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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

BADLY SCARED. The report thai
our neighboring city of Mechanics
vile was terrible frightened for some
thing like a week during aud after
the chase of the Upton burglar from
Cedar Rapids through Bertram and
Mt. Vernon in that direction, appears
from last weeks Press TO have had
some foundation in fact.
The citizens, in fact, did not ven-
ture out Of their houses to draw wa
ter from the wells, feed the stock,
saw another stick of stove wood or
attend to any of the natural daily
calls, without first being assured by
signal from the Press man lwho was
stuck on the ta!lest spire in the vii
lagc for an outlook) that the coast
was certainly clear for four miles i'll
all directions. The engagement at
Mt. Vernon was reported by the said
signal officer as battle second on
ly to Gettysburgh; and the horrors of
his exposed situation SO effected that
usually cool-headed young man that
he has ever since been haunted by a
perfect stampede of night-mares.--
His visions have been filled with fly
ing burglars, bearded to the ground
and armed to the teeth; blood-thirsty
pursuers-horse, foot and dragons,
artillery, infantry and sore-seated cav
airy; and his calmest dreams have
brought the clash of armies, cries Of
victory, confusion Of retrat, groans,
clouds, blood, thunder aud all the
horrors Of "gr m-visaged war; with
his sswr nkled 'front.' most en-
phatically u, smoo he'd.
We are sorry for Mechanicsville,
and most particularly SO for the i'm
pressive Press man, whose useful
ness we fear may be permanently af-
fected. Bnt we feel sure that all
will ut once recognize, as we do. the
potency Of the excuse which is offered
for the rather undue nervousness OF
our peighbors. Several different
times in he past few vars the vii.
lage has been surrounded and captur.
ed by one Jack Scott, (the same
now b arding at she hosel-de-Shear'
err upon charge Of stealing hams
who upon such occasions was won
to march up and down the streets
defying arrest, breathing out threat
enings and slaughter aud even adj
ding to he horrors Of the situation By
every now and then showing I
glimpse the buck horn handle o
his pocket krif,., viii h was general
y sappos 10 he h'avy art nr'y. !
is un or una'e, but Of cou Sc natural
t At If er such exp ri. nee psopl
should BE- . little ti.Aid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Carpets dirt chaep al Cohh,s
cash store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

THE BURGLAR EXCITEMENT in this
vicinity seems to have expired by
limitation-for the present at least
As to the Burglar himself, there re-
mains little to add to our article of last
week. Clarence. however. was deter
mind not 10 be left out in the cold,
and sues for share in the matter by
declaring that bare-headed man
with blanket wrapped about him
instead of a coat, was routed out Of
4 barn near there last Wednesday
morning, stealing two pairs of stock
ings off line as he passed through
the yard. This, if accepted, will in
,erfere materially with the horse theo-
~. But however dark the prospect
may look, we should not be surprised
to hear of the arrest of Mr.. Burglar
get. At all events, the activity in
the matter has led to the arrest and
Imprisonment Of the worst man in the
business. The stolen goods of Cobb's,
Dean, Ingman l. Young's, were for
warded as directed, and accompanied
by detective, were carried to their
address in Chicago, the receiver be-
ing arrested as soon he had reccipted
for them.
The bird caught seems to be the
head center and brains of a widely or
gained gang of thieves. Mr.. Petersen,
of Louden, the robbery Of whose
store several weeks ago was noticed
in these columns, went in to look af-
ter the arrest and subs ,quent discov-
cries, as also did J. c. Reichert and
w. H. Cobb, from here. The man
arrested was about thirtv-fve years
old, and with every outward appear
ence Of being gentleman as well a.
a scholar. No goods were found at
his rooms, except those just received,
but he had lately been in receipt Of
several boxes, and in bag Mr.. Pc
terson found sundry ribbon papers,
&C., bearing his private mark. Hor-
ton, as he called himsclf.was commit
ted in default Of bail to await the
sitting of court in abo,t six weeks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

