davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-05-09

down iu time. she has mover fully recovered
from the hhock Bomo time attorHa ards the
oonnootoa nt,, sIp Iypc wont 10 nayro On pa'ness
sum Of money in his possession whom hc raH
returning to Paris, ho placed it In q box, which
20 madc SECURE With the "luoky rope." Tho
box was stolen during tho Journey, aud though
It wan afterwards recovered at the Paris tor
minus i Nth TIE rope around 1t, tho money had
boen alatractcd. It might have becn thought
that attor two such disappontmonts the rope
would havc heen got rid Of ~ tallsman Of evil,
put thnt such !sas not the casa ia evident from
the fact Of tte owner, who Ind experienced
having attempted to commit suicide with Il 10
recently % last week, Just ~. hs had "cut
down hls daughtort 80 his vito cut down"
him, and according to last accounts he Ia almost
convalesoont. Whom be. Ii completely restored
to hoalth ho will probably SEQ tho pronrioty Of
parting With such an nnlucky purchase, and. 40
thore is no lack Of collectors in Paris, ho NAV.
by a ekillfnl rccttal Of tho dramatic evontg al.
tached to this ropo, got lid of 1t at profit,
, 1874-05-09
SPORTING.
Third Game Between tho White and Red
Stockings.
Races at Memphis, Etc.


BASE BALL.
THIRD GAME or TIE WHITES AND REDS.
Tho Wlito Stockings played the Red Stock
fngs, of st. Louis, tho third game Of their &C.
rlos On tho new grounds yesterday afternoon.
With tho exception Of D. high Wind, tho day WAS
perfect ono for ball-p1ayIng; md, although
oloao contest WAS anticipated by very few por-
BonH, thore woro preaont about 900 admirers Of
tho game, who took advantage Of tho fine dsy
aud dosire to 500 tour nino." Play WAS oallod
promptly ut $40, and, after two houra' play,
the game was decided by acoro OF 8 to In
favor of tho whttoa. Tho play OF tho visiting
club IN ths field and ut tho bat was decided
Improvement upon TINT Of tho day boforo. As
IN both tho othor games, tho absence Of the
their regular thsrd-baBemnn operated greatly to
their disadvantage, and gavo tho Whites |" a If"
four times at critical portions Of tho game. Tho
ChtcngoH showed what thoy could do on Thursday
afternoon, and did not specially exort themselves
yostorday, playing rather caratoss Rnno. Tho
small acoro Ia to be accounted Tor In great
measure by the wind, which favored tho pitching
and operated against the batting. It ia an Ill
wind, etc. Seven timos tho ball Was carried over
tho fonco by the wind, md each timo the youth
who picked It up gained admlttanco by carrying
In tho bull.
On tho part Of tho Whites. tho p1ay calling for
special notice WIS 'tdoubfo play In tho fourth
inning by Force, Hines, and Devln. d running
catch by Cuthbert In tho seventh inning, aud
two bado hits by tho lRttor In tho filth inuing
and BY Treaoy aud Devlin in tho fourth. Fol.
lowing Is
THE sconE
, 1874-05-09

John Fa1-and has referred tho matter to sut-
committee Of tho COMMITTEES on Organization,
Tho dispatch from Oahkosh, whfoh appeared
In InE TRIBUNE day or tvo ngo. in roforonco
TO Tho decision Of tho Commission appointed 10
investigate tho chargoe ngainht Capt: n. II. Ed
guosa work. 1lih friends t1,oro claim tint tho
report Of tho Commission will entirely exonerato
him, but It Ia not likely thai any ono will know
What tho report contains until II haa boon sub
mttted to the Secretary Of War.
Arrangements ::arc nearly completed for tho
building, Of an elegant opera. houao, two storios
high and 601l4o feet, in Dixon. Tho 1Silding
will seat 1000 people. aud will bo adjoining
Pinknoys Block, on Main strocl. Tho whole
matter tH undor the management Of Prof. David
g. McOosh, who will push It forward to complo-
tton, aud dedicate 1t on the lot day Of August
noxt.
, 1874-05-09

