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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. al.
AI.CoHOL-Nas quiet and easier: quosablo At ST.

FnIpAx EVENING, Oct. al.
ALCOuOL-Nas quiet and easier; luotablo at $l.78
@l.01.
GR00M-C -CORN-Tlte market Is quiet and uuchang-
cd. We quote; Choice to extra hurl, 5000; brush
that will work 1taelf tnto cholco hurl broom, OK
braid. 5h@9Hc; inferior brush, 3k@4ho.,
RuTTEls-In tbs butter market thefo wcro no now
Developments: Whtto there Ia no particular urgency
iu the demand from my source, tho wana Of buyera
provo about equA to the crTont recepts and holders
manifest firm feeling, retuang 10 effect aalcs vt any
considerable concossion. Choice yellow continues
scarco. and reality commands the quoted prices. We
25@9oe; medium to good, 1o@.4u; inferior to com-
mon, 13@l8s.
DAGdINo-Under thts head thero aro no changes to
note. A steady moderate demand exipta for the diff
fereut lnoa md at the prices current tho market
~ comparatively firm. Stocks arc light, but nuil-
Stark \. VIC; Ludlow a, $50; lewiston 4. 3aNe;
J3ke; burlap hugs, ana bu, lBXGsaoe; gua-
niea, ainglo, 17@lBc; double, $50; wool sacks.
63GB5r.
HEANs-woro In moderate order demand, aud
choice lotH woso ateaay uslor light otTcrings. reas
prims hand Picked 10, S2.7e@s.T5; good 10 rrinos
medium, $a.25@2.t0: common to fair beans, $2o0G9
9lb. Yellow lpas. q. .15 do, green. 81 4U(ai H.
BUILDING h1ATEltIAIA-Waro worry 9ut1t, tho uu-
peasnnt weather having had tho eleot Of stopping
what little trade there was previously. Prices ra1iiatl,
the same, aa follows 6tucco, 6o.60@3.b0; Nex York
800 bFl nosendae eenon utica, Louis
Wills, Manl3us, aud Akron ceuaont 100 U hsl mar
be dust, {3 10 Lime in bulk 80c{@fl C0 limo {trls)
$l1o@l15 u brl white sand, y bril- 81 b0@2o0 ;pIast.
ertug hair D bu, 400; aud pla4tor $20U y brl; fire
brick, D l.oQQ, s36oo@ooaa: hutlaiua hstck toon.-
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REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments wcro filed for rec
ord on Thur8lay Oot. 81,

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rec
ord on Ihurdaay, oot. 81,
- CITY PROPERTY.
Michigan ~, cor Of Thirteth at, Of, 27xl7t II,
dated May consideration, $250O0.
Jones st, cor Of Hills IT. VT, 25Ax19o #, datcd
Oct. 15 consideration, 900.
Dnddan at. AJAX #, Of BwIft place. I, 25x12A o1o
IT. dated Oct. II consideration, 81 ,o00
Thiry.aovont1 Bt 81 It " Of Lowe Nv, I, a 7-1ox
1o9 Clio It, dated Sept. 10 consideration, $7o0.
Thirtysevonth st. "a It " Of Waliaco st, I, 24x125
IT. asted Sept: 10 consacretion, y t77s o..,oo
e1o sts1 sep io sonsisssston s7oo
dated oet. a5; eon,ideration, 81 100.
IT, dated oc}. :. confederation, s3,alo:
Adams at III # Y Of ogdon ~ II (, YAK IT to alley
fs Ds e. sG1ss'sq a so.1as IT,
Iuks i, q { Y q ~ i, + asxx,oo #, dated
Mamlin ~ IS i.io Il q wcs. lake st, T. oor175
IT, dated Nov; !, 1874 eonstdoratton, g ,a3s.
dt i coaseration o. ol lnS ' dated
Loewe st. 2ls It q North Walls at, (, 2sz1oo IT,
aass os ' e Lex @ as,,oo Il, ,..
Sept. - consideration, &, 1000.
Medregor y 1ooN q y of Stewart nv, ST. 2Sx1a5 IT,
1arrabeo st, Of Sophia st, T. 90 It to alley,
dated Sept. i; consideration, 5000.
saas SlosE Il nStn e IA In
Bismarck CT 4os # of Noble st, T. 241Go It, dated
Jan. 10 consideration, 5000.
souTH or CrTY LIMITS.
Lot p In Block . in FiagRA 2 acrcB Of Lot 0, In
aoc. 10, 80, H. dated Oct. 80; confederation, 5000.
Forty-Afh at, Q cor Evans sv, =, 25xl11K II,
dated Oct. II: conaldcratlon, $5000.
Lots 40 and Il, in Stones Addition, dated June 10
confederation, $500.
Five lots In Block T. Of phare h sscke.ts part v Of
neA Sec. !, 50, 10, dated Oct. 10; consideration,
$1,760.
Lots and IN Diock II, Eganaale, dated July IL
consideration, 5000.
Bowen av, near Cottage Grove nv, Lot 40 and east
II g1o II Of Lot SO, III Dobbins' Subdivision with
buildings, dated Aug. consideration, 10000. WILL
lam @. Lombard to Samuel 4. Briggs.
, 1873-11-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

