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, 1873-06-11
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
a Drunken SON Shoots His Fnthor,
md then lulmaGIf--Nofthor nrp Ex-

a Drunlsen SON Shoots HIS Fnthor,
nlld then lnlmgolf--Nofthor nrp lSx-
poctod to Live.
Special Dispatoh 70 Tia Chicago Tribune.
DIooM1NaToN, Juno l0.-I1,o Daily 1'anta-
graph tomorrow will contain tho following from
Decatur, datoa to-days
The town Of Decatur WAS thrown into groat
oxcitomont last evcntng by tho report Of shoot
ing nffray. a Visit to the promises clicitod tho
following facts A young man named Diokos, in
tho hardware bnsinoss In Docatur, and who for
aorno time has boon drinking Aoayily, wont to
hfB fathers house last evening In moro than IN
unusual atato Of intoxtcation. Tho family woro
Just preparing to ait down to ton, and lo wau
invited by his mothor to join thom at tho table.
As she hAndod her son cup Of ten ho began to
abuso hor in tho most shameful manner, bocpm-
Ing 80 vohoment That his father ordered him to
deHist. The son drow hmall revolver and,
reaching acroBa the table flrod at his father, who
tell from his Heat. Tho Bon then raised up from
AtH scat, placed tho pistol against hia own faco,
noar tho eyos and fired, fatally wonnding him.
Holf. He ,yaa carried to the jail, whore ho ro-
mained until this morning, when ho was removed
to l,ia fathor'a residence. whore Lo is now Wing
at tho point Of dsath. Tho bali lodged noar tho
brain. A consultation OF physicians pronounced
tho wound fatal. An attempt to extract tho ball
wns mado.
Tho father wns shot In Tire hoad, tho bali on
toring tho check and coming out Just buck OF tho
car. Ho Is not expected to live.
, 1873-06-11

Ono Colorcd Woman l3rutnlly Hcats
Another nnl n1cr Two Cfailtlrcns
Special Dtspatsh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
zANEsy1h1E, Ohio, May 10.-This afternoon, u
brutal attaclt waa mado On colorod woman
named Currio, and hor two clildron, ono m In.
fant months old, by d colored woman natnod
Mrs. Turner. Mira. Turner struck Mrs. Currio
with q gallon crook, broaking it oyor hor head
and with tho brokon piocoB nttackod tho oldest
Child, yensa old 8ho then re-attackod the moths
or, cutting hor aevoroly, ind, aftor beating hor
aome timo with tho broken piocos OF tho crook,
picked her up, and throw hor on, the bod on ton
Of tho othor infant Assistance camo at this
time. Mrs: T,lrnor was arrested. Both children
Will probably dio. Mrs. Currio, tho mothor, ia
bndly cut ind disfgured.
, 1873-06-11

abovo rcoitod, through tho Common Council,
and TINT tho authority dorivod undor tho orti-
nanooa paasotl In conformity with tho first 500
tton, and that contained in Tho last roottod eoo-
tIon, Is oil tho nuthorty ho has got. and is limit
cd to thd LISTING Of 1ioonHos il conformity with
them, md tho power to rovoko them, when
tsauod, is Iestrlotoa to tho above nvo enumerated
ture, onnnot DO oxorolsod and doea not exist, In
any othor oaso7
Tho question is not, DID ths Common Council
Mayor with discretionary or arbitrary powor to
revoke but, Did tho Legislature, uldor tho
charter and its anondnontH, confer upon tho
Common Council tho authority to pass such or
dinancou, and TO clotho tho Mayor with auch
powor?
BY "a examination of dary'o Lawa and Ordl-
nancoa, continuing tho chartor and nmondments
cited, 1t will be aeon that 10 such powor WAS
conferred diroct upon tho Mayor, nor was
authority conferred upon tho Common Council
any such arbitrary powers to revoke. Tho powor
conferred is rostrioted to five specified caaen,
and tho ordinances cited by tho Mayor nro void.
, 1873-06-11

Fore, tho Emotional Wffc-NIurdcrcr-.
Nlystorto1ls murder.
ST.. LOUIS, Juno 10.-Agnos Donnolly, the
young lady who WAS with Mrs. Fore when her
husband assaulted and attempted to kill her with
hatchot on tho . street, few days
ago, to-day malo , information In the
Court Of Criminal Correction, charging Josopl,
II. Fore with M assault with intent to kill Ills
vito. Tho preliminary examination will tnko
place this week.
A mutilated colorod man, namol Solomon
Barnes, WAS found on tho truck Of tho Chicago
d Alton Railroad about milo below Brooklyn,
opposite this city. Near by were evidences Of q
eovcre struggle, aolub smoared with blood, and u
bundle Of c]othing, from which 1t is supposed
Darnoa was murdered and placed On tho railroad
truck to bo r1tn over by q traiu.
, 1873-06-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial News.


