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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
\ Burglars Fatal Leap.

NV YoRK, Jan. 29.-John Ha-
ran was awakened this morning by
burglars breaking into his room, sit
uated on the second floor Of a tene-
ment house in Greenwich street.
He got out of bed when the burglar
took fright and jumped out Of the
window upon the fire escape, but
missing his footing he fell to The
ground and was killed He was
recognized as Thomas Hutton,
known to the police as a profession
al thief and worthless character.
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en- away followed ill out of sight By
the jeers and yells Of the crowd.

en- away followed ill out of sight by
the jeers and yells Of the crowd.
THE NEXT STEPS.
Mr.. Scovillc will probably file az,
action in arrest Of Judgement and
for new trial on exceptions. The
law gives the defendent four
days to fiie a motion and reasons
for new rial, and it is custon,ary
for the court IN set SOME day 10 lleaI
argument .nereon. S,ioula this mo
tion be overrulcd, the deiendent
will appeal to the general term, and
under the law the defendeI.i is enti
tied to = suspension of sentence till
after the general term, not exceeding
thirty days. The january general
term is now in session, and the case
cannot go there. but will be appeal
ed to the April term. 1t is the Gus
tom Of the April term to run until
September, taking recess over July
and August, but should it close by
the latter part of May, then if judg-
ment is affirmed, execution might
take place in July.
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NOTICE OF APPEALS

Notice "a hereby given that spPeals W.. : :, =
from the assessment e! 1872 at the tsini, -.
Uf.ice. Somerset, Pa. for ths seTersi a''''-
the county, rs follows. VIZ -,
For Jenuer township, JennerviAs -
Conemsryh Paint. Shade ~tofsta~h -. - : :
O1em ihoaing. S,onycreek. Nsn bll.ln-s
ough, Allegheny. Jefferson. SOmersei -
Somerset borongn. kerlin borough 90
ersval!ey. On Thursday, the Ga diy o. f'-'-
next. .- ID
for Addison Lower 1nrkeyi9ci' -. - =
ouSh, CJn.ileuee borough. Upper ',asr..
Middierreek. New Csntreviiie beruaSh' y. 4,
Southampton. Northampton. Ncliefs.I -
ough. Greehyilie, Barimer, EiAi.rA' -
borough. Summit. ami Meye-si3le h.Ie- .sss =,
Friday, the 18Th day % February, ~ !.
and wLere sli person aas
feeling themselves agzf icyed ~ iae q -.
ami valuation OF their tsxablr prope, - 4
ieess, made pefsraat 70 the sefersl - - ~
sembiy. In sarh eases maie aad pr''lu,-.,
quested 10 attend and state their giis'A
redress according to law. .s.rs g.
ASrThe arreais will be held On ius - -
ticned days tsIween the hrufs ois"
and 3o'eioek p. N ,.rrrs
ATTEST. ADAM y IN NO.
D.J HORyEE. JjiSEPA bDhS ~;
CierS H. ". BRt Ba \ 81,
Ianil tonil''
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,et County. nj tsiase Nh -
s;t,aksvIl.e anil Is:rIia ID u tc
tsan,etl ..Isoonf. ar; sic'ss tst
iI.rer tinrs week Tbr ,iepari-
tnent ws,nied 10 u 'ay seton IN ~
der to make "a, fnyssiissiiuu and
aet answer ts, certain i,gnisie-. bat
ti.;s did not sui eur " C., aisd be
told tie ...Iie;al ~ x lii'i answer sll
ird4:iies siln-. q Nfd ~ dill
ricHEr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
Took No Interest in Guiteau

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 26.-lnaui-
ry was made to-day of Mr.. Rudolph,
brother of Mrs. Lucretia X. Garfield,
as to how the late Presidents Wild
ow received the news of Guiteau's 5
conviction. He answered that he
has been at Mrs. Garfeld's home al
most every day during the trial and
never heard the subject mentioned.
Mrs. Garfield apparently has taken
no interest in the trial from the FIRST.
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777777
Fire in Lancaster.

