davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

and steady for Spring export demand limited
speculative trading quite moderate sales $4,000 bush
including IStO'Q BUSH OPTIONS l56"m @ 6n'h sRS6d Rc6d
bush No spring G9Tc: 81 600 bush Ungrad'd spring
95c rel ob 5000 bush. No Nebraska spring 81 0s'
500 be:h TeIa. Red s. o. 1000 bush % S39ada Bed Bed
40 2 Anber.. 81 0s lo,soO bush No Amoer :
fa-h rnsrlf'd Aul6sr Al ls G,s o bu.h. Ungraded
II iOt $4,000 bush No White. Al - osl u l200
White. - 1881 lSA and 800 bush. Extra
WIS q eo.n ~ q - - M n ~ g2i & Sc ~ i 3 GgS 6o
March. 81 IS c,otug 81 i2'i bid a 1874 asked 1000
bush do Apr, g. H., clo-ipg ~ liL bid, 81 -
1000 hush No = Amber. Mirch q H. i6o ooo hu-h
Apr 81 IA bid 81 u = asked Do May cosng ~ IA
I'D io o assoe 1000 ~ Gu' 4 80 @ g. tssra c5 SaEg
6a;6 40, AprL 81 i5tesi IS, closing y li sc.
ba,h, state. Cee62qe. G5ooo bush C,3sda , &C;
1000 bush 80 J. 6Ic.--.; BARLEY otHy [qI,
MALT quiet unchang,.i..... PEAS a. last noticed -.
CNLN- Market b,tei n's'te business for export and
tght speculative trading; ssles. II :" onsn
opuon1 lo300O bush SPOT irclumng Iugradcl We.rrn
liked 4b041r. 80 p. 43t tf43L9,. steamer yed 4ihD
45c. closing i5c No +Giaa4 -: 9d %, sc; J-r.ey
Yellow ibhas6 ~. Wesern yellow, &c; Ne" trnd -
low. 4Cpfg- Southern yellow. iic dock " hite West
rrn, f-C.. White ~ru'h"ru- Sjr lh't+ bush steamer
Mixed February 44s,oi i47-c- cl".lnE 4tac bid. 45e
45i-c asked l6on bush do April. : &c. cio-Hs &c
bid 4Cc ask % 5000 bush 80 February, a. =, 81 .ns
asked 5000 bush. No .. Marrh 4t'ic, closing -e
m' t.-f. ,..i od 20 cl-.ne V tid- - - a-Arl
s.AtI. bush do May, - fis ac closing l-'tc b
4-l"F asked OATS 'cc better. sales oSt"b pn~n-'
udue So 3 ~ 'sc.. ~. $ Mhite t-'c 20. :. 1.r
" Whte 3" aatc 40 }: "iltr' 80 - eGo Mit.H
W.-f.rr - 1{c- White 90 J3-ea1ic; X-d state Stc'
W. .44J- c.. uc.ndinK 1000 bush No Ih.,aE"
$f, e.. stof~. FEED steady.---BEAN7 quiet prices
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

rr.r-u And MEAT-FLOC OCR-Marfe' without d ciied
rate NOR, doug foI or mainly 40 lo" g'ahrs
i,-ta-r YH parcels fof lin"tIr use
ss 81 900 bbs inc nding 800 bbls. city i Extrs or
Get Indies US %. the latter prce tuT new bbA;
400 bills Minnesota EIra. 81 e5asH % or ihr Nhua'
range 300 bOis 9 ~ 90 as 80 tlef i0I Cboos "a
80 TcaT manly - 75a43 ~ $500 bbl- winter Nh-Ht
4,ra - gOa sS 75 chiefly for export - O. df3 4bV gbs
Low Extra IS -ua -, and TO bbA SupeInne = OuG
IS ID Of tile 1890 bbis were ior s1Dor quota
mons. NJ 2 a. CUdSJ 80 Supernne s5 buGfS 20 |Otn
non ia tair Extra state 50 sUas4 Good 10 tancy
do a. ass 81 Common Good EItrs Western = 70
dx.- Choice 70 Esncv de- 81 Ojds6 % Common
TO Coco Extra Round Hoop ONO 81 s1gst;
Gooa 10 Choice DO. 81 Obdfb hihHs-efa common.
~ 30 es4 O kye - sfl 80 haEers EIrA "a 30
as IS s. e. IS PatsBt SO . 20 WIN one or
tw0 brands held higher ST. LOUIS Common 70 talf
Eta IS s5Gs4 Pan 70 Good - obss4 70:
wheat EItra 80 5oss7 10 closing .teSty adj, ,,,,
AOTTHEKN FLOUR steady sales l,3uO bba Common
~ choice Fxtra s4SsS 10 Choice % Fancy.
sb rs s so inolndinE bBls export o. as 19s
~ - FfOi r sieany sae- 800 bbs supcrnne 81 10 dt3
ECCKWHEAT FLOUR aching o. 50sfl 70. mainly
81 6Oasl 10 CORN MEAL quiet. BrsBdY vine quoi el
~ Is sales 4O1 bbls yellow Western, 81 2oaf2 90
GRAIN-W -WHEAT-Market oyened "a ac Deter ior
U'intsr and quiet and nrm for spring closing
vita searustY % much sireastb for Winter,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
.IOSDAY, Feb. -, 1879.

