davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-14

FOREIGN.
Special Dltpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
1ivEuPUnt- htuy lJ-l0a) u. m.-FL0UH-Su.l l, ia
Gl3 Nh. I, lOs
anAIN-Whcnt-No. !. lbs Gdi No. ., Ds sAs spring.
Nm. i0si M. Mt wl!tu, Nd 1 I'd, NJ. j, IA, club
M. J. ts u, No. III ILL., CUEn-Npw, No. l. Is I0}&l,
rNhvusIDSH-lotk, Eia. lard, H1s ill.,
liVENio0l. May H-Ercnlng,-EO nj
61l-GaGd, sascs. t bales, speculation ail e1uost,
50ls Ancrean IGG.
FAoyIslnSR-lr1me mess pork Gisj bcpf, primo
mDsA, list American iarll. 1Ta I'll.
l.0SlOH May Observation-Disclosures, 23sRsSs ID,
n4setlvMt0 ntluat !:sa aFf...a Gd.
fANtA. AAy H-rho kpeulB In tho nRt1k Of
week. 49,"
.rse followinu were received b, tho Chicago Ioar.
,,l:ivEMi:noI- Muy l3-1l:soa. m-Flour, ,osa,a. o.
Wh;.atTWtntot. Sita ~, tpti1g, ts@stt@i wh.iot
stlu ~ ~ sn W lul4tsS Ill., Co1n, u lbsl. ioFx.
MI, l:yx.!EyI .! May l3Whsnt n fa,r demand IND
" ~ Corn hTtIi Il Ilfd InrIs,as III ctast-WiGai
nn1 sDE ~ fn!r tsan.and. AfFlvudWhunt md rurti
II atr ti1nar4 nnd ars. ", 1frIyeWhtAt ana eurii
Gl* Lard tirM1ur At Ae OF. HAcpn-talnA o,MT, 3si
tnHare1reh la .l 1A!l4w, H.4 u, Cheoas, nUw ass.
HN1f dull Arl Ia 1nwNr 1T Iii.
.,i1: iTSioS ;tay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm. Corn
ktrl1tE. SAi!k I.ASk-EnFuuGk UT cUnsk-WAeat una
corn tlfia, Weather In England uns,
, 1880-05-14

nQSTDN.
Special Ufspateh 10 1ns Chteaoo Trltttne
BOSTON. atut El-fho stock market Atuwctl
cnnKll!srntie Improvement tn-tlty. There ID Il
better i1eng IN business circles, l!ld cs,Illlcl,ca
In rnllroatls, AtohlssM & rnpuku npouest ut i3{
Md closed 1T t1s5ts; Fnrt s,cutt, 10; GtttiU R0cK
a,tal;!l: Y, EhicaE9. tiursilgtun Quincy ls,do lNM
Oil: Mislsisan Gsntr, Wit; unl '. i'nciis.. III; M
d.xa; pnnan. 10: lloatnn 4 I:owcI. 90: Fast torii
Gsosjs, Ss" M nosH ittn MsT X; E"fi preatao
a. !!n 70; -; rhilS'ss!.phln, Wilmington iIHItlnore,
Az ext,lailatton or tho apparently short sn!cs
an @ tl!G chls,4:,, Huntingdon Quincy stuck may
lnul,tlGsS lio folt iit tho usIre nf t,olurs Of
III thy ChicaKth burlington s. Quincy stock 1T III
E,ar stnrS, t., sn,l tenl y tho present tc atA
for Council !lmifs stock n,,t1 iilcnlnn ln,itls.
The Flint = pore Mnnl.tctte tiailr,'nl stock mp.
III ls'tnls IIartfnr, & Erso showed decided
81, and wlvercd but Ittin ,!lrIlsK tio s1fturnnl,
10TH; l.ttlp ltoek Is, 7dtN<; 1T. 10 T. iii: iio-
e s f'N Nsx VI. 3otk o NV fE Ea9IGa ia,%i wsst @
cIncsrlnat = Hansiueks, VI; uulun i'aotu ~, III.
foW a a r%t s1xs SsF9 ,na,ncs sts%dy ywas w ln,s s
II lmr epnt. l!r'i,,A'sIuk AntinOnny, however.
sHnh sisa ta9 woIst facling ot aty stock OIL thls
Thu ptiecs H stuck for tho settlement of 1r.
s,tsn G " Hatss u , So.,Sts r,,S yS ;tp, 1cs Sl y
,!tA,tt Il was announced thut ilu tI~ei Eli Hal1
and that !,o wll y II por cent III Gust, nI.,l II
II sf ss Ssa I'll SSS''s Is paa III il sxS ess IT, IT,
TtY nrlfe Of ltartton. l. Eric bonds wore do
purchases 1T ll9rtfor.l ut II wl,Grs ths hutals
aaa hos oech deilEoret. ~ per cunt IL to bo lil.
, 1880-05-14