!; new Yona, June 10.-Financial matters are dull.
!. Money iB abundant and easy, ut aud per cent.
Y Sterling lower but closed hrs, at 1e8AS109 for
:|aixty days md 1lo@tl0t6 for sight.
Gold was weakor, decllnng from 117s1 to 117N.
rowing olearngu, $4,000, coo. Treasury tsburso-
1nents, 81, ,15o, 900, mainly In redemption Of $685.
The exports OF domestic produce for tic wook
81, ,el6 600.
- aoyornments wore quiet and nrn,.
z State bonda ruled duh and stealy.
p Htooka woro quot nearly all day and generally firm
during tho forenoon, but lato n the day raid was
:1naB by the bears st, Paul, Wabash, Union Pacific
md O. g. I. O., tho prices Of which wero forced OH
. 1K@3N por cent undor heavy aaes, while the romnin-
dor Of Tie List fell to less extent The market closed
excited Eric notable exception to tho general
,narkes aud closed atroug ut ayanco OF per cent
Tho chief fluctuations wero Erie, G23t@GJN Pacific
Mall, 4oA, 4o, SIX, 40; Western Union. S3, Bay,
g2 81. Paul, q, b2A: So bo aud preiered, 72@7l
Wabash, es,5, o5; ohio'a SIX, ss4. %; Now York
Central 1oo,&, 1oial, loo1 lake sloss, olK, pl4,
Erie trat mortgage bonds sold down to 81 coHipg with
81 bid.
.1IH1.
, 1873-06-11

Thoro mover spoolalty in modleno that MAS NOT
piratsd. Hostetors Btonnoh Bitters Is exception
to tho general rno. fraud ollovs In the track Of tho
Great Negotiable Restorative It akos tho oircn Of tho
world aud oors its pornlcnuB limitations to tho rick at
e1o1 turn anxious to dsool tho public NTH hnEr traA
Tho ntatora and opuntoEfooss offer 1t by tho gallon.
tho bsrros tho ho9.hoad vol ns by thu bottle Bo
ware Of thIn deluro Of denominations. Boar In mind
thnt tho truo artlele Is sold in bott1os only and tho
Of gonnouona to bo found upon tho glase tsof
a. vol upon the foly engraved Government stamp
and tho elegant label. Tho great vosotAbo tonio pro-
vona and all bilious aordors and complaints of tho
dgostivo organs and tho ayato 1a,aios upon
which tho vc limitations ptoduco ooct than tho
.pnsota 1{n1f u,nn tho co.nnf
, 1873-06-11
Buffalo Liyc stoc1r Marker,

DurFA1u, Juno 1D.-CAT11E-Recoiptn to-day, III
cng 1i5 reported to arrive, 260I total for tho
week, G17l. The market opened active ut strong aa
weeks prices, but bofore tho c1oao Rhownd soo agus
Of wosionngt although no pronounced doo1ino wns g.
ioia sesis, Ts'i e sRss1 ill., ss
14 Missouri ateora, 1851 TO ,107 bs, St ss7t@eo0
81 Ohio s.eors, nv lbs, At $500 Is KansaH steers
1907 lbs, ut 4576@G12 324 illinois stccre Az ,oo4
u 2Ga ibs It .3o@o.l2B II Michigan atockors Nv
sIEEr AND Gamns--Rocetpts today, including re-
ported erFiynla LOCO total for thh week. 72oo MIR
closing rates. Bses ISL Ohio cuppeI shoep, os@o3
ibs at s5oo@e.oo; 400 Michigan clipped, 81 It's, at
$3.50. -:
1loas-nocofpts toay, including reported Arrivals
1000; total for tho weok, IL, ,000 Market slow md
du ut $4.60Gs4.75. Eaatorn buyers arc holding off.
The locnl trao supplied themselves we'll laat week. In
consequence up to there not sullci6nt sales
to mako roliablo quotations. Tho pous woll filled.
, 1873-06-11
DAllou, tho great disciple Of UnivcrsalfBu, colo
bratod their golden wedding In Lnnoastor, Mass.,

