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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

A BAD CROWD OF SOLDIERs.-AbOut
eleven o'clock Sunday morning Officer
Hartman arrested a very drunken man at
the corner of Girod and Peter streets. and
when passing the old Commercial Hotel
with his prisoner some soldiers stationed
there made a demonstration as if to rescue
the man. They surrounded the men and
finally managed TO get the man Oft aud fur
nished him refuge in the hotel. During the
scutfle soldiers kicked the policeman and
punched him badly. Sergeant Slabowski
fortunately was near at hand and assisted
his patrolman, when the soldiers gave him
q little back talk, until he Drew his revolver
and in his best English said that somebody
might be hurt. Subsequently the drunken
man was captured. Superintendent Loan
has ordered thorough examination of the
case and directed the statements to be for
warded to military headquarters here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
BY E. D. lie Breton, ASSIGNEE.

IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS GREvEMBER9
BANKRUPT.
IN BANKRUPTCY-NO 1894
District Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
LOTTERIES,

LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER Lorr1ll
Capital $4,000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated August 1t. 1861
CLASS H,
70 be drawn in public Ut New Orleans
On Saturday. juno II. 1878.
sCHRMB.
10000 Tickets Tickets enly SO
Halves, Quarter and Bighths in proportion
prize of $4,000 is......................s 2O.Oo
:, prise Of t6,eee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IO,ON
40 PIAoe " 9tU are ..................... 10000
~ P1!1oe ", w arc .........'........... W,Wt
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
approximations of $500 each for tho
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
approximations Of $500 esch for i'i the '
MIN -emsining units Of the same ten
Of 10 number drawing the $1,000
40 prizes amounting to.................. s74,sos
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units Of the same ten OF thu
numbers drawing the first two full prizes will b
entitled to the eighteen approximation priseA
For example: If ticket No. 1246 draws the D 10 900
prize those tickets numbered l24l 1912, l243 1874
ls l247. 1913 l249 and 1850 will each be on titled
70 $500: IT ticket No. 23l draws the $1,000 prise
those tickets numbered 232, 1888, 234, 235 1885, 49,
S3a. 23S and 24O viii each be entitled to 5000.
Whole Tickets, SIC, Halves, IS, Quar-
tors. 81 50 Righths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT pRpuo
TIOM
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock box No. 692, Pos.ofhce
New OrleanA
Send postoface money order, or register Won,
letter. ia2Jv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Second District Court for the Parish of Orlean.-
No. 81 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK VS.. HUGH CAS-
SIDY, IN BANKRUPTCY, NO. l422
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
EO37937.
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JOSH GRAS.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LIRRRrv
STREET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

MOVABLE EFFECTS AND FURNITURE
SUGGESTIONS OF CARL AND MATILDA Holy
CONSOLIDATED.
, 1875-10-07

record does not show. The more vitnl points
ton Law by keeping no ]sta Of voters. having
no clerks. offering hut one hnllot-bes i"r tw"
ballots on scparato questions. etc were
liEewisa ignored bcca,iso thu record t!itl not
show TINT these omissions fci 10 tim ballot
box stuf1ing whicl, nctually occurred. In
view Of thu decision, II is evident tint
there was serious error committed In
making up record for tho Supreme Court
which did not include proofs Of tho yi!lainy
by whicl, tl,c charter was cnrried. At tho
sotne tilnc, This decision of tho Supreme
| Court Is for1na' notico TINT men In otliro
nny disregard thr provisions Of the Election
1aw, anl that ti,ora il no reuledy withnut sta~
| cling TIM frauds incident thereto. It 1nny he
that thu counsel for tho People erred in their
confidence tint they could 20 10 The Supreme
Court with admitted violations Of the Eltc-
tion law, md it may be that they should havo
tried tho tnso OIL its merits. It warll
hnvo been MI easy matter to procure rroof
TINT tho bn11ot-boxes Ind l,ccn stuffed NJ a
result of the violations Of tho Election law.
Wo llnvc understood that there WIS hulilciant
evidence Of this general fact before the Gran2.
Jury, tlioug, not Of kind to show WHO WIS
gnilty of tho stuIling, whic|, was necessary 10
secure indictments. Bnt, while this mis-
tako may hhvo been made, it il
| serious pcuatty that tho will of the people
should DO defeated that al election ,loto~
rious1y carried by ballot-hor stutllag shall
| ssa.i1 as precedent for all future elections !:
= Il =.
, 1875-10-07

