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, 1879-01-15

ma Is tihpIfnlIffIl mInlnRr TeIhlkeoFfTlcF HAFE
but Just eoirnttntt4f.
NEW AIMING DEPARTURE,
The advent Of ME. Letter. nj Field, Letter u
CO.. chicago, na miner INTO I.cadvlEle: nsteF-
then Cooper s. Dustcr. and nther Chicago mes-
chants. M also fofne from st. I."nis ami Kansas
CITY, l. truly new and admirable - well as
senstbsr departure. Men tan certainly 'naks .
with prospcctnrs In developing discoveries until
sucl, discoveries either ttr!ngs Thousands Of
dollars daily sell Tor colossal fortunes. It Is
certainly wiser and moro btstncss-llkc TO back
men NIIo know where tho veins OF country
exkts With $l0u {s claim Tor une'third or one-
half INTEREST," than 10 spend thousands II, bng-
Inc uf gambling Mining Hoatdf. Every man
with few hnndrct dollars can secure as many
half Or third mining claims by uniting with
sou1o expert pro,,ectnr. while the Same pros
pecis unnn whicl, tho law requires 100 nnh-
ally 10 bc expcm'cl NAY sell into tho hundreds
of thousands vi dollars.
CreTEH COt;xrr MINERS.
Tho pioneer miner .! THIS diatrirt Is Marth
rnn 1Snrcn 1foyt, ~ !4nTcrh1|. Iats; This
gentleman supplied thc tno.cy wllicl, founded
The ,nmp Of lso.tta tn fsi. built tho first roads
and imufcs, and furnished ali the tonls and slsp-
niles for j.,ng time. Edward EgGlessUn hns
urosnccted tile country tar 'nnrc Than any of'rf
sna.. lie knows of thonsat'd. ot veins with
surface Olltrrops, nnf yet claimed on the SnnErc
tlc Christie }sanEc, in the tircenforn Mnuntalnt,
nml the multitudinous foothills Of tic belt
sics.rs. 1loyt ani FgglcAttil own Tue Whit
l46t*, Hnli Et1u linlIs ~ ID IuCAteu l1BtAE III
Isn.ita town limits. Tho stranecr WHO wishes
mining cistth with Mr. Ecglcstnn has fh: =. t,ny
the half ur wl,olc assctstnc,It WORK. .--4ifNu ur
$M-nn.l tins half ur unefnGrth. II. T.. Aus.
tin. late County Commissioner, enanrpged
nro,pccturs mucn the first years Of the camp.
trusting tlcnt with supplies while they
worked III the lfiIf. slnfia y. Austin. his
wife. is quite Il large mininE-propcrts nwncr.
hetnl. Mr. Eyulrstut'e partner IN n Number ri
claims. Mrs. Mary Wright Warner and Mrs.
:sIary y. Nih!c. us aisn Mrs. .insrphlne Wc!,s'.
nre nw,,crs Ut many very sa!nnhlr mining H.
tcreste. I.en,uei kuyncr. Of oregon, Mo-, and
Mr. William Barrett, Ut Rochester. y. T.. orc
aiming the stulle.l pl,ntcra. having held On III
firm -fnftti IL thls district. Mr. Barrett IS q
partner with E.glcstnn IN tic Hello Df Atlanta,
nj Silver Gilt. 4. T.. nthIe ets n large investor
In ininc4, Curl Wnlslrn WIS here 10 1s1;}. and
has lnaAe II number u valuable iotuttons.
William tSliercr> Sctn,lIichl n1ul 1usepll 8cout-
ilct, of Aary1a4i arc I!nn,srr>;; and own l'alf
md Thomas 1.lnsd, Mlnin.-En.lnrcr T. n.
Clark, Harry liunna, VI i:o!h Island, ill.,, Sam
| rcl Wilson, lnhn ~. Warner. The llat,.
tipotgc y, .t1anls, LIE Hum CharIcs S.elrr. thr
| lion. William Mpl.oughiln, ti,c ll,.,.
]. A. Dnv!t, -. rh.nnpsn's f'rnt!,crs.
l.. q. CooHlbs, Charles K,,now. Frank
Canlns, N. Mast, William Tall, and mans
uthcrs, are fortunate tntne.oaiers In this
county.