L1y1npoo1, Oct. 31,-I1 a. m.-Flour, 2e@2se
wheat-winsor, l2s; spring, 1ls 4d@l2s white, rs
sd@l2s "a club 1ss@1ss Sd. Corn, s2s. Pork, 72a
i1vEnrooI, oct. a1-2;so P. m.-greaastntIs hsrn:
Flour, 27@2Bs. Wheat-winter, lis 1od9les 50 !;
springs lis 6d1ea :Whito l2s 0d@12s 1od club, l3a
3d@13a cd. Corn, 32sta32s Sd. Lard, 4os ID.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9l-Cotton dull middlins up.
lands, Cd Orleans, o}s@9Ad. Bales, lo,ooo bales
American, 600 bales speculation aud export, Ego
bales. Sales for the weok. q, 900; export, 60oo
speculation, 5000; stock, ta2 900 Anerican $4,000
receipts G3, ,0Op; American, 1900; actual export.
upands baa!s of goqd ostnaTy seippea o't0oo
Dreadstuda firm. California white whe9t, average
quality 12s gd12s 10d club do, los 3d@15s 6a rcd
western spring, lis 6da1cs; rcd winter Us lo@12a
I'd. Flour, 27a(328s. Corn, 32a@sas 3d. Receipts Of
wheat tho past three days, 900 quarters, Of which
1900 uuaFtera were American. Neceipts OF corn.
l6 Ooo quarters American, 5000.
Proyfslous-Dcef, 7bs. Lard, 4os 90. Cheese, 63s.
Cumberland middles, ass. 6hort-rib, 40s.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-To-morrow Is semt-annunl SET
Ting day at tho Bank Of England and tie Stock E1-
chnnge II closed. The amount Of bullion gone into
Tie bauk to-day on balances C20 00o consols for
money, 997s@02h; on account. 9aH ao2H. uaitsd aaa
Btaos honis-520a Of V5 93h do Of VI, oo9s loaVs,
o. new 81, G0H. Eric, 38ts.
Taliow, 41B. . 49,
In I,ondeu aro excited aud 1at. Nentcs declined 70
b5GI5Gf.
, 1873-11-01

METALA AND TINNERS' 6T00K-Wer0 guiett and
prices for many prticlcs arc easy though not guaably
lower. Wo rop0at
Inv pIArE-I0. lox14 $1a.0o; do, 19119 $3.50; do,
14x2o $500; do, roofing l4z2o 10, $l.o0; do 2o12s
Pia T1N-Largc, 4oo; small, 41o; bar, 4ao.
LEAp-ptg, B2o; bur, 1oo; pipe, full coils, 1880 !;
cut do, lie.
less quantity. l1o; slaes, BHc.
suEEr IRoN-.No. q, oalo rates; Russia iron, 22o;
do No, attained, loo rates. .. -
GALVANIZED inox--No. 1o@ao, 16o; No. 2a@2a, 100;
No, 25@2s 17a; No: u, 1ac No. %, 2oo. discount
OF Is per cent IL made from this list.
0oprEa-Oopper bottoms, $40; braxiors, IA lbs,
47o; tuned copper, 800; pauisAed copper, 400; do,
cut to slxaa. A8c.
, 1873-11-01