Illinois il represented in tic Ohio cam.
raign bya scors Of intlRton orators, nsnoup
them TngvnL11cK, Iiooros, snAcg1xronp,
aud oven "A1r. Speaker" Z. ~ l1A1sss,
These men arc harl at work preaching the
benefits 10 result from having 5o-ceut or lens
dollnrs Mr. Horror, who lives at Ceutralia,
ind who has made himself ridiculous even to
the inhationists Of this stato, is repeating to
the people Of Ohio his celebrated assertion
that it il tho Government stump on tho
gold dollar that gives to that coin what yaluo
it has" mud that " the Government stamp on
piece of paper ia Ill that is needed to make
the Inter nj good dollar as tho coiu.
Strange as it may seem, there arc people
fools enough to believe this assertion, and
thero is at least ono newspaper in this city
TINT ropcata it substantially every day. Il
lLoovoN hnd iu lis poasY,sion o pieco OF
rough gold OF tho weight md fineness OF
tho gold eagle, without any Government
stamp on it, ho could get IL exchange for it
3ll.75 in gTeeubaeks by last quotations. II,
instead Of taking tho notes, llo delivered the
metal ut thu 1uin, le would get coined
eaglo, for which Ae could get III notes a
few cents less or nloru tlan ho could get for
tho uncoinel gold. How much could Alr.
I1oo1os got for his unstampel paper? Aud
how III it TINT the stamp Oh thu paper doe1
not make the paper o4uai in valus to tho IN,
sta,n1,etl naptnt?
, 1875-10-07


A small number Of lnnatics styling them
selves Labor Reforrncrs have gono through
tue farce Of holding a convention in Worces-
Ter, A1ass., md nominating full State ticket,
with WENDELL Pnr1I1rs as their candidate
for Governor. OF course they adopted rcso-
1utions, .xith the uslal demand for rctluc-
ton Of working hours, but not pay, an in-
dorsoment of P.-1. KELLEY's 3.G5 bond
scheme, and declaration in favor Of
speedy resumption, not of specie payments.
Into operations with Governmental printing
lressca to tie end that overy working1nan
sllal1 enjoy d volume Of currency adapted to
lIis notions. Here is party md platform
aftsr Mr. pu1LI1rs' own heart. 11o will ac-
capt tho nomination, OF course, if only to
show his gratitude for tho distinguished co.n-
rli1nent of Nero mention Of hia namo in
connection with tho Gubernntorial Office. It
will probably never happen again.
, 1875-10-07

The Grand Jury was ilnpaneled yesterday
in tho United stntes District Court. Judge
BLonoErF, in very temperate and careful
charge, called attention specially to the viola-
tions Of the law in regard to the illicit mani.
facturs of distilled spirits, and to tho charges
OF nafeasance on tho part Of Gnngers and
others III the Government employ. Tho jury
wos nSo cautioned TO report to the Court nry
person who attempted even to ascertain my
OF 'ts proceedings. Tho jury is MI excep-
tlonally gonl one, md will have au onerous
duty TO perform, lis thcra are over 200 casea
which are expected 10 10 brought before
it,--a greater number than hns over BEEN
brought before Grand Jury Of this District
before. 1t will be seen from tho charge that
tho Government Intends to push tho whisly
cases through to conviction without rclaxa-
ton, while, Mt the sasns sine, t.sers in no de-
sire to mako caI'ital by violent and indis.
eriminato persecution.
, 1875-10-07

Tho magnificent equatorial telescope at Walk,
inRton. &c Incl,os In diameter, tho only ono In
the United Ststes TINT a lArgcr than tho Chicago
instrument. I,an boan ,'nt to good uao a,nco d
MAS placed in illa Naval Observatory. In 1879.
I'roi. H1,tos EEwcoMh. Ill. D., has matlo rseit,
Of observations Of tho satellites OF Uranus and
Neptune. aul reduced them 40 ns to giro to The
world moro ,,recino knowledge of tho elements
of those bodies. 1io mahea THO mnaa of Uranus
te s,e 10 .!.st af tho aun a. te 22,G00: and III,
mas Of Neptune as compared with Tint Of tls
nun au to lhJB0.
, 1875-10-07