the front came in thick and fast dur.
ing the burglar hunt last week. On.
example: "The burglar has fift'
men surrounded near Rochester, bu'
it is thought they can cut their way
out.
Coffee drinkers will be interest
ed in knowing that there is an abun.
dant crop Of that article on hand
and fine prospect for the coming
season. There has already been .
considerable decline in the price in
Eastern markets, and q still create,
one is anticipated.
The young man who lost his girl
the other Sunday, and vibra,ed be-
tween her residence and the church
like crazy pendulum, has invested his
loose change in bell-it wouldn't
be nice to say COW bell! The absorb.
ing question now is, will she wear
it"
The student wounded by the
burglar at Mt. Vernon was Mr.. G. S
White, . member Of the Senior class
His is merely flesh wound and il
not serious. Marshal Harbert va.
not shot in the head, rs reported, but
after being shot 1t three times Wal
knocked down with the dubbed re
volver.
That was . pretty good one o.
the man to whnm the boys gave, y
he supposed, = loaded gun witt
which to hun the burglar last We
nesday; but who found, after carry
lug the cap I'll day j, his vest peck.
TOT fear Of IN accident. that his "a
MAS - empty ~ contribution h1I
, 1874-12-15
Tic l'rHslilce !tTnrttetH.
KEtH Nf1st1s

Sp<et!l DttJs..cA q The chifayo tribune.
NEW yung. Dee. H.-WnEAT-Tliuina inarket for wheat
closes very tame and haaTy at tho decne; The De.
a1.d Is elo!!y for export. MIlers hold OF. Winter
u,oses tansS; in!l!ass oAy tMy sn small lots. Ths
sales ure 10 600 bu, 1t $llu for No. Chicago pirMg
Sl.97asl w for NJ. do; 1laSsl.14 for No. Nit.
w4,ktU; $l2a81..i fur No. ldo; $i.2aGal27 fur rod
Wester F:7at 40 for n1nbsr do. l!a iu1e price in
poto; sl30tll, fur We Ohio; 1.j@ Lug for white
Michigan, --..
IAnLEy-la dull and prizes nomiupl. --.
HAELEY MA1T-Dnll ss.A heayy. aales os 2,o0o hu
fonr-ruwcd Slatp al {l.6e, Tins. ,,
DA7s-Are irn,cr. but nes attlye. Iho a. demanu ~
clias!y for tho trade Thp tacn ura 4Dopo ha now
ONO nt. Ut 6ys goa ao. un saaga2Es 9a ttaSx
wlita ut OA7lKr, lhb ihido prlcn Ut -
sIrvo o Wessrn mixed ~ 7on na %hss Sas W '4
KxE--Yamn. Halrs: l,auv bu Pennsylvania al 9So
8,toD hu Stata ut utt,r, alna ,,. ,,o,,.,,, ,,,r
Cunn-1lartIy NJ ht,u aud lc% asYe; e'na"u 4ut
oxpnrt restricted. Nae4 fGoo III Wessri ts.s
Ut u2ttp34e; do whs ut aatso; iow 20 sSsiM ,its Il Il
O3Lc; ln HoltbGrn yrl!n" VI tHsL!c ~ 10 ""'to ~
oats9a>1u; do Ierfey yellow asgos"ls. ,r,ot ,,a
iUnH-Tts lnarkpt fnr JnEk MAJ very l"ts M AMa
nonally aslunyeA ut s.0.toas IS for "t ahN HeM
u,op will sars. Fnr lnuto delivery, ~ saes' ana
| AL entirely uull.lnal tlarket, ,,,,n,
LAnp-hold to fs!r extent. with ths nsf2es soana
, 1874-12-15
NM AkT,EN

