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Eyo5.Eav i'm Indiana.

CINuNNATI, April PA special dis
patch 10 the Times-StGr from Oreensburg'
Ind, saws: a mob OF fifty masked men
nj 3 O'Clock this morning called on the
taller, and by choking him tried to get TIE
KEYS OF the Jail, but failed. They then
Knocked in the iail-door, took out O. NJ.
Garrett, hung him to maple tree ten feet
from the jail, and left, after placing a
placard on the body reading, This = a
erecting to the Jennings-county jury
Garrett had been acquitted in Jenning,
county OF completely in the assassination 81
DR. Walton 10y a negro named Frazer
and after acquittal had been arrested on
another charge. There are fears that The
mob will next hang Frazer and Mrs. Wal
tom"
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A libel Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Julius Cham
bers, the Philadelphia correspondent Of the
New York Herald, was brought before
Magistrate Lennon to-day on the charge OF
libelling Senator Mcpherson, OF New Jer-
sey, by publishing Mantrap's statement
that the Senator owned and paid 81 900 for
fractional share in the Peruvian Com
pany. The Senator appeared and emphati-
caly denied the truth Of the statement, and
Chambers was held in $1,000 bail. The
Senator said that the New York Herald
would be sued on the same charge in New
York city.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
20 THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday Other
washington News and Gossip-Mr. Blaine
u,eore the Foreign Affairs Committee-The
,ou,hcrn Tornado and Its Terrible Raw
os.s-a savannah steamer Disabied-in-
diana LynchinE by Masked Men-s'rike-A
vlerida Steamboat Burned and Number
r. Lives Lost-Dcstruetivc Fires In New
,.,.sv and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steam
,.,,, pisaster-Suioide In Fredericksburg
~, virginia oarsmen's Regatta, sc.
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Fredericksburg Items.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 24.-Jack
Lewis, farmer forty-fiye years Of age,
hung himself this morning in his stable
while under an imaginary apprehension Of
want OF food.
Arrangements are In progress TO make
the annual regatta Of the Virginia oarsmen
TO be held here July 4th very attractive.
The University Club has selected its crew,
one Of whom Is Harper, OF New York.
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Another Steamboat Disaster.
4 FLORIDA STEAMER BURNED AND NINE
MORE LIVES LOST.

MOKE IlN Il LbHts
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 24.-The
steamer City of Sanford was burned I'VE
miles above this city about O'Clock this
morning. The steamer was on her way
from Sanford, and when opposite Point La
Vista fire was discovered issuing from the
forward hold from among n quantity OF
pine wood.
The alarm was given and the purser went
through the boat and aroused the pasSen-
gers. In order TO prevent panic he told
Them not 10 be alarmed. that there was
Dlentv Of time. This caused some to lose
valuable time. The boat was headed for
the shore and was in few minutes ground
ed in three feet OF water, hut the tlle had
driven the engineer from bis post
and the engine could not be stopped.
An attempt was made TO rescue
the passengers by having them 90
aft and lump overheard, but notwith-tand-
ing these efforts nine persons, and proba-
Div more. persisted. Their names are rs
follows Mrs. Oscar Key and child, OF this
city: Mrs. Ireland and daughter, Of Coma
Mrs. G.. II. Downer, Of NorwaiS, Fla.
CAPTAIN Shartelle, OF the schooner Magno-
La. recently lost on Mosquito Inlet bar
Charles Pierce. the nephew. and Willie
Brooks. the son OF the pilot Of the ill-iated
steamer: and DOrse snapper, deck-hand.
The steamer George VI. Bird was coming
down the river 4 few miles ahead OF the
Sanford. Her officers discovered the IRE
and at once put back TO the scene OF the
/ disaster and took or board tile survivors
and brought them to this city.
/ The remains OF the lost were brought &c
Z thi. city for inteimcnt. Some OF the bodie'
were burned to a crisp. The city is full OF
mourning. and considerable excitement
prevails. The coroner's jury is now II
session. The steamer and contents are ;
total loss. Nothing was saved.
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poIrr.cAL-co0L wEATHEn-THE NIsslNG
PILOT HEARD yRoN
Especial telegram to the Dispatch'J
NORFOLK, VA, April 24.--The ConseTva-
tive ward meetings were all wen attended
tonight.
Frost this morning; very cool Tonight,
and truckers alarmed.
James NIinson, OF the Virginia Pilots
Association, was heard from In Liverpool
to-day. His case Is in the hands OF the
American consul for investigation. Minson
was forcibly carried away from Hampton
Roads about q month ago on the British
bark OsmOnd OBrien.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April "a. 1882.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 3s bushels. Red. Ga bushels.
CoRN.-White. i,120 bushels; re-cxhibited, AGO
bushels Mixed, 500 bushels.
OATS-2O6 bushels; re-cXhibiicd, IOO bushels.
BLACK PEAS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT.-White. IL bushels prime at $3.50; 90
bushels prime at sl.6O. Red, 80 bushels prime
Lnncaster at $3.50: Ii bushels prime Fultz at
CONSUMING. 80 bushels very good on private
terms: $50 bushels very good on private terms 4,
63s bushels very good at Csc: 50 bushels prime AT
slu1. co,oo
OATs.-1O6 bushels prime spring ut 62c.; 100
bushels prime spring nj Gle.
BLACK PEAS bushels on private terms
IOTTON.-ToncCasier Receipts. 5S bales. snip
menfs. II bales. Quotations: Mlddling. ll'ic:
low middling ! &C.; good ordinary, lOsc.; ordl-
nary, DC.
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A steamboat Broken in Two.

