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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-08


and none has in fact occurred since the passage
of the act last referred to. No officer of the
Uuited States has appeared under orders at any
place of election in any State. No complaint
even of the presence of United States troops
has been made IN any quarter. 1t may, there
fore. be confidently stated there is no necessity
of the enactment of section s of the bill be-
fore me, to prevent military interference at
elections. The laws already IN force are all
that are required for that end But that part
of section of this bill which is
SIGNIFICANT AND vIlALLY IMPORTANT
is the clsuse which, If adopted. win deprive
the civil authorities of the United states of ali
power to keep peace at Congressional elections.
Congressional elections in every district in
very important sense are Justly matter of po-
htical interest and concern throughout the
whole country, Each State, every political
party, is entitled to 4 share of power which is
conferred by legal and constitutional suffrage.
1t IL the right of every citizen possessing the
qualifications prescribed by law to cast one
UaISTIMTDATED BALLOT,
and Lave bis ballot honestly counted. So long
as the exercise CT this power and the enjoyment
of this right are common and equal, practical
" we'll as formally, submissi On 10 suffrage
viii be accorded Loyalty and cheerfully. and all
departments Of the government will feel the
trne vigor Of the popular viii thus expressed
Two provissons of the constitution authorize
legislation hy Congress for the regulation Of
Congressional elections. Secfion of article l
of the esns 3stu..sn EieeiaFes the time and place
and manner Of holding elections for Senators
and Representatives shall be prescribed in each
State by the legislature thereof, but Congress
may ~ 1ay time nv Law make or alter such reg
sslationS except A. 10 places of choosing Sena-l
tors. The
FIF1EKSTH AMENDMENT
of the constitution il g follows:
section / The right Of citizens q he rnl.ed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-08
GOBBLING THE GRAIN.

The Stock of No. Whedt ia Store IN Mil
,caukee Found to Belong to T,oO or Three
FirDs-Speemlutioa as to the Brift Of the
, 1879-07-19

BLANK DEEDS at the STATESMAN Office.
, 1879-07-19
MOWERS AND RERPERS.
The Champion Combined Reaper and Hover.

and Mower the most complete
,acn. made well constructed throughout of excellent material
and raSins
every of the nr The Self allaE
liable Of order The rake delivers
Of machine and out Of the OF the team IN making
ronnd under the
the
rake at the will small gave the held carry
bundle This machine
machine Is built blower and
Attachment Self Rake Attachment
added and tools required
the tool box
nh ednd nwing serraed edged sickle with
Zach Champion mbnedM Mower and Reaper
, 1879-07-19
E0GN SEESlaa RATES,

Merchandise. Frat ani Vegetables, rates as
above ten measurement
Wo,, sev IL do:l.ifs pr ton weight. Bel h:!es
each 10 cents.
Wooi, Sand, Stone and 1--we Stock <. agreed Oh
rates up 0r ds.Gn, ~ load.
Fast trri-i, rnies s6 pr ton, ~ 0: down, re-
rSve-l 'r,In or ;a.ii,"rri Ia hlalS.
All fieir lat rot 1-.Yrrr !eiuEe p ". ON the IA.
after it received at the deiotS viii be stored al
owner expeTs- ami riss.
Ard all h,iyht received at ,i-pn.s IL le ent
risk of re un'.i al YpGl delivered Ia
AL bills Iai;Ibis III gold be.oss delivery u:
freight.
, 1879-07-19
PASSENGER. RATES.

Eorr.- The charges of the fslla Walia s Wn!lnia
Transfer Company down freight transferred to
O. - y. Co.'S loatS including the business OF for
wariiEg, is 81 cents per ton. And on up fIrish IT,
reir,d from o. s. " Co.'S tp,ts aul iuIwarl lf1 10
cents per ton. All down freight, far forward ship
ment, Bnt CONSIGNED 10 psi.f.s at Wsflula, wai re
turned over 10 Inis Transfer Company 10 i.rwaTd.
-. =. "a Err,
President W. W. 4 &. Il H. 20.
, 1879-07-19
Sf,.IEss. s:EEs:sz:EisS.

