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, 1879-07-17
GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.

hEtfldt Iffpdlch 70 las lT1RHHh
WATERLOO, H., July 1G.-The season at Clear
Lake. Ia.,-1lls Cha usauqua Of the Northwest,
lis now fully open. Hundreds arc gathering
tllcte from all points Of tho country to enjoy
the tnv!Gorat!ng air Of MI altitude greater than
HAT Of any oter point In Iowa, Illinois, md In
the southern attl middle parts Of Wisconsin and
Minnesota; and to Shara In tho benefits to be
derived FROM tho great meetings tl!at arc to be
held there during the notlt!ia Of july AtlA
August. Most extGnaiye preparations arc bolng
tnalle tur ho!slln. tirMnl Temperance Jubilee, at
tic Lake. July H. . 20. md 81. a cou,pcto pro-
errinnle has been arranged; ana II provides for
sufuc OF tho best speaking the country can pro-
ducc. A1nung tic tWenty.thrce or twcnty-f0ur
speakers Will he United Statcs acnators
Samuel j. KIrkwood .an! William =.
Allison; Representatives Hiram Price a1sd N.
e: Deerllig; = J. +: McCrcasy,,, ot
Washington, D. C.,; Fl! Jolnson. Of New York ;
Capt. ". Ii. Curtis, founder OF tue Tribo Of
Jonathan; ticorgu ". lsaM, Of Louisville, Ky. !;
Judge slaxwcil und Joln W. Drow.'
'TlIss will be, no doubt, ll,e most successful
allu lsranlcst gathering Of tho kind ever held
IN the State. The otllccra III Charge arc most
active ulen; nnl ain informed by them tllat,
| from their extensive correspondence from all
parts OF the Northwest, they uru assured that
| trrc will bc very largo gathering Of people,
and tiut tic jubilee will provo most euterta!l!
| Ing aud pro!ltabto to oil who 1nay attend,
Ainplo arrangc1uentu.>w!ll be made fur the ae
gnIA,nodatlon OF thu Thousands whu will Gc
| nj
, 1879-07-17


CHICAGO. July 15,-Your correspondent, D. E.,
In Sundays paper, under tho title, 'Don't
Want Any Dosscs," has struck tho right nail OH
the head when he truly aays there Is very
tickli.h element In tho Republican ranks which
is apt to ycpudate "bossos." hare been
consistent Republican, living many years In tho
Eighth Ward, aud consider myself well
posted In the workings Of tho s'boases OF tho
Republican party in this ward. 4 l!tt!o vantlla-
tton - to the manner In which thoss gentlemen
Of "contemptiblo practices work will s,o doubt
provo beneficial To the party, ~ laying baro cx-
i1tIng evils IL, In .uy opfuton, the hest way to
rotnbat or reEIlove tAein. IN the first place,
there e1lsts In this ward very DANGEROUS ring
which has cmanatod from tho Eighth Ward
Nspublican Club, aud composed OF about eight
q ten todiytduals. thu ,aaiortty enjoying III.
"public pap chronic otlire-eecker>,> soue OF
them making It the!r ouly busIuuss. Ono VI the
Try IL suFa to be member Of thu calupAiGn Atu
ansuclai COMMITTEES. They make VI, their oxn
delegate ticket, control tue primaries, appoint
their uwn 1udges. etc, lho greater portion Of
tho delegation betAk only mere creatures, to lie
used by ono Or two leaders 0f the gang, voting
according to thelr desires. In every campaign
you are suro to tad, with very littlo variation,
tho same namcs on tho ticket. This EtnK IL or
namented With dispenser Ut public patronage
for The use oi tho Ring In the ahaps Of County
Commissioner, Aud Wuo betfue tho unfortunate
Republican outside ila ranks who secks for such
lie will surely 90 empty Away. / can assure
you, Ar. Editor, That have not exaggerated IN
, 1879-07-17

