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New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
HORSE MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. April 5-The Printing Cloth market
Inactive and prevlous quotations ~nOly nonina
but without sales 10 make change.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Total sAlss for the aaY.
li4' buyer 80 DAYS 27 seller 80 days f2eh buyer 10
LOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.


Government bonds were not active but prices
were strong. The transactions at the Boards
amounted 10 1900, distributed as follows !:
$40, 900 registered Us of 1881 at 1864. $35, 900
coupon IS at 1882 aud 900 registered at 102l
$51,50O coupon 4l2s at 109@109ls, $4,000 cOu-
pom As at 1914 1O71s and 50. 900 registered at
1071s. District of Columbia 3-65s sold at 02l2
The market closed strong at tho following quota
tiOns:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
1--WE srOrK MApKEI.
For Tic weoh ending AptI .. .osO.

NTITITIH.
l,rrrs. ffw- Cqiv.s. s.,rn tul t.A.ulA Swua
li.-G1 lij 2.7i1 @i,1bo a"O53
TLtsr were soid A. the ionoHIng par~s:
Be'vcs Coy4. rtlveA Srrcp sv'nr
Jersey CfY st"cR-iard-. 1lW - lii ~.i1V l1.1.5
Si,iir,'i. ................ tlt3 l3l 2,2jD 1913
Iorl.,tt-~'. y. i:......... 80. -. -. l5@6{
RccrItsiast WocE.,....1l@7O l37 f7.7 2tll0 9l..Si
tO!. W' - arl year 300 10 $50 .l..~' $50 80
a.. lcCts la. vrA lO9J6 lJ1 32ji 1IdlJ j-,3DG
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
POLICE eoURE.
The Big Judge Salivstes Few More Sin

