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, 1879-05-08

pany, rs we'll as nm immouao number OF broken
packages Of dry'goods. groceries, md hardware,
and u great lot VI scy,he snatl lcs, p!schforks,
generally, were scattered IN fnoxtrlcAh!e con-
fusion among the heaps Of wreck. nf,l
bp!fntcrs, 1t was found NECESSARY 10 place
Gordon OF special constsbsea around that
scene og the explosou aud keep the public away
from IL, lest evtl-ltsposch pcraons should be
tempted to hclp themselves to some of the
plumber nIat Was ttreHh 40 thlcKly over the
ground. AL tie afternoon large force ol men
With several locomotives wesr busIy engaged IN
clearing away the ruin: picking ~ the GGods,
shtd. md hauling nway. the fno spilnters In
ureat carloads, while tho less broken up cars
gcl out Of tho way. All along Queen street,
!s!'Icf' Icasts north from tho station, The build
iMxs aso more or less tcrous'y damaged.
double house, occupied by Aictsrs. Nurscy and
AldridGe, wna damaged 10 Tho extent Of $50.
John Carey. storekcuper, estimates the dan,+
ogc u hss house anl fte contents At someth1rE
over s5o0 Both he aud Ills wlfe ucro badly cut
with broken lying glass from thu st1'ashc!in
windows. Richard Heron'a house n'!i fur
n'turc were da'nagcd to the extent Of saoo,
tenta fs Sl5o, and Patrick Murphy lost
x|W In the same way. On Guelph street, Airs.
@ @slil!Vnh's i,ousc was damaged to the extent os
ssn; On Bay street, KeIly's iIou.e VIVA bnlly
On Queen .strcct, William Connully's wife WAS
badly cut by pfecu Of glass which was driven
into her neck, and tile honso was seriously datn-
aged by hnyinK large feetlo vi broken car
wheel blown Into It. sir. ConnollY's house was
da.na1cd to the extent OF $2uD. Mr. james Bro
phy'E house Wan dansRel u the extent OF 500.
There Is ooosl deal Ut speculation hero ~ 10
wiIns The explosive WIS With which the cor was
loaaed. 1t Is extremely improbable that it
could have been blasting powder, as that would
mt Ia at Ill likely to e1plniu under such cir
cuinstnnccs. Moreover, It Is not at nil prDOattc
that even thirty cases Of blnsting- powder could
have cause such tremcnduous conruss!on,
which could only hc compared BY those
who felt It to nil earthquake. Whatever 1t
may liaye becn, 1t was billed thirty cases Of
blasting powder, to &. II. Dunbar Il Co, OF
Amherstburg, Ont. j MAS a1so known that 1t
wns ahlppch from l'ellcfnlt, Quu.. but the name
0t tile shipper haa not ret transpred. 1t Is
generally supposed t1.at It was dynamite for use
on the Detroit Nlvcr tunnel, while some are Of
Tire opinion thai 1t WIS hna!l1t or tftrogIycer1ne.
'fi1c Esblortl- bsnnd expresa on the Grand
Trunk Railway hal VERY uarrow escape, inv.
Ing Just passed bes ond the reach OF harm as the
explosion occurred. Had It been few seconds
later on Its way It is frirhtful to contemplate
tho loss Of life That must certainly hayc fol.
lowed. i CARLOAD Of Cpsgraye's lnger alld
patent refriEcrators from Toronto ia said to
have come to Er1el Ia the wreck.
STAATFoHD. 10 .. n.-fiawklDs died about
o'clock this evening. lie lcaseh wife and one
child. Joseph Humphreys, car-repaircr, was
very sertously Injured Ia the bscast, and Il Is
feared he cnnl1ot live. Alfred Lamb Is also Ycry
badly, and perhaps fatally, Injured.
, 1879-05-08