down to his almonds ho attracted the attention
Of tic servant, and shook att Imaginary talt-nok
over them to Indicate that he wanted halt ne
servant stared at him b1anklJ. Alter repeatedly
shaking tic imaginary box without reaching tho
intellect Of The scryant+ h. SAIL: ,..
"Will you ptrase pasa the salt, atrraof'
Tile scrvant did not buirt.
"Sult, lny Etp,u friend, salt
TIE atryant WAS not tourlcd,
"pnrlcz yous Francllsei oacr fpratcllcn sic
Drutsct,et' asked thu 0eucral, a. a last resort.
The savngc WAS unmored anil the General had
no alternative hut To cut Ills Almonds without
salt. Presently the Ficeroy asked htn, u he
would hive nome Ching Shut kwo or Kan Ch'th.
The General aatl he would; shnt tic was nlwa}a
passionatciy fond Of It. "sfrs. Grant," aatd 'c,
fused to ecok it IN ('aienn, with tsIe pork, nid.
BY gracious, I thought ssterc never was anything
quite 40 delicious As It wnsl" And hc passed
nn Ills plate. Tho Viccror gavt the order tn the
servant, WHO Disappeared III the next room like
faall, md rutur,ied almost immediately With
plate Ut ornnrcs and white grapes. To Ten.
t;rapt the dinner wns q aestes Of surprises.
When lie expected l,leat, ito got pastry or ruit:
wl,rn he thou.lt tller were down tD dessert, the
roast u,ent and sotlp began 10 pol,r In. Looking
down use list ho picked out something which
from Its position l,a supposed WAS icc'croan'.
lie whisttcd to the scrrant. aid pointing out Inc
article III the list, saA1.
~ little Ching Ton VIII Chol, and somc
strawberries, II YOU have theu,.h
The waiter shot out to tic sidcbonrt] and re-
turned With three slices ofboiied ham and sosne
mustard.
, 1879-07-17
.Stt1Hn,th H,flef.

8It1HHifH 1Sflt1. .
Few people have correct lsolion OF the ex-
tent In which artificial ice ii being manufactured
In The Snutb. 1llc success VI tlu process cnl-
ploycd llas been 10 marked tllat from Florida to
Texas tlIt niAc,ncs arc being put IN operation at
frequent Intervals Thu actual Gust Ut tuauufac-
turing lco On the st. ohn's River IL sa!tl To be but
7Ucenss ton, including the and delivery,
SIS ton there, Il Is p!Aln tllat t,anlsomo
profit remains for tho manufacturer after put
thug hts price 80 low ~ II drive oil natural
competition FROM tllp 1nnrkut. Uue Of ttp ,,u.
Chimes, In which nmmonla ID used to do the
tor1u vi blocks about two anl lIuif feot long
and tul, inches In thickness. The congetatIon IL
perfect, alld many are said to prefer leo thus
made to that fortled In tic laboratory Of Ma
iurn.
, 1879-07-17


Tho dinner given by the Viccroy nt Canton III
honor Of Gen. Grant Was Il su1nptuous atlair
indeed. As ulo reads tho mcuu-ltst furnished
to tho Hong Kong papers, l,c run almost
Imag!na tic delicious Bavor of tlie spread 10
tickling Its nose. liz cau also Imagine ,he look
Of satisfaction which spread over tho Funerals
iace When hu looked OH the list and saw that
they t.al Shan Cha Gun, Tsum Nun Thu SUN,
aud Isip Ts'ang 10 in tllu first rourse. After
tho frat course had bucn served, ono OF lhu
many hundred walters stood stiff as q scnttnol
behind tl,s 1enerai's CHAR, a,ld ssld:,,
"SRn Tip Hong Yan or kwa rszrf''
"Is 1t botItd or fried r' asked tha General.
llesu tue Viceroy told tile srryaut to bring tile
honorel guest 9oale Sin Sun and Wong Kwa.
ulld bu lively about 1t.
"Aud, SEQ here," called tbs General nftcr tho
servant. "fetch 1ne au outside piece, II you
please"
yIie servant returned presently with soma
1nelon-seeds almonds, and polnegranRte, on q
silver tray. When .he distinguished guvss got
, 1879-07-17
Is This thu Explanation?
r., ti,S tttfffnf nf Tht Tribune.

