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, 1875-04-15

parsed to rnrh snA p.ss CLARK street from North
nvcnna t. tls city I'm M,limits 49,, ,.,, :, ~. .,-
0ueot Of Alt. Stone, wllo rsi! hs had frten VII"
Wished 10 make au osor. liz. howsver. fsed to COME
All. Qurk-Yer. and friend Ut Miro Intended 10
hid, hn r1atnncd tho property and came 10 tlio
cnnclnafon that thtrI was mt enough MARGIN 70
jhlify bill Of tdo,ooJ, Which ho thought Al &r't hs
iserorier-po 1o, .hlnk s;o.cco is lis fair eaah
AID. Warrtn-r do, with tbe tla,u'o ta1es. ......
1scrnrser-1f II te shown shat tlrrc n ro inenr,- NM
nr,ns' do so' think thu Council *lll reeon'isF th''f
Bsycral Alde1men-Tttrc Ia no question about H..
AID. Brottr
sdnF fS he cosns fs5 \ So.IS 'S
av:nNc to u Fsrton aI1 sysc; a'p! pr. ,v,, n,,,. In,
nance, camo 10 tho conclusion, that tho city wlh too
rocr 70 ray far the pavement In fr,nt ot Ia rro1fss
ssvtrs, Aticrmci,-0hi ws. understood that tlo
f'oso Id alrcady heen nsscsFosl:
Al. snut-Ttiat s1.t09Aa a snatake Then;
ratrt That thero w*a Al ea'n0sanes, aaa what eoa
Aid. McDonald-Thrro IL ro incNnbraAsc wlineyeT T
on tho property. II slWnc0 had been ot!eTn Tor u
99s5 nsht would hays leu so fSF fooe p,.
who iln,neil.toy tooS lid. Mcdonald 10 tass tot
naking 1t, nut 10 adhered 10 Il. s'i guile htass :,
cooled down. oa,rs said 10 thc 1oaorier: The ZIP
pv&it!on nas that We wcrc gntnE ~ fea'szo s0t9v.
ho land va asorIsed aud u saSrG y suC
It will bc tren from the foregoing that q, QUO Of Tho
tho too, canno he fourd is fir to assume that 7
too c1ihs only in imagination. VIVA care tusscMsy "a
notlse Which prompted led tilctr csrcnation tinee u. A.
i lily "as .a 'sss sss tsey III Ill 'P sos1 ii,
eilm nny intention 10 resort to su6etfnge 10 carry
the measure through the Council.
, 1875-04-15
AN IOWA TRUE STORY,

Spsctaf nlsputth 10 T6s CAsc1yo Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., Ap,H 1t.--Last summer party Of
vgllahts attempted u jefferson Township to e1tort,!y
hanging 10 trre. confession from George N. Kirk
a, Of tho burning OF ho barn and ts contcnta of s
sou.in.law, which act |. w.s supposed was ono In
rayeu3c for interference by the sonIu.law between
Kirkuan mud Its afc Kskmap VIA rich. lie s5,sglt
get tho ynchers indicted, and they In turn sought
to get him indicto5. In tho meautme ho mit1e1 al
Lis reaty to his sons, and aoll ou. Ills personally
Tho Grand Jury last week dismissed
ihc whos Matcr, Rnd now Il IN reported that Kirk.
i,lan and hla vife who had ior him aud gone 10 IN.
tl!aua, lave bad Interview md wilt probably again
be reunlted They say they sick Of Thu QUARREL,
anil having lived happily togsher twcnts-niio years,
they bclleyo they can do 70 ugsin. Il IL 1lobabl5
cov4tous 1lrirs laro been tao caItse Of tho wloIo
troao!s whteh a .9ua'na@SrS 9;' @ vasuage rsoroy
brother against btuther.
, 1875-04-15
THE CITY HALL.

