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New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

Pennsyv,nis DO Medium 81 2j DO Good 81 30 DO Choice
ana Fancy - -; Ono DO Good - 10 virginia 90 Fancy
g. 25 nte. wheat patents In lots g - 30 and Ing
81 loo bbs at ~ -. Corn Meal quiet Brckwheat Mrt;
dun and lower: sales at I'll GOdsl 10 Wheat dun and
Anbsr on track ~ ~ do in elevator II OGi ~ oG; No
nominal Evr ~ aIy 531jlc for Penn jOc Western
corn very aur.. steamer trar< ana gram depo' 43lp
SC. elevator ~ 2. SAL Peu1sy -Ouf"fn and
Wes Mixed on Track, 4340iirc. EXcspuo lots sh t
oats dul ant weax. -st"rn and Pennsylvania "iir
Far. 29S3oc GooI @pH9tlc Choice and Fancy. ID. 90
uu' hang~l Cllyer seed ,"b'tc. FAX ~.el p 30 ?,
Whissry firm. Western ~ lc. AZ the open 8o3ci-W heat
n FAR ismanf and hrmer No led. 81 90 ,@t
Man. sing rricrs. Janrafy 81 o'1 btl. = ~. =
asked Fobrudr~ - o. b'. ~ % asked March 81 90 5
bt II uGN 'sari. Corn NeaA t.slls price 500. l"a
.nrary. ilc. h tt' .'sed February it''c BID Sc
s=k-t " Trh -. bid ~ ~ asked May 4jiic bo. a. &c.
2sSel oa- very u !; 500 bad 81 a. ,'d or "" lie
AGED for Mixed January.
L5,i- Jlu rs. rlo1- quiet aud unchanged Wheat n
active l.t ,yar. 500 UcI fI n31, c'c. cash. t}.,f
% rcprusry: g,a35A.. 'arch; No 90, ~11ci ~ .
Nj ,r,I ari, q9il. cash. 19t ta2gT-c Fsbrllry. 3ll
-" ~ i,,,. .I ~ ,t ~
Gulet a D' HuN MIts iisi'r N'ly hle Gone 20 a. -:
.Tiarrs E4iu.t.. shore RID iItrlI'c. ca*h. a. c-
lua lower. snort Eb ieoHi e., tfa- ~. ID ,'c
cs-,n Meat to,.rg 'o'7g -ve'' It.,ed Hans. j. h. Z.
bns W1-st, tf,o'n hus. corn. $500" bush oats I'i
nr.a i.ar cs 5000 bush ~il.oent--Flo9r g. . DDI'i
'nru. 10000 ,le Rye loon ou-ls n1rlrf AW" - %
i"Lti" Ja.. % " al 'tt. N'. u l'in.. i.'
I;.i Winrer -rot 3po January 5I"+ F~berv 9,-' N"'
.-t. 3.c. e,'ceu .tt gjtc. Corn h'u. N" -i.t
3 ~ 10 iIo-. a..S q 81 ior - w.sht.
MO- , 5i" nt",, o." uT'en'inr & hg% ,G2
81 . Tor yellow pa a s. fot yszaa raf arm at . a.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
BANKING AND FIN4NCI4L.

In these times there Is no suror or quicker methcd
of making money than 10 invest few hiindr Il
collars IN stock speculation. Alex Frotuugnam ~
90. brokers, II Wdll-st., New-York, are rea Die
and peleuced brOAer.. aud have been the means
nf realizing large amount, for MANY Of their Gus
toIuers Their Wseijy Financial Lep0r - sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