CHICAGO. July IA correspondent, signing
his letter "G. ?. U.,' furnished your paper on
Wednesday with letter giving the history OF a
recent Imposing fishing expedition to tho "Lit-
tie ManIstce," Michigan, With special reference
10 catching graylng. The party numbering
four white persous and one dog, went With q
tent md otllcr cquipaas sufficient for sixty
dag cteanpmcpt In the woods. Tho fishing Is
described as grand, tho snort uneQunied, and
;hs country gorgeous. Yet, thc party hegun,
quit for homo on the night Of the 9Th. No cx-
ulanatlon IS offered why this sudden breakup.
However, in lutAttng OYER the outtt NO lind ono
o1 % oe sSar Ee Of eoap ana h n
sdnts proportion" Are VIC to understand tliut it
was BECAUSE tile soap gave out, or the proyen-
ttycs Of cold, being only Ia tic same proportion,
were exhausted, that the partica, reduced 10
tea, incontlncntly struck their tents and tledl
uAuTBoY,
, 1879-07-17

70 fhf Editor o. THe IFahifnF.
CHICAGO, july i1-'Ihera is nalurial stenct,
hole, rocking With all kfnds Of tltl, extending
south from the Exposition Building nlong near
" the Hllole length Of the Lake Front Park.
The lctetcrlous otlluv!a c,nanat!ng from these
decomposlng matters, not oulY mako our Luke
Park intocrnblc, but cndanEcrs health and life.
IL is certainly tic business OF ho railroad COM
pauIes 10 Atl In this mtasmatic ditch: they
falling, 1t becomes the duty Of Or. Do Wolf to
use all the mower OF our laws to make them do
FL. II he fails, It would eeem to rest with tho
Common Council to sustain the reputation OF
"l'lo Hrcat Summer Resort It br making m ap-
prlation nnd ordcriug the apacc filled. ". u.
, 1879-07-17

hns the hundred car-londs 10 tsansport; and.
while the freight upon my single earloau ol
wheat would hayo m material effect ,non llo
mntkct.nrcr Of wheat, the freight ur!!n nun
dred carloads might vlsiblT afEcct T., Upon the
whole. 1t stnkcs mr., from IN examination ni
this bill, that It's trainers arc nut the klha Of
railroad exports who arc qualified 10 make rules
md regulations for the government 0t tho rail-
roads Of tho tinted Slatcs.h L. Il. Wa
, 1879-07-17

Tile people Ut California propose to show tho
nnanln!ty Ut scntltnent IN t,at State On the
Chtlles1 question At the eutntng election IN Sep
telnbcr, Haliota agu to bs furnished to The
electors, pursuant to law passed by tho lccls-
latuto at ~ last session, near'nS ti!e words words
ChtnvAo Ilnmteratl,m," a14 b5 these tlcy ars ia
signify their respective opinions Oh this subject,
memorial scltlnE forth thu result ts to bo pre-
pared by the Governor, ani properly atlcsted
Wurekcr, to each member oil Tic Cablnet, to tllu
Senators md numbers vi tho lluuse Ut Repre-.
Arnlatiyes. ulsd to thu OoycEnos of every 6tAte
md Territory,
, 1879-07-17

Tn Tie EdlioF o7 1hf TTtbltnfs
Qu1scr, ILL.,, July 15.-Your Springfield cor
respondent OF a Iate datct Ia giving his llst Of
candidates for Stato officers has drawn largely
on his Imagination, 10 far as am concerned. l
am not candidate for State treasurer, mud
hare, not been sincu 1874. I'rcv!uus to the
great Chicago Tire, It was we'll known to all mY
political and personal friends that DID not
knoun-anl l aua not nshamcd to town un ~
that now that do need II, haYc sought an up:
poinsment from bot. tho Stals anil. National
Administrations. I am only sorry TO say, thus
lar In vau But. liko the 1r!shtnan IN the hotl,
Respectfully, X. X. JONES.
, 1879-07-17