HANNIBAL. Mo-, April 24.-The steam
tow-boat Little Eagle, in attempting to pass
through the drawbridge Sunday afternoon,
fouled the pier and broke in two near the
boilers. Joseph Valam, OF La Crosse
Silas Cooper, a fireman, OF Quincy; and
Henry IIouseman, OF Hannibal, were
drowned. No others hurt.
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NEW YORK, April 24.-The steamer c. W.
Lord, from Boston April 10th, for Sayan-
nah. broke her crank-pin on the 22d, wa.
picked UP on the 23d by the steamship Al.
leghany, from Baltimore for Providence,
and towed inside OF Sandy Hook, where
she arrived To-day
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He was bitterly opposed by Senator Mitch.
ell and advocated by Senator Cameron.
John Russell Young, the new Minister u
China, sailed from San Francisco to-day.
Messrs. Cox and Robson had q sharp pas
sage OF words TO. day in the House. Scna'
tor Mcpherson win sail for Europe June
5th.
THE ARLINGTON CASE TO BE REARGuED--AL-
LEN AND s'vEIGH.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
to-day ordered that the Arlington case be
reargued at the next term. This was done
that 10 might be considered by full bench.
This looks favorable for General Lee. In
the Virginia case OF Allen Us. McVeigh
( the motion 10 affirm was denied, and the
motion 10 dismiss was postponed until
the case Is reached In the regular call OF
the docket.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
! The President and the Secretaries OF War
and Navy and other distinguished officials
will go 10 Old Point this week. There will
be a grand naval and military display while
they are there.
The President will not hold reception
( tomorrow evening.
/ Senator Riddleberger arrived on the $40
train tonight and is at the Metropolitan.
The Potomac River Front Committee
held a meeting to-day and examined Major
Twining. 4 number Of distinguished
physicians are to be examined.
! Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, S7OG, 32l; customs, Sj72,79G.
The snow which fell yesterday extended
! from Bladonsburg in the north to Oc-
coquan creek on the south.
Associated Press Reports to the Dispatch.l
THE SIXTH NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT COLI
LECTORsHIP.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The entire time
Of the executive session OF the Senate to-
dav-fortv-fve minutes-was devoted to
the further consideration of the nomination
( Of j. y. Cooper to lie collector OF internal
revenue for the Sixth district Of North Ca
rolina. Owing TO the fact that Republican
senators permitted the passage OF Mr..
Vance's resolution on Friday last calling for
an investigation OF the affairs Of the collec-
tor OF that district, the North Carolina SELL
ators to-day did not offer persistent oppo-
sition TO Cooper's confirmation. When
the nomination was previously considered
a majority voted in favor OF rejection,
but a motion to reconsider the vote was
admitted. To-day, after debate the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which
/ Cooper was rejected was adopted,
and the previous action laid on the
fable vote was then taken upon the
motion that the nomination be confirmed.
This motion was adopted-aycs, %; noe.,
IS the Republicans voting in the affirmative
and Democrats in the negative, with the
exception Of the North Carolina senators
and several others, who RETAINED from
voting.
MI. BLAINE'S DENIAL.
WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Mr. Blaine ap-
peared before the Foreign Affairs Commit
. tee to-day, and denied the various state
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Marine News.