Queen Victoria Was strangely movcd whom
she lieard the news Of the attempted ass&ssina-
tIon Of the Czar. She has morbid dread lest,
somebody shall take It Into bis bead to put an
end TO her happy reign by shooting her. She
never travels even from. Westminster to Ions
don without an escort Of from thrce to twelve
stalwart gentlemen. Four of these attendanta:
went TO Italy with her to enjoy the scenery and
to protect her from assassins. 4 correspondent,
Of the Cardiff Timer relates an incident OF tho
Quecn's passaes through EdinbusE a few
unveil A. statue Of the :. Prince
consort. The city WAS full from.
Eate 10 gate With loyal and euthuslnstic uopu-,
laton. ALI went well With tho procession, Til,
just Us It was about to turn into tho square In
which the statue ts crccted. a sudden etoppago
occurred. The Queen, who WAS sitting In an
open carriage, seemed struck with sudden ter
ror. She started, clenched the aiia Of the car-
color fed from her face, hurrscdly asked what
Was the matter. It way nothing but a cavalry
horse performing maneuvres not included in tho
programme, but tt seemed as II she thought
tlmt another brainless boy had beon caught with
hs obsolete musket loaded with red pocket
haudkcrchiefs, anil bis head filled with designs
on the 1iie Of the Queen Of England.
, 1879-05-08
TALMAGE.
Tic Rev. unisey wnrcs Warm. and Wishes
He Might GlvC Ilrother TattrhEo Tho Benz
etlt or The uo-l'npnr Fake, to the EE-
tent OF About 10000 Votes.

Tie Rev. Hntsey WMHcH Warm, and Wishes
He Might Glvo Isrothcr TattnAEo Tho Benz
etlt or The Tiasue- l'npnr Fake, to the Et-
tent Of Abnut 10000 Votes.
Special DF.pdsea 10 7At 7rtouhs
New YoRH, May 7.-T1e brooklyn rresbyterJ
listened patiently to et1 speeches and 4 half to-
day. The fraction camo from Dr.. Van Dyke, who
delivered The first half OF his address Tuesdsy.
The Rev. Dr., Wells, Of the south Third Street
Church, followed and gave an extended reason
for bis vote, which be said would bo 10 sustain
the charges. Tho Rev. 7. A. Nelson, Of the
Memorial Church, concluded ulat though Il
would give him much pain, he must vote to
sustain the charge. The Rev. William Violin
nifty tfmes, and shuuld votc 10 sustain the
charge. His speech was the shortest Of
the day. The Rev. aalnuel P. 'Halsey, Of tho
Franklin Avenue Church, Rare rnnstcrty re-
view Of the case Several times during tts deiiv-
cry Dr.. Van Dyke uiId Or. Wells buried their
faces IN tl'efr hanlkcrchlofs, and, when tho
Speaker referred to the !i!ss and children Of
;n Heaven, ho Gt.l half the Prcabyterr Id tear.
Among other things. Mr. ilalsev said TINT u
tferc Is my common fame about The Christian
e e., o'b sastter soiay It y entirely duo g
:e csssy' chsst lower tb.a TIC court fo,es
the defendant the benefit oi hls previous good
character, OF tAko into consideration 1lr fact that
he has wife or chidrtnf 1t is ridiculous 10
charge mau Of God With such qulobles, and
pierce him through and Though. II 1t wxs me,
should kick back. This rreshytery has no
right to- rake up these old things, unless tho
presbytery has right 10 overturn the ten com-
nantmcnts. Wo are making mountains OF
mole.htls In this case. have satisfied myse1f
there yas no deceit tn the conduct Of mr. brother
Talmage. 1 would that I ind 10000 votes. I
would vote them all to dismiss these spccihcx.
tions." At the conclusion Of the opinions given
to-day tweuty-onc were committed for Dr.. Tai
magc, md ten against him.
, 1879-05-08
RUSSIA,


