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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12

The transactions in State bonds were covered ey
small sales of Tennessee is at 52l2052. OF city
bank stocks ten shares of Irving sold at 1873.
The dealings IN railroad bonds reflected little IN,
terest the part of traders whose operations maxi
up the bulk of the business done in shares Era
second consos sold at 100l2 but at the close wefa
quoted 1OOls01004. Missouri, Kansas and rexai
first consos were of L at 1885, and the general q
were | per cent lower at 50. Rome, Watertows
and Ogdensburg 5s were Oft l at ~. Chesapeake
and Ohio frsts, series A, declined to 1910 l04h
and the currency debts were "a lower at %. 0M
Central frsts rose per cent to 90, and the ncomst
also advanced per cent to 40. Metropolitan Els
waited frsts declined 80 to 99l2. NewYorkl
Chicago and st. Louis firsts were steady at COL
after 81. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia 81
were down to IT, and the incomes were 81 lower al
397s6 no. and Richmond and Danville frsts declined
from 947s TO 94G9+l2, and the debentures 'front.' 81
to 6lG63G62Ia Wabash general mortgages sold
at silly, and Hannibal and st. Joseph IS at 103x
Denver and Rio Grande consos were Il easier 81
97ll Texas and Pacific incomes were steady al
62l9 and frsts, Rio Grande division. were q lover
at S21.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balanceS2J
177,573 made up by gains OF So. l52, sci coin azd
$2J0I2 currency. That makes the total gain snn
last Friday $5,S33.4o5 To-days traasaetieni
sive of checks for Si0,00 given for bonls andll
terest of tho 10th and 1l7th calls S17256a
The local money market worked unexpectedly easy
and there were few transactions above u per cent
which the rate for the day; the offers to Gag
at 5 per cent, which were made after all borrow
ers were supplied, furnish indication of the ccn,
ditIon of the market, aud such exhbitionsno ioasa
deceive the freshest member OF the Board q
Tho following are the comparative quarterly
statements of the National banks Of tho CIDa
NewYork:
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CLOSING PIECES or CALIFORNIA STOCKI
SAN FRNSCIsco. Wednesday, oct IL. 1882.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUyE.I

san FRANCISCo. Oct 1.-THE necessity of levy
ing more assessments III order to continne Worrying
the Comstock mines is having depressing effect
their shares. All signs Of the recent boom have
disappeared
Changes IN the outside stocks unimportant.
Grand Prize and ATgeuta have much preparatory
work 10 do before The production of bullion cah be
n is Estimated that Navajo and Independence
Will Yield 500. 600 IN October
Mexican and Ophir are opening joint station at
the 1000 level.
The Copper King, Esneralla County, New,
recent discovery. causing considerable excitement
among mining expert. SeVer8, persons who have
just returned make more hattering reports than
Janson. OF NcW-lOrk. who estimated tho value of
the mine 10 The dcpth Of fifty feet at abOut
T. 00O.O00. Professor v. +. Blake l7now eXd'h;n-
Iug the properly Tor Gashwiler. Bnrdiek, the
T. now here and is ,ie centre OF attraction
among mining men.
Northern Belle las declared a dlvidendof 80 cents
Mexican has levied an assessment Of 81 per
share
TOMBSTONE. Ariz. Oct. 1.-The tranquility
mine has been shut down for IN indefinite period OF
tilac. An injunction has been granted the Head
Centre Company against the Tranquility, and c&-
tensIyc litigation Is probable.
Ten stamp, of the t;Iard mill viii be used on
Way 10 ore ai,er to-day. Five hundred tons are to
Emp re has started drifts from the SOC level, and
is looking wei.
Pumps will pc required before sinking the Con-
tcntIOa S!stt deeper
A whim Is being built on the Little Devil mine.
FL PAso, Tex. oct. LITTLE discovery OF a mine
Of pure graphite is announced as having been made
II the Organ Range y. u, near san Andres
Canon.
4 20-stanp mill and furnace combining all the
latest improvements for working and dcsulphurlz-
ing ores will begin work at the Viola mine, Leiten-
DORIS, y. ST., II aGOut sixty days
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Superintendent Of Pima Copper Mining and
Smelling Company telegraphed, October =: 81
have shipped 13 900 pound, copper bullion since
October 90, and have 23,000 pounds ready for ship
mcnt.o
Robinson Consolidated manager tclegraphed, Oc
tober 10: " Shipped 100 tons, 40 ounces
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THE LAND OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.