Three dollars por to bo added when transferred.
which Charge follows tho shingles.
Thickneas-Flva shingles To bo tWo inches In thick
ness.
Lougth.-Sixteen inches.
HARDWOOD ... ..
B1ack-WAuut - Counters, $1o1.00@150.0o: clear,
S55.oota85.0o; common, $3500@o0.00: Gull, $2ooos
$500 flooring, 5000
Ash-Cear, $28. .009A0.00; common, t18.00GS25o0;
aulf $1ooo@i5oo; flooring, $50. COG 1000.
Oak-Ccar, x26.o0@4ooO; common, sl6.0o@e5.oo;
Iicfory-oiear, 81. .oo@5oov; common, saooo9
$500 Gull, 81. .00@ 1900.
N.plo-6iear, s23, ,0o@s5oo; common, $le.oo925.oo
Gull, $10. .0o9l5,t0.
Uusseruut-Glear, $s5.oo@So.oo; common. $2o.oo9
5000.
oherry-.olesr, t4o:oo@eo.oo; common, s15.oo@
wi %hits@Tood-Glese, @ sso.oo@4ooo; common, 5000
@26.a0 Gull, <lo00@16.00.
wagon poles each 45a65c box boards $780, 4ooo-
Florida rod oedar $50 per It mahogany, 500 4oo !;
do counters, 6oc; rosewood, 6o@80c; white holly 3oc
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The formal opening Of the st. Louis National Stock
Yards, it is now announced, will take place on Nov:
2o The stock raisera aud feeders Of the Northwest
cordially Invited by the management to DO present
on that occasion.
CATTLE-Litt1o no change waa noticeable IN tho
situation Of tho cattle market. At nll eventa there
improvement In any Of tta feaures unleas the
circumstance TINT tie receipts were aoowhnt lighter
sidczel an Improvement. Ordinarily ths WOULD nave
affected the market favorably, but With the yards
h!lsd TO oyerowtnB with stale cattle, the fact that
thcre was marked timtnuon III tho receipts was OF
little consequence. An increase III tho purchases q
shippers was iaotad, but there was . FILLING Off
III tho denlnnd from other aourcos, 80 TINT the
volume Of sales showed only slglt increase a.tor a.
jor portion Of tho aalca at prices ranging downward
from $426. Butchers had tcr orders we'll aslcd, but
thoy We1o In attendance, md whom an unusually At
sola 10 Gully moderate extent at sa.toG39.60 for
natives, aud at s.. .o0@?75 for Texans. Packers
bought few hunchcA Of long.horns at about rrey!
o,ln rates. The market closed dn. and heayy With
hirong probability TINT tomorroWh salta Of common
aud medium grades will show still further ret1uu-
ton. Dolow arc the closing
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deoyes-Graacd steers. averaging ], 400
ohuic. s.a cevesrine fat, vol foro Sycar
to year old steerH, averaging a'aoo to oxa. so
e steerss syeruaia ls to is5o III. 4so@boo
% aeiaa ,iso to 1sso lbs. ~. . 4oo@4a6
| Butchers Btock-oolnmon to far Steers
anst good o ostra COWS, for city slaughter ooa. ~
0'nes tlss,, % aYersginS 100 to 1o;o aso@ao5
1nlsosMlSu ssaa Iulls and l scaaWag steers. aooaso
Cattle-Toxas choico coFn.fed. .......... 42ses4,76
Oattio-Texap, Northern wintcred......... 215@3.1s
lAtle-To1as. through drQyca,.....,.,,,. 1.tF31.aV
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H0GS-Mthou8h The receipts Wor0 1arge 3estImasod
falling OF Of something iike 6.ooo-as COM
that to-morrow's supply would show more pro-
nounced decrease, Ind tho effect 70 partially restore
been, for tho present, at caat, checked During tho
opening hours thars waa apparent feeling Of weak:
nss .na IN ~ the con8 ,
The day advanced holders grew rmer IN their views.
In addition 10 tho demand for shlpment East, four
aud tha daya aatea taado large aggregate not far
from 40 600 head changing hands. Theeo sold chioGy
at $J,G5@385, though tho extremo range was $3.6O@
40. The ot,tado nguro waB paid for car-lead or
two Of extra bacon hogs. The market closed firm at
$3.bo@3.oo for heavy, and at $3.7o@4.oo for Light.
, 1873-11-01