LIFE IN ST. PETERSBURG,
II. PETERSBURG, May 7.-Thc Journal Eays
t.Fs published nbrond about the state of affairs
Ate untrue. Tcrc l,as been no prohibition
g'lhst the possession of arms, but persons pos-
k's'ng arms must inform tho authorities. All
aimc IS entirely free nut untmpcdcd. The state.
eeals that theatres. could hot 10 visited without
n'''le'a' permit. und that the lights In houses
YOU'D not b. allowed after 10 O'Clock, arc ride.
l'ao' Inventions. Tie city lives and works IN
pe saa1c monncr as heretofore, without excite
stRt am! uudlstuFhed In itx daily lile and in-
ttcoursc.
T0DLEbKN's COMMAND,
LONDON Maf I-Gcn. Tud'cbcu Inns arrived
y so"easa. and has assumed command Of TINT
ys'ssFnoFs'''p, the Crn1cu, n,,l the grcater part
", south Russla, under the Cxar's ukass estab-
Eans martial law.
NEW NAVAL STATION.
BERLIN, May lit il rcportel that Kussia
oa'smpases ttle establishment Of new Pacific
~. W.T." Station Al St. Oigl, opposite Jesso, aud
w. "'o cruisers purchased tn America liayo
seso ordered thtthcr.
, 1879-05-08
Goult1n'k 1.-Two Gil Air,

A San Franrssro lady, who was recently unit
ed In the honda Ut matrtnony to q dts
tfGguishcd.lookinE but exceedingly mysterious
stranger, tas discovered !llat, !nsteal Of being
Mexican esandcu. her lord and master looka
mouth. At,ur deciding that It would 10 wiser
10 60 lso,us aud get her meals regularly than u
stay with ths coachluau unu slasvo, sl,e sent
him tho following polntol eplsllu: ~ nm
deeply sorry tAat hunger anl pther cltruui-
stances over which 4ays no cnntto CON oel tas
to wGite you this uptc. | find that You are
utterly unable 10 provide for, tic, und, ~ ! auu
~ present uu2bls to provide for Iou, Will have
to leave YOU, nllu return to thut Happy home
, 1879-05-08
CHICAGO TR1BUNE PAGES

HARRISON, a tne, dtgniacl.lookinx man, camo
Ii nMl saih, ~ will take charge of tic case"
lio lad snch an air nj authority that tho
Arst comcr, who did not know him, yielded, mid
Hnrb!son gavo her powder Of eotno aort In q
glass ot whisky, AMI said sho woul.l recover.
Dr. Pennington said her antc.mDrten statement
had butler be taken, but tIarbi.un said no, snc
would recover. Shc died In tho tltornIng, hnd
some raBers about which she Ind bHeli vers
anxious were found tn he missing, also pafr
OF diamond earrings. Iinrbtson has been visited
and put under surveillance OIL = promise to at-
tend at tho inquctt tomorrow.
, 1879-05-08
PASTORAL.

: ElKnoas, Wiz, May 7.-The fourteenth
annual public shcar'ng Of tho southea,tcsp
Wiscons!n eheep. Breeless' and Wool-0rowera'
Association took place to-day at Cafdwell's
Pralgle. tn Racine County, twenty-two' miles
northeast from this city. The spot IL not pro-
'tent|oua enough ta po designated as village.
beiug ou,y marked BY tour dwclllng-houtea. q
srhool- l-house, church. and lhe Woos,0EoWerA'
Hail. but 1t is IN the centre Of ono Of the richest
agricultural regions u The State, AMI II Is not
, 1879-05-08
..,,,raesfu1 Attempt to l'ber~
O"' alize the English Mar
r1age-Law.
..,,,sh Scheme to Supply
. " ~r,oolic-Lnbor for Cubns
.,h Khan En- Route to Confer
''A'. s!'' with the English Au-
thorities.
..,o viii Not Prolona Her
Hu''o Occupation OF Eastern
Rounlelia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

,.xro,, MAY I'm the Houso OF 'Lords last
%'t ~ I'M prIoce OF Wales presented the petit
nR'a. a.spss Norfolk farmers In favor Of tho bill
,.s.,I,,ur s marriage With deceased r'fe's e!s-
rbe prtuco aata he believed tfie measure
w. IT,. i. Al prcat advantage to tho community
syma .,.srs md he would support It.
~ Houehton {Ltbcra1) moved the second
!s,ar h n The bill.
'' rns f]o7sfpmcus, represented by Lord Crsu-
y, .+ronolY QrnO8Cu H. Rnu gu RCCoH4 Eeau-
, 1879-05-08
Il Drunken Man Swallows Pulverlxed 0lnss
Hu1 Dies.

