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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01
W. j. KGsER. c. c. KIsER.
Look at his.
w. j. KISER & CO.,

Having Just received and receiving
a full line of Dry Goods. Clothing,
Crockery and Hardware and Gro,
ceries, all bought low for cash, and
will be sold to suit the times The
finest ETY. lie of Prints at from ) to 6
cents, good Coffee from Z to lbs. to
the dollar, aud every other article ia
proportion If you want to get a
bargain call and examine our stock.
We will sell on time to good prompt
paying customers All those that
have failed to make settlement for
last years pure bases wonld do we'll
to call and setil- and save cost
w. j KI>ER & co.
Marietta Mar 20 1879
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01
Mr.. E. II. Myers, of Marietta, has
wheat four feet high.

Ed. Cox, for the killing of Col.
Aston, went TO trial last Tuesday in
Atlanta,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

New Orleans Drip something tine. and
also fresh Cheese, kept ut \. b. Kerry
mans store
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

Congressman Clark, of Iowa, died
suddenly in Washington, Monday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

Hon. Eli Shorter, of Alabama, is
dead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

THE largest dime as well as the largest
aicEei bar Of soap Ut HALEY BRos
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

Bling your Job Printing to the
Journal office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ApriI 29th. 1879.
, 1879-03-27

write. lffs wife became mother and remained
IN . hsatc Of hncf wrrtefcd slst,enau That her
fnther tcFan to repent Of shr treatment 10 which
l!e tal anbicctcd her tllstnnA Efforts were
thcn Innc ~ traee tic whereabouts Of tho latter
by fncans Of advertising In Colonial papers anil
otherwise but al to M 'purEosc. ffellad 1pne TO
America. Years passed. I'll" gsurs'fon grew
up tu tnan'uoti, md, not liking farm-work, bale
a!iieu u Orkney. tta,k ship Inst ytar 70 tl,e
United Btates, aud, after some knocking aoout.
ft'nl1d cIpoy'nent In mercantile house In III;
nols. IN the ro,trac uf buafucss he discovered
that tic gentleman at tfr head OF the firm was
nat!sn If ssntlan, !,atl!ng. inder'', fru'n the
sa1nn district IA himself. Occasional meetings
lG.i 10 more minute 'nyarics as 10 dates, nnrncs
Of placrs. persons, md the like IN tic old coun.
trs, anf, after bcE stx months In the eAtahlisl
inent, The ynuth found-howcver wonderful ii
may an|Mar-,hat he was uctuatlY scrytnsss aa \
clerk With hu other than hs own fatlicrf The
effect 1t this discovery TN buth mav he left to
The Imagination NJ The readcr. Father AMI son
arc nov In Srutta,m. Tie tnan who went awny
penn!iess plnughboy hut rettlrns rich, has tecn
welcomed with much cmnton BY his venerable
salher.in.law, who ID stl halo and hearty, hs well
as by tlle wife whom he left MANY years ago In
lcr youth and beauty, but w}lo Is now middle
aged fnntfon.
, 1879-03-27