Gt1EEp-nccolved, 1.021. good shipping and
prccs Of last week. We quito Tho market Arm TT s306
Lou for roor to medium, and ut 81. aa55.a5 for aool
to strictly choice s9;fs MN wP:,qSnRs YoR at s'os'
NEW yonK, Doc. .14.-bEEvEs-Frcsh rcccipe, $50,
making c,4ao for tlae week. agai.la g3o lac. week.
With fair comrntitton fur dozen carloadR Of holiday
Nceyss so,no Is weA wers better than anything
Ing fon 10 cwt to II cwt, selling from ia,cup
to 16c Eoor to extra n:flre stse1s 9c 70 l3hc nnr
to good Texans, 7e to H. Sales include sara III
13s; chr oiie d., j? c%s. iax@lds: ! cars 10. il
safs Ksataehy d. Il sw s1so @ esrs
az sst, IDS; 10 cars d. g.. ewt ID. cars
trs d. o"; * sw soe; sara %, ew Sc cur!
do, " cw 0apEc; ears do, ewt, 81 70 cars dp, 6i
cwI, 5xo; md i e,as lo. ! ext. ~; ,, -.
for tho wcek, against 2s 500 lsst week Nar'et rather
slow ut sa7o for aa,ccp and e@7ac for iar1!s, will
Guido car Indians shecr 1oi lbs average, at &C.;
oHoa 1eo lbs. c;.c; car 90. s. h'. 5s.o cars Slo
f 5; 41 H. % Is, Ss ssr es Is g ag, 3 ~:
SIo; ~ d; % II. s5.o lss icS Us /; r. sars g, y
81 tIs, 1c; tsr Virginia limbs, q lts, c cur do,
sw1ak-ieeeirts for two days, 15.lao making 800
for le wce agaaust 81 pea last wcck. Live hogs dl
NJ sc1s715 }er 1co lh wttl s:rs so' At
EAST LIBERTY.
East LIBERTY, Dec, 11.-CATTLr-Tho receipta for
tho lust ..rea days 1870 head total for tho week,
C.290. Eol mich business doing to-das There arc
as aaa u oy m nsF scs sn sso Z
lioos-Tle receipt Tor ta !aat threa ays we're 7,2o
plia. y. tuS7.5o; Yorsers, SS.5esS.so.
s'lEEt1The roeenis fos tAses aya wers $50 head
| hT LOUIS.
, 1874-12-15
tFrom flyo refnta, -..-..
tFAiladtlrlli4 an1 Portland not included.
l'rOvlAians.

lrNFIKtAllk.
HOO pMopucTsESers e less ast,s aud lower al
hrld OF fru buying. ,sct natte that nsrket caslcr.
Product symrathfxcd with It, thnnEi. aelcra did ,.ot
greally outIumhcr buyers. Tho business transacted
cash product. The downward sastlancy clpcd uy
tho anticipation III 1argsr rcreth OF hogs Tomorrow
HI .ss tonK-Wns III moderate dnts.ad, aud very H.
WIS luu lowpr than the closo Saturday. fe on 10
sip.7 aud to slaH5. Can lots wcro in isslt DE-
Hand tor shipment: hales ol 'chanRn "era + .3uo
lU.90 for February t:llloiiy It Sl?7b, and F2edo4
z0.l7,t for Marcel. lu tho afterna tie lnarlot
active mud oascr with rules at D.t0n bss. Ulose Mt
Eellc: February au $?J 05 seller h!arc Fam
fls pora,was nominal Mt *le.5o; prime Ut
STING l7.l0: aud sxtEu primo Ut $500.
nH uy ahnut half tl.oGo If Saturday. lyerpool was
unchanged, and Nom iesk dull, sud uarku ruled
tts iuo tsr 1oo lts nwsr '1 sy,nathy with rork, ox-
for February sn $l3 fer March.
IN the Nfttrnonn tho mnrket was aloaicr with s1rR
9759 ses. Coset Ut *l2.9sttlAGu CASH; S!a0uAl3.o6
seller January $lJ.3Q seller february; null $lJ45l3
| MEars-Wege dun aud easlor. Green n,oats were
nayk iuwa NO Fer h. All! partly cured tlo !.
Gy No lower. Mo full tctrta ileate nro o!fer0u for
sns1 Tho transactions oi to-day Mora limited IL
coUCD a Gnt1 iii boxes shoulders, t0ouu In aud lot
nuxtH ,nnles, aud 900 rcs grean t,a,ua. Glo4cd at
6lc for geei shoulders, % for DO lu1IR clear, Vsr
la.as. Sweet iiohlti lIalna iii II MnEeraYu) ii ll@
ll{c. Mtstu tn walt 10 10 IL days quoted Vt 0,o to-
ahnnlesa. 6tas 10 sner 5asary, ~ do se3ior Fotrua
ry Lung ur4r, U.E3hc to tcllrr Jasiuary, D3tu tss
J4uury, vEo 10 sosr fehraury, 9,.u sos clca "a
st9ha; do selor Jannury. Wa; III lolIor februar,
!o.c. llo1eI meats NJ higher than laosa. Long c
GRElx1-k0tnilial at G@10o.
IEEF lAuUuoTb--Wsrs Inactive and nomInsl
, 1874-12-15