The Big Judge Salivates Few More Sin
nera
Fred. Brossard was fined 50 and COST for run.
ming hack withent Q lc0ise.
Mary Tole. woman residing In the fashionable
par, of Buckt6wr, was sent 10 tho Works for three
mon hs for yagraney.
]. ". Poore, Of Virginia. went into the Arcade
barber shop yesterday afternoon. and getting
shaved and cleaned UP, refused to pay for the
same. He was arrested and this morning was
tined $40 and costs
Dennis Muicahey. charged with being 4 com.
mon thief, was sentenced by the big Judge to
thirty days and q fine OF S'60 The prosecutor
reminded the Judge that the extent OF the law
was thirty days and So "An right said His
Homer; "Wea make It sSo' then, bat I'm sorry 1
Then James Bolsn sto0d up on the same charge
Il don't want these men TO be released at the
same time" said che Judge. 80 I'll Just make
this fellers sentence forty days and $6." Again
the Judge was reminded that the sentence could
not be more than thirty days, and ten days mad
to be knOckedo on
Isaiah qunsll. for vagrancy. and VIM. LLOYD for
drunkenness were sentenced to three months
each. ~-
Jennie Copeland was sentenced to thirty days
and fine of S25; and John Foley to thirty DAYS
for stealing about four dollars worth Of oysters
David Brahen fer interfering with the officers
in the arrest of Copeland and Foley, got three
months.
The cases aga nst the Stewart Variety Show peo-
pie were continued until next Wednesday. a,S
George TOlbert q c0iored boy was sent to the
Work house for thirty days for being suspicious
character
Danel Helle. convicted Of stealing calf from
the Union stock Yards, was sentenced to thirty
days and $l00 fine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Potatoes steady snd quiet and ample rseeiptA
We quote: Peachblows at &004Sc per bu. choice
early rose ct 81 s00a 90 per Of IN store
Poultry: Chickens in fair demand st q 5o92 50
for live and y 76sSS for dressed per dozen as 70
average and condition Turkeys at 6>z@7c Der
per dozen.
Peanuts In fair demand and market steady and
well supplied. Tennessee at 4M@4lae for white
and Se4@4c for red per lb. Prime 70 choice VIZ
ginia at 5@ss4c per lb
Howdef is in lair request aud steady st ee@6 60
for rife, and S2 2ss@36 for blasting, per keg.
Rags in fair demand and seady: Cotton, white,
at 41sc and mixed at 3lxe per ID, Coarse woolen
ct l1Sc and soft a. 17a1Sc per lb.
Salt: Turks Island quiet and steady at A004sc
per bu. Coarse Liverpool at 81 2Q@1 25 per sack,
Ohio River and Kanawha ct 81 % per barrel OF
Starch squiet and steady. We quotes pe9rl.
3h@31ac: royal gloss, 6a61sc Imperial 4tse;
diamond gloss. Go; corn, 611s61sc per lb.
Soap Ia In fair demand and steady. We quete
German, SIC: extra olive, SIC; family, 4te;
German olive. afc; blue, SIC; amber, &c per ID;
white, IS 70 per boz.
Seed: Clover seed selling at s1t@s1zc per Ib, In
store, and about 10 less on arrival Timothy
quiet at 50 per bu in store Flax firm and in de-
mand ct 81 &@1 S5 per bu.
1lnnsrs stock: Trsis fair At quotations Zinc
slab. 7c; sneet. 5000; block tin. 26@No;
solder, l5A@lSc; copper ingots. 23c; bottoms,
s5c: brssiers sheets. S0@S6c per lb; tin plate,
@ % 80. and TX 81 80 per box.
fallow quiet and steady at SIC for country, in
packages, and 61ae for city, loose. GHa 7}I',t
Vegetables in ample supply and fair demand.
Onions ut AGA so per brl. Cabbage at 81 1902
per brl Turnips at 75c@N per bu. Sweet pots-
toes home grown. at s292 Is per brl.
Woodenware is quiet and steady, as follows:
Washboards. 81 5O@2 rs per DOZEN buckets two
hoop. q 7s@l g; and thfse-hoop, sa@2 lS;
sSSs sSss ~ No , !. ssSs 90; No; 3 HS7 80; No ?
500; No 2, s7as, and No. 8. s6@7 per dozen.
nominaIly unchsnged. We quote: in.
washed: Combins. ssG3sc; delaine, s6@Ssc;
clothing, 32@37c; common, 2S@S0c Washed:
Fine tieeees, 4sa45e; medium ana delaine feeces,
45@4Sc; long combins, 45@4se. Tubwashed:
coarse, 45@7c and choice, 50952c per pound.
The offerings at auction to-day were 255 hhds
and box. az follows:
lal hhds Mason County, Ky--6 at Ss@95 90, 4at
S6g7 90 at $let4 To- IS at SIS 7os1S 75, 23 at go
@22 so; 60 new, Il at 50 60@5 %, 13 at $697 10, II
s. sSls f. and Il f boz brown TO- County ohio-s at
80 soal 50, 2at $l7 a5a1e 50, 5 at $20 25a2l as:
"a new, Cat So loaf s5, sat IS f5tg7 10 / at sg SO,
81 at Sl0@A, / box Al 50 IS.
II hhds owen County, Ky.-9 at SIT 75916 rs;
snew: 2 at IS 50g5 80. Q At s7S7 90, 2 at 81 5O@
9 90, 3 at $12913 80.
40 hhds Pendeton County, KY (new)-l2 at
s. 6o96 10 81 o0@7 sh at ss 0o@s 80 ls at Sill
hhds Boone County, KY tnew)-l at sa45, !
at IS %. 3 ~ S1U 25ta14 rs. D.. a...L...
hhds Southern Kentucky new at 81 650a5.
: 4 hhds Indiana tnew)-l at & &sO, at " SO@
s hhds Henry County, Ky. tnew,-2 at n ssa
u 76,3 at $i1 1913 rs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
Additional Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.