Pnue oanser, stsrlnl Oihs

Cah. Idvc1, rrIurf an unsetI led and eVff7I 1T
m Iouou Lat Iii, ~ uot hccted ~ the quotations
IRON, tnr = * Exchange, Although con-ols come =
ir t gJl5,e tinted states bppus were filriy strtll
isG-. af lu5 nra ,, at 1914 2tat los & and l0ius
- II-l9 o Aiuercan railways Ere common rose 10
,-l rrrrd 10 A. p i7l PrUn.y wanna o. 15I9, ana
.i. Crufra 70 SCla Central of New-Jrr-ey sold al
~ o,l consolidated Ouuds At 81 g No bulilou move
- ~ .4 Ispt of Eng and IcpOrcd, sad 10 quo
alton ~ U on " Wa, received. Bar silver Il. clneu 10
,O4, per ounce. IL Pans, French per cents oPenei
"a -9, and advanced 10 ia % sight exchange on
I 80 ..,,-. ,'ri.ulng 10 - II francs Ia the L
Washington spllunes report that The treasury no"
III. -it7 -GD9JO in United states bond, to secure
hqk 'rcll4flou. United states bonds deposited Tor
circulation ior the week ending to-lay, St,il-,-Vo
Uned sates bonds held for CIRCULATION WithdfaWu dul-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
CiIICIiL REPORT " L. MINING STOCG *
CHASGE SALES JIN 70, 1879


The bank statement for this week shows
urtuer large addition 10 the reserve principally
through q gain Of . G33 500 legstcrders the specie
gain having been only Ss7.lOC Loan. we're expandea
kl247 500. and ocas circulation contracted II r.
900 The foregoing changes permitted an mcrease Of
Hsls 700 in deposits which increase, however. 10 re-
tor,e- ~ only 80 100000
Compared WITH the corresponding date Of 1875, the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
nANAx, p,EEhLN MARkEr.

V...NA Ian -5-I-lI BI-nr-- u's bern IRREGULAR dur-
r rI- ,,..E o" - u - b' - f"3l'2'id r"r ar
ro,, N., 10 20 .~ .1J- IeI.. Mp4--'~ ~ug1r Nt-.
10 lu fraI.. Ir>'oi ah1 7GEtr+ common 10 FAR
t.p-ffuksl 500 J. - B. 10 AMI
rt,s & reals. spanish gold. .o * naugs nrm
The Ltru STATES DAYS sOid ~ prem am snort >sh
io .og prr.Ii.u Oh LONDON, - .G.3s premium, Oh
I4rI. t.f
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

ing the week ending to-day. s7oisO5O National hank
circulation outsisuding: currency notes S3227tooo4i
gold notes, 800. The internal revenue rereps
to-day were s3Jl,OJ7 eS, aud tne customs receipts
S2j31 - ~.
The receipts OF National bank notes for redemption !Or
the week endnc to-day. "a compared with the CORE
spoudiuK uer!Od last wear are a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
THE, MONEY MARKET.

nrrygTIy EXPORT " y. STOCK ENCHA NGF SIZES
O| A. reDoTfSd on tie cola and Nfock TciegfaPh Co.
SATJRDdJ. JAN =. 1879
So,,S o. Naic aRC RaitcrV Bo7fS-k -katir0at Eo' H'd
yL0res
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

Coverumeu; bonds AT the Board were dull and weak
- the 5-2os AVID seader for the 9th The sub
-crin,ior. to the now per cents reported from
Washington "a amounting 10 @liO2S.T0O for 10 day.
INNS warragt- tie xpoct1ti1u " aEOtucr call for 80
ho0 onO of he / -S-- Ou Monday Tuesday, whoa.
,,rd o prrvtuus ,sIS. Will max NlJO,OOo,oUO called
siuce pece ber 3l ISIS Annexed ase latest current
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
1Lvr .rncK ,AhkEr--RY rhLEaRNpH.

t.i-, A.l J4r.2 2j-It. Dr,r'T. J,Vr1gi reports: HHGS
l..l.pt4 la lelt; shipments. 400 bead Pa, A'g'
l0. .pvcra 3 25 Light higher at sj@sj 5' Choice
Ca.tiE-l:tcripis. 200 head: shipments, 3jo1 head
oD l.qu strong - 3O1 - ~toc easier 'ui'hcrs
-stP-E,ctps 200 head. shipments. l,foO head market
slow a. -H4-L
49, Lori-l 2i-C>rrE-l here is fair feeling Tor ''"od
-nu.u- ,.eg grades h-f next I'd r"'hh d"A- l"t
wlIrut supply Receipts 200 rrl' -'Inmrut Lo'' hr 49,
H.G- -F,'r.y active. ana ode higher: giInt : ppnS
a.t NorX-r- 10. Packing rs .Of - 30 fI. 81.
PHI iOUSJ -. Receipts. 5000 head shipments l'J 10
head. .tt.-......
.l
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