4 correspondent Of tIo New Orleans Times Is
sorely troubled IN mind about "waBtod natural
forcos." The following iB AL extract Of tho ar
gument he makes on tho subjoct: "Tho nci-
entist trnsta to M unreliable gas to conduct htn
balloon through the air, forgesfal Of the ea9le's
strength, endurance. and speed :; and the whale,
tbs oceans natural locomotive, 10 sought aftcr
but to be destroyed when he might ba trained
to draw Great Easterns. So tho postman
trudges bis weary way, hour aftcr hour, through
tho network Of muddy aud dusty streets. using
and wasting much time, and labor, and shoe-
leather, to achieve but two or three delivery
rounds = day and, meantime, the worry power
wastes his wonderful travelling powers iu jump
ing milo at a time-moro or leaa-through the
YillR Of AuatrhliA.n
, 1874-05-09

From the PutsJuYah Disnntch
=. Yesterday thora wore published in this journal
tho particulars Of the tragic death OF young But-
ton who foit from = train at Burgottstown and
sustained injuries which afterwards proved fatal.
It appears that the unfortunate young man had
Mr. peter Wynno, to so TO tho rear aud flag
another train. While proceeding to comply with
thcso orders bo fell upon the tack and was run
over BY five cars and the cnbooao. His legs we're
cut on just above tho kuoe, but young Sutton
diemombercd portions OF bis own body. aud tax
ing flag from his pocket, waved it until he had
stopped tho train, which ssas fast approaching.
Dut for tllis heroiHm other lives must certninly
lnvo boon LOST ~ = collision Was inevitable,
, 1874-05-09

70 tho Editor Of Tho Chicago 1Tftt.ne:

TO tho Editor Of Tho Chicago 1rftt,ne:
S1u: Az friend OF healthy competition in
preference to ssckly Corporation, would eay
word regarding your correspondents lettor in
this mornings issue. Tho idoa OF Cooperation,
it soema to mo, receives most Illogical solution
by him; and yat 1t. no doubt, has many advo-
cates upon that ground, who have either not
been accurate observers Of human character in
all ita phasoH, or fondly hope to ECO 1t some day
Bhape itself to the ono principle Of Corporation,
u principle which. If carried Into tho personal
relations Of Humanity" would, in my opinion,
be a misfortune to the raoe; but which, hap
pily, ia as impossible as tho realization Of any
other dream whereby tho incentive to individual
thrift and enterprise would bo swallowed up by
Bomo vague Rmalgamasion OF interests. Thors
is now-and let us hopo always will bo-amplo
encouragement to independent exertlon and In
dustry. No country or Government has ever
long prospered where that element was atifled; !;
and no community. to my knowledge, has ever,
under the systcm Of full Cooperation, arrived
at tany desirable sratus, physically, mentally, or
morally.
rhore is no logic iu tho argument that, insa-
much as a lake-tunnel, public park, or boule-
ward, is supported by general taxation, the sa1ne
common interest might be Us successfully ap-
piled to all tue wants mud customs Of society. 1t
does not "giye to other departments Of life the
incalcutab1e benoitB and prestige Of the prlnoi-
ple;" for other departments ct life, as the term
is here used. In their necessities bear no resoul-
blance to these things. To one not educated to
yiowa which have been 90 sooquontly advanced
from time to time upon tho subject of Co-opera-
tion ns applied to business it Is difficult TO boz
Aeyo that my plan can ever be adopted worthy
to roplace the system Of healthy Competition !;
At,H lad fr1 1i1s}17 En1{r
, 1874-05-09

NEW YonK. May ga London letter says /:
"The British navy has boon found to be IN .
condition OF doubtful elictonov. On paper
there nro afsyhvo irou-olada, Of which forty -one
and coaHt doienso. OF forty-ono Hea-gong IRON
cads, five must be deduotod aB still on tue
docks, aud nine others al either obsolete or not
worth repairing for sca.going purposes. Thia
reduces the lat to twentY-sovon, md Of thoso
only fourteen can be regarded NJ really effective
for service ut the present moment, though four
more, or eighteen lu all, will perhaps be ready
in the course Of the year. bIoroover, some Of
the ships nov undergoing repairs cannot be
counted upon aB good for moro thnn a yoar.
Then, Of the fourteen iron-ciads for harbor do
feuae, one is building aud there arc only oi9ht
ft for eoryico."
, 1874-05-09
FOREIGN.
The Carlist Troops Again
Badly Defeated.
Great Destruction Of Life and Property
by Fire In tho Philippine
Islands,
Report Concerning the inefficient Con.
dition Of the British Navy.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
bfADn1p, May 8-Tho Car1lsts, undo: Don
Alfonso, have been dofoatod In m engagement
with tho Republican troops. Tho Carliss losB
was heavy.
Madrid. May 8.-Dilbao has boen completely
rcvictualod. The populaoo Of that city havo
burned tic houses OF several prominent ad-
horonts Of Don Carlos.
Gen. Conoha's command las not yet ]eft Bill
bao.. Tho delay In It's departure Ia occaBioned
by tho non. arrival OF stores. Tho Carliata aro
returning In strong forco to the north bank OF
the River Norvon.
+ is probable that Gen: Lopez Dominguoa
will ho appointed Minister Of War.
MADRID, May 8.-1n roply to tho nddresB pre-
sontcd to him BY sonor Becorra, Minister OF Ag-
rculture, Marshal Borrano stated that he wahed
crisis. Seniors Castollar and Boballo and Atlmi-
raj Topete arc mentioned AZ boing prooably ne-
looted to form new Ministry.
, 1874-05-09
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

