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, 1875-01-30
MONEY and COMM ERCE


,r, ,rlnter hustr1cta Of tho banka has increased
- Iucli in amount fact which, taken tn connection
Ill Tho small ccarines indicates That the general b,lai-
"a Of lilo banks and Of mercantile nircloa is dull.
The demand for iosns il light Tie packers s.,!'
borrowing for thcr ufcrattnta, though not heaslly3
and there ia somo demand frrn thosc who lnre net
Elements 10 mike At tho end Of tho month"; Other b'1a~
calling for but small amount Of funds
Outside applicants fow; tho real-estata market,
wch haa In good times kept great deal Of money IN
active employment, Is very hst aud tcre Ia general
lack ot enterprise tu absorb what surrus there may ba
Oh hnnl.
cs of discount are 10 rer cont to regular c11stom-
ere. Outside parties With satisfactory cullAeraa call
gct accommodation at or per cent less.
On tho Atrea, tho demand for lnans Ia not equal To
tie supply of funds. I,ates 90 918 per cent.
Tho movement Of currency to tho country contin-
ues light and is not greatcr than tho amount Of cur
rcncy received here.
New York exchange ls 1rmer. With little Offering.
IT rod nj 2145Os premium between banks for f0tp.
Tho orders from tho country for New York exchange
to lie sent Euat aEo 1aFEe.
Thr clearIng4 were u, 100000.
Nr. II. F. Allen llua called meeting Of his creditors,
70 be held At Dcss1u.nes. Feb. 6.
UNBTAMpED CIECEa.
Tho policy Of tito Government docs not seem to DO
uniform III cases whore II 1eocs unH:atnpea checkR.
A stated several Hays ego, lilo Collector Of Internal
ievenue ut Richmond, w. has entarcd suit against
two three hundred merchants, whoeo checks wero
found uusamI1od n tho sAnk-vln7 nf that city. III
Rochester, N. y, different Is to be pursued
n1,rarrny. 1serpnuo Inspector invadc1 the iuchca
ter bAnk drawers q few tlaya aEo IN keureh Of un-
stamped checks, and nrcars to haye been quito Elc
eesRful In his aearch Tho Rochester Una1t says TINT
the officer " WINS quite frank in stating hlA VISIT
inore Of reminder to the bankers that the checks
must 10 stamped, but that negligence In The future
would probably bo punished. In the present case
reprimand would lso a tho notice ths Department 1t
, 1875-01-30
REAL l5S'r41'EE.
The following instrumenta wers filed for record
Friday, jan. ~:

tf!t.af, 1aii. 89s
C1rT PROPERTY.
Matlcr Al. 10 II G nf Beach at, I. undivided
liof ll7L x1:O IT, .tac.I Dec. T3 ls74... ...s 400
M4i1tr At, undivided = If sanie, tlatel tHn II 95A,
aflthor 1t, undivided rs Of !, Of aanc, dated
stather st, undivided a-5 Of i Of tanar, dated
West Erie st, y It Of Roi,cy st, n I, 74xl2lH
II, with buildings, dated Jan. N............ 1,45o
It 10 alloy, with buildings, dated J.n 49,. 1900
Grave st. " cor Of Eighteenth st, ", ~ Il 70
Mootf, ....................... 27,5oo
Fuirrtnn nv, 10, Il e ii Cooper ii, u I, aa11ao
It, dated Dec. u, LOO
Ealne tho aboyc, dated Dsc. %. 1s74...... lOo1
Leala at, 10U 1t Of llcrnann st, " I, 1oHi23 It,
NORTH Market nj, 25 it IL Ut PEARSON st, o (, ar
100 #, dated Jan. t9....................... 2,Soe
Ths premises No. All West ohio-At., dated Jan.
Wal,nH. av, n cur Of IIarraon 1t, 4011I2ft,
dated Jan. 81 70. 3. Hungh to John =.
Walnut st, 2GO II Of S4e!lolt az, sf 1517Sit,
dated Jan. 2I..+.........,..... ....,...... TOO
Dai,wa,.s 1T, 81 l-l0 II n OF Ashland Nv, NOT,
2ixlN0 It, dated Jan. observation-disclosures. J.230
NORTH OF CRY LIMITS. WITHIN A nADIus or NILES
FROM CauRT-H0usE.
Lot II and Tho n Ii OF L.t ~, pick'a l1ock Is,
Scr 70. 40 II, dated Jan. ~. 1000
BuUIIt CITY LIAIrB, WITHIN 4 nADIuB OF MtLEs
fnuat COURTHOUSE.
Lot 20, Dnncan's ltesut,liviaiun Of Block Z.
Taylor Il krcighis u, II " Il, SEQ 4. ~, H.,
d4feLl Jan. 2....-. ...-s.......-.'-.......S th
, 1875-01-30

