davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-14

"HhlS-"HHt uHu iFtEIIHet p.bhI
sne'. % %slaHsi.l3; DO slilwa''kes, siaaii4; d rl,
s xntsf sfAsS1 ss1 wstesn %s a'' sis 'Sii Srhis
sl25el,H: aiuI.er, $l1stei.2v nya auies. oas"Sr;
M atsS ia qa ssa s Ws,.s .ss s4s IL 1's nsT o s
aS,sa ycIlow ti, a9o. Oats dull receipts, oo0
Iu; nlisea Western, o7@o9Ho; whlto, e:s7oe.
sinocEa1es-unYcc dull md lower. Sugar slnIl;
fHS - Sa gs sS Es, saw pFesas
quicl II. 6i& G6ixr. tjce .ulI.
rErnokruM-1tefuea. l9tc crude, dAc-
TuHrnNTssr-frn, 3d14c. !
EttHK-t1lclntEat.
wooI-FIrm .lamcsuo fieece, 43ea;s pulled, 500
rsov,stoNs-larx dull; new mess. s2o.so: Did do.
s?Uof. uecf unchanged; middle. firm; lung clear
nrIe w%s,eF s,e,n ;i ill., abort clear Ill., ara Aeef
NurrEn-Firm Western, 17a32c.
GitEEAI.-ltriIhngerl. -.-
Wu1sKY-A shade arner, Mt 97G797Ha.
NEW ORLEANS.
con,,.sos, s4M: iii, stbu: ,i,,iia oslra, 3'..s
tr,.e extra; *3Soss7s; s"!ss. s,"Ha,a, o,,o..
nnAS-ouict sl.so.
salt meats scared; 7,tashc, 10tc aud los.ok1oHe
ai nfc a i5:s s.%s S sfl ses9s I'd in aos
ts5rs las rens Iax Ms ks aS
centrifugal. sGstde rrtmeto firctIy prime, sa0ssc.
conx-MEa1-pull nnd iowrr 1t *4.ao.
Wnlsxy-UrdInary Western, o,lGy5c,
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10. --FLoun-Dul .ud neglected..
auMs-wlea. trm; No. M!lwankce. alo t"r No.
2: ssa for February; E'c for March, Oats u me,l.
No. 2, s5c; nav IN store, o3as lyo " gooa .esnan.i
sd sn bsssS 5shs Ssx 4 s?!s M lid Barley stronger
pao1IA1oss-Weak and . shs'lo easier. Meas pork,
slsio cash, sly2'. extra primo. sa5e; s~srt.
sssa aiss sna ns, ea"en. s bry ssteS .hoas se,
looss lnillles, o*ta 1l4s boxed prime. LtE!t uoul.
LUZ h,vE W. asasgass ssay sstf i + sS ''s'
1lnEssED Hoas-Dull and noniualy lower nt $7.o03
irce,prs-Flour, 1900 bril-. oats, 100 bu: wheat,
sn1rMEsrs-Flour. 5000 brls; oats, 800 bu; wheat,
PHILADELPHIA.
Pf1LApEErrrA, Jan. .1J.--rErNo1EuM-Nrm; crude,
So: refined l.4esl3'se. =
FLoua-lut!ntsa small auotation. lover; sztra,
0hA1x-Wlea dull led, jl1eG91 al; white, St $50
1.38. Cora hrmeE yellow aatss'he; i1ixed Wextern,
sasssie; oas WHIT. TIC nxsa ;s e. c. zoa,, m
isvrrEa--Uuist; Western, sa@a4o; Western arsts,
28taDOc
Eaas-Firm Weatern, as32Je.
Q1HO1NNATi-
'Gnats-Whoas quiet and unchanged, No 2rorn II!
Light demand holders firm at 79s72s Oats far and
firm ut 8otJaJc. lyo quiet aud unchanged. hurley
Orls7Mnsced OF steady; moderate demand a. aac.
Lard oil tur aud firm at S1.10tal.1a.
E8us-Dull slads lover: 4ta2ir
UuTTER AND CtiEEsG-Qnist ala unchanged.
Lard fair and arm: tsan, lS11c kettis, ltValtse.
lulk n1e.ts ca,tsr n S1..6is, 3yes9;ss' my g54ta
IL ufn siItit 1tt1rra
, 1875-01-14
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcEo the receipts and Shipments Of
tc .radin9 articles Of pro1nce In this city during the
twcuty y-four houre ending at o'clock on Wednesday
nloruing, md for tie corresponding date ons scar
Auo:
, 1875-01-14
HREhDSTuFFS.