, 1879-01-15
MISSISSIPPI OvERFLOWS.

uhhhtHy M Hatcr tho sas's"rf' F'nwh-
Mara outlnts thstead Of Lcfees Nrede'l-
tiow to improsc Navigation md Reclaim
WAsutsoroy, D. c., inn. III send you far.
"..'s.. r.... .,'. .',,t.".- ~ s,.,. 1.I,,,
t.es e1"as's t'sn ."s s'.se ~ ., r''." ~o
Co#aeh' ol Mesnbt'is' beiore toc llousc eoh
,hc navigation Of ,he sllsslssippl, prevention Of
,vo-Tove All root.n,tIor NJ thn to,v t,n.,. 1,v
.,,...'s ~"' ~ ~ ~ a,,,., ...,s,. -
means OF inc ont!.t ssate"' .-
It was unanimously ordered TINT the argument
bc prtuted. 40 TIM. Congress- and tho country
might sec ths many facts presented. First
a.'en. .hs,,, w.. .ha .xtsrt ~ o,orn.,w ,r M.
"o"s .ne.. M 40 ."' aa,,a.s " .a,1. ~, 81.
ctei1cc to stx cross SECTIONS ma'lt ny the ef'-
gtncers, which shows that the mean average
overflow Of tho body Ia twelve feet dccp bv
for,r,tcvcn and half ,n]cs r., breadth or cuual
, " an.1,or n rrn roa. III 'sut .,. s.c. ~
TO s1 ana quarter ,,1 tts'ons .i snplc @ tsst o.
wascr' wnsch "oMla relu'fc sne Flvcr clgnty-
ionr Gafe - n'sc.as9e. & Tns M .lstS nos III.
tr 9 o. "aser a 70 Hoe so ~ fTer sr iFG IN
reiershse t,S to IT. tno s1a.1t ., s. o"1"en ano
Rainfall l o. tllo @ chtlfe ooay was aoout oenty
Ilsn tfilions cunG t lGet. tnat u WnnH! Is1ahs
aSo a.1n IaIo s 10 ~ ~ M fea KIT, ~ ~ +hat ~ ~
inrts nes wue @ ana loacet n,n, % taGt 10 ~
cnNEEc t!s sA!n.aaa ~ LIN eeTt !. "uMa .cl'.tS ~
tnfee yeare sl.1nnEn Ihs sane" e'at.,G. ai. I
T ~ ~ tt s 80" .hns ia .1,,a,.tr. ~ in,nns
laes 81 tnese lasts inat the auvncaaes VI 'ssees
anu 1etliea Want u eosG ~ o. outets' anu Wnsn
te siser u t,s.a n'iu !uai " ~ Ins
tiicv Woniu tofec ll,o Waler o. lieu MaseF it'to
tlc Mieslks!ppl' wnaeA moG!o nnse .ne G.aeet 20
DICK inc waters o. IT. Mlsslss,ppl sI'o uusnIa
I!vefs up many n,'tGs, euceM.nR the ""t.,uw'
walch VA ths pflmo caute u AZ over
ilows. Mhcn, oy the t'an nc propossn,
tne waters OF Nen h.vcs "outu Eeck 1ae
GuiI lcve' F!a tno Catcas'eu II GonE c,ensns "
nies M'tn rs many " IT, ~, ,.i, ~ IN g1s " ~ ~
1tea 10 ino moGtn o. thu MisMss,ppi m .ser.
, 1879-01-15
STATE NATuRAL-HlsT0aY SOCIETY.

NORMAL, ILL.,, Dee. 20. 1s7s,-A number OF
Illinois natural!sts, finding themselves tn At
tendance upon scsstn of the State lIostlcul-
tural 3ocicsr, At Springfield, met for con-
sultation In tI,u Stats MHacum r'oms. III tho
l!th day u! Drcttnhcr, 1878, and otEanlzed by
selecting Mr. 4. II. Wofthrn ID ChalFtnan aud
alr. 8. a. Forbes. us 6eerntaES.