Il announced In the Derby (Epg,) McrcEra
that ~ tho 1tev. Alfred NewdiEate, Vicar of hiIk
Italian, Derbyshre, has signlAed IN lestetto to
tho Vicar ot 1ikoatoA his determination to rslln'
Quihh his living and tolp tbs Church of Home;
Mrs. Nowdigato aecodod about year ago, aug
the services at Kirk lIal!am havo long been
niarkoa by extrena r4tualiam. A correspondent
las geen Dir. Newdigato'A la.ter, IN Which "
states that the resolve has been taken because
he considers The only true Apostolic ChnrohM
the ono Of which ho1ao III tie centre. Tho llSsns
ID in the Ett ct tho peryert'a brother,
Col. Eew.iigats, Of West Italian, smother
brother, tAo lev. O. J, Newdi4ato bs.nge
Hector of the latter place. The living Of huA
IIala,n ts worth nearly 600 year. The seees,,
sion II tho 1say. Alfred Nowdlgate has cauaesa
uurll excitement, ~ he held Tue Bectetaryslhpss
ut tho Society for the Propagation at tle Hospett
and Church E1toutiun bocia.y, in the Diocese ~
Iic!tlald, which Aa raceutly resigned" iaa
Church Herald shys; MIR. Nowdigato il said y
have been mainly led to take thls atep tlrouens
the abandonment by tho English bishops ~. "
their Jurisdiction to laymsn ~ also BY ~ y
vastigRtioa at tie LoctruRl and historical lnis.
statemsnts Of tho Well-kuown polhnHeE1te POW
Janus We are alao informed that, sesssn 4, ~
other benshead clezgymen aro not unlikely ~ "
tska similar step--amonsss these latter WI
name Of one Of tho moat Tstersd and tespsclse
supporters Of Church ot England 2nsezhoo*s
balQG f7saly WsnAQasa.H
, 1875-01-30

catlto than werc oycrc1 either of tho prercdtnH
days Of tho week bt there cnauEh stale atotk "
low degrees 10 mako tia gcurrAt average mEAcrahly
poor, mud to provont nny improvements III rriccs that
might otherwise nve been realized. AAvcrs from
iho East encouraging tlan t,ose received
al tho beginning Of Tho wrrk, which being tho
thero !ittla inclination n,nnn;st shiprcrs 10
operate beyond lllnI tho u,,st urgent orrrt. Thcrc
lltern sales sn local butchers Mt sooeat.on tnl
10 fertlsrR nt $l75S 4G Hhirpcra ,atI f2iaf7h far
10 fair drives Avbrs1ng from, ISL 10 400
lin. nl f50tnff50 fur gsnl trxtra grades ayrrngIng
from 1,151 u 160 liz. rhc market closed Inita utla
easy for anything mt grading rhnlcc.
, 1875-01-30