Many extraordinary proceedings aro reported
from titno tu time III :!llna, hut seldom any
thing 1noyc rulbarknblc than this Incident: Atr.
Sen. ii sooclIow, was dangerously sIck OF u
tlisuAso pronounced iicnrable, ntNi 1al a BON
who iovc.l Nils Ala. Miss Ma was "srkly us,l
taundiccd.lookInE," 10 that Old Atr, sun l!sap-
proved tl,e match, Que tay ho consulted aotno
conjurcrs uhout Ills health, aml tlcs grayc'y
told hin, hx ltte would surely cnd In few days
Ii Ills su., wus not murricl ut 0uce. Tho Btern
partut then tcunted, aud Miss a1a was sooIl
made Mrs. Scn. But the Notwithstanding
hrsio few days af,rT her wedding slldstl!y
died. OLD Mrs. Ala WIS very angry ut thls &c.
eotlpantcl bT u dozen vlrag1cs, Bt1n entered tbs
husc Ut the 6cns alltl rlIsel general cull,1nu.
tIol!. THIS mcu'era OF tl!u scn family twcre
roundly beaten with whips Mad sticks, a,.t
,i1s ts 'ur1sa5s nI. W. voryy s,,ya ," ie nt t'
Ieiore tiem except III! wt'lowsr, VII, VIZ
bruyciy atuotl his gruud nlnt WIS bcaten with
out nlerey by the inturlascd da:ncs. AZ last
ljley threw hlll to tllu thur ll tied li,n By Its
qucus to tho feet uf pig slca wlto a.l thrrs TX.
truetel frotn him p1rslgu TINT lla would gtys u
protraetol wuke N,ltl H,ass fnsl!nE for luFtY.nne
days. The collin was to to III expcnstyo ouc,
Ana Of fcastfnE there was ta hc plenty. a
temporary feast wns at once prepared for tho
snotllpr-ttl-lnw n,ti her d0zeu yiragos, Atl thu
vat!ng hal we'll bcgun when thu tnothet Ut
young Sgll uni I'LL thuso who hal ful!0wrl lcr
tu 1lght from tlia luise. stra!thlIy cnterca by Il
rear aor md descended IN fury upon tilu ha1,-
Son hai died durtH, ttlcr as,sencc, an this III,
telltyeHcu only allGtl ~ their rage, Mrs. Atus
was leaten ruundlf I'LL stc cried aloud for help,
uni when at!U bccattle exhausted lsCr eatl was
scrcnonIoQa.y tseI 70 .w curpso VI old slr. ses'.
There she was torrcd to sign papsf sighlfylng
tl,at nothing ,nprotcr had 6ccn donc, md on
thu foalowln, day there wer0 two f4nurals in
6oochow anu no questions asked.
, 1879-03-27

learning ts,r nlturc Of the tettcmcnt the tawscr
placed the matter unrcservctlly In the hands Of
two gentlemen. aid asked tilrtn to arrange what
thcr. considered fair nl ct,uttahic term, with
Mr. hcrr'A next nt kin. This t1Iry hive now
dune, a,l nll uucstIota regarding tfie s,iyccasion
hare, through slleir fhtcrvcnt!on, hcrn amicably
arranged. str. Thur has in the most friendly
Nanncr given Ip onc.llaIf Of The bct,acat IN li>
favor to Mrs. Anderson, Of Bcryne. and 10 Alex
n,lcr Anslerso,,. III Longfl.lligIt, and they faye
In an equally friendly manner accepted the
aa,ne. aud ratified nlld confirmed Sir. Kcrr's tea.
tnmuntary derds. The LAWYER could, Of cotrse,
hare kept tn" whole catatc. but AZ be shared lte
op(n!on os the community that the old gentle.
!nnn had tseate,l tir cousins nnl heirs as-law Nm
farlr. he acted most hnnnra,v IN voluntarily
dividing wtlil them what bad come 10 him 30 IN.
exnecteIjy,
, 1879-03-27
prices ahatlo fowcr: common, 81 00f3 no; light,
1a9s6; nsSkaS ~; 1n!SaheF'