The Dock.LaborerA' Strike nt CIcvc-
land.
CLEVELAND, O., May 8.-Tho strike of tho
coal-heavers and lumber handlers continued to-
day. at u meoting 1aat evening they adopted a
Bcalo Of prices considerably abovo those offered
By the dealors. 4 few laborors wero hired ut
reduced wages to-day, and, trouble boing nntici-
pated, 1arge force Of police wero On tho docks
to protect them aud auell any riotouB demon
alratious made By tile strikers. About 700
strikers nssombled along the river this morning,
but no sorious difficulty occurred. Tho police
arrested number Of thom, who wore trying to
create disturbance. Tho several military Or
ganizations OF tho city have bocn ordered to hold
themselves In readiness to assist the police in
caao Of riot.
, 1874-05-09

Hoyv Things Look in Wisconsin.
bflIrAuKEE, May 8.-Tho Sentinel tomorrow
will publish reports from thirty oounties in Wis
conHin, giving detailed accounts Of crop prof.
pects. In the majority OF instances winter
wheat Is badly damaged, and not moro than half
y crop in the aggregate will be roalizod. Tho
season hos been backward, but seeding gonorally
will be completed In fow days. Ground is now
being prepared for corn. In Bome places barley
is greatly injured. and rosoeding Is necessary.
Il warm weather continue with rain, the spring
whcat prospect will b. encouraging.
, 1874-05-09
THE TURF,

TIE RACES AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Nav 8.-Thls waB tho fifth and last
day, grand termlnatio to the most successful
meeting Which has ever talIeu place over the
course. Another brilliant attendance and do
lightfu1 weather. The first race was q hurdle-
raco, ono and half miles, over six hurdles for
purse Of s2oo' 9 go for second horse; Capt.
nfng from tho start the Chief leading for one
milo when Hutchinson came to the front and
won by one length, Limestone coming In at tho
finish with rush. taking second place. Chris.
Doyle third. Chief Engineer, Capt. Jack, and
sou aud Chris. DoY1o, we're the fayoritos, before
starting, against the fold. Time, 1859.
Second race. Chiclasaw stake, s year olds two
milca, sb0 each, 7. 7. Club adding s400. William
Pin aftor pretty race, running neck and neck
for mllo and three quarters. Ba[sankeel then
drew away, coming home winner by two longtbs
in SIT. Ballanlseel WAS the favorte two to Que.
Third race, handicap for boaton horse. milo
s' F. earvsr eass win Whining tko % rst IN @ 1:4s % Emis
running the second Ia the Same time, and the
third in 1:491{. A false start was made In tho
second hoat, when Carvor ran into a fence, and
ran quarter before being stopped. Tho
though another rider was put On. aud ths
Greenfield also started. Quits and Lady Green.
flold were dislancod in the last bent. Before the
6tnrt Carver was tlo tRYorito, helltnE 1or you.
Greenfield. Quits aud Emer for $40 each, and
Mary L. for $40. After the first heat Cawer wan
the fnyorite by two to one, aud after the second
heat tho batting was eyen on Emir against the
field.
TIE ENGLIHH KACEB,
LONDON, May Sat tho Newmarket first
spring meotiug today Apology won the 1000
Euinaas stake, La Courouse second, blanche
Flour third. The buttmg WAS three to one
agalnst the winner, three to ono against La
Courel,se, and ten to ono against Blanche Flour.
Nine Lorses Btarted,
, 1874-05-09
Verdict OF Observation-Disclosures other
MMrlor IrlAIS.

