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MICHIGAN.
0uGENNAT0NtAL ACQuiESCEHcE.
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MICHIGAN.
ounHHNArontAL ACQulEscEHcE.
Sf~etdf Etspateh II 7'hs CHICAGO TrtbHne.
LAssIS,a, Mich, Fob. 4.-Ttla Governor today
approved tho following bills: To change tho
nnme af tho Lutheran Church at Dalnbrilgo,
Acean County 10 request Congress to improve
tue 1Iarbors at South Haveu, Anons, EEg}e
l1artor, ". Joe, Benton liarbor, Now buffalo,
mud snueatuck, and to improve Pine River; also
the resolution requesting Congress to estahslt
e now United States District Court in tho Unrer
Peninsula Tl,o resolution requesting Congress
to equalizo soldiers bnunttcs, nud tho ILL to
cl'anKo tho name Of tho Lafayette Society Of
Detroit.
CLERK APPOINTED.
Mr.. c. O. Chap,u. of Waslltenaw County, wAa
appointed Assistant Engrosa.ug and Enrolling
Clerk in the House.
Tho House determined, finally, to tako re-
cess from the afternoon Of tic 9TH OF February
to the evening Of the 18th.
TIE t'cnATun."
Di!ls worc introduced, both IN tho Houso and
Sonnte, to-day. In regard to the taxation and
regulation of The liquor traffic. They are iden-
tical aud difer from tho former bills introduced
IN being considerably moro favorable to the
liquor loalor. 1t il understood that tho now
measure proposed will receive tho support Of
tho Committee on the liquor-trallio in each
House. Their object Is to tax the busi-
mesa sufficiently to produce a considera-
bic revenue. and to drive cut OF
existence the lover classes Of saloona, and yet
not cauao monopoly Of tho business to result
for the benefit Of fow men. Tho precise srns
to be leYicd nron dealers are not yet agreed up
OH among the Co,nmittcos.
BOUND r1yASCEB.
The bill providing for the Beard OF Fund Com
missionGfs, as nueuded fn tho House, passed both
houses to-day, The amot,timentB do not change
the bill materially. 1ts object is to authorize
the Noard to buy mp as many Of the unmntured
state bonds as COL be secured at fasr rates.
uNIMPoRTANT RAILROAD LEaIsTAT10N.
Tho House passed. the bill Amending tho Rail
road law Of 1879 but the anaondncnts adopted
are not Of much Importance. Tho railroad leg
islation Of Importance IL yot to como.
EDUCATIONAL.
The House III Committee Of the Whole agreed
to tue appropriation of a17,30D for the support
Of tho Normal School for each OF the years. 1875
md 1876. Tho auua Of $1,}nD usuai!y paid for
O. movement ia the direction OF tilo 6satey it,-
suiilg itB own buildings.
THE CLAIMs OF THE UPPER PENINSULA.
The Honatc. i'll Con1mitten Of the Whole,
agreed to tho bill fnr constructing 4 prison In
tho Upper Peninsula At present the State
Prison at Jackson contains 1t6 marc conyicts
thau it can properly accommodate, and urgently
nceds ralief from Bone source.
1SH-KEErENs.
Tho HouRs passed the law for tho relief Of
hotel md inIl keepers. They can limit thc1r
liability by keeping safo8 and posting up notices,
and penaitieB aro provided against those per-
SOILS who try 10 defraud tAom.
, 1875-02-05
MINNESOTA,

