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Foreign.

Two men have sailed for New York from
the Clyde, Englan l. in a boat nineteen feet
long. They took provisions for two m ,nths
ARCHBISHOP TAscHEREAU, of Quebe has
received his red alotte and official notifca
ton of his elevation to the cardinaate at tn,
hand of Count Gaszoli, of the Noble Guard,
OF Rome.
THE French Senate has adopted a bill au
thorizing the city OF Paris to spend $50, 0OO,-
700 in inaugurating and carrying on public
improvements for the purpose of furnishing
work to the unemployed
A CANADIAN Cabinet officer state, his be-
lief that the fisheries dispute with the United
States will be settled shortly by a recipro cal
treaty. to the satisfaction of ali parties con
cerped.
EIGHT persons were instantly killed and
twenty injured by railroad accident in Ire
land.
A COLLISION between two trains on tbe
Berlin and Stuttgart Railway in Germany
resulted in the loss Of at least nine lives
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Central Yards, East Liberty
CATTLE.

CATTLE
Run heavy and several lots were shipped
ont IN first hands, own RS refusing to accep
Or s, VII Oh were ut the same es this day
week. The attendance Of buyers was light,
which was no: unexpectei in view of thi
being holiday ann good many, both O.
Il @ transient as we'll as the near by buyers,
remaining at home to have good time alonl
with The rest Of the people.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Some IS cars IN sale Tuesday. Market slow
and prizes 25c lower tn IN this day week.
Some o: "a b. st lots wers shipped out or
held over, sellers refusing 10 accept prices obs
tain able. tt range was from t3 to 25,
h, ugh prime lot. of which there were
none sold, would have brought 81 SO. Spring
lambs also dull, selling at from a TO 50.
HOGS.
Market strong. supply unequal to demani
anil rices n to Nc higher than on Saturday.
Phlladelphia hogs, s5 Is to 5 IS; Workers,
"a s. to B; roughs, s3 50 tod.
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HOUSE.

TUEsDAY-Among the bills returned by
the President with his disapproval for pub
lie building at Duluth, Mich This BILL the
President said, is vetoed because he is entire
ly satisfied that the building provided for is
not Immediately necessary, and he adds thst
mot little legislat on has lately been pel-
fec.ed and very little more will be necessary
to increase misc ilculated appropriations for,
and correct blunders in, the construction of
many of the puolic buildings now in process
of cree ion
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

TUEsDAY-The Senate devoted the Gay To
the consideration of an amendment to the
River and Harbor bill, appropriating $780,
700 for the purchase of the Sturgeon Bay and
Lake Michigan ship-canal and harbor Of ref
uge. A vote on it was not reached. The
President sent to the Senate the nomination
of FItz John Porter, late Colonel Fifteenth
Infantry, to be Colonel in the army Of the
United States.
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Russian Military Moving.

Russia has informed the Powers that
Batoun is no longer free port The Bsr-
lin press concurs in the belief that this On
nourcament is the first step in the Can.
remuneration of the treaty of Berlin. Fifteen
thousand Russian troops have passed through
Odessa and are msssing at Bessarabis,
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Valuable Property for Sale.
PRIVATE SALE
OF
Very Valuable Real Estate.

THE SAND SPRINGS PROPERTY" sit
i uated at the West end of Frostburg, is Of
fered at private sale.
The improvements consist of handsome
snd G0nven lie Ro coTr and A
IN the yard of excellent sand aA3
stone water; Coalhouse, Icehouse, Wood
house, Washhouse and good Stabling; q
TENANT HOUSE, and a LARGE
T'Wo-Story Building,
Suitable for q Brewery, Distillery, Tannery
or Planning Mill.
! The buildings are comparatively new.
, The Lot contains 3 acres, more or less, and
encloses choice variety of Fruit Trees.
Situated at the eastern base of Savage noun
tain, this property would make delightful
summer residence.
ks- Title unquestionable.
Terms-One half cash remainder in six
months with interest from date Of sale.
For further information apply or write to
WILLIAM STAPLES,
Sep 29-tf Frostburg, Md.
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Eight Killed and Twenty Injured.

