancy's doings in
south America, and Gays his life is one
course of esrousal that a Spanish Gillian
woman of wealth came 10 the legation
FOR protection, and is there yet. and 1t is
generally understood that Christiancy is
making love to her, and it is thereupon
important for bis suit to be brought to q
successful close on his behalf.
Mr.. Oliver, Mrs. Christiancy's sttor-
ney, had assured an Inter Ocean re-
porter that the letters were genuine be-
fore her denisI was made known.
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Here's cheek,

New York, 6.-The World prints a
letter from VIM Cornell Jewell, for
merly Of California, and addressed from
Paris to President Hayes, in which he
says De Lesseps probably dispatches q
steamer from Bavre on the 9th of Jsnu-
airy, with men, etc, to touch at New
York. Mr. Presidenti now is your OPP
por;uhitv TO follow up the bold and
statesmanlike policy of your administra-
ton, by not only OBTAINING the vessel on
its arrival, but despatchipg men OF var
to the Isthmus to prevent any work being
done
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Eads' Ship Raliway.

Chicago, 6.-Ths following confirms
the dispatches heretofore sent:
New Orleans. 6.-Captsin james B.
Eads returned from Vera Cruz on board
a Mexican var steamer. 4 he Mexican
government gives Captain Eads' COM
pany the right to build a ship railway
acro.s the Isthmus of T-hauntepec,
grants it 100000 acres Of land on the
shore of the Pacific on which to build the
terminus Of the railway and establish q
harbor, empowers it to charge and col
lect toll Of So per ton on the freight of
the ship ard cargo passing over the road.
The right is also given for a railway aud
telegraph line, on which only customary
rates can be charged. In return for this
Captain Eads agrees 10 carry on the rail-
way all ship, Of war, munitions, msils,
ETC, tree of charge. The building of the
road smust be commenced within two
years ard completed in two years from
May 1888. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
PECULIAR Case.

Baltimore, 6.-The peculiar case OF
Miss Barbara Eefeld is exciting 8 great
deal Of interest. She was found appar-
emily dead in her bed last Friday, was
laid out and placed in coffin. On Sun
day she gsve faint indications Of life, and
the funeral was postponed until. Tuesday
Physicians said life was extinct, and the
body was placed in the cemetery vault.
Yesterday the coffin was opened, when it
was found that color had returned to her
cheeks and warmth to her hands. A
gusrd of watcher has been placed ia The
vault to swsit further developments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling WhoIesAA
baying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Whest, rs Q sOc. , busheI
Barley, (seed) Sl.25 ' cwt; Oats, tl.7l
FcwL.
FLOUR-XXX (old) $2.s5 @ $3.50
xxx toldl $3.50 q 2.75 ScWt
P0TATOES-35c @ 40c ? bushel.
SHELLED OORN-Sl.25@tI IS cSt
BRAN-Sl .OU; Shorts, S1.l0 y cUt.
W0OL-Choice Fleece lS91De ' D.
HIDES-Prime Flint, loc6l4c ? p.
Following are the latest quotAtinuG
Of -four, grain, wool, ETC., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, 80 1904 Is, Baker,
Extra, 800 @S5 123: Family Extras
IS %; Wslls Walls, extra, a so q "a 15
Fbbl.
WHEAT-No. 1, 81 500 l 52A; No
e, 81 459I AZ ' ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, S71@ Csc. for Coast
Asd9Oc @ 81 forBsy; Brewing, Sl9Sl %
ewt.
0ATs!-QuOtable sfsI no 81 45V ctl.
tJE Feed.
CORN -QuotAble at 81 I74@SI 20 for
Large fellow; 81 10 as 123 for Small,
and 97sc q 81 Tor White, y ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
flint, lsl @ &c.,; Dry Kips, 10 @ l9lci
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs |
1OIc, DO, under So lbs, 10c; Hips, 10ic; |
Cslfskins. 10 q 12c.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
Geo. Arbogast:

