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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
REM ESIAIE
Nnw-Yoak. Tuesday, OCT. 9.1s35.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday, Oct. 0. 1888.
The following sales were made at the Exchange
saesrOOn to-day:
BU John T. B0yf.
ono story brick building aud lsfoy gnck house.
e. T i11S Iof IS Ioin + Callahan $1,000
ore 2a corof WaepsS ot 2Sx56; schoar. 500
One s.stO v frame dwelling and 2slorY rllne STABLE
with plot of land on Boulevard n y coz % IiOth- 49,,
a. D0f 90x1j. X -te c0son lr.-.-..--.--- l9,o0'
one 3-stoay dwelling, Two l-st0.y fraiae
houses ami 2-story Drc1 building ne cOtol
no $500 43dst LOT Z5.2xleO15Oxox-5 -1'-' td- ,ooo
One , story frame dwelling W. IA lot west 20 d
St 80 il 9 OF Jth3ye lot -0Nl00ll; rchan.- 40zS
One 3-s0Ty brick factory VITA l1i, on BE l,ODi es $50
81 il vi Jlaidst io 2jN6lo; NJ Ld.hsOih-.. 3V'J
By H.. j. Be,cker & Son.
one ISy near thSi1as To- 25xl 20; N " ieaS1 $500
BIZ Richard " ticrnet & 20.
Three l.story br0wns,oRe htis, with lots, N9s 1872
l3t ana So East Jifl-sI, - II " % L-AAg- oo.
tOn.aye, lot each OSlO0j Newm'n-.-..-... f@-VJ
BROOKLYN PROPGarf.
One 3 story biicS building, with lot No 32l Canal
ST e g. II fl Of SacSet;-st loo 2lNJJi ,,,..
'-'it"
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NEw-YORK. o.. ..
The only important news from the oil ro,,ols
to-day was the announcement OF tho opening Of mo
Union Shannon well. No. o. production Of Sd
barrels for the last twenty-Olr hours The mark Tls
active and weak down TO 81 lola rally to II 1875 fD
loving The close was weak and unsettled 81 re~ocl
to 81 Ia.
The range OF prices and the total dealings here were
f,ffnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week cndel October o. 1888.

Receipts the weekBeans SAB phs*; Pea+ ZOO Ansh
E2posiseeaus u boi&; Yeas % D"7"- Nc iAtrAe mas
iea.d somewhat better Al the cose tc leeug a5out
.isag shoul ts sharp al, aacs tnls TO cheek foreign
nav- .oOno high f5 oo. bnt tna nsure So rather eK
80 ga 18Th snaf. mufe Nsw Sciun inquired iDr ana
". ud Dnig - 10. Pee arm, Da' selling SOW v ME ~
10 Avs oass much confidence u hl-n Duces NcW 4.cd
Kinney scarce AMI wanei nc trlle a i9r choi uric
SOM II 1.- Dl f0cig hrlt up ta - 80. but upoItahi
ga e. oou De maze aDoye = p \ Jon oi LOO Ddrs
~ 90 About t6fce cars OF %ew Green Peas have
a4iyoa easy at 81 oOi Ola r~her si0" 'ApnsA lot
i' c1s:s .'..sa 90 small eioiss 90 o.
De Far 10 Gsot.2 30 a - 'DoMarlo" fel zoo,
Do arfo Goai.s % 81 DoFar Good 80 q 10
White kidney .,.. o., npor1I h9ainE D.. -
choice. -..-.J 90 q -. NcAct 49, - a..
Rei Ainsy, I55550O q Greea Pess,lss3 &C.; al %
lacS 4artis ~ 4oo---------'AoV -. %
SCup.......-..-..- ..-- q ---I
BUIrEa
Receipts for the week 3itspfgs last wee sO55 pigs
ETpots 10 EaroIe i9r wers 80 psg>; iiyS to CO.
IN. and sOme pressure the clei features 81 ne
ribs weeS. zig, re ahd inf am rraA's arrears E,
Stat AMI lie se4a Of ars' it riAe ana leat o.
goois ready for snpeli WIN 10 pro poets tre sutl.h,H
utnle he consumption Of Butter being enay esseaeI
Sl'ys tnat "a, medium grades and especially o. fla ored
goods There w ,olnded "uii tiaso Hith pYns1ss
Wholesale Ols , 60 81 tpcv mi, are o}4g 10 The
ai'sn t ,,r III, ~. none, lew eciaI brands West
+. mi, fl ,r he dnest when old strictly their
MEETS Ine hui good, selling al 70 12ic and
fresh Creamery are ulerug 10 &C Whhoi ri-
&c AM: lie besl these goods 1'Dbilg at .dHc
stse Dairy hair hrsin ,gos sii p.s must nn n"I n
have very slow aud 80 is ony reached or some Of Dea-
eutv ana when quality ncets Ir inquiry az 20
l,c OF Dairy are sehng az i50I. he etlons
Sery lite Is fresh tac9rT arriving closely AGED
lots would sell hp's-i'y 'ue msn'' Tan VIC 4''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Rece,ts fer week g4f C714s ~ ports
10 fr De 9.23 Iavcrpoo! cables o,a Freight ~ seau
-, tv.,p,oi ~. iii 4-,s; 1.a o. dj-p. N0h
mef,ia 6Gdav bills LJldDr IS 5Dz44i a. ihe pic.sais
ffom country has forced prices 10 az stieS nsns ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raANsFEas
NETWORK CITY


