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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-26
FORTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

Asz' HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 25.--The Mackay-
Dibble contested election case was called
by Calkins Immediately after reading the
journal Randall raised the question OF
consideration. and Kelley objected.
A motion to adjourn was lost; yeas none;
nays 1873.
The speaker submitted the request Of
Curtis for leave of absence until Thursday,
on account of important business Ran
dali demanded the yeas and nays. Leave
was refused-yeas 13, nays 134.
Mr. Kenna then moved that when the
house adjourn it be till Saturday, while
Mr.. Randall moved an amendment substi-
tuting Monday.
Mr. Randalrs motion was lost; 146 to 1.
Mr. Kenna's motion was lost; 149 to I.
Mr. Wood, of New York, voted with the
republicans.
The bill to reimburse the Creek orphans
was taken up by vote of 80 to 10. 1t
appropriates quarter of million.
Shortly before 3 o'clock the question re-
Cured on the motion for a recess. Lost.
Roll call was continued upon dilatory
motion until 4:45. when the quorum was
again broken. Then after another call the
house took recess until s o'clock
The president submitted a letter from
the secretary of state concerning the
awards made against the Venezuela mixed
commission under date of April %, 1865.
The president says: In case neither
house takes action during the present
congress shall feel it my duty to direct
that this prolonged discussion be definitely
terminated by recognizing the absolute
validity of all awards. !" Referred
When reassembled the galleries were full
and on the floor was a greater crowd
than usual for night session. The call
of the House was interrupted several times
by other roll calls and motions to excuse
various members was not concluded until
$50 when further proceedings under the
call was dispensed with. The question
reeured or motion made for prior re-
cess and that when the House adjourned
to-day it was to meet on Monday next.
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Chicago Market.

-.zs-s..., asa = ,tf.y s,.F CH1cAGo, May %
Wheat-Weak aud generally lower; 2501 25s4
cash, 1 e5A@1 261s; closing; 251s May; 251t
al 26s4 closing, 255s; Jppey1 2574Fal s61s' clos
sCorn--Fairly active unsettled generally weak
closed 1111s below; rejected nominal closing I
cash, 70aA 6a72 closing n e May, 6s7s71sl clos
ing 701s bid june, 70970S closing; soss bid July
rejected 691R6170.
xa Oats--Dull weak and lower; 4914 cash 5J460
50sz closing 501s150L store 1880; May, 4SlzQ
1855: closing sss@4sA jane; asa d9a4zs July 'H
Rye-Isower: Il. - sr 81. ,..s-.t 49,.
s. Barley 90. sAsf IA - ts--4sE p :" 49,.
Pork-Fair demand; lower ;l9 80 cash; 10 500
10 IS May; 10 456l19 60 June: 10 62lzl 10 75 July
Lard-Fairly active; closed shade easiersn 3711
cash and May; IL 371z@11 40. June; IL 50gi1 81
July. 71@ EfH ot4 80. BEG $50 -Asst
Meats-BuIk; unsettled; shoulders 90; short rib
Ii 80; clear II IS. @
Whskey--1 16- .suFssstff O. tassf
Flax Seed-1 370f 10.
Butter-DulI; creamery 21e1e4 dairy S120.
Eggs-Betler 1S14G19; receipts l., Is, 263. 81. ).
12s shipments. H. 133. So, SO. 3, IL. & ta
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REsaGioUs.
THE cHRIsTIANcY CASE.

MONMOUTH, ILL, May 25.-The session
OF the United Presbytery general assembly
opened with prayer by Rev. H- FL. Henney.
Roll call dispensed with and the election
of moderator proceeded. with J. B. Lee
Boyina, w. A. Mehord, and David Pau
placed in nomination. DIR. Paul was
elected by a majority of 3s. The Pre-
organists claim a victory but their oppon-
ents deny that the election of moderator is
considered by them as an important issue.
Dr. Paul is considered one Of the ablesi
men of the church, is in his fifty sixth
year For14 years he was President OF
the Muskingum college, and is now pastor
OF church in New Concord, Ohio, The
morning was occupied receiving reports
ana memorials A telegraph greeting from
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FOREIGN.