Being Travels through Egypt Arabia aud Persia 70 BAG
dad by William Perry FOgg. With an intTouuouoh ~
nayard Taylor now edition with nearly 100 illustrations
] VOL svo g.
Fopg nearly the first American to penetao, 70 f
oriental tIoupholds in Arabia and Persia into ielons Ia
from mo eaen rack OF tine tourist The iyey ana enthS
asIiG narrative carries tho reader into the most IONA M
lands the homo OF the Gorgeous seeley OF lno Alalal
Nights whore nearly all tGe conditions OF moleIh Cl'l1eu
life seem travellers ale ana III every
way Gn attractive an1 readable book
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Nrw publications.
CHARLES sCRIBNER'S SONS
- PUBLISH THIS DAY;

HELEN OF TROY.


n, ,o,os roen which shows great originality Of ooncep
ton and decacy expression If one OF t9 @ IL
en chhrfug creations have app area ioI
ideazes the beautiful heroine 81 the % 20 dvine In,
ot INC reeK conception OF her suboidnlatiVn :" "'
9Iences ana her own purity and iresponsbly an snb
Andrew Iangs pom Helen OF Toy rn and The
tocf nj lie ica.ipq reviews both The Atet9n & the
ACADEMY both pTaisng The delicate W ~ York
annie scio,ars &c. W. SIS Telegram W 1he No"'i
Tribune
CRITERIA OF DIVERSE KINDS OF lkUlh'
Asonnos,d 70 Agnostcism Being Treatise on Applied
Logic (Phiosopho sories Ma. H. Nv James MeOosh
Lip DL. Author of Iutu10ns OF the Mind LAWS Vi
Diseursiye Thought" &c. vol, paper. 90 cents
THIS is The of series which Will he puhhshed q,
tey small volumes OF about sixty pages oaei; AZ oT Az
paur az % cents por v0u nt caca eho'"''He ~
lcs ti1n cOmpoto IN IT'S 81 OF one theme a.. .os,
Dr. Ict0 sr utiOaurag the series says For r L.
thirty years vo been taking my Tin the phosophc us
ia age Ihye few thi g yet 70 say DtiSp IN
willingly leave the arena Those nave long Occupru NY
Thoughts thew 80 thrllnR Grcs Oh me uS ~
when many anxious 20 have lghi tAi9~h t phi
bfing MY views before IL, thinking pubhc Sart !,
os0pho Series 81 consist OF small volumes Wi. an 10
ntende t. give assurance % hlhAns MINUS
especially young in this age oil unsettled ophlO'
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LOVE FOR SOULS.
Gtear,o1tg ItJ 3rilr,IlI.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL. FAST LINE TO TIE WEST.
VIZ Phad .IpAiI. naltNuore anu Mlshln.l on