LANCASTER. Jan. 26.-This city
was the scene of another large fire
this morning at atabout o'clock. 1t
started in fine four-siOry building
occupied bv the Inquirer publishing
company, on North Queen street,
below Orange, and though a general
alarm was struck, it seemed impos-
sible to get the people awake, and
fully more than half an hour elaps-
I'd before the fire department got to
work. BY this time the Inqcirer
building and a three-story building
adjoining were a mass Of flames, and
it looked for time as ifthere would
be a disastrous conilagration, but
the firemen worked heroically and
kept the fire confined TO the build
ings named. which are total wrecks,
nioeteen power presses being de-
stroyed in the Iaqa;rer building.
The plates of two works, one az yet
unpublished, were destroyed, the
loss thereon being $4,000, without
insurance. The inqairer company
and Heimra,z, who had a large shoe
store in the building, are the princi-
pal losers. The origin of the fire is
not known. The loss is estimated
at sS0,000, of which the Inquirer
loses 100000, with an insurance of
$4,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

THE Commercials bugle call &c
the annual meeting was well an.
swered. The Republicans Of the
county were on hand, as they were
conjured to be. They did refuse to
surrender their rights and man
hood" )" and they also did most effect
ually stamp down the attsmpt to
rob them Of their rights and power"
twas good advice, though the devil
paye IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

UsIoxrowN, Pa, Jan. 25.-Barney
Fl.n.l End Buck Collins, two Of the
Mollie Maguires, have been admit
t,d to bail in $1,000 each. Dolans
case, hs having failed TO a.tain a
new Trial, will be taken To the Su-
preme Curt by hls counsel, Judge
Campbell. and a supersedeas asked
for. which. if granted will keep him
fr0m the peni ent.ary until ), iecis-
ion can be rendered.
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Tho Volumes of the Bs-sy b...--..
srst Number VI Jaunsry 81 eseh - -
time ss mentioned. e win be uB-s.r,.,,.. -
subscriber wishes % cornmsnre 80 - q
pext amer the receipt Of his ors-- q
The last Twelve ANNUAL vsl1--a. .,,,.
Bazar, in neat cloth bincirE. ~ n.
postage paid. or express. ffre q sra.-.. y
cd the freight does ng- s1-@.c -. Z,
-olurel. for 81 o. each. -i
Cloth Cases tor each voirn,e. ssI.sii. a.
ing VIII be sen; by mail qos,paii. - - -
81 90 each. -
BemIttsnces should be nsde bv D., 81.
Money UTder or Drait, % syoi1 chas-, = i.
AersPeperr are nor 70 copy az rs..-.'.
uiihoaf me erpress ordsr 1fHAsrEE A -.
Address. HARPER BROS ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Ar the last annual business meet
ing Of the party, Messrs. Ogle, Koos
er and Koontz made speechesinsist
ing that no resolution was in order
and that nothing could be done ex
cept the election of Chairman o
the County Committee and dclegate'
to the State Convention. Last week
We are told they all delivered them
selves of speeches on a resolution
How very consistent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

SENATOR PLUME, OF Kansas. has
introduced a sweeping prohibitory
bill into the Senate. Itproposes 10
prohibit the manufacture. importa-
ton and sale OF distilled and fer
mented liquors as a beverage in any
portion of the United States or Ter
ritories. 1t is a real "total absti-
nence hill y
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Mrs. }. ID. Cameron III.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Mrs. J. ID.
Cameron is quite i'll in New York.
The Senator yesterday telegraphed
TO his colleague, Mr.. Mitchell. to Sc
cure him a pair. Senator Butter, Of
South Carolina. has exchanged pairs
with Mr. Cameron.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

THE G. A. r. encampment held at
Wiliiamsport last week was the larg-
est ever assembled in the State. Sew
en- hundred and twenty-eight dele
aates were in attendance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

WAsnisGroN, Jan. 25.--The mem
bers of the committee TO whom were
referred the bill providing for the
admission of Dakota as State. say
that SO Ear thers has been noopposi-
ton manifested to the passage of
the bill, and it Is thought quite
probable that the committee will
agree TO recommend its passage at
the next meeting. A proposition
has been advanced 10 permit the
Territorial Government to stand for
Northern Dakota aud admit the
s.rthern rer,ion Of the Territory as
a State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

DISPATCHES from all parts of the
country report that the verdict in
the Guiteau case was received with
satisfaction, and in some places with
demonstration of rejoicing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

THAT select party from Meyers
dale rather put on airs, didn't they ?
No coming on the train with COM
mon Republicans J No, no, especial a
train could alone bring such aesthet-
ic Republicans to the meeting.
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Reading : Postmaster $4,000 short.