II the Editor nf The Tribune. e.
Chicago, July lB.-Al}oW Mo To enter my
protest arainst this bondage of being plrslcd b7
your Bridgeport odors. They tell no It ia
hcalthy. Like Jostl Billings, with hts bolls,
eau say, N don't want to bo hcnatby." Decay
inE animal matter lcalthYt Doshl show mo
in the annals Of history d city 30 hesiddcu With
sl,ctl foul stencil, show INC IN all the byways,
alleys, Of vaults OK any city on this Continent
kpot 30 foul, md will show you peopio
whose minds arc devoid of scnablitYt whose
tastes arc slepsavcd, whose ambition Is little
MORE than beasts uni whose civilization eqials
only the savage. That all enlightened toni
mAhIty wilt sit .ttfl md Nuotlr inlla!c thtkc
cusscd misunderstanding. vnpors Is !ncxp!lcable
What n neutrality-suspicious. City, AS
I cit ut my window a,,d drink tn this ocrfnme,
Arise III your might, one and all, md all IL.
rrli,cr, antl stop this danlnilg nuisance. That
half dozen men should bs allowed to Ieccben
tlcrlselYes on n great MD EfowlnE c'if, p9fson.
Among ,t,c l!tilo ones, whose constitutions carr
nut Withstand II, say IT H. III my op!nio', To
better than fso;sonin4 fhs streanH from srh c rc
drink. Tho effects may not be Us buducil, Tut
test assured theT orc as certain nnl ~ ny; to nei'.
nadn us, voucsafctl us af'y!hinE It is pt'ft d;r,
a1d io who, for self acknowledgements poisons It,
should be amcnatlG to tho Law rs tnncll as he
who pofsous nl,r drink.
Look Mt yuur mortality, md especially. Of
children. Docs amy Eane pcrsnn presnrnu that
the 1nlaana cnyeioplng this city, this tntocfabc
stencil, IL Strengthening 10 The i!ttio sufferer
| who Is tossed upon HIS couch ny Ghotesn in,
fantum tnarasmil.i Docs he breathe easier
Arc hts chances nf rcepyerv nug,nentcdi Wht
lid The authorities II tir Ea.tern clt4cs provide
boa,s, imptosfsed hospitals for TUG infected
districts, ..dtl put them III the rtvcts or bay lot
! Inc mothers to takc tl,er children uponl Wat
It not 10 cscape stlis samc foul air TINT sheft
| little lungs might ho strcngttene1i Were moi
,hr poor of Tic lower wards of New York givcl
sails upon tho East and Nurih Rivers TO escupe
this horrible tleath-dcnlE,y. cflldeurstng stencil.
ial1 en,tssaries may cn!l 1t hcaitful 1t false
M DEMONSTRATING powers did. cn. Or VIII. co1!,t
from such execrablc stcne!scs. Citizens af Chi
caEo II you allow this barnAclc to ro1nain, u
YOU do nut rise ns,t create Il public senttIncn
strong enough TO wipe It out. you afe q weak
minded pcop!e. Talk. write, net, hold meet
ings; let thtre b. no re1cef II rou wish to bult
a monument to fame In which your graveyard
shall lie most conspicuous md grow Erecucr b.
the tilluy Of your sections, hug this aanintI''
| dtsgr2ec ur1l die, E.
, 1879-07-17

TO Ut EdHof Ut INV 1TT0HERs
CHICAGO, july 1G.--HavinE prescription in
which oulnino waa the principal ingredient, l
called at leading drugstore On tho Wc.t Side
to haro 1t nut up aud. being very much STIR
prised At the price, asked for tho cn,ise. Was
Informed lint s!nco The duty was taken OIL the
manufacturers had added 20 cents per ounce.
As ut this season quinne cutters largely into the
prescriptions Of u,tr physicians, eau you inform
tne AZ to what tic object can 10 In this fur rthcr
rksortun Oh the part OF the manufacturers, or
Is It a scheme on tho part Of the druggists to
realize larger profit on the stock they l,arc on
hanll T. e. 8.
, 1879-07-17