ard after Jly - tao magni col5 PASSENGER Trains
leave from Pennsylvania IirO1d Deyo loot OF CofAuO-''
and DUoO!ps@e T.. ~ iDiJNi
n cxcept 4; Ilys pIri attached arrives WASH
ng0n $40 D. 81. Night cSpress leaves WahinstoA at ~
daily. 1lecQrrs and dIy cJlcei tlrSi|L 10 C4hclh
chicago
ily last Linc wash nHtoh go Ga
ci2U $50 D. n. chicago $50 ana = louis $50 Il III
l. palace scepcs AMI daY coaches tAOIgh - CINCINNATI .
81. I.0Js auG Chicago , -,
ur0cs might iv arrives a. Na5hn zt0D S3)a ~ Day
Express leaves Washington AZ 1910 taiy a!cepefd
ddv coaches through g .inciuDItL 80
arrive from the West G.JOa. 800 and 1000 p
Tickets and Sleeping Dcits secured and baggage called
Tor and chez ues,on at c0mpany's once NO SO
BrcadW aud tie oil. Us vi ie pennsylvania aiodd
~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana alier OctOJcc l, 1852,
ann ~ fTETr efFs 4. L.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
streets Ferries, as follows.
P s ,ias4 S "fa ,p @ng ,9ah T Pullman
aud hicago Lmiic ~ t.or Dining >mosng and sleep
Wi!amslo Lock Haven m; y. IN; Cory and Enc at
sp. m connect ting at ony Tor tsvile, Petroleum Cen
~ e al w M t and te soutb "Iimitl
EXpTess OF Paan Pnrlor CARE dar eXcep m
a ~. arrive washington pm REGULAR va r. ana p r
s ~ sGd va o. s5d = % 5; n 5I and p, NIGHT
Via b. and o r. r., Z b. IN ara - might
for Atbntc CITY except sunday 5I5 a. m and p m On
For ape May except sunday 5lJ H. On saturdays only
aae Bay Head Junction and intermeIlte stations
we h3n"ag ~ n' sI ce NTH Win S9 anG p No.
etJersey Guy anording speedy and direct transfer
rfaIs arvs-From Pittsburg 500 1920 M 73O and
900 a. m, o. 800 $50 and lg59 p m sunday C3O,
Go m anu io;S' p ~, fI p nJ.moie 10 p m; on
G5U' 49, $40 1910 II 10 m, i:3j, Q $50 $50. G2j
S S5 5o a. H. G2o i7 7 3d. s. 6oa AND 1919 en-
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK,DAYs AND on sun.
DAY. . SrArioNSS l II f5it kkADALfnlA' : IN
DG MEHT. AN6 TliE sr Ti1 c5%sIsrhH3NSTF NJ
WITH AbSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
bio ~ s. $50 % ana 10 Llmitedl, II m J. 800 $40
q ti&te and 10 a H. a. G. T. T. and p nl and and Z
night
7.2O ana p III, running through VIA Trenton and
nfine trains leave Broad street Station PHILADELPHIA
~ Of sos, 32p, $40. $50, 7;30 $40 80 and a m
UJulted Express 1870 p. M /. s. 4, (,:25 Limited o.
84S 30 a NJ ~, Limited $50, las 8 aud -, D. M
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden . u IN ana 4JO daily
except sunday.
foot Desbrosses and tourtland ss Court-st, and
ia l6 Hudson st. HOboAen station Jersey city,
EmigTant Ticket once. Battery Place
The New-YOk II ans Company VIII call for and
Baggage from hotels and Residences.
CaARLES H. PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Psss'r Agent
CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POlSTS EAST
Fare 50 TO Boston LOT nstclas limited ;cts good only
steamers NARItAGANSETT and sTONINGTON leave
daily texcept Pier So n n foot OF
Jsyst. arriving III Boston at 8 a. m
fic sale all principal ticket Offices staterooms
42I Broadway Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotel
ticket Offices Freight at the lowest raies
T.. " FILkINS. General Passenger Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE
i FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express trans daily sundays excepted " Boston At
sos me- ~. tpador cars attlcheft and ~ H. WIFI
palace sleeping cIr&i
NEWPORI express a. I. lpaIlOr CARS attacaeJ ar
IvesaL Newport D. M
PROVIDENCE special express at n 90 Arllr
tseheaI At PrOydence lO:20p.
tickets pTof seas secured At Firth AvenusAia
llasoI uasl ucAet Oces, ald Al Grand Central Depo
l. W.fILhlAs Ganeru fassenRaf AEsat
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TDYLs OF NORWAY AND OTHER POEMS.

By lIJalmar HjOTth Boyesen VOL lOlno' u -
Professor poyese has from time given evidence Of
IN degree o. poeical ability IA his occasional cOhIDu
lions 10 he MAGAZINES and other periodicals. THESE poems
ale now collected Cor tle first lime into ne Whcn can
enlarge his reputation as M imaginative ana
writer.
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WEBSTER: AN ODE.