RKADISS, Pa. Jan. 5S.-A special
agent Of the post o.Ice department
now here has disco cred that Geo.
w Grant, the po .master Of this
city, is short abous $1,000 Grant
has been leposed. and the Office is
IN charge Of bis sl.reties.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

MoEMoSIsM is catching it all along
the line. If the fire is kept up by
the people, Congress will soon have
to take such action as will drive the
"twin relic" out of the land.
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1882,
Harper's Bazar
ILLUSTRATED

This POI alsr i9sraal i.a r.-. -,
Hterainre. art ami isshior. IL - "a
and essays az. by the pes rrf,.-..e - =
Americs; iis engrssiugs ., ..,.. - 3,
artistic excslienee and IN al ra,...,. Z
- fashion it i universaIly sesra-i.. l'''sl
the leafina authority 10 ths lsg5 =
une Will contain many brllllar, ser,... rs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

AcTIoN similar TO that of the Mey-
orsdale braves is commemorated in
the historical distich which runs:
The King OF France with forty thousand
men
Marched mp the hill. and thea marched
down again.
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EoRsALE.

tsiHabte isrn siiuitc In pI,er 1urkey!s
.Swnship Somerset county, Pa. aalnsntnV lands
~, 49, n., Lear iohn Lephsrt, DaBi-l Faidley
AM others containing 10 acres. more q = less
SCOUT SCOUT % acres IN meadow, 20 acres IN good state
ui cultivation. eala1cs vel! .ssnbere,I very con
se.uen. . 'c railroad, IN good farming community.
S.ec.sd yooG house, basn an other out buiIdirxs
OF terms and uFthsr particulars address or call
X. 5. McMlLIEN RRO
bsc as New Lexington, Somerset County Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Ii the bill that was last week re.
ported to the House, be accepted a.
the basis of apportionment, Penn
sylvania will have two additional
Members of Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

AND the boilers they bolted again.
Somehow the tail won't wag the dog
70 their satisfaction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

STATE TREASURER BUTLER an
nounces himself as q candidate for
Governor before the coming Republi-
can State Convention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
I DOWNS ELIXIR. !
hH2a1y
A UDrroRS NoilCE.

~
at "A O-phals' Coacs held =. : ,nsrset on tho
the 18Th day % January. Iss1. tho gniers gued
Auditor was duly app9fn.ed 10 asreri lin al, ance
ments AMI na<s a adistritution OF the funds in the
hands Of Peter Piss and josiah ". Piie u min
istrato.s trustees of he estate OF Jos PHI. de-
ceased, 70 ami among those legally en-.
titled thereto. hereby rivss notice TIM,
he will 7ttens 10 the dudes ~ the aDuye appoint
ment on iharsiay. the 2Jri day % February.
tSs2. AT 10 q slocS N. his ui.ce in tie bor
Ough Of Somerset, when and where all persons
interessel csaa,;susi i. tAsv think proper
". n. RIPPLE
req Autlitor.
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harper's Periodical,