J. II. tHAPMAE, ~'ole;-Gy.
TRUSTEES
T. b Jones ROsal Pheip' Robert T. stuart,
Charlie. UrAn.t Thomas r. l0ungs, Jas ~. De Forest
W n. n. 5ip0.c e. 4 Hlui. FrrIk Ca4uEcry,
Lewis Curtis. John y. Hewlett, Cha. b Leyeca,
ohas II Russell, Wnl H. Wrbb. william Bryce.
lame, Loe thaA =. Bugdctt william ID FOsg,
2 81! Lane uorlre Grav Peter " King
GorionW Burnhlm Fdmund ". Core.. Th0s CoddiLg gou
Fr4nei. -ki,ay John elliott, Horace X. Thurbcr
WU -urR4.. AicxandrrN. Blake. a A. Raven
Adoph Lrnoyur. Robert y. Mlutufn. William D~KtoOt
Josiah a. Low. thas IL. Marshall Benjamin II. klull.
Wm B. uusge George W Lane
J. d. JONES. President
CHARLES DENNI,. Vice President
W H. II. MOOhE- 81 Vice Irc-iGeuL
A \. RAVEN ID Vice gse.,denI
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

present statement shows Loans decreased. 81
9sS,lOO; specie decreased s12,761 ,oOO legaenders
increased, Sl636s, 100; deposits increased, Si,siO.
600; circulation decreased, sIs0,7O0. The week.
movement results in an increase of S2,S73 go
IN the surplus reserve, leaving II now Sl7,2-G,-
600 in exc"ss Of the reserve required by law. The
total reserve ,7l OG1 500 l. 3Oi cent Of The
total deposits. against 3lsl last week and 32.ji for
January 2G, ISIS. The following the comparative
fOf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
Dan.ung houses euo GGnNcrs.
DiriNcnA Notitts.

OFFICE oF rIL I.LNol, CsVrRtL PAU ROAD CDlrANy.k
81 NA>-,Cct. NFW-l ORR. January .. l-7p
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE 81 PER GEM
~ has been de-, Jared y tis comp payable on e NIL
day % March next O the holders OF The capital ~k ot i
COMPANY a. the uf ~" I'm dtr ~ Feb
rusry next which the 5h dAy II March. ia,
L. v z RANDOLPH TREASURER
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
EIFTY- THIRD DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE TN-I E ANCE com ANY.
4 annual dividend of FIVE a. PER CENT payaia
demand At Tn, Ohce ol Tie Company. 80 100 Broadway
!. REM~EN LANE,
Nice.Prcs.dent ana secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
ro;alamount ofl-set,

Total amount u assets 1873 it3 ID
Der cent iuteie ~ ng certificates u
n. VIII DE paid 70 the holders thcrcnf their legal repre-
-rutat.ye- o. Tue>day IN TN ot February
The Outstanding ceracltc ~ te issue Of 1915 Will D.
deemed sud pad to the hoLers legal pre-
srntaves on and 4f-r Tuesday te ith VI February
from nA!ch date interest The til
Gates to te proiu tr.e ot payment an cancelled.
drideu. of 80 per lIei on hr nc, earue pre-
mum, ~ fLe Company o- rrlr ending j,t December
l9 ior wlcl certificates DlI ,-ur and a.,,r
dsy. thr 6-l 20 May next.
BIS .ttrr ot Board,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~. ~ BROADWAY. NEw YORK

M. Ij7 BROADWAY. NEwY0EK.
The BOARD OF DIRECrORo haze this day declared
sEMLANNUAL DNIDEND ot FIVE ,ji PER CLNr
payable demand ,..n....,
Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