TOlkIt1HN NJ
Tho following wero rcro!yod by tho Chicago Doari
of Tratie:
1.tvr,.root@ March 26-1t:30 .. m.-Flonr.
Bs ul110s. Wlcat-Wlntcr 81 1tdl10s Cd;
spring, 10 Hd9o8s at; white. FL 1ldfsgs ID; CLUB
. Ia 3d9BOA au. Corn, 4s hd04s 3D. Pork, b3s.
lnsd, :Els Sd.
l1y1nrnoL. March 2,. Special cablo-Dacon
- -Cumhtrlands, EOS; short rbha. 17e Oh: long
CHAR, 27a; short cioaf, 28s. Dcef-rrtmc tneM.
f:ls; India mess. 10s, extra india mcss, asa.
Chcese-Guod to nnc, Aos I'd. Shoulders. 22s.
Talow-1'rimo city, 3as Cd. Lard, BIS. Pork
Primo mess, Eastern, b5s; Western, 64s. Hams,
lunv cut. 2o-tb aycragc. :l0a.
E.oanaN, Mnrch .G.-LtvKnrooL-Wheat-
ltttto den,ald. Corn ds1nce.
SpttfaI Dttrdtth to Tht Tribune.
I.fyxnrUoL, Mhrcl, 2t Ill $40 \. r1.-FLoun-No.
]. It's; No. 4, ss Cd.
nnA,R-Wheat- Winter, No. 1. ns Cd: No. 2,
fl lid; spring. No, 1, Is I'd: No. ?, u sd white,
No. !, "a ID; No. =. IN lid; club No. !, f>a HI !;
No. g, Ds I'D. Corn-Now, No, !. 4s I'd; No. 2,
4e I'd.
PROVISIONS, pork-G1s. Lard, MS Id.
L,yEnroot., Mnrcli 20. - Co1Tos - Firm At
i hl1-lg35Ad; ralos, III, GOO bales; Hpoculasou
,n,l export, 2, 600; American, ~ 200.
1.oNpoN. March ae.--L,NsEEu o,t.-25a 1od.
HrINlTs Or TunrENr1NE-g:!!n I'd.
ANTwxRs, March 70 0-pETnoLkux-222Hd.
, 1879-03-27
pQl{T NOTES.


Tile scllr Kato Giilctt is In Miller Dros.' dry
dock receiving repairs to the damage sustained
In collision last season.
The tur American Eagle towed the scllr
Driver outside yesterday, md then proceeded
to the fishing grounds at Michigan City.
The schra catchpotc md MAGNOLIA arc waiting
. favornl,lc wind 10 sail for Pentwatcr, where
they load lumber Ut card rates for Vh!cago.
mud Winnlo Wing is at pcntwatcr, loading for
this port.
Tie tug cClellan, Capt. Mikc Drscoll, has
received new boiler ntu some needed re,airs.
She is under contract with tho Government to
tow scows loaded with stone, otc., from this
port to Michigan City. shcte harhor improves
Mcnts are In progress.
The work Of repairing, oycrhauling, md fitting
out craft Of al kinds isscolng Oh actively ut all
tic like ports.
Tlle stillr City Of New Baltimore rau on thu
st. Clair River last Sunday us far na the Flats
Canal, but was prevented from going further by
the Ire.
Escailaba Iron Fort: Can't. JOHN Bpnuldng,
Superintendent OF the sault Canal, reports til,
Ice very thick III Lake Superior, and TINT nayf-
Eation there Will probably not opon before thu
lat OF May.
, 1879-03-27

Tho baukias nIismanagcment and collapse In
Glasgow tAYe tnalp ScotcAmen hang their haAtls
al! over Tho world, but lheru Ii Ut lcast ouu
llonest man unrtl Ut tllu Tweed. and he Is a
lawyer. Six wceks ago au old gentleman uatned
kurr died, leaving sill by wlilcll i4 relatives
Wcru cut oil without po0nH, wh!lu turtHnu Ut
vi l}undeo. Although [ro.n ,t.s eluss iut!nAcy
Which ta(l s,IbsIsted betwccu MIR, kerr And hun.
sclf Tor many years, Mr, Ihow would not have
been surprised ut bulng namcl In Tic Will, hu
fully expected tim, the sclat!oll, alnl lnuro paF
tleulatlY cousin, Alex Au4vgsol, Of Loug-
, 1879-03-27

Who saYs tllat tte days vi romance arc cntlel
needs to read tho strange history Of Scottish
piough1nAn who has returned to his native
heath after long exile, Twenty yeats ago u
farmer in Otknuy hircd a young ulau to do
farm-wosk. Tbs ploughmaa touched the fancy
Of lls masters daughter, aud tho tesult was
sllat iu runaway fashion, a'nl iii opposition to
thu will Of tbs patsarcl4! farmer, thu two b.
came man nItl vile. Thu old gcntleman w4s
furlols AID turned hls back detarMneuly Oh
Its ban-in-l2w. Tue young r!apglMan klsaea
lis wife, left her In her fathrr's 4rTsa, alAi
sallgd fur Austra4!s, Whsucs hu soon cea4sd tu
, 1879-03-27
SILVER CLIFF.