Eight persons were instantly killed by an
accident to q mail train from Belfast to
Dublin. The train was going at high rate
of speed, and left the rails at Knack bridge.
Twenty were wounded. The train was COM
pletely smashed. The accident was due to
the expansion of the rails, caused by excess
i've heat. The driver and guard were arrest.
cd, Ith believed they are not 70 blame,
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British Troops Defeated.

A force of British troops wi two batterie,
has hsd severe fight with fifteen hundred
Burmese rebsls strongly entrerched near
Tummoo. The fight lasted five hours. The
British, failing to dslodge the rebels, retired.
Several officers were killed and wounded.
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Total debt less available cash

Total debt less available cash
items. ................ 49,. 1,464, 327, 4o3 90
Net cash in the Treasury IS, 1911, 1909 90
Dot less cash in the Treasury
July !, 1886. ............. 1889, 1s6,3s3 90
Debt less cash in theTreasury
June /, 1886. 1,39s, 19S, 2s1 90
Decrease of debt during
the month ......... S9,0G1,Sls 90
Cash in the Treasury.
Available for reduction of
the public debt:
Gold held for gold certfi-
Gates actually outstand-
silver held for silver certifi- ~
Gates actually outstand-
ing -. -. ....... ss,116,225 %
United States notes held
for certificates of deposit
actually outstanding 49,. 1s,e5oooo 90
Cash held for matured debt
and interest unpaid. ....... 1S,999S17 90
United States bonds and in
terest: -. ............. 3,7S9, 163 90
Fractional currency......... 1861 90
Total available for reduction
of the debt .......... sos, POP, 247 90
Reserve Fund
Held for redemption of
United States notes, acts
Jan. IA, 1875, and July IL,
1882 ............ 100000, 900 90
Unavailable for reduction of
the debt:
Fractional silver
coin. SOS, 9Of, 6sl 90
Minor coin. 1884 90 2o,2se, 495 90
Certificates held as cash -. S3,241, 32) 90
Net cash balance on hand. 1871, 100 90
Total cash in theTreasury
as shown by Treasur-
er's general account. 1892, GIG, 173 90
Net increase in cash. ........ 2,5l0,S71 90
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COMBINATIONS by the Senate: A. H.
Ala anna; W. M. Desmond, Marshal for the
Nor. bern Distri It of Iowa w. H. benson,
un,ted States Attorney for the Northern
an Middle Districts of Alabama: j. b.
harris, United States Attorney for the
Southern District of Missis ,ippi; E. Van
Long, Chef Justice of New Mexico; W. J.
WILLIAM E. SMITH, of New York, has
esigned as Assistant Secretary of the Treas g.
nry. The President nominated in his stead
Governor Hugh S. Thompson, of South Caro-
The President on the Goth vetoed two more
pension bills
THE President has signed the Army, Post
office and Agricultural Appropriation bills;
also the bill for General Fit. John Porters
relief.
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South and West.

REV. ALFRED A CURTIS, assistant pastor
of the Cathedral of Baltimore, has been APP
pointed Bishop of Wilmington, Del, by the
The Lake Shore Railroad succeeded on the
18th in breaking the blockade of trains at
Chicago caused ny the strike of switchmen
Guard d by 100 special policemen armed with
Winchester rifles eight heavy freight
trains were sent out and three arrived from
the East. The striking switchmen were
present in large numbers, but refrained from
any extensive exhibitions of violence
A HAIL storm in Dakota has DESTROYED
crops and other property, leaving scores of
farmers destitute. The estimated damage is
$50o,0G0.
Miss ROSE CLEVELAND, late mistress Of
the White House, has signed contract to
take editorial charge of Chicago monthly
magazine.
The services at Judge David Davis funeral
in Bloomington, Ill. were simple but impress
s.ve.
THE Arkansas Democratic State Conven-
ZION at Little Rock nominated a full ticket.
STRIKING swift III men threw Lake Shore
train or the track at Chicago on the 5 9TH
and numerous shots were fired, one maa re,
celvIng bullet in his leg from special
officers revolver.
JAMES COOPER and Joseph Van Wrinkle
fought duel with revolvers on Brown
Creek, Texas. Both were killed.
NEW ORLEANS advices state that heavy
rains in the Red River district have de-
stroyed all the crops, and that three thousand
persons are destitute
Ex-PREsIDENT HAYES, in an address at
Toledo, Ohio, attacked President Gle veland 5
vetoes of PENSION bills, saying that the Pres
idents action was contrary to every tradi-
ton of the country and one which would
meet with no approval from the patriotic and
the just"
In fight between marshals and number
of alleged barn burners at Circlevile, Ohio,
one of tho latter was shot and killed and
three others wounded.
By the explosion of O sawmll boiler at
Russellville, Ark, three men were killed and
two others in iured
NEARLY the entire town of Inderendence.
Cal, has been burned; estimated loss, 5000.
CHIcAGo's new directory indicates a DOB.
ulation of $50 O00-an increase of 5000 in a
year.
The Iowa Democrats and Greenbackers
nave been holding State conventions stimuli
taneously at Oes Moines, and the latter de.
clded In favor Of fusion with the former.
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Atlantic,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19

