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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-21
TrngcIY I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, November 20.-La>t spring
David Williams was before the Mayor Of
.Jesup for wifc-beating. He then repre-
sented that the woman with whom he wa,
living was not h> wife. They were put
under bonds to await trial in the Superior
Court on the charge Of adultery and fOrni-
cation. The charge against them was dis
missed upon their marrying yesterday.
Major Houston went to Willams's house
and claimed the woman a his wife and the
eldest child as his. The woman left on the
train with Houston. Williams followed
them to Hartridge, and there shot and
killed Houston, and then escaped to the
woods.
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the BrookIyu Brsdxe.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Mayor Grace
to-day appointed General John Newton, Of
the Corps Of Engineers, United States
army, rs examining engineer, and William
i. Sherman, one OF the commissioners Of
accounts. a. accountant In the investiga-
ton Of the Brooklyn bridge which i to be
made by the mayors Of New York and
Brooklyn. Mayor Low, OF Brooklyn. has
appointed Colonel James L'Casey, United
states army, as examining engineer. and
George w. Turnbull, of this city, rs ac-
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 The DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Norfolk JubiIee-Singcr- arrested for Viola.
iating the sunday Law in Connecticut
Negro Murdered OH an Excursion Train
SMALLPOX Reported in Chattanooga
Death OF Professor Henry Draper-The
suit Against Henry Ward Beecher Dis
plosion-A Railway Train Ditched; Three
Persons Killed and Others IDjured-Dissat-
isfaction Among Russian Students.
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Fearful pOU,Ier Explosions.

GuAYAQrlL, November pa fearful
explosion occurred at / p. VI. to-day at
the powder MAGAZINE ahout.onc half miles
north OF the town. 1t j. rumorcd that ten
persons were killed. The shock Wa- tcr-
rifle, destroying a church and -cycm.
houses near by. The cause OF the calamity
il unknown
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Hides Her shame I'm Suicide

LYNcHBURG, November 20.-A respccta-
DISCONNECTED young woman residing at
Lynch's station, Campbell county. gave
birth to an illegitimate child several days
ago, and in order to hide her shame stran-
gled the infant. She afterward committed
suicide, locking herself in her room and
refusing to admit any one until she was
beyond medical aid.
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.Sclioouer Sunk.

NEW YORK. November 2O.-The steamer
Algiers. from New Orleans Tor New YORK,
which arrived at the Delaware Breakwater
Yesterday, reports that she collided with
The schooner W. l.. White at 1870 O'Clock
sunday morning, thirty miles south OF
Fivc-Fathom bank, and sunk her. The
crew escaped by cutting a boat from the
davits and boarding the steamer. The
schooner was from Alexandria, Va, for
Providence, with cargo Of coal.
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Violating the Connecticut sunday
Law.

NEW HAVEN, COM. November 20.-Last
evening the manager, doorkccpcrS. and
two OF the principal singers OF the Norfolk
Jubilee singer, were arrested for violation
OF the State law and also the city ordinance
Wohil iting concerts or public perform
anccs Tor hire on sunday. The law was
passed i'm 17SS. and ha, been regarded
almost dead letter. Last night, concert
wa, attended by 1900 people, and their
indignation was oUt>pokcn. Bail was
given until this morning. when they were
brought up Tor trial. The manager Of the
opcra-hou,e and tine manager and agent Of
the Norfolk jubilee singers were each fined
so. The performers were discharged.
The eases were appealed TO the superior
COurt
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Tho Reecher Snif Dismissed.

NKw YORK, November 2O.-I ne ullI OI
the suit Of samuel Wilke,on against Rev.
II. W. Bcecher for damages for breach OF
contract for falling 10 complete his " Life
If Christ" was concluded to-day. After
Mr.. Beechcr himself had testified, his coun-
sci renewed his motion Of last week TO dis
miss the case. and Judge Barrett granted
il with an extra allowance TO Mr.. Beccher
IL S41n
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TELEGRAPH Troubles.