Weighing ,2M to l,}:o lbs.
Gnod necvea-W eal.5altcned steers, weigh
Msa,,; Tx ,tfI9 IT.; ,sc;: i;
INK 1lE1 10 1,Ai lbs
D,ltchosA' a.ock@,'aar ID cun,u,on atcust nnd
c,nnniur n ctatcN cows fur city slaughter.
BtnGk kt'nttto-fntl,nluu cattic. Weighing ,aO Il,
lnfertur-i .f1ht ahd thin COWS, huifcfH, stAgh,
YNNls, Dor III lbs. ..........n............
, 1880-05-14
LIVE STOCK,

9+i0t5
CAIspLE-A batter renurnl tlelaand und nrIuur
fuollnK wora RuIed Ut yesterday mMrkot 10th shlp
Tors Aftd pxDEt0rH bAuEht uuE0 NuEugula1y tlan on
thu 9Arller nys 0f tho weVk, and tho
yoEy lti,uH Character Ut tic nupply ps!css wtro
stronger ali around With sAuE nj Hlsecla1H
a'iyuleu 0ycr W1tlnexiRy's nxurps. Tho guilty Ut
tho anernga WAS not Uf ta best. ThoEu wVru su1,,e
Tins rayeu, uHd fpw xsI1a wer0 snt1rtel at &,iat
LID. but tho supply Gunsiatea fur thu 1Hst past ii
k!a .lia M slt niuSh Il ,TaEs y ~ day
9n. sigpsT. az GoaSn5 Y; r SY{ ~ WIFI ~ tls
h0l9 III III, 4utsnSrs aAa his jsaTu wurE
tn td hdGlAAea Sutp1y u suttahl0 xtuek tho fU-
supts 9f tsx: and T2n.ns stsS susi lheY sssk
III sluekars retetsu Gul little alt.slsIG Mi aIs,y
" t!ut doHctp pson wrEn tIHtru1 tnwevuf. md bt,t-
iuuch stuck wna loft 4yur, Ai,d tin inarxat nnsluI
Ntpl4
QUOTATIONS.:
Extsa l,eeyes-Gradsd stssrs. weighing l.Eo
ChVlco Hssyas-lins, iaL wail-iormsI siYsfs
, 1880-05-14
CINCINNATI.

CtNcINNATi, May yla-COTToN-DaIl and 'osE,"
.Dt.. ..,n
FlurIt-Qulot but hrmt family. tt3Saai la0~'
tA40tst.Ul a n
t}tAtS--,Yheat strong md hIghert choice fee
t,ntn arn r'., md ,ir,n, No mixed nxc ltss RI
du.I.Ata mud u ahada hlgilesl VIZ. ess'es 9ss'F
NhGl,hIlsGta. .,,s. = ,.t st,Dnttf
at kl.aI iSkt!p, Hulk H1ents hl Wlth tat ~ q
ut $tlulsls511S. ltAcnn ttTin At &ISaS' $As| s'"~
WHtSty-Ntuuty 1T 81 .Ul ,,.,.r,s 1s2uA
n,,,,I..r fi,ut -, GiIitt, IN liz =.
, 1880-05-14
PHILADELPHIA.