Hons Cooperative Mercantile Inst
9-14Ss-2.
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THE SPIRIT OF TRADE.
The Markets Close Strong at
Good Prices.
ONTARIO SILL HELD AT %
Railroad StOcks-MOnOy Market
-BuIlton-LondonW Wool,
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, September 18.-GoYern-
ment bonds duh but firm.
Stocks again displayed more activity
and strength than for long time past.
Reading, as was to be expected, was q
prime feature IN trading, but unlike the
remainder of the list, it shows the
smallest decline at the end of the day,
although in the morning its prices
touched IS, the highest yet reached.
There was moth ng new Ill regard to ii
excepting the acceptance, by Corbin, OF
the presidenc which appointment
meets the full app oval OF the street.
The market open, d firm and steady
the first prices being generally e to u
above the final figuI es last evening, but
Delaware & HUDSON was up ~, Read
ing IL and jersey Central 1. Succeed
ing trading was active, especially in
Reading, Western Union and Lacka-
wanna, but prices were fcYerish and ir
regular, though generally strong.
Reading, however, after touching 30,
dropped / per cent. In many cases the
highest prices of the day were reached
in the latter part OF the first hour. r.
regular but generally firm markets sue
ceeded, until toward the close, when
prices again moved up. The market
closed strong, at about the best figures
reached.
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New South Wsles-Sales 24OO bales
secured 1i1d q Is IOkd; secured locks
and pieces lilo @ Is Sd; greasy I'd q
Is ca, greasy locks and pieces I'd
South Australian-SaIes 500 bales
secured Is a Is Cd; secured locks
ard pieces lid Is 1lKd; greas, 7JId "a
lid; greasy locks and pieces 4d a I'd.
Q1eenlSn9-oales 500 bales; secured
lid "a Is "a: secured locks and pieces
Sd q is 6Hd; greasy SD a IOd.
aSmanla-Salrs 20 bales; secured
Is I'd q Is Sd; greasy 81 q Is Cd; greasy
locks and pieces Cd q Sd.
New Zealand Sales 1900 bales;
secured 9Hd a Is liKd: secured locks
and pieces 81 @ Is I'd; greasy 71Sd q Is
11Hd; greasy locks and pieces 41kd q
9Hd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-SaIes
$500 bales; coured 1O1Ld "a Is 7d.
greasy I'd q 1OHd; fleece lid q Is ND;
snow white Is.
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The b Igarian A1atters.