~'-N1- 49,
rLoun-wa' in rather better rsl,e.t on local .e-
ouoaus rbauas lu prlces. TAe trade Is dragging
nne NH, # /, rery rut to u1,o,e Tie market closely,
IN thu absence Of reports by slefs sales ers noted
Of eco brs winters on private terns oo6 Urls spring
c1tras partly at ss 25asso; IS brlz spring supernes
s.. -, sr,i. =. * rn ,ra,s1 I'm 1r,a rn. n,rto,
whe#t do af1ly 81 s,D'. lo,a iuu prs ane sIse.
s"ssa to s'eei seea d. sAGs eaoe sps ~
tras I5ot3s: tar d.. shipping grades, sy,7
na,ens sprjua. S SooGa9oo: sprnp superaucs, sJoocs
pAs-w.s In good aul4ly md steady. sa'.4 were
~ ~ ~. NJ, ,r,rI
~, ..a,, =. .,o m aos M ,- .,,-.a
to choice.
Cous.MEA1-Was quoted at $3.41G53.co per brl for
liln.driyt. mud s,t.ootsas .5o per ton for coarse.
NlhAI-Mas relatively 'lulot' Al tas same range OF
prices as on Tuesday, with steady feeling during tho
.or.s aa.s, a,d 1noon a1GsIs n.r oattcr che.,cr
r' ~ ~, .rn ~. ,nt,o oht "p ao
Iae feceip'a ot tho HfoeaHs Hefe d''' "el1' oS o'
enr-loas, which fact prevented prasare to SELL aid
permitted stcad!uess on 4 small demand. New York
W.. reported aull. There VAS no apprec.atle snip-
ping demanu' anu tue speenlaa'e tfao'ns "as en'ehy
local, With heavy feeling towards the la't Seller
aud feA 81 to s5sc at the close Seller March soI At
HuH@90sc, seller Mhy at s5c, and SELLER the month at
~ tgaB}c. Cash aaes were reported on Clnngo Of
A ov9 hu No. spring at eat4c, 1900 bu No. DO
at ~ Ga93ht, 1,0D0 Ill rejected at 7taIthc, aud 100
bu by sample at Sec. Total, 3,A0o bu.
| MINNESOTA WHEAt-w4s quiet aud steady. Sales
| were 1000 hu No. At 9GGs9Gsc No. 2 was nominal
| ut Ole.
| COKN-Was qn}et and > slsde easier, but very
! steady under Light tla1napd. Liverpool waa un-
chAnysd TIL tho cluso then dull, in eotnnlon
with New York. The receipts hers ware small. hence
hullera lid not offer much caah corn Tor sale, and
buyers geueFallJ held oG there being really no mar
| ket lu.ing considerable part Of the session soer
| May sold ut 7l1@7lHc: seller February At GO I q
G3sc; seller ths month At 6G5G % for now, a1 7de
for one o0Go bn !ot OF old ~ Aetsnent. Tue hatKeI
porteu ot 1Jooo bn new aos ~ Vetsbo'sci !2ot pu
rejected IT GlGGlAc a1d IUoo Du eAfa ~ u Nc Oh
| track. IotA, 4olo9 ba. ----. .. j.
| OAIs-"efa more active n1 m average advance Of
sG9Ec - compared with the range OF pr1ccs oil tss
rtsYious norniugt and aboht Ie AfEhef thah ~ tho
close Tuesday esstng. ire fecepta wefe very !,g1t
and early prominent operator bought luita Freely
for February. I1a market closed lnief. cash iols
met Win fatt inquiry. Gaeh Ho, = to.a A. b1.fs
h!c 20 the extent ot 3acoo ~ ehieny at tno otsao.
Rejected w. inactive At taH@i91a; nelss tGs
K.llsh eola NJ ahn closgu ~ tne naae'
Seller February at 81 tGs5ac and eoted Ut o1sR53c
selsr May WIS quoted nominal AZ sIc'
AfE-Was 4ttle more Active and steady at eot995o
f0t No. according TO locaton eha 9oc LOT fe1eetsu.
The receipts were very Lsht saple iota soia ~ g!s
18t ha!ea inrlaue t3oy u NO. &c atoIa9e' a. ~,
anu 6oo 11 20 " y0o 1oV W feecsa ~ eoe ana wv
bu by saiup!e ~ ~ 97sg5s. TOTAL a'.Uo n'i: -,.,-o
, 1875-01-14

