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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
The Only Line Between the West snt
the East Running Through
Salt Lake 0itr.
r ULLM AN
Buffet and Sleeping Cars

DiiiCi 70 anu SlCCplIlS OdIS
on al Through Passenger TrAias.
EUThe Only Line from Salt Lake ctr
10 Running SLEEPING CARS PREF
E0-for the use Of Passengers holding
- Second-elass and Emizrant Tiekets
+ TILE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves Ogden daily at AS an. Le.ves ssl,
Lake City daily at lilo an Direct conneo
don Is made ~ Pueblo and Denver for
OmRhs, Kansas City and al points EssI.
3 THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives In Salt Lake City from The Ear Al
IS pm, and leaves FOR Ogden st AS pm,
making connection with The Central Pscine
for the West
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave salt Lake City a. follows;
For Bingham and Alta 81 rs Ar
For OGDEN a. 4 IS pm
Arrive AZ Salt Lake City.
From Bingham and Alta ss <2pn
Frour Ogden st II ooan-
Tickets for al potrts East and Wess CA Be
purchased O. the Depot once and CITY Ticke
once, white Hou Corner, Salt Lake City
M =. w. ECCIES.
ON Pzsk and THAT
". & BANCROFT. Reosfvsz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Notice Of Assessment.

MAMMOTH MINING COMPANY. LoCA-
W nor Of principal ofi"e If Company,
=. Lake City. Utah Location Of Compan S
TT..aes, Tintic Mining Disir CT, Juab County,
M M Notice is hereby. given that az g
feS7ssang OF the directions of SAID company,
- &c On the DIST day Of April 1885. en- assess
- zen Of ten (10l ceuts per share IVES, levied
~ ~ ne capital stock OF the corporation. psy-
- - on the tenth no. day OF June 1855. or az
- option OF the stockholders az, any time
ne Ss :, that day, 10 Samuel Mcintyre, Treas
FL Of the company. at the bank Of Wells.
T-slso & Co salt Lake City XRd COUNTY.
Ian ssan Territory. Any sock uron which as
a. s l1'lnt may remain unpaid on FRIDAY.
seventh I'D day of June, ISs6, viii lie
sS e,cl.n9quent and advertised for sale at public
NJ ION ana unless payment is made before
If ne e sold on Saturday the tenth C0) day
,'.l.y leet, 70 pay the delinquent asses
~ ", togethet with costs of adyertisin,
~ expenses OF sale.
LFRED cORKER.
o. -, Secretary
~" ", Utah. ' -1'
April 81. 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
an End to Bon. scr.pinr.

Eiward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. H.,
avs. = Having received 50 much-bene-
j, from Electric Bitters, / feel IL my
i,,tylto let suffering humanity know Il.
Have had 4 running sore on my leg for
eight wears; my doctors told me / would
nave to have the bone scraped or ny
,eg amprtated. i used. instead, three
bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
Boxes OF Bucklen's- Arnics Saive, and
nv leg Is now sound and we'll
Eiec- &c Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle. and Bucklen,s Arnica Salye At
twenty-five cents per box By z Q. n; /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Afternoon stock Market.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May %.
wheat-Closed shade stronger: cash
"A June "a ZIG; July 76iI.
0orn-Stronger; cash 357<; June 361<
July 81 Lie. u
oats-Steady; cash 2T5s; June-July
81 10.
Lard-Steady; cash-June $50; July
$50 a 5.97iE.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Easy; May 7sJS; june 74Ss ;
July 761S. I'D. .r.r,'t.n
Corn-Easy; May s51li June ss1si
July 81. - rrIr.l
oats-RAsy; May 22Js; June and July
FIX. ,Ur .Iss,s 10.
Rye-Dull; 90.
Barley-5S. ia' rr-ca ~rrG or -a
Pork-Weak; July S6x.
Lard-Unchanged. si -,l-- 1a.--l
Bulk meats--Shoulders 426 q ABS;
short clear. SIS q $50; short ribs,
S 37lE q 5.2S.
Whisky-l.lI. ..-,..-.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27

NKw YoRK, May 26.-The Mail and Er
press says: Mining shares were dull and
featureless. Sales:-Amie at 4. Good
shaw al As, Savage at 90, California q
Virginia at IS, Chrysolite at so, Hale 4
Norcross at ?, Homestake at %, On
tario 2S1f.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Ia III AA

VINO Is O"AoeU sas az az ExAs.sisc TEs MAP. rsaT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Lapham,s Dress and CLOAK House.