SOFIA, September Is When the Rms
sian a. ent here WIS presented wit b the
Sobranje's telegram to the Gar, pray
ing for his friendship and protection,
the agent said: Prince Alexander
departure has removed the OBJ
stacle to good relations betwee u
Russia and. Bulgaria. which Was
a source of great danger to the
prosperity OF Bulgaria, which Rus
STA has at heart. Russia cannot admit
even the idea of Prince Alexander re
turning 10 Bulgaria. This fact, there
fore, is one guarantee of the happiness
and internal independence which your
telegram mentions. Remember well thai
the Powers have not yet formal Y sane
toned the present order of things j.
Bulgaria, and their sanction can oni,
be acquired by prudence and modera-
ton OF the present government, and Ill
the measures OF the future great assem-
bly,. Russia never protected any party
Russia desires harmony among you ali
and she especially desires that youl
government should be above all party
spirit" The President of Sobranje thei
questioned the agent regarding tbt
identity of a new candidate for the Blu =
garian throne. In reply that that
would entirely depend upon The
Powers, in his private capacity. lie
added he had no information 10 give
saying that the jury which elected
does not know what it will have 10 adj
judge, The Assembly must elect whom
it thinks the best capable of represent
ing the dignity of Bulgaria. The Rus
SLAMS in Bulgaria denv all completely IL
the seizure and deposition of Prime
Alexander, but have advised mcdera
ton in the treatment of those who
were implicated in order to maintain
quiet and prevent the discont' Mt from
spreading. The Russians consider tina
now the object of the plot is removed
no one can proceed against the actor,
in the plot. Bulgauans rejoice tina,
the Bulgarian question has ass meo
more international character. They
thinks this tends to avert the danger OF
armed occupation. Bulgarian deputies
are anxious TO know what candidate
for the Bulgarian throne would be &C
ceptable TO the Powers, before proceed
ing to the election of Prince Alex
arder's successor, and they are unwill-
ing to choose a candidate whom the
Powers might reject. The Sobranje
closes its present session to-day.
A ukase will be read before the ad-
joarnment, fixing the date for election
OF the great assembly which is to elect
the new Prince.
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SO Minutes Of Iheatra-5O kctors and SneriaLsts.
30 Minutes Of HOdOe Races wh g
On EnU4nc NJ "ViIh Woc+'
OU MIIuIGS VI UIIu HGSl boys Indians and

8. Anurs Of Solid. UnapnrOahahIe .Fntanainmant
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, September 18.

OI14S@-0OI OENN444U C4 To-
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; nominally
steady; shipping steers, $50 to
1900 pounds, $40 a SIS; stockers
and feeders, 2CO a $40; through
Texas cattle, steady, $50 q 3.45; west
ern rangers, Nebraska Texans, 3.45 q
1855.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; strong,
rough and mixed, AGO @ AIS;
packing and shipping, AGO q $40;
light, 395 @ 4.85.
Sheep-Recejp LOO; slow and weak /;
natives, 200 @ 400; western, 800 a
As; Texans go @ $40; lambs, 400 a
Ais.
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DriYen AshOrA.

ST. JoHN's, n. F.. September 18.-All
that has been ascertained of the wreck
ed steamship in Bellisle Strait is that
cattle, oak-grained panelling and doors.
spars, bedding, and cabin furniture
have been driven ashore. TIE ship hss
not yet been identified. There is no
Geographic communication with Bel isle
Straits.
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Chicago Markets.
CHIoAeo. September 18

CHICAGO, September Is.
.Atthe close wheat was weak, y lower
than yesterday; cash, 1875; OCTOBER
7+3s May 742z.
Gorn-Easy; cash, 871l; October,
335s; May 445s.
Oats Steady; cash, 2494; October
261l May 315I.
Pork Went 20 lower than yesterday
cash, $50; October 1929.
Enthusiastically cash 1874; October,
635.
Whisky-I17.
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London Wool

LONDON, September 18.-There was
Epirite bidd < at the wool sales to-
day, aud ri - ere maintained. The
present seTie VII close on October I'd.
The deta.ls days sales are as fol-
lows:
Victoria 5 les 200 bales; secured
10d q Is 1uEd; secured locks and
pieces 8 @ Is al; greasy Sd g Is
sgd; greasy Jocks and pieces 61zd @
sKd
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Bullion

INV YoRK, September 1S.-Bar silver
o5,
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To Secure Circulation.

WASHINGTON, September IS.-Of the
SIS, 100000 per cent. bond included in
the 1920 call, about 500, 900 are held to
secure national bank circulation.
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nov York nIinInr market.