nAllou, tho great disciple Of univorssltsu,, colo
bratod their golden wedding In Lnneaator, Mass.,
last weok.
Jeff. Davis ia writing book.
Dooohor is advised to go 10 Colorado.
Only !elevon Watering plaoea claim Lucca for
tho Boason. ~
=, Dawes fsa1ary:grabbor) Inns not snilod for
Europe, and don't know whom lo will.
Tho Tichborno claimant ,wantB moro money,
md honoo Ills Into appoal to tho British public
for funds.
George Alexander, Of Woodstock, Is oatod to
tho senate Of Canada III tho plaoe Of 11r. Burn
ham, deoonaod,
George Cruikshank fs to rocelTo q ponaion Of
COS from tho Royal Treasury, md Quo Of eco
from tho Royal Academy.
postmastor.Go General Campbell, of Caunda, is
to be appointed Minister Of Militia, Gibbs TAX
ing tho poHsmaatcr-d doneralship.
Bishop Wh!pplo, Of Mlnnosotu, will proaoh tho
5osmon at tho conHccratton OF the BishopH
church, at Davenport, Town, tho 18th inut.
John r. Morgan, organist of Trinity Church,
Now York, las resigned OH account OF Ill health,
William NJ. Parker. lato OF tho Boston. Hart
ford, L Erie Railroad, has beon appointed su-
porintondont Of tho Connooticut..& PasHumpsio
Nal1ronl.
Edgar Cowan, Of aroensburg, has beon olcct-
cd member Of tho Ponnoylvania constitutional
Convention by tho Democratic dolegatoH at large
In place Of Franklin .. gowen, resigned.
George. ". Beach, Superintendent Of tho
Nangatuck Railroad, Inns for flyo years prnctiacd
walking tho whole .aongth Of tho road at least
twico yonr. Tho road 1s not 10 long aB tho
Chicago 4 Northwestern.
Senator Morton returned to Indianapolis on
Saturday, aftor an hbaonce Of several wocks ut
Hot Springs, Ark. Tho Senator il looking
much better than When ho loft bore, and thinks
bis hoalth is steadily improving. Ho will loayo
In d Tow days for Colorado.
Miss droeloy, being very losirous to obtain rs
many as possible Of tho lottora Of her father, tho
late Horace droo1oy, will ostoou, it great favor
on the part OF any Of Ills friends having lottora
Of interest written by him, II thoy will kindly fu-
oloso such lottors to lor by mail, that ahe may
take copies, aftor which aho will roturn tho
originals to their ownora. Such friends will
gleaso addroas Ida L. Greo1oy, Chappaqua,
Westchostor County, New York.
, 1873-06-11