tSTT s-Quet. prices unchanged
CntFFl-Era u, tofees dul ana prices &C lower Ar
tidas g,r4. l.,sZ bags Tie sales were utO 1tEs
t.3 ~, r CO. do private and 243B bags Ii0
r, Berlin rlivar- terms 2ou1 bag Hthdrawn rom st0cA
t,,. oo NJ ,OL -c SOr Ordinary 10 Prime carsot ia
c..9irp Fgr AZ I3Led ~ Mild grades quiet sna weak
tslION spots quiet rrm plands Mliihng "'fci Low
AodiDg qssc Ordinary S4@sc sales lbs nse- t-V5
I-lv evening" -3 for export. AMI u-t Tor con-
D on ceiivered On 500 bales. Receipts a no
rorts day ts6 Osles sane dAv ia wees oo15 aif.
a., advanced more favor
s, .t,p- ro u EHroue and notable activity
ne Bu party carving forward contracts 70 TIE Later
cntDs Saes been FflAy evening, II 200 Daes To
FIRST call F-lrUary. regular, - n &'lh 20
S,arcI % 20. Nav lOOa; lu 81 september. 1923
Cctoler 1908 1000 seeoR Cal-tebruary
= 3 - 1908 fue lo-|i July io4 -epttInoeT
To n r,ral 500 bales Third Caii-febr.arv, ~; july.
0 a IOS3 to,a, bales. February, = March 100
"a - Anal rIZ "a "a Nav -UHlDlOu" June. 4p-- 4
InIv 10 f3a O34 August l042 tots 2'oOn bales grand
tasl .O gOu Daes. Futures closed quiet 1ud steady
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
or THE
Rochester and state Line Rail-
way Company.

This road from R0che..er through The @ Gre,ss
Valley salamanca New YORK. about mle-. snd f,rus
the ink between the New York Ceua aHd tls
Atlantic and Great Western system n railroads
The ht- been operation FOE the past months.
during which time the net earning, have been arSsy
0f the interest on its bonded Indebtedness
hen st the rate n s0 No0 psr
mile and bear per interest payable semi auiy The
Union Company is trustee for the OoEdhollass
The co1tr1i Of the road iaoy into tas psses-in
Of tie NcTYor ,eutr lH 81 Is believed t1e earning. sA
De materially Increased uy - CLOSE connection VITA l ,
Ianv.
We authorized 20 Offer Iuoi suDu1 ~ the 10li' tt
O. . and accrued ntrro-t
WALSTON u. BROW Il B20..
- PiuP.-s.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