Two miners sat down III tho wilderness OF
Southern Utah few months since to munca,
their bread anil then pnrauo talclr wandcrlnga
and their search for wealth. They wcro " pros
pectors II who, tnvng left the bcatcu track Of
treasure scckcrs. wandered oil, to Tho hmtise-
tnent ol their fellows, into tic comparatively
level country, where months Of searching had
revealed nothing.
"Wo had better get back lato tho mountain
country. Jim," said hts "pard."
AZ 10 spnko his tool struck something few
Inches under the saa1, md The prospector found
a fracture on the rocks aud picked up q small,
yellonlsh plecu Of stone.
"What's thatl " said Tom, as he saw with
what fcrcrlsh carnestness hts "pard u e1ar-
iued the piece.
"Egadt think It's horn silvcri''
They werc out Of provisions md clothes; they
had tot means with which to pay the foo Tor So
curing thcir '.iin,l." After opening up their
prtze sufficiently to show iint vein Of orc OK
i1:ted sey offered It to Mr bo', Mo,can .r o.
few miles below 9als Lake City, for SIS 00o. Mr..
Morgan sought the advice of the Superintendent
Of the Ontario Nine. Tocet!,er. they carefully
examined thr = new find" n'.', unfortunately
r[sklnE the inu1icy on. Tile miners continued 70
open thrir vein, but soon ngain were stranded,
wien one Ut them wr0tc tU twD Irish friends.
who had already lost money on surpassed "llnds,"
aud hcsought them 10 try fhcir luck once moro.
After much in,portuning they invested enough
money 10 give the miners good start, when the
loyc!opmcnt ol tho iniuc procetdcd RAPIDLY.
Four sha its were sunk Md number Of !nter-
mediate galleries run which connected the
shafts. The work was pushcl so!clY Will Wow
to show the magnitude OF tllr deposit. 1t was
the marvel Of tho whole country. Conscrva-
tive old engineers measured tlte ore-boltes ac-
nI
matte numerous unntysls In MI parts OF the mine
to determine its richness, uni tho most cautious
calculated The silver III slight as worth $27 600.
CO. jay Cooke hearing Ut tfts prize, secured
| un option Of onu-t.alf interest Tor $o,0o, o)0
Tor short tfsl1c, ind, lnttGnlnE castward, hc
| induced Number OF Engllshncn In New York
to invest ns they took It ut this price, the four
original owners declining to sclt tho remaining
half At anv price. This ls THO now famous
Horn Silver Mine" or NOW Bonanza,"
| around which town bus IN n few months clus
tered called Frisco,n an'! to which onc mine
thc Utah Southern lailroad will tas summer
1 10 extended nearly 3U0 miles.
, 1879-07-17

what havc statcsl; tho facts can bo veriacd BY
nearly every respectable Republican OF tho
ward outsldc tho notorfolts Ring No wnnticr M
that our twn strong Republican precincts oE the
ward efinn1d IN ti1cke last two catrpnsklls show
e,,rf a falling oil in Republican yntos. Are our
Republicans become either Socialists Of Demo-
cEats in t1,esu prrctnctsf Not n bit Ut u. They
are ~ loyal AMI rs trno to tho marty as they
ever we're, but they tIpvc become lukcwasn ai,t
Indifferent, md lia& rep,1llatcl fl,t present
"bosses." Helm III, as | know you Will, 10
break up this Ring, md to rot "nobto rund:.
sters," utsi no "acah stock, Tor leaders, mud
where NC have got In tlraa two precincts about
la) to 1870 etrui0ht Republican votes In tho two
Inst campaigns, br gool guidance SIC will trot
out ntariy i,000 Ia Tho fMll.
Eiuuru WAnp REPUBLICAN,.
, 1879-07-17
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
"Dectttetlly EnEilaIi. !"