Mr.. Fortes having la&.. Letora tho meeting
the correspondence relating tn tt.c formation OF
statc Natusll-illstory HoJcty. it was found
ti,nt this following uaturaliaks, presGtlt either Ia
person or hY lGtlcr, werc ton l.Iltttti IL the
movement, and prnthiscd aid a1st c"'opcrat1o"'
A. II. Wosthen, Curutof State Museum. spfln8'
ryrus Thomap, s.ate Enlomulostst. CaTbondalsi
Ifoi. Il. j. Nisft s.atr Industrial cnlssF41's,
Mls. i:in,na \. Smith, Peoria;
il. +. Atw"A, thica.a;
4. v. rhamas. Ch!easo;
i'h,i:p II i; siss:i M.!:,. 'si: .fjsdo: asa"''0''
rtof. % j. j. COMFY. hisekbnrn University. Car.
III. liey. A. .. nu.'sll. Pe2la;
-. y: tpson. tsoskfa'd;
f. 81. HtbsicE. WaIefmaui
William t:tuusl. Alta;
lruf. A. Il. Taylof. Llueola uaiverslt5, L.a
+. u. Earlc. eobleus
JAle4 slaW. NJ. Iatrnl1s
| Lai.ra C..;rsraSe, thsAgo;
Mi:" H. T. t. t'rj:ss; us4;n':a, n@a''5!f; Riy,,,.;
J.. 4: Fltlet. srF.n2;isil;
| lf. IL. II. lta.its;sr, Chicago;
aoFn Nof. Ei!.1pni .
pf"t. +. i. Da.siu. Chicago unirscaity. Chi.
ftcf, s. Ii. Peabody. 1u.u.lslal University.
| Champaign;
! +. J. tatare: Asiins; .-.
Frnt. .. r. tiay. Abingdon College, Abingdon:
Ds. !. n. Lantorlh, t:4traxu;
u. Il. 4. FjpsF. Chicago;
Ethn ll9.f, Athchs;
T.. u. ". Dsnwn. aurora;
IT. u. AlrEtsdut Hf0o1llh:ton
Joseph Carter, President .tgnsstA Sucletf. Perm;
=: 4. Forbes. Director Stata Laboratory. Eos-
mGt.
After . general comparison u views ap&'u thu
subject In all Its bearlugfp It Was iIllnlElou$y
a:rset, ou motion Ut Prut. liurEifI, that III,
Secretary be instructed to Gull ilertlAs, ior
organization. fl Chirago, st suc4 lime ~ le
| tuiKnt think best
III pursu4utu of tless Instructions, I Eespcet-
fully lnsIiu all el.xcus VI linuls, Interested III
my branch If Natural History, TITO btoaticat
| sensu Of tue tertn, ,--tn cunyene At thu Palmer
| iluuse tlub-ruoIt. In Cleuco, at 1u q. III. Of
t'uurs!ay, JAN id 1917, for the purpasu Of
taktl'g such action cullsrrnu1 tbs formaslot "
| i State huelcty ~ may then seem best.
! .. A. foAux4. secse.uJ.
, 1879-01-15

foreign gEonld) 1t wns st. Paul wilu said there
were - Eond many thfnga In this world TINT
Counsel upon tho otl1cr side nstcuci1 to 4 cor
rcctfou: by saving: "Oi, no; II want IT. Paul; !;
It was Judge Royce WIN cnunciatti that doe-
trina" For tho nonce the laugh was upon
Brother Uavent,t,rt
, 1879-01-15
IllplttharIn.

As al Instance OF the maligpahcy OF tho mod
cr1l xe-t!iphtAerta-tt is mentioned that
for Two ycars It has ragged in somo districts OF
Hungary. Iu une town !, 133 peEAous out o{
81, ,Oa0 bare lately been attacked. and R.7 have
died. The u4alaJy Is al4o extremely yirulept tn
Vienna.
, 1879-01-15
MAI. RENO.
The Court OF inquiry Fairly Under
Way.
Whittaker's Letter and Its Charges the
Basis Of Operations.


o.o,raor Lon In,roLuces the First Of
lila Wftresscs.