Mr.. r. n. Hooley, Of Opora-HouBe fame, ro-
turned from the East on Monday.
L. G. Smith, Of Berlin, is among the arrivals
et the West Side Briggs House.
Miss Glover, ono Of tho three leading ladies'
at Hooley's, has, we learn, severed hor connec-
tion with Alr Hooley'a establishment.
Col. s. D. sollers, OF Philadelphia, is at tho
Woat Side Brigga House.
Mrs Kate N. Doggett will lecture on TART =" in
Christian Union Hall, No. ia East Madison
street, Friday, I'm.
Tho Hon. John T. Ely, Of Cedar Rapids, Is in
the city, and registered at the West Side Briggs
Gen. A. D. Straight, Of indianapolis, was in
tho city yesterday. and registered at the West
Side Briggs House.
The steamer Parthia arrived at Queenstown
on Monday, safe and sound. Among tho pas
aengcrs' were the family Of tho Hon. Carter Il.
Harrison, and Mrs. Mi1wooa. Of this city.
The Hon. Newton Batoman, Superintendent Of
Public instruction of Illinois, OF Springfield is at
the st. Julian.
Prof. Hayen'a fourth lecture will be given at
Christian Union Hall, No. ia East Madison
street, at . o'clock to-day, tho subject being
"socrateR." As Mr. Socrates WAS quito man
In his time, and had notions Of hla own, ho will
undoubtedly prove m interesting TOPIC. Go.
State Deputy Joseph L. Drake instituted o
now lodge of l. 0. OF G. T. in this city, to DO
known aB the Burr Mission Lodge No. 820.' The
following are the ofleers: N. Martini ". @. T.;
Jcnnie Peck, ". '. T.; Walter Prioat, n. g.;
Charles Dorgnor, F. g.; Doll Auatin, T.; John
Patohen, Chaplaini A. Y. Rogers, H.; L. q. Kit
finger, I. g.; A. Rurling, o. s.. ]. o. Brayman,
P. ". @. T., and Deputy q. ". Q. T.
At tho West sido Briggs House aro Henry
Wilhelm, Omaha; II. Flynn, Dos MoineB T.
". Nowo1l, milwaukee George @. Stanley; Fort
Scott A. Il. Wilmer, lancaster. Pa. Charles
Maxwell, Toronto; John Irvine Carr, Now York
E. .. Wardner, Milwaukee; Il. W. Friond,
Grand Haven 8. Il. Stone, Keeno r. Clarke,
. Wisconsin Jan,es Benedict, New York; and 8.
Wilson, Boston.
Mr. Dartley T. Campbell, who acquired quito
aroputatlon as playwright during his connoo-
ton with IIooley's Theatre has. gone to
Long Branch to enjoy tho soa-breoxo and
tho society OF President Grant during
tho summer. His best productions wore
Iiaks, ~. Peril" " Fato," aud it llo had not
meddled with "Ya Gontlo Savage" ho would
have boon worry fortunate in hla Chicago career.
Az it is, le las done we'll. He Ia young man
of promise, and may yet DO famous. All Ills
friends wish him pleasant aojourn by the aide
Of tue Atlantic.
The venerable Iloy. Dr.. Benjamin Wlllttemoro
lVuiyeraAlisD aud ll4 Wlfe. dapghtek ot AoHeA
, 1873-06-11
MAYOR hIEDILL'S POWER TO REVOKE L.
CEMSES,

10 The Editor Of IAs Chicago 1Fibn,a:
SIN: Docs the Mayors bill, or docs it not,
contain tho following clause?
It shall bo the duty Of any, such Mayor, when ro-
9uesod BY resolution, to furnish to thu legislative
thoy Of any such city or otlser brunch thcruof any
information IN hls possession or CONTROL concornng
any nator or transaction connected With tho adlns
tration Of tho City Government.
DoeB not tho City Charter OF 1863-Gary's
laws and ordinances pago 25-contain tho fol-
his mossago to tho Council Of last night
{. -uom1non Council is empowered; TAirt<enth-
r. authorlze tho Mayor, other proper oesra OF tho
city, to gsaat aud issue licenses, md drecs tho
to bo paid tlerior. Provided, rhAt no llconae sha 10
granted tor moro than year, and that than
this, act, and tho feo Tor iasulng tho salno
shnll not exceed 81 hut no lconso for tho aalo of
wnss Or ether M ynoas or fermentoa
aforesaid sha bo losa than $50. Bends nny 10 takon
on tho granting of Nconse for Tho due Observance Of
oi
Dooa not the amendatory aot OF Fob. IL, 1906,
not referred to by Mayor hloditl iu his message,
contain tho following provision (Aoo. o., p. 100.
Gary's LawB)7
Acenses te uoll iquor shall not be granted to any
ny thS r. cual est ot tho
tioS & n.!oF!ty & tho toma!ttoo on Liesnses e
discretion, @ M revoke @ al licenses hei '' or eranteI m
iii violation of this gooton; and 10 may, IN
addition thereto asO revoke tho lieenso g'ysn q
iicensoa hold grAutod to any rcrson who muy bo
convicted Of gambling, immortality, und koopsng Ills.
orderly houHe Aud no lcenso slml1 hereafter DO IT,
sued grantod to my poraon convicted aforesaid
oxcopt upon tho experimentation OF not loHs than six
respectable ollsnolderB, living III thu ueghborlood
OF tuo applicant. aud tho Board Of Police,
Docs not Mayor Medill know that thoBo pro-
yisions aro contained in tho Clty Charter md
amendments thoroot, and that, In faot and roal-
ty, none OF tho aootona of tho charter cltod by
lin In hs message confer my authority what
uoovor upon him % Mayor oithor to iauno or re-
yoko ltconBes, but tlat all hia authority In tho
prouiuoH IL derived under the two sections
, 1873-06-11