CHlcAuo, July 18.-Could Prince Louis N.
have monument III Westminster Abbey, Ia
spite Of holng Fronci,man. md although he
has NOT done anything whatever to make hls
mark in any of thc different btanchcs Of famcl
1t would bo decidedly EaEl!st,--thc blight Of
cant. Orthodox England docs not permit byron
a place in tho hall OF rnuic; but It would ron.
slider II All honor 10 make room for Prinec,-a
mere bay,-proy!dcd English soldiers foot the
bill OF the monument. 0nc who faGes
No STOCK IN RoTAttsM.
, 1879-07-17

Iilu Louisville Course3~4}uur,.al tells Of Ger
tall, ,!octor who, when h1 runs short of food for
hts pigs, gives them ehlorolurtn. 1t IL reported
That thry rcnaln under Its influence FROM week
ot having lost lesu, they exhibit marked sigus
OF Improvement.
, 1879-07-17

Alexander Beavers edit. tho OrundY (Va.)
Vldaft. liz was subpunsud as a wltncas Ia
Judge Mves' court few days ago, nnd the
Judge sent him to prison for contenpt. The
no1t Issue Of Ills paper couta!nel thla brief but
brilliant ullitQFial; u Damu old ltfYesll
, 1879-07-17

Whatevgs tends to diminish strength should 10
removed from tho Hysten... For lhoau weakening
Dr, Uulrs Baby syrup, which Always cutts. rwcn'
ty-4ye ceAta,
, 1879-07-17
CURRENT GOSSIP.
S11MtiElt-rLAN9.


ROMANCE.
With w!ni1s that aot tho i.avcs hsttf
In NAtnrc'a eeaselces ntufinustnHd
tr.fkt somc n,esoainus tiuleimet
Whose mnstc dies upon The stfipgs}
With btrd.song sweet. In smiling May
Onr tern, ot toll shall pass hwny.
Then. tttolltus near SONS ptainsITe atfcam
With her who sccma alvfncly fait.
ri wn,ch the flppllng sunlight R1cam
Athwart her brAIds Of golden hair;
And. lingering In the lcafy grove.
We'll tell once moro tho la1c Of Iovc.
Or. when tho twilight dln,s tho sky.
And might lots duwm her dusky bars,
III gaze uupn thaso loye.1lt uYcs
Tint shame the srfenttof Ut the ttatss
o., While from, tho titowsy f1sest n!glA
Resoundeth Tatnre's lullsby.
, 1879-07-17
QUI1sS.
Chicago Cnt',merciat Adrtrtissr.
Gro does tic ilayil Asl,f

chicago cai,n4erctat Adrertlser.
Where does tic leyil flshf
Heart scas-Those Of matrimony.
Docs tho goat ever butt her nlt'ka
II ono political party outranks, tho other
outraneors.
Swear not ut all. The fall of Adam cursed
tho whole racc.
When the farmer dresses bis hog he scrapcs
an acquaintance
It's reported that Mount Elna has given up
amoklug. This IL layabie.
Tic rcmofal Of the duty IN qutnlno ought 10
diminish tho number Of bhakors.
Tilo Now York dog pound Is open Tor the sun,-
mcE, aid tho nomad dogs won't havo chanco
to 10 mud.
l,ostou luis i" l1arsly Temperance 30.
cLcty." Wo presume 1t Is u sort of dtuafoso
organization.
Hpston Commercial 8ui'ean.
A tub saca-Waaherwomen.
Original humor--Vaec!no virus.
4 round tslp-Falllug ovur marble.
Thc peruyians do not sccnl to bo worry good
| fighters; their bark 10 evidently worse than
their bite.
| piaytn' ttPiuatoren hns been very popular,
md this week VIC havo had coloEed "piua.
| fore'' in Doston.
The rcneul Of tic duty on guin!ne must please
TIE frcc-tralera In ships, Al lhey Will now have
at least one free bark.
The report tint Dr. Mary Walker was about
10 appear IN kilt probably arose from somo
| fellow snylnH sho WIS tart tltl.
Ears aro visionary osgans. Who hasn't heard
| OF au eaE-sightcd nianf-ltatt. On that basis
| We suppose that man who stays for tho after.
piece ts farce sighted n,an.
A correspondent asks II tho hrst game Of base.
, 1879-07-17
FROM KENTUCKY, SAHs
fYtrftufff Tefufd