'' "''"'''~''
---
Etatomeut OF Lieut.. Mceutfe' OK tae
Enoirear oo.nn.
rh. f,ourt of Ioau,ry In the case Of Sfa1, Reno,
Seventh Cavalry. wcru PROMPT IN beginning
N m,'h spcctater an ip Reno o occupied .sat to
,hs T's ,,aht ri tho no,rl. and wa IN comn,ny Of
young md plcnsnntlook'ne civilian, who' As
eubacqueut proceedings viii slow, will act an
Important part IN lhc 1nseMlsat,o". SeseseI
officers attached to Gen. shcridaus ttaH were
a.s' msssnH, ~ =" co,". na r,ns.,s. wars Ar.
COMPOSING the Court. ana wltnesses, "sse ',sr ar
anh hci,. cno,,1rttca and ,}rrsscoats, swords,
aua . "ss, .a. .pa' ,.,,,a a. ard and. NJ c,lt ac.
@ ,outrrmen,s r % which. united swell out the .tsum
,otol'' Of official Importance.
- Tie record OF tho tlrsk Gays pfoeeedlnes WAS
real BY Recorder Lee, and. when he hatl fin.
ishcd, Mai Reno rose and Informed the Court
that he bad retained Mr. Lyman u. u'lbetf' OF
Harrisburg, Pa; a. lI. COUNSEL and he would
now Introduce 1h'a gentleman.
Recorder Leo directed the attention Of the
r.,.+ IA t1c fnct thai m the H-et ,,ay .be lat
a eou't 20 W. " s 49, w 4s,.I @ 80 T.s,, , s ~
Ter written ny NloJ' Hcno 10 tne FFcsloens ASK
ing for tho Court OF inquiry had been rend.
,r,ro ,xere nnncn,tc9 tn ti,at tloc,,m.pt several
'he4e W. "ppsN W s.as
other letters, anI tflcec naturally becatnc por-
ton Of bis application. une Of these was
n~-rn un,rrrw nv pvpnru,cp vurrr.rvp
LEl4E" "t''t'h" - s"@oA'In "hiAAAAhh'
al Mount Vernon, N. T., who had n,ndc specific
charges against Mai. Reno, auti tho Recorder
49,, 49, -. T., r.......s .'e...t..t.,, =. ..ss -
nskeu tnet lie oc esa"Ico peIH'4salon toEtao anu
M make that letter part III the basis OF tnvest-
,,o,,,p
ea.,''",
Mr. Gtloert, Tor h1aj. Reno. objected to the
Introduction Of this lcttc1, and entered the rrO-
, 1879-01-15
Southern Democracy sHit llulltgoxtuR.
Ilrk4hNfG iAta1. Ntr4I4 iitxtn

j.
Whils there IL no doubt that the tnycsttca-
tlon nov being nllde In New Orleans Ia for party
purposes, shcru IL also no longer roon to ti,'ubt
that llrnaerats til tE,At Stats hare cotnluitte I'd
urts VI ytoteuco that should t,e punished. Gov.
Nichols. In l!s nessagu to tie Legislature, us-
sests that there voru acts OF yIo,rnve IN Texas
uud Coiturdla Purishrs, AMI In other aocalitirs.
lie cunylntulates the Legislature on tue fact
that III ainost nil portions Ut tue State the laws
Aavu been observed, mud tiat wtets violations
llays occurred they hayn lusu In nearly
all cases punished. We think tbu tarta
he himself gives this public make It un.
ucressury ior him 10 olIer INV co',geut uatioua.
THIS journal " = Democratic journal, but W.
DON'T SEQ anything Il, rcjulse ut,out. W. did all
We could TO aid Ill tho election Of {iov. Nlcku!s,
hut VIC iatl to sec anything Dem.Tratte III the
tlteus ot yiolcnc@ in Irnsas, CtnvuT1ia. and
Ouavhtta, ~ VIZ huys heafl Ut tc!u. They aiut
sanctioned by law. und they aEo not sanctioned
Nv u word, linz. heDtclIcc, ur paragraph III my
Duluursat,s platform we ever real In Gar llyes.