GhakTrtf tNtnH,1 AfQue.
Mr.. Cichja. Of Lonsburg, lo Sncur County,
got on spree last week Monday at Monts:om-
cry, and offered to wager that he could swallow
the glass contained in whisky flask. The wager
was taken up y one OF US party present,
swallow the pulyerized glass. aud also sallow
casu!ie. Strange to relate. that night he felt no
the glass began 10 cut a1d griud lls bowels,
compelling tho man to writhc and scream In
agony. This continued until Thursday moru-
irE, when the poor wretch wns brought TO New
Prague In the dctusi.a hopa tlat physictan
1 81 no a
skill could now sayo or even proloug tho hto
which bad been 80 deliberately though unknow-
inyly taken. It was ptlful aud heartrending to
hear the poor mortal moan und scream in agony
as the dcath-deal!ng Etass slowly but constantly
cut Its way into the vltals. This could not long
continue. however, and death kindly relieved
the suffering man Thursday afternoon. A post
morton examination was hold, and the man's
stomach nnd iutcstlnes wrro found to be- literal
ly ground TO pitrcs. 4 vito and nine children
srs loft dependent BY u.e foolhatdIncss Of =
man Crazed by drink.
, 1879-05-08

Mt all surprtsinE Tint farmers mud their wlvc8,
Sons, md daughters gnt.crctf 10 te number
OF h00. As early as dawn this morning tculns
were vending their way towards Caltwcll's
pralrfe. A nlaVD'sIcent duncr> was served by
lng wns concluded l,cforo erlock. Bos1o
of The Ahanrcrs exhibited rcH1arkabio taleat
With the stcnrs. Thc entries nin'!e were ty 4. s.
I. lln,nbcrt. Percy Crafg, J. n. Crnwtoru i.ooms
asf, sony q Ga ntTt g. AfSfasl Sr fu5szW; WIFI oen b
van. yalin, q. z. Smith, If. !. Davis, and A.
DaatoY.
, 1879-05-08

GEN. GEORGE X. STEELE,
TERnn HAu7H. Ind, May 7.-Gen. George x.
Steele, for many years prominent Republican
in Indiana politics. anl VINO represented parke
County long timo In tile Legislature, died thls
morning, ngcd 10.
, 1879-05-08
DR., HARRISON.

aptc1al blspdscA 70 7As 7F7buH&-
PH1LApELpntA, Pa,, May 7.-'lbe notorious
DR.. uarbson has uot been out Of Jail week,
after long term OF imprisonment. and Is a.
ready la another scgspa, Dr.. Pennington, whose.
otllre IL directly opposite thu place w!.ese tho
shooting OF Josephine Irwin by her lover OF
currcd on Monday, might, uas sammoncd At
once, While. ho w. examining her wounds
, 1879-05-08
AFGHANISTAN.

E,u, lAKooA KHAN.
du,.. d,1, NAY 7.-Yaluob Khan reached Luz.
:, 1 ,h... Yesterday. lie left regiment OF caya!,
Ind n,,ooa ~ account Of tho scarcity OF fodder,
lNtnl,s,oea teoea LOT dundsuauk with an escort Of
ann,otY' lilo will probably reach the british
'o'@orrow morning
, 1879-05-08

aoae0 ~" slay 1-Russla ha. apparently shan.
H. oa .ae psopoaal for pastla, cont.nuonco ~
ku,. q 0'oa n.~. o. Eaascrn Koumclla after Au-
alti.ut. ~ u 4ms Is attributed TO the decided
n,av. ~ England, Austria, aud perhaps Ger
, 1879-05-08

tnxn. FRhSQNAL.
.euSur,' a.. May 1-priace Alexander, ns Bat
Eops,m" an1 FEsnce Of Bulgaria, dined With the
Tia rn1am "'9l1am at Wiesbadcn yesterday.
Ns'ahd this month. ' ""' vow
, 1879-05-08
"BLAsrING.POWDER."