r3 ~, - -@' -
a1lsElS Flulrs-App'ea were moving in small
lots ut wu range oi prlccR. Cranberrius In barre1
wero allow. ForelHn fruits wero tir1n, particularly
fhoSS osanEs t. n 1ans
eraIhersies s'7os!1 10 per hsl 90 n boxes s3.75
res MnSs x:rss' x, ter per fay:, as ,uoau
Eoaps, Bccs, and lrars Was fairly hiive, aud prices
Of oil thoo articles yero sustained with considerable
rtnAcsa. lu othar department. goadB only moderate
a1uont Of tsa.!ng WI accotupshed, but rrtcea Wero
uniformly MA maiAhtuad. Below arc tho current
1osrrEs-o; O. Jaw, s2Hsa3,1o; Java, No. 9, ~
3t, rlsoieo to flncy ill., 2 ta234e; gooil prime
.la 9saaae cont.son ln6a2o}io roaslita ais3e;
s"nire sarasaro ta'' co'A 'ea' 2sS240
,,.a; sys.as1 sst !o,t 1lxa,1se: crushed aud
RaTftsa ast II $s F:ansf a mH;s
ssrown, g.sagac prine 10. s;7sesga: fair ID, sNds
gAa9,;o; fair do. & tss;:c: S co,n5on do 7..aso
N; y: common to c'!nicu, 75taie.
e,f1a sftagrsDamoud r :asl syes drtps
satsa %, 7o@1ac New urcas uolasacs, choice, ,Bu,
11seSlsc 10 p'isne. 7oa7as; d. ca,n,noM, vatse3e;
0aac, ''''''4'o'' '"o'~3''1' ~
sp!cEs-Al!sp'ce. l721a>5c; Cloves 65@sso: cas-
tx Snx.i fSSR1st SIFl:4 *:s nn.sgs No. s!v
foArs-laernlan Moitlss. o,.Cs3s: % uoijr,I West.
yasss wtt;s vsIan wlts liz Willie Iose or;
lihY-rha market was ull aud t,asy, The Stock-
Yard iycrs have withdrawn, uni buycra With onsi,le
ofaere wrro waiting far ro,lcoasfuns TAa DsesilGs
"ou a not t tee,s ,r,n wsse sssK prs,os csa
Gslnoa; No. >, o., slasSigl7Uo; ml1ctl. Ms.s0@ f
d. 4. eaSGs @s w n@pa'a pra,rls sl55Deyuo; M
on w4noa.rmothy si7toGtloSSvS:: nrairic siS IT,
l9;9o; r oat t. straw, $lg.nuqsll: nj. S'' "'''''''
NJ, Muts-Mste IN light rsta, reate4t nl very firm n
hlsa vt a5tSous. 4 ltapar,. frou H.w y1rk utat",
hst ~ anaas ~ sas s'su!e hnps hays nee bought tro,
| uIcltc III roner1ntnvn ''"'Aes "a H4ct
LIZ I, =, quito .ei,yo Under gooa ,.e
New iesk ~as seportsa taauo. Sales sosseastsa d6t
, 1874-12-15
Our ycrl11lcl1far.


The other f1ay III EngliHhn,an, Il fresh arrival.
hired man to carry him mud Ills trunk to MI up
.own boarding -louee, urd, Oil roacllng tho place,
handed tho man 81. After waiting minute,
and aeeiug tto dtly9r r.; mount tis scat to go
Don't sos H." said the driver. "Why. I just
gave You shilt'ugs, and tat'a teo much IN this
town." said tho Enslslnan., "Don't 800 any
cl,nl,go," sud tho tlrlyor; and further convar-
nation onsnod. which was thus solatsa by the
Engphn,an when he mot Tho loardlng-lonrp
town in thls, you knowp gavo tho bloody owner
Of wagon i shil1iuga, and when l asked him
for Aouie cl.ango Ito saya lle don't nee 1t. tell
him 1o don't soe It because 10 put It iu Lis
porkot you know, and llen lo says ita ull III my
oye. aaked Him again for my ohange, aud llo
auys: 'You'ro = blk + 'Whats biik p says 1.
dive mo my, clango,' aal,l I. %, giyo liz n
breozo. said he. What did ho wnnt mo to glyo
him breozo for7 Give mo my change said
again: I'll giyo yon pastor OH tho bng!o,' said
lto. Wllat ditl he moaM BY pastor OIL tho buglo,
aud wllat kind ot blarBted towu i4 this, any
'nw !? Its not tho correct thing on n stra..gar,
wnan't.
, 1874-12-15