L ~ - s Z
LONDON. May 25.-The Epson grand
prize was won by Quick Time; Mardan
second; Leonorta third. Eleven starters,
including Gerald -e 81
The Epson race for regal stakes was
won by Limestone; Silver Bell second;
Passaic third. Eleven ran.
Princess Louise sailed for Canada to
day. 80 -.s.s4< r af
LONDON, May 25.--In the Commons to-day
Gladstone said he would propose that the
House adjourn tomorrow till Thursday
next Parnelfs speech on the repression
bill was very moderate; almost apologize.
LONDON, May 25.-Trevelyan. chief sec
retary for Ireland. admitted that the gov
ernment sent simultaneous messages of
conciliation and coercion, but pointed out
that the messages were not to the same
address Earl Spencer had determined
that all cases of interference with huts for
the shelter of evicted persons should be
submitted to him before the police were
allowed to interfere. Clifford Lloyd would
not sit in any court under the bill, TCheers
by the Irish membersl as the powers of
the act could only be exercised by special
magistrates. The powers granted in re-
gard to public meetings would only be
exercised where the meetings were part of
the machinery of disorder. Governs
amendment, declaring that while the
house is desirous of aiding the government
in the detection of crime. it disapproves of
restrictions upon free expression of public
opinion in Ireland, was rejected by 344 to
49. The house went formally into COM
mittee on the biIl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-26
THE CROPS

ST.. PAUL, May 25.-Dispatches from
points on all the railroads report the
weather clear and warm Wheat is grow
ing finely, and corn planting, which was
checked by the cold spell, is resumed and
will soon be finished. The greatest fear is
for corn planted before the cold rains.
which it is feared, has, in some cases, rotted
in the ground. Reports from sou thern
Minnesota and western Wisconsin where
fruit is grown, express fear that most of it
is killed
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Executors Sale of Rea.
N -i Estate.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
County of Rock island 30
81 In the County Court Of said County,
In the matter of the estate of Julia A Kinekn de-
ceased.
In purs nance of the terms and provisions of the
last VIII and Testament Of the said Julia A. Knekin
and nofder TO make payment OF the legaces there
in given and made, which will is file and of rec
ord ia the office of the Clerk of said County Court,
viii, as executor of said will. sell at public
ton. 70 the highest bidder for cash. Saturday,
the Rtaday of June, A. D., 1882, at the hour of 2
clock. P Nj. upon the premises the following de-
seFibed real estate. to-wit.The south half u of
the south half "a of lots three 3) and four a. in
block sixty -four {64), in the Chicago lower addi-
ton TO the city of Rock Island. in said county Of
Rock Island. .a
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D., 1882.
~ q se4 JAMES NJ. BUFORD,
sWA. H. GEsF. Atty Executor
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Receipts Is 0oO; steady; fairly active at
former rates; com 10 good mix. 30fD7 IS: heavy
pkg. and shipping 90gs 55 lght hogs 7s5@7 90;
skips, 5 50G7 20; poor light; common mix. closed
very dull; weak; gaod many left.
Cattle-Receipts 5 200; very brisk somewhat ex-
cited 15070 higher; very strong; s 25@s 10; good
to choice shipping z 501S 10; common to fair 15
az 20; mixed butchers firm; O6G16 90; mainly
o00 500; grass Re: ans coco so: stoekers and
feeders COOS so. .1...
strong com mon to fair shern 0ed4 rs; good to
choice O005 So
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RuTfFg AND EGGS.

MILWAUKEE. May 25.-The executive
committee of the grand Union Dairy fair
met here to day, to arrange for the MAJ
tional butter. cheese and egg convention.
It was decided to offer premiums aggre-
eating s., 600 $500 will be awarded for
the best tub of butter, and same amount
for best box Of cheese -
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BIRD SHOOTING.
Defroits 8, Chicagos 0.
ACCIDENTS.
FATAL FALL.

CHICAGO, May 25.-A number of Swede
ish carpenters working on coal shed, cor
ner of Larie and Robert streets, this morn
ing, fell from scaffold to the ground-25
feet. T. Anderson was killed outright;
Fred Helm was fatally injured internally;
John Swerson received bad but not fatal
injuries, and John Olson was badly
bruised.
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TELEGRapHIc BRrEFs.

Hunt, minister to Russia, and family,
left for St. Petersburg yesterday.
Very little except appropriation bills, is
expected of congress for some time.
A Tucson editor was shot at for per
sonal article. Ne harm done. %
New tunnel on the N. Y, o. g. w. rail-
way fell in, killing three men 1Aa
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The republicans received only 115 votes
on this point; no quorum. Adjourned.
aeza
SENATE.
The bill appropriating ST., 900 for light
house at Little Traverse harbor, Lake
Michigan, passed - =
The Senate bill to reimburse the Greek
orphan fund 1851 ,055 was taken up, and
went over without action. fss :
The Japenese indemnity fund bin was
taken up nsiassA = xsaa
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NEW YORK.
CURTIS MUST GO.