Dressmaking in all its branches.
Special attention given to orders from
the country. Orders filled on short
notice a' Ready-made Dresses kept on
hand. Agent for McCaii's Bazaar Pat
terms No. ~ W, First South Street Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
AFrERsooB.
Chicago lave STOCK.

I" ~ CucAso. May e8
D Cattle -Receipts, 9 600; slow, weak
shipping steers, $50 TO 1900 pounds
40 a SIS; stockers and feeders very
dull, 2.75@45o; Texas cattle SIS q 500
Hogs-Receipts. 2. 900; opened lower
closed stronger: rough and mixed, $50
q 20: packing and shipping 4.0O94-25i
sheepEReceipts, 1000: steady, 81
lower than last week; natives, 200 9
800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
The liverpool Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, May 20.
Wheat-Offered moderately; new No.
winter rs Id, dull: spring rs Id +. dull.
|, Corn-Offered sparingly; spot Is SID
steady: May As Sd, steady; June and
July Is 21zd, steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Going West


Fare Ton any triin) 10 Garfield or Lake
Point and Return, so cents; Children BE-
tween land 10 years Of age . cents.
Special rates given 20 Sunday Schools.
Societies, etc rWr
S ?. FEHTON, W. ~ RITEE,
Gen Frsand PasA Ag't 6upt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27

Wholesase and Retail, aI Prices that Def
e=L1 Competition.
Words aay fail, but Work and Prices viii
peak foI themselves
Particular attention given 70 emhslmins
shipping and care Of bodies.
Lots and graves furnished In any cemetep
10 the city,
Telegraph or telephone orders, day %
night, flied in one or two hours notice
1mce Never Close
Telephone Number S5l.
IS s. WEST TEMPLE STREET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27

COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Money, Stocks, Grain and Cattle
RePorts
money Market.
NEW YORK. May &c.
Money, IL q p
LATKR-
Money. on call, easy, IL q 3.
Prime mercantile paper T.
Sterling exchange-dull; sixty days
bills 81.
Demand So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27
Salt Lake & Western

Connects with Utah ceDtrz- rain lesvta
Salt axe At 10 an
/ connects with Utah cens-G run e--iv
fng &C Salt Lake a. 30 pm.
: Stop only upon signals
ma-H Sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
GERONIMO SAID TO BE IN MEXICO.

DENVER, COL, Aug. 19.-A dispatch from
Albuquerque, n. NJ. says: "Ihs Democrat has trust
worthy telegraph Information from several that
Geronimo and his baud IN tho vicinity OF Fronteas,
Sonora County Mexico endeavorng TO treat for peace
with the Mexican authorized Tue Iudians say trsy
want peace and are worn out aud that Geronimo 10
badly crippled. The Democrat this morning publishes
all earnest petition that has been forwarded TO tha
President by Governor Ross signed by all the Federal
officers sautsFe urging tue adoption Of tho plan OF
General Mes, OF tho removal Of ,ne Apache and warm
Spring bands Of tho Chircahua indians from Arizona.
Tue letter that possible between tnese
bands aud the white people, 80 long as tbey arc DER
mittod to remain their present. reservations OF N
ArILona and that permanent peace Is theioo
BILE until they TO some rcgo devoid Oh nour
sin fsstnssses where they bs held Ia subjec.'on.
Ia ia that position viii De TAKEN "
officers OF Arizona, aud IL 10 hoped that tho COM
bipcd action thus lAkcu Will have due ws9nt win .ns
Pre,leut and perm security against furtaer In
ian raids thus be secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
DEF1ULTER GRAY BURIED.
4 QUIET cEErMoSY-ms VISITS TO his BURIAL