p,tt.st l25 II wof Delancey-st. 25xlO 90; Samuel
OnI sheTwo5d and another 1880
Aye.A, " s. 55.i II OF Ilstn.Si, lo6xsJ; betche .
n ARK and husj md 10 X GUggcrhe incr...... J,JVo
Ave.A, n e COZ Jjth-st, lO0JXieO, also Sc cor OF
Aye.A ana j5ti-sf, l763Il+Gv-rlegtiar X
n9srs.f M" $50
Greene.st c =, 1859 Il OF pInec.st; Lew Golden
be- = AID vile 10 l. = ,iili well. e4
chss s5theaa to s,Isnss........ 100
S0 iofsnsr o sna vie TO Henry lie Isr 1000
aud vile to ~slaiiin and W1e.-,-----.-. ooD
lOth-avc. a. An.Il IL OF 2Jotl-st E0NliD Emma
Potter and husband ~ Bessie LIeaGp ht..-....
Pell st 100 Il " " boteiy 2o.l ~. r2'Ayl9' "a
o'n am' 1 81 i' pc to ,as n &c 1906
lgh-ayp. y " J,rl-s', l4' tlar;
J j. fieItuer ct a.! 10 NJ \ HOwes aud anOiner-.- %
Tgi,i Neg, and 1900
Trnirvaye 10 = D o. Clifton 81, 2DxlOOi Agnes 49,.
Dcokss 10 a q Anderson anu wl.e ..-..---..-.- 34)p
Ilfh-av- u 0f 0;ihs, 100 31iuO also e > lith-
ave 7S.l II = of6nih.s, Zjxlg0; Chas G Ciauscn
erewng ................ $4,000
aed wife 10 george 10000
lO5tIst h e cor OF shave lOOKlOO.ll; I'd Laly
Asa & LaWsOn....
40th.st y I5Ofr OF lst-ave. 2jxss.9. Joe smith
ii Gyerus .-...--.-..-.---.- 900
KEW 70 +. : Sedwiii ...." 10000
70' Ii I and wife 10 -aane Baiieabeis ~ IL 500
and vie 70 I'd fe5ei 49,. 5000
Ola Westches,er Railroad g. from ST. Anns-aye
Pass Real Estate Trust CO 10 n -
StefeoSOn t'N''o'
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The tota! deaIlrgs here rsere