INTERSTATE nAlLl!oAD LEaIsLArIoy.
SEtctai Uitiateh sa Tia LAfraao Tr,buns.
ST. PAUL, Fob. 4.-Tho Honato pashcd bill
providing for \ Legislative Committee to visit
Madison with view of procuring reciprocal
railroad legislation and cheaper freigAt.csEriago
from Minnesota to Lake Michigan.
LIBRARIES, ETC.
4 bill! also passed for tho protection of liura-
rlcs mud read,ng-rootns, making tho mutation
OF books or documents mislemeanor puuishs-
blo by tlne.
THE QUESTION OF nErUplATtoH.
In tho afternoon, Oil a proposition to add
5Oo CG1 Acres Of the nternal-Inproyoment lanls
10 tue permanent aehuol fund, the question of
the reputation Of the railroad bonda
Of 1868 came up. senator BorrY, Of
Winons, tnnde strong arg9'nont in
still better argument III favor Of submitting
tho question Of the States liability on those
hunds 10 court OF to rafuftes aud held that TIL
tho Btate talea such aclou 1t is Justly charged
with 1opuliatton.
lu tue llouse, a bill excluding the time for
paying railroad taxes waa killed.
THE ALLEGED RAMSEY CORRUPTION.
III tho ln6ereol bribery case, two reports were
made. The majority sotIort submttg the OOH
nl!no rlty report declared proved tue charge that
Like o!ierod lnga1eoA $500 to yote for llan,sey,
and recommends the 1Eousa to tAko Retion &C
cordingly. Detofe tho reports were made 1nger-
aon spoke to u question of privilege, aud, afsos
renarkng upon the ditfelonco between his and
Dikes statements. said: ~ took this action Of
my own resolution without the advice Of any
Ola. had hoard Of rumorh OF corruption aont.
Ing about, and recognized that corruption has
obtained in high places. dreaded tho action
be ausrlclonod, sud my statements diseredi.sd
bnt drtermlalea to cp1lscisutiuusiy perform my
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TWO MORE FOUND,

Srtrial DG,pstch Ia The cft.aas 7ribnnr.
pIrrsnuna. Pa. Fob. 4.-Tne f5,0 600 gold book
haa boeu found in this city. Two oopios are at
Egan's old book store on Fourth avenue. Egal,
IL an antiquarian book -gathcrer He will sell
tic cnpies for Sl0, Rnd le glad OF tho CHANCE lie
HayH tito ro,yarl offnrod ii fraud, delusion.
and naaro. and tilht tha copies OF tho bouk III
existence number abont 100.
, 1875-02-05
KANSAS,

FAHSAuE UF iHAS}HuTfEH Hills
!sixeiaI b'spatch tn 7hs Ch1r,ao Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. AIN tile House to-dhy
the GrasAhoppor bill WAS passed by two-tLirds
vote. Tho bill appropriates s95, ,o00 for tho pur-
cllaso OF acod, grain, and feed for horses. In
tho Sonato bill WIS pasacd authorizing coun-
tics to issue III per cent relief bondt. This bill
provides that tho bonds shall 10 sold ut not less
than 90 cents on tho dollar, tho proceeds to bc
applied to tho purchase OF wheat corn, oats,
and potatoes, wl,icl, eilRil DO given in stated
quantities to parties applying t}scraEor, such
parties to give their notes for tho amount, due
interest. Those bills reflect tho prevailing yioys
in tho two Houses, and tho prospect Of reconct-
Ing them IL not very horofal Tha Legislaturo
llas now speut l,alf ita regular Session aid not
single measure hss got through or bean perfected
for alleyiatinK the dlstroaY Ut tho frontier fat-
tle'a, with the exception Of bill passed. this
afternoon appropriatirg ss,n01 to TIM Slate ltc-
lief Committee, to pay freight OIL donations Of
g1ain for general distribution.
, 1875-02-05

eava Paris fashion writer IN novelty ia fan,
the las.d!a of which for1s pocket handkerchief
holder The llua IL ingenious. or course, tile
handkerchief which Issues fronl the holder muss
DO rich With lace aud de'icatcly scented. sosne
fabs have also tiny scent.bottle inserted in the
bottom Of the fau-handle. Antl TINS : fan bo-
cumes handkerchief, scont-bottle. aud fan lin
ono. I come too lAts to recommend thia rs
Christmas box or Now Yuar's gift, bnt I NAV
still mention 1t tu time for Ut. Valentines Day"
, 1875-02-05