Tho license clerk yesterday received 81 7ts On city
licenses.
Cty-Iugiuccr Olaeshsouch yesterday sufficiently
recovered from h.a rrceat lusx4 be Aba to attend
10 tho dI!eA Of btu 0!Dce.
Comn!sElopeF Thompson, Of tho Board Of Public
Works. In. eGuo 10 Nrw York toiusrect the uuu pump.
jna ergIts for the West Dyition Water Works, ROW
u roecas Ut uonst1u by the Quatard 1sou Uon-
rapy.
The Board Of Pablo Works Will Today adyurit.e for
the touttguctuu os an engiue-hou.s Tlisty.hfth
st,eet near lIalned. no awards hasu ytt betn 1aso
of .le otncr contracts recently adseatd {os by tbs
Ea1gd.
In answer 70 contamination en'ans''ns from tbs
upp.u Of prl lie Works regurdin. ths ltgay Of ras-
luz u twu-e.usy fraMu Louie judge p'ctuy replied
thst uaes ahs pst4eat ordinance aeSa@ !: G!n!sos
10 done, l1v r. ct tho oldnlon thst tht urtAahce
ought 10 he 10 .uodsa - IL permit such ~ sss4'son
4sor cot'n ye.esa,s 'otsa n ans .sdanse aar so C.
tnlous violation Vi the H. orlin.ace " slao -
Yols tbu licsusa Vt ths Aaloou of Frederick eag,
Isl Uuttrrhtld stree for repeated stolati9n o. ~
Tuis. Of dst euty. Thu place la4 Leea pulled W hs
pullcs seYsssl timex.
All. Murphy and Fitzgerald had person eu-
, 1875-04-15
CT El1NAl.

), l.. TH1er, 9snn3or from srring It'll, Ill.,, wa
che c4teI out Of $15 yestssi.y by shsrNr, MI" Was
arycs:c1, and gavu Tho iamc Of john Taylor.
few nights ago onacer Dan Hogan arrested Charles
Ntsl!asns aud joa 1lrnozs Gu suspicion Of h1''hE
robbed rums one. I1s fouud eana-bag-an ugly
weapon shaped like theatrical stuffed chib' uns
tueerschanm pipe, hottie Of chlorofor. and Enifs
upon Tho handle Of which IN the nan,c Of "". Wsst."
TLs articles ars al tho Madison Street Station.
Tho ganR Of which Barney Aaron. tile puglllst, ia
Tho moving spirit, hustled oil grly.hatred man On
tho corner Of De:r,osn and sfa1son laet night about
o'clock, and snatched from hm li' poekei1,oos, con-
tanning S.c0 Tho thieycs lodged down McFickcts
alley, tho old gentleman following. shouting "stop.
ths" At thn top Of Ills lungs hs tho rnBucs getting
through tho bloct by means Of tue sllcy"ayH' tot
safely away down Monroc strest With thoir plunder
D.rv p1xor caused the arrest Of ono William acu-
Is, yesterday, on tile charge Of robbery. Tne CONF
faIsnt statta that the night Of tle town election
while asesp IN h!a rlaco q business. AZ. ~ ant ~
anl chain, which ho valued ore as n'e1'cno than
for IL tn'rtuc worth. lcea.so !. Tad been presented
that Baxter Is mistaken In hts HAIL. and IL eonadons
of hs ability 10 prove al nltbl'
Tho caso Of Sir. D. II. Jones. 'ae nlsnager Of this
Grand Opera .,s WIN ~. atrest11 Sc ,9s r. airnG e.
funds, came up bearing bcfn1o Justice tfalHrs.
yosterd.y morning. It Was shown BY tne defendant
money 10 Its cr.dit ia es BANK, CAPT Turtle having
held tho ch-k two Or three dAys, and presented It
Rftrr tho money had been drawn 10 dlscaF9e htnee
nJebedness, Hence the Court luaahf'l the captas.
apl discharged htr. Jnnes. tfer Etsng tho plaintiff
payment fos 50, the am 'uns ot tbs CHEEK
couple Of weeks aao sles. wa;szal Of Sa oo7 west
Van Duren street. eup!oye serv.nt.gIr, sn1 a1y M
or two ago tho latter lefs her, sakns valuable SILL
dress belonging TO her employer. Yesterday. sittcr
Il Mrr. Weitzcl saw young woman on tho street IL
her sisters dress and going UP y ltr asked her to Al.
low hcf her right h.nl; Taa gs.l Mnt9sntn2!s
ber la been crippled, ID bad hcon described by Mira
Wr.zel sIe seized tho GIL By the arm, and called
policeman, xho arrested her and took har TO III.
Madison Street Station, whcso she gasc the mans Ut
Bessie Lee.
Joseph I.auaount ia the right name Of the young
rnn who was rlot In tho combat with 0llcer Jay
ScoIt, night before last and not Smith as ho d. 1rat
guyo It, Ha IL Known to tho police 81 eFfiI.
Tai bearing tho .li.s Of fre1eh Joe, and
h4e bc{ore been dctecIcd robsinG clhthing stores.
III was ro.aoyed to llu County lioynsal yesterday
md stated that he felt mitch better Ills wound Is
terrible one. extending from thu lower part Of tho
back 10 tho left treas tue Ga l1yns passed entirely
through his body 1law he can .usyive M VIII ,f ~omn
90 much better last evening t!at Il DOW inoks % II hs
would ret well. Tho stnlsn goods taken from him arc
et1ll 1t Madison 5trtet StuttuH.
, 1875-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There vii bo meeting Of The Committee Of Invita-
ton and Correspondence Of ths 6oliiess and salora
Iisunion 1t the 6rsnl Paeino Hotel, 1oom II. this
eyculpE, Renornl attendance IL very much desired.
The sunday afternoon lecture couEse will bo con-
tuued BY tho womnn's rclytechu!cal Institute Of 1ul-
no.s, until warm voathtr. The ngst eetuto will Ia
week from Sunday, by Miss Anthony. Prof, Swing
aud John wentworth will also lecture In tho coursc.
I'll. Baptist State sshbs!h-achool Institute Of Wa-
cousin will meet Ut Milwaukee, ArEil ~ and remain IN
snssIoo lar four days. Tnero will bo atdEessea by
well-knuuu workers. including Warren naudolph and
u. +. 1acobs.
Th, Chicago Astronomical Society will mees this
eyeu.nR lii p4stur No. /, Grand Pacific Hotel, At Z
oe!oci, It'll probable thai tho action taken It this
meeting will 10 important element In scseFmtning
tho future Of the Society, and ths attendance should
there{ors hs large one.
, 1875-04-15