Tho following instruments were tlod for
!ecord Monduy, Doc. II:

I dated Nov. aS aaso
'.na,I: '!atsa ns., a l. " 1000
% astsa Is Des. TX :. ' 1900
Soni3t; It, dated Der. IT, ls1a. atou
Go1!3o II, tiatul ns:. a4eo
viii, La!.d,as. t!a.esi DC. 4....'.,........ sopo
rrauklin vt, 10 tin Of Randolph st, . I, 4oxa0
#, dattd Oot, ~ t1ohn Woo1br!dgu 10 Morr
LsaI) ..........,..,...,..... $4,000
Arlhingtn Ut, 25 II Of Lyta ut, +, s51la5 It.,
dated NV. ...............,........ l,oop
Tie premises No. oj9 Indiana w, s.stnry n,ae-
tie.front, .tstnd 3,sa 1860
Tho pstlulBeE No. 1ua0 Wabash Nv, dated Las.
4dyuu1
Il, da,ot Nov. l4............... ......,... g,oco
sourn cItY L1M1Es AND WITHIN RADIUS or MlLIs
YKoA THE CoCHT-lloGsK.
It. T. soxl2I IT. dated Uuc. V.,..........,.$ 1,2N
, 1874-12-15
CATTLE SALES.

HOGS-Nccevci ginco Saturday, 20, QUO head. LfgAt
tile receipts, buyers did not 10 want thu
hogs, Except at 10El5o off, and holders would moi
accele 10 thcir demands it dragging trade. Tls
salea reroresl lid nut show lower average than Fri
been necessary to freely ellae former rstes The ays
trading tono ut 90 for shippers ut sG.15
6.7d for poor to nlen aud at Il. .B5 1850 for guutl
to oxtrn. Very few droyes clangel banda ut prices
, 1874-12-15

Foreign ainrScra. .....
LIVERPOOL, Dar. 1t-11 .. n,.-fIour, oea@23s Oh.
Wneat-NinteF, 81 6.i99A Sd; spring d 7dtsas I'd;
white, 9a 1oesl0s "a club liza 4dQl0s ID. Corn, 39a.
Fork, Als Lard, ca Nd,
L1vEapooI, Dac. 14-a:oo p. m.-prcadatutfs quiet
Atll unchanged.
LoapoS, Dee. l4-Consols- Money, o9s:; account.
% G5s l0b?s CIV, lp21: lo-41s lutls; nuw o., lo3:
Ncw York Central, Ok: Erie, 24H: preferred, 38
retro}annl-Ncnued, saidsD.
rAhIs Dec. 1i.-lieltes, G2f G7t4c.
EnANKf0Ar, Dec, 1i.-Ges, H71S,
, 1874-12-15

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. IL.
Tho following were tho seceipsu nnd ship
monts Of tho lending artclon Of produce in CHI
cago during tho past forty-oight houra, and for
tho corresponding tlato ono Year ago:
, 1874-12-15