N1,A1ruur rrn,p p,,ra I'm 1r,urs1uu f,r u,v .,,
snm.or,. 3,1 , when, q. 169 In ,,or7 7.g IN, n,s
M, h,, ryr l. aao I'm .nrtev
rho ftuwu, Grain ,rss tnpncctcd fnto s1oro ., Fri.
t,uv u.,rntuu: n c,r. No. snrf,e 14o rars M In
AZ r,r, Nm 3ao ca1s rcict,d ,,o r,r m o,aaa i,
mn ,,,,rat, II rays r1, ,nI.cd corn n, rurs NJ A.,
N cars .,ic.trd ,o Gaa cnrn Of whtr, ara o,n /
cars whit. u,ta N ezra Ma DO ca,s reicr,cd ia.
tura M, ryn a rars Nh 4 hsr,nv rnra Nm a IN
car reierted DO Total ,ia rars. or 131oN0 h,. In.
.ncctf out aa I'M wheat nj I'm HI, r.r,, for fc,
70 ea9 I'm Ar. MD M ~ 4I54 hr, ants nj In ryo
l. uD4 I'm la rIey
,ettar rcccve1 veptcrdav fron, No,v yort, ,.,tos
thut tl c1 1v t,,s lr
of tut tf,v tn coatdr thc ,utirrt nf tmnrny,r1 oir
or,,,,,n,.IIuo forttic, In. 5ec1cd =, rss,t tn for
III i,, nI,n nrreeL ,,,on r.,.,,,,v ,,,, cort,i,
c,a,,,v ,,l e1,r,rs RI tbo r,r,,d cnr,,.,tn.
1rc, tcrminuta IN Nav yrt ria ,,l,n i,'t,,.. t,,a
et,tr,rtiou n Goatinp aI,yntora nnI Tia ,,n,i of
syvt.,u of ,ra,,r, ,r.i,, sj,,ar n t},,t rr,,vo, IL
fi,uun Tbts mcaeurc whjr win ,,ro,,a]y h. a1o,t
Ell bv the Erchpnna. vii. un,lontcaiv Ia orpat IN,
nryemeut uan ilo prrret syste,n of 1,un.ing ,,rnn
l.; t,,t 49,. a.,,or,l,r -, u ,viu n,+,r,,1v la.n
erncn.o NJ ,r,nsrcr rron cora IN ocean v.asota a.
surh canr, a. ths nue],t t.uvo hee,, nn. v,,rs non
wItbopt wuI,yno IN II w,s forecd unn New y,rl hv
+he rivalry NJ ot,,f ctt,o..
rhe n..t r,ro m our no,r, of 7r1o I. H.. ,cc,rtv
n, maruIns .enus;tcd fur a fu,aIlurnt of c,rrs.ts
II Ina r.r,u,1v lccn,a r.t ,,t ,,,r
thu presrut uystep, mernr of tha 1,oa,,I mev cnu..
htar. h, ,,,autt ora ~ o,l ri ,,orav ~ ,nnrpI,u
,vitl,out uuttnr IN cent msuly and tba auosiinn l..
bn,y IN ovya, thi, and ne t1,c s.n,a tina .vod MS
cv,,s NJ lila od syrc, ,.hjch ara1loI ona u.n,, a.,
,,uht o,hurn with th,,r avn ,noncv. Tie matter viii
nro,,t ho ,,,ano, h .,nt,,,a ,,.t II .,,.,. ..o.,
shall In auored IN corjael rhrcka .vth the Trcss,
urcr y, w.. na,., hnt ,nSa, .sha.
.a nj, .,",o,a"a, .,ts"..s.'. N.Y. ,r.'
,S.,, t,,;nsa,s ~ "a 49,. s,|,.,
a., ,. s. -. ~, ', ,, 49, IN ~ ~. ..s.''e - ~. ~
, 1875-01-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tie following were Tho receipts amt shipments OF
the eadig articles Of roluco In this city uriug te
twenty.fnur hours ending at O'clock on Friday
morning and for tic corresponding late year n4o
, 1875-01-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sptrial Ii9teaith IN Ths EAtra70 tribune.
LIvEnruoL, Jan 9l-2p m.-Tha market IL quiet
for bsead4tuIfa. Corn, 36a37a per quarter.
LIvEupool, Jon. 29-1t 4. nl.-Four-2taG7 2aa.
Wheat-wtlor, us 7ltSps ID sprIuR, u 7d99s 4d;
white, 0a 3d4sGA ID club. 9a 8ti@l1s. Corn. 3ss.
Fork BIZ. Lard, 64s. Receipts Of wheat for the lat
three days. l5,ooo quarters H. 900 beina American.
L1vInPooL, Jun. 29-1r. m.-preaustu6fs steady;
Corn 11s da48l7a. 1scat unchanged. Weather wat.
LONDON, Jun. 1J-3 y. ln-liate OF discount in 0non
market for months bills, 10. or 3-1o below bank
tatc. late for money s<ock Exchange Oh Cavern.
iueat securities, AZ per cont ConsoIu. 1noney, aI.d
account, Da},a3l1; b-aGs u I'll, l177s; do VI 'G7,
1u7sl; lo-4os, los; naw Is, 1oa's; New York ccn-
tral D3; Er!s, 70 preferred, AM Talluw 43a p49A4s.
pA4ls, Jau. 2o.--lsontes, CIT 40s.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
pH1LADELrutA, jan. 29--wool quiet. steady, aud
dult Oho, Pennsylyanu, and West Virginia, NX aud
aboye, t3GS56o x, 64e8o5o; medium, S5l957a; coarse,
satss3c. Now York, hch3Ean, 1nd!nnn, and Western,
ane, 4s35lc; medium, 65@35o; coarsc, Soc. Comb
Ing, washed, 60@G1o; d. unwaslel. 45c; Tins, Nn-
washed, a5Gs3du; coarse aui medium waAhrd. 400
AaHo tub. washsd sssCoc; extra and neri1o pulled,
Aaoa4Bo; No. aud Hul~E pulled, Ai@ide.
--------
NEW YORK pRYooop5 MARKET.
EEw YORK, Jsa, 29,-Domesio coltuu goods IN
steady helluu aud adsancvl prlcea OIL brown slcet-
ius Dlechcd aAlrtngs. corset icans anu rolled jac
cuuets firmly sustained. Fius LrOwn cottans actiss
aud iu light supply. Cottouades In RooA dcnlaAd.
Light points mud nu4tnln chocolates more wanted by
Southern buylrs, GiuJAams lpuy well. Wuoaa
Qpo.ls less aaye. Housekeeping uueus aal Hsm1urS
alnuzoldsriss sel4a1 we'll.
CLEVELAND OIL MARKET.
CLEVELAND, O., Jun. 2o.-pe.rolsnm, st.37N31.A0
At p4raerA; refined, 1a4c, Fh!ladeiphsa delivery.
, 1875-01-30