,u.', . on.' WY ' ,..,-t,. ''ot",e' al
~" p''aales ne'o'o ~ oeioc"' tctflole tx
freight Sheds a sl,urt i!stansr east Ut this
station, which resulted IN tho instantaneous
1c,,l, n, tro mon. ori ,,ro.,,h,, ~" fs,s, ,ntrs
y. ~ "on, a', 1s . ~: ,ata' '"1orJ
to have destroyed bcsweep quarter and half
million dollars worth of property, whilo a great
nun,tcr NJ men vonrn. md rh,idr.u ,,,s,,,n.d
$685.. ~ ,a.. sos,.n. ,s,.,..o. 1,,. 49,
] .o,,nt ''.s s1ous far rnnmr =, Nv ..osy .. 'ne
briefly summed mp as folloss.
On Saturday nfnht. among other carr arr,viuv
fro,n I'm rast ~ ,.s ovcr ~ ~. .,,ttr ~
mo'n .uo a.ast ~ 10y o'e. w. .' s.ato" thl
from Iejle1r,l, ouebec, and sh,npcd 10 G. IT,
Dunbar. Of Amher,tburr, whcro wof,t m ,ho
1,..sas. ,n,. w. T"'as, 49, a.,., "o'A -" 'n'
cetlo't-Nfc' iu''oel wa tcsent's coNHanceo'
at tie tt'lle OF the Incident freight train was
being made I'm for the West, aud In sbunt,nr
this thu car containing The explosive vn. ,1ryan
,r,,,, .,,..,,1a,ah,. ,1ot.ns, .,,,,,.t s.a.,,s
when, with sudden acafcniug roar ttnt shook
the ground, tho car Itself and many others
were htoxn to atoms almost rs Hue as tucifer
matches, ind rycrythin. In tho yiclnity was
some nno fest u Iccp bv twcnyfo,lr @ L ' feet e IN
width, The mir was suddenly Thick with tim
brls, ftcs, rails, gar.syhcc1s, couplings. brnke-
rods, agricultural implements, ','u u tastevery-
thlrE !lkcly TO mako up tiot only tlearlly-nden
ire'ght trai att its contents. 6ut even tlle rosd
mpom WHEEL u was running and Inc gravel nnu
hardly 'paeKed eastli beneath IT;
a, fsancts rlgeotlt s;ngle. aecA sl a shuntcr IN
,le employ OF tl'c COMPANY, WHO Is supposed to
nave hee' IN tue Set ol coupling Tug cars at the
ru a",. oI H. the , aeeaemt was erny bo%n TO-
plccts, lAt acai; torn from inc teunR' uflng isi
one direction, slls nangod legs 10 anotlIer, an'i
the shattered trunk, denndcd OF every shred Of
clothing, burut u'ld blackeneu TO eharFcd,
GniycrI1lg mass IN stisl another. IhoInas
l!olan, ngeu 1! years, porter IN tbe employ OF
Inc Company terr, and who leaves motherIces
iamlly Of eight children, was walking up towards
Tue lra'n, when tho loreo OF tic EXPULSION catch
Ing hin hurled hm high ~ tho air. fle came
!loWh Will q fractured skull, n''d breathch h!s
last In few seron1s. John Hawkins WAS
further OF, l'ut living splinter pierced Ills fore
head just over te eyo as'l nenctrated tho brain.
Hc now lies In dying condition.
Tile fte1gfit.shcd, which i8 10l feet cast Of
where tlle cxploalon took place. was tolid aud
notwithstanding brick building, with roof
Of tnoro than usual STRENGTH. While the walls
hta coupled with hcayy cross-beams or girders.
The whole west end Of tho building was blown
III, tue roof split from end to end. uiMl the girl
crs broken In several PLACES. The Offices bc-
, 1879-05-08
How Gould It Hnve Gotten Outf

Miss Townsend, OF Nysck, who married her
coachmau, had four ladies In her confidence,
anu proposed to keep thu marriage q secret for
so,nu time to conlui but somehow tho newa got
out. II must have been the officiating pricsf.
No other Th4akcr Dye equals 1itll's-60 cents.
, 1879-05-08
sUuTIf AFRICA.