Sutcfal DypatcA 70 Tia fAlcaao Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., May 3.-The trial Of O'Brlen,
for tho murder Of the policeman, Drode.ick last
Christmas day. waB concluded in the District
Court here Inst night. Tho jury, after being
ter at 8 o'clock this morning.
There arc two other mnrdercrs to be tried at
this session-Johusou, q negro, for tho murder
Of Mrs, Brownlie and an iufantlc!de, at Long
Grove. In this county, about two months ago;
and Fritz Dinklo, for the murder Of his wife, III
this city, two weeks ago.
, 1874-05-09

The Now York Democracy Take
QOIErAEOs

The Now York Democracy Take
Courage.
New fonK, May Sat mooting Of Demo-
Gratis, from all parts OF the country, in the
rooms Of tho Manhattan Club, laat night, Au-
guHsus Sohell, who presided, Btntod tho object OF
the gathering In the following addresa Of VOL
come: Tho occasion is ono Of gloal interest to
us, to Our city, Our State. and our country. Wo
have mot togethor, once moro, to feel that tho
great Democratic principles Of our Govern
mont are recognized throughout tho coun-
try. The recent elections bring vlvidiy to our
mind tho condition Of the country twenty years
ago. whou the Democratic party was in the full
ment was ably governed by men Of character and
integrity. We aro happy to moot you this oc-
caaion, 10 join With US in celebrating this return
to great principles, and ne are sntiai1ed that be-
foro another Presidential election shall have
passed, re shall not only bo recognized in the
States, but In the Presidential chair, by Demo-
otat Of yirsuo aud ability"
, 1874-05-09
Of the game !:
lNNln9f- I 8 3
HaiseVo. HlG S Vo.ii::.:..'....'.'''.'."'''I = &s
&to1 0tucA!H8h +s.s.t.4t.+ssss.+l y W
Tine az QuMe-9 hours,
UhaptFs-Mr. Boh.dnan.


:: Sptctnl U}8palCk 70 The Chicago TFtbWHe.
NEW YoNK, MAY 8.-The Athletics, OF Phila-
delphia, played to-day thoir first champion
ship game III, this vicinity this season, at the
Union grounds, yrooklyn, against tho Atlantic
Club. bfr. Carey, Of tho Mutuals, acted as uu1-
pire. Tho folding Of both sidos was very
sharp, neither aids being ablo to score run
until tho fifth inning, when tho Atlautlcs scored
two. The Athletics also scored two iu their
tIoir remainiDg Innings Ths % Athletics % COUNTED ID
ono in their elxth and two In their eighth i'll
nlng, but failed to mako anything in their NINTH.
The score stood fve to two In favor OF the Ath-
lotics. With the Athletics the best playing was
aud Balm, second baae. OF tho Atlantics,
Farrow, catcher, Dehlman, first baso, and
Pearco, shottstop, accomplished the most.
DosToNs vs.. DALT1MoREs
DosroN, Mass.. hIay 8.-Base- -Ball-DoBtons
14 DatimoreB, nothing.
, 1874-05-09

SNtciNl Dispdfch 70 Tic CAica0o Zti5tne.
PERU, ILL.,, May 8.-Thomas Shehan long ago
married second wife, and, being violont tenn
bonds to keep tho pence. About a year ago lie
loft his family in this city aud went to Chicago
to live. Yesterday Afternoon he returned, had
high words with Ills wife. aud finally drow Il
razor from bis pocket. with which be inflicted
narrowly escaping tic carotid artery. City
Marshal Malloy arrested him, md no was sent
to jul at ottawa to await tho action OF the Juno
term of court.
, 1874-05-09
MASSACHUSETTS LEt3lsl- ATTIRE.

BosToN. Mass, 1day 8.-Tho lquor-question
occupied the Senate this afternoon, and fnally
Morr,lls bill, stringent liccnso-bill, was Sub.
etituted for the report Of the majority Of
tho Committee In favor Of tho preuout
el9hteon Senators being absent. A resolve il
favor Of woman suffrage and an nmondmout
striking tho word "malo" from tho State Con-
HtitMtion was reported In tho sonnto to-ilay.
Tho Governor has signed tho Ten-Hour bill.
, 1874-05-09
Buried In SAtltfs