The CLEARANCE az tie otncr exchange were: o. ~
6.7lO,O00 Bradford, 100000, ana PitisoHrt, s9i-
coo barrels.
The reaued narket unchanged at s9s2sia' per
gallon in New-IOrk.
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aucllon Sales OF fiur Stock.
DETER c. KELLOGG & CO., have received

DETER c. KELLOGG & CO., have received
Instructions from
Nj. 4. >. COOPER. 49,.
OF Linden Grove Co0pclsOurg Penn, 70 set ABOUT i0v
INPORTED JERSEY CATTLE -.
"Wednesday and Thursday October III and H. 1855,
commencing each Gay at 10 o'clock, D. M, 80.
the Railroad stables 6tths OF "a ave. New orss
(Oince lO7 Johastl
Mr.. JOHN A. DUNN, Aucticncer.
This of cattle selected personally By Mr. Sotr o
the Island OF Jersey 10 meet the most iaslloos 10
American buyers His we'll Known ssla as srect9i ~
very be sc cate the aud OF Jersey hasns been
lorcOy cd By the prices fof hieh ms
import auons sod needs no further comnehusuen -
his sale last May tie eatgo catalogue 81 ~ az
brought sllSS70a0 average OF so5s ~ eschIone eo~
selling Such results cOiud OF cvtre oap ~ w
tanned by importing tho best ANIMALS exeiasyry -
suisnce 10 ~ oompfsot 81 tbc ves' v, ~
island Affords VIII be the hoio fecy sVssPeo
view @ his Importer. - .....,av
The esto viii arrive st the place Of sale on Sal afiays
October O. o exhibition Thereafter cnsn se's
kT S~'A''s"'' ~s'' tV7 JoanssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

CLOSING PRICES or CILTFO2yIi srOCEg
sANFRlNclsco. Tuesday. Oct .. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
MINES AND INNING.

SALES AT THE LINING EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
rpr-Irs REnRIrs An NIrrs-DRIED.

IRTTTS, BENKII~ ND NII1-JFIFU
Receipts for The Teek-Dred Fruits 90 pAsa Fe@hu1
"a psgs. PecaL. - pkgs. Exports OF Dried Apples, LOO
pass fyapOra Apples sl oneIed spliluSiy ani
iancv 10 are inquired l5dllc Ordinary stock SLOW
southern saned Appes nave been very neay
gnd Jgh been l&r. stock has gradually ac-
cumu.ae Prices little weak IL any tins on he com
mon grades brit receivers aie not inclined 70 mae ueh
conceson brIievng the bulk OF TIE ~ now being
foware Eyaporated Peaches moving slowly the MIN
prices asked tending check present consumption sun
dIrd peeled quiet ana steady; on s-Ie quotations Oly
rfre ou very fancy quality. Unpeeed not often inquired
fo~ R4subefries shade frmer CheTic duh and weak