HAKPEg'S BAZAAR.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S WEEKLY
The THREEsbove publications
ANY TWO above named
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HAHPER's YOUNG PEOFLE .-.......
HARPERs FzAsEIiy serlzz I,r,,-.
One Year Ia N1.nber,j
Postage free 10 al suss,-iss,is -. r
states or Cs,ads. :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Ir is settled that Guiteau will Ger
tainly be hung.
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.DECTlsiss.,i'ssl5 lis. g. ''s s,d S''i MAKE u s'
IN faster At wcrs ior r' 80 ~ ,
DLk I anything s'se os'.,si '.si ]
needed. We -ill star you. = ~ Nh :.
waris made home by TIRE ind trs.'-s ssrs
women. boys asd girss waHirl e'el! ., .s.,rs
uork tor Us. W = the tine. toa !
spare time ONLY or give year y 'oio ~ az
business. You can live ~ rolae si,' seli
No other hu>iness will Fay pm Gea5' ..',,,,ir
one can is; 70 make esarinSs pay oy sn.' ~
once. Costly on, ii aad terms ire ferE
fast, easily. and hetosAsly. Adf7e'' n,rls-ly
% Augusta Nsi-e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

The volumes 81 The 8sgG=i4s Sis sih /
NrmteTs Of June and Dec.n,sr u each Ye
! hen no time Is specified. il vi = unis-s,.
( that he subscriber wishes b>giR vi he :
rent Number.
4 complete set OF HsTpsr's A8gssi-s, =
/ prssing oS Volumes. in neat cloth hizli1g. y
sent by express. freight II exp.nseo. ;ar-.Is
| Tor = . per Volume. Single Voum-s b a
post paid. - 90. Cloth c4ses. ios t.3i1l
cents, by mail, postpaid.
Index - HARrzs's HAaSEsH slgts'ssz
analytical an; clIssifei. Or V0lanes ~ !
elusive. from June, ISL n June ls-s -s u
svo. Cloth, u CO.
Esnittanees shcail ie made ~ Pee
Money Os,ies or BRAT, to aF,i1 ehlaoa 4 -
AsrspccCrs are no. % copy fs.s s5re-,isss
irt.teaa iar sSgTsgs 0rssrof hsgTEs Bzos
Address HARPER x BROS, N5rYis
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THE NORMAL Ter!
-cs THE-
MI, PLEASANT IHSIIJI
OPENS MARCH %. .ss-.
FACULTY

KEY. LEROY STEPnIcNS. A. Il. PkEslT
Theory AMI P-a..ice Of Teschinz.
BYRON W HISea. EIoeu;ion. Ge57e,l., :
Normal q ocraphy.
NATE kEf Ns'LDS 4 X Natural "a -
fhyss.3s Geography ami Chsmis'y.
NJ L. sisJNNr.k Normal s1t tlmna
Arithmetic Book seeping sad f-ili1'.
E. q. = ALIEN. No'mai Gramulsr, l-;sri'-
and United States History.
SaNA REE.> Painting ami DTasisc -
ANNA a. PALM, Piano O-gln ard YEA g
tire
MRS. A. :. WILLIAMS. Nalro5
A new brick building. four stores. l-al-' (
exclusively :cr Isdy hoar'iers. tu.l e', eoa'ss
lectures free. Superintendent Speissi 90. -
Hunter aEe sssqfz the lecture Nus -
Just trOul sne Conservatory OF AEs, z =
Art All ffeneh teacher iu.' tr1m Pifi' -
German teacher. Prot kinx- vsisla-s -
tivn4ry training fire.
Bo1rdinV IA clubs. about - ~; il t1s - 80
q % 70 :; .. Tui ion, Sl3. SEMI ~ e''Al-
and circulars.
LsROy SrEPHENs.
isrz5 n siiss
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1882,
Harper's Magazir
ILLUSTRATED.

Always varied. always god. si-..t =
Ing. -CHA~ FEASgis hDAgs ~
HarPrrs lfccq zine. the most popaIlr Ii, o..
ed periodical N the world. begins n 5r,--
volume with the December Nuruh-- u
senis what IL best In American lfe-aiz-s,-.
and its markell success in Enslanf-sls--
already a circulation larger thaa issr q --r T.
Hsh magazine Of tns ssiIe cisss-hai b ~.
iis service the most smineli v-it ?. ~ I--1i
Great Britain The Forthcoming IN, 4 4
viii 10 every refrcct surpass thsir Irsl,e,s. !
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

The smallpox still continues
spreading. At no time within the
memory of man was this loathsome
disease known to prevail over SO
large an expanse. From all parts of
our land comes the cfs ofsmall-pox.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
THE JURY DISCHARGED.