You viii Please Coutiaus as my
Agent fog Utah Territory. for the
Honest Manner in which You Have
Dealt During the Past Ten Years with
me and the Public.
Respectfully,
SANTA CLAUS.
die
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. VII Jams Indian
Ointment. a single box has cured the
wort chronic ca es of % and so years
standing. No one need suffer FIVE min
u;es after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, struments and
Electusries do more harm than good.
William Ointmelt sbsorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at
night after getting wal m in bedl, acts as
q poultice, gives instant aid painless re-
lief, and is prepared o3ly for Piles, itch
ing of the private para, and nothing else.
Read what the Hoe. j. NJ. Cofinberry,
of Cleveand, says D; Ut II. Williams
Indian Pile Ointmtnt: I have, used
scores Of Pile cures. and it sffords me
pleasure to ssy thst Z have never found
anything which gave such Immediate and
permanent relief IS DR.. Williams IL dian
Pile Ointment
For sale By all Druggists, or mailed OF
receipt Of price, S1.OO.
Henry & Davies, Props,
su5 Cleveland, o.
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Horrible.

Coalvale, Ks, Gin passing an open
fireplace, on Tuesday. the dress of N iss
Davis esught FIRE. she rushed into the
yard and a strong wind famed the
flames, so that when her frantic mother
attempted TO e1tinguish them her dress
also caught. The daughter was q black
ened corpse in few minutes. The
mother lived twenty. four hours in great
agony. Mr.. Davis was absent from
home at the time. -
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the PostoFce at Salt
Lake City Salt Lake County, Territory
81 Utah, on the 7th day of January.
1881, which, if not called for 10
one month, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office:
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TELEGRAPHIC
MONETARY sND STOCKS.
New York, January 8. 1881

New York, January 8, 1881
Money, 4, 6; governments, quiet; stocks
closed fairly steady; Western Union
671<; Quicksilver, 1871; Pacific, 1875;
Mariposs, y; Wells, Fargo, liz;
New York Central, 1903; Erie,
4S1S; Panama, 2l2; Union Pacific,
ll0%; bonds. i143<; Central Pacific,
9l9<; honda, 1142<; Sutro, IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-07
Sitting Bulls Account Of the Gus
ter Massacre,

a correspondent Of the Toronto
Globe, writing from Wood Mountain,
gives Sitting Bulls account of the
fight with Custer. as related to
Msior Crozier:
Sitting Bull said: ''During the
summer previous to the one in which
Custer attacked Us. be sent letter to
me telling me that if did not go 20
an agency he would fight me, and
sent word back to him by his messen
ger that did not want to fight, but
only to be left alone. / told him at
the same time that if he wanted to
fight he should go and fight those In
dams who wanted to fight him.
Custer then sent me word again this
was in winter. X you would
not take my former offer, now I am
going to fight you this winter l
sent word back and said Just what
had said before, that did not want
to fight, and only wanted to be left
alone. and that my camp was the
only one that had not fought against
him. Custer aghin sent message, 1
am fitting up my wagons and soldiers.
and am determined to fight against
you in the spring. l thought that
would try him again, and sent him
message did not want to fight; that
I wanted, first of all, to go 20
British territory, aud after l bad been
there and come back, if he still
wanted to fight me, that | would fight
then. Custer sent back word and
said: 4 will fight you in eight days
I then saw it was use, that would
have to fight, so l sent him word
back. "All right; get all your men
N united. and I will get all my men
mounted; We will have a fight; the
Great Spirit will look on, and the side
that is in the wrong will be defeated
Il began 10 get ready and seq,
wanty young men to watch for the
sol tiers. Five soon came back WITH
word tina Custer was coming. The
o her fifteen stopped to watch bis
When Custer was quite
close ten yourg men came in. When
be had advanced still closer TWO more
of them came in, leaving three still to
, 1881-07-30
THE BOTTLE "FIND."