They nre mot apprsIvtsl by Democratic leaders
u Democratic journals VI stauGtn1 ehfwbare,
H,1 VII are disappointed that (iuS. NICHOLS ID
AItistcd tu offer this uutilucly co,grltulas,un,
COUPLED With III ailillis&iun that the tlse.uut
Administration Ut Louisiana is ullahc to puntah
ltu riuluturs ol the la%. lis Insertion
that u '4few Ioealit!e4 thr1o have utrurreu
during tho Inst frlr sO:,le oE lho.o Htll Ut wa
lcnca ati luwlcssrtss hrh iu tilts 6tnte, n In
olh@r ssctions VI thu country, occasionally hup-
! peu, Mud which, whitu startling aud distressing
, 1879-01-15

Mr. Louis F. fherasson, the lawycr who was
indicted for swinllng his client, Mrs, Xabr!skc.
o,,i OF Si5,U0o, wns found ruity By the Jury In
the Court VI Oyer nEd Tcrmincr. The criminal
Was Mre. Znfrlskto's trusted ndvtscr. lie orIg5-
nally !oancl the amount which he subsequently
appropriated to hts uwr use on properly In
Harlem. carly In 1874. \ year afterwards the
tnortgagcors were really to nay. Tt.r willy law
ycr went to Ills client, Induced Tier to sign sat.
i<faeton piece ot the ground tliut the SECURITY
was insec'ire, anu promised 10 rctnvest her
money. Thu lnnrtgaru was satisfied en the REG
ord, tic lawyer obtained tho illonuy hut in
stead ot iuvcxsIng 1t for Mrs. xalrlskc's b,ne-
IL lle. applied 1t TO hts own use. liz
lost Hlt his ttsDey, anti wAs uuable o tnnkc res
tttus'an, e0 Esc gavc Mrs, Xabrlak.c lth nort-
gace OIL Ills t,ntlse. claiming that it was lrst.
The law on this subject Il sterircsly clear. II
the tactE were rs charged, tho transaction
scusvs. The jury were Judges Of the fact, and
tlIry bavo declared Mr.. ThctassOn rui!ty,--tlIat
Is. The, facts ~ charged In the Indictment arc
;soycd. 1t 10 to hc hope,a, therefore, that the
'rhcre,h has bcen nito.c.lcr too much s~lndliug
by lawrrra. It is time 10 begtn the work uf
reform by scnt!nr sn,ue OF these respectable
awln!ess 10 State Prison. Against
lawyers US ciuss VIZ have nU
utSct,os. hut ,i.c legal shark WIN prey. OH lia
rllcut'x subEtaarr deserves 10 .ncsvv. Estates
nr, rut,l, II, ty tpt,, hu,I he only rerrsa 1. thp
| tutocnt inquiry: "Nhat arr you going tn ,lo
about =" Mrs. Zal'fls'tic IL ttnohscrtshet BY
1ae es'tno ~ ns. acc't.3an ass1lt t' Mns'fa .lie
enIEts M ~, " inns oI1t. u;u Sou'eIIeu 1hs hsM'-
"liIe1ai snarattel ~ whlcn W vas Gnanieu 70
n!s w .t''.nls Gteta1!t,s. ~ ~ euusia
eilto ivy II ~ themselves - uo Mla. l'It'e ,ney eah
@ - ."1 sI.i' -, ~. 's.'.s . ~. %
.nte ~ ". tno .Ht'tS y. pe! Wy" hnt"t net 'nls
Hs ne,snoo1hnou nnt its ltont seats. lneFassni1
"aHea etoo pee'nha's' Lei Tue ""rk 70 olt'
.
Hayes Three HorvicrA tn tho Kfpuhllcan
1'arty.
S<,r JArf Nation f{n".,
Thc nrcscnt AdInluistratitu u III. at thp cpi
,t 10. ..., Law, r.,,,r..l H.. ,,,.,,. .,,.., a.,
vi ~ .e'" ""'o '..'".'t.1 t"e u"'' ''"ee II.
'stinab!c services, In Relieving 1t IT reslonst-
!.t1ity for tt,s condition vi tic South, II, re-.
storing encrlr-1,aymruts and completing tie re-.
f,,dIn, ri t,u. n,,f1f. ,1..,+ md II, r,rt,t, ,t
''1 -. wv .' " ~.