New York, May 25.--General Curtis,
special treasury agent, was found guilty
of receiving. while in the employ of the
United States, money or va luables for po-
litical purposes. ~ s4a
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CRIMINAL.
THE JAMES GANG.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-A dispatch from
New York city says: 1t has been ascertain
ed from member of Governor Critten-
den's party here that on his return to Mis-
souri he will conclude negotiations for the
surrender of Frank James, and possibly
other members of the James gang, and
thus put an end to the organizations in
Missouri.
Frank James is now in jackson county,
and is represented as being anxious to
make the best terms possible for himself.
Gov Crittenden is fully Informed of his
whereabouts and means to have him in Gus
tody inside of ten days.
HORSE THIEF HUNG.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.--A WalIa
walla dispatch says Aldy Neal, horse
thief, and generally disreputable charac-
ter was hanged by vigilants near Rock
ford last Monday. s
STEALING LETTERS.
CHICAGO, May 25 Owen Sweeney, let
ter carrier, was arrested for stealing let.
ters. He made full written confession,
and was held to the United States grand
jury
POISON
DuBUQUE, May 25.--On Monday last a
wealthy farmer Of Cone township, Buchan-
nan county. died very suddenly. Suspicion
of foul play was aroused and the coroner
was sent FOR, who. with the aid OF plIysi-
clans. removed the stomach and sent it to
the state university to be analyzed. The
jury find that death was produced by
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st. Louis Market.

sas as = Sr. Lours, May s5.
Faour-Nominai; XXX 5 10GD5 25, family, 5 5Oa
90: choice, 5 90(0e %; fancy 6 25D6 So.
wheat-Dull; No red i 81 cash; I 321k May
"a June: 1 12k July;s1 12z August; / 06s
September; 071s year
6orn--Durl; 74fa6T51l cash 75 May. ssz June
T21x July.
oats-Dull; sax cash; 5sss May; aogl June
42A July; sc August, rsz -
Rye-Dull; 76 asked e
Barley-D1lI; S0G1 10. sa saas
nchanged: dairy 1e02I; country packe-
f30I7. Efg IS #sasI
Eggs-Unchanged-
Whisky-DuIl q Is. ta# iSsss'A $50 -
Psrk-Firmer; 10 s5 bid cash; 10 50 bid May
10 30 bid June, 20 90 bid July. sSt'
SaIt--Sfeady. se18 sss 3 sfsgzsss
Sides-12 0O61I2 so.
Shouiders-l2 O06e12 so. VI EsS
Baeon--Easier
Lard-NonasI =
Hogs-Receipts 600; active firm ;light to bes
Yorkshire 9 g0fl7 75 packing 4lsf17 90 butcher
TO fancy 009s 30; pigs 8 1905 90. SD
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PoITTICAL.

DEs MONIES. May 25.-The congression-
committee of the Seventh District met
here to-day, and chose Des Moines and
July 9th for the place and time of the dis
trict convention. - ~
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PRoRtRIITTYES.

WASHINGTON, D. C, May 25.-Up-
per Mississippi and Missouri valleys fair
weather, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and local rains warmer, southerly
winds; stationary or lower pressure.
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A CONFERENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-It is expected
Cameron will have conference with Chair
man Cooper and other politicians to-mor-
row, in regard to the split in the party.
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wheat-weaker; 2514 May;1 2ess11 261z June
Corn-Actiye; higher; 72kG7s1s May; 15s@
tx June. @ kf'
Oats-Firmer; 50lz@50sz May; 49a104eX June.
Pork-Steady. 19 70g19 IS July; 10 s71 August
Lard Steady; II 375z111 40 May.
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COMMERCIAL, .,ff -
Wheat Steady; rece1pts 1o5 900; exports % sOos
No. 2 spring 1 50: ungradeds red sfS6a1 Al Z :;
red / 49,; store 1 IS delivered.
- gofn--C Cash and May opened higher; closing mes
advance last; Freceipts 6S 00oTf expoFts fS soc
graded 7811SS; No. 2 S61Ss elevator S6rz GS79ss-
0ats-OPened a shade. better; receipts 1t e0p
III L., 49,: 49, ~ my =, sf gs
Pork-Fair demand 40 20l4@20 20a
Cut Meats-Qulet; strong, long Clear n1fds
liz; short l18. y rtl.afE - ss,eq y -
15..4 DiS PIs P 1SE,5 1i a 'ONesi1 20 -I9b
2 Dta1, "eoA' AsaA<So-i = t1e-tsa-'t asH
~ s- e.. .-ss - ~ ...vss.ss ffi77zs go.
zata
aa4f35 r9s.F LiN E FSIOCh. sCHfift Gl 1aD
Cattle-Nominal;r offered alive. 2 3 s.sssg -
Sheep-Dull: steady; 4G614.
Hogs-Receipts,1 II car loads none offereds -
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WON'T TELL.