.,,
Tho Exp1MMntloh oi tue Lettnr AHe@ca
TO lIuyO lIccli Dropped from the Hni"
1oon-l,l,c Scra,yl Itseli-Vcry Much
1.,s.;, :, ssoa~.
r..;..t. .,,a,,., :. ,,,,.,.,,,;,. r,,,-
q Noo&uR a.sphtcn III yealosauy 1hns"
ltvlup near Mctnphs, Mo-, ta,l found In bis
onrrioi1 n hoItIo ,ontntninp n,nors ,yt,,ah on-
cotu"G'u ou..l' oousa'as iaso.a "Ia ,.s,,a ~"
poarea 10 hAve beeh ueoppea Irnlu ua!lou
which left milwaukee, July -. THO letter was
e!gnctl Robert L. lliGe, and WINS drcutct to bis
futAcr, q, y, lloo, No. VIA Htnto stroot, ChicugO.
, 1881-07-30
BISHOP M'MULLEN.
lzo Lonvcs for His nlocoso To-Day,

lIo Lsnvcx for His nloccso To.Dny.
The Davenport delegation which Is to ca.
cart Bishop AlcAtuilon frusl this city t0 the
seems Ut Ills future EplscUpa( labors will Ut
rive in Tits city over tile Rock Island 1soml
this morning ut u o'clock. Thoy will be mt
ut the depot by IL delegation OF Chicago Cath
Giles, consisting, OF W. 5. lIynts, William
Wc;tl!ey, L. NJ. uonnexsy, Aaron Mckay,
n. W. KoywIn, Mnrt!n O'Drlur, MEcl,aeI
Sehwcistllul, NJ. l,uckharlt. William Fo-
garty, Thotnns Drenln, VI. j. Sullivan. 7.
81. Hugh, Peter .Conlan, Charles ncnnclty,
William Deylnc. Edwnrl McQna!tl, 7. 7;
MsElesNy Ihpnas iItShhinsph h,rH ha!, in,on
llv,l will escort tho, yislting lelegallnn to
the Grand I'AsIiic, whcro 1reakfast Will !'a
seryol.. Ats o'uiool thu sntir', purity VII! drlyo
and ii!shor Sio,iuIio,,. 4. is!va through tic
WIFI 1sa 5 t to sssasp IT. g. } asshas & E. esy S RaFtx X
chengo KS,nt!u,e, ent!o,le mhoyo w % H.,
% foIioWa % rlarxyasa arc % sxpeutcd 9 so u ot tho @
Ga,'Tsy: = i, Das: \, T. 1!sSs!s WITH j. nosnoy' D.
t!oa, eo'st'!.aa t s"f KID. ". i: scSsai1t, Aa d.
y nasYH Be- Hs M 4 saa Mqss H. at r ?ry 1ssnSf
ont ot tho Firp Asurt,, li1ade trip to tle crib
ycstGrtlAy forenoon III rho atcnn.tuK H. prntit-
tille. CApt. Everett. Heal eallh.EoMlui1s!onor Dr;
DO Wu!t did tho honors ntl bthllf OF tho city, anti
GNpt. Itontlcll. Of the POLICE Department, md
| Iii. George +. nIlman Were .os tho purity. The
| aatl to tho crib was much enjoyed by the
yisitors, and ths weather. wus lelsfhtfHl
aourcs of Tho wntcr- supply and tho construction
/ Ut tho crib. Capt. MokeO ahowod tho part.
around nnd extended huHplthlit!9s. On lc4Tani
tho crib nr. ne Wolf proposed showing tho sla
ttora through tho - Baby 'ltospltal" nj Ltncolt
Park, but tue drnnght ut th1 tux was to0 nluot'
hlrd'a-oyo vIaw, aud thu Doctors description
alMost concentrated. Tho party Eet,,snaa I,
much pleAsud with thn!r uioFnnRs trip. Ihi
afternoon was doyotc4 10 Sightseeing Arnunt
town,
, 1881-07-30