Of. continued gool demand, chiefly from
thu elnrt inttrss canre1 rcictiot anu Ill" Hafkef
eIrscA nrmcr. \ Euni many oreratar" nre NO" Afs-
rosed 10 expect largo receipts nj haa fur week or
tw0 an,l fuir movement ill the end Of tho packing
reaso1l hut there Ii euch nrGa short thtcrnet OUT
that TIM demand, from That a'artor alone may lross to
bc sufficient tn keep III quutattons. ...- ..--.
Mk.s ronK-Was moro active, and averaged ha1oj
rrr brl lowes. The movement waa almost entirely
speculative there being scarcely my demand for cas
los sales reported Change Of mo hris cash
at $taG5; 1t0M brla heller February At $e.65hiR7s
l3,suo bels nellsr March at tlHa7a aioT1 aud 500
lhe market rose,l relatively nf 1T flssse7 go cash
siau7 9ala71 aclleF February; $s.saelaD7A seller
Marsh antl $19.D aellar April.
Clear pork nnn!nA!y unchanged ut $!upu.
ztra clear sold 30 hria> a t2o25 AMI 100 hFs amtly
mr. - af Prime ne'. M a w. ~, @ III an nominal a
LAnt'-waa more active at abuus the sAn'e range as
On Tuesday The ,,arkes opened weak. IL ey"ra'hy
with decline Of Ia iu LyerfOul anu lower prlces for
ms aud re strong 10 tns elo:e: n,e. wa5. rerort;
tc. seller The aonh al s1a5 4,7o s.s sesr fehrary
1t siL4oa &c; and +.7tts re1rr March At f1!hoa
siss:S esi: sssh; sia.t3s .ssr FsS.a.1y,; sl'.s1H
seller silrth aud 3l3.ajt&l5.s7ts sclDer April
auo.on. fshsa fshoua" @ WIFI sea lover sts
was fAr eiua1ld bu. gcsrally at prizes which no
would ,ot secsp .o m ' ,a,srs %1s asns i s a.
At a Sc Il isoo boxos DO oa irsas tsrms looo Do.c.
ouoS pr green hams NJ o4 To-, The market cloel at
Giaas for snoils. tao4 do for long cea1,
Do hams. M ~ sweet .'pietiod hams Is bs ayerass Il
l14@ l0'ic. Msata III salt 10 10 IL days quoted At
it, DO or ssss ssSs sr: oys ess
e ssr II as*; i,,sy F's a sss aesf sf
i Marl.. vs.c; short esar'. ut.c 10 sei1er. .rrOru
ary loe: do seller March iuae m"1ei n'e"ts o
nln,I Hllptel Ut hams, 81 for shoulders,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
uew Ne.sas~. are seat ey ,hc ocean
Cable.