This rocn T. The frnit of long ana careful study the au
thos pant obste life and cha actei The yo'lne coz.
hoiy 81 notes des gncd 20 illustrate anu
Justify the cdius " the Gci Use hotc
material Of highly interesting u0Sc4'p'O
that VIII DO Z u tie general reader
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Gutumil Resorts.

AuIUNiH nt4utI5.
DAVILION HOTEL, lSLIP, LONG ISLAND.
i Remains open until November. JAMES SLATER.
DERSONS desiring to economic can have
4 good board for the winter low price country two
hours from city Han Address L. G., CortlandtOn Iud.
SON. y. Y.
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Dropo9a!s.

STANFORD, Conn. Sept % 1889.
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
l. PROPOSE from manufacturers "a supply ono Fourth
Glass Fire Engine uder responsible guarantee and
subject to approval Will be- received by the Board OF
Wadens and Bur gesses of Stamford Conn., ths
serXng tIe ght ~ relect any and all bids.
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NchWlCH LINE
~ Boston, ocaster Nashua POI tand aud the East
Inc iron So
CITY or WORCESTER,
without Exception the elegant boa; the sound
;he iayO:to CITY or NEW DIRK.
leaves Pier No 10, River. Msttsst next pier
above Dcsbl ossesst feiIy daily except sunday at D.
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THE INTERNATIONAL REVISION

Commentary on Tie New Testament by British and Amer
lean scholars and EDITED by Phhip schul - H.
THE GOSPEL. ACCORDING TO 81. LUKE. By fi0Ies-
sor Mathew Il. Riddle. D. II. vol, lGmo 81 20.
rs commentary Oh The Revised Of tho New Tesla
rc /, the and Oest evangelical cilNci'm ana
tion that exists 10 IL csecl teE Io4
Sunday Teachers, and aso ioI general eadolS
VII
LOVE FOR SOULS.
nv Row william scr'ner anihor OF The Saviou's Con-
ycIts" Pray for the Hoy SIhI" etc VOL lCuo 81
These fc sale by all booksellers or VIII DC seiV
posi.l aid. on receipt 81 pIice by
CHARLES SCRiBNER'5 SONS,
7i& ana .f5 Broadway, Now York.
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EALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE
Sew-York to BOSTON. 80.
NEWPORT. 81 FALL RIVER, 81.
Limited tickets. corresponding reduction 10 all Eastern
points.
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NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R. :

: n.
StatiOus I'm York and Dcslu0sseS ST.
cent al r. r. al y. j. loot Libeitys St
LEAVE NEN-GORk c9ui!t nCing oct. .. 1857.
For south AmbOy. Via c. t. r. OF y. j., D. Slja M, l4J
a. p. via Penn r. r.. .. - IA. D.
For Matawan &c Via G. r. r. Of N J. J. Slj a. M, As,
(. & D. ill.,. Penn Il r. q. IA. Il m 80. ,, p.
For Icd Bank Long Branch Grove. AsJuTy Park
Gt Point Peas SAINT &c via X r. OF y. j. D. pa
+ r. f.. ga l2 III, $3.50,
For Lakewood Toms river Bayncsat &C, Via G. II. H. OF
For freehold Via G. T. H. Of y. j. :, SO ll:l5. a. H.,
p. ~. FoI KcypOrt >. 3D. I4 H.. :. 4.i5 y.
,or Atlantic ny Vueand BdGe,on &C., IS p ~ .,,
u. T. BALDWIN. H. WOOD, j. 7. RASDOIPU
G I. 4. q. T. u. M. G.P A., p r. l.. supt.
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I EHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD

trains after Nav IS, 1882 Will leave oepots foot
COrtlauG DcsbrOsscss 10 a. $40 ana
Csc D. m ilf Eason BctLeh, NJ. AIentown RGadne
Mauh G. .duk, NllSesbarre TOwanta- Wsverly luaca
Genov'. Lyons BG1alO aud the West ana Northwest !u
through coaches daily Trains at M ior Ia50n.
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Iaucb Chuck, WlikcsDare
and PIttst'n Local At a. tor Eason Bethlehem
and COplay .. -, -,
Trains leaving at S:lOh III and p m connect Tor all
points IL ahaaOy aai HaZs0l c0l TeS!ons sunday tram
local 10? Mauch Chunk $40 IN Leave Iauch Chunk AZ
pm. o,fu,rrc, ,,s f,,, aud, u,
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J z "a y -NtfIIIIIN
pRISTOL and PRONIDENCE