Tho Melancholy Fatu of II Returned For
tI,nr-1funter.
CJnrfnnaH Enquirer. .HdFch p.
ttcnry 1Ir1mrsing, Of New Richmond, O.,
went to Silver CHI on the l0th inst.
1le cau,u back yesterday.
lin fce1s grateful 10 kind Providence.
Mr. uc]nerIug called ut t!lu Ea9nirtr office
v..tcri!ay to cxprcss Its JOY III returning once
tuore to Coils country.
II hayy had alI want Of Silver Ctlff,n said
tl.c young man. :.
ts cracked up tn i'cF'
"Sot BIZ u lugf,l1l'' .-...
uYou Iu,l't sccln to think 1t good p1aee to
got" t,o,,r
INA silyur tlrreW
..No; nutl,!ny but people to take your
What does hoard eost1''
NJ na!l $22.50 dny.h
unJ you gct Vuod living for tho rrIcet"
s'lt was not tit for dor ~ cat, hut people
i,ayu to uaY 1t out there Or etarrc."
"What do ttvy pay u n n'an Tor work''
"'rle Sumo prlcc-S"1'5o day."
,,..Is; ".IIss's ''' sans as working for ouo's
Exa,stl.y,i ,. aud you'll havo to sleep gu prairie
% Who is It TINT raised tho huo aud cry 10 snlso
Su nnlN tlE]DlD ouL llGEti"
Will, ll.r railroads and tic frat occupants
OF tlu. country. Hut tho stag,rt,rlycrs bctwca,
Culluu CITY and Silver Gill layo most to du
with il. l'!!vy ara Fcuplug sl!e harvest"
lIuw aal' .. ..
Why, you spc, they cllasge 81 q trtp for
thirty ,allcs, md carry hundreds of passun4crs
I day."
Ihuy say The country Is beautiful"
"II,ru tlotl't know What u 1rcnry country
IL. Tu only thug beautiful IN tho plsce. that
not!ess!, was tic wind. 1t blows little I4urri.
cune ull ilc titne.n
How largo il Silver Cllffr
"Tl.ere nro y thousand shanttcs In the place,
eupposs." ,.- -,
Well, should say not. Tllrru isn't much
show for anybody cxccpt those WHO 70 there u
beat GnrkDrs.h
"Yn,l seem to llaye glven up sootl"
~ la.l tu, Il wanted tn gct hul1 again. Ny
money wis limited, ai,d t.ad .ensu enough to
luuyn before 1t bccane exhausted"
'sDia yon sec anybody out there VITO was
sutFurng!" ..
ibid II WhY, Silver CHI ami Caunn City
aru uverrnll with young men who HEo tnoncyleas
ni1t! without ltls uHeuns To get hnine. They are
many uf them I'eERnE for b1eal.h
atr. IIelmcrinE left fur New }etchMopd bn last
evenings boat, whuru lo intends to stlck for thu
prGBent.
1t IL strange how different he saw things in
Colorado frtlin what Charley l3altaueo sawit. II
yo,, lIaycn't gone to Silver Ctttf, Young lnaul,
take sidney srnish'a alYcu gycn to ths follow
about to Ect snarrlcd, Dontl
, 1879-03-27