Tho briefneaa OF tile period in which . city
may become buried in tbs aaud OF m African
deacrt is illustrated In the cnse Of 1Hmailia,
ing Of the 8uez Canal. It thon had 10000 in
habitants. It is now almost deserted, q miser-
ablo remnant Of 1000 people only being left.
Eyon the palace, built BY tho Vicoroy to enter
tain bis royal guests,. ia becoming dilapidated,
aud the courtyard is half full OF drifting sand
Trains between Cairo and Iamallia arc often
saud-bound during storm.
, 1874-05-09

Special Dispatch to Tie Ch,cago Tribune.
R1cnMoND. Ind, May 8.-Allort ". Cox and
Joseph Mornoy, formerly members Of q largo dry
goods firm in good standing at Cambridge City,
were brought 10 this city this morning and con-
signed to the County Jail for II days on sentence
from tho United 6tates Court, they having pIcatl-
cd guilty to the Charge Of violating tho bank
rnPtcy law to the tune Of $4,000. Considering
the fnct that tho prosecution has cost the Gov
ernulent S1,500, it is All absolutely ridiculous
farce,
, 1874-05-09
FIRES.


Forest Fires In pennsylvania.
W1LKEsBARnE, Pa, May 8.-Forest tlros arc
raging for several mllos OH the mountain along
side OF tho. Wyoming Valley Railroad: They
were cAused by sparks thrown from loconlo-
valuable timbor. Tonight, al the tiery limo
o,awla along the mountain-sides, the Wow ia
grand In tlle extreme
, 1874-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

BTRuoTIoN coallANY.
Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YonE, May 8.-Amoug the oarlior events
sf the panic WAS tho failure OF the California
l. Texas Construction Company, and the con-
Boquent protesting Of their notos, indorsed by
Col Tom a. Scott and J. Edgar Thompson, Of
pennsyl Yania, 1t WAS learned to-day from
official sources that the Company isaboutto wind
up its aai1a, and 60 into liquidation. At the last
neoting 1t was resolved to appoint a commit
leo to impress upon the stockholders the neces-
rity OF immediately coming to the financial aid
bf tho Company. It WAS further resolved TINT
In additional 20 per cent should be levied
upon all unpaid stocks. Tho Texas d.
Pacific Railroad Company have informed the
Construction Company, TINT It the latter will en-
lsh the SECTIONS Of the road from Dallas to Fort
Worth, and from Texar]saua to Drookstone, and
then turn over lis property to tho Railroad Com
pany, the latter will release 1t from all obgA-
tionB to build tho remainder Of the road. Thia
proposition hns been assentod to by the Con-
Btruction Company, and, as soon as the sections
ceferred to are completed, it will DO dissolved.
THE CANADA PACIFIC.
OTTAWA, May 8-The Mackenzie Minister Of
Public Works will move to-day that tho House
60 into Committee of tho Whole on Tuosday
next to consider the now measure providing for
the construction Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
wly. The scheme proposes to rosorye the right
to construct and operate the road rs q Govern
ment work, or to let il out on private contract,
the subsidies iu that Eent for any section not
to exceed $4,000 md 10000 acres of land per
mile, with q guarantee OF bonds at per cent
CA1no, ILL.,, May 8.-AIes1rs. Lincgar j. Lans-
don, the attorneys for tho Railroad Commits
sinnera to-day filed their declaration against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, as the be-
ginning Of q suit in Company, aa the beginning
Of . suit in which the uamages are laid at
$lQ0. 900,
, 1874-05-09

OuAnLEsToN. s. G., May IA petition has
bosn filed In the United 8tates Court for tho in
voluntary bankruptcy Of Franklin Moses, Jr.,
Governor Of South Carolina, aud an injunction,
granted restraining tho Sheriff Of Richmond
County from sozing and ao'ling hia effects until
further order OF the Court. Tho debtp of the
Governor In oxcoss Of aagets arc currently stated
at oyor 82j,0 900,
, 1874-05-09

Special Dfspdtch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
JASEsy1LLE, Wis. May 8.-George Washing
ton and Simpson Walker, negroes. who have
been under trial here for killing white woman
named Rachal Thomas, left summer, vera found
guilty Of murder In tho first degree to-day and
Will be sentenced next week. yhe trial occupied
throe dayB,
, 1874-05-09

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 8.-rho Navy De-
partment is advised OF tho death of Arsene N.
Gerault, Professor Of Mathcmatics, United statca
Navy, at New Brunswick, On tho I'D inst. Ho
had been In the navy since 1B45, and, at tho time
Of his dokth, was on the retired 1tst.
, 1874-05-09
FATAL ACCIDENT,