SpAetGt UlaDateA tn 1As t34caao Tribune,
PrT1sluH0 Pa, Feb. 4---Arrosta NeIc made
this morning on warrants iasued by Judge ttsr-
ritt OF the Common Pleas Court OF this city, Of
three moro men engaged In laying the Conduit
, 1875-02-05

ANOTHER rRu1TtEss BALLOT TOR sESAToR,
IIusrlsoros, ". Va, Feb 4,-The bnslot in
Joint acnson to-lay stco<l Johllsnn. ~; Walk
CT, 22 Drauuau Is; Price, Is scattering, 6.
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FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.

HTte1dl USpattA 70 THO tAacado Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., Fob. 4.-TAo West Side
Kanaaa City Elevator gave way tllls afternoon,
dumping large amount OF coru on tho ground
The hius that broke arc said to have contained
zoo, 900 hushos. Other uarts Of tho elevator ars
giving way also. aud further damage IL feared.
Il ia . new elevator. having been put up last
summer
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Di7et4H9 3T9p77FH 70 TIE EH1tu1o 1Fl8HfM.
eourH LEND, Ind, Feb. 4.-l'ho large water
maiu, submerged i'll tho river shat supplies Tint
part Of the city lying Oh tho eaht silo Of the
river, burst this afternoon, and III fou minutes
smptied tho standpipen ard all the watcr-mains,
lni fur = few hours the entirn city wAs without
.ater. lly naaanH Of " snlAl!or ma.n nid arrosB
bridge the euHt Bide il again supplied, md tic
ty ID onco more all right in Its wnser protoc-
IQu,
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'Etnhn.1nv tn%f

IHEHF1Hy HtNIt
THE AE3AroRrAL VOTE.
In joint convention to-day ol.s ballot WAS
tnknn. nAv!n Enlncd two votas frnnn Locllrcn
anil ono frun Rausev. Tha latter gained ona
from 1nchrcn arh ono from Tho scattering 4
proposition tu tnko MP n new man has hccn s,,b-
nittctf to Tim 1}hvir men from the Enrnaey s,te.
hut tho former, having brought their candidate
up to "a, w,l hardly accedo To any satisfactory
conditions.
, 1875-02-05

EEfttH1 U9EdNH 10 ] Hs LHtca90 7FlEVNt,
LAsALLE. ILL.,, Feb, 4.--Michael Cstou had lust
descended the LaBa,le coal-shaft iu this city,
yesterday. to 80 to his work - MINER when 4
]ureo lump Of coal fell from car Ut the ton OF
tho shaft badly brnising bis left e!low arssa in-
a,cting compound fracture just above tia. joint
, 1875-02-05

Special Hfsuatth to TIE CAlruno Iribunt
EscASAnA. Mirh., Fob. 4.-Whilo clearing tho
track OF nnow OIL tho Marquette, Houston Il
ONtouasosn Naiaroad. near Ncgauuec, this MORN
Ing, with tlroo engines coupled together, tie cab
Of .hs front ougiuo WAS carried AWAY, and took
WITH II tho Arc.naI,, named ConnerH, WHO wRs
th4oUu under tho wlleelH aud instantly killed.
, 1875-02-05

NGw YoaE. Feb. "A train Oh the branch Of
&hs EousA Blde Railroad, on Long Island, ran OF
ths track last evening, md theepgtnees, fireman,
- conductor weE9 Killed.
, 1875-02-05

MONTREAL, Can, Feb. 4.-Ihe wall Of Queens
Hall, burned Last spring, was blown down Last
night A.d falling through the roof Of Hazards
sssembly-rooms, carried down to the sto1o bo.
low . portion of tue dancing floor. together with
ths dxucetu. Several pessous were seriously i'll
iused,
, 1875-02-05