q .pL. u small snUulY and ruling llIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Peanusla sna supply light demand and steady reSans
held Os no. Oaorco uhdef LuS. Out hV
quotabe business a. price. Ac&Ory us plenty dn9
choice saeaDe II qu n1iy above 81 90 anu
d.porel OF Otherwise inferior 60 lower. Chesnuts have
been very srirce sc ling zrel bushel. To-Day
prices are easier, Choice southern Eo.n AZ - @no
Peanuts, Va hand lPecans, per ID 10
picked per h. y q l2l1 Hickory Nnis an, N
Peanuts Virginia l7Sa. per bush. UO9l oo
Choice ..-.--... ll0 li1l Cacstnut5 per . ..
Peanuts, virginia Dush.---..-.----.. . W a. W
sLched, per DE-. Ga \
sTNDnIES.
Honey IN quite liberal supply aud dull Beeswax slow.
Honey white clover Honey buckwheat. IL dl3
combs IL 0l9 lf1tractei. per 10 . ulO
Honey while clover BccsNAA, southern - I'M
ID boxes ~ oil ana western 49,. - ~-o
MILK.
Theday receDtsO k and cream az the al1erent
RAILROAD dstnbuing poAf and the city Tor the
have been follows Erie. 4,llO cans OF mix
1873 Harlem. iflO ems
milk New York and New. Haven. 800 cans OF milk .
New-YOrk Ctv and Northern So OF milk Jersey
Central 352 OF milk and cans OF cream; Midland.
IA Of milk and % cans OF cream miscellaneous
routes loOU Of milk and - cans OF cream
Tho total daily receipts were H. 49, cans 81 milk anu -
The price at whch INC surplus soo
the platforms 81 Zos can VI Az quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Irish Potatoes IN rge supply ar prices show no
although there q ne III rhtY 9ieadi'
Out OUTSIDE Quotations are sun eAlrein
fora bat strictly fancy quality hester On is are IN l
C.ga ld and choice lois show little impr1 Fcmcht CaJ
in good shipping demt aud hrn ina BE IN scarce
ana scarcry gu1tabie CaulIhower n fair demand, bu
nus dom gOoi ENOUGH iced - 90 81 % per Dol
OiHe snas OF vegetable rule morally dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Q inces, per bbl... 4 OOG . w
P1uns.
Damson. per Dbl. 30014 90
DamsOn, per crate COO 10
Grapes,
Concord, per 10. 2ioU3 =
Delaware, per ID. Sc y
Catawb2 per b.. To .
Cranberries, cape
Cod. fancy, per
UUAs a 4 w - q a ~
Cape Cod. fair 10
prime .-----..--JU w u W w
oox...'...'... 3OOs3 so
Jersey. per box. = JOdJ w
Oranges. Fla, per
case -------.-- OO0O w
case. -. ....... 4OO04 rs
Lines, Fla. per
case -..- ---- : VO@t W
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Mr.. JOHN A. DUNN. Auc,loncer.