pH1IApEtru1A, Oct. 9l.-Woo1 fiat md nominal;
Ohio. peansylyania, and West Virginia doabe o1tra
aud snoys eos1o extrs tsSoo; medium 43@sa5o;
and Western fine, 43@ 400; medium, 435Aso: coarse,
4o@4ae; eombIng. washed, 67H@aoo; combing, M
2o931o; coarse and modiuna unWashcd, o5G3lc; tub
wauheA, 45@50o o1ra aud Mortno pulled. 35t& 100;
No, mud guperane pulled, 3aG40o.
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Tho Live-Stactk MARKETS..

uuFFALO. -.
DuFFAIo, Oct. S1.-0Ay1LE-Necetpts to-tlay only ~
hoad, making total supply for tho week thus M 'at
yards arc baro Of stock Tho fcelug ts still n1-
proving.
eHEEr AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day, 600 head, MAE
Ing tho total supply for the week thus far IA sl heaa
ThQ market Is nfm at yesterdays priceS canan
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NEW YouK. Oct 31.-There waa fsvoriah feeling
and csa nninaton In tho market to-day. owing to tho
q oy Co. hps oonms,tSn ,o'
stauard eeetings fonain unchanged In price, Cotton
uuI wool danaos are In fair demand. Worstod drcsa
fairly active priuts III steady request.
, 1873-11-01

uEE1 st0cKB,
comparing the prices Of to-day with those of
year ago, ia considerably over hundred millions
of dollars.
THE VALUE OF Silver.
The Nov York Bulletin prints the following
tabular statement Of the legal and the true value
here and In Europe Of the various silror coins,
which Will be valuable for reference:
, 1873-11-01
COMMERCIAL.

Fn1pA7 EVENING, Oct. 81.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipmonts
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-fonr hours. and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
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New YonK,. Oct. 31.-s1onoy, was stringent all
day at 1.32s3 per dBy aA the bulk Of business at i
OK. Gold closed at i0sA@1os's. Carrying rates, 10
7s.eA Per cent, closing st !.3a 49,. ooo
Cieariugs, 524 100 COO. The banks gained $3.50, 600
IN legu tenders today. The pooling Of gEecnbacky at
the cearing.uouse ends to-day snd tomorrow Zach
Of these notes. when every bank will hhve to look out
for Aselg. Loan certificates nre continued without
limit to time amount, but tho banks generally
are not In fnvor OF increasing them.
Sterling exchange was lower; 90 days, 100; sight,
107e+Qel6S.
Ths Treasury disbursements were $465, 900, and tho
lustoms recsipss, 3269 0o0 total payments to date
on nccorn OF thu November interest, s., ,Ql6. .000.
The silver disbursements from tho Treasury to-day
wnre $50.
9oyernmonts were lower and dull; State honda neg
Iected, with no demand.
Stocks were weak the greater portion OF the day. At
eecond call, prices Ind declined b@45t, with recov
cry Of t@lA, which Was loat afterwards. Tho market
closed aonloha steadier. The aggregate of business
was worry large. Now York Centfal ranged at 8o,13
81 uaraln at 10o@102,{ Lake 6horo al 117s9sG1gt;
Wabash, 83@37; Northwestern, 3lH@33X; Rock
Island ut 84Etas1N; st. Paul at 2aA @94k; Western
luton ut 4bk 600; Pacific Mail at 21is35c.
.1f%.-
, 1873-11-01

SHEEP-Wera In limited demand only, and sold
alowy at former quotations, at $2763,25 for poor
10 medium and at 90 for good to choice Ship
pera dono nothing willis tho purchases Of local butch
efs WeGa smaller than uaURl.
, 1873-11-01