&c. c.; 81 Il each Il g? e da at7 9 ad 2o e'
SO 10 less 81 each I6do rs r. At 9c: Is Go 100 n
a. 3e less 81 each do. lbs D at CSC: is 1885
W segel sold for y Morr- Is Illinois steers 1904 n at
n at 9ic. IL DO i2l9 At g'.c an 81 each 20 d. ias
n Il - leg 81 each Il 40, L2J5 u glc less ii each
Cqey Mciher.on sold for r. Freer Is Ohio steers
Bqll 90 n at do for R. 6 nurlsud sils steers,
ggvS e3G n 7ls 81 y ior eh@,n sr's OHIO ste-r!
i7s NJ ~ I0i a. M n 10 :, o. a i1 ,5 90
a. tor " G,sne-. : o.io oxen 75j n Al Sc, 50 n
for " Saimgsn ohio steers. III y, at sa.c. 50 y
9s tor y M'r7ls lcs steers 1920 ~ st 9Sc S. n. iss
u 40 ii5I! b - loe do' ltt1 To- at he oxen.
Newt@r : aomc. sod for N II Gliett Co.. ~ Missouri
POI NJ a. ~ ~ - o. 10 90 i'o,. - ~ & &9.3g - 10
l. w 70 o. a. lge . tor o. Holden limos steers o67
D," &c: ~ DO. II. b AZ -c; Bul' l~it =. 3'4c.
~ 'ulFtr .ot fo- :. w. Auertou aj Illinois "a.
n 9.c; l9 do ia b. al Soc. less Soc each is d.
- - ao l57 u at loc 81 D. less slO the lot do 1895
So, g 1eniy "a sod ,o- Morris. 81 rpc. ster- li7 D at
G. ,stma1 so.a at oUths - Mssour steers 80, cwt.
q. 90 VT al l0o 6c 56e57 as illinois 10. s.. ut
e-c. = do -, cwt a. 5s sl do "a, cw At &c ~
90 at lOc 30 D. To IO'se, 81 Bulls. LOO U.
H. F. Burehard sold commission "a Illinois steer.
eath DO. l0G n Al ioc no. - -73 p ~ - ~
40 Loo 4, at lo--c do 1913 q, lie. DO ls30 n.
D. " Wq7e sold for wa1e 20 Tc1an. $50 n. At So
az sc - do i222 b At -7.r u Do los5 y SIC,
Gna @ - eash u d. Ia % 40 sc ana each 30 DO.
ILj9 n At 90 and ~ Zach +. 10 200 n ar % @ &c. G
- a. al st' - DO. I.o5l 70, al &c - Bulls lLsl %,
Kahn sold or Kahn E CO.: 20 Eeutuckv steers 2os s
AZ c o. ' and q each 4, do 81 %. At 9ic aud SOC
each gSr9 i2e p, al ic I've weight; 10 DO, 1859 B
r. Whee er -olI u Ino- 'e~r.' oto0l43o , At a,,c
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