Before Judge Smith-Thomas A. Ellis
against Thomas +. Smith. Action to re-
cover 81. 900 for false arrest and imprson-
ment on a charge of obtaining goods by
false pretenses. The defendant claims there
were probable grounds for the arrest.
Before Judge Burnet-Thomes Tudor
against M. 7. Hough. Trial, for $3.50 dam
ages to a vehicle, in progress. .I.t
Henry Shreye against E. Dobell. Action
to recover commission. Verdict for plain
tiff for $3.50. ....
f. W. Bronstrop against Eta Bronstrop.
The evidence in this case, o snit for divorce,
on trial before Judge Moore, proceeded to-
day. ......... ,'...
Mrs. Bronstrop, the defendant, was ex-
anlined She denied that she was ever drunk;
she admitted size had drank W isky several
times, bnt always had her good common
sense. Her husband struck her several
times. once with poker on the arIa,
when she was in company with
young wenIen he objected to.
On cross-examinaron she said that
she had drank no liquor for six months ex-
cept little beer sometimes. She signed
the temperance pledge and did not break II,
but took two bottlss0f Mineral Water on
the 1st Of January; never went TO beer "a
loon except with her husband, and that
was two years ago. Case not decided.
In the case Of Fannie Yanoey against
James Porter, bastardy suit the jury had
not agreed mp to mon.
PRoBATE
Anna hartmann was appointed admins.
tFAtriK of Henry G. Marlmanh Person
atty, $500. OFF, as HaH ~~o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
LEXINGTON. Kx:

"Woolfsrt's Roosc' Saturday night at
tho Opera-lFotisN =, 'f't 'ts
Circuit Coart eoavenes Monday morning
next, the I'd OF February. A..
The aedjSaee at the Opera house Wednes-
day night was hotvery large, but was we'll
e,itertained.
fhe Green-Hargis trial begins next
Tuesday. The latest evidence by Senator
HAllert is greatly in favor Of Hargis.
The members Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association are earnestly requested to
meet promptly ut their hail Friday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Business Of importance.
In the last isbors * Rev. George o.
Barnes, 363 persons were turned from
darkness to the blessed light. This great
revival was held at West Liberty, and
closed ON tl,e ieth OF January. He is now
preaching at Salyerville.
The vexed question regarding the loca-
tion of tlSe A. and NJ. College has at last
been settled. The school Will remain at
Lexington. One hundred and twenty-five
students are now iRattendance, with g., 440
in the treasury, and considerable amount
of last year. crop ON hand.
Wednesday last Captain Bush presented
to the lie .islature u petition signed by
over 700 citizens II Lexington, asking an
10 the charter of the city, re-
pealing the capita,ion tax law. by which
s. many Nave been for the last several
years excluded from the right of suffrage.
No one is permitted tD vote without first
having paid his capitation tax.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

New River feet and stationary. Weather
cloudy.
CHARLEsroN, Jan. So-fo:0s A. M.-Ks
nawha River 4 feet inches and standing
Weather cloudy. Wind trom the south
west.
OIL CrrY, Jan. 3o-1l.f1 A. M.--River
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
Wind west
PrrssuRs. Jan. Soil: A. M.--River
feet 6 inches and falling. H'
Boat Hands Gossip.
Weather cloudy and pleasant, with indi'
cations Of rain. .e
Will s. Hays and family. of Louisville,
make the round "trip on the Robert Mitchell
and attend Mardi Gras. af-.
Business fair on the Levee. a.
The James D. Parker left last night foi
Memphis with good trip. ..
The punctual City OF Portsmouth leaves
daily at 4 p. m. for Chilo and attends to all
way business ea7e rn 'l.i
Captain L. 8. Morgan's fine large side.
wheel steamer Telegraph came down this
morning, and will leave this evening from
the foot of broadway for Maysville, Ports
mouth, Ironten, Big Sandy, Gallipolis and
Pomeroy direct. Messrs. Hambleton and
Morgan have charge of the office.
The Wildwood came down and returned
to Maysville at noon. ,.'
The speedy and elegant Fleetwood will
be the regular G. & 0. R. R. packet, leaving
to-day at 4 p. m. sharp for Huntington
She takes her departure from the foot ol
Broadway.
The Robert Mitchell left for New Orleans
last night with fine start. The great big
J. b. NJ. Kehlor also left for the Crescent
City last night. She will get there in les
than a-year.
Captain o. P. Shinkle's superb and ca
paciOus new steamer Golden Rule leaves to
MORROW evening on a grand Mardi Ora.
excursion for New Orleans. Her Cabin il
rapidly filling up, and only few. stat'
rooms are left. The Rule is classed amoni
the finest steamers on the river, and hel
officers are efficient and courteous gentle
men. Albert Shinkle holds forth in tn
effiee. A word to the opposite sex: Al i
single gent, girls t"* '.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