Piaros, Eii!iai! Tables, Furniture. G,:-,s. si--,
ware and s contents IL trs.S II: o:le:%i~r, uu'sn:
ware. Mrrh'e ami C:s'!-s taken only at owe
rick of ,in.rr,g-, tr,.:k..- ~ l.=.:a4r,-
As,is. Turi~itInyS, RGTni:!- ri'r!s. ol;> arf a.
nth.r Iquils III v:he: s;.,se!s, 1T..,i .
risk OF leak ~.
Ey.ss tra,n .ji:iy ni nvr.r's ri.k oi b:e IE':,-.
Fruits. vrret.h - and al! oh lsli>:.,b!e as,
.r;y, ~ owner r,sk @. lr5St Cr 'irsiy.
FnIniiurs ,e.v'-i, anl al Agricultural ani
Mechanical i:.:!cIut!t>, set up or ku;rarv! lawn
II ownTr's -: ..arrisse all. ca:iu:, i'ek..,r
Nor wiii tie Couiiauy he responsible fir ;iri--rs
i'll ANY pi, Ga.e>s tbs same 's sp liy r;ar:?;e i,i
, 1879-07-19
Rates e1s Up s'rG:gi.:,
lrGg rpx nr,s:'ar NEAT, oS

GO0DS. .GEECH:ID:SE. bTC, ETG.
from Wallul. 10 Wall. W:il.,.......... ....:i 8
From Wa.iU,a II i.i'III =
From Whit..,u ;o VII. y ..ii:,.- ---------- 81
E.y Eui;;i;ns Mattriui, =; ;r.'ua'ai.i ue.l..-
ic,l In.y,,n, ns I,-c Er Frc-.tri 90 Wnii la y
o. S. y To- q - I.,Gr.-! I:s.,'I.' -. - ~ ::
F:s-hisl 10y 5.. ttc O'Usc;I. IET'S -, - = =
20 e reduced measurement.
, 1879-07-19
PAINE BROTHERS
VALLA WALLA. WASH. TER.
CORNER MAIN SECOND STREETS
MACHINERY,
THE CELEBRATED BAIN WIGONS
III, d,ur Wagon Of the United States and TIE Best Wagon Md.

T creat and Tie Balm dpe .
the thorough seasoning of all the
cnl the Is subjected
mnIyenl uthins skilled free sr Ono pvt or
dscanliu mechanics by The day thus &
work and producing which for strength dnaI! and hns d
made Fall Round e Tires projecting or
sl,A Brass
be ali Bn Waons imported the
, 1879-07-19
uAIAES SINGLE GEAR EsEsDERS

To the farmers Who old economical method harvesting
Iianes Headers single double
IF Prkn, H. with valuable
the season Of 1879 other
tow who the best header
before buying
The "Tigers Self -Discharging Sgslky llay Rake.
FiraUe
oaa
wheels GII ed
of the boy On wei
In nsnnly strength durability.
variety o ocrupOr sufac / )
/" Magsa III" Portable and Stationary Steam Engines.
the
ii.aaac aAns
regularity speed workmanship THIS tiINi Has No "iEA
TIE NEW EcOMOa3szER ENsssTSE.
IN removals lece$ " Tt m
wIh wtafnl hui!~
Tsa-rs
moved Gea LT:s' r,at- lan"e
tlcn nuaeJur4 u IN
eff PAINE BROTHERS
, 1879-07-19
J, II. Day.

old TYPE 800 pounds of OLD TYPE for
~ sale in lots to suit purchasers. This type
is an excellent substitute for Babbit Metal
noulced by those WIN have used IT better
and can be sold at one-half the nrice- Apply
a. tn. SrArSSdAN 0F FICE-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
INDIANS LAID AWAY.

Col. Martin, Aljutsn ant q ,aer.l af the D '- partment, has furnished us with the follow ing important new. Ia regard tO killing oi the murdeFous finnls who ohave been pe-pe- trating their helIish deeds ip ard arouni Tonto Basin of .a:e. rhe result Is tha, eight more good Indians" have been prop erly disp issd of nY Lieut. Yon Schrader and his men to whom all credit Is duo,
 whipple, June 2s.-Licut. ven Schrader, of the l2th Infantry, scouting In the T1nto country, on the 25th inst, struck party of renegade Tontos five miles below the forks of Tcnto Creek consisting of five bucks and one squaw. The bucks were killed and the squaw captured. The fight lasted two hours. There were DO casualties ou yon Schrader's side. These Indians were those who have been committing depredstions ip Tonto Basin and vicinity, and it is thought thay gre the same who killed Kearney.
 MARTIN, A. A. G.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
HE TIProP MINE.