BEEvEs-Eecc,pt. vest-raav TO-DAY la2 car oads AZ
against e~- head as' Monday The arrivals me ra-i rh
".lo % "'' '.' 'H i:1 80 ",A - W .. 81 r -
stoeF tlrnc the wee- were J. G.. Eastman 100, a,aa
j 40 head. Mey.rs Rsgrn.ieir $50 bend: p jose. DE-
suI head ID Goldsmith. i5i heal L. H. Ol!.ot o.. J-
Re7evng io week from ra,ser anil close last Mor.
which .arrled over from the previous cav. On
supply Of sock 10 sic and Prices we're advanced about 81
pei head but ~ the Grsye trA- arrived about uon pro-
irccs we're ~eiI. Thursday 90 ID ,a oa'' changed nd
al further advance of Der heat he rse.pts were ih"ra
uu Frday and after rather quiet trade uut u fue n r
Lei cSsa sss, sSa T Of Csts at 5o ysT Which % cs
dragging narsrt vA qrcins ~ lg ~. per u rom
& t~ % s To"e q@' @ . ar 40. 10 ~. - = w i.is
really Common stock ou salt, Ane exclusive o ufy
Cows, which wee sold al &C. ~ dress - 10 noting "'1
Drought less than esc, 10 dress % ID ic supply ot
tflHe rd ''''i0 t after srae some c.rIois
SOLD a. nan toQ oc to dress 55 ~ p with number
VI Ssis ne. a. cleared at pIoJ4bla
th.t several a. loads VII oe ar lrd over
as g- on Market dealers 10 Drvs'rd Beef report slow
unsariariory raae al "a, 10. ,GnW.u 10 frSe ny
leHt eiae.tay :. al ba''t- ooushi y.ry 'pAfn.y
ma ma u Prime Dress. re.f were fSeyei ~
: r. k,drr tom Hanni6aI No. reports fair demand
~ 7a7 ~ T.. Herring re,s,c- car rom Detroit; ~ u
a.s and STAG, the selling rucs ed nom &C u 7c.
sAes1h Mes!IsiLgL ] @ = ~ FL! & 's u "a & % i547
D. At i.c.. Bun lG20 q. a. ie ,o. =
Al soc o. y inr " Alerton l. IIoi, steer, los D
gt " Sc d - do LIZ p. at -c Il do I,-b4 IL, a.
9a,c. le-s inc each IN d., lt93 N a. 'fr. ,o- q.
,auucs sod Tor y Norns: - ILLINOIS Steers 2'-
at &c. b D. a-d 81 Zach y DO 10 y, a. "'t - DO
1860 TO- -. ~ do IJ5a d. al sc' and Jvc each -
" tatrman soid er v Alerton 80 Illinois stsers
I Os2 IA Al s5,c.. 90 % lb de-, I.lH4 D. Al 5c.
n : Ro.rutAal sold fuf y. Morris 10 As-oGu steers,
! og AZ &c 5j M lees 35 the lot u do. ls4 a. q
o. >. "A Is, each a. 70 at PC, 10 do, J.! 30
n =. less each II dO llSl n, .. 9.c. 10 do !sa
h al g-g .eas each Il do l24O D. IL ~ To- DO, 2'-
NJ - sc sbd III ca,h II oxen, l,4tj B. al Sc 80 y :
BuIls d ~ CO per cwL, DO I4oO ., AT JS 49,
go = at37-c. 49, . go, -, ....--
Ols n At ssc 50 IS do - al &c; l6 DO Loo =,
NJ IU, 81 zach Is Oxen, l,30i D. At SIC 90 y
NJ Goldsmith sodi 10 LIMOS steers - n, a. g. o. ~
I.s. soc Zach Loo D. al sc do, llo- =, ~ &c
sud 5Oc each 40 lloa n, .te.e DO Loo q a. SO &c.
IL DO AZ 6l.c. 20 do l-2O ~ 81 s9e anu o. ese
10 DO 1903 % At gc les 10 90 tae q do i,''- D.
II Meyer lor \, Morris 20 illinois steer. ilg a.
.. Ia n ls do I1l at 54c, lh.e bOt each 10 do.
~. =. yI.s ~ do 10 - do, l.gTI n, al
g. and soc each do l8l d. a. SAe. IL do l..Ss d.
Al y1.Gl 80 d.. ,SOf u, al ss.c o., ,-.--,
= sd!sr 4 60 sold ioT j. L QasenhsTry IL Kentucky
sts.rz $40 a. at SAC. 81 10 10. LILO b al Be %
20 do sl mat s7.e Co l,j75 IA To- Vlsn 10 Dat
- LI n Bulil $50 =, at 3gc dol 800 H. al Ssc 40
iTy7 Ie ior kPIinasss Museum eteeis i''A s'.'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
c1os1Nn rn1crs or rnILApkLPnIa srock,
.rcrs OF M1NIvn srOcKs.
sAN FRAvCisCo CLOSING PRIC
Friday. To-day.


Government bonds We're strong and higher for me
los - and Is of 1881 The Secretary of the
Treasury today issued the ninetleh call TOR 3ZV-
FOR $50 OOO 900 of the COnsOls OF 1e6I interest 10
cease on MAY 24 This call makes total Of sou
OOO 600 called since about January l. Annexed
.r-. 4 L.. .I..- .-rr.... t.fr
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
6dulHqs Ddnis.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK. cor. -th-ate.
~ and lffh interest trs- uf r' month.
A4Set~ ..R3 $751; ul surplus .... -i'''- -
c. ". BSSCERRHDFF g. sec hitNAku a. b. LI. lt-+
INION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
= Broadway. 32t a.. and f'A.ly'.
Open 10 10 MoltW. Iul >t-Ir .iy,. .O tu :.
JOHN W BElTrON Pri .-tt
GARDNER =. tu APT y. Treasurer.
CHARLES O.. -plNtLi. -.r .rflI..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
financial.