'F'''cH'"'"hso u '"c ssa''ua's " '"e o1"''l
Eeg11nH Ey tour ychrs oI Oh the WhOe, ture ufI'i
orderly government. hut tile w..akneaa at thc
rrrsItlpnt unl his Cub1urL in The mnt.rr III
'N''! "''I'," "Ao ~ '"'e" ~ '"a','
ayers tlsat psopan'y no aItchltlt to "po''st Win
prIlic" tu all this Will bo nsadG,
and The marty will TINA In, tlunrirsu nj
,.r., Ina ,I,hc.+,, h,,,, y yo-r ,,.of,, ,v.nn,,.
r,,.t,s ~ :. ~,
s"f F''l' st'o"sse feason4 u VIII prouanly nor
Reform. The greatest misfortune, ~ We havc
uftcn maintained In thrse columns, that cuullf
twjull Ills reform was to bayp It t1hcu up II,
theory wlt artlor ty President ut l,t,.,,,estiu.
e s!.,tvsitY AMI trnactty and then cftl!pr R!a,,-
uoises Ut a1seeEagoet! Hlthont e1p'ahatlon "tldsl
, 1879-01-15

Kesuinplton In The CUrnerx The Effect
upon tho iiusIncss Prospects Of That
Famous Loca1tty-A Public Meeting to
brotew
, 1879-01-15

the hill Oh which be tnaae his stand, tho wttueas
was closely questtonca. tfc said That the TWO
hauks Ut tho river at tho spot lurled wcre nI,out
equal In hight, alll Wt1o generally luwcr than
pt auY othcr point for sUnle distance up the
stream, THO Witness stated that bis Knowledge
Of the COUNTRY at this point WIS derived fran
others; ho hlmse!t did not seo tbs river. THO
w(tuess stated that III ouu Of the raYlnes near
the point whcro Custer waY oycrpowtrcL wcre
found tho bt,dics ot twcntY-c!ght soldiers. nBti
from this saylns, ln1icatea Oh tho u1ap ~ !" II 1"
aud to which lhe truopa were evidently retreat.
lnG by two lines to make stnnu tuwcther,-
upon this left luo
STRETCHED 1 LINE oy noD1Es WITH ERIRHIsu
tNTEKYALB.
Tho crest "E was literally covered With dead
officers and meu, knu here wete f0un.a utll.
Custer and several utheF ottlcGEs slain, leaving
no. = soul to srll tls tale. ;lto Indians must
have been present at thts polnt IN oserwbeail!l!:
ayur Two or three hours. Witness arrived ap.A
tue battle-ground At about 10 u'cioek Ua thu
morning ot the a7th, two day. after the ttgtt.
Hs thcn Eaye further PARTICULARS coneefniuK
he saw It. TAe Valley Of tho L!.i!u Big liorn
consisted Of the bottom proper, ab0ut ltQ fcet
on citLcr side Ut the stream, mad littlu highet
up broader stretch; which g,.'.,: gr1'l,:
stretched the plalus beyoud. The ilrst portion,
the narrow belt, wRs COVERED With q SPARSE
growth Of timber, chlely OK tbs cotlouwopl
variety. Inc next formation was devoid d
timber. belu9 open country. Mil. Renu's eu
cauplnent was about four ,lll1es in direct ltue
from tue Indian village, and across tho river
lie should judge that Gen. Custer must have
been about quarter ii mile To the rear Of hl.
kkirmtsh line. Tncru was heavy tEull from the
lord OF tue river fndlrAtet " ''B" upon thl
map, u where the bo1ies were found Ut ''E,
distant nearly two miles, in1icslIux that Custer
must bare attempted to cross tho river at tnai
| point, and hau been driven back BY oscr
| poweFtng numbers. Tho trail boTo ths
, 1879-01-15

~ out ~ 1eet trar lteel lo'fc c|altn Gr,nfl.ll
intn4 md thu len. Franklf'I. TIM rlutms
are JaeIsaons!!ie. ,G"in. security. Gulu l!oanl,
Gurrudqn, No rou Don't. and Aonrd uf
vtoa4Ius the Coin Ridge. rl.su aro ain,ost
thousands ot exceedingly reis prospects III tllts
vicinity which ran hc purchased wholly ur by
SECURING large Insrrcats during this wsusrr.
mines l'oro viii brna biS money, BECAUSE oper.
at"rs IN inislcs knowing their values arc coming
hack when tile s,low leascs. Hundreds Of rir.