A tour among tho largo stables Of tho city
develops the fact TINT Tho cpizootic, OF whit
over it may prove to be, Inns not yet u1ado its
appearance in typo 80 yiolont rs 10 assab!s
any considerable number Of horses. A gen.
crnl condition uf colds and influenza is
noticed, but by tho exercise Of oxtra enre and
precantion, suggested by former experiences
with tho .liscnso, it IL hoped that smother
serious visitation may DO arcrtcsl. From
other cities the reports are not altogother 30
eucpurn1iue
, 1875-10-07

1t is encouraging to know TINT there is
somewhere disposition to lsold in check tho
propensity Of corporations for making money
at tho risk Of humnn lifo. The Central pa-
ciiie 1sailroad Company recently applied for
permission to carry coat oil md other conl-
bustiblos upon stcamboats which nlso carry
passengers, and permission was denied by tho
Treasury Department, tho 1aw expressly pro"
llit,iting the transportation OF such articles
ul1ou passengcr-carrying vessels.
, 1875-10-07

interest, wero issued In place of q per cents.
Uf tho nrisinnl i4slrs Of 6-10 bonds Of lsti2
md Of ls.;t .i,crn arc Init s:'9.h0n.ot1D out
standing. s,,sl nf The I-.0 bnnsla Of 1850 there
t.ro onl, ::lj.. .tA>0. Uo0 now outstanding Tie
remainder If t,r bonded debt IL IN tho coll
sos Of 1865, 1867, aud 1863. These bonds
wero issued to consolidate in ono form OF
debt yariety nj obligations then ontsta'ad-
jnG. These, with tho 6.2o bonds Of 1864 md
';;,, constitute the ou1y part OF the tlcht upon
which. AIr, Ew1St,, NJ Secretary Of Treasury,
can n,nko inYnisy as to Wien they came into
tho l4nnsls of tho present owners Tho
probability is tint nine-tenth8 of them ha'o
changed lantts n dozen or moro times SINCE
1eG9, and Tint brforo MHrct. lsi7, they will
hnvo changed hands anothtr dozen of Times.
70 tlat, in cn.c Of lie Success Of ilan Demo-
cratic party, lilo wholo bonded debt IN to t'o
pnid In god. anl MI tho Talk abons l'aying
tho lnntlholler in "peorle'a money" II
mcro frnud, intended to clcnt, not tho bond
holder, hHt tho crcduous voters
Tho second mattria1 statement 1na<lo by
Mr. EWING ts Tint, whom tho National hhtlk"
hayo been abolished, the Democratic NoYer1-
.aus,., ..,o,,,eo,,. ..a ,,so ,,,o,, in ,l,o oncn
,norErt n n"rc1,nso ~ n,tstoml;nc bonds. As
III ,hn.o lor,,. o~n .o,o,,1o occor,,;nr tn Mr..
rw,sn ,,r;nc;,,of MI ;,.c,nst :, ro,d IT will
bc curious to sec low far his row iss.o Of
9raont,or,a viii m rho ,ropont yolrc os
[,rosn,,ool.a ID .: eon,, -, tho ,1o1,or rho
;ssu. of NJ ,norv mor, v;thout INV ,,rov;a;on
for t,cir reilnn,,,t;o,, IN co;, nov .afo1v In
est;mo,cf1 10 ,o,,b,c ,rc,,1c. or onot,ru,,,c tho
,,ro,o,,, 1;troro,co b.t,.,on ,,o,,or ,,,1 no;,
ana viii, ,roouhacks ot ~ M or IN ccnts
sIr Mr. rw1xo nronosos 10 n,,rclnso tba bonda
/. Tho Govor,,,,,cnt f,annat comne) 1,n1aera of
1,on,,v IN se,1 ,hcm tho aovcrnmont w;}1 ee]l
4, ,a,o. ~ - RI or n, cents for oo1a md
n.;,,, 10 nn,1 oa1t =, om1 re,1eeu tJo ho,i1.
r., ,,,rc,nso s:fu, mn on, of mi, bonaa with
,,,,,or ,vort,, an, t;, eo,,ts will to1o sof, ooo.
m, ~ oroor,,acka nnt tho foct Tint the
Covern,nont ,,ro,,osca tn Inv ool1 nj tia rate
~ o,n tim or twentv million dollars n
wce1r, md nay therefor in nrccubacks,
, 1875-10-07