special NtraI<A "a TIA ChleaYo TFlSNNs.
DATrLx CHExk. Mlch., April H.-The tsremens
Convention 1nrt this morning u o'clock. lssports
from the dnersnt Consnltsss read and adopted,
and pesnauent organzaslou to 10 Known ~ tho As-
ioc.tIon OF fEemen Of Michigan, was pttsected. Tia
following named persoas slected officers Of ths
Association for ths ensuing year. Chief James Cavan.
sugh, Of Muskegon, ptosdent Chiefs o'Neil Of KA's-
mazoo, Dattls of Detroit, Fo.ter Of Coldxater,
Lusl Of Jackson, aad uroua Of uattls Creek.
yice.pres!4cnIs; 8. D. Pond, Ut Ailezau. nscordtns
store.sry; Frederick @. Hellocs, Ut Paw Paw, Cor
responding Secretary; @. 4. JohnAtou. Of st. Louis,
Financial secretaEy; II. Dickinson, OF Oodwater,
TREASURER Frederick u, seymour. Of Detroit, Hin
tl4ii;iaa Altar sdoptlng rules aud regulations
esn!u8 tournaments. and tsausautlnR various other
businsss Insttess ha Consent!on adjourned 10 mtet
tbs usst Wsdnes6ay IN Nay, 1916 At jackson. .cl.
large complimentary banquet 10 b. held this even.
ing At the Opera I4ouse
, 1875-04-15

spsctai Di.nntch 10 Ths Chielea Tritune.
CsuKosH. April 1.-THE ~lnuebago County, Circuit
Court bcgan ts April le.sion scssetday, Will. full
ca1endar. Tho Dattct Attorney glve nutto that tho
criminal calendar would 10 takea up aonlay, the
18th. Among tho civil casts ia ono aR1inst Alien
Hicks, publishers Of tho Oshkoh fofthnestern, for
libe brought by Mrs. Florence H. Derkwith. II grew
nit u tllo uvAfd doAlcation Omro, last upiug.
III say lns: tue defendants. In nntcua tbs departure
Of ar. owAr stated In tho XorthHtstern that among
tho nany aoat TO tho effect that Mrs.
Deckw!,n lad Eono away with Howard. subsequently.
paragraph published contrancting and tetrac,.
init tho statement. List Norc1ber auit brought,
dunlaEts Icing laid ut 1900.
, 1875-04-15
SUBURBAN.,
rVtNHrfbN.