Tota amount of marine premiums .......--.
80 policies have been issued uuon lie rL'A,
NOT upOu fire DISCONNECTED with marine r.SS'
Premiums marked oN from lstJIn1iry 1879. u
3l,t December. 5....--..-..-... .--.-.---...
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

Returns N premiums
and expenses --- ssj996o 5S
The Company has the follow .ug IsSct' VIZ.
United states and state Of NcN-NJrG ItocA.
city bans and other stocks, .OSj.7,s 90
Loan, secured 5y stocks ana otherwise . 10000 90
Real estate lad claims tue the Company. c-u-
mated Al ......... ........- GI9G5i -
Premium Uote. and bills receivable ...... I53J 80
,l-A ia bank .................... .3I,2iO 3.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
OFFICE on ruE AIIANIID MUTUAL INs-HANtT MPANY,t
Me-" YORK. January - lS1JB
TI7HE Trustees, in conformity 10 the Charter

Of the Company submit The following statement
fairs on the 5'-t December, 1873
Premiums received marine r,Xs. from lst
JAu1ary, 80, to 3lst december. 1918 ..----. $40.
Premiums Ou policies rot marked Of lst Janu.
srV l57~ "a
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

= =
NJ WELLS FARGO e COMPANY.
You hereby notified mat uni'r tnd M lr 9roanc" with
ti. E.Lr ~ Dl-o ~ "A els, Fargo ~ On
vsnv pass. november -. 1875. the next ycsuar annual
AIol!rr. ot Well. FdrgO& company fr
TOR the ensuing AID uutl hrlr
,lccr,snI, ouy qua TED and FOR other pur
held fe office Il iic the sou'hrrly
~ ind M y ST. IN tie titN ~ Denver state "
"wednesday j,i ity ~ February, - ~ -
O'Clock 3D. and under and n accordance WIN -ad r-u
utnr the transfer books ~ I'M, company viii Dee c-rd On
-T9 and Ni'l rrman closed nnt Thurs
av The Gth day ~ February. 1879 which last mentioned
Il atr tAcy wl De reOpenrd
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
Financldl.
GAS STOi As.

Az NcwYorK BROOKLYN Ga- StocS', ani also al kiar
oi BspVAJ Ju lhyf 1tnt.t 80 l.liiirs urai ' hy..s
GFD If. PRFNTf~S.
HFrsld-sf.. y. V.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27

The amount received this week s0o0AO In eTcess o
week the order requiring rcinituny banks "
paw CEprr-sIge vent into effect.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads a. re-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27