lt seems from letters and articles pub
 lished in the Mi"ing Record of New York
 that considerable of the stock of thn com
 pany Is held by persons in the east, and the,
 are at a loss to know why mine that i,
 yielding siO,OO0 per month should not pa,
 dividends. ws have made inquiry into
 the management of the Tiptop Co.'S affairs
 and Id that ths great reason why the.mine
 has not been paying property is simply
 owing to the f-ct that it IS a hard and ex.
 penslve mine 10 work, and was in the begin.
 ing, under the former Sdperinteud .nts, bad.
 ly handled. The mine is true Assure ve,n with perfect walls; the le. is of an ayeray. of thirty inches, of which probably not more than six inches are selected and work. ed st the mill, ten mics distant. The low grade gre is beng saved, and will. at some future time, undoubtedly be worked. To keep the mill running, 140 miners are em. played and about ten men at the Tlil. Add to this those wno pack the rock. haul the wood, do the cooking. laundrya etc, and you have at least 200 persona lxho receive pay ir2in me Ilptop Company (which of it. self exhausts one half of u monthly in. come, There Is now to be ad, Ei the expense "f quicksilver, salt, chemi &s, wear and tear to the machinery, the I,ks on bullion. expense of shipment, etc, winch consumes much of the other $9O. 900 per month. One year aga the mine WAS in debt $SJ. 900. all of which has been paid, and there is now in the treasury about $20,OO0. The mine is properly opened.roads built, and everything put m shape so that the expenses can be greatly reduced and there is no reason Der. ceivahIe why the mine should not pay divi. dends and iis stock 20 up to several dollars snare. MT. "eb6er, the present superin- dent, is acknowledged to be an eficien mining man and from his close attenti n to business we believe the mine cannot other than prosper and become one of the best properties in Aria which is saying con siderable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
THE wHEATLANO AFFAIR.
CORA HEZLEr's DREAN-IDA DUNN TAKEN
 HOME.

CORA HEzLEr's DREAM-IDA DUNN TAKEN
 HOME.
 Wheatland, June 23.-Thls morning Miss TIeziep was informed for the first time of the cause of her supposed sickness by Dr. Melton. She told the doctor that she did not believe that she had the brain fever. as she was formerly told, but something else was the case. After some time Dr. Melton asked her if she knew anything about the outrage. She replied that she did not hut fur the past three nights she has had & dream, which IS to the following effect; She thought that she saw two persons--s man with broad brimmed hat, and another person, whom she couId not describe. That trey came into her bed room during the night and struck her over the head with stme weapon. She also says that she thought that one of the persons pushed her down in the bed. There are three finger marks on her breast, which woald go tq in- dicate that her supposed dream was in fact reality.
 Miss Dunn was brought into town this evening to her fathers house. It Is hoped that both the girls will get along all right and he sblo to be nut soen,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
AN INSULT RESENTED.

ED. hISER:-I noticed in the Enlerprise ofths 27th report of the prscesdiass O, the Grand Jury of Ysyap.i c ,ua,y. sad that among their other doings a committee of tnrse, VIE: Mess. HArtin, Marshall and Eichsrdssn. blacksmith, farmer. xod i. carpenter, examined the office of the D,s trict Attorney aud Justices of the Peace and that said committee rep rted that tn-v found aa~y irregularities m the offices of Justices Nsyes and DaSouchst, and reoue,. them 10 uee nsare diligence. Whewi
 wish 10 say that while ny official book, snd acts are constantly op-n to the public for inspection and criticism. and I treated the committee mentioned as eourteously a, could, yet l deny that they had any iight, in an official maBner, to overhaul. ex. Aminc, or report upon the affairs of my office, or that of any Justice of the Peace. Their business was with county officials, and the Sasuees are only precinct officials. I dcfy tne sad committee 10 show any of the ir | resuisrities in my office which they refer 10. claim inst my docket IS properlA kePt, ID legal manner. and that my quar- terry clements with the Board of Super vis''rs attest the fact. Moreover, question the ability of said committee to find errors zod irregularities in The offices which they exainined, even if sech existed: and iI would be glad t0 have Ills doBor, the Judge ot the srd Judicial Dislrict Court, appoint Committee of three of the ms mbers of the Oar m that Court to investigate my baoks. records. docket, and all officisi proceedings. snd fep"r. thereon m open Court al once. l, II I'"ssibie that the grand jury just dis- ehsrgeu, was influenced ia asy way 10 cast . siur and suspicion on the standing lf two Justices 0t the Peace before the pur. | ic to favor third not ,neniionedi
 A. O. EoYEs IF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
The Maxwell Land Grant.