'nru aud agents for eotpDratious are residing
near ttle foothills this winter unxtollsly uwatt.
!nG for spring to cutl.r.
slLygH CLIFF x,Hxa.
George 1laIurJ. Jo!,n Edwards, and Robert
Powell aEc the three Mi1Iioslairs proprlrturs,
bluf, Or cliil, Of hur.,:stiyrr ru:k All wure
very poor then, yet honrs., upright, ant hjyI.y-
respccts;l citizens ot K',sita. They locatri tic
l.aeins Boz silver ct'lE, Bslfast, Web Mount
Silver, Chlor Silver, l.cgai Fender, Agate, aud
U;ler clatns. Theso ctutll,s haye PRODUCED, uutl
a1e sill proanrinv, lprge!y of rich cAtot,uv Ut
@ s:Ner aau Ear Saroo.,ate ot 'ead aud COPPER ORES.
| having strong uss..ctulIon Ut peroxide Ut Mas,-
gaucse. Dcpltl will s,iow, Us isueinga aow uy,-
dtncc, that below the contact, Or at or near thu
c.iantr In formation, lead carbonate and rhI,,r-
ide u silver will be Immensely larger aud rIcIi-
er. Cassl.lay IL Co.. oHncES Vi the kibx-o| the
Valley Mine, driving triple shlEas duwnwarlis
u fasts!s men alid tools ean do slls work. Al !
depth Of lQu 1cet they layo VERY rcl ores wAlci,
they are slip3ln. At large prutts. Ex-Sneriii
tho 1iou. frun;: bnsley, Ut Canon City, AID his
partners, are driving several shaits on various
cfatn4 dorm to Esstler a.ld larger ore bodlca No
surh dsplay OF very rich Orc bus aver tcen seen
~ arc shown ut or urouna Silver CtG. Eighteen
! thousand 1oilr SILVER ura was Huyc1 beforo
u!ucd without u wiadtass or other styla Ut sEsp.
luusps, wh!cl. nleans tRat ail dug Is shipped
] away without throwing aide anything for waste.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-09
The ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE MORNING. JULY

s.75; light 3 9OM4.1O; choice heavy s.so@4 10. Cat
tie, receipts 5000: shipments 2,sl all prime, ripe
cattle 95 90: fair to good chipping SO @40o
sruN, July Flour, moderate demand; un.
changed. Corn quiet; mixei and yellow 47M48Hc
Oat- .steady and firm; No and extra white 42n45c;
No. white Ale: No. 3 white and No. mixed 800
80 Rye Quiet and unchanged.
NFw YoRk. July 81 cotton quiet at l2a @12Hc
t futures steady. -lour. demand fair and prices
tate and weste',. ss.15a4 90; common to good
extra, 81 lo04.4O; good to choice 81 5o@6oo:
s. os@s 90: st. Loui.. s4.loaeso: Minnesota
patent S,.7sMsOO Wheat, steady: recelps 49,
200 bushels; rejected spring, Sa@8Sc; No. do,
s,m9ae: No; do, 9s@$l.M; No 2 do, $l.12hMl;l5:
s1.H: No do, l.i5: No ado .22(0l.22; No. %;
ungraded amber, 81 l6@1.2O; No. 2 do $1.17GD1.2O;
u graded white, $l.l4@lls: No. 2 do sl.l6 Ml,l7;
extra do, sales s.0oo bushels at $l.2oGl 81; No.
red July sale, $4,000 bushels $1.l9.a @l2OA !:
o extra zas wsts ss ss sd s ssssa
frner; western 64@65c. Barley dull. Malt quiet.