5a,t ne{c:S assS %s ss.ss
wolI.bullt tiWlrU and Iirm stop, tnatennuSs ~
la'ap. eoteats locking Say aSsso y 1no7ase.; ttss
tnE en ct hes naxt Tsx9a .sia shp wau
Mrs. g o!.ool. n Siaot csn.re, The xSptbss ~ ~
atn1 ,t, M nr wU strn@ 1tss Hr,s ta of
fSo1s Seea {, 9av III Sa ta@tSerosatos. @ m5ss
buy vim YOU qnt thi; Sy@,it ySastt six iuos
sbis aSrpng, e.' oWea nost tle !GfsaSSSa ss sa
lsrreai thirty. e9mmon fn, o.o s"s.osss oasii
, 1881-07-30
: PORT OF CHICAGO
AJtltlvAf3.

Htmr Ghiaako, .sstGgitowoc, sntdFicss
ft'r 4o fSISs ats tsiS, saHns; tons%ooa a.aanro
i:so, Ea;oslte: Mon9Ipss; ,is .ow'Ix; Ill.,,
lrni, +; y. 'rho,apao1. siuskvEq,u. l6.uboF.
fS p 4iS A'SHst iasa, isss sskSsSn saskkSsS iaaaSss:
!,lo!. q; J',;gPt' S,tutkex9i't lumber. :
t,N,te. ls.&: iirtt!ai%. hi!s i:.sss: s sYndrios.
Elfs FIJI! \ 2aaps. aSSise ;s A'htSsa taS. IT,. soa'
Erop }:ncxsys: .y: Al,MsSIcaan, l,H5Iea l!!a9g9r. a.g1 -
Sef Sff Sbs1'MsI s,sSSS %,.f sa'sf'
sf ssf aasMihSf T. tSyy tSy tsa9 'sss aG,sSs sSar
Sells ManoateY, u. Jot;ep6. lanlner; ,.x.
ss!se ss!r HaitSss% % sSfs iaSus:: 0''
acir tisn. sHgl, iIaaliin. lluu.GYr.
ssf sssF o Tpsss s's as t. Her aassr.
ssF ss HsSS.S:h ;SSs hl!s hlssss iay .sd ill., po'''
Ss$: : &sSs fissl fiSS;;;eo' iS'SsS. 'uubsf
ssS: Ts;S s|s5 jSS,ssl ,s
sssE ssss !sS,aA Sss
ssF ssar ssRssi
SsS: s Ss|s l!ss :4; aaR$s{S ES$a Is! sfss; iss;ss,
HcEr UtNn, MuAutulass0, luuIbsF.
bcLlr AEaVFicn, StnrKv1a NuJ.. lumber,
Hchf Eutnanrh1, uswuyo. cuA1.
sulF tlFkn0y 1A.4, hlafilIct!e, lumber.
SChr Thomas l.. sh!lAua. Huftalu, Eual.
Hciir -four i|sutllpss, vmnk I,,tl. lumber,
bcht t!upos4at. Nsttotnlagus l4Mb9E.
tcisr Masaalcnst, fack rds lsisr. lumber,
sohr Vtnnet, Whitptth haY. .hatk.
ssht \ r. f9sEest; Wt!ssasie s.Sn hsy; oar5
Echr 8. HAtss, l40FA's iler, bark. ~
schr kUaumptl9n. tV{a hlTeF, lumber,
S1ilr y, j.. palttuitt. 1lueHlo. Guai.
Bchf 4. 4. LAW. buffalo, D.a1.
AlTUAL 8AlLS0a,
Btur Chicago, Manltomoa suud!aes.
HtHIt CUEonB, M4lHNukpU, suHtFacY.
| prOD &, ]. Kefsnnw, tufIA!o. hluA bu oaA,
| i'rssp FxvoEtt4t AGIi0YstnUs. light
Ixup Albert Sop1r. u uskpkpp, lt4h1
, 1881-07-30
THE REV. DIR. THOMAS
His Journoyings Among tho Wisco,.
sin and Minnesota Summer.
Resorts.
lio lIns lTcnrl TINT ,rs. tlat(,cM ~,
Jowctt Arc "Moy1ng iu tl,o
Church Triul.n
Probability Of His Early Retaru-Th
Preliminarios Which At,enda q '
Heresy- Hunt.