CHICAGO, November 2O.-At an early
hour this morning the manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph office stated
that the wires were again seriously affected
by aurora borealis, and that the duplex
and quadruplex systems had to be aban-
doned on many OF their wires. The trou-
BILE seems TO be general.
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Murder or q Train,

PETERSBURG, Va, November 2O.-A
difficulty occurred on an excursion train
near Weldon on Saturday between an UNI
known white passenger and negro named
Thomas johnson, during which the latter
was shot through the bowels and killed.
The murderer jumped from the train and
made his escape.
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pis>a,,,ticd Russian Students.

LoNpoN. November 20.--A dispatch from
Il. Petersburg 10 the COtrW Mars SAYS
the students oi the University OF koIcan.
in consequence OF the severity OF The police
regulations. created disorders, and the
university has been c'o-cd; also. That ii
consequence 81 the a-gmyatmg ORDER
issued by the curator OF the University oi
=. Petersburg au active demonstration %;
dissatisfaction by The students i, mti..-
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY WATER-WoRkS, J
QlD RPOAD STREET.

OFFICE or CITY WArER-WoRKs,l
9l2 BROAD STREET, Z
RICHMOND, VA, November le, 1897.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
TUESDAY NEXT, 2lsT INSTANT
for furnishing aud delivering three hundred lSool
tons f2 ,24O pounds Of the best NUIIALbOh"
OR FIRE-CREEK STEAM LUMP COAL, TO DC
delivered at the Pump-Works tThree-miie iocKs'
the city dumping the ears into the ceai-'auit pre-
pared for that purpose deliveries 10 DC maze WIN
out delay
The committee on Water reserve Tue Ilkn' :" IL
,.c, any mr. All bIds. j. l.. DAVIS,
M 1921 superintendent.
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New Iron Furnace i'm Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 90
One hundred and sixty thousand dollar,
were subscribed to-day and will he paid
upon demand for humdrcd-ton iron fur
mace to be built here. Work win begin i'm
ten days. II will be one Of the finest fur
nace> in the country. and several more will
f,lio,y
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Another Lunatic Declared Sane.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Captain Mar
tin Luther Smith, another ALLEGED lunatic,
who has been confined on ward, Island.
has been declared sane by three physicians,
who examined him in court.
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Fire i'm Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 20.-SiX
houses were burned in the business por-
ton OF the city to-day. Loss, $4,000: par
tally insured. \ general conllagration
was feared at one time.
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PcnnsyIyania's Official Vote.

HARRISBURG, Pa. November 2O.-Thc
official count Of the vote Of the state it the
recent election puts Pattison'> plurality at
i0.2o2. The vote was the largest ever
DOllcd in the State, excepting in the pre>i-
dental contests OF 1876 and 1850.
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PataI Railway Accident.

ST. JOINS, n. f.. November pa COW
on the track at Indian Pond to-day ditched
railway train containing large number
Of aborers. Three were killed outright.
four seriously and Il large nrmher SLIGHTLY
III LA.
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Snow i'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 20.-Scyeral
inches Of snow fell here tonight.
ROW., GA, November 20.-SnoW fell for
an hour between { and O'Clock to-day.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 20 NooR.-Stocks very
active but Wctk. Money. 6 per cent. tNrhtngs-
Long, 1870: short 4Si STATE hond- neglected.
Governments ire grl9r.
rrtutu Exchange. $50. Government.
somewhat lower; now 5's. lOll4. new I .'s 49,:
nova, ll94; s., lo2. MONEY. GM20 per cont.
state without feature. Treasury balance. Coin.
Slo3,7l6: currency f3,GC3.
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NEW YORK COTTON FIT, RS
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELIIGESCr,
PORT OF RICHMOND, NovEMrrr 90. issa.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NovEMBrr 90. lse2
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, Now York. mer-
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia, uerchan-
disc. }. ". Mctarrck. agent.
schooner Rchccca Florence. Croweil. Boston.
merchandise. Curric * Go.
schooner Addtc T.. snow, Flanders, Eockland.
limo, ". Moore.
schooner Lizzie T.. Morse. Hall. KcnnC'cr. Ice,
Richmond Ice Conn NJ.
Schooner Lille lalkenhurg, Loyclan|. New
York, iron. thesape Sc aud ohio Railway Com
pany.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, GlH,ld. Norfolk, United Siatcs
mall merchandise aiii passengers, l. :. Ya'un !,
superintendent.
Schooner Cora :. Y,ngilder, -teelmau Jersey
city, uc,, Curtis & Parker.
Porn OF NEW Port NEWS. NOV. 90. l>s..
lBy acgr1ph.I
ALTtvEp.
steamer Luray. Schormorhorn. Old Poirt m.
hampton, Wcrrh1rtisr and passengers. fs,Aa.
lcakc ana ONO Railway Company and sal.,a ~
rcturnl.
steamer Accomac. Dcli. merchants So am 'as.
'cnger,' Smtli'li. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and sailen on gciurnl.
Ste imtr northampton. Mc|arrick Norfolk.
lnercliindlSr ana passengers, Chesapeake and OhiH
Railway tnmlauy Uud sailed on roturnD.
steamship Nilcftc, Fuller, from Boston for
hrunS"lck' Co., pms I'm for coal aud proceeded on
ker WAY.
Steamship Wyanokc, Uulphu-. New York. mer,
chahdi,c' dl charged, AMI sailed on return voyage
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=. On .; motion, the Conference adjourned
PERONAI.