It is authoriatively stated that patent hss finally issued to the Maxwell land gF-nt. Thus passes into the hznos of tho grantees l,7e0, 800 acres of the finest and In New Mexico. The tract is about 50 mile, square, and within its limits arc a large number of valuable gold mines, 700,- 00J acres of ooal land, and vast forests ofval uable timber. It Is one of the most valH. abe of all the old Spanish grants, and it is said has cost the owners fully as much ss it is worth. The title has been in constant litigation since 1889. and not less than ten million dollars have been expended on the property. Amicable arrangements will be made by which the land will be sold to the squatters on satisfactory terms -Mcsills Independent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
ARMY NEWS.

Frst Lieutenant ". ". weatherspcon Twelfth Infantry, having reported at these Headquarters, Is assigned to duty at Whip. pie Barracks, Prescott, A. T.. a, A cting Assistant Qusrtermaster, relieving Firs. Lientenant G-W. Kingsbury, Twelfth h. rantry.
 In addition to the duties assign ed him in pa' agraph 1, Special Ord rs No. "A, cur. rent ser!rs, from these Headquarters, First Lieutenant w. w. Weatherspoon, Twelfth Infantry, is charged with the duty of arranging for the rife contest to take place at these Headquarters in the month ot July next.
 The leave of absence for one month grai ted Surgeon J. c. Mckee, U. $. Army, Medical Director of the D .partmen', by paragraph 4, Special Order No. 6l, current series. from Headquarters, is extended fiji. teeu 05) days.
 Lea.e of absence for one month, on sur gems certificate of disability, is granted Chaplain Charles NJ. Bake, U. 5. A, with perInisslun to Y" beyouu the limits of this Department, and O apply ts the proper authority for an extension of five months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

Drmoc acy is not different teddy in on,
 import pariicuar from what it was in George b. Prentiss' day when he wrote '" The joIut- may be ranked wonder, For when provoked It flies asunder, Hut stranger yet, it's an. CT o'er.
 The fragments reun.te once more, 50, when Democracy Is severed
 By foreign biows. or self delivered, The strong coAesive power uf spoil Again unltes its snaky coil"
 Recognizing the truth ot the above, we .hsl. nut be 6 tOnished to learn that the faction known as the HonorabIe Bilks, in California. and the regular o'd Bourbous have coalesced, after the meeting of the Convention tomorrow, and are going red eyed after the lOaves and fishes. It any honest conscientious Republican who has juined the II .B's, thinks he has not been bilked and made tool of, he is simply toe blind to see palpable fact,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

RunDERs or STEAM MACHINERY IN All Sifs branches, Steamboat, steamship and land
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
ENGINES AND BOILERS
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advi..hle
 STEAM BOILE sS-Particuisr srtention given to th. quality ef the material workmanship. none bu nrss-cla~s voTk produced.
 WATER PIPE, of boiler sheet iron. of any stze made in suitable length for connecting together Q, "a ee Eisiten vn tas ground,
 HfDhAuLIC RfrErIN0.-Boiier voFE aud vsfer pipe made by this essablishment rivited b. hysrzalis rivehns nsscsfners, tsat quaEfy of wOFk beiae fsr superior to hand vork.
 PUAPs-FOr mining. of Euy capacity and of ssy styie Our style of oirccs acting compound enSiDes Stth double hne of pump psticula y recommended We refer to those nov ia a-e, not one having syer broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground wOrt. izeAneq st cy ssief works pgypo-ee built with the celebrated DayeT yy- motion, sppezor te any etsss
 MINING MACHINERY Quartz mills, pAns bosler machinery rsvsned. us21,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
DISTRICT COURT.