Owing to The continued absence of ,,,,
mr. rhnmns ,Inru I,os i,ncn w., W. mo lcx
mr. ] .f tt,o % nrn,n,ss % Inv M.ssesa lhthe
f,rouchtnx lercsy trial. T1lb fuGt That th,ins
ference Com1nttEn hnd presented for,ns,
rhnrgo Ut hcrtsy, involving three s5rclnen,Ios..
fnlso tr,ehlng with rcanta IN ,s"A
Of tho scrIptl,rrs. Inn tln.i.,,,. lug a1a
Atonomu't ana Of probation utter death III 'es ~,
1!M rn'auxs severn! .lnys aro: Thc ltev d.
conscrenco' .tili has tho ef'arScs, and Will rc,.a
possession OF sno'n NJ least until l'r. Thoma,
na, IsIs .ss %"owna Mu t'at y w,st tho M o, whe
uu aa s'u~ MI "'s WIZ ~ 'no ''s'aes will BE-
,n'.o y; ',.,, w.. .,'a 'S S''m . y. no lh'psopr'ey
it, "''T Tho @ n,zt w Of t'N tlo 'H ai'c ns'tet paS'
nErently puDllat,cd fl, Tur ,r,,tsu,! NJ
furnished n very good rcncrnl t,,ca ",scss' ~, ~
charRcs 'sIc, tho Doctor will bo eaIIc,i npua a To-
meet, but, us Is not unlluturnt, thqro Is Il M,
t,cnl Of curiosity nt,org tito general uuAl. 49,"
Nv, whrI" n,attcr mt tnr, IL i,,, u'o ",' toea
wv wno,o tnas,cs ~ ,, loan ~ o,'.R ahf wdIte-
curiosity ~hlen lHE liliiUSE mas auuRhl 10
satisfy. but which, owing TO l>r. "illluv's uu.
willingness t9 IN ,nnko to cnnrses public Just:
~ ret II IT, ~ WitilmH Ina Mothn III H. ;e' rnab'e
y istcr-nr Mt sst nttcnute., 10 t :o-a1 .a1nas ss
presentation IS M ehArESs 1y ,o tenfereassss ss
~ lin nils.y;.d hrrIflt,ss 1n,v"rurri' ,,aufa
,i,,,,ntr ;hs Wi.c,Ilsin ,nd Mnnnsntna ,,,M " aat
r,s,,sis thp ttrrs huym cyitr,,fiv mn, snntt sn.tt
hl, or ut l,nst tls.s, mt ,Iy tn TGcslay Of H.
week, lis Will 1u secn further Oh.
nn. THOMAS HEARD r,o,t
In n ic.tur IN nm nr rim n,c,r,,o.s ~ .,
prr.rntton #, Ihis ctv. which WIN rerrrts 1 teo M
ssfay br. rhSas furnishes shost hfti r,'nsis, H.
~, nks III n MtnL ] stton on nH tha 1et!S! asts
, 1881-07-30
DlPHTHERlA,

Rp1eial Dtpaleh o 7Na Chicago tribune.
Sourl1 ELdlS, ILL.,. July a0,-Diphtherla Is
prevailing 70 considerable extent a,nong
children In the vicinity Of South Elgln.
6ome yery severe cases are reported.
, 1881-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