LoNDoN, April 2i.-The bark Antonio
Ferraro, from Pensacola for West Hartle-
pool, has arrived at Fayal, j. s., and the
bark Pensacola, for Liverpool, at 81
Michaels. Both vessels are leaking badly
and will have 10 discharge.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 4.-NooR.-Stocks moderate
IL active. Money somewhat stronger NJ . per cent
ENchange--LOng, 1867: short, $50. state bonds
dull and irregular. Governments unchanged, eX-
ccpt for j's. which are a higher.
EUenfng.-E Exchange 4SGE. Governments
unchanged: new SIS, lOlfi; new AZ. ll6}s: new
As. 1915. Money, 3M2I per cent. states fairly
active and strong. Treasury balances Coin, SS6,-
OGO currency. $3.50.
stocks irregular and generally strong.
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dull. but stc,dy; sales, 1000 bales: April
is'29@sl2.2li Nay, ai2;21@E ~; y ssss
el2.64; september, s12.21@s12.22so ctooer,
4ll.0l @$ll .62; November, t1l.40. ytti:sz !
DECEMBER, s11A1@si1.43; January, siI'asee
sfI-5G.
The Posf's cottnn report saws: "Fu,urc delive-
RIGS rcrsai quiet on'sidc orders are scarce; prices
are worried mp md down 90 make a few poi rb.
The first enil displayed no change, but after the
call the absence % demand led 10 decline -
2-100, May selling ou the second call at sl2.23,
June at 1927. July nj 1880. August at tl 2.64,
september nc sl2.22- subsequently, after slight
fluctuations. April brought nj the third call
si2.20; July, s12A9; September, sI2.22; octo-
Der, s11.61.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. April 24.-Beef cattle market IS
more active; prices a shade higher: very best az
Cd71sc.; first quality, 6aG 6l.c.; medium. 4sd6c.;
ordinary, 3ad44c.; most sales were from 6k to
75fc.; receipts. s92 head; sales, 726 head. Swine
In fair supply and moderate demand; receipts,
5,064 head; quotations. 9@10ac. Receipts OF
sheep, 3M7c.; lambs, SgIIkc.
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Flour-We quote: Fine. si.25@S4.50; extra
s6.5OMS6.75: supcrinc. sJ.5O0ge6; common SUI
terlInc Si75n f5.2J: common family, 2ON
s7.5O: choice family. SS@S9. Feeling hrmer'
prices advanced 25M5Oc.
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pArTIMoRE LIvr-srocK M,RKrr
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1882.
ADDtuFn

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, &. w. Allen Co..
agents.
steamer J. W. Eycrman, smith. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick,
agent.
schooner Sarah shubert, Evan, Philadelphia,
coal, =. III. Halves.
Schooner J. :. lyens. Ingcrsoll, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Lucy Jones, Narihugh, New York,
guano, Moses & Blemond
Schooner :. +. Kerwin. Tall, Baltimore, grain.
Schooner William Oliver, Jones, Baltimore.
guano, Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company.
Schooner John L. X. Moore, Riggn, Baltimore,
guano, Richmond aud Danyiile Railroad Comps
n.y.
Schooner Ida Y. McCabe, Pickup. Norfolk, light.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandse aud passengers. &. ". Allen Co., agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Platt. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarriek, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY
steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford Norfolk,
United states mail, merchandise, and passengers,
l.. Il. Tatum. superintendent.
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T0R NEW YORK.-The Old apFSTA