Dr. Lalerty has been suffering since the
nrN Gay OF the Conference from acute lum-
nago; lie is much better to-day. and his
race begins 10 wear its usual smile. The
conference hopes before its close to enjoy
some Of his wit.
Dr. McFerrin and DR.. Morton left to-
day.
Or, BurIhss and Or. Hume. OF the Bar-
l,St Church, were introduced during the
serSlOn. "
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, NOvcmher 20, 1882.
sALEs-FBsT BoABD.-10 shares Charlotte. Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock at 81. 10
do. at 36S, 10 do. at 36', 10 do at sea- 10 DO. ~
36a, 10 do. at &c.,.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Charlotte. Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad stock nj an
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xfONFY -ANED BY GETTINGO
CITY piSPINSARY.

IuTi Dl>PEN>ARY, No. 3,
Y AZ IIE
MEDIC NJ COLLAGE OF VIRGINIA,
eoKSFlt or MARSHALL AND tOLLEGE sTKKET5.
RICHMOND, "a.
OPEN DAILY l,i NDAlS EXCEPTED
from Il o'cl.ch ". 10 o'clock =. VI.
kll indIcnt person of this city requiring medi-
r..i OF surgical treatment entitled a. the beng
M. Of MT DiSpcn.try free Of charge.
Tn, GlStrusIry consists II the foIin"iug d'-
u.irtmcu;--v Medical, sur teal cbsfctItcajs
md B. ,c. f.ir rad Throat under the ch1rgc ~ the
Irof,..-sr r, If Use VI deal Cole 2" Il Virginia.
Di.ct4.s f icmt le- and tie trcltm'nt II Tire
Eve Ear. and Throat viii receive especial a,tcu-
ton.
Women VIII also be- attended during their con-
fncm,ut 20 iL'ir residences, provided timely
notice De- given.
MEDICAL OFFICERS or IHE INSTITUTIONS
attending Physicians: Dr. VI. l.. james, Dr. !.
=. ID. Cglicl. DR. J. =. Wexford. Dr. Charles ".
shield Dr. l.. +. Coleman.
Di,psas ~ Phy.ican.: Dr. William +. Mercer
aIl ~. fdw. NcC artiy -
CHARLES T. BIGGER.
superintendent of Public Charities
no l5-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-21

THE NOISE ABOUT PATTI.