TntLAnEtrIiA, Mny lI-FLouit~DuN md n.
chnneed. lsyo flour qulat nt si2l
GIeAtH-Wi.eAt qnlets No. white Mleht,p Q,
track, Il ~; No. rcd In elevator. t5l; No. 3,4
siAy, el.s!!i lid, si5 nskcd, Juno, 3t2i bid, tlx3
askcds July. el.4sS hid. sl.lA4 nsked; Apzu,t hnb
&L!0A nssad. Corn firm; sail mixed On tnet VI
5a.fc, rejecscd tracx. 62c; sntl-rntzed MI, nv
bd, b:c uskeds juno. &to bid; +}8e asked, 1plI Gt
leti,and nelyei ~. wtlte, ~ fs4sc; No a. hid.
.i'!!nttMDSs- -!t1alpt. l'eaf- f-:Messt Tim XespA
t:,hc. l.nTa-WGrtern kottse. H.!a
nuTrEit,.W 9nks ctGhInor1. oxtta, 2sfsz3o fsEf fat
SlntU md ssradEurl CfnEty, FcHntytnnla eIltaA y
G;aFt NNs!grn lteservo. extra, l7S1Sc1 do, Faoah
EHtN-Qu1et at lie. -
CHEEHE-Dnil: erNAmery. 1tf@13c: good 1Afe1ls
rETn0LEVa!-nM1stE refined. s}x&s5&c. = a.
WnlaKF-FirHl at luz.
HEGEIl.Ts-Ft9ur, RD brls, whoat so bu, aas,
SuIpMENTs-coyn,E X, ,OM bu. ~ ..
, 1880-05-14

BT. LOUIE, Mo-, Mny H-FLouA-Qo'et3 iaaQ'
Ills 1s.s5 hid eassi5 sase6 ut *ss8 Jnno fH ssfed
9ltAlS-,YhrAt hIaher md unsottted; NJ. fed4 tlNs
1.ls}x caal; sl.l2l&doi. l134AllsN May, flnAala*s
1GyS Ianu, uk4Ss July; esip}fc AaRu1t, 10. ~
1T>So bill. torn hxl'sr ut y; eashs s,e
Nny; 3i.{c Juna, 4lase July 0ats better w Ess
:tlsfe eat+sb, IMn 3l1y; sf4c Jnnei s3Ne 'ath a''
ttttli nt W.. unrlny, no market.
l.EAH-NonMnE
HUrrEN-Duil; dairy fs4i9c.
El!HH-ls1wer it 7A4tHc. -, r,ansV
fHUylAiDSs-Yufks strunRat 40 easa st1e = X MI
July, 1ry suit t,lBktS tmGr NJ 4LQh &Lz1t1ah M
I'LL. !iaenn butter ut tt.i.M, siaa+ f.at LAfs S'~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500 br1a, wheat sL,an bat s9fF
2AND hut ontx, i.lt0 ba; bMrIayi 4uneu. ann, ,,n
,,SM!EMESrs4-Enr, Aan ht!sl T6eaS 9 Iona n1"' ~.
, 1880-05-14
COMM MEI2CIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipmeuts
of thu lending articles 1T prntIllco III this city
during tho twentyfn,ir hours ending nj clock
Thursday ,nortilng, and the corresponding time
Inst year:
, 1880-05-14

ord Thurs1My, May u:
CITY FnuFkNrT.
oakley AZ. q r. Gf Walnut q. ~ :.1toltt, ~
Murray i. q TN u Tw4nty-sixtsi.st.w " I. zix
N0 Il. tavd aiay !: II. &. Sullh - &, HheAly, wv
Ihn prolnlsux MI. ID HhGlu 1t, dated alayl1
SGhYaNs s!n5{tA q 7. snlllvAMi.:.: l.M
sSyst d atsa stay u j! ~ a$fs tta J. t,sD II H. II
X a!f9ulS,ui: ] - 1900
rSC5Sy!s!';;, Els
w, vWt,e! su
WI yM.Tyn ri g MaEsHls! hte.lst,. - a hau
M1[mi!Sy Mn[ni!Sy e ks1h! sta.sntsl. lm
, 1880-05-14

1lQ1Y-DurlHR tho carly hoNra NJ The day prirea 1H
mn .sitor perccptIbIy Trim tore 0f te thy eatotc.
refp e.foetYd II fur liuhs, ind ii sIJha4.I0
T. a9r hGnvJ r.Ta5t ni1n h9woysr sro ws.s p0r.
X ~ st ths e':e YIN u! .pa ho !uwsF y
wrrp moro heHs thnn could hH d:lnaei Ht, lower
pscea f3r tio tay wero gcncrMlly lnokud fns. akps
, 1880-05-14
BALTIMORE,
EATT5MDttE. Afny tI-EtDtfty-Entrf, ..u.