There Is some talk Of building q new and
elegant Opera-honss here.
Portsmouth and up river towns will soon
bs ni telephonic connection.
Miss Helen Rhodes, of this city, was
married to Rev. Hendt OF Newport KY,
last night. Quite q tony affair.
The Portsmouth, Correspondent, German
Democratic organ here. is about to change
hands, J. T. Miller, ex-present owner,
retiring, and the Fsuchtinger Brothers
taking charge.
A club has been organized here composed
of married men. Object mutual improve
ment and social enjoyment, such as read
ing, chess, checkers, dominoes. No intox.
ieants will be allowed in club room.
The Portsmouth, Street Railway Com
mny have concluded to move their cars
and track to Ironton, Ohio, where they
Intend to cenneca Iranton, Petersburg, o.,
and Ashland, KY. Distance three miles.
The social event Of the week will be the
marriage Of Walter A. Cesrid, OF Miller,
Oesrid & Co. wholesale clothing and
woolens, here, to Miss Lilly, only daughter
of PhilsRdeT Kinney, Esq. The ceremony
b to be performed at the residence OF
Samuel Reed. Esq. Tire Columbus Bar
sacks Band will 10 here for the occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
GREENRIELD. o.

w. B. Mount, the gentlemanly clerk in
Parker grocery house, made flying trip
To GAciihsti ON Thursday, Goth inst.
We learn from reliable source in the
country that srassAeppeD have made
their appearance in the meadows and pas
ture fieldA a.5 -t.h rN ..ttI ar :
The time or combination lock on the new
sale at the Citiseas Bank. which failed to
work the frst three days Of the present
week. n now in order again. ~"
Grandmother Mains, of this place, was
buried In the new Cemetery on Wednes-
day, 28th inst, at the age M ninety. Her
husband is still lising.. and is now ninety
six. Mr.. and Mra Mains moved to Ohio III
l79S or aboHt four years before OHIO was
admitted into the Union; hence they were
one of tlse cid pioneer families Mrs.
Mains up to the day she was taken sick.
was able to do general housework. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Mr.. Albert Boehmer, the well-known
lpainter of No. 6G Race street, and his
estimable wife, celebrated their silver we'd
ding this morning. High Mass was cele-'
brated at st. Johns Church, corner of Bre-
men and Green streets. Vicar General, Rev.
Otto Jair. O.S. f.. officiating. The recep-
tion takes place this evening at the family
residence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

In the County Commissioners meeting
to-day Juhn Hendricks was substituted for
August Kuertz as messenger in Judge,
Burnet's room. in the Common Pleas
Court
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Frank Harms, milkman Of River
side, has sued the Campbell Creek Coal
Company in Squire Schwab's Office for
damages to his wagon by one of the Com
pany's teams running into his three days
ago and wrecking his wagon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Wendell Phillips will deliver his new
lecture upon VIM. Lloyd Garrison in the
Unity Club course at Pixies Opera-house
next Sunday afternoon. Tickets have been
placed ON sale at Robert Clarke & Co.'s to
avoid the Inconvenience of purchasing in
the crowd at the door Sunday. D..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