x.us o'M' nt ."ls ~ e4'''eso'o. rye 'ouf sfaas
toaS-altAI-tt}ulet: weaoru, s4.1oat.t5.
uhSis-whsas i mnro sc'iSe rsrets; Goo hn; No.
a ia; !' stiiw.atSs f!issi!;; 10
Naltl"csltfn: ~ unH5aucA Iowa aha Mifte-
,s, 'rK : Sog s wcr j. red h;s Wsstsr 9, NC
'alt quiet II, corn heavy; ,owsr rs;eltA. 74,opa ha
He ,ta "ne sssips xi u yeow s"
f,1 @ ro 1s' sassr aet aud owsr
h1reswfGsSg',' Hss,vw1s {Go CO. fos, 'ea unchanged.
TunrrarrsE1firn1 3st;
xasoLfIsMvi1 asoIe,yv Woser rni'ts, IT, 'Fe' exc
1;s"ss.'osszicst v y atm: nc nsw mess. s,oee spot;
i'SU IT, w. & asste, ~ petc nogs hrl ,Mes,er
a@ Ic,r 1a xnrt ;esr Ss
t,1rrnl-rn ti11rs.-tism: SSs|es'' sS'ssa l'c''oo'
f;Iuysn.1fEnG1ic. ''''
0"'' .,.,. ,,,,
NEW ol.itAHs, A, 'an: s9'LfLotE-on1v local de-
e' ;I: '' , ~, , o.,t Sp5M 1aeu
4nnaos W. 1,., r,o,
nsXNnn M ;,t;'u. s'a.ovt q. m cbo,c, xoa m
laoyl;soS. ,'G ~, asanse s,uo1 Dfy,sa't
n.n 1Suan e u,. ~. IN iE .@nhc' ntei !g1e.
n p 1t '' ia c o' ird aree itereo nuchers en's
1Jie; rnttned, Ike; rejected, II IA l5c.
,ss ass,5ls s',s f,|g a%,st I'll, 5s lha
prime y 70 c1,ors. 7atssc Meaasea dull stock u 1a
ntt1 tnss 70 ar'cy itanso lasi'en'nE, n. Sgeo fsf
Ggr. - 'e''' WV
.,f,rn W.st..rn Y, "au aa '"n'7'ana' '''i
Tt"SrrrNot,},ln Int,r fr,r, frat b,r,,. ,,,o1.-
,+ nemsn, fnr Xxx 1ota - tes az 9,a ~ ~, - ]
I.nnwntr4r-F;r1n !. i, M s' ~ ~ F
M,LwAuKrE.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. .oy.-Floun-very steady.
dHA1Snwheat % ts seatis No. Milwaukee. paic; NJ.
Oats highor; No. 2 5'iee5sc, Corn quiet bnt firm
No. mixed. so!5tsaaGe: lsye quiet nl,d unchanged
IN eyery rnalsst; NJ ! uoe. barley quit aud lower;
Ieov1ssoss-A shado ilrmer Int inactive; mes. rork
S1H.hl GaHA Allt4 seller lGhrnnry; 3fH.Gu41a.l1
seor s1arch primo mesa pork qmot It siIoo extra
prime, tl3ou. Sweet lieklel lIanH. 10h@,1c: dry
O. esioo tor tosed prime. Lard ' ri ;e so1n io;.c
kettIot lac.
1loasL:va nominnl at fn.ooG3e.75; dressed dull and
REeE1rrs-Flour, 2,ovU Iris; oats, 400 bu; wheat,
3s,n'lo bn.
,snJ Hdraks1'-f'0uF I 4.ooo Urls oa''' 80o 0u; ~h
CINCINNATI, Jan. cy.-FL0uH-pult and UNCHANGED.
Clio. cetn stcatly; 1'uslcrats denrnd: GTtsGsr.
''nshanssa. ,s,as ss,nnu INIT r,,,,,na.,
GLovkn sfHp-Dotnand go9d at full prices, llr.
Hs-pn.k-neoiahd good t1ll rrees
letta. 4@En HHlet; a+esn' HUI ~ 9ihaltat elot
Sl3G1}5 frllcr March closing " IL ~ l3t5 spo
kettle, l@1tt4c. HULK moata-Markct steady; 1I.nl-
cratic 1sMtHd; G}4@;5He: 9tsta9He; 8'iGa15sc. Hacnh
Btalyi nlodcrstt demand; Bo; l1la t5l9;ac; 1850
lite. tarcen u'rats-bernanh active and prices all
v,ncc; rt.lI'iers 6aoi clear rib DC ..hams, lots@
luHh li,r - aHa " ~ NJ ,.
=, ,,- w., ~ nH' apua'' ,,. -. -.
With 10y .'sr, ya': ~, :nu,e i'f 10" R'aaes
{. II r ss hstter essf no. re ar Whtsr
ss... ~. i, ~. q, ,. ~ o IT, a,sau.
~ 'wu,tr1He,aist. uteutllH9aii orc
Tnoy1r1ons-rark iirmsr; held nt $3.50 caRh
salca ut sls.75 sellor April, Slu.oo. Green snurrs
svld Ut GU; cloar a1os, p!sc hulk neats-FiIn:er
shoulders, eHo: s'des 1aSa9'.s ncra shoulders
4sso csnr r,,,a .u, uu.1s pa ses ietni1s
4@''N ''~'N' ms1rt,rouE
Ba151uoag, MI. Jun. 9S.MF1oun-pu,t and uu-
c.,llgti. -.
dnals-wAeat quiet and stoa1y;. rennsylvan!,.
, 1875-01-30