!! rsis:; K; AZ H. 's s's' 's'' los
dollar ii lti1eal 1ol.8l5l los.ol III. ass1 1.osA
The intrinsic value In gold. according to the Euro
pesn legal standard Of / to l6k, IL that which con-
trolls tho expectation Of gold and silver COINS Sill
YER It the above intrinsic values and gold at par are
tiatgod il transported by the steamers at less than
silver.
LOCAL STOCK AND DoND s1AnKET,
Mesars. Preston, koan g. Co. quote Us follows
, 1873-11-01

New York oentr"l.... e1!iohie Misssa'ppi... 22,f
tseic..:: commune 44H]C, q. Oa... ,....,. G8
ERIC nfd...'.. .... % TO-, .. Il Q......,. as
naro' Iio -; .s.''.19d Lake Shore. ba
I!nrlGm LOO 1ntttAnh Centrn. ,,,, 90
ni!chgal oontFal.... o. |1l1inoh Central. 90
1,htnbnrRi.. 70 Union Pucno atocks, 16x
MofthweH!ern, n1H|ttnton lacino bonds, g4x
Northweslcrn pfd:.. 6o Oentrnl Pacific bonds, a3K
N. j. Central, ,.,., al In II h Erio IL IL
bt Fatl ............ 29Nl
, 1873-11-01

Wheat was fairly active In the afternoon, aud
oloaed easier thun on Change, closing at 9oAc
cash md seiicr November, tue latter selling
cembor, closing at 81 1.009l l.007@. Corn was in
fair demand aud a shade higher, closing at 500
961So seller Noyombor, and 753kc seller Decom-
ber. Two yossois. carrying together about
$4,000 bu, were chartered Tor wheat to Buffalo
MT 4n.
, 1873-11-01

below the mi,limuna prices & yestordny aftor-
noon, Later thoro was decided rcactsol, whom
dIctod aud Now York was quoted higher. There
was worry moderate domalJ for shipment, aud
that Chiefly for Northwestern, or No. 8; but q
considerable quantity Of cash wheat WAS taken up
and more tomorrow, on seller November
Tho leading foature OF tho market for cash
was, however, the buying up OF as much "a they
could get hold OF quietly, by parties who calcu-
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Oua character If the demand now male up"n
she Treasury. this Legislature shall considc'
The question Ut subsidy ~ Private Cospors
lions In ito foil scope snd extent - fraod.
and . violation 1t righ,s,'us pnnciple and
organic law. and declare ssslnst Il In any
smoupi. nn,ler any circumstances 10 any
pesss'n or company, Montana will have taken
. p''sition which every State and Territory
will yet reach. and stand unshackled, IN
taxed for corporate nabobs, worthy Of her
bright destiny and welcoming It by every.
thing that commends coua,sy to Capital
and Industry. Establish the principle in
Montana that those who are to own and
and receiveAhe benefits Of railroa IL shall pay
tor them. just ~ you pay for your ranches.
go'ds. mills and msnufac, uries, and yu will
have done wisely and we'll. Rise above
petty considerations; test the clap trap and
sophistry"f lobbyists and corporate .chemers
with common sense; bs true to yourselves.
your obligations. y0ar constituents aud thu
responsibility your action will entail upon
the people 10 long rs dollar Of subsidy ~
in'cre., 10 {" Ike paid, and acting in x.nsl
faith with Intelligent apprehension, daring
Ia do MI things right and fearing to do oil
things wrong, frame your legislation by the
standard Of integrity and principle, and
the" will it be we'll with you and with Mon.
tana
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Ch'ca-o. Apr'' ia Washington special
says: Fears are entertained here that =
change of pulley 10 about to t.ks plnc.
among the Sspuish volunteers in Cub,
which will give our Government consider.
aO'e trouble. For some time past the vol.
onteers have had the virtual management,
aud direction OF affairs in Cuba. This was
especially soundcr the monarchy with which
the volunteers were closely allied. Il is
well known TINT they have no admiration
for the Spanish Republic and ,bs, they
regard the United States with peculiar aver
sion. There Is report that the volunteer
ore maturing plans for taking possession Of
the island aud wrestling it from Spain. Iu
case of any revolution of this kind il il
believed that little respect would b. shown
far either the lives or property of American
Citizens. Volunteers would murder xnd
co"fiscste At will. They would not regard
themselves M bound by the treaties now
existing between the u 8. and Spain and
especially those relating 10 Spanish possess.
ions in America In view Of SUCH con,in
ge"cy the administration will probably
strengthen our naval force in Cuban waters
and adopt such measures rs will insure pr,.
lection to the lives aud property Of Ameri.
can citizens in Cuba.
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Utah 9al