lie 0Ae OCEAN telegraph opeNtorl TAPS The
4" KEY as IN a land Telegraph, ouly u j. a doahle
hey. II has tao levers and knobs Instead 81 Que.
tho Slphsbet Nsei Is substantially kke The Morse
s)pAsbel that IS the di1crcut lcttcrs aro ropc,.
seated by a combination ct laShes and dots
fcr inStance, Won wSet to write the wont hoy.
Il would Rad Ike this ~--, 5. --- -.
-" II is cae dash and ,hyee dots .. thr
iaShes \. one lash enc DO, and threo dashes.
Nov, 10 toe land telegraph. the dashes aud dots
would appCot % the strip 1t paper At the other
cod ., the line, which Is auWoond lSom eyb,
der aud rertOyatcd by n pin AZ the end Of the
bar Q, srns,are II ,6e operator mad by sound.
Ne dispense With the strip Of paper and mad lAo
message Ny the click Of The asu,aturc as il Is
pu,lcd down and let 80 by the electro magnet,
The cable operation, however, has neither ct
these Advantages Them Is no pSpcr 20 ptytor-
ate, 40 click u The atmatnra % ermalnrc 10
click. The message Is read by means Of NOV.
ing fash ot hight upou = polished scale produced
hy the deaec,ion " \ very small m,rrog, which
is placed within a mirror gslvanome,rc," which
is SNAIL brass cylinder two or hsee inches IL
diameter SHAPED like spool or bobSin, composed
Of several hundred turns Of small wire wound
With Silk 10 keep The metal ffom coming In con.
tact, 1t is woand or coilei exactly bSs bandle
OF new nope, small hole beng len in the middle
aNNaN ANN NN-N " - NNNAtlANW NNNNfNN lNtNtfa Ah
the eeulre OF this Is suspended very THU. deli.
cate mirror about As large as a keruel of corn,
with cOSreSpondiugly small magnet rigjily at
lsehed 10 the back ct il, The whole Of itweighs
but = lttle more than a grain and Is suspended
by a single 6ote Of silk. much smaller than hn-
man hair and almost ,avisiele \ narrow hori-
sontal scale Is placed within darkeued box two
Or three feet in trunt Of the mirror. narrow slit
being cot IN the centre ot the scale to allow 4
nay Of light 10 shine upon the mirror from lamp
placed behind said scale, the little mirror in turn
redecIing the hight back upon the scale. This
spO, q hight upon the scale IS the index by which
all messages are tead. The angle through which
the nay moves is double that trsversei by the
mirror itself and il is, therefore, really equivalent
TO an index four or SIX feet IN length without
weight.
10 the casual observer there is nothing but a
thin nay Of hight, darIiug 10 the right and len
with irregular rapiiity; hut TO the trained eye Of
the operator every flash is replete With intelh
genee. Thus the wori boy already alluded TO
would be read 10 this way 0ce flsh to the right
and three TO the left Is Il. Three flashes TO the
right Is .. Oue TO The right, one to thelei aud
two to the righ, is Y aud So on. Long and
constant practice makes the operators wonder.
tuliy expert in their profession, and enables them
TO read ltom the mirror as readily aud as aecu-
Tately IS frOm a newspaper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29

10 pC'tect ncgrocS Who could not had The
Republicans printed their tsckSts On yellow IA.
peJ, Tie Democrats s,rslshtWay psioted some
ea the sane Scyt Of parer. AopjuS % gain some.
tAtos ey the mistakes which yseh Who 10 not
know a letter io the Ncok Wcea uatprNlly make
What Is he rcsaNt no,pjyAt 10 iaeksOr the
lee''ee eetWcen the races Is eetter than Il has
eeen N seNe~ wars. The nencerats have car.
t'ed ne eceew sna Ne SAte and are oreraOw.
,og w,l0 praises ts their Ve,Nr,,d Niepda Who
VOTED With them. The Republican omc,e,s Ne,s
sckreW1e3Se that TIE party IN Mississippi is
Aooe toO No,Aieg shCtt O, tie power Il the
ENlcrNl G0vetrmcn, can set II On lie lcss again.
--,faatSes, MS. c,rvvS,s,p.'sscs tyacssssii
tNyesetfNq,h Nc "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
Juv emile -!

q HOEG THE NUMEROUS BOOKS FOR
n the YOUNG. f1r Ezie By he Undersigned, are
IItsis Fo-ks Psctlre Gallery.
he Chatter BoE-The Sursery,
LIKE Foiks-S11day Reading
he Peep Shos-The Boz Toi1er.
s. NIcho-as. bond voluze.
AusFicz1 P1o1ssr Eer5es
Navzs Refs s.1-y Books
M Frisuiiy Vzss1r-Clldren-s Fnen4..
And De uz1szI TsEsy OF eoi0rsd and elotb Toy Books
80 In For sale b. n. m. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29

SPECIAL NorIcB.-Su Subscribers wishing to
make changes in the list Of periodicals. taken,
should give early notice Of their intention. 1t
is also well to have periodicals begin and end
with the calendar year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29