,-.,s-
the Railroad stables 6tths cast OF 2uayc, Se"i
(Onice lO7 Johastl
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sjraIe l.acks 81 8991a f hi.. Il aIIl,
hMe Be- I:as@l5 Light 2Oi14 .ci Middle 2oa@-' ="
Damaged. 100 orc- -, -, 4. A., , ch.,,,c
ATs-Tho trade in American zig yol a crptos
81 ,,,i,+lye sfes and tlln5lCiiDns nhlc cto't
80 ,,ire-ou Of leg ,imaio yainos ana al tso ns e
i"'s' - i1n a unsatisfactory Ia the c<ticuie
81 met lat values are sustained ~ ns - % 10
l'tg ~ ~ mole: American Pig No. l. ~
Nto w. M AIS ~ bOi cray fOtso: Tt.gSSyii1t
e.t bic CarnDroc S2-axl 1Oi "ienBssn'os,
2co'ch - 30 ,Qxz3 COiInosA 80 @oi oaitsi
SIa.ri fanen.n =z3 - Damel III ston - ga w
So 49, 49, ira, lbs been saorc acuye evUU Tons h~sns
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
THE INDIANS

The Captured Apaches Disposed of.
WASHINGTON, y July 7.-At the War Depart
rnenl this afternoon ia regard to tho disposition
OF the captured Apacne Indians the following
agreement was arrived at:
Memorandum of the result Of the conference
between the Secretary OF the Interior, Com
mitaioner OF Indian Affairs, Secretary of
" ar and Brigadier General Crook, July Z,
1888:
In view OF the difficulties encountered in
making satisfactory disposition of the Apache
Indians recently captured by Gen. Crook, un-
der the existing methods OF administration, IL
is determined By the Secretary of War and
Secretary OF the Interior, after consideration
that the Apache Indians recently captured by
Gen. Crook, and all such as NAV be hereafter
Captured or may surrender themselves to him,
shall be kept under The control OF the War
Department at such points of San Carlol
reservation as may be determined by the War
Department but not at the agency without
the consent of the Indian agent, TO be- fed aud
cared for by the War Department until further
orders For the greater security OF the people
OF Arizona, and TO insure peace, the War De-
partment shall be entrusted with the entire
police control Of all Indians on the San Carlos
reservation and charged with keeping ( SAGE on
the reservation and preventing indians from
leaving except with the consent OF Gen. Crook
or officers who may be authorized under him.
The War Department shall prot Jct the Indian
agent In the discharge OF his dutiej as Indian
agent, which shall remain as heretofore, ex-
cept as to keeping peace, administering justice
aud Furnishing refractory Indians, all of which
shall ba done by the War Department 81 above
stated.
(Signed) ROBERT T. LINCOLN,
Secretary of War.
III. NJ. TELLER Secretary of The Interior
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
THE LOTTERY COMPANIES.
Postmaster General Gresham Decides
Against the Louisiana COMPANY

Postmaster General Gresham Decides
Against the Louisiana Company.
WASHINGTON. July S-The decision Of POSE
msster General Gresham In the Louisiany lot
tery Cases will be printed in the morning. The
Pc-imaster General holds that PcHmaster
Ge' eral Keys order denying the uee of the
mails to lottery company is valid uotwith-
standing the subsequent suspension of said or
der. Pending an appeal to the courts, Judge
Gresham says the controlling, indeed the only
que stlon in the cs-e Wa the constitutional
power OF Congre-3 , to enact the statute The
Supreme Court haj affirmed the constitutional
ity OF section 1884, which, as amended by the
act of July II. 1876, declared that "No letter
or circulars concerning lotteriel, 60 called gift
concerts, or other similar enterprises Offering
prizes shall be carried In the mails" The
first order, therefore, will be executed as il the
second order had not been entered. Possmast-
er General Keys first order is as follows, and
is adore ed TO the po3tmasters of New Or
leans and New York.
1T having been Represented to me that a
certain M. A. Daupnen at New Orleans, La.
IS emerged In conducting lcheme or device
for obtaining money through the mails by
means of false and fraudulent pretences,
Interpretations and promises and being
satisfied from the evidence Esfore me that the
said M. A. Dauphin is 60 engaged, | do hereby
forbid the payment by the poltmaster at New
Orleans, La, OF any pc-t-l money orders
drawn to the order of said NJ A.
Dauphin or NJ A. Dauphin's lecretary, or
M. A. Dauphin, pot Office box $50,
Said postmaster is hereby directed to inform
the remtLer of said postal money order thar
the payment thereof has been forbidden, aud
that the sum of said money order will be re-
funded upon pre-entation of the duplicate
money order applied for and obtained under
the registration OF the Department.. And
upon the same evidence tho postmaster at
New Orleans, La, aforesaid is hereby instruct
ed to return all registered letters which shall
arrive at his Office directed to said NJ. A. Dan
phiD, NJ. A. Danphin's secretary or M A.
Dauphin's post office box No. 692, to the po3t-
masters at the offices at which tbev were origi-
na,ly mailed with the word "iraudulent"
plainly written or stamped on the outside OF
such letters.
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
MINOR TELRaRAMs.