Salt Lake. April 5.-Judge Mexican in.
formed the bar this m"rning that NO case in
equity would he heard by the Court, mas.
much ~ jury trials on the law side of III.
Court c"uld not be had, except the parties
agree. unless Congress ai.is aud correc,s
judicial affairs The decision works grea.
hardship. bet 10 apparently unavailable.
A fire yesterday destroyed the building
occupied by Judge H~wley and Others.
Salt Lake, April 1.-THE Mormon Con.
ference 10 in full blast, The attendance is
large and increasing. Brigham Young de-.
Iivered long discourse to DAY, the main
point being against Gentle Seciarian
sclo''s being introduced here from Baby.
I'm. lie urged motl,c's tn educate their
own children, and Lot allow outsiders IL
interfere with the kingdom o. God. lie
denounced the growing disinclins,ion IL
pay ti'b,ng, and ssid the salvation Of the
people was impcrilled by non performance
of duty.
The progress Oil the various railroads 10
encouraging.
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LETTER from GENERAL SHERMAN.
Military Profession Punished the North.
en- Paei1e 3ailroaA.
HEADQUARTERS Army U. 8. A.,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY U. 8. A.,
WARRINGTON, d. T., March 2lsi, 1873 I
Dear GeneroI: I have your letter o!
March 9Th. W. are doing all that Is ps,ssi.
bIe tn assure the suthm tiles Ut the Noy,L
Pacific Rai':"ad Of military protection scros,
that dangerous interval from the Missouri
river u F"rt Ellis. The President, Mr.
C"ss, hes called for such protection, and re-.
ccived assurances the, he shall have oil the
tro"ps we can possibly draw to that quarter.
To this end. the 7'h Cavalry is now being
moved from the South 10 Fort Randall. and
thence will he moved Ia Fort Abe Lincoln.
A part Of the ID Cavalry, now in Montana,
may be reinforced - Ms 10 act from thu
quarter. General Terry is familiar with IL.
Country. and General Sheridan. who com
ms"ds the division, has taken all possible
steps in advance 50 tha, II any delay occur.
In the building IT the North Pacific Rmd,
II cannot he charged tn the military. Hop.
ing that you continue in god health, auG
well sstifieti, am,
Truly yours,
W. T. SHERMAN,
General.
To B. F. Porrs,
Governor 1T Montana
Virginia City. MT.
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N,:,s Of t13 Dly.