Tho following Crain llnH boon inspected into
storo this morning TIP to 10 o'clock 10 cars No.
l spring, 900 cars No. 2 do. 45 cars Nc. do.
car rejected do, / car no grado do (275 whoat);
II cars high mixed corn, I'll cars No. do, 60
cars rojoctel do Gas corn, Of which garo old); 8
cars white outs, II ca,a No. 2 do, cara rejected
do {2l oats); cars No. rye; 10 cara No.
barley. 10 cars No. do. 4 cars rejected do. To-
tal. All cars, or 174 900 bu Inspected ont: 3,012
bu w1lent, 1G94t bn corn, 8,723 bu oats, 294 BIZ
ryc. 2,1l2 BIZ barley.
Tho Visible supply OF whoas. which means tho
ntocka OIL hand IN tho commercial cities OF tho
country, or OIL tho vay to Now York, is reported
at H. G7G 52l bu, against 5. .497 800 year ugo. In
other words Tho wheat crop Of tho United States
hns beon marketed about 10 per cont more freely
IN 1871 than in 1878, III proportion totho demand.
This shows how much reason theto IL iii the
howl that laaa boon set up by certain partIea in
the East, bacauRo tho farmers did not mako
.loir wheat rapidly enough to suit tha rartieH
aforesaid. They have really sent forward ny
much az Tho 1narkots Of tho world will bear. md
arc to DO congratulated on tho fact that toy have
not produced \ perfcct g'ut by slipplng moro to
tho mon wllo would hayo called thom fools for
their pana. ...
Another arthmot;cal hlunder ia reported from
tho Stock Yards. Tho average weight OF tho
hogs received in November was I'll lbs, Instead
Of Tho al7 - lba heretofore supposed to bo
Tim HIN
tno eol'tet tunG1 tou 1csa3A ~ WY ;ie p9ot
nsa toas H. 80 t ~. a. Naa .,.,ot ~
a ~ =; .'..t, tis,, a. ~
sot' ny H. ~ Z; .nsa ~ I;', 4i.t ~
modern ahort~lcgGed breed Of hogs cannot reach
| 'tt .,.ut. .roxo ..,,.o
| to-day. and Bomo uf them wcro weak. Tllero
was not nlucl disposition to buy, except in pre-
VISIONS, Tue ssuouey petH W no,u " ~ -: oapses
III, fhiI,tt 3xhfr3t in
GU coisncica. aaI 'i.A. .no ss ",cn 10 III, vi
| pecteu W c'vfsuous ~ suto NV ~ napPen. VI.
w ahna'' ~. III ; tnu T.; VIZ, IT,.
enouglf--muon "eahor t1an M.I ~ 'nutca'eu ~ tno
comparison u pf'ess. 1no 'acs LIN oal I'M
Eets ato ,argGx npoSa.s" soIs 1nora ~ ,vnt y
pEaces o1, sn, :. a,,.,,,a n's ~ ~
nicu ~ saAo @mns 'In da,ti,,a ,n 4 il ro,,.
he,aGh .i Ia. - ,r;ii;,,r ~ SHIFT "a
oe,a ~ sos u snsa,,ntiom I'M, ataina orr mar
sacs s ra,'iJ ncc,,Iatjo ~ ~ stnc,.a
oaiiv ,s,,nsae n ;ntcr md cnnhlea to nr.
dmaay @ rc,y d. nrat ny M tnsa VIM cn tboro
nuect ~ n'a ~ ,' ~ oayu,,r,nt;on ~ "@o A'Ao
H. ,''I,u nn,1 ;unn',v IL ,,ocn,,arv ou,, AZ
rasay, nr th, nna,;iv ~ nrn,nrn ;xantnd ror
nss u IN o,,ito .u9 nm,i +; nrnn"rt,o to tho
,uSaa mss " .,,',t,. Hank ~ % .ror IL
snuo -. u3 m rtt5,, a,,I ~ ca. s,. ,rat', ~
~ a.n;o1 r.a}r". tKsr, Nnr dnoa r. now soo,n
au as thora ,ri b, NV ntar;ol ;ncroaso
| FAGItI It 1,s. 1880 ea...,,t 49, ~, III, II, ~ tta
: -. ~ ''pp'o6 A4'''Se'0' va 'D'' ''0s "a '-
,,ot ,,o,,o,, arb l., ~. ar..oo,aa
,,.n1ot | - .tanI. o,,J ,,,,oI,nnao,i 'ySnlnns
|
, 1874-12-15