Company's connecting oiI-nlDo IN TIM cr,..-,
vast If thu rouprvlyanin nailroaa cnn,,sf .us'esf
1,,..-.r,, b., ..,',..,:. ~, w." company At
i""Eth i'a''' hce.f'''he 10 LIE now Constttu.
tion 'Ilges arc authorized to flt an Juaticcs al
tho 1cacc. The men werc hroneht in spec,,,
trnin and lad \ llearing, which ran.".
enrctatorn. ria ,ufnrn,tinn "bsrnod u.a With
wjti, riot. Altar haar,"r. thirt1 e ~. ,ne men
rcro hcLI Dr. ,fae,etiar! of tl,n Cnuim;, Party
panY. h.tIet Ilrbcrt Wilson no},ert J..,ws. LON.
Il, iur,io,, in II .ir0, buL dcsoried thc n,fs ann
ronr iab,rera. Jhn Cnurt sotnriy ca,,a,,,., u'a-
tundt ol}Ico,n and ,IiscllaruaI t,o hs1."Hau. tho
, 1875-02-05

Special DtSpd{ch n ana Ehacd9o ifltRHA,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 4.-Thss morning this
community was startled by report that an aged
couple, Denufs nyan and vito. living in tho esst
part OF tho city, had been frozen to death; but,
subsequent examination into tho facts showed
their death was probably The result Of mstdsf
and suicide. The parties are aaid to have been
very disaipated, and ]tvod quarrotsomo l.s,
Tho opinion preVRi1a that tho arsenic, from the
cfTaets of which it was found they died, was f,s
administered to the husband by the wi{e
without h:s knowledge. and subsequently
taton by her to ond her troubles. Dotd
wore dcnd when found, and no positive evtdouce
has yot been found which will furnish different
theory as 10 tho manner Of their death. Il Il
poisoning, but this fails for the present, for ID
motive for such IN action CAN DO found.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE WlNTERMuTE CASE.
SPECIAL DisrateA to The Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CRY, Ia., Feb. 4.-The following plk
card Was circulated On the streets 1t YApktop
this afternoon.
INplGsA71ox MEE7sao.-The people Of Tanktou
o'cloek, at stolea Hail. Capitol stroo!, to RyA e.
precision their indignation at the courpe pursued b.
cerrup. mslor!y Of The Supreme Court In letting
loase III midst TIN miserable assassin, reter 4
Wnterm1,te. in utter disregard Of lsw and Of e1esI
cltizcHfs safety.
fsigncd) Jus71c..
1t will be remembered that decision granting
NOW trial, aud releasing tho murderer, Wlnte1.
mute. Oh bail. Was rendered lank Saturday tY
Associate Judges A. II. barnes snd j. P Kidder
ttsy teiag 4 majority, and Chief Justice Bhaa.
non dissenting.
, 1875-02-05

REPREHENstBLE CONDUCT OF oFFiSm
spsefat Dispateh to 7he Chteaao Tribune
JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 4.-PaBsongers on the train
from Chicago thts morning report that, jaat b.
fore tho arrival Of tho train 1T joliet, tho Coot
County off1cinla, ID charge Of prisoners destined
for tho Peuiteutiary from Chicago, counten-
ancod the froe distribution Of whisky among the
couTicta.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16