Tuesday wss = gals-day At Evanston for al thoss
who ars lmbued with tho Forclgn Mission work. Toe
ladies' from all tho churches assembled In tho paEoss
Ut tho Methodist Church In tho Attesnoon aud It's
tened to reports from tho vzsions denominations:
Mrs. @, T. browne for the Daptss; Mrs. Q. II. Dnt-
ton for tho Congre.ataonallsts; Airs. O. O. Soyos for
the rreshyteriaup and Mrs. pEot. IT. X. Ntnds for tbs
etholts,s. Tho reports showed that all the churches
were enthusiastic Ia the work, and generous ettosts
xeTe be,ng rnt soss ~ ao 'es IN ~ g ess nT.9
Man Mrs. a. H. HoBct Mrf. Uoy. HcTerlG2e. Mrs. a.
J. Drown arl slss Spsaccr. vac leaves 1eF Michigan
home 4n AugMRt tor the misalon- field In Turkey.
At al.ou, lialf.plst o'uEok Tho gentlemen began Ia
rouE IT, aud refreshments were .orvca In tbs parlurs.
as1 on any subject. tae hton.arln mue DO we'll hl'e,
ami tho supply was bnuntlinl. Two hoars wrsa seEy
Id e IL @isa. @ T.
!he In. mission work aat ts.ed tho well houae.
atyIs her still adM!rabe and instructive stosy
..Tha ra.tah Of fatr Haven" Tht. story, Ike Al
sees 90 e hs Il l. u ~oa II HRfh
The IEustees ne: IN tls Town.liali, and tecstSed
reports from tho Treasurer, w. II. Lnnt; the CLERK,
r. H. Scott; and the Superintendent Of Water-Worka.
j. H. Fish. witch usre referred to tho Ftnancs Com
istce. They will TO brought betots the Boazd next
y o M. audit
I'd Ind ordered paid. 49,
An ordinance ehunsiua ths asca1 year 70 that wiz
Ii4riy 4 Adam. rresens.d npetitlon g rsmoss
their carpenter hhpp In tls ta !!mtts which xAA TO-
feared 10 tho proper committee.
wAuKEoAx.
There I7ye been qu!tn number OF 1eal-entas as1ei
of late fro tbs lst Of April IL tho 10Th. inclusive
ths transfers u same In wauksg4n and vtcinitl
amounted to N,tO0. quilts number Of dwellings ar,
now tsoctin3 in this place. TIA eKrcciod that 1stc
In the seaxou many substantial Improvements will b.
| made. .. .....
Tho publ!c schools will close Fs!asy, and there VII
, 1875-04-15

Hkw York, April l.-The Naw Yak Prrsbytery
yesterday elect.tl the following Commissioners TO tho
General Assembly, which will meet In Cleveland. O.,
In May next: TAo Rev. prs. Pa1ont Wells, Mtnztns,
Crosby, @. II. payatop hnd ". " Paga. Dts. Paxton
and Crosby declined, anl Drs. Booth and Attcrbur3
were elected In tAelr s:ead. Thrir aitornstes arc:
The sy s1eaara. s:odard, Matthew'S Sharp. Hatfield,
II. Campbcl, and Hansey. Tho el'era CHOSEN aEa ::
Mcssrs. Dudley. Parsons Lyman, Of aansfeal Day Il.
CARTER snd Hyde, with alteEuatcs solIoWss Mesars
z4bsishls. ssrry Collins. Dayts, hcKsar and liar.
tlS Trustees at Tho parochial hoous for tho aAts-
s!ou hose Institutions to thu beuohs of the public
school syaie, xaa tutctel p1osert against tho aE-
preparation, either directly ar inltroatly, of pubic
moaey for saet7siau achoo!a in any shape manner
Whataycr.
, 1875-04-15