The sensation produced by !lis great SINCE 10
New York IS very great. 80 do the
GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED ~
r. j. LEVY & 90.
At
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.
PRODUCE
SENSATION N RlCiltlOND.
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ber Pork in fair demand bu; lower: kl7lB0
tl7.5O cash and November, Sl7.40as 1 2 &: Do
cembcr. Lard dull. weak, and lower I. , cash.
sl1 22k November. sI0.7nGs10 .72'; '''ccrrrhev.
Bulk meats IN fair demand; shoulders ii; hort
rib. slo: short clear, $1,000. Whisky stc ~ agt
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FCTt RS
NEW YORK. November 90. -Cot'oc-Net re-
ceipts SIS bales: gross receipts. 80 , JrlSs-
Futures closed barely steady; sales, $4,000
bale. November, tl0.57@sio:5s: Decomscr-
tl0.42Msl0.f3; January, eli .fGmrln.47 : feb-
ruary. tl0.56@slo.57; Marcel, slO.6CNslQ.67
April. slO.71@sl0.7s; May, slO.ss@slos 90:
June, sl0.9s@tlo.9e: July, s1l.os@@sll.00.
Augustus ll.l7GtIl.ls-
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November 20.-Beef- cattle Mar
ke, without any life; prices, considering quality,
unchanged; very best 5sN6c.; first quality. 80
@5sc. medium. 34G44c.: ordinary. 2s.is3Sc.,
most Of the sales we're from 4 10 5S'.: receipts,
2,5l6 head: sales, $50 head. Swine IN fair sup-
ply-clual 10 the moderate demand rcrr pts
5,467 head: quotations, s.@10c. Tie roceiptso of
sheep and lambs were 2.O65 head, quotations
sheen, 1n4lc.: lambs. 4d5Lc.
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Fi.ur-W, pu0t,. 1H.. - sb.-' p'f-
.Ilr. >3.5Or 500. extra. -i.sl slrI ....-
mou ta'n.l1. 80 RE- $3.50: ltte.t "t.Ii' - $50 iJ.
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FtLIMORE. Noyrmbcr 2C.-IlOrr t.cldY:
lIow4r,--trcc' and western supcrhnc, 1890
-375: extra, s3.@O9tlo2. fa1 iIh, t4.75eg
r5.75: civ Mill- supcrhne. -3.5Umt4 ra'ri'
sItjmS5.h5: Rio brand. t5.7J. Shei,-
southern hrmer and qlict western lower, south
ern red. vl.o3mtI.rs; .mler =llot-i.l4; 80.
J MARYLAND. sI.OS bia; ~. ? western wn.,er
rcd ~u1t. : O6am$ 500. Corh-~outlcr1 scr:
,,.-rfrn lower: southern white, 100; REV Jt"I
"a 6Cc.: yellow. Too &C. oats qDiet ant L. y;
-nufLcrr. 80 iGc wc~fcrn, white. fc sCc.;
mixed. zoo ace: Pennsylvania ~ hi6, rr,si-
SION qu.et and easy. Mo pork. s92.Jj. Blk
shoulder 2ut ri,ar-rih ~ld',, pactCt. 10
Iyi.r EarDu-~hUuidcI-. u g.; ch.r-rlb ids,
To- Hams. l5.ml7r. LasG-H'Nnod, jJ.c.
coffee dali: RIO cargoc.. ordinary io y. o.
a. sugar steady: b. s'it- 9sc. l~hc'
-tealy q >l.l9. Freight o.ii.
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or 4 T / r [ u + .
nENyIr. 90. Anen-t s9. Iss9.

DENVER, Col. August 20. 1852.
Gcnucmcn,-I cnnot find word, with which 10
c,prc.. my gratitude to you for tie cure your
swift, specific has effected in my was al
nIctcd with the horrible blood-dis,a-c ion three
vsars. and after spending some time 1t tie Hot
Spring considered my case hopeless one. fused
only one dozen small bottles Of = = Sand there is
NOT a sign Of the disease remaining. My sore are
All healed. my throat Is entirely we'll am rid Of
that terrible dis :'''''''''''': 50 many hundreds
e,-e Reinga drug : :. :. Of men do-cdwit
clerk have seen :.............: Caiomel' lodide
Of Mercury, and Iodide of Potash, until they were
made complete wrecks, that shudder TO think OF
the misery which has been brought on the human
family nv th, use Of Mcrcurias for BloodDseases.
If a CRYING shame that physicians will not ac-
knowledge the merit Of your GRAND Blood Med
icine. Use my name as you wish refer you 10
my present employers, or to Messrs Collins Bros
ST. Louis. d. IL hAlt'
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver Col
If YOU doubt come to see as and we VIII CT kE
YOI-. or charge nothing! Write for particulars
and a copy Of the little book " Message TO the Tn
fortunate suffering"
Ask any druggist as 10 cur standing
Hg-Sl, 900 REWARD will be paid to any che
mist who will find on analysis Of 100 bottles oi :
:. :, one particle Of Mercury, Iodide Of Po'as-
sum. or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Projectors
Atlanta. Ga.
Price Of small - w
Large size............'''''' .'''''''' 80
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRACITE
u COAL. all sizes; KOINER LIMP, for ionn-
dries, hest in the country; EAST BANh COAL
WED. and split for kIndling. save money by calf
ing on G. IT, PAGE, 1905 Gary stree, or ZOE
broad street, or order by Telephone w. 100.
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,xr,NTFD CASH PURCHASERS.

WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTHRACI1 r. COAL, hoas' siie--l.'st az
market: LEIIlGH LUMP COAL inr iouiuiti.s ,
1RoIyN HILL sPLINT, the peerless coal ior
OMEN crate: CUMBERLAND AND NLMRikkk
STEAM : I'D SMITH COAL: FOREST PM
WOOD. sawed and kindiing frices ,ansh'lofc
Tor hest coal, and full weights.
aa5 seSsnleensL ;sE.eH A. psHn''s'"AN'
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COTTON YARNS.
~ 70 BALES Corf"N fAnN q
cello -. .. -.V~%s Z" w
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which the makers warrant 10 Poe free from an adult
toration usually found IN foreign silks. Can ami
them sni the other thousand, Of bargains e. be
found Il our place.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
oc 2l.Sa,Tu&Th
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iIICACO.

(NCGC0. <0yemb.f .o.-tlom teal, md
changed Wheat active and lower; utpidi 3-tc.
November. 90 "a 93ac. D'c'mbef NJ. t7i.oyo
spring. a2Ac cash: options sane 90 t7r 'er a.;
80 g.. etsh AID November. eihmHite % 'r.i--:
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Price Of small w
Large size......,....''''''' ''''''''' 80
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LOUISVILLE. Notei.to -t.-l'. ar ounce. -
t-, family. -i0sI.zj. 'loi'e 10 - ), -
- Wheat wta.: loLE.crry. .e9 $50.
dom steady and 10 i4.f leInand, nCD. o.
.hei.rd. 800. o., Urn: n'ithcrn 5.p-,t o.
kentucky. Bio 3jr. riofiloi- qui,.
rorL so. Lard qulei mi -',,ty cn'Ife 20. 3.
i3c bacon ..i,f; .l,. .Io. lOc.- itL. D. ...-
clear. ID. Ham .ug-s.c,J.d. 49,. " i.''!
SIl4.
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=. LOUIS. November 90 ri'ur st.s's I'D
unchanged. wheat lower Iud s'C"tr -. f"d
f,ll %, 6tg4s,c. caeh and November, "a ,r. bc-
senrh.r corn lower: D. -. cash, % mt6s ~
yru.b,r Oats dun and lower; 300 33a' 'a. ..
95r NOIember. 33sc Def-ml eI. Nm'At! &c. nN
n 81 IN Pork du'l ana lover; I'N. go '.1,
soe Dutk-meaf. Jun .ua lower, ia, t.ctr.
i01r. Bacon lower: Shoulders, 9+c.; .h"'- 81 /,
i3tr.. ,bort clear. 1886. Lart lover g. q 20.
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MILWAUKEE.

V'wArKEN. SoNcmhe' 20.-fl 10 81 di 49,
f~u Wheat easier; Nc. . h1fd O., .f-,
cash a3sc.: November. 81 o.. DEE ga 81. - ~;
Corn H. active demand; Nc. 2. new. dcifsftr. g.
&c. Oats easier; No. wLiie at. 'i.!.'
SION. dropping. Mess-pork, sl7.7j coh. Sf'.5j
November. Lard--Prmt team. VII. 80 an,
Sll25 Noscmher. Hog, r'.'t sLd '.,,s $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-24
JOHN BROWNS mEMORY.
At DOesn't Reach the Pockets
of ChfeaROapa.