have bccu the most imposing affair of the
kind ever witnessed in thai city.
The failure is announced of Messrs.
Corking, of Manchester, England, with
large liabilities
MEssRs. MOODY AND SANKEY held their
farewell meeting in London ON the night
of the 10th. A number of Earls and
Members of Parliament and 700 clergymen
were present.
ACCORDING TO Madrid telegram of the
10Th military combinations had been made
which would force the Carlists TO take
refuge in France or accept battle under
circumstances certain to result in disaster
A SERIOUS riot occurred at Lawrence,
Mass, on the evening of the 12th. A
number of Orangemcn had returned from
a picnic celebration of the battle of the
Boyne, and were passing through the city,
when they were hooted at and assailed by
crowd of several hundred Irishmen.
The Orangemen, among whom were
several women and children, sought
protection at the police station and
| the Mayor was sent for, who,
with squad of police, undertook to quell
the disturbance and escort the assailed
party to their homes. The police were
themselves assaulted by the mob, and in
selfdefense fired off their revolvcrs into
the crowd and thus compelled the mob TO
disperse. Several persons on both sides
were wounded, some of them seriously.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16
FACTS AND FIGURES.

THE halfyearly report up to July of
the New York Commissioners Of Emigra-
tion shows decrease of immigration dur
ing the first six months of this year, in
comparison with that of the same period
of 1874, of 23,G62.
THE total funded and unfunded debt of
the city of Boston is $43 900 600, for which
there are in the sinking fund available
means of liouidation TO the amount of
$15, 100000. About $11 800 900 of the
debt was incurred in the construction of
water works, and nearly $1,000, 900 is
chargeable to improvements necessitated
by the great fires of 1872-'73.
THE semi-yearly dividends just paid in
Boston are stated at $0,SS0, $40. This is
$772, 1862 more than the corresponding pay
ments of last year, and only $240,553 less
than those in the flush times of 1878, be
fore the balloon collapsed. The dividends
paid Boston during 1875 may be esti-
mated, in round numbers, at 10000, 600,
This represents capital of at least $500,
100000.
THE aggregate value of local church
property exempt from taxation in New
York city is $39, 140, 800, and colleges,
hospitals, schools, etc, swell the sum tC
$64, 100000. The value Of property owned
by the EpiscOpalians is $10,700,000 in
churches and $540,0 in schools; the
Catholics have SO, 900 600 in churches and
$2,476,000 in schools, and the Presbyte
rians own $1,000, 600 in churches.
THE following statement shows the re
ceipts from internal revenue, by months
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1875, al
compared with the fiscal year 1874:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16
BETTY I'M rHE BEAR

In a pioneers cabin out West, so they say,
A big black grizzly trotted one day,
And seated himself on the hearth and began
To lap the contents of two-gallon pan
OF milk and potatoes-an excellent meal
Aud then kicked about TO see what he could
steal.
The lord of the mansion then awoke from
his sleep,
And hearing a racket he ycntured to peep
just out in the kitchen to see what was there,
And was frightened to behold great grizzly
So he screamed in alarm to his slumbering
frOiD:
"Thar's q bar in the kitchen as higs cow~
A whatY why barW swell, murder
eyes, Betty, / will il you'll first venture in"
SO Betty leaped up, and the poker she seized,
While her man shut the door and against 1t
he squeezed
As Betty then laid on the grizzly her rapid
Now on his forehead and now on his nose
Her man through the keyhole kept shouting
within:
"wen done, my brave Betty, now hit him
again.
Now a rap on the ribs, now a knock on the
snOut,
Now poke with the poker and poke his eyes
out"
so with rapping and poking poor Betty alone
At last laid Sir Bruin as dead as q stone.
Now, when the old man saw the bear was nc
more
He venturcd to poke his nose out Of the door
And there was the grizzly stretched out on
the floor.
Then off to the neighbors he hastened to tel
All the wonderful things that the morning
befell;
And he published the marvellous story afar,
How "nie and my Betty jist slaughtered
bar!
o yes, come ard see, all tte neighbors have
sid it,
Come and see what we did, ME and Betty, toh,
| did it,
Toledo Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16
SENSE AND NONSENSE.