The Detroit Post and Tribune Of yesterday
says tl1c action OF The Executive Committee Of
the Association Of Lake Underwriters requiring
agents 10 pool tl'eir commissions meets wt.h
great t'isiayor there. Itcso IN Uhca4o tic co.l-
trary appcnrh to bu this cese. Or al leust Tiers
elangtsm has It. That may be- nccou,,tcu fur
fror, tile happcning that every agency has three
companies to act for. A. detroit lie older
a9ehts arc the ones w'Io complain the iou,lcst;
they consider It unjust to allUw ucw men tp thu
bnsitcss TO divide tlie results u long mid encr-
Gctle WORK In The lnsuratlcQ Ilu&IllcAa.
, 1879-03-27

cna!; mics 1t S11n7., ,rune. Inra quict: current
nlako So %: Hulk .ntAta atroncor demand chiefly
,nf tpscniation; thonIdera ST. 5FIk:t. 20; short
npf!l; 0' May: $10i tsilcr sni,es short clear,
anil s1.1.!t.
WMfNkr-t}Mict 1T $l.Oo,
!'ur1EH--Ateady and unchanged
htshkkb On.-Sttady ut Uic,
, 1879-03-27
A MUClI-a1AnItIED, MAN.
flStFhff }t1sf Mftrrh Jt

4 wcll-known and wenlthy citizen Of u Dctroit
died quite sudlenly few months ago, nntl fun
lily complications nrc gathering about his estats
which bid tatr to furnish buslucss for tho law
yors md tho collrta, and material for gossp tho
tho ltlia OF Which Detroit Inns not seon iu long
time, II ever. For the present narnes arc omit
tod, bccauso no case Inns actually been begun in
Tic courts and is atil possible that everything
may be settled up quietly und peacefully, anil
all scandal avoided.
1t sccms that this rccentlr deceased citizen
wns married in Lockport, N. T., In 1890. Tile
trllt Of thts marriage was daughter, who n,ar-
ricta wel-known businessman Of Detroit, uni
who, to tho day Of her dcats,. which occurred
not long ago. never knew that hcr fathcr was 4
resident Of thu same city With hersosf although
sllo personally know him well. Her mother was
divorced from ths tnan In 1854, u1d tho daugtl-
tor was brought up with her, ai,a never lad, It
teems, Il ltnnwledgo ns to who WIS her father.
Tho mother has recently visited Detroit u,,I
claimed ller right Of fowcr In tho estnte Of lilo
leceaxcl, on ile Erunrd that tic t!IyOrce was
Illegal sllo retained attorueys tn prosecute hor
claim. The heirs OF the estate showed utspost-
tton to settle thu matter up quietly by payiug
ler tair aud equitable SUN, mud thus saylnY
tl!c fAsliy na'no lrun tho notoriety md scandal
VI trta in thc eo.lrts, wherein all tlle facts Of
the divorce would be Exposed.
Ttlc same year n( tho divorce the citizen re-
teTte tn married again. This second wife i3fcll
IN 1911. lcay!ng no children. Soon thereafter
he mArreIl tho sister OF tho wlfo Of litsllB.
guiahud Detroit millionaire. b!,e bore HIN TWO
laughtcr., wo stIl hurytve, nlll who uru i,appl-
ly wedlc'i nlrl dwell in thu City OF thu Stru,ts.
Another hyorcu clIstlcl III 1857, anl this d.
yorccd wife now resldes In Oh0. Sinep his
.lnatA s|u also claluls dowcr interest lu his
estase. OIL ille grotl.i t!lul tG divorce was mt
lugully granted. 1t WIS granted by Judge With.
creal III the Wayne Circuit Court; but exactly
what po!lts u illrgality nro rascQ aEul1st 1t nrt
not stated. No proceedings liHye yGt been coIll-
n.enccd by hcri hut sl!o has been 4uict!y gath
erlnK tha points to make uut ease, uinl, u,ilrss
per claims arv satisfied, proceedings will soo,l
10 begun in her na,nc.
Tie fourth wifu OF this ulltcl.Mar1icd nun was
1hn nioce of an engtneur on thu lalSes. Slio Is
stfl! living, ad by the ters of llis will Is In tlle
enjoyment Of GootlY port!pn of l,Is estate. llu
was worry wealthy, aud ilu Probate G1urt still
has before IT Mattors pertainInY to thu ustatu.
Commissioners u. clattus l,avo been appotntcd,
ana tl!u executors under the Will haYe .fls prop
ertY IN cta!gr. There are but fsw logutces, and
they arc all harmonious. " IL altogether likely
thnt u tue c1tHs Of lllrao two divorced women
ny! tl4clr lawyers arc not too uxarbltant, they
Will lo sottlrd. I4rru ts disposition to Keep
tho natter nut Ut tle conrts, II possible; but Il
must BY confessed that thtnga do not look alto
Eetttr promising at the prcscnt tlule.
, 1879-03-27
TllErrA.