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old aDFSTS
Domluion steamship Companys s.xsskszss
steamers viii SAIL IS follows; steamer Old ~,
NINION. CAPTAIN WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
- . o'ciock \. NJ: steamer WIANOhE, captain
HuLPnERs. EVERY FRIDAY at o'clock - "; !
sfealner ROANOKE, Captain Cotch' ENfff
Sunday at : o'clock 4. VI: .
Freight received mp 70 / o'clock =. " Tor , tns
Tuesday, and Friday steamer ana 70 "c'"'A
saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Tbrongh bills OF ladlng .lgned ana goods to i
,yarded with dispatch % all points north' soutli
east, and vest also, 70 l9relgh po 1',rasaca
Afrer-cabn fare 10 New York 7AV' V"h'
trip. sls; steerage, 50 And ST., uooa,vs We'd
,,..,le - and Saturdays ny the Richmond ,ni re-
tcrsbnrg railroad at $50 n NJ WIZ max ,ss, Se-
e,,en AZ Norfolk with the steamer tlat iei. hict-
~ he day before Cabin fare, o-5O. Tickets
~ he had al the Richmond and petersburg "epo'
and A. w. CARRIERS, 1000 Main street
s0i q. W. ALLEN 4 CO, Agent.
u.vG COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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EOR BALTIMORE. ffIEraI
Il iak<.-<-zeE-
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY nc - noon from POWHA-
TAN DOCK. M TwcBty-fOurth and Dock streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of llding signed and goods for
,yarded with dispatch tO points North and Vest
Freight received daily until !. VI.
For further information. apply ~
". o.. Knight, Agent.
ID j MrIsIGrR. Snllcliing Agenf. DE- -
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Mn. BLAINE's DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Mr. Blaine ap-
peared before the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee to-day, and denied the various state
mentssof Shipherd, and produced letters
from Senator Blair, eX-Senators Eaton and
Cragin. and others, to support his denial
Of Shepherds statements that inc told Blaine
Of an offer Of S250.0O0 to IIurlbert.
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FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of Their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WlANOkE, Ron
NOKF and ACKNOWLEDGE TlkcDAl
and FRIDAY AZ o'clock 4. NJ, and SUNDAY
ct 2 \. NJ ,.,...,, -, ,rrr,-pa
steamers leave New York TUEsDAns, TIL rs
nAYS- and SATURDAYS NJ 3 =. VI. from Pier
26 new numberl, foot Of Beach street, North
river. -
They have splendid saloons, state-ro0ms, ana
The fare Accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. 90 , ,,,,
After-cabin fare t. New York. slO' fouhd UP
sIS: storage, 50 and ~. -. e. 4. 4,
Freights f0r points beyond New York forwarded
vim dlenatch. and no charge made except actual
g Srci.rbts received until o o'clock +. VI. daily
Enr further in lorna ton. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
- oIice ComBany's wharyes. Rockets.
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rAi trains daily except su sda y-passenser tiara
connecting at West Point on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays with steamers for baltimore and
the North.
Freight train ieay ing Richmond at $40 A. II.
will have passenger coach attached.
Train No. "A connects ut BurkeviAe with Nor.
folk and Western railroad for Farm fiie, Lynch.
burg, and all southwestera poiats.
Train No. so Through p1fsengcrl stops nj all stac
lions, connecting at Sufhsxhn's with Milton and
Sulheriin Narrow Gauge ciiroad for Milton: AZ
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
lanta for all points South and southwest.
Train No. So Through passenger aud NALL stcpe
ut all stations, connecting AT suiherns with NH
ton and Sutherlns Narrow-sauge railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points South and SOUTH
west: at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayan-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive AZ Richmond at
4:3j Il. W., $40 A. NJ, and 1914 r. NJ. and from
West Point at 10:20 4. VI. Passenger. and 9:l0 p
VI. (Fpightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50-.New York and Atlanta Ella Wash.
ington aud Danvile.
ON Train 52-Iichmond and Charlotte, an
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop at Bon AIR.
Tickets sold Ia all points south. southeast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given IN local tickets.
4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. VI. II. TALCorT, General Manager. ap2
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. April 24.-Virpdna 6's. consols
new 1O-4O's, As bid.
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Liver diseases, headache, and conshpa-
ton, caused by bad digestion. quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bit.ers.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH i'm
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL VI, and every SUNDAY AZ
A. W..
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers e
ceived tin ll.3A \. NJ; Tor sundays steamer III
Z II. NJ saturday. Freight received daily I'LL
L. NJ.
Fare SS.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
and the East.
For further information. apply 70 -.
D. ". McCARRICk,
General southern Agent ONCE Rockets
W. L. CLYDE z Co.
an General Agents.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

HICffMOND oIOOh E7kC1IAIS0Es
MONDAY. April ~. 1882.
sALEs-FrRfy BCARD.-s2,0O0 Richmond city
SIS (B. CT at 1907; $500 North Carolins 4sst go.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
STEAMBOATeT-lSI1, :
COMPANY'S ssns.-sss-sx.

NIRGINI STEAMBOA TcT-laIla I
COMPANY'S &sks-.<s&-
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, A Nd JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT. CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter and
spring sanltaiuml, BAL TIMORE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
HEALS. 75c.
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.