Leave New.YOrk daiy sundays Inc 1dei az m frot
Pier % NOiih loot OF MurryS. connection by Al
Mex IOAT from BToONyn 4.1j p ~, Jersey ny D. n
Tickets be secured at al principal no
tes transfer and Ucket Offices at the obee on Pier - d
ON steaners. -..-
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providence LINE. -

Connecting with Prov.dcIce ami Wore ,cr RII
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, VIA NOkCESIER.
Tie entirely aud elegant steamer RHODE ISLAM .
Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAY and tie magnificent
steamer MA lIUSETTS On Tresiays' rharsdlys ani
D. m. sroln Pier 20 n. H., foot of Wamcn-st.
Connections made At Pr9yldcnoe via p anG " Z r. r..
Mountain pOn;s Iickets At all principal tcSet
Offices Stafe.r0lns secured 1t offices OF Westcott Express
CO al Aston Iiouo ZJ1, Sol, nJ1 and All BOal
Tsv ana ~ ff,i Ayenue aid Wiusor Hotel ticket Offices
N'' !. W FILhINS. General P4ss. Agent
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
obituary.

Calais, Me-, 29.-Jas. Spike, writer
and politician, died to-day.
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The Prices.

Chicogo, 29.-The Tribune saws evil
dence which it hos gathered az to the
prices paid for tea by retailers and co.'s
sumers, shows the latter are victims Of
unwarrantable and fsgrant extortions at
time when Wholesale prices have been
largely reduced. The following state
meDt of prices of various grades nsy be
relied upon IS correct: The importer
sells u cent tea to the jobber for % cents,
the Jobber to the retailer for 80 cents, and
the retailer to the consumer for ifftv
cents; 20 cent Tea is sold to the iobber
for 70 cents, to the retailer for 35 cents.
and to the consumer for 60 cents; % cent
tea is sold to the jobber for 80
cents, to the retailer for As
c. and to consumer for 75c.; 35c. tea ia
sold to the jobber for Soc, retailer. CSC.
and customers for 81. This ia simply
the extortion practiced upon people who
are Ignorant Of the large reduction 10
wholesale prices, and the extortion is not
confined to the present high prices paid
by consumers, and is not the fault OF
the country or manufacturers, or farm
ers, or producers, but of a set of greedy
middle men, who are not only putting
legitimate profits into their pockets, but
also actual reductions, and then trv TO
excuse their greed by claiming that while
they have made no reductions
In price they are selling a better
quality The claim is bogus one,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-30
The Musual Union.

Albany, 29.-In the matter of the a~.
plicstion of William 81. Cameron. stock
holder, and Jay Gould. director. and
claiming to be a stoekholder, OF the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company. 10
the attorney general for the Commence.
ment of the action or actions to vecere
the charter Of the Mutual Union TeIee
graph Company, the attorney general
this morning decided TO grant the ami.
cation and telegrsphed simultaneously / F,
the counsel for applicants and for The
telegraph company, that he had so de-.
cided. N 81 oo-
The attorney general says the increase
OF the 8 ak in the Mutual Unian wse
not justified by law, and directly violates
the statute Its fair TO infer that Mooret
q Co., arranged with FIVE dir c,ors tor
the increase, in order to receive q e.
greater amount Of stock of nominal hnt
fictitious value, for which 10 Other con
siderstlon was ever given. so the who,o
ssocG OF toe company, the first 6 600
snares oelng surrendered. is invalid under
9 void increase which affects evtrV share
Issued, The ISSUE was hollow and rntnb.
Slant al, without consideration and iIleoai
being an usurpati0n of the Frsncbi -
gwen IN the state, and not purely technio
cal violation Of the law. Action nil H.
brought under the bond. 6irectinn az So
v cation Of the charter, and that the 49, .oo
perty bs sold or transferred TO a raroD-
6'ru' tac company and theproceeds dividaa
among creditors and ether benefe, les.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-30
Praise for the Northwest.