nrjrcs M r,1fc ur,, afeu1v III ",Ins G,rbop ffmI
arl whfte> l15 aeg tsst l3'se; 10 Illinois legal test,
a5o 10 heaa.,ght ~. acs;, ektE'
winter ,a1u ~ Sita; N9 .sH No sooi thetest.
sean., saS ~ heaSs1o' ~ htlaeay nife, st9a
s.s ~ gt.sa, IT, uye 10 ~ pana ", &c
eoc pllmniao oti toestse turpenthe AtGs nc;
Maisn, VI 1fa'1ss ta>ses4'e' hap4thaf common,
Il :; S;e.rHTors--,vors eaI son, ., ,,o ro,n,
cent nnct. Esstarn "ows H. M x. 1sS Wtsrn AZ e
ao f'iis fiTsam Inv nniG" um soEs:' ,s1
- AL , Mt-t1a los'l sieIuana !ot noul-
!rS ws iaies aa e,se !s o. tuFa0ss "afa 1n RSu up
~ M ino o.1e.1ys WSfe sia ~, Goh.pose
Ss u sioak: rtAI's cntes. Nv ao.a Y
ss!a 70 slPheEht Ghl1 "ete weak latReSs uteaaetl,
Ialoa; sl.lskens dressed, Ghsloo nsr T.; ucks, 7s
to9 1T 10 Hoess' 9ls!e Ier ra,fe eeaene tsoo
49,. l'tns *i'op'Se.aos Seaasoa 'aan'es' 'Ui2as
, 1875-01-30