-, STOCKS & City R.R. N!ors, and Eirt'U
CSt,cA- Bonds bought = 'o't Fl u iFiit Rr.t,.'-
GAo STOCKS.
Al Sew YORK ond B-oo>yo G,- stoc.. aaa al krs
GEO H. PEkNTI~-.
80 br'lii.-'.. - Y.
uENRY CLElYS & CO.. Bankers and Dealers
Government Bones, No il NeS Sc next door in t'r
Nes iorA AtA4 ties ID Qua. OF
qlautrs bought tnd sod .u commission, r" cara "a,
u- a. required Jn. M tit's bonds purchased
viuc-- made OBJ satisfactory collateral a' mlrstt att
deposits received -In Ct ~ cheek 20 sight iHrtts a.
llp uay haiIucr- fr.rf- ,y-ru'r' ~ The San f-4
,s,o aul London - tnanze- Members D. the NeNAOrK
~t1e. and GovcrUmtu, buni E1 1yh1ngr>
,r LOUIS KASsA, CGrr ASp Sogrg. n RAILWAY CoNPANY
~E-lErAhTs D!ti.K January :. l-it
NOTICE.-Thc annual meeting of stock
y holders ant ELECTION II DIRECTORS OF this com
pAny Ue held On C rsDAN MARCH 4 1873 Al the g"u-
.r office Oi this company, Do - Lou- Polls open liu 100
u IN O'Clock -. The stock transfer BOOKS VIII be-
'-'''' --'' - JANE r HOW. secretary.
ErNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.-The an
I meeting " The stoo AhOd-rs ot the BOn PAclnc
tt UlOte o. directors l0 "a" ensuing
wear transaction OF other business which
legally be- fore tho meeting VIII De head al is once 0i
g. Equitable Building. Boston un Wrirr-iF,
March . l--B az 10 clock transfer BOOKS vii Do
SIDNEY DILLON. President
Ro-t3u. Feb. 1 1879. HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
-scovr CALL oIclJtg ?. "



l-' . ....,..'.... .,
.'.'''+ ~ r,.. ..... ,.........-
80 ..... .... .....r,... ....
'' 90, .l.........,,,... g.. ....,,-
5.i -, -.......... 1-r..a,.. ,.r,
49, -,....... a.. ..,r.,. -f..
'' I,. -. 1..+ o., i..r.s...-
.'''.'- '''' fr.... a. ,,.
''' .'''.. '.' -'Ai'@,' 'i''
much after tl' fashion OF q r'W "t "i"N'. 4' vas
Northwest common stock that t.-. started lt' t..
;. ..,,. .,, r-,..,,, paa,f. first b. . decline. 60
-. - o.. .....
81 'l au" ihti " 'i'ti- DO '' - '-'' '''' I'VE ' 'i
-s the movement.
Union. p.-.ir ap4ued AT -9-!. sold at ia ST
., -.f .Ir:.I o.. --J.. anal .,.I. ..r..rt.
.I'H ""'" '' 90 - i''''', go
steady at about - until Iaii'r ltlt lH '-" t,.''
...,. r- ...ii r1nblrd 10 75U -}l.. NO reason Was
.. ..i,.- ,.e.l,,. and n ,-ouId seem tba-
s ,-t. ..- ,f...--..- -.r.
U''' "'' '''''' -.' " '''
.' t|.. \.ri1""Si common st"' h WIS very 81. i'''
and t-,...u.Iv fue-uat-l a- U... 90. 1 r'- cent
.r.. ...,.,+.. i... i+. I..t rr... flat WAS
.
It's pr' r'.' above its i""t>.' F'~- P,' ..'. .'-
.I.u Do, U..nra- figure. Seemingly the Northwest
.. ...l.. .... .,..,.,.,.. ..iI ti. .i..1, .r+ 8
f''.i' " f
-"l!t p. .Irht'.F good bd'He 10 I"' 'N'''' 'i
.bou, 5000 shares a. atoU; @). But t,us being
1,.. ,. ,-... first ,i....J to - Iatrrto --44 and
-.-,. .. .f..r
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

-, ,... ..r-.1 I CON y-irg.gfl Plur17
LIH H... So $50 --..--. - .-.
r..-.t.t rf.rI PluMls Ilr L'H
-.u....-.l .l4 luu..--.... BIO o'.-'''-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

EA~ STOCKS Z City R.R. N!ur2. and Eirt'I
O~t,ca. g Bonds Bought p 'ott FTH WIT HrlA'.,,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

& ;as g ST ar; ~; 'iT Z. dividend s seller 30 s:ys
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

AL Sew YORK B-ro>y0 Stoc.', a1I 4-o Al knt,
" 3roUSyu investment securities. 1vsi' 10 ~
GEO. Il. PEtNEl~-.
% ,rtiff Y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

GrrA-T--4I-s GruOH .. 5t.0G4c
NnLAs- E7torcign duls eS-oiie1as firm aud IN good
demand .,. -. -
NAVAL sroFF~- spirits Trr1.H was rather trmer
Iui ouri a. Resins al-o qu!e Il p ~ ~ -
common Id strained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-22
LABOR TROUBLE.
Fall River Maticrs---PrOspecf of Fur
ther Trouble.