The fact that Mr.. Crockett, paItner Of
Attorney-General Blair, has quit the lsead-
iusters, was mentioned among congress
men to-day. Senator Johnston returned
from Richmond In fine spirits, and was in
his seat. DR.. G. W. Chancellor, Of
Baltimore, win make a statement before
the Special Committee on the Potomac
Flats tomorrow. lie is native OF Spot
sylyania. Northern correspondents are
condemning Secretary Lincoln for rcmoy-
ing Mrs. General Pickett from clerk
ship she held in the Quartermaster-
Generals Office. The bank speech Of
Judge Buckner was published in To-
days Record. II is q 1rst-class effort.
james aantan. nominated to-day for United
States marshal for the Western district Of
Pennsylvania, IS sialwart Of sialwarts
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DICHMOND AND ALL T. G. II ANY
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
WIILIhM-ON'-

Close connection made at Richmond 10 All points
north and south ria Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac. Richmond and Danyiilc, ana i,ieh-
with Norfolk and Western and virginia MIDLAND
railroads - ,toa -
,io5 M str,.e, B. :. BARBOUR.
-'' General Freigh, aud Ticket Agent:
I DECATUR AxTELL. General Manager. nm 10
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ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE NEW AND fALATInL STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND,

through.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smithhcld. and llamptOn; Washington, ID. q. Z;
Newlsrn, Washington, and larbOro', y. e. anc
an points I'm Eastern North CarOlinai also foI
Fasicrn shore OF Virginia, Old Point and All regu
lar landings on James river, AZ LOWEST X Alf.S,
and through bills Issued. l.. u. Ait III
NH Is superintendent.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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Greeks, Italians and French Of Gull
pable weakness in not shooting and
Jogging much more than they have
done. We are warned that Europe
will view US with contempt for
showing so much mercy to the
Arabs. Donkey boys aud cab driv-
erS begin to show signs of arguing
about fares, and Europeans have
ceased to be objects of terror to
them. Even the fact that fourteen
men were logged this morning, and
Gnat rioters were shot this after
noon seems nothing to the angry
foreign element in Alexandria.
They blame the English for weak
ness, and clamOr loudly for more
examples. Several Frenchmen as
sured me If they had been in power
here, ten times as many Arabs
would have Eeen shot. Port Said is
1ull or men-Of-war. There is no in
terruption of traffic on the canal,
out public feeling is one of indigna-
tlon at the conduct of DeLesssps in
imposing measures for the safety of
Fort Said and the canal. He is be
lleVed to be in direct communica-
ton with Arab Pasha. Europeans,
including French subjects not IN
der DeLesSeps' thumb, contem plate
sending communications to the
foreign office at Paris, complaining
of his iRtrigues.
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"TWit SeYOl.n

"Twit Sevor' was performed fo1
the second time at the Walker
Opera House last evening, to a very
select and appreciative audience.
The play ran smoothly, and not the
slightest hitch marred its perfect
representation. As many were de-
barred from witnessing this play
we trust that some arrangements
can be made with DR.. Haas, W hereby
the same can be reproduced at an
early date, prior to tie author taking
it east. Financial success should
certainly be the reward of the gen
tleman's endeaYOrs, as he has kept
his faith with the public in produc
ing a play worthy run.
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Drowned.

A s8p Of James Farmer, of H erri-
man, was drowned on Thursday
evening in the South Jordan Canal.
He had taken some sheep to South
Jordan, and not returning, search
was instituted. His clothes were
found by the canal, and it was then
taken for granted that he had been
drowned. The supposition natur-
ally is that he went in to battle and
that he was either attacked by
cramps, or got beyond his depth, and
was drowned. Search was insti-
tuted for the body, but it was not
found up to last accounts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-29
NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS ON NI%t, PROP
A eTty within Salt L. he Cou0iy, Utah
Territory, subject TO Territorial, School
ID Count Taxes, are hereby notified
ST he County Court Of Salt Lake,
~. 10 BOARD of Equalization. will meet ST
!bs County Court House in Salt Lake
az T;3v from Friday the 21st dsy of July
~ "wednesday the 9Th day of August,
a y. 1882, both days inclusive. for the
nnrDose Of hearing and determining all
ppompIsints in regard TO the assessed value
IF any property and applications for
obstements or remission Of tates OF any
Insane, IdIotic, infrm or INDECENT person
IS provided for by An Act OF the LegIsl1-
e.. = Assembly of the Territory Of Utah
smnr,isied Gan Act TO Provide Revenue
g, he Territory of Utah, and the several
Counties thereof" approved February
% 1878, and acts ameBdatoTy or IN aid
1Ls-eof. By order of said court.
'N''' D. BOCKHOLT,
County Clerk.
sstIske City, July 10Th, 1882. iy1