Theirs was man Of enormous ambition. ttta
motrr, who early dlscoyrrctl this characteristic
II, her sGn. onto 5ad 10 n friend: .tAtlo1ptlc
WILL nerer 70 nfnns. lie will csfeh On behind
tic wagon. then ha will work forward IN 10 Tic
sent. throw nut the driver Mud srtze ttIe tp}u4
himself: . llIia abatement had. h1wcycr, A hieh
hcnhe Or pe!Auhat dtEntty-tu high that he al
tuchcl little Importance 10 ucrc tit,e&, lie said
onto, " canntt uutltrttand IDs, when pue has
!hc Rnnd fortune u bs named benjamin Usrne1i.
10 tan be possessed With the desire to be called
Lord BaaronstIctu,H
, 1879-03-27

The woman who doubts cutcred Detroit fish
storo tie o.l,rr day With lesitatng step. aud,
after lookIng around upon various piles OF the
ifnny tribe shs turned to the proprietor and
asked;
"Uo you keep hsh hcreis
mo. nladnm," was his prompt rtoly. ave
keep bar lwnre anil groceries here, but you will
f7nl l1sl store four doors below. Come 10 the
door and will show you."
She looked from h!0l 10 the hsh and back, hest.
tatpt1, md hreUntinued:
"Can scli you anything In the line OF stores
to.harth
Hlle shook her head Ati1 walked cut. She
didn't catl at four duors below, which is tn
iacro ktorc, but shu Looked into the windows
at ttc t!sn1ay Of p!pct,. then tnck to The fish
zIed iIcr.
, 1879-03-27
Ell iE.


SufttnI Hfsnafrh 10 7Ae Tribune.
ERtn. ra., March o0.-Ihe fre!ol,. boats OF tho
Anchor Limo will run On schedule time between
Eric and Chicago this season. The propel!crs
Asassa aud Philadelphia will leave OIL nttcsnato
Tucsdays, the Gordon Campbell und Annlc
wsfe On Tiursduys, ind tic Concstoga and
Wlssahickon on Saturdays,
, 1879-03-27
CURRENT GOSSIP.
SPRING..

Noslnn Journal.
Tllc growing days. and gracious, ncl]owing air,
Proclaim TINT sweet aud balinr Spring Ia nenr;
Grim Winter hastens to his Polar 1alr,
And Boy Just see CMy u'nbrelfa's aere.)
Wce blades Of green hide mid tho fattcd gsasa;
The hroakIct lnuehs 10 find lttolf released;
The zcnhyrs whisper coyly as tloy paas-
{A-chewf a.the.ul Ihs piagu<y rt,sd Ia Eastl)
How pleasant ts 1t In thcso yernal daYA
To study Nature, as NO roam,
Through woodn md fields. and chant tbs scason'.
rFhEac-
Sweet bpr!ngsllne, thou art welcome onco again,
The pleasures Of our brtcf lives to entiance--
{lItH, hfre'd GGof fFhak trifh fhe mud ana rain
I've soal td nv ttttand spoiled my sleiu ypriao
pantS!J
, 1879-03-27

unchanged.
GMA1E-Wheatn nfnf; extra. 81, ,o5'l; No. white,
81. 03!s; Mnsch, 81. U3!s April, St .03s3;
May. 81. 0'5s: milling No. !. 81. NJ asked. Na-
celpta, ~, 9b7 hu: shipments, ~, $50 hn.
, 1879-03-27