600 in excess Of the required by law. The
total reserve 7l O3l 800 +. 330i Of The
total deposits. against 3lsl last week and 325t for
January 2G, ISIS. The following the comparative
totals:
Loan, Ian seaifs35o I'' 2 Inc 9G.IcR2:' sa;
Snecie --.:. ---. ll.344o0J lG4ilt0l lgc. Sl.lD
b.5s .o$ ;s"o Ea, 5a, -
Circulation -.-.. l9.767.6OO I9.al7bo0 Dec. 10000
The following shows the r. aiioas peeen the total
serve and the TOTAL deposit liabilities:
is:..ss, .ssss 555sa o a s$
Toal reserve. s575Io4oo s7lo9l.3oo Inc s.,7eoeoo
asa.1,'aepo-,', 52.s97.e5o 53.7li3oo .........-
above legal re.
Gurements.... s1Li27J0 -i-,2sG,O01 trc. S-S-}.-a0
AlihoUg' another large bushes, o. 100 .h-r..i n
stocks done today. anl thc market was remarkably
strong there observed less regularity iu tho NOV
ueni th,l bad Characterized the opsr .,nls o. t" -.
few Gays. special at ut.,n aeau directed q" tao
c7au4trs. Mcci1 Ccn;v.l. CtnA.a roG,ierl. and ihc
coal stocks, wlich uatc f1rt .r mtt,r.u advance
that were mint .aod 70 thc cud v. a,, Shore after
opening o. 81 and fgctu,tiuz between -. rrd 72e
closeda ITS first prc" ami E". after r 'u- 'ron 2a
2Gs 10 "a 'utod 2 beg.,u E.r. pref rr"d. how
ever, ,.ropy. atytnc.ng FROM 49, p" go ana "ho
. u .s,pI gr. .arfod 81 80 3d. bU. 'a. '''.lH
'n io SIP .A- eouino- et.c, cp.r1- arl .r- t -.
selling ia tie ftcauti.c hetw,,a lt-- a.' 49, 't.ftl
of NevJ rse w.s =. exception a}..' '!- ca! -trcEs.
cosi;. al >. after selling at tlre fJt C., c..
e. aud fcll from - 90 :Iit4 g." 4gd L5I'-, Kansas
CRY rt E'i'HIu ''nn 3. 3d. .ut t.. tr,.rri -..t
ro.c fr r1 3-s- 1L. ,..r.ro. Bur ..t' t1d Qar.>
WIS ~'-sdv a' 49,. Chicago ana N,Dn c u.' 49, --..'
10 o1l-l -GL1-" ifpoi. Ccnrr'' 80 -i... -utte
aud l. cl Island at I45'- 20 Tor Wtuc sofia
at IO5. a.d aft-wlld Was tU6-- r.i. C.'e-
land aad Pi">1urc soH- at "-'tr'- De- r'-i-.
Urou P'c.G. sold ~ G-.4rG~ of''r Pc ~
81 r,d A. c12 Yesterday. bs-a ID O.; 23--1-' 'r
New-York tribune., 1879-01-27
I,IE NEW.YNRK NATION Nj EXrHANG
THE COUPONS MATURING Ist day o

February next on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of th,
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD tOMPASY Wi. 10
pad on and after date at the METROPOLITAN IA
TIOSAL BANK.
WAL,ION H. BROWN & BRO. Fiscal Agents.
Nrw. York. Jan. % 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

Two hundred ana thirty men, each one
of them the peer Of tie President in intel
lcct and patriotism, have declared that the
army shall be fed and paid; but that no
part Of it shall stand with cleaning bayo-
nets around our voting places. The Presi.
dent the one man, declares that the army
shall not be fed mouthful nor paid dollar
unless he, the one man, remains clothed
with the right to surround the polls with
soldiers! The issue thus made, the Rcpuh-
lican fanatics of the land applaud the one
man as a patriot who has the good Of his
country at heart; and then denounce the
two hundred and thirty equally good and
intelligent men as 'revolutonists," who
are striving to "starve the army and bring
on chaos and general disorder That's the
issue, and that's the way Republican lead.
ers estimate 1t. The hope of the counry
lies in the fact that the mass of the people,
the great majority, have a little common
sense left, a little patriotism, are not, as
the average Republican leader seems to
regard them-hopeless damphools.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

Irog JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
~ FIRST CIRCUIT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

The DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting iearfuly alarming, the average Of life
being lcsscned every year, without any rea.
sonablc cause, the death resulting generally
from the mos, INSIGNIFICANT origin. AT this
season of tire year especially, q cold is such
n thing that in the hurry of every
day life We are apt to overlook the dangers
attending il and often find too late that A
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter while had Bohcc's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result.
ed, and large bill of doctor bccnayoidcd.
For all diseases Of the throt aud lungs.
Boschcc's German Syrup hai proven itself
to be the greatest discovery Of rs kind in
medicine. Every druggist n the country
will tell you of its wonderful effect, Over
100000 bottles sold last year without
single failure known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