C.Jost vs Blackberry Mill and Mining Company, placed on caisnder on motion o Ed. W. Wells; default eu-ered, order fol judgment for the sum of t3l00 s2.
 The Terri.ory vs Crum went over for the term on account of the sickness of an i'm. portant vitgeEs.
 Hugo Richards vs Peck Mining o., TO. sct for Monday, June 30, at 9 a. m.
 The Territory vs Paul Weber and bonds men set for July sth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

ASN>I cy, nig ht losses by dreams v,mpes on the faes and lost positively be snred sick and aficted should fan to esI 1pon nimi The Doctor has traveled extensively in Europe ant.a,ns sres, deal nformason which he
 to impsrt to those in need of his seryiees nH. GIBB0N will male DO charge unisss he eHect snrs Persons at distance NAY BE Ct BED AT aOHE' AIlscmrunicsiionsst ct. iy confidential You osos vi please stste the of the psr they zee Vi,s xaar,.. Dk ). r. 2isBcS. Bos i.ssi. .n sss Sf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
CHAR sss FOR AS !.

GOLD AND SILVER ORE, s2oo BLowPrrE TESTS. tqualitative.) 7s Charges for ell other ~ork low a- is consist.nt ,,
 care aud correctness. All wors rusraDs.sd "''- May n d, 1879
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
|;}EIIl

", H. TAt tL0R- -pr,sft,p. f0sEPH MOORE - -supertnt.na
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04

c. W. WALKER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-04
To the Unfortunate.
Dr. Gibbons nJSprySApy

600 KEARNY ST., OLC cOrBer oft omnssr. cisl stre+t, San Francisco. Established in 1854, for the treatment of Sc ial and Seminal Diseases, such as Goncrrhea, Gieet,
 strtcturs, syphiIss in aIl its forms, Seminal Wen kneaA Imnnfen-
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

ROAD AND CANAL FUND.
Agoe Jas, NJ Baker Rob't-
ReynOlds-..-"............ 70 88 3b2
Armstead 7 J, W r WrighI
z Casey z Spearman.... 200 OF 70 10
Barton Bently, A Mccab-
bin A w Govsr....-..... 1874 146G
Bslshe II, John Belshe
Il J SpAldlng...,.......... 779 90 a22 90
nHs ECf Shfh YSas.A
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
Financial Statement
OF
Miller County. Mo.

CoUNrr CoURT on MILLER CouNTx, MOI
August Term, 1879.
Now on this day the Court in pursuance Of
WSgner statute Of MIssouFi, section 20, arli-
Gle 4, chapter 80, proceed to ASCERTAIN the
amount ,of moneys the. have accrued In said
Miller County from The sale Of 18th section.
also irom tha sale OF swamp and oVsraowed
landS also the amount Of the three per cent.
fund. the amount Of Interest due on the loan
OF said moneys, and the amount dae by each
borrower thoveOf. respectively, ss follows,
VIZ;
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
RepubIIean uA on.

We, the undersigned citizens of the
18th district OF Washington county.
would most respectfully request Col.
A. j. Blown, E. N. Griffin, 4. b.
Bowman, J. f. Grishan, DR.. M. 5,
Mahoney aud Il. b. Hank ie to- be
present and address the people On
State and National prospects, at FIRES
Hill, Oct. Is, 1879. The Jonesboro'
BfasssBand is particularly invited to
entertain the mte ing with music.
Every body are invited ta-bs preseat.
Hiram d. Hale, j. e. 9. Hale,
Joseph Snider. VIM. Hale, a. J.
Campbell, J. w. Dove, JOS. BuckiDg-
ham, - Henderson Evans. Thom>s
Ru3iedge, J.. c. Leah. Tho. Dyer,
Aaron Jenkins, A. Z. Doagherty, ID.
G. w. Bardes. Byron Barnes, Al,
Barnes. w. G. Conley. w. K. Doug
las. J N Douglas, J. H. d uglas, ?
II. Boring, John Lee. w. g. Hale, &
b. Hale, s. G. Harrison, E l.. Harri-
son. John Rippy, J. r. Spurgin, AUS
ter Johnson Daniel Hale, J. b. Hale
b. f. Mckay, It. C. Spurgin, John a,
sOouner, Daniel 2. Hale, Charles Cox
J. G. Mehl5r. Fuller II Barnes. Wm
Martin, j. w. Rhea aud Ii. n. Evans
-Her0ld and Tribune.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
MINOR DISPATCHES.

t i
\ C1Nc1NNArT1, Oct. 16.-Simo
mons & Dickinson, of New York,
who for many years have drawn
Kentucky State lotteries, at Coving-
ton, were enjoined yesterday by the
Campbell County Chancery Court,
at Newport, from drawing any lot
teries for the benefit of Henry
College or Grand Lodge of Ken~
lucky, at suit of Henry Cotton,
This injunction, following the IN
junction granted by the Circuit
Court of Frankfort, stops all the
Lotteries of Simmons & Dickinson
in Kentucky.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
KNoxvTILE TENN FRIDAY -MORNINeE -OCTOBFfs r. 1879