QUIET CEIEMoNY-IIs VISITS TO MS BURIAL
PLOT.
BosroN. Aug. 10 tSpeciaO. 1.-The funeral of
William Gray. Jr, tho deiauitiag mili treasurer. who
died by his hand, took place al the family dwell
ing at O'Clock this Afternoon hour earlier than tho
tilno PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED All the relatives Of the de-
ceased man. Including his aged father aod mother. wero
present the simple ceremony except sn cider brother,
who 10 the West Me- Battles I'll. agent OF the At
iantic Mills the only ,nourncr not OF the family.
Tho Rev. James DE Norm ss OF the Eliot Square Uo.-
tartan Church, offered prayor AMI then tho body fol-
lowed by carriages, was borne by sn almost un.
used driveway to tho OF the estate, and thence
direct to Forest Hls Cemetery. Tho grave is ON
beautiful eminence IN PLAIN sight Of the Blue IIs toe
sceno Of the sniciie Mr Gray's body was laid beside
that Of q little child of his. who died years AGO.
incident in connection with the tragedy Is revealed
By tendsnI Barker Of tho comstery within tho
week boforc ho shot himself Mr.. dray al visited his
burial lot two three times and had allied on Mr..
Barksr something had no, done for years. though
director Of tho cemetery corporADo. There Is grow
ing position to attribute Mr Gsy's losses not TO ne
stock specnl atoms. which supposed 10 have b-eu
rather than otherwise hut 10 the expenses OK
his large family aud his fne establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
THE FIRE RECORD.

MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION AMONG FLOUR BOXES.
fire broke ont about a. IN. yesterday I'D
the basement under Morz Bulowas -four store. at No.
500 Washing n-st and caused much excitement III tho
nsignborhood. 1t was accompanied by an explosion
the canse OF which was not known Tue basement was
n.d with boxes of nodr, and unlikely that
r dust gni,ed the boiler and Cause the eIplos-
ION MIR Bulow4s store Ia ON the first hoor OF u TAI
sment-house bnit against similar houses Moro
than 100 women and children heard the explosion anu
were by It, When smoke began 10 rise from
ths hasemeut they became panic stricken anc rushed
from their rooms Ia various directions some
hooLed The stalrways aud others made th-ir way 10
the roofs. The nr-mcn and ponce soon arrived ana
auietsd the disturbance before any person was
n xas ,ecessary throw out largo number or hour
horrs which blocked tho front entranoo To tho baso
a"n . call for help was sent out by Battalion Chief
Gicoue Tho fire made ts way into the store. bnt WAS
ueatix stouped uy the nromsu On the nrst no0r Inc
I.s ~ Mr kullo wa said /" 10 about $4,000. 1to
was IA The country with bs family yesterday. bat ms
clsrL Ls aid IA stock machinery we're Insured TOT
ai,nnl 81 900 IA several companies The building is
owned by Jonn Glass aud can be repaired Tor soou'
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
MEDINA WITuDRAWS HIS SUIT.

NO CIVIL ACTION AGAINST CUTrING-GENERAI.
sEDGwICK's MISSION.
Ell PAsO Tex, Aug 19.-Medina, the per-
son who had Cutting incarcerated sent the following
lottcr to me III PasO Times yesterday:
ESTEEMED SIR: Perhaps abusing the Difference with
which you offered me the use OF your iustrons daily
;or all matter connected with tho Cntng case. AGAIN
copy of remtted by few days to the Second
Chamber OF the Supreme Tribunal OF Chihuahua IN re-
the defamation OF which Mr.. Cutting is guilty. The
IN the sucs Fs ei%. m.%nsa DsSn ssn
there has of ust cri cism
humble self 10y many North American periodicals that
have believed II my duty TO direct myself hrongh the
erous readers 10 demonstrate these it
Ia not money that Influences the conscience Of Mexi
can when his honor Ia involved and That Is not sold 10
Hoping you win give publicity to these oes, as we'll
a. TO the accompanying document in addition 10 Oh
iigatons, have the honor to sign myself as always.
The document tnclosed translated reads as follows
10 the Magsrae Of The Secsnd Chamber Of Me Supreme
7rtbunh ~ he state:
Eiogdio MedIua. OF age and citizen OF this
having been notified by the Second Judge
court IN person OF by attorney. shoulappear
to institute the civil action granted TO me In the tiai
A. K. Cnttins; aud realizing that material damages
which Cutting has caused me aud caring more for the
most United by the International character which tho
foreign press have gwen che trial OF Cutting desst
rpu
sider tho step OF greater honor to conduct. pro-
test 10 proceed without malice, etc. Liberty and tue
constitution - Is MtDiNA
III Wuso del Norte, Aug. l6, 1856
EmJoKiA, Kan. Aug. l9.-Gonera A. G. sedgwick
passed through this city yesterday on his way TO
del Investigate tho status Of the alleged
Mexican outragcs CatDc and other American citi-
zsus lie said: 81 AUD acting only agent for the
Government and have power TO ai6ttaio In the mat
ter Ny Instructions are 10 proceed to The City of Chi
abua and to there Investigate all the evidence in the
c,,,,ny AFFAIR What will be the result of this investi
tou cannot be foreseeD, but the Government finds
fh.t MIR Cutting has been dealt with In uninst man
ner N t found that the rights Of American cIli-
have at all abused II tho investigation dovel-
ons At In previous American citi-
nave wronged the people OF America can rest
that the government viii ako riu stand, aud
If war IL found To be unavoidable, them Without The
snghte At hesitation, " ar Will be declared"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
CANADIANS CAPTURE ANOTHER PRIZE.
A SCHOONER IN THE CLUTCHES OF THE HoULErI-
ITS SUDDEN RELEASE.