NEW YoRK, Dec. 1i.--,Iouey in fair requent ut
31+5ui4. Primo mercantile. GiG7jI.
sterling 1irlu at sS5 Tor sixty-uny, and 400 for
sight.
Customs receipts, 335O+000.
Gold stroug, opening ut l1l13, and closing ct
111%s. Carrying ratoH, 1@2}5. Loans also Maao
tut, .......
Tho T,oasury diahurscd S741 900.
ClcaringH, 81, ,UCo.100.
Specie engagements for Tomorrow, $500, 900.
Governments 1lrm. Railroads strong. State
bouta dull and stcady.
Stocks opeued dull. with tho exception Of
Western Uuion and l'acIilc Mail tho latter bong
weak, AND decli"eu Is per cont. Later Oh
thero WAS Il recovery Of llsGpHa per cent, which
was followed by d decline. Wabash and Pacific
HAL lendinE tbs downward movement. Tho
decline Ut tho clusc, compared with tho higleBt
quotation. ranged u to W: Like sl!ose, St,
Paul. Ohios, Wabash, ani Union Pacific closed
1t tho loweht, point Of the taJ;: III tho astsr-
noon tho business III stocks was practi--
sally nominal. The nn',sn! meeting, Of
!hu Atlnntir l. tireat Western stock
holders vas held to-day. Tho following gentle
mon wera elected Directors: ]. II. Dovnrol.x,
William IL. Epson, O.. Oils, Reuben H'tchcock,
Henry Z. PnlGona, sohiesiA NoEb, 4. leRousith
Ihonlns Warnock, John Tod, 1nmcs II. lay,
George +. Perkins, James 1. Clarke. and jol,n
ciuton Gray. Noth,nG was given, for publics-
bon in regard to tho a(airn Ut tho Company.
The Drectura rc-osectcd tho aid officers. and tllo
minor ollicera we're rcapponted by tho NeGevcr.
The total sales wore l2j.U00 a!,aroH of which
2G.0uU were Iaeitlc Mail, 21oG0 Western Union,
li.GOD Northwestern common. IL, ,UuU Erie, 7,0UO
T tFn1> Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13
ns.nI,. ef . nrlae,. Ll,,ls IaLs.

Out W HE town of Harrison, Calu.
mot eounly 'nvs The MenoshA (MlA. J
l'fehn, about eleven miles from Memo.
sha, "A wedding occurred hut few
weeks ago, the particulars Of which we
have Just been fold. Previous 81 the
happy event arrangements were made
for u wedding tour Of several days. dur,
alton. In due time the ceremony was
performed aud at u proper period the
bride was conducted 10 her chamber,
The. happy husband soon followed, aud
having reached the door raped gently,
hut listened In vain for the anticipated
welcome, llo knocked again, more
nervOnsly than before, but SIN no
answer wns heard, He gently raised
the latch; the door was locked. lie
called 10 the lltlla mischief within, but
she answered not, and he was finally
compelled 10 seek other quarters. Al
an early hour In the morning the car
ringe which had been engaged for the
wedding tour was driven 10 the door
and our hero stole gently down stairs,
entered the carriage, bade the driver
apply the lash, aud was soon out OF
sight. He did not return until after
the lapse OF ten days, during which
time he visited every place contem.
plated previous 10 his marriage, On
his return he found his wlfe's bedroom
open yes, ho did.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
mrpnIaHr DISPATCHES
FOREIGN.
The Insurreeilon IN south America
No ceneral Engagement.
Count Won Arnim-Plaee OF imprlson-
ment Changed.

BERlN, October l2,-+rhe friends Of
Count Won Amin having pelitloned
for his release, on account Of ill.hehllh
physicians were appointed by the gov
eminent 20 examine the prisoners
condition, They have been made
aud u report recommending u change
In place Of confinement was made, ~
the air Of the prison IN which he II
now confined, il 10 foul that his life II
In danger aud exercise being necessa-
~ 10 his health, the count will prob
ably be- removed ~ u sanitary eslab'
llshmenl In the suburbs Of the city.
no JASEIRO, October Emo gone.
raj engagement las yet taken place
between the government troops aud
insurgents, General RIvas, tho COM
mander OF the main body Of insur.
gents, IL waiting for relnforcements
before moving,
CITY or Mexico, October !, via
Havana, October l2,-General pornra
Dlal has reconsldcred his detcrmlna-
ton TO retire from public life no Is In
this city, aud Will take his scat IN con-
gress. The division between the lib.
erals and conservatives still exists. II
" said that President Loredo desires 10
be elected for another term. This may
have serious consequences. In the
last presidential compalgn u pledge
was put forward that the president
would not seek n reelection, and on
This account he was supported by
Da2's party, The debates IN congress
have been very excited aud very dis.
orderly.
There are troubles In the states Of
Moules, Yucatan and Ochta, and the
accusations against the governors Of
pueblo, Jallsco aud san Luis Potosi
furnish n thomc for bitter comment,