THE man who was hemmed in by the
crowd has been troubled with stitch in
his side ever since.
THE man who pronounces "Don Quix-
ote, DonkeyhOte" shows IA disposition
TO intrude his own name that is not COM
mendable
SOME philosophers were disputing very
learnedly on the antiquity of the world. A
man of wit, tired of their long discussion,
said: "Gentlemen, l believe the world
acts like some ladies, and does not choose
to have her age discovered"
Your true Missourian doesn't utter a
complaint over a drought, flood or whirl-
wind, but let him find frowsy butter on
the table and he at once remarks ;
Miranda, from this hour our paths di-
verge Fire Press.
THE West Point cadet laughs because
the Vassar girl ran screaming from fright
at the recent sham fight. Let the cadet
marry that timid Nassar girl, and in six
months he will take off his boots in the
hall when he comes in nights for fear she
will tear the scalp off him.-BIO0htyn
Argus,
AT Cold Spring, N. Y, recently, burg
lars tried to enter the residence of Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg, but We're met by hel
brother with such warm reception" OF
repeated 4" encores," at the mouth OF re-
volver, that they retired, after short bu
active run" without having met witt
the success they anticipated from thei
operations.
THE Penn Monthly protests against ou
clumsy five-worded national name. In
stead Of ''The United States of America
it would have merely America, or som,
other short name. 1t argues that sucl
changes are quite common in history, En-
gland, France, Germany, Holland ant
many other countries having thus altefe'
their national designation.
THE people in the home for old mel
and women at New York, recently estab
lished by the Baptists, seem to fare NOR
sumpuously every day than most othe
folks. They have plenty of all that
good to eat and drink, and their rooms ar
fitted up with rosewood furniture, me
quette carpets, costly paintings, ana al
, sorts of imported ornaments.
, "WHO can sound the depths of he
lover" he sOliloquiZed, as he leaned out
the window while the moonlight brillian
ly Illuminated the white line where he
hair was parted in the middle. Sh
thought he was talking about anothc
woman, and for three weeks she fixed tn
poultices herself, did everything to repai
the disastrous consequences of her in
petuosity, and treated him as peniteI
: and devoted wife should.
e In addition to the numerous adulteri
+ tions found in cheap tea, discovery hS
been made in London which will attral
more general attention to these grade
than they have yet received. 1t appeal
e that some samples of cheap tea taken trol
, a stock which had been some time
a bond was found To be infested with beetle
in both Larvae and perfect state. I'll
beetles were chestnut-brown in color an
: about the size of wheat grains, while Il
o Larvae were of whitish shade,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