'orn qui receipts. 5000: low mixed 4sAM47c;
angraded 41@4ec; No: July ~ bid ~ asked
asked. OATS the demand Is active; receipts, 49,
0oo bushels; mixed western, 39n41' white vest
ern. a0@i43. hay quiet. Hops nrm demand: year
and unchanged; fair to good refining $6.44D
$S.62h. Molasses quiet. Rice steady. Petroleum
dull; united 699s; crude 1!O5@lO5a; refined $l.O7.
Tallow steady and unchanged. Resin quiet. Turpen-
tine at 1877 M1.27hc. Eggs quiet: WESTERN 1Gn 49,
Pork steady: new mess 10 25 1880 old mess $l0bO.
Reef steady. Out meats firm; long clear mid
dies. S. 2505.75: short clear, b.75 Lard steady;
prime steam $6.27h Butter dull and unchanged.
Che SO very steady at S@Sc. Whisky, firm, $l06.
NEW YORK. July s.-Dry goods business con-
tinues light in all departments. Cotton goods quiet
and firm, Amosseag and Pearl river denims adj
vanced &c. Dark prints in moderate request but
prices not yet made for leading makes. Mems wear
woolens quiet and steady Cloakings and repellanis
in moderate request Foreign goods quiet.
Lo.DoN, July s.-Refned petroleum 6s 4hd. Lin
seed oil 2Ss Sd.
ANTWERP July 8.-Petro'eum 17Af.
LIVERPOOL, July 8-Cotton shade easier;
6 15-l6@7d sales 5000 bales: for speculation and
OK, ort 1000 bales American 3,9l0 bales.
California white wheat average ssDos Cd; California
white wheat, club 9s 3d@as Sd; red western spring
No. 2 to No. "a I'D ass Sd; red western winter
No to No. IS Tod p9s Cd Corn, new western
mixed 4sn4s I'd. Tallow, fine American 32s Sd.
Lard, American $40 Sd. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester steady. Wheat receipts for the past
three days $4,000 bushe American 81, 0oO bushels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MnwAUKEE, July s.-F1our quiet and UNI
changed. Wheat opened firm and &c higher:
closed firm; No. hard. 81 .O6H; No. 2, $l,01A :
July, $l.O1A August 1880; September 971sc: No. ).
Ssc; No. 4, sac; rejected 74c. Corn higher and in
good demand; No. ., $3.50. Oats firmer and
higher; No. 2, ssAc. Rye higher and in COED
demand; No. 1, SIC. Barley nominal: unchaneed
No. 2, &C. Provisions quiet and easy; mess pors
quiet at $50 cash. Lard prime steam, sos. Hogs
frmer, neglected; S3.7O0s.sO Freights, wheat to
Buffalo &c. Receipts, 6,398 barrels -four IT.
$50 bushels wheat. Shipments, a. 1872 barrels -four
263 bushels wheat.
CHICAGO. July 8..-Flour quiet. Wheat demand
scttve price advanced; unsettled; irregular: No
Chicago spring $1.OOA cash; 1OOA bid July; $3.50
DID August; $3.50 September; No. Chicago SIC
rejected 7307Sc. Corn, good demand and q shade
higher; No. high mixed $3.50 cash and July; 37A. g
August; $500 September; rejected $40. Oats fairly
active and shade hi he.; 33N cash and July; 29%
August: 282c September. Rye fairly active and a
shade higher; 81. cash, July and August Barley
dull and nominal. Pork inactive and lower: as. 3OH
9 82A cash; 9.8509.S7 August; s.9509 97h Septem-
ber Lard inactive; So .O71.@ 6.1O cash; 6.12L. "a
6. IL August; 62O(06 22x September Bulk should.
ers $3.96; hulk short rib AS; bulk short clear
sos. Whisky steady: $l.05. Receipts, 10000 bar
corn 14s 600 bushels oats 5000 bushels rye; 1000
bushels barley. Shipments. $500 barrels -four
900 bushels wheat: 174,0OO bushels corn; Sc, OOG
bushels oats; 900 bushels rye; 1000 bushels bar
ley.
CHICAGO, July s.-Hog receipts Is, 600: shipments
4,1oo; dull, weak and lower; mixed packing 3.o0@