sp<<tai Htsnateh ia TAs Gale .7s tribune.
utooAtxoToN. ILL.,, April 1.-THE Mission Hoard ..
the Baptist General Association Of Illinois held lis
ssrosd 1uarsrly meeting ut the nlpB4 Church, tlIs
city, yesterday. and adjourned lyst nlyht. Aembers
vera present from Chicago, Chainp,!sn, Springfield,
Canton, Aon, aud olher poIats tho staie, Ita-
po:ts were received from twenty!our missionaries,
n,oss Of which wers very fayorabIe, showing good
work dono. Tile following appointments were made !:
J. u. Msnnan fur EawartA,llfs; ". g. Lee, Mount
Vernon q. II. D. Vaughan. Prairie Cty. F!ye hun.
drol 1ollaEa voted 10 Cairo tls Hoc!aty
tht1a will secure lpt for church, Resolutions wete
passed aakiug renewed Aud vigorous oo1ta to col
Ecct uissloasry lnonoy for the c0uI1uB year.
, 1875-04-15

Special D1sp1feh % Tia EHlea1o TFlGHna.
DAVENPORT, a., April l4.-Ths sunusl meeting Of
thu Knoluk prcsbytrry Of tho United Presbyterian
Church, composed Of twonty-ayo congregations and
representing $1,000 mcn,bcrs, coscd In ts city tls
eysnns, after \ sessiou Of two da5s. Appro-
r1iationa wesu ads tho home institutions Of the
Church and for mission work, and steps taken 10
r,iss mora funds, md other cttch brs!ness srana-
acted. This presbysery is composed Of shout forty
coaa.ios Of Iowa, and Is entirely distinct
from the rresbJtcr1an denomination. TIN following
Story, Of Columbus City: J, L,ekey, VIC. William
son, aud \. Tagaart, q Washington n II. brown, Of
8. Vincent, Of Brighton: Tnomaa brown, Of c1aw-
fordsvile D. L. Drnco, and Eltrra F. 4. Dancsn, D.
u. Dlehl. D. McLicb!n. j. A. uendtrso Thomaa
T. L. Montgomery, \. g. Weed, Or. Graham, r. Klsk.
patfick aill ALAN plas.
, 1875-04-15

sprcfal Dt.p4t.h ia Tie CAteayo ftthant.
e1oux CrTY, H., April 14.-Gon. W II. II. Desdte, Of
Dakota, WIN bas been East several weeks soliciting
aid for Tue Dakota grasshoppcr sufferers, passed
through tho city ths afternoon on his ray home. Ho
rports tho PRINCIPAL cash contributions ~ follows
sides conlssahie quantity Of clothing soeas, ec.,
donated at different pllee5.
, 1875-04-15
FUNERAL OF DAN BRYANT,

New YONG, April 1I.-The funeral Of Dan bryant
took pace to-day from st. Paula Episcopal Church,
which WINS lc to lis Utmost capacity, and tho strees
In the vicinity thron3cd with p+ops unable 10
eain admission. Thu theatrical profession lage,
rcr;csentcd. Tho remains wore buried In Calvary
Cemetery.
series of performances wt1fbe givcn In tho prlnci
nal theatres for tue bcne1t Of ha family, who
fisely ut1proyac4 fer.
, 1875-04-15

steinway'a Latest Improvement.
Their new patent Tone sustaining Iedal." attached
To both upright and square piAuo*. may now 10 ssoa
at tls w.rtrooms Of Lyon Heaiy lea staso atEect.
This yaluatl. attachment afoEds tho performer
facilities for tbs production ot 4 varsity oi beautiful
cnects hitherto unattanahle in The urt Of
inf
, 1875-04-15