Il hay-wsgon on Brown street yesterday aitor-
noon, and WAS instantly killed. He ras \ roa!.
dent OF Summit, about As years. Of age, His
body nas taken to tho Morgue, whore Coroner
6tephsna will hold N inquest today.
, 1874-05-09

FAEEPoRr, ILL.,, May 8.-Goorge Thompson.
ex-County Clerk Of this county, sold large
number OF old county orders, purportlng to have
been iHsued by him while ID onlcet to VARIOUS
, 1874-05-09

Tho Tausmany Hall General Committee has
msmbesa~s1.Q .Qopgteusmon John Morrlasey aud
, 1874-05-09

For tho Upper Lake region and tho North
wost increasing cloucneBs. brisk ligh southerly
winds, decidedly high temperature, and falling
barometer.
LOCAL obBEnvATIoNe.
CHJCA11. NAV r. fR7A
, 1874-05-09
ARKANSAS.


tho rigor, where ahe was subsequently captured
and brought here, with tho killed. and wounded
AhonrI
, 1874-05-09

CoLuMnua, o., May 8.-Jaoob Fl. Grub, sent
from Hamilton County for seven yonrs, for ma
licious shooting. and Joseph Thomaa, sont from
Buioto County for two yearH, for grand larconY.
and now Serving his fourth term, escaped from
the Ohio Penitentlary today. by cutting hole
through brick wall in tho hospital building.
One hundred and tllty dollars reward is offered
for the arroat OF tho mon.
CoLuMnus, O., May 8.-Joo Thomas, one OF
the conviota who oscnged frohl tho ponitontiary
to-day, was captured near Wost Jefferson tl.ia
evening. IIe Gays Qrubb. tho other convict,
parted with him at Jelle1son.
This Murderer Kelly Executed at
Nashville.
NASHVILLE, May 8.-nll Kelly was executed
at o'clock, just outside Of tho city limits, noar
the Pacific Kairoad. ue was accompanied by
the ney; Nelson Merry, coored, md tho Roy.
Dr.. Cobb. white. On arrival at tho ecanold,
Kelly mounted tho platform iu . lithe aud glee-
fnl mood, oonyersing aud laughing with these
OF his friends immediately around Him.. Tho
ioy. l1etry delivered an address of ton u.inutes,
then lined and eung hymn. ferEent prayer
was offerod BY tho noy. Cobb, aftor which Kelly
slapped forward and addreaaed the ooncourso
for eight minutes, concluding with prayer. He
denied hia guilt to tho last, solomuly protohting
that for the pltful aum OF 42 he was thore to be
offered up as a sacrifice to vlndicate tho
laws Of Tennesseo, but that ho was roady
and willing to meet bis fatc. It was estimated
tiiat there wcro 10000 persons present, two
thirds Of whom wore co1ofed. immediately after
cutting tho rope. q train on tho Pacific & Ton
neesoe llnilr0ad passed, frightening horse
hltched to buggy, stampedtng about 2, 900 peo
plo, NEIL, women, and children. Que man Ind
hls leE broken and 1t IL reported that several
Wo'non and children wore hurt. Kelly mas pro-
nouuced asad fourteen minnteH sftor lilo drol,,
Tllo rope was cut after the body had hung 81 Il
suinutos.
, 1874-05-09

Maximum Thermometer, ii.
minimum thermometer, b5..
GENERAL oBBERyATfoNs,
CHICAGO, May 81 \. N.
, 1874-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.


4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN WHO DESIRES TO GO
a Wos. tn Denver Aouaa otucr gu0d pGlaH n tno
can Invcst with from .aJ = 20 IL any nosiae,
~ r1erences gl1en aud required Address, appointing
m nteryfew ~ cars Carrier No. 9, South Station, CITY,
SY-L1DY HAVING s.. SO TO =, ooo G3N y, LEARS
A. M ssse-st you want business do not iaA 10 ia'es
tigato t.is.
-c00D 7IIF ROUTE DOING GOUD BUSINESS
m the West side Tor very cceAp. Inquire ut LTD
AugustA.st-
FTHsT0LAS9 LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE; A
cnvncr m tho Wcst Side; coed chance for the right
naTtT Other bu,Eess the u selling. AddEes Il.
Tribune pd4ce.