IOrn. VHIEEa ETLLHD,
1asp ..,' aay. TIA dispatch from Cane
willie prisoner who escaped fro.n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

WILMINGTON, March 26-Spirits turpentine firm
at 26Lc.
oswEGo, March 2G-wheat steady; No. hard
Duluth spring 81 IL, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 o. torn
firm No. Western 45G946c.
INDIANAPoLIs March 26 Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat: No, rcd, slC3l o. Corn Guiet
at St33tt933c. Oats steady AZ 25@26c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged.
PEORIA March 2G.-Corn active and steady: No.
l, SI549SSc No. 2, S2I%693234c. Oats firm; No 2
white, 26@2bhc. Rye more active. No. 2 47l5@
4SHc Whisky steady at 81 0S.
PirTsBURa, March2. -Grain-Wheat Southern
amber and white slQa1 O3; No. red winter, 81 O3
gl %; medium. Gc9Sl. Corn steady: yellow
shelled, 4Og4lc; ear, 40@42c; high mixed 3SG4Oe.
Oats heavy; white, 27929c mixed 26a27c. Rye
held at 55&5Sc Barley: Fall, S3@s5c; spring 6S
@75c.
Boston. March 26 Flour dull uperfne West.
ern, - 2593 30; common extras Sc 1904 Is; Wis
consin extras, Aa4 so; Minnesota do, 81 5Ods
IS: winter wheats: Ohio and Michigan 81 75la
so; Illinois and Indiana, IS 25s6; st. Louis IS %
96 So Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring
wheatS, Sc 50SS IS; winter whcatg s6Ca7 So Corn
quiet. mixed and yellow. 47Q24Se, 0at steady:
No. and extra white, 81 i3@40c; No. white
361z@s7c: No. 3 white and No. mixed S5a36c
Rye, 65966c
LOUISVILLE March 26-Flour firm and nm.
changed. Wheat steady: red and amber, 81 al %.
Corn steady and in fair demand: white, 3Sc;
mixed, S5c- Oats in fair demand and firm white
SOC; naked, sc. Rye quiet al 5Se. Hay steady ~
ss9i0 Pork quiet Ut $40 Is. Lard easier choice
and shade lower at $685. s5c Bacon ln!et
and generally shade lower al 41s(atI SCI .s55s9
| 5lzc- SugaI-cured hans in good demand Ut sac
s33ze Whisky Grin al 81 c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

of Elizabeth Andrews. Estate valued at
$500. Joseph Connaughton was also ap-
pointed guardian Of the person and estate
of Tracy and Aloysius Boyle, aged ten and
eight years.
Yesterday Charles +. Ranke, while at
work, fractured one of his ribs. DR.. Talbot
gave the necessary attention.
James f. Gilman has been nominated as
candidate for Judge of the Common Pleas
Court in this Judicial District.
There was large delegation of tramps in
town yesterday. Keep your doors securely
fastened and prevent loss by theft.
Mr.. H. w. samuels, one of the most eff
cient men on the police force of the city, is
candidate for Marshal in the First Ward.
Miss Ida Curtis is respecting for her guests
this week Miss Laura Williams, of Middle.
town, and Miss Belle Dix, a handsome
young lady of Eaton.
The marriage of Gaylord Overpeck to Miss
Sarah A. Long takes place tomorrow
(Thursday) night at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. ]. M. Long near Over.
peck's Station.
One Miles Lindley met colored barber
on Basin street on Tuesday morning and re-
marked
1--WE are ruined by cheap labor"
Said the barber 'be easy there neighbor"
When the twain fell to work,
Likea Greek and Turk.
And in fifteen minutes the pair had made Kilken.
ney cats of each other, be jnber.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 26--1 P. NJ.
BREADSTUFFS.