Tho Abuse of q husband Drives q
Wife to Seek rRclicf in Denth-.She
Throws Herself Before u Railway
TrAtI1s Mt AfnsyvOrtL.
It III probable that the continued abuse indct-
cd by hor brutal husband caused Mrs. Elizabeth
duntz to commit suicide at Ainswortb, yoBter-
day morning, by throwing heraolf before train
Of CATS Of tho Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern
Railroad. The circumstances Of her tragic
donth arc as follows:
!. On Monday ovoning, hIrs. Guntz and hor
daughter attended houRe-wnrming in Aims
worth. When they returned homo ut 10 o'clock
they wore greeted with q torrent OF abuaivo epi-
thota from Frank Guntz, tho husband and
fathor. Guntz being intoxicated, the abuse did
not end until hts vito had boen almost ohokod
tal blow from d club. At hnlf-past o'clock, ono
Of tho littlo girls relates that 1er mother, faint
and oxhausted from the treatment sho
had received, said slio vas going
To prevent her from leaving, Guntz wont down
stairs aftor q hatohet to nail tho door up. Dur
ing his abaonco, Mrs. GuntZ put on hor shawl
and bonnet, and, kissing her threo children,
went out. Guntz wan much onragod whom ho
his pillow, eithor to kill his vito whom Hho re-
turned or to securely faaton tho door. He soon
lay down, aud, falling into drunken stupor,
tho children, about o'clock, started ont to find
were told that woman had boon run oyor
few minutes boforc., They went in the direc..
tion in which tho body lay, aud, wheu they had
roaohed It, tho youngeat child, q girl Of II yoars
recognizing tue. featnros of her mother in the
dim morning light, throw hersolt on the body,
and burst into loud cries. Tho throo ohildron
waited BY tho body OF thoir mother until 1t was
removed into tho staton-house.
It appears that Mrs. Guntz was run over by
tue incoming express train Of tho Lake Shore s
Michigan Southern Railroad, about half
past q in the morning. Tho engineer Of
thu train says that, as tho engine noared
ing on tho track. Whom the eugine Was within
2 short distance Of hor, sho apparently, threw
gino could 30 stopped tho front ,whooly had
passed. over her, killing hor instantly. 1t WAS
the opinion Of tho Coroner'a jury that sho stum-
boa in attempting to cross tho track hastily, and
they rendered 3 verdict Of death by accident.
But tlo circumstances SOON rather to indicate q
suicide.
Mrs. Guntz waB n respectable woman, and tho
daughter Of Mrs. schoro, OF No. IS Third ave-
nue.. 6he was 81 yoars Of ago, and loayen threo
chillron tho Oldest OF whom is boy of IT, aud
the youngoat d girl Of II.
, 1873-06-11

NEW YonK, Juno 10.-Tho dry goods commisaion
agents wore worry quiet md tho obbing trado WAS only
moderately actve with nearby dealers. Cotton goods
remain unchanged in prico BY tho agents, but nro
ohbing at irregular rates Mona wenr Wnolena are In
akinH, and fancy cassnercs aro fairly active. jeans
and satinets are quiet. BhAwls aro dull and lower
Black grenadines groy Japanese Cloths nnd wlde aaah
dull
, 1873-06-11

WATERFOWL, Mas, Juno 10..--BExr 0ATT1E-1so-
cepta, 687; supply light; nearly onc-llalf Western
cattle fully n higher 1.-Two weight compared with
last week. Choice, $1Q.00@10.25 c1trn, <9.OOa0.15
nret quality, sa.oo@8.75; second. $a,oo@7.7s; third,
<5O0@5,7b.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Receipts, 1,103: mnrket inae-
tive; BheaEcd sheep, oH@0ho; ahcarcd yearllngs, 10
, 1873-06-11