rHoPEssioNALa HEATEa NJ nALt~TossEnA
El'trfnI Hfsratet to Eds fAfeaao Tribune.
Br. LOUIS, APRIL 1i.-rhe trat clrkct match ot tho
acsron was played This afternoon Mt the t3rnt ATcnnc
rark, tho contestants bntu8 tho professional la-
tnsscra md the III. Louis Cub. Mich TO this snrrt+s
of loth parties, tho bane-basta can,s of victorious
Tho most anusln9 featuro Of tho gsts nas tho 1nn-
ner In which tho professionals l,andeA Tho willow.
Ono and all eoctd 10 a wishing for kncc high nf
hihFsh hall, and, In tbs eld they proved to c true
what tna English critics said Of haHe ball Inst ao'tnn
that It Il valuable adjunct 10 good cricket pfAylng.
Tlsa hra w1s bA ohc, tho scofe q Tic enu Of the
gatnp htandng ID to 70.
, 1875-04-15

Brands Now Styles OF Photographs.
Aeaags, E. l. Brand l. Co. take THU occasion to ssy
that they haye the heal corps Of operators and art
!ats that It has been their good fortune 10 s-
poy and their patrons will ind their work e1cels apy
bolore produced In this caly. They wish 10 call lsF-
ticular attention Ia their Kreat specially Of ladies' aud
childfxu's portraits, Htudo. SIG Wabash avenue.
, 1875-04-15

-.
HuHTON-KnBERT9-At Tatrytnwn. Ifui.on,
Ab :. l3;k iDfr md g. Burton. of Oh!ea9o aud MI'l
aiiane r., Laushse Vt tto~ss Roberta, Gsq, oe TaEy
t3Wn.
Qo1DR1Cr-DRE1TsTER-A u, a. Hammond,
Cook County r thu ftsr: III. Danar tlermtn y, Gpod
tich. Esd, had AsI Frances HEsWatsF, both II ths
tQulty
, 1875-04-15

1t zoo and Mary IT, a3 On the track three 10 In
fArnr nf Ftltrr
Weather. srnck, md attendance Ill good. ltacsus
fair,
ESnr.rBu RACES.
1oSrnN, april 1A.--The Newmarket handicap vHs
.u.ay. anil won ,y st. Lc+r pet PIN Tom second,
and Lord Oowran third.
, 1875-04-15

Tlls Connecticut Mutual,
Thu Chicago o!cs Of tho uonnect!cut Mutual Life.
1uaurance CraEy Il 10 Ated aa fos. al aud u Wsshs
iugou atrcet, rot No ITO Washington. ~ stated yts-
tetl1f.
, 1875-04-15

OMAHA, Neh., April l4.-Camplny 4. Twenty -thlrd
InfAnsry left hcrs this morning for the Loup country,
to station al Fort HartauG.
, 1875-04-15
Western SD:inRa.

Ths Nsasrn Spsiu;s oliacrl Wcter IL Btl on draft
free, aotaeE csk and WasalEvou streets, aud tuou-
sanda arr testing its efficacy fur liver sul Kidney
troubles, cts.
, 1875-04-15
It Is a Case Of Somebody Said so.'
Influence Of These Statcmcnts on Alder
manic Votes.
The Board Of Educntion Now Wants tho
Lot,