GERKAE, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Groceries,!
S-sE-- Caste C-.-zzz---s E-zs,
EFss= Sa-ss. Cas.s- O..
Esa,s El,r. Nc. =. Eza g.
Ga-ra=lzs5 --s- Fa7s.s l7s i-.a.
E-s7 I-s=.s F.la=sI l. assS. Esrs.,,
Pa ?. E-srss- Sc5ss,-s.
csskss-srs, E.zzss > SIS, AXES,
rzszsz ca,z.sz=s.
Wz77-s azE F-5-;5-s Ps7s-,
Fsz=-s lss o-s. v7sis, z5-,. v7.s.s La. g.,
O1Esa, Sazlt-s Pa e..
Ezas Psls--. Nl-ks; ElsEs.s,
E-sszs- CASKS Al Ea--s-s,
clsk E-1,kszi.As' C,a-.
800 Teas Bss= >,,a= csa.
AF,t tsr Ms, E-zss & Essa,a;s- C.seks.
Ezs Ass--s=szs e EEv1z1 C5yzzs,
E-rEsA sas ss-=1= Ais.
EEv1-aI= Bss-. Z s. Al rs.
Cslz74g-s. Essz,5e:k c.. Is. a. -.
C2azzaszs, -as-saz. S. al rs
Szt-tzzs E,sk.
EA-s wees C-I-s;-
6z.z r-gsz sszss.
sE=Fiss So oFe- =; ~ ozss- Al Saisa =.5s 8,
Ar-srs
- C-ia-s fran OsAss I.l17ss Ind ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
Choice Music.

~ EMS orGERHAE,S SCOTTISH andsACRED
u song.
he donls Cree, Tois- ]. : Eld5
ne snre- Chorf-1iustcaI Cen
ne Pta1o e Ho-ue-Pl1aists Album,
Piz1o Forte Gsus-The Izz3czl Treasure,
Gems q SrrL1ss-OPerz Bo-Es-
he Organ a. Eozae-czrnirz sacrz.
Rschardsoc-s Psa1o Forre Irs-r1ctor.
And ne poP1lz- 3 J1rsaiie tine books with
- pieces ll.s ulns1c. vocal AID Instrumental
s11n Fer sale b. n. N. WHITLEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
Writing Papers.

DrLKD CAP PAPER-i2 Il AID is IA te as
j y ran
Izl cap Pz7er-If AID Is IA. 70 he rszn-
Bred Ard EErro- Ri PspsrE
FIae E1isd Letter Paper.
co--errzzl and French K1ied Vote Paper.
Lzd5es' Ezr11izi Paper ard Er-eopes- new styiezl
Ia15esf Whrs and Pink I1Itlz1 Paper and Envelopes
IsIse1 FLzz1 lgt1-s IEfrzsI p per AID fnFs1opea-
zreat variety q Al kinds add 80 d E1veiopes-
IN H n wHITsEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29

Lars, SsFuzss- ia EFe-=al frez Bs-sE-
E1TE zs-szsszs AZ zsE p-oE-sEIz-E VIII the Grszt
PzEs-z rs--zzTs :. ths Tz-Ezss s=alsy b-ss5 q Al
Ezz--zz=g = lie p-.ze-Tr-saz e I-=-s 90 I r.
r4ri 70 TsrhET- T5s Schii-s Po-ss has u1zfsss tie
f1-Lgr Powers g lie fzFszsfsg Issue q ez-rzl1z
SsEaz-- tas rs-=s Z F-scssss 40 E-z.Es tss sEz-
z-.szE cEs-s5,rsr tks=- e1sczt5zz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
Downer's Kerosene Oil,

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden sad Plantation Hoes. No l and Maitoski
c. 5. Spades. Shovels. Scoops and RAses.
Handled Axes. Observation-Disclosures and Axe pattery
Rim Knob Locks. Ches; and Padlocks. &c.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides. sash Cords, Sand Paper,
sash Cord Syringes. Mucilage. HORSE Cards.
Slsdses, ChamPers, Horse Nails and Shoe lax.
Hinges to Il in. Timed Tacks-6 to Il in.
W. W, Paint. Shoe. Scrub and Varnish Brushes,
Self Heat Irons. Masoa's Backing.
Corn Starch, Whiting. Metallic Paint.
Snow White Zinc, Eastern Broons, Putty.
large Assortment Of cbimueys. Common. Clipper.
sun, Perkins { Howes, &c.
Lanterns, Kerosene Wicks. &c.
few dozen Of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jar,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-29
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS

SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
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sE=F,ss 49, o7e- = - ozss, A. Saiss =.ss q
A--srs
- o-5s-s fran 0sAas I.l1ass EEls3- ~
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is 10.
THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN


Firrists.i 20 Subscribers -i.sis T5a TO Ts,ty Day
frala ~ dsis 81 pzb'it.z.io''.
Az Ps that barely the eoss q subscription aud
plstasss tasreoa-
PGpsrs D-.i7srsi Ffss q Postage ia aay part
Of ats Group.
30 Subscriptions taken for Less thaa One Year.
s Piles zas Up shoss aa,ss for Whsszaeu Travellers
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
The Speakersh;p Contest.