noFTny, Macs, March 70. -FLouR-Mafket dnti.
"eatctn snpene. s1 ooGs9.oh; common extras,
sL7hd4. %; wisconsin cxtras, 81. 006b4 60; Min.
nchota, $4.2hdl4.5O; wlntor whcats. Ohio and
Michigan. 81. 7hQto. 2; Illinois and Indiana, ST. 90
90; 81. Louis, g.. 001U..3; Wlsconaisf and
Minnesota patent PROCESS spring whoats, SO. b0D
Il. 10: winter wkeats, 81. B0da8.66.
tinA,S-Corn--starket dull; mixed and yellow.
40G47Mc: nass iM moderate do'naMdi No: aud
cxira white, :IuGt3Nc; Nm. white, A54b351fc; No.
i w'tto and No. z mixed, :4ft:HHc, Rye. t:,c.
REGktrrs-F1onr, !, 800 bsls; corn, II, QUO hn;
Whrut, III, 900 bn.
Sl,rAES4s-Fiour, ), zoo brls.
, 1879-03-27

The tu2 1Inrr!son, c.pt. Jesse Cox, had
rough experience on late passage over from
Michigan City. sho has been engaged III stur.
econ fishing during the winter. AMI on her last
trip touk on abunt $200 worth ut i3sli There
werc sir mcn aboartl, ulll tlle sea was 30 heavy
that they ran,e near being lost. Tho ilre.hoio
was partly filled with water, md the ls1iuE-lincs
ar,a about 80 worth Of fish wcro swept OYER
board.
, 1879-03-27

ISnrAsAro11s. Ind. Btarch 21.-dnA1y-Whc
steady; No. rcd. 81. o301. OLA. Corn stcady 1t
34,sc; May. 35.lc. Oats Hteady; 7ttid1.s11c.
p9oywlsioXs-Shouldere, " 1lsc; clear rib. s4.T5
Lard, So. 80. IIalnE, 7!sGb7Ac.
, 1879-03-27
PHILADELPHIA,

PM1tAnELpnlA, March go. ---TLnrts-sti sofa
e3trn family, 84.60; Minnesota patent process,
'L00GB. 30. Rye 'lonr unchanged.
GtAts-Wh1at In fair demand; No. 2 Western
rcd, III elevator. 81. H., Corn rmer; Western to-
teetcd OH trick. 41GsIl,3c; do steamer, 40
4a]sc. oats-sfaskut dull; whLto Western, 3l9sGb
3:!ic; mixed do, 30Tp:ilc.
i'Hoy1sloss-Stsady Mcsa beei, $1e. 600la. 90.
Meas pork. $40. ..:@alO.bD. Primo nets pork, cx.
!ra. $B.2hfth T. 10. lIam.. smoked, AsGsU}sc; pck-
led, 7itG5Bt4c. lhrt-lVeatern, tieIces, ua{Gt7c.
nuTTkn-SDW futk statU unl f!Ealf1rd County,
Ps., uxtraa. :oG1glc; Weatern Ilcsstyp, extra, IL
GlRc; do aoo4 70 choice. l.Gklic.
EgGa--Ehsy; Western, 1t9c 1a.3c.
@Hc.
PETHoLEuM-Eomtnal.
WIEIsKY-6teady; Western. 81. 0B>{.
1tErR!r7s-Flolr. =, 900 arla; w.uat, ~, 600 bu !;
totll, Az 0O0 hui oats. II. 600 bni rye, I, 900 b1
, 1879-03-27

ToLEpo. o.. March a0.-GnA.x-wheat dull;
anbcr Michigan, arot S1.o]A: april held at
SLUT; b1ny held at st. Us; 81. Ok bid; june held
ut Sion. Il. O6A bid: No. . red winter, spot or
April. i,uld at S1.0 81 .os.; bid; May hcld at
81: :o8A. Corn lu1t high mixed held nj 30,xc: }Oc
hld: May hcld at 37t4c; 37!,c bid. Oats dull;
, 1879-03-27
CINCiNN ATT