Thu Chicago produce markets were stea.lier
yesterday. Mess pork waa iu good demand,
and irmcr, closing ut at ...40925. 80 for Oc-
tober. nild $l9.l5 scller tho year, I.ar,l was
quiet and stronger, closing at $13.su@l334aa
per l00 Ibs cual,, ind 5l2.l0 seller the year.
Meats wero scarce aud firm, at l3s@l33o for
short rlLs, and lto for short cloars, High
vines were more nctiYe, aud 10 lower, at
, 1875-10-07

The Illinois Grand Lodge Of Frac-slasons
yesterday votetl 10 appropriate = 900 toward
tho fund for lilo erection Of tho Washington
monument. Tho fraternity AFRO anxious tlias
the sound of trowcl mud hammer DO henrd on
tho work when America receives her Centen-
uinl visitors from tho Old W0r1d
, 1875-10-07

Tho public will reRsl with regret thnt Alr.
GEoRnr j.. DuxIAr 1las resigned tho otlieo Of
City Marshal, and this regret will bo incre"'ed
when they understand tbs ca,,so The re-
moval OF tho Police Commissioners WAS Eei1-
orally acceptable, because 1t was considered
TINT thai board waa responsible for The non
execution of tho laws md tho license gwen
to crin,c in thu city. Mr. DESrsr's appoint
ment was welcomed i'll tho 1ioro that
change would 10 maslo md tho laws bo OIL
forced ngai1st .llu criminnl classes. But Mr..
DUNLAP l,ns been from tho first in subortl'-
nato uos;tiou. The trouble Inns been sllat ho
has hasl no authority to act upon his own
suggestion, an,1 l,a superiora in Office havc
not Lct II in fayor Of the enforcement Of tho
lawa, tho suppression Of crime, or tic pun.
ishnent Of criminals who vote tho Peoples
ticket. 1Io has, therefore, been officially
hamncrett, restrained, mud prohibited from
a,ly action tlistaBteful to tho lend Of the City
Government. lie has been reduced to n
nero cipher in otlice.--without power or
authority, incapable Of independent action,
and subordinate to tho friends, associascs,
and sy1upathizors OF the criminal classes.
It ia not surprising, therefore, that gentle
man of public spirit, character. md respectn-
btity slonld withdraw from an office where
ho WINS in one Sense responsible for the Poico
Department md yet without authority to
act. lie was out Of place IS m otlicial asso-
ciatc Of men who were not in favor Of sup.
pressing crimo or furnishing criminals, mud
hence he lad but ono course open to him,
, 1875-10-07

1lappy Ia tho bride Tint tho aun fhlncs mon
anys lilo prnycrh hol,co tho recent dsmpnces |.
t1,lrclly r!tnsgealle to tho Wedding -opileula
Let EMO for i3nnnycs.
, 1875-10-07


ane3e ~ n, o' ""t .. -, ~" =" h
y.z. tue .nrrecutson Of thu grernbark to al eauai,y
in valuo to the specie dollsr. Tha r"4d IL thro"ph
tho general resisn' Of bu'sner' md III" s' on', os
'anen ,, 'u @ ~ or.ss' ~ = ~ ~, rren
erslitorr. m
between 1870 nn.l 1873 there was n mos-
niAccnt 'srevival Of business bat there WIS
no appreciation of erceubncl,s. Afte- tho
panic there was 1argc appreciation in the
yaluo Of crerubacks. AZ business lcs,u 10
revive after tho panic, tho appreciation Of i.
the oyeeubocks ceascd, aud rs business con.
tjnurs tn reyiyo the prceubacks llnye ceascd
to npproc;ato in value, md in fnct lItya
declined. How long, ut this rate. will il
tal;e for them to reach spocia valno, espceal-
" if the ray;yal Of business bo couplctl with
abundant imitation and dilution Of tho irre-
,lccnablo currency II it not \ fact evident
to my intelligent mind that no long ns tho
maker Of n note refuses TO nay or redeem it,
tho noto can never 10 Mt par and remain
there, but must iluct,,ato 4 third specimen
,e 1>,~1o~n,., 4, t,,,,,
, 1875-10-07