HtHls, HiiI. .lsksd.
cicAtu City yer cent bonds. lU0lt Int. int
Chicago City7 PER cent sower.
age. T. int.]lO4 4 INT.
Chicago City per cent wster-
IIan nt.+...,..+,.....,,....l l0l Int. ll02 & int.
Chicago Glly ptF cent cettih- ..
Eates.., ~. 151s & lnts
ChlcaEo City l'er csuk certih-
cates. es.....,............,....i0 06 Ant. :.
Couk Cnlinty per rent bonds 1Dl h intl0l 4 Int.
West IIrk per cent bGndE. :. .. 10 l. Tut.
hank SroCKS.
Tl1ore sale. Ut Traders Nattoua1 st JOB, md
FiftA National Vt l23.
, 1875-01-30

AoH FAopuOFs-WuFa mora active, chiefly tu
pork, aud ntsaeF VII round Tho receipts of hogs wers
rter light. whtch fact eause1 further slv&ucs iu
p1tcas, and that Induced siso IN The quotations for
product Several Vt tbs shorta hsstenea to oil. gesr-
Ing that the list hos u not very fss OF, though soma
hsla out stouty, claiming that ~ recent strsnsh viii
, 1875-01-30
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET,


CLEVELAND OIL MARKET.
CLEyaLAkp, O., Jun. 20.-re.Fols1m, &1.37N31.A0
At psrAsrA; refined, 1a4c, ph!ladeipha delivery.
, 1875-01-30

HlIEEp-The retttpts lighter than On tho
three preceding days. but tho Ut Etnc left over
from yesterday pl4ced more than ample srrly oil
aale md p1iees for anything not choice we're weak ana
rity trase buying sraringy. We uuuts Ut s3,50S0oU
ftn{ civ
, 1875-01-30

BH11.MESrB.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
peppery Castorgatior.