THREE men were hanged for burglary,
in Raleigh, n. G, on Friday last, on the
same gallows. The ropes around the necks
Of Davis, q white man, and Carlton, u ne.
gro, were so long that when the drop tell
the mems feet struck the ground. While
nm officer held the bodies up another officer
tied an extra knot in the rope, and then
letting the men SWING the poor wrctches
died Of strangulation, process that hor-
riied the greater portion of the eight
thousand lookers-on for an interval Of over
half an hour. In the name Of Heaven
when will these clumsy executions
these revolving scenes Ct prolonged tor.
turc--haye an cndl Our manner of execu.
ting the death penalty is a disgrace to tue
age in which we live. and calculating. AZ
we must, upon the frequent repetition Of
The clumsy work and horrible torture &C
FRIDAY last. We should at once inaugurate
crusade against the gallows, and never
weary in the fight until the internal relic
Of u barbarous age and people gives place
To the more merciiul garrote or guillo,ine
or, better yet, 10 artery cutting, or the
deadly anesthetic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
judicial election, Jane Q 1879

For Supreme Judge, First District.
JOHN II. MuLKEY. of'Alexander county.
For Judges, First Judicial Circuit,
JOHN NJ. LANsDEN, Alexander county.
MONROE c. CRAWFORD, Union county
DANIEL NJ BROWNING, Franklin county.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

QpERy.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when tllcy ear buy Marburg Bro.
"Scsl Of North Carolina at the same price
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

DAVID J. BAEEE will be : candidate .or Cirtzsi
Judge IL the First JaGicial Ci.cait 81 tie election
10 be held Oh he ri day JEIe, 1872
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

We are Authorized - ANNOUNCE JOEN ". LASsDEy
Is candidate ior CireEiI Judge in the Fir.i u
diciGl Circuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

We are authorized 20 &arolLce DASIr.. "
BsowSisc. " Franklin comfy. as { candidate %.
Circui, J-dse. II the First CircuIi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21
MEDICAL,
'CATARH, THE CAUSE AND CURE.

Fhmphlei ny Dn CLEsspN PRATT, Of .8 s'f's
= Chicago. Dr. Pratt j. the author OF the Ozone
Treatment fDF Catauh and IN ,his new treatise
revealed the secret Of his -lcce-s in tie treatment
OF disease. io which he has given the study N a
lie time Pnce Of Pamphlet2j Ct send for ID
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

We are authorized 70 sLboanes that A. EAE-
KEE OF johnson county. i candidate bei0fe the
people for the once Of Circgit Judge in tn. dis
friei and subject only 10 their decision E; The bal
lot box, on :he end day 81 june next
We are authorized 10 Announce hat x W Nc
CAsTSyT. II candidate before the people Tor tue
once OF Circuit Judge for the Fret Jud.eia. cir.
Cnit Election June End.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21
Tor SUPREME JUDGE-ElRsT DISTRICT

Thereby announce myself q candidate before he
people. at the ensuing June election, In the Fit
Judicial District for the Office Of Ju9ce Of the 81
preme court. JOHN Ii. MILhEf.
March aiin ls1e
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-21

Grew Jackson's best svcc, Navy To-
bacco. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Secretary Sherman has Issued q
circular inviting proposals for the sale to the
Government of 100000 of the per cent.
Understanding bonds of the United States,
known as skies of 1881" The bonds thus to
be purchased will be applied to the sinking
fund.
The House Committee on Elections
has dismissed the Indiana contested case of
McCabe vs. Ortiz, and the latter will be allowed
to retain his seat unmolested
Secretary Evarts telegraphed to the
Car the Presidents congratulations on his
escape from assassination.
The Attorney General has notified
the House Appropriation Committee that the
amount needed as deficiency appropriation
for United States Marshals and Deputy
Marshals during the current fiscal year is
100000 This is the amount voted by the two
Houses at the last session, which President
Hayes vetoed.
The Secretary of the Interior decides
that the benefits of the Timber Culture law
may be secured by planting cottonwood trees.
This reverses a previous ruling
Nearly 200 bills were introduced il
Congress the first four days of the session.
Hon. A. Nj. Lay, Representative in
Congress from the Seventh district of Missouri,
died suddenly at Washington last week, of
paralysis
The Secretary of War has transmit
ted to the Senate the report of the Board OF
Engineer Officers relating to the bridge across
the Detroit river at Detroit The board is
unanimously of the opinion that the most COM
plete solution Of the problem is the construc-
ton of tunnel under the Detroit river
Senator Jones, of Nevada, is docket
ed for big speech in opposition to the ma
tional- banking system.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-12-12
POLITICAL POINTS.