New YonE, Juno 10.-CoTToN-In moderate request
brs Ryo onr sssay IT ssSs@ 9es'''es' ys asa
sto.dy; Western s345 whea. quiet; receipts iso oo(
M Nssthxestssn, No. as' siEs'utae,
winter n.cS@ios. Ryo more or actSe: Western, Stern etr M
2es ea Row ni3sd M Wss,ssn ! sSe
A4G947o; white, 55@5sc.
E4;aos77stS%aay; Z; ,e. 7't% Western, 17H@1so.
anooEn1Es-ooace active, but lover; Rio, 17h@
2N sSsf str fair to good ,rsnng
6Erno1zga-osude, ;sK@e,lo; refined, 1e,x@191o.
primo mess sl7ooa1s.oo. neet dun 1 and anchsSssa. s
M dss 9 saf sose Sos SH ;hises on ssar @ Is
ehort s, clsar' sH@8&o. Lard lower; Western aoa'
u juT4as:-oaist; esrss: III. Western, 1s@2oe.
0nEasE-Qulet 1t l1l@1lNc.
Wu1azz-Aloro actiyo q 93e,
O1No1sNArr. juno 10.-DaxApsTurTs-F dull o.
sssss f. Sy $ys qaist 1t Fss oats da Il Ssetse Bar
Pnov1s1oas-Eirmer. Mesa pork held nt s1e. .bon
1e' VII M d2s 5,a 1era stgssay gH
sTe baeon res shoadors, Ike eloaf rb, eXo e1s
CleAt, INC Will J00bnB antc9
w111sKx-stcatly At a9c: .-'
AinwAuKEE, June 0.--nnEAnB1urra--Flour steady;
spring o1ras, $70097.25 Wheat firm No. l. $1.34a
No. q s1.275 spot sl.ooA seor June; sl25 sellor
duly. O. Gate tlr1,; No.. 2 2sHs; No i, 31He: Corn
No. l. 73o barley dull and shade lower; No. !, 7oc
FnE1o,tTs- Buffalo, e; oswego 100.
RsUxgsnfe'H 1fS vss @ Ss
Tho receipts Of flour to-day nearly 25U 600 b,,,
BY ae last yeas s
aud tho shipments BY 2;S99 4G4S@o eqo.
TOLEDO, June TO- o.-bREApsrurra-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wleat dull and lower; extra white
si.saI sPot NJ: rcd, si:co; ~. ! si:.9S NG
mixed, liz spot 4sNo July low mixed, 4sYe; yel-
s s sSi5 aisSs sSSss ;'s Ssv,so and
sss1ss bsls wheat corn,
Ensrsrsss s1: ee 1000 brls: wheat 10000 bu
eorn' $1,000 bu; oatei ota%21nsp i'G9e 9u;
CLEVELAND, June 10..-BnRAnsTurTs- -Whoat qrsiet,
unchanged, nominal No. rod, sl,o5; No. 2, sl.5l
Corn nriner held 4e@a7c. oata steady: No. l, aoc.
PfRn01noa-eaift Io1isSi1MEI s5faSy( Unchanged. :
Lou1av1rIE. juno 1o.-DnEApsTurTa-Flou in
'ted ae9and pses ssesdy Corn atoady 6e@
Pnov1s1oNa-fork arm Sl7oo Bacon firm shout
dera, 7Ho; clear rib o&o; oloar, o,3c, al packed.
1 S'ciry n,,,{ gta ; ~ - tJ,a n1
Rackoa. D9iK eats a''e5, pus Urn hn9nlaery1 oIc
uerccs I sts9So: , pri,e I steaa. s%o. "fa 4'"'s
"As31~7'eAoS SHnW " 1yo; nnrn.ra
rrw onrr.xo I,no iG Anur. ~f,r,,
aoW1n.; aWn;;nmsSn miaSa 'asles a. ''' "''s' o4@''''
55isz|9s!i gs,ase, .:;ss .s2eo;; ,; *,r ,<
omi othera unsheugoi. 0e'.'f ~ .. @A':1''
16lo: low middn1 InIai7c: ,kaiinU Hill 1ai1Ai9s i1s
IA fi;nU wv nr5oana saInS9ase, rscn;,s,a IA
m"rta otnc% ns' 100 's9'o|'e' A'@e'p A''''' ~
0'pof'a A'o'A' o''4-] DurFA1o +:
prvr.ro runo N - INV. v.naTnppa-p,orr ato.1v
wheat dull sales, 5000 bu No. ahllwaukeo 1T s. 20. t.
~ ~ Gaa .t uu nau5 , y" "'e''s" al Ao'7
" sug ap nSnntv 1oa1o,<,
wheat. and oNo ior corn A '4''N'' A''ses4'1%' '04
"Aee'' "a1" WV ~. .,ITI IN ;:nrrpu7A
- - o11,!s 1s =. -. ,,, ,,,
All insan s,.1,aua a. Eon Go ~ Nna W. ~
Wisconsin and Minn'esots, ssS6s.o woat ,ior 9ory
Wena; tfu; IT, 3
"catorn' soS: Wits h7o 1s,s morn nci,wo: ul,,t"
fn5h9lZc. Tn}rci I3Ssnc S3'" 'A'A' "o'4''t "A''o'
ysan2301;ouaN moe. r,rk <,a ona1o ok
-nrTunr puM-{yruin 19ljn. rscf,nnI intIr
=
, 1873-06-11