Z
BALTIMORE. 1Iay tl-ftouh-fal .ct,,. m.
firm. "S
Gi&AtN-Wheat-Wcstern stcndy, but h,m, n,
Wosturt, wInter red, spoi, tl37ta,n, aaG h ssai
1iatf; J4ne. sl.9t1f212i: July. si.14xeL1,H, Inm%
$lllesl0,f' September, ti.l094sLll. Corn-tyta.,.
talsl but t!Fn,, Wsstorn mixed, spot, IL; Nh tla
ntllxci June, 4sa43,{d, July. &tsu{c. ostg s,es,
Western wh!io, iAs A;ci do Mlxq1, ttape, pann.,1
vnMiH. at3 AE. ftye qnut At th)c, 'NA''r
llAr-Unqhnnyel,
!'ltnvtstuHA-tufyf firm nnd UNCHANGED, ..
Mt lGGt4Jc. .S'S'" ts>A"
EatsH~at1Ady, 1T tG2i8d. =
1't-Tlt0tEUM-1lull mud unchanged,
ihDcKlttEA-Cntr1G gnlet: ttil tnrJoes 1rdtnsr b
prime. n i'A1elaeac SMgnr ilrsn, 4 sOft ii T{s
yHtHkY-tfrn 1T 81, iit!x
f'HEtHItTs-1ull md weak.
liEcEtlrra-F!mlr. f.eG br!s3 wheat 3l,5;5 tut oai
HALE.-Wheatt 4Ol III; cUsn, iM36 hn, y. !.
, 1880-05-14
TOLEDO

TuLrra, O..'Mny la-0IAtS-whsss xe:,, 4. s su.
whIlu wab.nl,. sI.,7, No. whito M!chsaa; 80 u M,
tter Michigan, tl.1!; No.. : rcd, spah ~ ~.
Lunu. tl.ls}l, July. sl.tsl Augast. 3aei st, IA
tor, tist No. rcd ns!xs... 3lH. Corn "easI
n.sxs.l, 4sxo, No. !. spot +l9lcl MAY, 4!4G ttes
ul!avds Wheat easyi No. ! reas MAJ '''t'''' H.,
ftss tKscsk,rs1WlsaL 1 W xmo bu, corn. ssn ha' osSe''
iii 'SsiiirHrxrs-Wheat iii S.o1 bai corn, a'''1o0N'
tsYt U4 bu+
, 1880-05-14
1tIrFFAT.0.

luyrAro, May Il-t;i.Als-whsst, ssass ssysa
ontttply nominal. Corn da'! ahe us,s am, xlN n
sipwY, l.@0 bu Ut +ls. tMts Qu'as A**1t M
xkkIt AIl4 10 arrive NJ ttT3c rt strong1 94siSEE
EhNut, ID for GQFl, ~
, 1880-05-14