cry nhd teH falnch W Sou'pcteus Ftl1"AH ~ W..
$4,000. sccnls however, That $4,000 Ia cnneidcsea
ion rrce oyen by tho Aldermen who yotsd for IT,
In, ,o,t id h tcii,r. ,hnt the,c IN. m In
f n ~, 100 80. ~ -, -tt.4 ..,,,, \,
cun'braneo OF 81, GEO Upon thc land. which ~oaA 10
assumed y tbs plrchaser, thus making tho Price IN
reality they considered tho latter s1ln to bo s
f.Ir c,, rnluc hcv vr,, aeeor1snr17 some vhat rul
~ ' ~ ' ' 49,. .,., 80, ttt IT,
out yesterday wien Funof feaeheu 'hesn sns' 'oe
property was IN truth 1Fce,-toat tAo sIos1es soohs
tnc,.rnbranccs 30 far conld 1e nsccttaincd,
,~,, -, usx,,r,rtto of nssesSrnenn
.a ~. nm, a1,r n,1e.dv nal, md thcrefore all Of
anu hot uoA a'5 "Hes"J '"s.s 1'o' 'Ae'st'e' va ~
tho Aldermen with whom Tn1nr:;E reporter cos''
yer.cd expressed themselves favorina racouscr-
Am,
t'.,,,,, II. t.s . <,.,..,r ....,.s t., ~. .or,-
A"nousA n'a osea 'l'n'' oese." :" 49, -
mltec md before tue council that snere vas an an-
cunltrauco Of tho amount mentioned, yet when An
cfort ras roaao by rrpot,ty ye.4eE34y IL learn Of
sn,. ~ as,.t.,.a
"i"s Is cone'''es4'
NO ONE sElMEn TO KSoT ASfTH1Sa ABOUT 1F'
fnoittrr at the Conptrolcrt pcc resulted In learn
tr +at ,,.,n ara, r,r,irtx mn mort mn the fot
~ N.Y. -. -. ..'s.,.i .a..n.,,c ~. cor,'
klE{o HIGH III eH1E.Aa "tFEH9hta'*s AAe e~t"0
, 1875-04-15

Eecoud-Haud Organs.
Ysry nns Reed Sons, Es.ey, Psines + Co., sud
Burdss orxsus but nls used for sas 1t Reeda Ten.
pls u Nnsle, " Yaa 1Usen street., b half-pgtcs.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-02
HIGH FOREST, Olmsted Co., Min

The wheat looks we'll; never better.
The amount sown compared with last
year is a slight increase, The potato
crop is splendid Corn is backward but
coming on finely now +; while the oa'
crop proving an abundant yield. Nc
wheat in hands Of farmers. Itnis in the
hands of spectators, hence the rise
ii God be praised, there are no 'hopper'
here. 81, t,sui nt'a q. sag p" ~
.fs},,.s.f - p. A. HONEYWELL.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-02
New YORK Prod uce Market.

New York, July ELECTION lirm at II e
for uplands. Flour dull and frmer with mod
crate demand; receipts 6, coo bushels; sales 49,
600 at IS 7O@6. SO for extra State and western,
and S5s5@7 % for hoop. Wheat 294c better;
l.36 for No. q Chicago; $i.sS@l 40 for No. 2
Milwaukee; s1.4a@l As tor No. spring; g As
@l.47 tor winter red western; sl:48@1 SO for
amber red western; and s1.48@1 SO for white
western. Rye dull. Corn l@2c better: re-
ceipts 81, 900 bushels; sales 50, 600 a1 sSe19oe
for steam western mixed, and s7@ooc FOL
sail do Barley quiet and fir rm; !. osss M
mixed western and 65@67c Tor white do. Pork
heavy; 100 bbls sold at 500 95@2l. Cut meats
unchanged. Beet dull. Lard heavy5 lOe
tierces sold at 13Ac. Whisky 81 p; sugar
firm. Petroleum, crude, 5N.c; refined ll1@
12xc. goal firm and unchanged: Leather
unchanged. Wool without decided change.
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CHAIN LAKECENTER Martin Co.,. MINI

CHAIN LAKECENTER Martin Co., Mimi. ),
The wheat lonks very good. with a
yield ofalo to 10 bushels to the acre. The
amount sown compared with last yesr Is
not quite as much. but think there will
be more harvested. The potato crop is
good; there are few bugs. The corn
crop is late about destroyed by black
birds even to the 3rd and 4th planting.
The oat cropis excellent. tits too heavy.
There is no wheat in hands Of my neigh
bors held over. There are no grasshop-
pers here, but can see them flying
high when the wind blows from Man
kato. sfaS
W, r. LIVINGSTON.
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BYRON, Olmsted CO., Mimi,

The wheat looks on old land. rather
thin, but on new land heavy and badly
down. If nothing happens there will be
more than an average crop. The
amount sown compared with last year
is about the same. The potato crop is
good. There are no bugs. The corn
crop is small for this time of the year
. but it is growing finely. The 'oat crop
is looking well; there will be large
crop. There is no wheat in hands Of
nv neichbors held over. There are nc
grasshoppers. p -. &c