The Widows Home and Asylum for
aged and hidIgent Females. has brought
suit in the Court of Common Pleas against
Ludlow Apjones. administrator, to recover
s.. 600 and interest on q mortgage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Fred. Dorman, the aged saloon keeper
on the Harrison Pike. in Cumminsville,
was stricken with paralysis last evening
the whole left side being affected. He
died at noon to-day. Mr.. Dorman was six.
ty years old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

and clear ades nc, leose. BAN meas, Bha1r
tfsu l. a40@4 l5c clear no sides 6 67U96.e0c. sa4
clear sides 70, loose. Lard: Prime Leaf S1fc, Pd4o
steam 7ss9sZc Sugar-cufed meats HamsgXD
101<e for is 10 i2Ib averages: bfeskisst bacon e
and shoulders 6(ss1zc. packed Highwines quib
OF 81 06.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Igpeciai River DisDatcnes u the 'tac
,Bss~NssfILk, Jah. 's0-f0:40.A. NJ
River s. feet 2 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast.
Hrxros, W. Vi, jan. 3el95o 4. M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

New York Stock Report.
The following shows the range Of quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New yore
Stock Exchange. a. received by Lea, Sterrett Coz
% West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

C1NcINN ATT. Jan. gap. N.
Eastern exchange is quiet and steady. We quo1D
at par to lilo premium. rbL, 3, gy t4rt
Sterling at a s51a for sight and "a S3N for -
days per 6 sterling.
The local buying and selling rates for Govefils
menL bOiidS are as follows I --f sra
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

"Wbo Killed Cock Robinf' by Jack
Sparrow, Is just published by George D..
NewhaH d Co., so, West Fourth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
Manning. and waa bound over 10 Court, his
bond being fixed at $500.


"a "a wAPAK0NEFA. o. Ah
The railroad bridge Is unsafe for q week
or 90. Pc
Mr. 2. Rhine b now derkius for Ar.
Young. ss%f ...-,
The bills ere cut Tor . dance to bs at
Fryburx. ct Shuberts Hall.
Mr. A. Frsnhe got . pointer dog from
Orange County, New York.
Dr.. H. Fritch left for his home for few
days. He will start for his position in q
shert time.
The prisones who broke into John
Whitemaa's house were bound over to the
next term of court. in the sum of $500.
They did not give bail, 70 they were sent
to Jail. t.'...r s'.f H.. .-.4 ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Bx-Mayor Moore ID lying danger
ously i'll.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Receipts. Shipments
Cattle. ......,,,,,,,,.... SOL &e
nosA St0 l2as
onetp.............. Ifu
H0Gs-Mnket quiet We quote: Common st
$S 50@4 90 fair to good light "a S094 %, fair -
g9od packing y A0@4 IS, and select butchers a
" 1904 80 grosS
CATTLE-Quiet and steady and prices are N.
changed. 49,.
sHEEP-Quiet and steady and no change b
prices sf...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

Cinoinnan Live Stock Market
CNcIENArI. Jan. 30-2 p. n.
The following are the receipts and shipments u
live stock for the past "a hours:
, 1880-11-11
A SLY DOG.
How Several st. LoMls Newspaper Mon
Wcrp FscguIled Of Small sums of
Money, Drinks. Etc.

How Several st. Lollls Newspaper Mon
Wcro Tscguiled ns Small SUMS Of
Money, Drinks, Etc.
SptttaE Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mo-, N1v. l0.-An Individual repro
senttng himself to l,o 81. II. Connoy, employed by
tho New York Iicrall to visit correspondents
and ns1viso with them, called on a. II. Cunning
hntn, tho IItrnd's correspondent hero, yester-
tiny. aud nh0wcd him II lon9 list Of tho cnrrc-
spondunts who wcro 10 rceGve promotions.
Cunningham WINS to receive a post In ChEcnKo ut
n sulary Of $H0 n week. ctc Cunningham In
yitet1 tho stranger out tn dinner, and introduced
him 10 Jusoph 1ulsszor und other newspaper
men. Cuun,nxham' ultl not like tho lot,ks nf
Coonoy, and whllo thoy wero atninE eent Il mcs-
sage to New York tnlutrtng rs to bis atandlng
thoru. Word cMtno buck tint they know no
such ma1l. Cunningham thorcupon won't out to
hunt Coonoy up, nt,d although not tntIng hin
found othors who flutl bccn likewise taken In.
Among tho lot is thu Treasurer Ut tho Theatre
CoM!g,,o, who IL Out private box md sovcrnt
drinks: another a bartender. Who Ia out 70, aud
moro drnka; Mcstaycr& s. Smith, Of tho Tourists
cumpnny, any thnt Cooncy callo! and w.l,,ted to
interview them for tho Herald on cortnin
trntlfe which he sail he kn1w they Ind In Now
York, THEY refused to- bu fnteryirwod. md
think TINT Choncy Intended to hlnckn,nll them.
for w1,an they rof,tsofl he .ti!ked thrcatcn!n9y.
lte s Thought tn fIu still, IN tnwn. lie AtAllH Hlx
feet In hight. md has 0nle hMtr anil reddish
nlalBtMc!lc. Ii1 Hrollks III a familiar why of
Chicago atld New inrk journalists.
, 1880-11-11
SITTING-BULL.
This Troublesome Savage Is De-
sirous Of Crossing the
Border,
But Ills Dignity Kovolts Mt tho
Mention Of tho Word
Surrender"
Lack Of Hhtions and Ammunition
= Likely to Affect His
Decision.