1rco on honrd Vessel, but not including
freight or Insurance. THO telegram
containing this quotation reported
brisk demand thoro for corn lly urcctnn and
Turkish eit!s md Islands. mud stntca tint
"stncks arc NOW nearly ecarc,l." Tho stuatinn
now nltenrs to 6o that tho Dhn,,l'ean rcRlon Inns
bit liatlo moro corn far export to Wcster,,
Elrure, md that n great atcnl will lo wnntcd
ftnm tito United States, us tho people neross TIM
Atlantic Nrp wNkonlrr TN tu IL stEsn OF tho vntuo
nf mnIxo ia nm nrttclc nf fau rs well lis Of fcei1.
Tho fnct Of largo stocks III sight hero tc,lsla to
Keep down prices ayj encouraging tho homo
bcnts. md, Of conrse. foreign buyers do slot wHnt
to I'ny moro FOR tho article than thoy nro Obliged
10. Under tho circumstances It sceths prDbntlo
TINT tho fntt,ro price Of corn Will depend moro
largely tliAn usunl OF tho magnitude Of tho cNr-
rent enpply from frat hands,
Ono who hns mover knDwn "thG trttc tnwnr1l.
ness IT cnrnor cnl1 form IN itlca of tho cnor-
NOUS -1'1hnllty Of property tint can l'o lmIght
FUR future delivery, especially OIL stectIntrg
'nntkct+ The pcorlo wh0 rush IN 10 scll c1'llpeto
with cach ottor, aud every saln adds fresh fuel
To tho Raino OF dcsire tu sell II s0 members df
tho 1lnNrtt soil only TO- 000 bn each, tho nggrcgnto
IL $1,000 lM: and II Is known TINT several
firms sometimes self fully 1,doU.0N hit
cach for customers. U,lttcr or'nnry cIr-
c'tnata,ccs tho HliDll,cr of buyers is nrt
to bc less than that OF sellers. hut thora hrc
times wllen tho number OF buyers Is very ttw,
An1 tlon tho c0IlErst t,Ny tp M 'lilcAl ono, NJ
tho sl,urts cannot net IN caticnrt except Ill
l'Mnscky kind Of way. Many 0l thein f'o!sl OH
I'LL tho last ni1nt6t, and MI in at tia top. while
occasionally thoy mn,su tleIr punt ly scclrg.tho
othur sl,lo bcatoi,. The misehfuf IN MI these
cases nrtses out Of ignOrAtlrO rs tn how MITCH Is
doho by 0thor people. Short selling Ia risky
business whom abundant capital ~ concentrated
OH tho Othor side Of the iltnl. Tho hitter rnRy
not always gain, but xe,eruy a1'ccecds III tnak-
1sx,a$ $f.sxr tt...t uItu tt.,,
, 1880-05-14

EAST LIBERTY.
VI s .;s 5 E: ;;;
81: I'LL FSl;sSsSsSs; : saa; ss'a Hs;.ss g. @ s5ss
'Sa aas 's % f; e, 'ssss sss
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
G. 5S%i fs?5; sS sss ss;s ts Es. s :i,ys s,
A:as. Do sISS%asSss sSssss ts9' "'s'ad ana eoTa:iSd
ss ssS sstrp; rse2}sx s'lsss sssS Sy @ light 'App'" ~
NEW YoItK.
sI s. as';
ss%f?: ss s 2e ss sss ~ %
fsss: sso f'y n,;t ass
ssn5s IL sS1 si ss1g ;us iae' @ = c
sss;; ss ss s$S sss
ST. LOUIS
g. L1C1s May Eat demand 4nd m,
SS i;aS; Ss,is5:; aad iseaais
sds5s ~ ;sssi es:
s:sS sss sissSSs ssaSS :S sS,Sss;. S
1UEFAT.O.
up nrnA I'd ,on%sE MH s,4 t 9, %
clInteu stcGts. fLHss1 Lis; several cafr unx0h.
$i1b&ag0i f0w hold aver - ~
IlpGs Nocofpls. Aittl; market atrong md hlghor,
only ewing to tho ttght a!tppy, teninnd tInly hnlf
s II hsaSs sSf f'sSsi ssa'sa 'sj "fas ILL.,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Mny 11-lIoGH-Aettvo. ar1n md hirh-
Cu1n,un 3kh4. .10 1k1ht, $.tll ID; nnckliE, {i+j
tM ~ '''' -''-'
.1NnfANArOL1R.
INntANAroLra, Atny M-lIu1s-StrouR at N1s0
a.50s receipts, GOu0; BlIpnlehts aaU-
, 1880-05-14
PROVISIONS.