ITS SUDDEN RELEASE.
HALIFAX, Aug. 10 SPECIALIZATION cruising
among hundred sail OF American fishermen III
Prince Edward saud for three months without
making the slightest attempt at seizure captain Lor
way OF the cruiser Houle has at last succeeded In
capturing a prize. Yesterday the American schooner
Druid from Gloucester ostenslbly for the Magdaien
Islands put into Malpcquc fer shelter. Malpeque is
large bay about the centre OF the famous
Thirty milo Bend" There large feet OF American
fishermen I'm the vicinity In want of supplies of salt ana
barrels The cruiser HOuett anchored IN the bay short
ly afterward and Captain Lorway boarded the Druid
and demanded to know why she hadn't entered at the
Custom House. Receiving satisfactory answer, lie
next demanded the Druids papers. She had none, no
clearance papers, manifest, invoices. consGnees, nor
papers OF any. description. But sho had
cargo Of salt in barrels aud was
hundred miles out OF her course to
the Magdalen Islands. Upon being charged with intend
ing TO supply her Of salt and barrels to American
fishermen then sonng IN that locality the capita OF the
Druid admitted that such was his object ana gave Cap
tain Lorway the OF the Gioucester vessels 10
which he intended to transh'p his cargo bat declared
that no going to do that on the high seas outside
the three init Thereupon Captain Lorway formally
seized the Druid for violating both the customs sh
the Treaty OF 1918, and placed I'm armed guard OH tue
vessel - 49,. a.,
OF American hshermen IN the pay, VINO aa ntneraG e
oyed perfect immunity from moesaton by the cruisers
Captain Lorway geeuiy wired tho facts OF his capture
to Admiral Scott. To-day no Is reporter AZ, "
n
the Druid To the Custom House and then re-
lease her and order proceed her voyage to the
Magdaeu Islands at any rate to get outside the three
Ulle limit where she do what she lkes Win Der
cargo This joyful to the fishing skppers But
Captain L0rway Ia thoroughly disgusted man. lie en-
deavorsd the tactics OF Captain Quigey ofthe
Terror and has received Oical sDub from the
authorities Meanwhile tue American fishing heet Will
proceed with its business either INSIDE or outside the
throe-mile limit it'll tle interference from Captain
LOrway.
Secretary Bayard has called the attention Of Mi1rsr
la
Meanwhile the Fishing Department IL exercised about
keeping other cruiser shippers and customs officials
from oversteppi their duty. Consul Genora PhelAn
at Port Iawk-sbury Tonight inquirng into the case
of the Howarl IlOIbrOOk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
BELFAST POLICEMEN ARRESTED.