Judge Cox then turned to the
jury and said: "Gentle,nen Of the
jury, cannot express too many
thanks for the manner in which
you have discharged your duty.
You have richly merited the thanks
ofyour countrymen, and am we'll
assured you will take with you to
your homes the approval Of your
conscience. With thanks, gentle
men Of the jury. ! dismiss you
With this announcement Court
was declared adjourned. And now
the famous trial, which has absorb
ed public interest and attention for
more than ten weeks, was ended.
The crowd quickly left the court
room, and the prisoner gesticulsting
with his manacled hands, was led
out. AZ he passed the reporters
tables he leaned over and called out
to an acquaintance, "Ths court in
banc will reverse this business.
His appearances was that of . man
deeply moved with Indignation at
some outrage " indiguitv which
had been put upon him. Is hr
was being Rat in the vas. crnwJ nf
men and h0ys yelled anil shouted
themselves hoarse IN mocksfy IT the
prisoners constant boask "The
American prss and people ars all
With me." rhevxn sas quickly driv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

" - Ss AoSsiSC eOoSbiuA btC OC40l0'
ants power or want of power (from
mental disease) TO distinguish be-
tween right and wrong as to the act
done by him. This was the broad
question for the jury to determine
and was what was relied upon BY
the defense. The only safe rule,
however, was for the jury to direct
his attention to one test of criminal
responsibility, namely. whether the
prisoner possed mental capacity at
the time the act was committed to
know that it was wrong, or whether
he was deprived of that capacity by
mental disease. There was an i'm
portant distinction which the jury
must not lose sight of, and they
must decide how far il was applica-
BILE to this case. That was, distinc-
tion between mental and moral OBJ
liquity; between mental incapacity
to distinguish between right and
wrong and moral insensibility to
that distinction.
The Judge. in conclusion, said !:
And now gentlemen, TO sum up all
| have said TO you. If you find from
the whole evidence, that. at the
time Of the commission of the homi-
eide the prisoner was laboring under
such defect of his reasons, that he
was incapable of understanding
what he was doing, or if seeing It
was wrong thing to do, as for ex
ample, if be were under an insane
delusion that the Almighty had
commanded him TO do the act. then
ne vas not in responsible condition
sf mind. but was an object of cun
passion, and should be nov acquit-
ted. Il. on the other hand, yau
hnd he was under an insane delu-
sion, but had isp~ssssiou cf his facul-
tiss and lad power 70 knaw his net
Was wrong. aud " his oxn free will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-20
The Asia Disaster.

Collingwood, Ont, 10. = The
steamer Northern Belle, dispatched
from Parry Sound, to the scene Of
the disaster to the steamer asia,
returned to-day, bringing the bodies
of Capt. Savage, Mcdonald. first
mate; Jno. Little, SaUlt Ste Marie /;
j. McAlpin, Gorebay: an unknown
man supposed to be lumberman.
An interview with the rescued man
Tinl1iss, ELECTS little in addition OF
the reports already published. at
the time OF the accident the steamer
was about twenty miles from land.
a heavy sea struck the vessel
and sent her over on her side. The
boats were cut free and as the vessel
went down showed off. The upper
decks flOated after the hnll sank.
One after another the occupants Of
the boats were either washed over
board by the heavy sea or died from
exhaustion, until only five were left
in the metallic boat. which con-
tanned the two survivors, Tinkiss
and Miss Morrison, their compan-
ions dying one after another. They
reached shore at daylight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-20
AAaeellancOHs.