New York, May 25.- General Ticket
and Passenger Agents refused to make
public today conclusions arrived at in
their deliberations. Another meeting to-
norrow 1I@G s9sstzs ssHssa#. e-s9i
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Holiday Goods.
STOCK SPECULATION,

JoHn 4. DoDsz a Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street. New York. buy etocke on reasonable
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges In which xas
to 800 can be probably invested 0pporfunitier
tinn svpIsratloH. snd WeekFy He1Fsss sent
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GUILTY.

BosroN, May a5.-John Fitzgerald was
found guilty of bunkoing Charles Francis
Adams.
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"A LINE SOLD.

ST. Louis. May ga Republicans
Dallas, Texas, special-says that it is re
ported in railroad circles that the Gulf.
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad company
have purchased the Chicago, Texas g.
Mexican road for $4,000 per mile. The
report is not verified, but is generally be-
lieved. The officials of both roads are now
in Chicago and something important is ex-
pected to be developed between now and
June 1st,
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poison, and suspicion is directed to his
wife, as they haven't lived together very
happily. No arrests have as yet been
made
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New York Market.
FINANCIAL.
New York, May

Governnnents--Firm; q per cent higher for AZ
coupon and as. and unchangedfor 412ss registered
and extended e's. Share speculation opened gen
orally strong, q and ss higher than Saturday Close
closed strong; higher 58kSF.sre
Money-313. ssfssA4~ & - ~a--@
Prime Paper-5ee5&, a.
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FOUND.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-It is reliably stated
that the missing Zoe Watkins is found. No
particulars.
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SPORTING.
TURF SPORTS.

TURF SPORTS.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-The Pemlico
races were postponed on account of rain.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-Track fast,
weather warn. First race, club purse,
two,vear .olds. three-fourths of mile,
Rarrenetta won, brother to Griestead end
Beecherbrook Sd. Time 1:17}.5s fass afrs
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 25---Second
race, tobacco stakes, all ages, one and one
sixth mile heats, Bootjack won first heat;
Bend Orssecond and third. Time, 1:494.
1.49, 1s5f4. sa 4ss
d Third race test stakes, a post stake for
two year -olds, three -fourths of a mile,
Punster won by head; Bondhall second;
Clipsetta third. Time, 1:153.
Fourth race, Falls City handicap, one
and one-half miles, Aleck Ament won;
Glennel and Geo. Hakes dead-heat for
second Time, 2:37.
BIRD SHOOTING.
OMAHA, May 25.-In the state sports
man tournament to-day, the Plattsmouth
cup was won by the Omaha county club,
by score of 35 out of possible 40. single
birds. 3f
+ BASE BALL.
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Eaf.arIIs

THE ABOVE DISEASE HERE1oFoRE
aeemed incarable. viii readily y1ela 10 Morrg
y Henryss Csfarrh Care. For aale by John Beng
20. Patcf secpss bottle. adIy
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ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS, FRIDAY MORNING MAY 20 1882

of ST. Louis was represented and unani-
mously resolved to resist any advance of
wages
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HOG THIEVES.

@I9@79@I ~ u HOG THIEVES. IL
A man named Harry Nichols was arrest
ed at Waterloo to-day and brought to this
place, on the charge of stealing hogs from
the ears of the g., b. s. @. road in Jeffer-
son county. It is believed that he belongs
to an extensive gang which have been en-
gagged for some time in this business.
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TARIFF REGULATIONS.

CHIcAeo. May 25-SanFrancisco CAron-
scze's Washington special-The House
Committee on Commerce today agreed TO
report bill as substitute for Reagan bill.
giving regulation of passenger and freight
traffic of Rail roads to commissioner
Supporters of the Reagan bin say the plan
recommended by the Commerce Committee
falls far short of what is demanded and
though it may suit railroads admirably, it
viii not prevent extortion. They believe
the substitute can be defeated though they
admit the chances of getting any bill
through this session are very slight.
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IOWA POOL.

CHICAGO, May 25.-At meeting of the
Chicago and Omaha lines to-day it was
agreed to pool all business destined to
junction points of the Union Pacific,
Burlington 81 Missouri and Blair roads.
This action was made necessary because
of recent disturbance in rates to- Lincoln
and other large points in the interior of
Nebraska. Dispatches were received at
the headquarters of the Burlington COM
pany this afternoon announcing the com
pletion of the Denver extension of the
road at p. m. 1t stated that on Wednes
day they laid three miles and fifty feet of
track which was fully spiked and lined in
nine hours. The first train of Denver
freight via the new line left here to-day.
1t is rumored here that the opening of the
Denver line may be followed by cutting of
rates on Colorado business.
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A NEW swINDLE.