Sptetal Dtsratsh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAu1. alns1'. Nnr. lo.-Scnut Allison, sent
out tn Sitting Bulls cnthl, by Gen. Terry CIT tho
9th Of October. has returned, md rcl"'rla thnt
on tho thLf1l tay before rcncblnE bis acstiiIa-
Ton th'rty lfHst o[ ranlcs "crc stolen anu run
OIL frntn Sitting HILLS Ghnlp ny lhtllhn onctnlc'.
Iho trst night aftor he renchc'l sIttlnR- Hull
chmp the lslncktect Indians attempted 10 stcal
HORSES, Dat tnoy ~ero discovered IN l1Mo anu
driven awny. on tho following t'ay party OF
hinux+ whilo limiting, wcro nttMckcd by liinck-
tcct, and ono WIS KILLED. and sca'prd'
atsd tho lut'y wns brought tslto cnn,p, whcrn no
WAS fnvortt. lilo wns tho son OF scurirt Thtili.
acF. hofed warrior. Othor ulll1eultlcs hnVo re-
Gently ncct1rrcd between tho Indians with Sit
ting Hull ahd tho Hlaokfeeto OF nbo'lt tho aano
Importance us tne Rbpfe.
Thcse events rendered 1t difficult to got tho
In'sli1'ls III proper frnu'o or mind to Ilston to
my propositions. Tho principal Chiefs nnd
wnrrtora woro aHaEly rot tosether, AMI rio
terms for their surrender to tho United
atntca Government wero explained to them.
They listened attentivcly, and when the scout
had 1n!s'ie', sitt1'1. Hull rorllod that llo 'vna
awnro t'lat fho ttnic h',d como when II was1lec-
cfenry for hl1n u como 10 PFactlcabso under.
standing Will. tho oovcrnmcnt. b'tt he objected
was nut In ar,ns ueuinst tho Goyoruulot,t Of tho
rfn;,n,t n,,. ,,,,n A., ,,r .nn, -, .tns
trn ,wntnst u tn utc m v s,ntn. , shIc -,
tnu,le war OIL him ar.l bis tribes whom l,o was
hunting tu(.ulo o., hts ow1l erouusl aud tint
no nut % mover fe',nq,alshca aus elaln, to
i by United states troops. Now tho severity Of
W.. not ~. rn,,,,t .,,., o,,i, ~. .orll, ~
vu.a s Pse' an Nv so,n M os "s.s"n .ne
sos,u,.lon .,.. vi nss reorlc IN tno county wnero
exists at present times. Ilc expressed u desire
, 1880-11-11
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER


sctr Ida, sf,skcgo,, lunl,er.
ac1r linilsc Summons, SluskeRont lumber.
ecl1r llnrh. Mnskr9t,1. htltthcr.
Nchr u. p. stoorc. su+krRon, lumhcr.
Hchr ]. II. Iiny1s, MMsktHun. htinlicr.
Hehr Lixzlc thnnk, IT. lW, lumlwr.
Hcar Australia. Mu.kfRn,l. lumbar.
Eet,r =. 4. Irish. t&ru,t1 finvcn. l1lnbor.
Sehr Telegraph, M,t.ktRs,tf, lumber.
achr J.. II. St0ekhr!flYr, M1tskeRnn. lumber.
Achr Eliza tMy. M,,ekeEotl lumber.
Rcnr j. 4. Holmes, tlrand ttavnti. lumhor.
HGhr nnnHcs, South Chicago. light.
Bri,r Elm Eltnwooll, Wsiitp luke, limbor.
schr j. .. sfos4. htnskcgnIt, 1ulnt,cr.
Hrtlr Montpelier, Cleveland. ctMl.
schr A.llr,,itltck, Mstskugt,tt, ll!ml,Nrs
Echr Whltn Cloud, MuskcKan, lsts1,tcs.
echr Al'ncrxn. AlttskcYnts. lilahrr.
Schr G, +. Al!csi. urand lEtvcn, lumber.
Rt.hr Levi tirhnt. Muskcron. i,t,nhcr.
Schr f:,nriInn, sfnsknE0n. lutnlNr.
Hchr 4. Tl,,rEer. MuskcYu1l. lumber. .
ssAs Myr.S; MMskeEsn.., ,,s, !s,.aes. ,,,,,,u
Hchr Hattie Earl. t.ran1 Haven. lumber.
sohr :Itsrs, tlra,ll itMyrn. islinftHr.
ScIlr .ttnuntu. Nfuskrgola, l,llnbcr.
SIhr Transfer, atuskrxtit1, lumber.
Ecfir Ann tfurla+ Whttr t,nkr. tiln,l,er.
sthr ltulw.rl ltDwlctt. Whtta t.nkn, lu,n1,er.
Schr stiJ. n. II. Ferry, White Luke, lumber.
Hchr t'ntonlat', slnntstun. llltl,t'cr.
Scnr ur.co ii. Filler, Huntingdon, lumber.
ACTUAL. sAitiS0a.
Esnr Shebosgan, Mnnltowoc, a,ll'trtes. -.
t!t,,,r. ftl1l sucks tlslIlr, 4:u stoks itnxaoc,
schr i,cr,fsa iInrs,et, Mcnnn,net, s.t.l'rics.
1eAr It,itflrall, Jnrksnnpurt, TONS hay.
Sehr /. NJ. lffll, Churllvullx.
, 1880-11-11
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or >xME CitiEr SIGNAL Orr1cEn,
WASHINGTON, D. T., Nov. Ill a. n.-lnllcations
For tho Ohio Valley and Tenncsseo, c!car.
fnir wenthcr, southwest to northwest wlnds,
rapidly rising barometer, lower temperature.
Fur tho Aawer Lako rpxlp.t, cloudy weather,
With ruin or snow, sDilthorly vr0rilR 10 calder
westerly Winds, rls!ng prccc,rst In tho westerly
rnrt t'y stlta0nMry Dr lower hnrnnutgr.
cloudy wuatllor, With r1!iIi nr suDw, rnpdy ris-
inK haro.nrtbr, COLLIER northwest 10 southwest
Winds
.Fnr tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Fnlleys. uleAr or purity cloudy wcuthrr. pro.
coded tn thu ilrst dlatrlct BY ru! or snow, north
westerly Winds, rapldly rising bnrolnetcr, and
decidedly lower temperature.
ln M thn Canal region ot Illinois the tcmnor.t,'re
n,9ht. Elsewhere i viii ro,nain .1!,0yo.
:; Tho MSssspE. NJ Tsn,ssses. ass! GM'ahsr!ana
Cnuuonary siHtsats. cnntEnuo ut fion9htan.
Duluth. ainr9uctte, sscnnaea. Section !, silI-
wAukoO. ChlcaK0, Hection 3, Gr,llh linvcn,
Mntkt!,aw. Atpci.n. Purt Huron, scctinn i, Do
tr.,t T"!clo 3, j nsandnsky seotio' s; Ceyslanl'
LOCAL ohHEkFATluSh.