Chicago, 23.-The picnic tO-,Iay
at Ogden'S Grove, for the purpose
Of raising funds TO build a mOnu-
ment to the memory of John
Brown was disgraceful failure as
far as raising funds was concerned.
About 800 persons were present.
The expenses practically consume
the receipts. 1t was badly misman-
aged. The speakers advertised, as
it appears. had never been cOmmu-
nicated with on the subject. There
were rumOrS of the misaDprOpria-
ton of the funds rai0ed. Mrs. John
Brown appeared on the stand, and
was cheered Justify. Speeches " ere
mad4 by local orators; songs were
sung and letters read from Mrs.
LucreCla Garfield, President Arthur,
Wendell Phillips, Senator p. B. S.
Plnchbeck, Gov. s. M. CullOm, Of
Illinois, Roscoe Conkling. Secretary
Robert I. Lincoln. Gen. u. S. Grant,
Ex-Governor John L. Beveridge and
Ex-Governor Richard 0glesby, Col.
X. G. Ingersoll, Senator Samuel T.
Hoar, Gen. B. F. Butler, John
Brown, lr., Senator Ben Harrison,
George VIM. Curtis, Gen. Geo. B.
Mcclellan, Geo. s. Winton, Peter
Cooper and Jason Brown. II is
stated that a number of representa-
tive citizens are arranging for a
meeting to raise money TO buy Mrs.
Brown a homestead.
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CITY ASSESSMENT

T0ahe Taxpayers Of Salt Lake 0ity:
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of Sections Is and is OF
SAb Ordinance 70 provide for assessing
and collecting city taxes" passed March
9TH, 1873, the City Council Of Salt Lake
Oily will sit as q Board of Equslization.
on Monday, August zS,h, 1882, ct 2
o'clock D. m IN the Council Chamber or
he City Hall OF said city, 'to determine
ali complaints made in regard to the as
,sssed value Of cay property" as as
,assed for city taxes for the year 1852.
During its session said board will hear
and consider any petitions which may be
presented 10 "remit or abate the taxes OF
snv insane, idiotic, infrm or indigen t
osrson. TO an amount not exceeding I've
1alIars for the current year." agrees bic
- me provisions Of said ordinance
Let All persons take due notice and
,ovorn themselves accordingly.
In testimony whereof l have
hereuntO set my band and
sfi xed the corporate seal OF
Is. Salt Lake City. this 2lst day
of August. A. d. 1882.
JOHN T. GAME,
90 Recorder.
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Foreign.

London, 2S.-The steamer EMoSeE
which stranded under Lizard Station
on August 9th, still holds together,
but has been rolling heavily, and
may possibly last another fortnight.
The Norwegian bark JerSoE F0rre,
from Portland, Oregon, lost her cap
tain, Bergman, by drowning, and
jettiOned part of her cargo.
Sofia, 23.-The portion of Bulgaria
recently placed in a state Of siege
has been divided into four districts,
each under a military commissioner.
An active member Of the liberal
party mas been arrested at Farna.
General Haulbers, minister Of war,
has gone to Russia on furlough.
Madrid, 23-It is officially an
nounced that all vessels arriving
from Manila will be quarantined
on account of the prevalence of
cholera there.
Dublin, 23.-It is stated that Chas.
!. Hickman, fenian, is dying from
paralysis.
~. Thomas, I7.-PreSident Blanco
aas instructed all Yenezulan con-
sails abroad to facilitate the return
81 al exiles to VeneZula at the eX-
panse of government.
Port Prince, 23.-Yellow fever is
creatiRg great havoc here.
| President Solomon, in a public
speech, denounced Boyer, Bazelais
! Shoby and Price as cOnspirators
saying he did well TO shoot many o
the conspiratcrs,and VIII shoot more
| if necessary.
! The secretary of the interior ha
published notice that nobody VIII
be allowed to land without pass
pert,
Dublin, 2S.-The' police to-da.
searched the house of Captain Dug
more, prominent Land Lacquer il
FrankfOrd, Kings County, AM
seized number Of arms and docu
ments.
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st. JOhnsburg, VT, 2S.-Walter a.
Shaw, insurance agent, has been
proved a defaulter. The amount Of
his Irregularities are unknown.
Little Rock, 23.-ThOmpson Nc
Cathrar, who murdered a man
named Sweden a couple Of years
ago, but was acquitted here through
the absence of witnesses, was To-
day sentenced to sixteen years In
the penitentiary by the court Of
Van buren, County, for horse steal
ing. he is leader Of a notorious
gang Of horse thieves, with head
Quarters in the mountains. who
have been running stock from West
ern Arkansas into Indian Territory.