Democratic politicians still here say that
the contest over the Speakarship OF the next
Hou,e, which is being carried on secretly by
the friends of the several candidates, is en-
rendering a good deal of rivalry, and IS rap
idly assuming bitter aspect.
Those who are aware of what is going on
sunder the surface say that the contest is
virtually narrowed down to two candidates,
Randall Of Pennsylvania, and Kerr. OF In
diana. The former is lid to be the most
active, and has been in communication with
nearly every Democratic Representative In the
South.
The extreme Democrats are urging the
election Of Randall on account OF his leader
ship in opposing the Force bill. while the
more conservative members are said to prefer
Kerr, who at present seems to lead IN the
race.
Both Fernando Wood and S. S. Cox are
counted out of the fl hit by politicians ~he
are Watching the contest closely.
American
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
l.. 4, HitchcOck's

Headquarters, whose colors are black and blue
sleeves, cherry cap, and where everything
seems hustle and stir over the grooming OF
the horses, The famous Limestone, ) y. O.,
by War Dance, dam Trannsylvani first met
our view, looking every inch lacer. He has
carried off SO many trophies at the North over
hurdles be was brought down here, it is said,
to carry off the honors Biloxi has hitherto
borne as a jumper and runner.
Next was the ch. b. Galway. > Y. O.. by Con-
cord, dam ManGina; Gu. +. Busy Bee y. o.,
by War Dance dam Laura Spi'man; CHI. c.
Century. Y. o., by Eclipse, dam Intrigue. and
the ch N. Quits, ~. o., by Eclipse, dam
Columbia.
All this string were looking in splendid
condition, especially when their late journey
i, considered. There are, doubtless, winners
in the list, and many will pin their faith on
Hitchcocks entries. Mathew Brown is the
trainer for the statle.
Capt. W. Cottsi!l'-
was in it's turn visited. His racing colors are
red and red, white sash, ard many and many
a time have we seen them fly, winning under
the string.
We first had nod from the c. h. Harry
FELTON,, Y. O., by Daniel Boone, Gam Sigma,
who has never run here, but was popular at
Jerome Park. Il their order were inspected
b. f. Baunerette. I y, O., by Lexington, out OF
Banner: Oh. f. Bonaventure, Y. o., by Harry
sion, 3 V. o., by Australian. out of Lilly
Ward: CD. f. Puss Broadnax, 5y. c., by Dan
iel Boone, dam by Brown Dick; oh. f. Mamie
IT,, ~. O., by Daniel Boone, out Of Sigma
ch. t. Leap Year, by imr. bennington, out OF
Cricket: c. f. Annie Foote, ~. O., by Daniel
Boone. dam Sigma C. {. Carrie Fish, BY. o
by Daniel Boone, dam BY Bill eatham: b.
C. NJ ediator, !. O., by Daniel Booze, dam
by Brown Dick.
They are all doing well, aud viii without a
mishap. show their colors next week.
Approaching ths little bridge across I, little
canal, which runs through the grounds, v<
came upon crowd If JOCKEYS sporting in the
grass Upon inquiry We learned that here
was the stable OF
Cha.. n. Ho>yard-Color~ Red Jacket, Biac!
su.h aud Cap.
Opea;rr the stable door lIi6gely, tn
trainer. let Us take 4 glance at that noble AM
III ii and untirirg runner the CHI. h. Biloxi.
'. O., by imp bennington, dam Rebecca, b,
imp Glencoe. This horse is d beauty in form
aud has an arm like steel and chest witt
room enough for a blacksmith bellows. HI
won two hurdle races last fall, beating Chris
DOYLE, Mary Forrest, Capt. Jack, Huntress
and some others.
Then we inspected the imp. oh. c., King Anna
deus, v O., by King OF Trumps. dam Anne
thyst: imp. ch c. Storm, by Thunderbolt
dam Killarney And then, after expressing
such DESIRE We were shown the b. C. Shii
la!ah. i y. 0. by Eclipse, dam Slasher. by Bar
barity. This colt, in our eyes, is to be {
horse for winner, and, barring accidents
will turn ont Us well as the best.
! Leaving for another visit the other stables
we followed the instincts of the innef-InaI
| and returned to the city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April 6.-Cardinal Manning has
arrived. The Catholic gentry OF England
will present him an address and five thousand
guineas.
LONDON. April Ga reply of Rev. d.. New
man to Gladstone's last paper entitled,
Vaticanism is published to-day.
Newman quotes from vsiious au b orties in
order to prove that the Pope is not iniallible
in subject matter in which the
conscience is Of supreme authority !;
therefore he says deadlock between con-
science and tie Pope is impossible.
PARIS, April G.-The Rome correspondent Of
the journal DIES Debats writes tina. paper that
the Pope will take up his residence in
the United States, if it should be-
come impossible for him to remain
in Rome, and says i. was with view to such
a possible emergency that Archbishop Nc
C!osky WAS elevated to the Card'ua'e
LONDON, April G.-.Ths weeks iI1nlc Lane
Express, IN its review Of the breadatuf
market, says: Spriag planting has been
effec.nally completed bo'h here and on the
Continent Tbs condition of tae newly
threshed wheat continues to i'm ,rove, and,
in spite of the holiday dnl'ness, prices have
advanced . shilling generally.
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to the meeting place with bands of music,
transparencies, flags, etc. Great enthusiasm
is prevailing.
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
CONNECTICUT.