ST. Louis. Oct. 15.4Fiour strong
and higher, Xxx, fall, $5.25a5. So; AXNl
do, s. 65a5 90; ,o7oa emily " S5oose 5ees an
cited and hIg her; Ne, 2, sed !, fall, Sl-30
aI32,, cash; 81 329 i 32&; November,
81 S2{1 3G2; Decennsr, No: 3, do, Sl24
Corn higher. show 7a3S44, cash, 88sa
80; October, 37a38S' November, 36a3o5.
Oats active and higher, 274a2S cash, 70
bid;g November, 30Ia3Q5. Whisky
steady. $1.07. Pork firmeF, Si0 40.
Bulk meats strong; boxed lots, 81 90;
74a74 for shoulders, clear ribs and
clear sides. Bacon frp; shoulders.
| "a; clear ribs, 81. clear sides, 8. barl
dull, SIS Is asked, S. 60 bid. ...... -. ....
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
THE INDIANS.
epTB ZA-

: SAN ANToNIA, TBxAs,. Oct. To-
Gen. Ord has received the follow
ng: "FortA Cancho, Oct. 15.-
Col. Hatch, Commanding the Dis,
trict of New Mexico, informs me
that large bodies of well armed
Apaches are going South towards
Texas. They are probably rene
gades from Indian Territory and
Mexico. I have arranged to inter
cept them, and to reinforce and con-
centrate forces when necessary.
s dSigned.l GEN. GRIERsoN.''
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
MoIsIon Conferenca Malice

The Holpton Lay Conference viii
co olyene In the chapel of the Se3ond
rfesoyterian Church, aGhneh Gstrs e F,
al o'clock. sisa a. AZ asser a q 4.os .ssss 81
This afternoon there will be. preach
ing in the First NJ. E. Church, at 3
O'Clock, by the Rev.P. II. Reed, This
evening" at 1870 O'clock, by the Rev. c.
b. Sparrow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
MARKETS BY EE. EG ssA pH.
New YORK markes.
New YoRK, Oct. I6.

Southern -four fiFmer and active
common to fair extra, Sc 00a6 IS;
cheice,o Sc 75aS.00 a-rWheat closed
steady at best figures of the dag; un~
graded winter red, 81 4IaI 4SI; No. 2,
81 49s1 81. Corn active; ungraded,
.6ls6l3. Oats 1c better. moderate trade,
~ A43 Coffee firm, better demand.
Sugar quiet aud firm; fsir to good re.
gning. 7Ba74; prime, 7 Is; refined
higher and strong; standard a, 8k8;
granulated and powdered, 81; crushed,
81. Molasses firm and quiet. Rice
steady, fairly active Pork; shoulders,
-; short ribs,S4 Whisky a3tiye and
firm. 81 OF,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 16.-Bonds to
the value of $28,100 were stolen
yesterday from a safe in the Office
Of Merritt Trexnal, q well known
iron merchant in the Coal and Iron
Exchange, by three strangers who
called apparently on business. The
loss was not discovered for several
hours after their departure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
LonisHille uarksh.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. is Flour
firm and unchanged Wheat. firm;
red and amber, 81 20; white $I.23.
Cmnfn fair demand; white, AZ; mixed
As, Oats firm; white, 33, mixed, 80
Pork firm, SIC. .25. Lard strong; choice
leaf, tierct $ s; Kegs, 81. Bulk meats
stronger; shonlders, 81; clear ribs, 788;
clear sides, T Bacon firm; shouI-
ders, Al; clear ribs, s.. clear sides, S.
so; sugarscured hams, 92104. Whisky
firm, 50 05.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-17
TElEGRAP5H=IO. T
But Meager Additional News from
the Ohio Election, zEla
Fl -...-.-f .fr3 rsg
But It's Better and Better the Fur
ther it Goes.
The Hitherto Doubt About the
Senate Removed
THE ELECTION.

COLUMBUS, O., October 16-No
news of Importance been received
to- day by either party, except that
the Republican committee comedies
the defeat of Walbridge, Republi-
can candidate fore Senator in the
Toledo district. This leaves the
Republicans eight majority in the
Senate. and certainly thirty five ma
iOritv on ioin ballot.