- A NEW sWINDLE. sY3
KEoKUK, May a5.--The Gate CITY to-
morrow will contain the following. Another
new swindle is said to have been perpe-
trated in various places in Iowa. During
the past month two rogues watch papers
for estray notices. When one is publish
ed one of them goes to look at the animal.
OF course, on application, the unsuspect-
ing farmer shows the beast, and the fellow
decides it is not his, and then he returns to
minutely. Number two goes to the farmer,
and after proving by his thorough discrip-
tion that he is owner of the animal, says he
can't take it away, and offers to sell it at a
bargain The farmer buys, and in a few
days the rightful owner comes along and
claims the animal, and of course the farmer
is out just SO much.
aeE sssr. SUICIDE. saoa
ALBANY, May 25. Meyer Schneider.
wholesale liquor dealer, killed himself to-
day, on account of financial difficulties.
WASHINGTON, May 25.--William Brock
way and Charles H. Smith were indicted
to-day for having distracted bond plates
from the vault of the Bureau of Engraving
and printing. a.
FOUND
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-It is reliably stated
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WASHINGTON, May 25.-Pay Inspector
Joseph A. Smith viii be appointed chief
of the bureau of provisions and clothing,
with rank and pay of paymaster general
of the navy. Vice Admiral s. G. Rowan
will be appointed superintendent of naval
observatory, vice Rear Admiral Rodgers,
deceased
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BALrnMoRE, May e5.-The Pemlice
races were postponed on account of rain
LOUISVILLE RACES. -
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Criminal Calendar.

Little Rock, l9.-The sheriff of Robin
son County has arrived from Franklin
with q prisoner named Franz Mozig
alias Carl Bonner. The arrest was
brought about by Julius Kaufman,
Austrian aud Hungarian consul at Gal
weston. Mozig, in 1879 and 1880. while
a member of the firm of Mowitz s
Mozig, in the town of Antienans, b.
hemis, forged bills of exchange snd &C.
ceptances amounting to 500, coo. Aozig
fed his native country and came "a
Texas. The case involved extraditon
and created considerable interest. Mozie
confesses the charges and expresses hii
willingness to return to Austria and
stand trial. Judge Merrill has ordered
the prisoner turned over to the proper
authority and taken to Austria
Chicago, 21.-1 he gamblers trial closed
with twenty-five convictions and sever
acc uittals.
New York, pa safe in the house Of
Samuel . Aolmes, deputy collector OF
city revenue, was robbed of bondc
valued ~ S., $50.
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The Jews.

Berlin, 20.-At private meeting TO-
day, t. assist the emigration of Russian
Jews, 7O5 marks were subscribed. Herr
Bunzer recommended that the commit
tee observe q Split of moderation, as the
resolutions adopted st the meetings in
London and New York haG apparently
dor" more harm than good 10 the cause
OF Russian Jews.
A private dispatch frem st. Petersburg
states that the prosecution Of Jews COZ
tinues that entire villages in Southern
Russia has been destroyed, and 1900
Jews rendered omelesa.
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WHITE GOODS.

This stock Is brim-ful and running over
with everything in Table Linens. Nap.
kins, Towels, Crashes, Toilet Quilts,
Piano an d Table Spreads. Nottingham
Netts, Tides, Antique Curtains and
Spreads, New Styled Figured and Dotted
SWises, in Ecru and White, India MulIs
in large variety, Printed Linens, Foreign
and Domestic Cr3tonnes, Victoria Lawn,
Muslin, D India, Plain and Checked.
Nainsook, and many novelties too nun
erous to psrticularizs.
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Casualties.

London, l9.-Twenty persons we're
colliery.
Sir Henry Cole is dead.
ocottedsle, Ps., 2O.-Five houses were
oIo~n down, snd one woman was killed
81 Vincent, MINI, 2O.-A special
rom RedWing says the river is some
foTty 1eet above low water mark, and
stu rising Redwing Mills elevator is in
$ critical condition. The drawbridge az
Emerson, worth $40, 600, ia swept away.
The water will probably recede now.
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NOrtbvard stasior Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 800 an, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley. and regular
freight train strives daily at Ogden q
4.S0 p. N. fronrs Melrose.
GEO. ". THATCHER, supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-21

washington, 2o.-The revenue steamer
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-21
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