New HAVEN, April 6-Returns to 9 O'Clock
this morning show Phelps's majority in the
Second District 1900. Barnum, maj ,ri;y in
the Fourth District is ab cut 1000 The State
is undoubtedly Democratic by over 1000.
The Senate is largely Democratic. having
There are large Republican gins of Repre-
sentatiyes. The House will prob .biy be
very close. Starkweather, in the Third
District, is elected by about one thousand
majority Hawley, in the First District, is
defeated by plurality OF 400.
HARTFORD, April 6.-The total vote is as
follows: Ingersoll (Dem.). SO, 7Si; Green
(Rep.) 1926; Smith (Prohibi,ioni>t>. 2674.
The Democrats carry the First Congressional
District by 483 majority; the Second by 1900
majority; the Fourth by 22S5 mao,i.y. The
he Senate is Democratic by Is TO g. The
House is largely Democratic.
New HAVEN, Conn. April G-Goy. niger
soils gain was chiefly i'll New Haven and
Hartford counties, the city OF New Haven
alone giving an increase OF about 1909 over
his majority in the city last year. There was
largely decreased prohibition vo!e the total
in the State being about 2io0 TO 1853 last
year. Democratic majority ii the lloase is
about 20.
w.
was elected Mayor by eight lua.ited n3ior1ty, &.
defeating Grove, the working'n"ns and indie
pendent candidate The Democrats viii
probably cleo. all their ticket
| CoLUaBUs, April 6-rhe Democrats elected
the mayer by 6lS mai olity.
| CINcINNArI, April & The ID ,nrc,a $ elected
heir ticket at elections in OAio yesterday in
GAINESVILLE, Troy, Lima, Bucyru<, Crestllne,
Dayton, Wooster and all. excep ing .he mayor,
IN Chiilicotie.
| In Springfield, Xenia Uebana, Mansfield.
Wilmington, Youngstown, New Vienna and
London thu Republicans and Independents
were successful.
i Complete returns of the election in this
city have not yet been received. but they will
not materially change the figures il last nights
) dispatches.
II CLEVELAND, Otto, April 6 The Democr lts
} claim the municipa! election by q considerable
majority.
4 CLEVELAND, April G.-The d mocrats car
thousand majority. They carry Tiifin,
Akron, Sandusky, Ashtabula, Newark aud
Fremont. TIE Republicans capture Elyra,
4 CINCINNATI, April 6. Mayor Johnson's
: mo iorlty Was five thousand three hundred and
ffly-eight.
To1EDo April 6.-The Republicans car
ried the city. except Police Judge, by 100 Ela-
: jority. ,,.,,.
. DETROIT, April 1.-THE Republican major
ity is estimated at Is 900 on u light vote in
this county. Riley (Democrau elected Cir
cult Judge.
ADEIEN, Mich, April G-The Democrats
elected the may or; the other Offices ura equal
ly divided
CoLDwATER, Mich, April G.-The Demo-
ats elected their mayor; tie Republicans
) carried the balance.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock April G-rho city election
f passed of quietly today. The returns are
rot all in, but enough is received to know
> that the Democrats have elected their clndi-
, date, Capt. Jno. T. Fletcher, and u M iority
Of the City Council.