FALL RIVER. August Il. \ largely attend
ed meeting of wraNers was held tonight, and
about two-thirds of those present were wo-
men.
Resolutions were adopted to ask the mills
for an increase of wages of l. per cent, the
report to be made at a meeting on the Both.
Ii the increase is not granted, and there is no
probability it will, it is expected a general
strike of weavers will result. The carding
room hands will also probably request a SIM
liar increase.
George IL. Eddy, treasurer of the Flint
Mills, resigned to-day. The immediate oc-
casion of the resignation is a disapproval on
the part of the directors of the cotton trans
actions of tie treasurer, who has dealt in fu-
lures, resulting in loss to the mill of sl5,-
$50. This loss is said Ia be offset bv 81 eqdal
amount made by the treasurer on purchases
OF actual cotton in the spring. No imputa-
ton of criminal intent is made by the direc-
tors, and thorough examination o. the books
show it, financial standing 10 he as repre-
scented by The treasurer.
John u. Flint was chosen treasurer pro
TEN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-22
THE tXOO OTTR AGE.
The Cause OF Dixon's ions
of Prominent urn.

NicksEr Ho. Miss. Angus, Fl. The imme-
diatc cause of Dixon, shooting was u bitter
personal quarrel that arose in II buidozing
affair Jult 2jlh. barksdalc i the nephew of
the democratic candilatc for ntcd States
senate. editor of the jackson Clarion. and
chairman of the democratic State executive
committee. The democrats Of Yazoo will
soon be earnestly opposed by full green
back ticket. If any attempt 10 bulldozc is
made, more trouble will arise.
WAsHI>nroN. August u. The Secretary
Of the Navy said of Dixon's death: such
acts consolidate the North more than all the
speeches of Congressional orators"
Senator Bruce said his views need not be
sought. Perhaps in short time lazoo
mob would threaten his lie if he did not va
cate his seat in the Senate.
Senator Lamar declined to give his opin-
ion, but believed the murder the result of II
street hrawl
NAZoo CTY, August 2l. Barksdalc, who
shot Dixon. was released to-day on Sl5. 900
bond. Examination was waived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


u;, -" 'ron' .suS n.Po." '"" s
t,n '1 w. ,,S,n.a ,' ;'',,'n;"n, CO. .ai
49,: .,. s1 .'f :. ,. WIN:
after the recent attempt 10 assasinate him.
10, Va, u,,.,cla, -; III ,ood - CO.,
,on,t. =. S,n"st'.,n,s -, .,, -. - a,.,.,a
"
"arapaidl NOT haVingeNperiencedad
ro,nrr -, CaJ,,ra '
me AUSTRIAN hospice organization IN Bosnia
anu herzegovina Is simply "epioraDie'
'nited states oohus steady IN response To
demand Tor Investment IN securities mere a
very large amount Oh nonds were made up Tor
transmission 10 New iorR.
Sir Rol"nd Hill. the originator of the uni
form penny postage, lies at the point of death
Ill MS ooth year
The Globe says the Colonial secretary has
not found it advisable to recommend a guar
antec for the Canada Pacific railway extern
SION
Russian and Engl ish commissioners SER
iously differ relative to The Limitation of the
ihfto-hu'slah lont'rr '"'~.l1'a1 eaGa AS '''''
ing the accuracy Of the survey.
John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous COM
mcdian and dramatic authority, is diving in
destitute circumstances.
Court martials finding apain.t Lieut. Carey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-22
YELLOW FEVER.
The Citizens Of Memphis EndeavOr Ia
Make New Regulations.

MEMPHIS. August 81. Ten new cases were
reported this morning. aud four deaths, At
i meeting of citizens residing in the southern
portion of the city, last night. Strong rcso-
iutions were adopted protesting against the
enforcement of the law prohibiting citizens to
venture hcyoud their premises after T. NJ
At noon the city authorities withdrew guards
attempting 10 isolate Chelsea. the citizens of
that sahprb threw 81 mauy Obstacles in The
way OF it. enforcement.
The expenses OF the Howard Association
are $1,000 daily. The SEQ. 600 in the trcasu-
~ when the fever commenced. has been
spent.
Twenty case, in all reported to-day seven
white Two additional deaths have occurred.
The odd Fellows have appealed to absent
members for funds to enable them to nurse
the sick members of the order. This is done
to avoid the necc, .iy of a call to the order at
large.
The shoulder to shoulder club of the St
Andrews Society of Memphis, call on all SIS
ter societies for assistance. All communica-
tions should be addressed to II. W Lamb,
Scc'y.
The thermometer ranged from CO to 81, to-
day
The Howard Association are determined to
withhold an appeal to the nation until every
dollar in the treasury i expended.
All the prominent sick are progressing IA
vorably, except Gen. Sketiington, whose con-
dition is critical.
II. Il. Dabncy, signal service officer, was
taken i'll fever tonight.
WAsHINGToN. August 2l. The National
Board of Health instructed agents not TO fur
nish ratons at all to those who remain in
Memphis, or other infected cities. and they
will furnish them to persons in camps, under
supervision only for a limited time. and I'M
der exceptional circumstances.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
Capture OF a Chilian Transport. with n
Valuable Cargo.