The election held in Louisiana for
State officers, on the I'd inst, resulted in the
choice of the entire Democratic ticket by about
10000 majority.
The Leavenworth Times has OBJ
tanned the views of fifty Kansas editors as to
their favorite candidate for President The
Republican editors ar, almost unanimously in
favor of Grant, while those of Democratic pro-
clivities are divided between Bayard and Sey-
mour.
Congressman Keifer, of Ohio, thinks
that Secretary Sherman diminished his chances
for the Republican nomination for the Presi-
dency at least ~ per cent by the financial
suggestions" or recommendations in his
recent report.
The official vote of New York at the
November election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and State Engineer-the latter the
only Office secured by the Democrats-is as fol-
lows Governor, Cornell, 41s,567; Robinson,
375, 100; Kelly, 1856; Lewis (Gr'bk), 2o,2s6;
Mears Proh.), 4,437; scattering, 4,4S9. Lieu
tenant Governor, Hoskins, 1880; Potter,
435,0l3; Whiting, 23,d67; Bronson, 3, 902; scat
tering, 4,4s9. State Engineer, Soule, 425.5s0;
Seymour, 1901; Maggie, 22,6s4; Hooker,
4,O2l; scattering, 1851.
Official vote of Wisconsin for Cover.
nor, at the late elections William e. Smith,
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Denmark's Alarm.

The Danes are beginning to mani
fest uneasiness as to the fate which
awaits their country. They anticipate
being sliced up at no distant date for
the immediate benefit of Prussia and
Sweden. AS Denmark can no longer
defend the communications between
Jutland and the islands by the superb
GRITTY of her fleet, as was the case during
the former wars with Germany, it has
been decided on principle not to defend
Jutland and the Island of Fuhnen, but
to concentrate the whole defense of the
country on the Island of Sealand, where
the greater part of the resources of the
nation are centered. The population
of Copenhagen are said to be profound
ly impressed with the conviction that,
at the first given opportunity, Prussia
intends to occupy Denmark, keeping as
her share of the spoil the peninsula of
Jutland and the Island of Fuhnen, while
Sealand and the surrounding islands
are to revert to Sweden. This would
be tantamount to the final division of
Denmark, begun in 1915 by uniting
Norway to Sweden, and followed up in
1864 by the occupation of the duchies
of Schleswig Holstein and Lauenberg
by Prussia.
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seeds of half a dozen varieties. Sr.
s. has them planted at first in small
pots. A dozen slaves are engaged trans
ianting the six-inch high shoots to larger
pots. Little t;red-looking children car
nv them about on their shoulders, work
ing on as steadily as the old ones, for
they are well trained. Sr. s. wants
to make his plants last fifty years, so he
is careful and tender with them. The
little blacks will be free in 1892, so his
policy is to get rs much work. AZ posi-
BILE from them while he can.
The plants are set in rows, about ten
feet apart. They grow, and thrive, and
are happy out on the hill side. Warm sun
shine caresses the leaves; the ground
is kept. free from intruding weeds and
bushes, and the planter waits for his
harvest. After four years, the trees are
six feet high and begin to bear. By the
sixth year, the crops are very large
three or even four pounds per tree at
times. Meanwhile, corn and mandioca
are planted between the rows. Often
in q new plantation the expenses are
nearly covered by these subsidiary crops.
In this month of November only a
few of the slaves are in the new fields.
November is the principal gathering
month, and almost the whole force must
be at work in the bearing orchards.
From sunrise to sunset, men, women,
and children are gathering the berries
in baskets, working silently and steadily
under the overseer's eye. Every day
each slave gathers on the average ber-
ries enough to produce fifty pounds OF
coffee. The pickings are collected in
carts and brought to the mill-house
where the seeds must be prepared foi
the markat