NEW YORK, September 1S.-The Mail
and Express says: Mining shares
were fairly active. Little Pittsburg sold
At 80, Bodie at ESQ, Belle Isle at So,
Bulwer at 1.70, Silver King at 8 so q
$50, Homestake at IS, and Ontario at
25H.
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NEK YoHK, September Is.
Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, noon, September Is.
Money! &C.
LATER.
Money-On call, 445 5.
Prime paper, q 5.
Sterling exchange-4.s11z.
DsmRnd-4.S4Z.
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Bank statsne t
New

New YoRK, September 18.-The
weekly bank statement shows a reserve
increase of $I8,0U0. Banks now hold
s. ,682 600, in excess of the legal require
ments.
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The liverpool Grain Trade
L1YRRpooL. september is

Wheat-Holders offer freely; new No.
winter, IS I'd dull; new No. spring
os Sd dull,
Corn-Dull; holders offer freely; spot
As 41zd; September and October, As I'D;
November, As sgd.
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Petroleum

NV YORK, September 1s.-Petroleum,
Steady; United, closed $50.
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WaShboaPdS area Nuisance
AND
SHOULD BE DONE AWAY.

There is no necessity for a wash
board, or scrub brush, or washing
machine in washing your clothes.
The clothes are frequently worn out
more by such methods in washing.
than by the usual wear. If you viii
use the lie Roi des savons, or King OF
Soaps, and use it faithfully according
to the directions upon the wrapper,
you can do your washing without half
an hours hard work, and your clothes
will be perfectly clean and pure and
white. It is the best bleaching Soap
in use. 1t will cost you but trihs to
test it.
Try it, and try it faithfully. You
viii be both surprised and delighted.
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government, it is certainly within their
sponerto do il by making their wishes
known To- their Representative through
petitions: and otherwise, and if they
should not be needed the farmers have
shs votes to throw him out on the next
round. What politician is there that does
not know athatif be cuts off the roots Of
one of the great trees Of the forest that
:ii il sure to fall and bring with it all it's
Ebranches9 Where is the intelligent
member of any branch of the different
Eindnstries Of our great country, that
does not know that unless the farmer
} eaourishes, every other department Of en-.
tsrprise, manufactures and commerce,
will Inevitably be depressed? So init.
mately are all the interests of other class.
EEes bound dsup in the success or failure of
the farmers work, that they languish
Whenever a year Of dronth is experienced
ION the farm. good farmer growing
large crops is far more necessary in.
disidnal than member Of Congress !;
therefore, ne should be kind enough
towards ourselves and our best farmers
not to conspire against them, and elect
them q. Office. ruin . good farmer and
perhaps add an ass to the political arena.
FARMER's Son.
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sEx.Govornor Moses Dying In Fclon's

Behind the bars Of. gloomy cell in
the Massachusetts, penitentiary there is a
shattered wreck of n man who is face to
face with death.
No plying eyes. look into his; no
friendly voice utters word Of comfort,
and no kind hand ministers to the wants
of this suffering outcast.
This utterly friendless man, who is left
to die like dog, was not always q felon,
and in other days he had troops of friends.
In the first flush of his bright manhood
Franklin J. Moses was regarded as one
OF the most brilliant of South Carolina 3
sons. But bis good fortune was his ruin.
Success maddeued him. He became the
most prodigal ruler that ever sat in a
Governors chair. In his vain desire to
give his State dazzling administration
he fell an easy prey to unscrupulous
flatterers who knew how to make thrift
follow fawning. The Governor of great
commonwealth became the accomplice of
swindlers. Disgraced and scorned by his
own people he left the executive mansion
anQ became wanQerer on Inc lace OI
the earth.
His recent history is painfully familiar.
Time and again within the pastlfew..years
the penniless exile has yielded to tempta-
ton, or to necessity, and he has paid the
penalty. From Jail to Jail, and from
prison to prison this broken man has
gone, never escaping the consequences OF
his petty transgressions. Now at the age
of fifty, when he should be in his prime,
be is icut off from his kindred and the
friends of his youth, and forgotten and
uncared for is left to die felon's death.
Men will say that it is just. They will
say that it is a warning example. 1t is
more than all this. It is the sad ending
of a wasted life, and it is impossible to
contemplate it without pity.-Atlanta
C6nstitttion.