SENT TO JAIL ON VERDICT OF wILFUL MURDER
MORE STONE THROWING.
BELFAST, Aug. 19.-The magistrates of Bel
fast are Quandsry to how to proceed in view of
verdict OF wul murder found against nine policemen
at q sitting to-day The policemen have been
rested and sent to jail They intend to apply to the
Court Of Queens Bench for permission to gvo ball.
Two MODS gathered to-day and INDUCED in
throwing. but they dispersed. Affairs here
have almost resumed their normal condition and
more rotng is feared The military precautions
have been relaxed.
LONDON, Aug. 19-The Government will send General
Sir Redvers Buller 10 kerry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
T. 7. Gill, u. T.
BRADLAUGH FIRES HIS BROADs e.
FIGHTING AGAINST THE INTERFERENCE OF PEERS /.
INJECTIONS.

FIGHTING AGAINST The INTERFERENCE OF PEERS IN
ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-Charles Bradlaugh Rad
icaD Member for Northampton Borough, moved III the
House of Commons this evening that the
sesciona order declaring the Interference OF peers
in the elections for members OF the House OF
Commons high infringement OF the liberties
and privileges OF the Commons be not
renewed this year. He said the or
der constantly treated with contempt
was therefore practically obsolete and might
IA well ,be abandoned III IT was not 10 be enforced
He pointed out the very active interference in behalf Of
the Tory and UnioDst candidates and against the Glad
stonans by the Earls of Westminster. Leicester Mon
and the Dukes OF Norfolk and Argyll in tho oun
ties OF Chester Norfolk Bucks and Argyll during h
elections contended that IL the were to
be permitted thus doy the ancient and much boasted
rights OF the Commons the latter might as well e1punge
tho seasonal order and themselves from occupying
aridiculous position. Mr. Bradlaugh contended that
the ears and dukes he had mentioned hal violated the
order wifully during the last campaign.
Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking for the Govern
ment asked If he stating that Mr. Brad
au had intimated intention to obstruct the bus
of the House every night until his motion was dis
posed of.
Many members responded to this inquiry by cries of
"Now "Now
Mr.. Bradlaugh denied that he had in any way ind
Gated such intention as Lord Randolph Churchill had
attributed HIN. Lord Randolph Churchill thereupon
suggested that tine House allow the order complained OF
renewed, and that the House appoint committee
early session to inquire into the whole matter
Mr. Gladstone spoke in apparent approval OF the Tory
leaders suggestion and innated tha he w0nd support
the Government It, A division was taken and the
order was sustained by vote OF 294 TO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
DESTRUCTION OF A WESTERN VILLAGE.

ST. PAUL. Aug. 19.--The Lisbon, Dak, cor
respondent OF The Poner Press who has just returned
from Newark. village on the Dakota Southern Branch
OF the Milwaukee Road. describes the ruin by Sunday
nights storm almost complete. OF nftecn buildings
In the village twelve destroyed. Four persons
kllei and many wers injured. The Killed are
Mortimer Kennedy. part OF the town site ana
brother OF Judge Kennedy. Of the New York supreme
Court: Mrs Waite, tho wife OF farmer living four
miles from the village whose house was destroyed ana
the aud infant hoy of John Oakes, living two miles
ont Rlount T Drakr recently from Nashville. had a
number OF broken, but lie will recover In tue
village aud vicinity twenty buildings, OF them cheap
structures were destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

FeyEBURG. Me-. Aug 19.-GovernOr Dana's
hons. owned by Captain George r. Bradbury, was
Quilted by fire this morning. The siabe together with
large quantity Of hay. i've csrrages harnesses etc.
- .i.a h,Irped. Loss, 5000, Insurance, Slloou.
The fire was Of incendiary origin
Irptycrov. Mich. Aug. 10.-wari's shingle mill ana
half million shingles were burned last night The loss
Is $4,000. -,
Wt,vssros. Del, Aus. 19.-At Laurel, on the Della
war. Railroad fre to-day burned Boohorock FranGefs
bot.l the old Pre.by toran Cnurch. Mrs wilianss mill
po,v store and dwelling Dr. Iowiers building, stables
granary and carriage house iotAi 'o''' soooo' '"'
sncc $500 ,.
NrvuUGG. " V. Aug 10. "A fire at Quaids wooiien
,,t,i ,oisy caused Ioas Of 5000; partly Insured.
Rr.nisG. Aug. l9-rh- tunnel mead OF the large iu'
mace of Nelly Brothers. at Lebanon bnrst o"t t"' "'
, NTH, , ,ond xplo,ioG several employss hal DAT
80 s.c,nes The oastinr house was burned ana o'ho'
n.n,.e done 10 Inc extent OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
HAVOC AMONG FISHERMEN.
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE AND SHIPPING.
WORK OF THE RECENT STORM ALONG THE NEW
FoUNDiAND AND LABRADOR COASTS.
fBY TBLBGRArH TO THE TRrBUNE.1