Twenty-six buildings were burned Friday
night IN Evansville, MINI. Loss $150,Cso; in
surance $4,000.
Two unknown men were drowned while
bathing at Coney Island Friday and five were
rescued.
A certified check for 5000 on the National
Bank of the Republic, New York, is missing
in the National Council of Education at
Saratoga Saturday iorenc IN tho report or the
committee ou moral education was discussed
ID. y. Hagar, OF Salem, Mass, submitted re-
port on academic and professional instruction
IN normal echoos.
Doctors A. O. Detweiler and Washington O.
Detweiler, wel-known ply sicians OF Reading,
Penn. We're drowned whilo bathing Friday
evening in the Schuykill river
Stuart, the absconding secretary of the
BIooklyu board of education, offers to pay
back $2O0,0CJ il they will let him of.
The works of the Bethlehem Iron Company.
Allentown, Penn, were shut down Friday
night, and 5000 men are thrown into idleness
Hon. A. B. James, an ex-iudge OF the ST.
preine court of New York and x-Congressman
died Friday night at Ogdensburg.
q. K. Marvin, the oldest member of the
New York steck exchange, died Saturday
At a Democratic ratification meeting in
Hamilton, Ohio, Saturday night Judge Hoadly
made sp' ech predicting triumph OF Demo-
7
There wers 81 cases of sunstroke in New
York and Brooklyn Saturday., 10 of which
were fatal The mercury reached 81. There
were four deaths from sunstroke in Boston
Saturday.
Lieut. III. l., Green, U. s. N, died at Anna
polls suddenly or Saturday He was the son-iu-
law OF DIR. Brandeth, the pill manufacturer.
Senators Harris, OF Tennessee. German, Har-
rison and sherman, of the committee on the
revision OF the Sonata rules, left New York for
Boston last night, where they will be- ioued Nv
Senator Frye, chairman of the COMMITTEES. ana
will thence proceed to Bar Harbor where tha
work is to be begun 1t will probably occupy
several weeks.
Six deaths caused by Saturdays heat were
reported at the coroners office in New York
yesterday.
The Central Labor Union Of New York YES
terday adopted resolutions consuming Gov.
Barstow OF Vermont for sending militia to Ely
and denouncing the Vermont Copper Company
Tor It's failure TO pay che miners their wages.
At Albany, N ", Saturday during tor
nado August Eplers, his wife and child, aged
u were struck by a falling tree aud Mr..
Eplers and child killed and Mrs. Eplers dan
gerously injured.
In the town of Sunset, Texas, Saturday
night Deputy Sheriff Owens shot and killed
sam Hunter who fired at him while he was
trying to arrest a drunken rioter
Princess Victoria, wife of Prince Frederick
William, eldest son of the Crown Prince
Frederick William OF Prussia, has been de-
livered Of son.
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Ely Mining Troubles over.


ELY, Vt, July -Four companies arrived
at Ely early this morning and found the streets
deserted, tho riotous miners not expecting
them. Gov Barstow aud other state officers
accompanied the troops. Eleven Of the ring
leaders were arrested and no resistance was
made. They will probably be taken to Chel-
sea this afternoon. There 10 much sympathy
expressed for the miners. Some families are
on the verge of starvation, A woman, with
children in her arms, appealed to the tro Dps
for assistance, and money has been raiaed to
relieve immediate wants, The company pre-
pc1e to pay $4,000 at once, $4,000 next week.
and the balance, $4,000, as soon as the ore
now in process Of refinement, can be put
through and shipped. large portion of the
troops will probably return tonight. IL is
thought the danger is over.
HANOVER, N. H.. July s.--Peace and quiet
new prevail at the Ely mine1. The last COM
pany of militia has left for home. Twenty
special policemen have been sworn in, and
some deputies will remain q few days longer
but no further trouble is apprehended. Unless
such of the ngleaders who have thus far elud-
ed officers return and attempt to create dis
turbance, no more arrests will be made. Mr.
Casein, ex-superntendent, who was driven
out OF town last week, by the miners, returned
this morning without causing any excitement
among the men. A large portion Of them con-
denim the unlawful demonstrations which they
say were instigated by few hol-headed ones,
who forced many unwilling men into their
ranks. The money possessed by the company,
together with what will be realized from the
copper now enroute TO market, will amount to
only $4,5cC, hieh will be paid the miners in
few days. Some think this is all that will ever
be paid of the $4,000 due them. The compa-
ny's affairs are said 10 be in a very poor condi-
tion.
In preliminary hearing Of case in suit
against the company TO establish his claims
TO one-third Of their entire property the court
as ordered the company 10 furnish $50 ,OCo
tands. This they probably cannot do, aud it is
likely receiver will be appointed. In the
meantime other obligations of the company,
which they have been unable 10 meet. have
maured aud probably a foreclo,ure will be-
made III the next term of court when the
properly will pass into the hands of the bond
holders. The work st the mines win rot be-
resumed at pre1ent. The mine WAS never
richer IN apparent ore than now, and the gen
eral opinion is that the management has
brought aff airs into the pre- ent condition and
that an entire reorganization is necessary 10
render future work profitable. State Attorney
}. X. Darling is expected 10 arrive at Ely tc-
night. The arrested miners will probably be
arraigued Monday. The bondholders hold
meeting IN Boston next Tuesday. Destitute
families are being provided for by the town Of
Vershire. Until Friday, June 10Th, the COM
pany expected financial aid, which would have
enabled them to pay the workmen in full.
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
THE CHOLERA.

ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-During the "a hours
ending at o'clock this morning, 1873 deaths
from cholera occurred at Damietta, Mansurah
Samanoud and Shirpin.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July THE Turkish
sanitary council In order 10 prevent the intro
1nction of the cholera into the Turkish possess
IONS have resolved to ask the Porte TO request
te Egyptian government to prohibit refugees
I'm starting for the Turkish coasts aud to IN
iom thegovernmebt that If any refugees to ar
iie At ports belonging TO Turkey they will not
be Allowed to land
LONDON, June S.-sLast Friday. the uopu-
lane, ~ Brindisi, fearing the Introduction of
| cholea, refused TO allow tho Peninsula and
| Orienal Company's steamer, Suret. 10 load
the ltda mail even when fumsgateo. The
| Italian government ordered the Surat to SpezA
| zie to rndego 20 days quarantine and main
| tanned he pfder despite the fact that only pre-
| text orthat action was shown to be clerical
error in the steamers bill of health the Surat
| went to Erbste.
CAIRO, July S.-[Evening From Damietta
| W deaths rom cuolera are reported to-day {;
from Manstrah, AZ; from Samanoud, 6; from
Sberbin, 6; aud Que only from Alexandria. Sc
| vera cases lave occurred among the gendarmes
| forming cortons arouud the infected districts,
| and particularly III the Gao OF the Gordon sur
rounding Ssnisnoud. FresA cordons are drawn
around the old ard illfatedsnes
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-09
RAILWAY NOTES.
The Cornwall and sauls Ste. Marie.

Canadian exchanges announce that the pro-
posed route OF the Cornwall and Ssult Ste.
Marie Road, which has caused good deal Of
talk recently in railway circles as likely to be
antagonistic to the Canadian Pacific, will be
commenced In about one months time, the
company being fully organized and sanguine
OF being able to raise the necessary funds.
During the last session the Ontario Pacific
charter, granted in 1882 TO French River, was
extended to Sault Ste. Marie. The new road
Pacific or Grand Trunk; on the contrary it
is Intended as feeder, and an import ant one
at that, OF both these great through lines. In
order to get into Montreal, junction will be
made with the Atlantic and North West at
Smiths Falls. The road will be 40 miles
shorter than the Grand Trunk and 1O5 less
than the Canadian Pacific. The line will not
run parallel with the Canadian Pacific in
Upper Ottawa, but will be on the other side OF
the river, passing through The finest mineral
district in the whole Dominion and tapping
ment hes re erved aud which is unequaled 10
extent in the Dominion. The new bridge
building by the Detroit Comp-ny at the Sanlt
will be purely a toll bridge, common 10 all
railways. Tue new road will look to the
Southern Wisconsin and Southern Minnesota
Lines for through traffic from those fertile
regions, alEo to the new lines In Dakot.,
Southern Montana, and hereafter acroSs the
mountains TO Oregon. The line, including the
different branches to Smiths Falls, Carleton
Place aud other points, will be about 700 miles
long.