BREADsTUFFs.
Flour has moderate demand and market steady
and firm. Family at 81 456g4 50 for ordinary
trade brands and S. 25Gl550 for fancy per brl
Extra quoted at S494 s0,super at So 2oa3 %, low
grades duh and nominal at So 50(a2 30 DER brl
Spring wheat flour sells at 81 5O@4 S5, for prime.
Rye flour t'S3 1898 80 per brl, latter for fancy
Northwestern.
Corn is steady and demand fair Mixed ear on
track at 351as36c per bu. Shelled in elevator at
36Laq3Tc, held at the latter for No. .. White ear
or yellow at 37G3Sc on arrival per bu.
Barley is steady ana quiet and moderate supply
and little OF change. Selling for fall sample at $50
GlSl for choice, S0g91 for good to prime 6Od75 for
fair and 40@5Oc for common per bn. Spring nom
inal at 35(I I5c, as to quality, per bu.
Rye is quiet and steady. No. 2 quoted at Sc
@57c, the latter in elevator. Choice sample
scarce, and held at SIC, good To prime at 53@55c
and inferior and rejected at 4Sg5Oc per bu.
Oats are quiet and firm Prime to choice white
29g30c per bu mixed at 28c for prime and 25et27t
foT fair TO good per bu Inferior dull and nominal
Wheat is quiet and steady. Choice white at 81 O5
al o6, good to prime at 81 02@l 94 per bu. Prime
to choice red at 81 09@1 05 per bu. Amber
quoted 81 03@l 04 for choice and Sld1 02 fol
prime lots. Fair milling lots of red or amber al
97@9Sc, but inferior dull and nominal
PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats are quiet and steady Shoulders
quoted at S.55@36oc, clear rib at 4s4@4 soc
and clear sides al 49O@5c per lb, all loose
Bacon quiet and steady and offerings moderate
Shoulders quoted at A. .094 15c. clear rib at $3.50
5,40c, and clear sides at 565a5 zoe per lb. Sugar.
cured hams at S1a@91ae per lb, canvased and
packed Shoulders at 5A@51Sc per lb.
Mess pork is quiet and easy, and quoted al
$40 per brl, but mostly held at more.
Lard is in fair demand, and market quiet
Prime steam is quoted e35@6. 40c per lb Current
make at 6.35c per lb. City kettle dull and
nominal at 797$4c per 10.
COTTON.
Has a steady market and quiet at yesterday
quotations Sales to-day lac bales Receipts l. 9;
bnles Shipments 7s5 bales. Stock s,95.
bales Ime lc.IorFing are the official quotations
ItdinAty SEC, go0& ordinary 95sc. low middlini
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26
A Severe Iseprimaud.
[Rono tNev. } Gazette. ]


at surprises me to see young man
like you here" said Judge Bowker this
forenoon to a fellow who had been whoop-
ing it overnight. "You filled yourself up
with an enemy to deprive you of brains,"
proceeded the Court, rearranging its spec
tacles and glaring at the culprit Now
here you are, a young man of intelligence
with good clothes on, and doubtless you
have mother and sisters who think a
good deal more of you than ] do. You've
been sent to school and taught how TO
earn a good living, In neturn for all this
you 60 screaming around the streets at
midnight, tearing down signs and max
ing wild beast Of yourself. Is that like
the conduct of reasonable creature
No, of course it isn't. Now I'm going to
teach you lesson, young man. You
needn't turn pale, for it won't help you
any. Have you got any chewing tobac-
co about you? Thankee. Chew more
and drink less, like | do. You're dis
charged. Next time you're tempted to
take a drink think of my kindness and
weep and refrain from the debasing habit.
Eli? Well, | don't care if J do Avery,
won't you come out and join me with
this young gentlemanY