Says the Denver Ne,os:: The guests
at one of Denver's- most quiet and re-
spectacle hotels were astonished at the
dinner-hour yesterday by disturbance
at one of the tables, in which one Of the
boarders avenged an imaginary insult in
a unique and very summary manner.
Coming in a little late, he found his seat
occupied by another party. Smarting
under the indignity, he sat himself down
opposite and began making preparations
to punish the rash intruder upon his sa-
cred rights and privileges without going
through the formality, it is reported, of
entering a complaint or even intimating
that anything was amiss. Taking glass
nearly full of water, he stirred into it
some miscellaneous condiments from the
well-filled castor in. front of him, and
when the fiery decoction was complete,
dashed it, without word of warning,
| full into the face and eyes of the luckless
offender. Nearly blinded and in an
agony of pain, the victim staggered to
his feet and demanded an explanation.
when he was coolly informed that he
could have satisfaction by coming out
on the sidewalk. With admirable pluck
worthy of a better cause, he accepted
the challenge; but in the unequal con
test that followed he was again worsted
having little or no use of his eyes. Tht
valiant Sir Knight of the pepper-castol
having vindicated his honor to his salts
faction, doubtless, by whipping his man
regained his reserved seat and pro
ceeded with his dinner"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

disturbances in the Turkish provinces seem to
be spreading. The province of Albania has
caaght the Injection ahd Is III open retOlt:
Spain has decided to send q, ,O60 more troops
to Chta: @
The recent pleasant Weather in Great Britain
and on the continent has enabled the farmers
there to gather their crops with but little in
jury. The yield, however, is deficient, both in
quantity aud quality, especially. in Great Brit
aih and France. in other parts OF Europe;
there viii be but little deficiency over last yeaf.
A Berlin dispatch says that all of Northern
Bosnia is in full rebellion against Turkey. The
fugitiyes who have sought safety on Austrian
sell nttmber $1,000, and arc mostly the wives
and children of rebels, who have deserted their
villages and made for the hills: In Herzego-
viha, the Insurgents hate fotmsd d ha-
iiohai government ttnder LyhBobraticl. fhe
insurgent leaders have been Informed by their
Montenegrin friends that very shortly, all
Montenegro viii come to their assistance. Ii
serSia, military Preparations continue. I.
News has been received from the English
polar expedition, at Disco, West Greenland.
All we'll. Preparations were being made fol
pushing north as far as possible.
Tho Carilsssss, Ill 5paiinn, ale greatly dlsrUut-
aged at the reyerses they have recently en-
couhtefed, and it is said Don Carlos may dis.
band his forces and await a more favorable
period to renew tho struggle.
The reported revolution in Hsyti turns oui
h he boax
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
How I'himblcs Are Made.

The manufacture of thimbles is very
simple, but singularly interesting. Coin
silver is mostly used, and is obtained by
purchasing coin dollars. Hence it hap
pens that the profits of the business are
affected instantaneously by all the varia-
tons in the nations greenbaek promise
to pay. The first operation strikes a
novice rs almost wicked, for it Is nothing
else than putting a lot of bright silver
dollars, fresh from the mint, into dirty
cruGibles, and melting them into solid
ingots. These are rolled out into the
required thickness, and cut by stamp
into circular pieces of any required size.
A solid metal bar of the size of the IN
side of the intended thimble, moved by
powerful machinery up and down in a
bottomless mold of the outside of the
safna tlimbles, bends the circular disks
into the thimble shape, as fast as they
Gun be placed under the descending bar.
Once in shape, the work of Frightening,
polishing and decorating is done upon a
lathe. First the blank form is fitted
with rapidly-reyolying rod. A slight
touch of sharp chisel takes thin shay
ing from tine end, another does the same
ON the side, and the third rounds off the
rim. A round steel rod dipped in oil
and pressed upon the surface, gives it a
lustrous polish. Then a little revolving
steel wheel, whose edge is raised orna-
mcDi, held against the revolving blank,
prints that ornament just outside the
rim. A second wheel prints a different
ornament around the center, while a
third wheel, with sharp points, makes
the indentations on the lower half and
end of the thimble. The inside is bright
ened and polished in similar way, the
tlimble being in revolving mold. AL
that remains to be done is to boil the
completed thimbles in soap-suds, to re,
move the oil, brush them up, and pacE
them for the trade.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