Denver 19.-AbTam ]. Hewitt. ac-
cOmpanied by John Pender, arrived
tonight, and will visit the mines
tomorrow. The party are greatly
pleased with the scenery and the
country.
Republicans Redcliff, Col: A FIRE
last night destroyed fifteen build
lngs, including the MerchantsTand
Pacific hotels. Loss $4,000.
DeadwOOd, d. T., 19.-In 8 dis
pute over mining property at Galena
this evening, Pat. German knocked
Frank x. Davey down with his fist
twice. The latter drew his revolver
and shot German dead.
Washington, 19.-An excellently
posted bank says Secretary Folger
will soon have to give the three
months notice necessary to take Up
bonds TO get rid of the 100000 or
$5o, 100000 surplus that viii accrue
by December 1st.
Youngstown, g., 19.-The strik-
ing iron workers, by a vote Of
elghty-four to eight, to-day decided
TO return to work at the old rates,
Enfield, Mass, ia collision be-
tween freight trains on the New
Haven and Northampton road &C.
CURED to-day, by which Conductor
II. Phillips. brakeman Curtis and
fireman EgglestOn were killed. The
conductor who was not killed dis
obeyed orders, hence the collision.
Key West, Fla, l9.-The ship
William s. FaTea0eU was towed in
port, full of water. The missing
men, as far as can be learned fIem
articles which are almost Obliterated
by the salt water, are Robert Roach,
mate, and two men named Joseph
Brothers and Peter Ledw'dge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-20

Boston, 19.-Wool is firm and the
demand good. Sales of Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeces have been at
1903 for Y and XXX, 34@5 for Xxx and
above, including choice selections of
Michigan fleece at 5000 for y, and
firm at these prices. UnwaShed
fieeces are IN demand at 17@23 for
low and coarse; 25@3215 for fine
and medium, and 1905 for choice
medium selections. Combing and
delaine selections are firm; 42@6 for
fine delaine, 66@5O for fine and No.
1. Combing coarse cOmbing is in
quired for at 32@43, as to quality.
California woods quiet; sales at ESQ
so for spring; pulled wool is in fail
demand at 1905 for choice, super q
@40 for common and good. The
stock OF choice supers is quite re
duced; foreign wool is quiet, and NJ
sales Of any importance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-20
LATEST TELEGRAMS,
EGYPT.
aud s.IlI They surrender.

Alexandria, 1S.-Abraham Tew-
tit Pasha reports that Arab Pasha
was IN the habit Of parading natives
through the streets of Cairo with
torn and bloody clothing, and firing
the mob and melting the populace
with the cry Of "See how the Eng
lish treat US"
The Khedive intends, on his re-
turn to Cairo, to celebrate the re-
storatlon Of order by a series Of
fetes.
The regiment which left Aboukir
last night to Join AbdulIah Pasha
at Damietta, was Arab Pasha's
own, and numbered 500 men.
While at Kafr Ell Dwar, Arab Pa
sha and his wife lived with his
father, mother, brother and sister.
Arab. at the end, drank only what
they prepared, as he believed the
English had spies in his camp who
wished to poison him.
A troop Of Indian cavalry will
leave Cairo, to-day, for the purpose
of escorting the Kbedive from Alex
andria to Cairo on Thursday. The
ministry of the interior will be
transferred to Cairo tomorrow.
Abdullah Pasha, commander at
Damietta, requested that an officer
be sent to inform him of recent
events. This is considered as fore
shadowing the surrender of Dami-
eta.
From 10 on Monday morning until
late in the afternoon bodies of In
fantry, cavalry and artillery contin-
ued to pour in from Aboukir and
surrender their arms. Many more
are to come. The ironclads Mino-
taur, Sultan, Inconstant and Achil-
les, and the gunboats Falcon and
Condor sailed eastward, this morn
ing, and are now anchored of
AbOukir forts. These will be Occu
pied by sailors and marines. Alto
gether $4,000, from various parts
have made submission at Kafr +
Dwar. The telegraph censorship
has been abolished.
! Cairo, ia large body Of Egyp
tian infantry, with four batteries
supposed from Salihijih Calihiyah
appeared at Fakab and SURRENDERED
to a battalion of HighlanderS.
| Abdullah PaSha has surrendered
| London, 19.-The Archbishop o
York has issued an invitation to tn
clergy to observe next Sunday as
day of thanksgiving, and publishe
q special service for the occasion.
Cairo, 19.-Mahmoud Pasha Sam
was arrested disguised as priest.
ConstantiDople. 1.-THE Port
lenies that Arab Sheikh 0hSal9
: has rendered submission.