Tha ia regular Foreign missionary woa.hs,,
Tho chuso Of the heati1cn norer rotguB but il
poura.
, 1875-10-07

1HFLhIluW EAlLAiNEU ~ A1h, EWlNHs
Tie political discussions in Ohio hayo bcen
varied by n scrics of joint debates between
Gen. THOMAS Ew1Sa, tho author Of tho Ohio
imitation platform, and Gen. Woopronp, OF
Now York. Thcyo gentlemen hare mot sov-
oral times, and, as both men arc good speak
cra, tho occasions have been Of more than
ordinary interest. At the meeting in Circle
vile, Gan. Ew1Sa WIS pressed with series
OF intorrogatories on tho financial question Ms
treated by tho Democratic platform, and tho
author Of that platform answered rs follows:
l. That ha held the Congressman, who en-
acted tho law of 1SG3, declaring NIL the bonds
and obligations Of tho United States {o1copt
whcro oiherwiao expressly stately paynblo in
gold, and pledginX tho faitl. Of tho country
to that declaration, in contempt, as acting
dis!onestly towhrtn tic American people;
nevertheless ha would, 80 far NJ thesa 6-20
bonds may DO held, when tho Democratic
purity httains power, by men Who bought
them before 1sG9, nay them in groonbacks
Hut thoBo WHO bonght the bouds On the faith
Of tho act Of 1869 have the right 10 hold them
until pal In gold ut par.
Z. That tho Democratic party, when elect
ed to power. will issao $35o, ,oO0. 600 moro Of
greonbacks and sako up anl deatroy that
amount Of bunk currency; and to do tlls
they vii! buy the bonls in open market as
other persons .lo now, and pay therefor with
| these new greeubacks, whatever Tho price
may be.
Hero, then, III brief is fair and candid
statement Of what Mr.. Ew1su had in his mind
| when ha wroto tho Ohio platform, mad Of
wl.at the Democratic party will do when they
attain power. Lal III examine tha resulta Of
those several proposed operations. tbs en.
tiro bonded debt Of tho United Staten amount
cd, Sept. 80. 1877. to sl,7o3, 4n,85o Or
thia sum, the following items are .ll payable,
by contract, III gold:.
New Ier eelts, $500 00o VU
Ietl-f0fAE% p1 ln1t.. 1stlaON1
AAto war lieut. ~ ctvaV
Loan o9 ls4J ptr eeAt4.. b.e0Qoo0
Total.. t17a, ,sa1 ooo
This leaves $735, 200, 900 Of $50 bonla
subject to btr. Ew1sa's scrutiny whether tue
present holders OF them bouxht them before
1863 or since thou. We hare put down the
new 5s ut lvo hundred millions, that sum
having been subscribed, though net al "a,
, 1875-10-07

Ths Americans 1soraa MIL, Foreign sl'ssiont
never meet In conyention. No la}l could hold
, 1875-10-07
CHOLERA; ITS CAusEs AND CURE.

i HG EiulSlA WIZ silIttEHtIG III lHl4 tAHhA!J
in 1872, 1siH, n,nl ls'9. 1t counted its vic-
tins by thousands, and numbered among
them ncnrly every ono Of lilo brave ply /
sicians and nurses who voluntarily risked
their own lives for tho saku Of saving others
in tho cities wllicl. lccamo the especial
centres Of tho rlngue For nearly n quarter
Of century wo havo been fortunately
exempt from this terrible curse. It has been
often runaorod as coming, lut it has mover
conle,--except, indeed, to shy few ,1nfor-
tunales. Its manifestations hare bcen apo-
radio, not epidemic There wns Il genuine
clolera.scaro iii 1879, tluo to sonlo genuine
cholera cascs in Carthage, o., Grow 1Iiver,
Mimi, md Ynnksou, Dakota. Emf
grants from Holland, Sweden, ard Rus
sin Brought over poiso1-particlcs in their
household effects. When their luggage
was rnpackcd, these particles did their dcatl~
~ work. Fortunately, only tho enaigrants
suffered. T'hoy noarly NIL died, victims 10
their own ignorance. These particles nro
tho cause Ut cholera. They originate, NJ far
Ms is known, only iu 1Iin.lostau. Asia, the
source Of population, is also tho source Of
the acourgo Of population. Cholera-particlcs
can be calTie.l great distances without losing
thoir banoful power. K few Of them, too,
may kill their thousands Of human beings,
for they are not absorbed in tho bodies they
enter. Whether they nrc brcathcd into the
lungs, Or taken with food into tho stomach,
or Sucked into tho pores OF tho body from
clotling, they emerge agnin ant1 float i'll tho
mir or fnll to tho ground, ready for the
next chance to mt1rier. Tho iusiliD,f9
, 1875-10-07