Senator Sumner owns John Bunyan's
Bible.
Gen. Sheridan will soon publish mill
tary b0ok.
Oregon expects large immi grafton from
Wiac,nsin.
Eighty American physicians prescribe for
sick folks In Berlin.
A jewish Synagogue recently completed
In Ph ilade'ph'a cost @soo,ooo
Grayson Springs, Tennessee, has had the
same postmaster for forty years.
A Phcbc man has died natural d. s,h,
and the pe"ple there are disguised.
Pomeroy and York, says the st. Louis
Dem"e'"'. own lots IN the same cemetery.
There were 1850 business fs lures during
1872, with liabilities Of over &l2i. OO0,O 900.
The estimated expense Of the Vienna Ex.
hibi'ion Is eight and a half million dollars.
A company has been formed in Des Moines
Iowa. for the manufacture Of KID u ives.
Robert E. Lee. Jr.. son Of the late Con
fet,crntc General. ~ likely to be the mex,
Democratic candidate for Governor Ut Vir
ginis.
Ida Lewis and her husband don't live
happily together. She Is c.,quette and he
II JEALOUS and cross. Such is the fate Of al
bcr,,iLcs.
Six cases Of measles in the editors family
prevented the issue Ot u Montana paper.-S
f. (Ar0siclt.
Deac''n Hooper has been made Presiden,
Of the Descret National Bank, Vice Brigham
Young resigned.
A ghost story Il attached to the second
story Of the official residence If the Gov
ernor Of Missouri.
A Wisconsin, editor offers \ bottle Of
stomach htters ~ y premium for every new
subscriber to his paper.
The Elk" Ldpendens. under the head Of
Lost, strayed or stolcn." adycr,ises for
information Of one Colin Anderson. q Meth.
odis, preacher.
An Oswce" paper calls George Washing.
s"n liar and u thief. because he stole SOM.
property and eloped from that place with n
married woman.
A Wisconsin schoolm,ster has found
better than the rod; he makes
unruly boys take dose Of castor oil. AM
they don't sin but once.
There Is disguised poet on the Virginia
E"'erprise. He path.'icslly alludes to Cali.
f"rnia ~ place where the dissolu,e grass
hopper stitch upon ye mullen stalk and
raspeih his libi.iinous fiddle. Next.
Billy Dwyer. while before justice of the
peace, At Austin, on the Goth, t. answer |
charge Of mis'iemeanor, drew = pistol and |
threatened somebody's head of. The iudv.
md the spectators left the room until the |
Excited William concluded to 20 to the near. |
est SALOON for drink.
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EDrTOR New NoRru.WEsr-
You may thinks from the increase of YOU,
su''scr'bers in this camp that spring 10.
come and miners have commenced to ,skrnu,
money, but such is no. the case. We hav..
~" or four feet of snow yet. The min NJ
prospects for the GINNING season . Ro,M.
There are twen,y>fnur claims in this vicinity
that will b. worked this summer and the,
pn"pect to pay from a to go per Jay :"
the hand. The population during the sum
mcr will Ike about 100 men. The tune cou,
'anirs On Elk Creek arc oil really to com
n'ence work u sM'n as the water starts. A
letter from James F. Middnugh states h.
and II. L. St"ne wintercd in Pnche. Fl.
says times are very hard there every Mon.
tsnisn that c"u'd &c, hack to Montana would
start back In the spring. Yours truly.
VI. R.F.
YRIKA, Elk Cfeek, Anil 8 lSsa
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New York. April lU.-lh insurance IN
aoracc Grceley's life, $lOO, 0OO, has been coI.
lec'ed. The policy is the largest paid in the
last decade.
Tue specie dealers arc complaining Of the
United States mint for delaying the issue ,,f
GUMS. The officials state the new dies arc
not ready aud they cannot issue coin, frum
old ones.
A comm0ttOn has been created In Wall
street ny the announcement that the Grand
Jury has summoned several lsading tanker.
who ~ inclined To tell Ill they know ..uu,
cliques formed aud forming, and u give ,he
names of the usurvrs.
The drss yellow fever patient ssen 4,
quarantine This season, arrived y@.,er.,.v
frm Rio Jsneiro. The authorizes h.v.
taken every pree.a.ion to arrest the mn,
yress vi the disease, aud have NO fear uf .
general epidemic.
James T. King, awaiting TRIAL for the
murder Ut An,hony T. O'Neil, il in advanced
Stage Ut consumption aud liable 10 early
death. Nixon, un'!er sentence to he hanged
" Improving. Dutch Heinrich, the cels.
bsated bond r0bber, IL insane,
The Ssss Albany c'rrsspoadeaoe eivea
The following y Iiss 1T Ssnators Who L.,
yeas sseesvsi es.ooo each f~ voting ae.iu.,
he pro raia freight bill - broushs eue no
lhe Erie 'nves.isaiion-0eo. Bovn. La,.n
L Lsv,. Vim. B. Wooals, No,es v II
Allen, Gabriel 7, Hasrowsr end Jamea
WaDdA
Ths v"Tkissnen's eonv.a.ios /, 10 b.
he'd 10 tbs city on the ia inst, to taxa
acslos 10 insaFs speedy eafosossnes, Of n.
sskhe hour 'av. The w0skiog,sen 10 sen. |
ssal hsvs hs''s sympathy with ~ ags,s,u,a
Anc 9" soi care 10 invite rrpssi,ioo 81 ,h..
assssses 1t . ytas sgo.