pIsACrECALr.Y s,ltiT ptrr or THE 1.ustnHn TRADE.
sptetut Dspatea to Tie tAttaqo 9rftaa..
; OTTAWA, Ont, July a0,-A turwnrter 1o-slay
sta ted TINT tho United States Uovorn,nont ind
Issued orders to tho custOuls authorities OF New
York Stnte not 10 ulluw CunnIlnn vessels 10
carry lumber. Herutoforo Can.ulsan bnrgcs
wore nblo to loud for Now York und Othnr
American ports by transhppnE Ut Whitehall.
but tho new order practically shifts thori out OF
tho trade. Lumber cnrrlc,t IN Canudinu bot
naii, whuro thoro is no Gorder warehouse:
IN rcferCncc rO tho ors1cr Issued ny tho uHltet!
tSs nr thori1os " @ m nnGfa arRes tue tr ;to
hill. It might hox sH'd Tint hitherto I.
ioaaMs s ' l%mscr % IL u U.taWa T. 1 f,r tic states
70 taku n full load, whiut Averages abottt lGb,OW
Il Gs; sooas. II sss ',ss T thn,sa a The % piu III oaa
OWING to tho Insufficient. depth nf wator, Tho
CUSTOM huwsser nas aocn H. foE ' yoars y past mr,.,
itmbeF iaso ITO stssits Il ,ii,'er.nt portlons:
inv, wilpsi u ycssnl clears ttnn, foro!Hn port
W S9rtan tar usfy st /, Gi tno Ry h ates e
specified In tho clearance pnpcra. with rcsard
tn lun!bur-lM'en harges passing through, tho
Ssrn winksd IL for tic convenience Stf shIp.
pcrs. but tho A,acr!ctn authorltios lDt.
citcot q, sl,lpnurs, but viii bonoet, tht tmrYo
s uaasE tsFa Tho Sw r1o f hey wy s9 ns
nj lumber to tho bargo loud. thus
essssttatins Eroaer n,i,aisr et sr,ps i j.
when tloro viii 10 Il lnt Of lM1nlcr 10 Vi to tho
t;tates, tho burHo.owors will tako advantage OF
| tho now state OF mfTatra 10 rnlse thor rutcs.
rO ne o1vEN 4 NEW NAME.
yptefat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
syGaoaes Two Frsu,,is sas ylaesa d dry:doSE 4 4
hor h to W scttls IN the bottom u tho iouk basilo
tho blocks, ~ sho tioatcl too deep ~ hor wafer
9ygS sS9n 5 bPo&s to a% 4 sr nt osio ness Hss y
sol was ts-day !oot@l, and tio,v rosts upon tho
'eel-boe!ss nl right, rs,tay for portltni'cnt ~.
c0lnEiDtui. tho vessel Will Gu cnturnd rs Atnerl-
can tonuagu uul givon II now t,atl,r.
fIsEIul.rs At Tol.glIo, o.
| Special Utspafth Ia tbs Chicago Tribune.
Tot.Enu, O.; July :A.-Tho week Ut tnArIno cir
clos alt,4cs with frelEhts all1 dul! aud 0wcr. 1io
tnltuwll,g otiartosa wgro ulu,o: Sghooners ara.
e e"e; s An"s tss s'Gp Gpever I'D hos asos
whs"t to iu!faIe, vt :cens: yiotnr aad lsM.n%r-
T. seoor e wsst to Ers Sss; troRS rates
pro,Ollors California aud Lake 0nlait0, wheat
to Montreal, ut conts.
j suxKEN SCHOONER
sruiM;Eox. l:os nxT. WIS., July s1.-X three.
nlAstutl aah0onor was discovered sunk nbn,lt
SJ St ala ss f! T. sy %sks s X S SSs tSs Ms Il
~ u H. tn ,ass h5yss sSs Us % SsSa
sr,r ron DAMAGES SETTLED.
6peetal Dispateh 70 1ns Chicago 3fibuns+
| CLEvEl.ANi,, July .9.-Tho admiralty ault ol
GassSs Ss'[9 s oSe Se Ct ,aS des
t2r s t trEss nc ,s gs,n,g os :, q reeot col
~ lie ovEl,ltAi.ED.
Spfefal Dlsnatth 10 Ths Chtcaoo Tttbuns
| Sf{t,WAUkEE, Wis, July .9,-Th1 WrcGknE ti,E
, 1881-07-30

BALTIMORE, July AA-Tho money market
las been ahuudautly supplied during tic
past week, but tie demand was hluall, w
there WIS little speculation golug Oh. Stocks