Ttr1EHs, tho great lyric artist, made ller debut
Nav York OIL Monday hight, apparently with
Gucce8a, although tho papers at that city differ
somewhat In tl.eE opiplon as to her present abil-
tiles. No ono doubts her past gre2Iuoss. As
her tour throrlgh this country sill 10 wntcllad
wstl great interest by reason Of iler oStraotIl-
nary reputation, wo reproduce in brief tho op!ll-
ions OF tho press as to her uloritA. Tho Sun
says: "From the earliest notes Of tho noble IN
PRODUCTION to the aria 1t wns evident that tho
Rlngsr no longer hold absolute control over the
voice. First tho tono itaolf was mother fresh
nor puro. and secondfy tho poHcr uf sustaining
or diminishing tho tons wsa Impaired" The
World aayst "Afsar all Il IL d voice fur
action, not for exhibition. llvoated of
tho motive and tho cue that the situation
furnishes upon the operasio stage, 10 miua tho
characteristic flavor which In pleaeiaE Tho senuo
an. ofton atones for tho lack OF emo
ton aud passion. It ii yoico thai
10 dramatically guided :. aud impellcd. =
Tho Herald SAYS, "Bho Illustrated tho
breadth and scope of d magnificent organ Which
haa Hutfared much loaa thaa QUO would imsEtne
from tho labors OF = long and ar.nous career.
Occasionally . faulty nota could be desoctad' but
tlsero Ii completeness IN her art anu force
and expression IN tor singing Which speedily
ofacea tho effect Of tho fault. What She lacks
Ia sympathy. Even when sho II gtantlest sho
faI.s 10 thrill her auditors with any emotion bo-
yona Bbnse OF her grandeur" The Times Says !
s.Tho lower tones arc perhaps little Worn--
| nosxitly more yatlod thsn acuteIy woTn-but the
| upper ouos are Of absolute purity aud clarion
povor, aud their charm and fosco are
ouhanccd tenfold by tho eRao IND certain-
| ty With vhson they Aro soundoa." The Tribune
I ii har nd A,1r rf,l., In II
, 1875-10-07

ACADEMY or ltuH1C--IIsls!cd atrtet fetwecn
Madison and A1onroo. EugaRcmcnt OF ". 7. MeisiHe.
" "CAicaKo III 6lIcee.N
, 1875-10-07

sl.14 rer gallon. Lnko frcights wero in good
,les,antl md strong, at a3o for corn to Hut
f,to. Flour wa41niet and stoady. Wheat WAS
legs active, mud tc lower, closing nj $1.1ts
for October, aud sst.104 for November. Corn
wns in moderate demand. and i@}o higher,
clusing nt 5Glc cash, aud a:lao for November.
Oats wcro sl,a,'o flrmer, closing Mt 32ic casl,
aud ;olc for November. Rye WAS firm Mt
7ol@7.5c. Darley WAS in good demand, md
2@2}o higher, closing at "oo for October, md
Vic for November. Hogs were fairly nctive,
and ac lower, closing steady at s7.21@7,9a
for con,fno, 10 good grades. Cattlo wero dull
md irrcgular1y lower. Sheep wcrc quiet md
weak. One hundred dollars in gold would
bny SIT 90 in greenhacks Mt tho c1oss.
, 1875-10-07

ADELrI1r T1!EAT1sE-Dtarborn street. corner
Monroe. Variety iazforloauce.
, 1875-10-07

HooLEYa TIEATnE-Ranlofph street. hetwHcn
Ctnrk and LAssl!a- Engagement of tho Calfornia
UtnRtt4tR