st. Paul, 29.-United States commits
sioDers, to inspect The recently completed
100 mile session, OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad, reaching west to within seven
miles of Livingston, arrived st st. Paul
to-Light, en- route home after the per-
Torrance of their official duty. Colonel
Smith, in an interview, said he was much
surprised to find go fine q road traversing
such splendid country. He had ira
versed the Southern, Union and Central
Pacific Railways, but none of them
passed through so fine territory IS the
Northern Pacific. While people only
staid in Texas, they could live in the ia
vored northwest, and people generally
would need to enlarge their comprehen.
sion Of things before they could fully
appreciate the certsin future OF that re-
markable country. He could estimate
there was, comparatively speaking, no
waste land between st. Paul and Living
| ston,
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Reconstruction Impossible.

This may not be true as regards
states-indeed we know it is not /;
but it is absolutely true as regards
those delicate organs, the human
lungs. When they are disor-
gained and partly consumed,
they cannot be restored TO healthy
condition But bear in mind that
this misfortune can never happen if
AALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR is administered as rem
edy for the cough which always pre-
cedes pulmonary consumption.
Sold by druggists everywhere at soc.
and ST.. Great Saving to get the large
size.
Pixies TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in
one minnie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-30
THE RAILROAD WAR.

Chicago. 29.-Merrill, of the st. Pau
road, says be intends now to carry the
railroad war into Africa. The other side
shall have all they want. He said the
demands of the Rock Island road were
unreasonable. The earnings Of his read
for the running week, which included the
frat three days of the war, only fell of
81, 600. He DOW proposes to make such a
reduction in time to st. Paul that the
Rock Island road cannot, meet it,
namely, to leave Chicago ct $50 am.
and arrive at st Paul at $50 p.m., re-
ducing the running time six hours. and
obviste sleeping cars It is expected
other measures will follow on the other
side and the war be hotter than ever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-30
The Floods.

Cologne, 29.-The forts here, on ac-
count OF the overflow ofthe River Rhine,
are besng emptied oftheir stores and am
munition. The geological garden is in
undated, and the fats have been re.
moved.
Dusseldorf, %. "A house here has
fallen in, having been undermined by
the food. Fourteen persons are believed
to have been drowned.
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Interesting ter Passengers.

Chicago, 29.-The following breezy
note was received at the Associated
Pres Office in answer to a query ad-
dressed to the Rock Island office: II Mr..
Merrill's threat to run fast trains to ST.
Paul is carried out, the Rock Island will
make up to the passenger in fare the loss
he sustsins in time. Time is money,
and in this case money will be made
to represent time. Signed st. John
general passenger agent, Rock Lland
Road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-30
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

NHE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
i in announcing to the public that they
have remodded and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, SOC.
Hot Lunches las per card,l 25c,
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 50 per day. $40 to
SO per week.
Board, ST Der week
Tie Bar has been removed to the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the accommodation of guests, and is now
open. A. PQDLECH g. co.
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Missing Man.

New York, 29.-Frederick Wagner
wine merchant, this city, has been miss
ing since August 31st. He left for Cali
fornia then on business trip. Ate
leaving Kansas City, all trace was lost o
him. 1t is supposed he beca me suddenl,
dersnged, and is at present in aome il
stitution for the insane.
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Lotteries.

Chicago. 29.-The law prohibiting the
sale of lottery tickets has become a dead
letter here, IS the business is being openly
conducted and freely advertised by circu-
lars and signs. Some of them frankly
confess they pay large sums for illegal
protection.
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High License.

Omaha, 29.-The high license Of Che
LIQUOR law works well. The saloons
have reduced in the city from 12O to
ninety-three. Dealers themselves are
practically constabulary to expose non-
licensed vendors In the state saloons
are reduced tWo-thirds in number.
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ThegIrish.

London, 29.-The Times in lead.
ing article commenting on the
speech of Davitt at NaVan SAYS it is
inconsistent with the home govern.
ment to allow fanatics, however
sincere, to brandish torches.
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PREMATURE GRAYNEss avoided
by uring Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its cleanliness and
perfume.