lie wns long, wclt4built young mnu. With
viry tonghness about him that bctokcncd nu
ability "to got aWny NTH somcthtn.." He
rushed hattcss, coat!ess, restless, ana brenthfcss
into the Central Station und yelled: VI want to
SEQ tho officer IN charge lerc."
"Surycy him." sald Joe, STRENGTHENING up.
HWuli, went into saloon down to tho Win
duct, and twenty .ncn pitched onto me. mud by
-, sal,, 1t was - narrow escape"
"Where's your coat and ycstl" asked tho
POLICE Court prosecutor, wlso wns nsstduo usly
dcyoting himself to biz ehais IN the Vicinity.
"Dy- sal,, wns In that situatlon that
considered It a-sight safer to shake them.
Yes, sas, twenty mon Gu nc, and just got
away with my llte.'' ..
"As tho Victims proboscis was somewhat
btoody, 1t wad thought heat to investigate the
matter, md In ordcr to l,ayo enough to brtnG np
| the prisoners three men Werc sent down. The
assaulted party went along aud grew CONT
| lcnttal+
lily, sal,, I'm from Kentucky sab, mud
nv did alrays told INC to shoot Mlllt couldn't
| cut, eat,, md by aal, could always de-
| [cnl mysclf, sab, without anybody's holp."
| As t1cy ncared the 6cenu OF the struggle the
Victim l,usccd tho policeman and said:
ally -, sah, alwaYa cut what can't shoot,
ansl iii elys you s20o IL youth just let INC go
Thcy i refused to let him r[sk his precious litc,
nnd, after atntonlnE tho men 50 none ot tug
With Ills man, A listlc old woman wc2hng less
thnn to0 pounds was behind thu bar, the only Or.
1Do you khow this man" asked tho olllcor
| OF tha fem llg.
"Yca; llc came In i,ere about ten minutes ago
In his SHIRT sleeves and wanted to clean ont tho
pincc, md hit him OH the nose With beer
mug, and be weat right out."
, 1879-07-17
CHICAGO PAGES

habitans in Cleveland than there wcro II Jcar
ngo. when tho canvnas for tho previous book WIS
made.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAN MARKETs.


LONDON May 3l.-fn Mncng lane during The past week,
dli For Dlantat CeyOn Coffee, and de-
of East IuGas. there far demand
ne last auntsI reduction small IOrtiOn of the oren
an oder fund buyers Prices again lower especially
common descriptions The stock here Is exceptionally large
ia surar Yellow CUstallized DemaIaTa 10 higher Refining
ma arc m xtrafv demlrd Tie stocks IN the United King
dom xceed ~ recent and prices unusually
low Cocoa unsettled and has declined Saltpetrp has
slightly improved Rice tends upward spice unchanged
zine cinnamon Mondays sale went al full 10 higher raes
In,x sudc uuait rather cheaper.
LWERFOO. May Si.-Pork-PTno Mess Eastern. dull
at 10 Weston Jan 46. Bacon - Cumberland cut
dnll al % Snort Hb dull at IS Cd Long Clear dnn at
1 M short Clear dull at y6. Hams-LOug CUt steady a
* Shouler4 steady NJ 20. Beef-Incia Mess steady at
* Ertra Mcss dul S7 Primo Me-s steady ~ 10 =.
iarl-Prme Western seadg 81 81 Tallow-PItme City
ami al "a 81. 1urp.uths-Splnt-, dui ~ Z2 koaln -
Common dull at4 3i fire strdY ~ lrtd Cheese-Amercau
,ate ,iu a % Ca Wheat-Sprng No 3, dull at 75d; No.
9ad Ncw southern Winter dull at 900; Corn-New
air.f steady a 42d per ceD'L; Old Mixed duh at
"a uer ccntal seed O-lellow Amencan. steady
A. 3g|. Rosin-Connon, AT LONDON steady AZ 43d Iur-
n. n.uups-,iiTits, London steady al n Cd
lONDON MAY 1850 pm Refined Petroleum, 10 per gal
ASfwEGr. Aay Sl.-f'etroeuUi 2J9 francs icr nne pae