JULY ~, 1875.
LIVE STooK.-Beef Cattle-S11. .50113.75. Hogs
Live, S7.5O1762h. Sheep Live, $4.25@5.62h.
BBEADsTUFFs. -Flour-Good to choice, s5.401
SIS; white wheat extra, s5.sOG6.50. Wheat-No.
Chicago, S1.1S01.1g; No. Northwestern,
s11S01.19; No. 2 Milwaukee spring, s1.21@
Lax. Rye-western aud State, 9Oc9 .0s. Bar
ley-Sl 25G1.;N. Corn-eMixed Western, 793
SIC. oats-Mixcd Western, G6G67hc.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-New Mess, s20.4Nd 20. .45.
Iard-Prime Steam, 1Sq5G19hc. Cheese-5G
12Ac.
Wool domestic fleece, 5OG63c.
CHICAGO
LIVE SroCR.-Beeves-Oaoi S6.n01625
good, S5.EOa5.SO; medium, S4.7595 80; butch
ers' stock, S35O94.5O; stock cattle, s3.00d3.75
Hogs-Live, s7.OOG715. Sheep--Good to choice
S4OO94.50.
PROVISIONS. -Butter-Choice, 2Od2ic. EGGS
Fresh, l4h915c. Pork-Mess, S19.4;@l9.5O Lard
--s131j@13.2O.
BREADsTUFrs. s.-Flour-White Winter Extra,
s5.5O07.25; spring extra, S4.5O1525. Wheat
Spring, No. 2, S1.O6lSG1O614. Corn-No. =, 69h
0TOc. oats-No. ., 52hG53c. Rye-No.
S1.oOG1.O2. Barley-No. ., S1.17@1.2o
LuMBER.-First Clear, Si5.00446OO; Second
Clear, S4S.OO045.OO; Common Boards, $1,000
HOO: Fercing, s1O.00@11.OO; "a" Shingles
Ldlna Sl'tONS-'V''
CINCINNATI
BREADsTuFFs. - Flour s5.2J61535, Wheat
Red, 81 2a01. .2S. Corn-67Gl70c. Rye-09c1 Q
s1.Ol. Oats-56GGOc. Barley--No. ?, S1.1s01. 20
Provisions Es.-Pork-sl9. .7512OOO. Lard-12hG
Hllc. -,s
LIVE ESTooK.-Beeves-Fai TO choice, S5.5OG
6l0. Hogs-Live, S6.G0G7.25.
BREApsruFFs.- Fall, s4.7SG5OO
Wheat-No Red Fall, s1.25H91.26. Corn
No. ., 67G67l4c. oats-No. 2, 6OG6lc. Rye
No . 9la9lc. Barley-No. ?, sl1SG1.s0.
PRov1sIoNs- -Pork-Mess, s2O.OOa2O25. Lar'
-12ls913c. -
MILWAUKEE,.
BREADsTUFFs. s.-Flour-Spring Xxx, s4.5oG4.7S
Wheat-Spring No. /, S1.10h@1.u: No ?, SLOT
E1.O7a. Corn--No. =, 6sQGsl4c. oats-No.
52IG53c. Rye--No. /, 93G9ic BarlcY-As
| ,, slOSG11O. ,,,r
BREApsruPFs. -Wheat-Extra, s1.27a1.e .e71i
! Corn-No. /, 67d7Oc. oats-No.1, 59G6O,.
TOLEDO.
BREApsTuFFs. Wheat - Amber Michigan
81 .23I61 al; No. ? Rcd, s1.e51i.23i4. Corn
| High Mixed, 53073Hc. Oats-No. >, 57h9!Sc.
CLEVELAND.
| DsTUFFs.-Wheat-No. / Red, E.24MG
1.25; No. = Red, $i.19h012O, Corn-Hig
Mixed, 711i2c Oats--No /, 61G62c.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK, - Beeves-S5 53O07.O1 Hogs
Live, 81. 25at7.4 40. Sheep-Live, S4.5OG5 25.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE SrooK.-Beeves-Best, $6.15G7.25; me
dunn, S5.5O06.O0. Hogs-Yorkers, S7.2JGI7.f
Philadelphia, S74O17.50 Sheep-Best, $4'753
zoo; medium, S4.00d4.50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16
MOtherless.

Three little golden heads at an upper
window and a long line of carriages in the
street below. Nurse holds baby up, who
laughs and claps his little dimpled hands
as his eye is caught by the nodding plumes
on the hearse; and presently the process
sion moves down the street, and mother
has gone away forever. The men from the
undertakers remove the traces OF the
funeral; the parlOrs are in their wonted
order, except perhaps the curtains are not
looped as gracefully, the furniture is not
disposed as tastefully and the little ,ofAa-
ments and biiouterie are not in their ac-
customed places. In mothers room
there's a chill and prim air about every
thing, so different from its usual look OF
COSY comfort A bright June sunlight is
cleaning through the half-opened blinds,
but it does not seem to give warmth or
cheer. The toys are brought out, but the
children soon tire of them. There's some
thing gone-they scarce realize what. by
and by baby begins to fret and nurse gels
cross. Poor little darling! mammals petl
how tenderly she would have soothed him
with soft lullabes. And then papa comes
home and gathers the little flock around
his knee and tries to tell them something
/ of the beautiful home TO which mamma
| has gone; but they want her sadly here
they cannot think why the Good Father
| should want her so much more.-Atbdny
| Sunday Press,