PANAMA, August II. Advces from Lima
of July 30 contain particulars of the capture
of the Chiian transport Rlmac, by n Peruvi-
an man-of-war. The Rimac was very richly
trcigh!ed, having on board cavalry regi-
ment Of 240 men and 2lj horses, 800 rifles.
an abundance of cartridges large stores of
clothing. 400 tons coal for the CHILEAN squad
ron, and quantity of food and munitions of
war. The vessel cost f1O.0o0 4 few weeks
ago merchant vessel captured one with
100 tons of coal. which were sent to Callao.
The Rimac and cargo is estimated to be worth
a million solc,.
The session ot the Peruvian Congress was
opened July -. The President declares he
will do everything possible to avoid the fur
Their issue of paper money, hut states the con-
dition of the exchequcr is far from satistac
tory.
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The officers of the Patrons of Husbandry
have sent out circular urging the members
of the order to meet in Portland ut the time
of the State Agricultural Societys fair. For
all oranges who send delegations or go in
force to the fair, and who desire 10 camp up
on the premises, tent ground will be fur
nished free. Farmers meetings will be held
each evening in large tent upon the ground
The following Grange Premiums are offered
the amounts to go into the Treasury of the
Grange to which they are awarded For the
best exhibit of Neat Stock (cattc and Sheep
of any breed, by any subordinate grange. $40;
for the best exhibit of dairy products, $40, 50 !;
for best exhibit of fruits, 81, SO; for best ex-
hibit of garden vegetables, 81, 81; for best Of
cereals, 50, 80 for best exhibit of house
hold manufactures, So.
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Miss Anna L. Ladd of this city. is home on
a short vacation from the Concord Pension
office. For anumbcr ofyears she was connect
ed with the Augusta pension Office rs chief
clerk having entire charge of the payments
TO widows, mothers and orphans showing
superior ability in the management of that
department, and receiving from Col. Drew,
the Pension Ag't. high compliments for her
accuracy and rapi'lity in discharge of bust
ness. On consolidation of the pension agen-
cies. Miss Ladd was employed at once at the
great pension Office at Concord, n. H.. and is
now chief clerk in the department for pay
mcnt of mothers, widows and orphans, having
under her charge from 20 to % clerks. Our
people will be glad to know of her success.
She will be ever kindly remembered by the
many pensioners yet living, who were paid at
this agency.
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPUBLICANS AT LEWISTON.
They Hold a Mass Meeting in the Open
Air.

LEWISTON, August ~. The republican
open-air mass meeting to day at Lake Au-
burn was the largest political gathering ever
held in this county. Five brass bands and
thousands of people from all parts of the
country were present Hon. W. II. Rounds
Of Minot presided. Speeches were made by
Hon. Eugene Hale. Hon. ID. F. Davis. and
Hon. ID. Lindsey. An artillery salute of IL
Blaine read that he could not be present.
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WASHINGTON.
PERSONAL.

W \suISGToy, August 81. Attorney Gen
eral Devcns returned and will decide the
question ofarrcars otpensions due the inmates
of the volunteer soldiers home.
Mississippi Commission.
The Mississippi River Commission deter
mined upon plan of operations and adionrn-
cd to 81. Louis Nov. 10Th.
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RHODE ISLAND.
A Great Swimming Match between Webb
and BOyntOn.

NEWPORT, August "a. Arrangements are
all made for the great swimming match to-
morrow between Mathew Webb and Paul
Boynton. Boynton is to be clad in his rub
Der suit and will use paddle. Capt. Webb
is to be clad only in swimming tights. The
match is for ) 900 side with additional
prize Of 81 900. Boynton is 10 cover Is
miles To Webb's 90