CINCINNATI. O.. Ma.ch Fairly
active and shade higher, at 1Cc.
FLotlI---lull and 4uchapgpd,
observation-disclosures fair and mstket dFu,;
fea, Sl,0tHsl, 93. CusR IN good demand, aud
prices shade higher. At 3B>i Qs37!ic. Oa.4-Uood
demand 1t full prices; 27,s G30c llys Ia good do
p@taa M u htds67c. Harley dull aud: Asaop!ng; No.
, 1879-03-27
0S1y

oawEoo, March "a. .-GnArN- Wheat steady; No.
hard Duluth spring, 81. IL; M. 2 Milwaukee,,
S1.05. Corn lrm; Old No. z Western, 47c.
, 1879-03-27
DETERMINED TO lie MARRIED.
Iattf n


Officials Of the lron Mountain Road glyo tho
details Of romantic aud rather MI exciting cpl
a0le which occurred Saturday ntEl.t OIL the lne.
at Belmont n Indy Of nuc persona! appearance
mud handsomely uttired purchased Ticket to
70 north on the train which left Belmont
at $3.50. After running about m|}r, un'l while
tho train was at full speed, the la.ly who Ind
taken pasaRgo suddenly ptose, nnl, walking
quickly 10 tile door, sprung out into flIe darss-
ness. Sho was ofisrsTttt tu 70 to I le duor, but
ut the time rlu ouu supposed she hAd made 50
sudden as well as dangerous MI exit. ln tluu
time. however, i!,e 1ady agaH ap1,curcd ut BEL
mont, haylng walked back along tllc truck, aml
WIS sounh Of limb, having Sustained no Injuries,
but WINS evidently somewhat disturbed tn mind.
She tilc. explained lint stlu was from tle
South, Rtll was uulcr q marriage engagement,
but tl,at ller stern oll grandfather intcrfared,
u,Ml the only Chance loft was to seek suue dis
tant place fur ihe performance Of tic u.nr-
riage ceremony, and plugc Gu tllc iue of the
rnilroad had been selected where lcr lover, who
would ba Alone BY ucxt tratu, was IL tncut her.
It np,,eurcd, however, ilMt tie grandfather waa
close III pursuit, a1..i was even OIL th, snme
tran from Belmont With the fleeing lady,
although hc was not uwarc OF her near pro1i..
nifty. 1he caught sight of him, though, nMl
without ncsltattoh left tle car. as statu1. AftGr
the tra!u lad run few niles It WIS found tint
tho lady waa missing, The conclusion being tlnt
sllc Lad fallen fronI tho trai1nH 1lc old Gcntle
HILL uHTlIE HEhIA VI llG e(EutllbLAllEe5 w ullet
concluded ,llat the lady sas the for wtloIi
c Ind been In hot pursuit. n1tl lls tnok the first
train le met tmck to belmont. Before hu got
there tho Indy had n,usle known tiIo elrrunl-
stance, a.tl 0iiu 50 determined t0 carry out llrr
purpose aa sfla WIS Ind 10 trouble Lii tlnlllng
irirnls. Thu old gentleman made inquiries 1or
hcr upon his return, but wus started o!f tn the
wrong direction, 4lal ut tliu sullu timu watch
WIS kept for tho expected lover, Wflo wns caHily
recognized frctn this description lilr Indy hull
given. Soon attGr his arrival tAe two wcrc To-
Ecther, nI..i In short ttnm utter wera united
legally nfla no longCr feared pursuit..
, 1879-03-27

DuFTA1o. March 2G.--anA1N-W Wheat dull; sales
car Michigan anrin9 at sl.o2. Corn dull; sales
cara high mixed on track At 30s{c. oato neglect
cd. Ryn neglected. harley neglected.
RAlInoAn FnE1anTs-Nofntnal,