WORK OF THE RECENT STORM ALONG The NEW
FoUNDIAND AND LABRADOR COASTS
fBY rBLEGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE.]
ST. JoHN's, n. F., Aug 19.-Accounts of the
destruction caused by the recent gale fast flowing
in st. Pierre cables that most violent storm SWEPT
the island last night 1t was the Bercest known
for quarter Of century Buildings were blown down
every direction and considerable damage done to
the shipping In the roads. Two vessels we're driven
ashore and completely wrecked and several men were
badly hurt Dog Island 10 with wrecks Of fishing
vessels and fears entertained for the safety OF
the Grand Banks fleet AT Black Island
q fishing skif drove the rocks and all hands
pershed Five Trespassey sk:s missing ami In all
probability lost with all hands, hey drove of to ses
In the gale and could not possibly have survived its de
structve fury. At Bird Island Cove havoc was caused
by the storm and tumutu0us sea Five fishing vessels
were there Fishing stages were wrecked and blown
into the sea- At Old Perlican a fishing vessel was
swamped and ali hands psrishod Two craft drove
ashore Lead Cove; man was drowned aud several
seriously injured. Az Bacaeu. whore large number
Of vessels were fishing Is feared the loss Of life and
property is great
The "bankcr' j. X Mundell was driven ashore at
Biscay Bay strand and wrecked. Tho ships side was
broken In and such the fury Of tho sea that the crew
with difficulty clunc to the bottow OF the wreck all
night being surf washed til o'clock next morning
when the sea somewhat abating line was noatsd to
the ship wrecked fishermen and by ono they were
hauled ashore II 10 feared that tho fishing fleets on the
Labrador coast have suffered heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Aug. 10.


WK vASpEsinrr on THE AMERICA William X. Van-
ar,it is . Messenger tho strniIer America. winch
s.tlc to-day Queenstown Tor Se~-Yors MI Van
.Icrirlps UtaltD IL mn"h Improved
A. AMERICAN RUSSIAN PhIsos.-An American
,h .oo of CGursdI hss been Imprisoned ~ sIiIrfo-
oa, Ku.sIa for spreading J-wish heTesies
c.tnAuH AND REACH -0auiaut and Beach nav"
.,cnst .rt,,lrs raco Ou tho Thames on Srp,rn
bsr ~ Tor 4 900.
To t.ouuE 1910 THE AGRAHiAN TEorBLs.-he IWes
.,,onncr. Tie mont of uyai commission 10 III
on,rr Intc the agrarIab diticuIty ia IfciAIi.
A. AusrsIIs JouKsAusl hILLED.-Leo Druxer, one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
DISSECTING MR.. GLADSTONE'S POLICY.
The PREMIrkoN Tue AFGHAN TROUBLE AND THE
DISORDERS IN IRELAND.

'' ~ - "~ "
DISORDERS IN IRELAND.
IoxDov An0 IQ-Eorl Granville II iharal
N-' o'
asEed In the House OF LORDS ts afternoon lnat the new
Government made clear statement OF its ated
IL, ,o,,. r.. n,,. -, .,n,u urn,on,.r 4, ,.n,,
i'sn poiio'' luz D'Ao VI "'k'" '""'o"''' !" ioPp
denied that member OF the late Government was just
fed in making such Il demand and took occasion to
mob. . lana .n..ch ..,,..a,,,r," ..,. .,ua,,, NJ
Cl,,s,o,... Ii., ,o,icv u,,ch ,hs DnLa do.cr,,.d .
the miserable hasco OF running to the masthead the
flag OF Parnoll and the Irish Nationalist party"
Ra-on st O.wald novrd aud R.ro, Ia po, .acondad