a New Drug doua6.
Hi. James Doland desires to announce to his friends
and former patrons that he has resumed bsfncss, md
ia now located at No. 50 CLARK street ashland Block
opposite Sherman House> e lie will constantly keepon
hand complete stock Of drugs, chemicals, perfumor
1es etc., and will give ha onro attention to tho bus
1css as he formerly did at tho old store Of Smith &
Dwyer, afterwards =. p, Dwyor l. Co., With which 10
waa nsaociAted for number Of years.
, 1873-06-11

o. not IN order to contor favor npon thcm but to
otifo tho aervicca Of thoso whose services will DO most
beneficial to tic rublIc,
, 1873-06-11
HOfftlann's Hop Pills

Hhvo baon used in thousands Of tho cnHoa Of fovnr
and Intermittent fovor, and dumb nguc, with
toniahtng Thoy oifercd to tho public, with
full confidence Ia their mort. They do MT contain poss-
inturiors Iropertios and be takon by adult
snd child With perfect safoty 1hoy and
for sale by Druggats At conta por box acn by mali
prepaid. MoLains Candiod Castor Oh is docion.
syrur Of tho casor boon harmless and ronb1o cataro
medicine. Also McLain's Vormifugo Donbons, do
lghtful worm candies. Ohildron delighted with
thou1. rrlco for oithor rs oonts. VAN SOI1AACK,
STEVENSON 4 REID. Eoln Acnnts Chtcnua.
, 1873-06-11

Amorica; achrs Kato wnslow, Magellan, Monana,
Jennie Himbaf
PASSED Up-props Woatford, Argyle, nonnoho ;;
tarKa Ponaa,,koo Nolaon Laffintor, Frnnz BIgcl /;
scirs sfooking Bird, r. Martin, Il. q. WInalow, D. J..
Mngitl,. q. 4. johnson. NJ
DITnorT, Midi, juno 1o.,-rAssrp .ur-rrop At
@-1f P1ssrp Dowx-prop Frod Kolloy rargo sanllao.
WiND-8ou.hwest.
, 1873-06-11

Special D71pa}ch 70 1He Chicago 1F26VNc
LAsAL1E, III. Juno 1o-Thoro Inns been no move
oana-boat 1aabos, loadod with cuts from I.nHallo,
Easaod into tho canal bound for Chicago. This was
TO only move On tho canal todny. The rvor Ia nt
foot inchcs on ho ttrc-a Of Lock 15 reported to-
day.
T. nyburn, Starseles, 10000 bu oats Tricn.1ahip,
Henry, 9ts9 bu corn Prop Whale, uonry. $500 Iu
Lookport, 5000 bu corn Dniner, ROMEO, o,ooo ba
corn. !, "a. ....
CtrAnEo-rrop Storm, Horny, 1o5 tons iron, MIL
1io hIorr1s, 200 brla salt j. A1onardt 80 n la. Of
tawa, II ,008 II 1umbor, 118 Bhinglog, Joliet.
, 1873-06-11

DETROIT, Mich., Juno 10.-pABsEp DowN-rropa st,
Paul, Lowell, City Of Toedo Nebraska, Raleigh Tent
pcat aud barge, India barts aunmes Cloud pr!do Of
, 1873-06-11

Indiana Ccntra1...... 27A
Illinois Central. ...'...l19
Union Pacific stocks. AZ
Union Pacific bonds. BtX
Central Pacific bonds. 103X
Dol. Lack. h Western. .105 Y
Hartford i Lrio. AZ
, 1873-06-11
PureVnccfnc Virus.

Eeom tho Hotter ,Ds. ]. 7. FISHER CO., e South
so1oeted tsifcEs, nd respectfully nak PHYSICIANS to
sond for circulars the address Of ct n cnnnot
bo obtained. Vaccination fec, &2 Dr. Fisher will pcr.
sonhlly attend tho othoo from to 6 .. m.
, 1873-06-11

The honorable noy. Dr.. Benjamin Wllittemoro
Uulyeraalistl aud hi4 Wito. a aapghtek Of uQ4eR