ment of crews, with the deliberate pur-
pose of being sent to the bottom IN order
to secure the insurance. The ship
owners of the United States, upon find
ing vessels unseaworthy, have been in
the habit of sending them to Great
Britain for sale but as Pliinsolls bill
has now rendered England very poor
market for rotten ships, it VIII be well
for our insurance companies to keep
their eyes open, or urge upon Congress
the passage of a bill similar in its pro
visions to- that of Mr.. PlimsolPs for the
protection of their interests and those of
the hardy mariner. sa1
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
C0l AnthOUy.

A Leavenworth (Kas.) dispatch says
"Col. ID. B. Anthony, who was shot in
the opera house on the 10th of May last
by w. w. Embrey, made his appear
anee on the street for the first time to-
day, after having been confined to his
room for 104 days. The case has baff1ed
the efforts of all the medical fraternity
both East and West, and they are both
loath to know what technical term TO ap
ply to the wound. Col. Anthony viii
make a visit in a few days to Rochester
N. Y, where he goes for further medi
cal treatment"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
Further from thc BLACK Hil,s.

A dispatch from Bismarck, Dakota
Territory, says: " Eleven of the Black
Hills party have arrived, eight days from
the hills, all well. Some of the party re-
NAMED in the hills prospecting, but will
probably arrive soon. ii. N. Ross, Gen.
Clusters chief miner of last year, arrived
with the party. He reports the pros
poets for gold better than he anticipated.
The party travelled in direct line, and
pronounce the route excellent In all par
ticulars. About 200 men have been in
the hills, most of whom left when this
party did. Those who remained will be
arrested by Gen. Cook. Ross had an in
terview with Professor Jenney, who
wanted him to stay. The Professor was
enthusiastic, and pronounces the country
rich with gold. Ross was seventeen
days in the mining districts, and travelled
over large tract of gold-bearing coun-
Try, placer, and quartz. He camped
three days where pay dirt panned $l00 a
| a day. About all who leave that country
will return there again when the hills are
opened.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
The sharpest Wheat Transaction.

A California exchange relates story
about solid old farmer who came into
town, and learning that wheat was being
sold readily at 50 and upward, felt rather
chagrined over the fact that he had dis
posed of his crop the previous week at
S1.63. He told the commission mer-
chant to whom he had sold his grain
that inasmuch as he had made good
speculation on his former buy he ought
now to purchase the balance of his crop
at good round sum. When asked how
much wheat he had left he replied Zone
sack" and that he wanted the! highest
figure that had been paid to anybody
this season, namely, $3.50. The buyer
Immediately closed the bargain and took
the wheat. Our agricultural friend then
stroIIed around town, and stated that he
had sold his wheat Che didn't say how
how muchl at 80. so, and that the market
was "away up" Nobody believed him,
and bets wero freely offered and taken
that there was nothing in it. The farmer
kept taking the bets and sending his
victim to the grain dealer for proof, until
he gathered in about $50 In coin. 1t was
the sharpest wheat transaction of the
season, beside being capital joke.
The best part of the latter is that one of
the victimized betting gentlemen is a
clerk in the house where the enormous
sale was made, and was sold Tor larger
sum than the cereal. i
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

A PARIS paper states that the Sultan
of Zanzibar astonished amateurs and
professors, who were present at his visit
to piano-forte makers, by playing one
of Thalberg's fantasias with the skill al
most of yirtuoso.