HOG pRODuCTs-Wcsc more nettvo, but easier.
though Heuprny steady. Fcry I1tts done during
thu lust i,oNr u1 tic sosslu Thera fn,r donnnd
Gnslyt but prices weakened In sympathy With !uwpr
prlcoa for hogs though liycrpnul cpurtod nlvancs
of ut In Iari That market was, huweyar, Is lower on
pork.
,alEsa pnmw-1seclfned 5a7Ho por t!!, md closed
Rl,1mt ha t.Ulu~ thu 3htehk PRICES " WG1ne+uny nt
flnhtAl for fllun1 lots, Nlat nT rol1!f thy 1Hhntn.
lU,1 sutler June, md so!ier July.
sAles wero ropoEtol of 5rIs seot r. siU brs
r., 2s y, lss s"!lnr "A Ansuss " IT. rs
tANn-Hscncas s 5or | NJ nnd elossH a. n!,,,nt 3Ma
sna Htsi4 .oI!Sr My si ss!!er E! !.s W M snd nd sMse e,
asR1v, 2..:y los soier May II tis!ysau.i: G1p ~
eeGT Juno NJ lUl tea SGll1r 1,tly ut SG.l
es7.Et Mfld 0D1 tcB sul1Gr August ut f7uQ1M. To-
fnf, Is, j,15f tC1.
siEATx-Nera tntnD nnd cnslGr on 1nc.ll futures,
ribs decnK 9M.asio pcf 10! l',s, whlto oxp0rt cuts
Mcru In rltflur butter tUnlntl. 9AaH wDr1 reported
q e tS3M iis sii:,rt rss e ~ seller !t,9s
Gnxsa !o1g c'eHss at *Is ~ b2xes aE a snIs
a. lo1cs lo!ksIsirS sns IN lrvnse tsriasi in nsSas
nickea hnls 60 lbsl rtces tcnlng cuts ut
mratA weEe about us follows ut ~ O'Clock for pHttsy-
SutGu tHt4;
, 1880-05-14

nx7lo,T, MIcb.. Mar a-fLoVns-,fntssit ~ ssitA nM4i
i,MAIS-Whuat qu,ot aud nfmi ~ ~, u,lIns a. hs'.
May. ..tLlG.$; Juno. &Ll5al Jns51 NH. Iii sbIse'@
zftnu tu. -.
, 1880-05-14
IsIs0lIfAt

PEORIA, ILL.,, May lA-aRA1a-lo'sS ssarR4 ose
s.oay, hish .alxol. sssa,tc, aissa. asss. s il ~
4,cu4ty, M. ! whtu, atAxs!c. NJe a'se''f .,,.,tt
MtsN. .s,n1 - Il, =
, 1880-05-14
MINING NEWS.

Ul8TOH.
DosToN, May 1A-Cappcr stacks.
tonpsE sals."."*.... q ilaXo: ::......... .....'
luMAblc ttuM stuck1.. aaN
, 1880-05-14
LUMBER.

The carKo mnrkot WIS active yesterday and Atendy.
About tftuen snfes woT0 reported. ptoce-star brng-
Ing $atD fur Manstpn and $7.1ja7.s7H for Maskcgun
cuts. Common lnGh Bod nt Ela1 und Ropd do ut
SlaNal2t ahtngas woro steady. will snlns pf Soy
eru ohds. Slx ur seven cas9aos l1ft uvat, must
Of them arriving lato. Quotations for cArXoex run
, 1880-05-14


Thero II snni0 tnk nmun9 the lumber manufacturers
OH tho Gust ind wost sides Of lake Michigan uf cur-
talinx pfodnct!unot u,bBs, with tho view OF cum
batting tho tehtency to soil stuff short IN this nrkUt
Tho now departure Is hey ho not appear to lIko
rio yHtd market WAS fairly Hcvo. auverul prlco-
llsis hayn 1gn ssng1 thnt l1l9so lnnvr prln,4 fpr
quotations Df RhuFt pGco atlK. Tho nlhFkut Ii Ntl-
aHttltu. Tho following Hra tho 9u1tAtUnA-lusldO for
, 1880-05-14

THE UNION Titusr COMPANY BANK,
Northeast corner Ntadiaon and Dearbosn-sts,
Receives snv!nEt deposits md allows intercss on same
nj tho rate ~ per CENT subject 10 tho rules OF tho
bank. 0.M. WILSON. Ca.hct
, 1880-05-14

Bosrpy, Mans, May lA-FIopa-' -
unchanged. af1t HUy1
Neutrality-suspicious. fair and h.'.s .,,rs vbiA
.nu ysiIov. bllxA, xa.$S NJ, naa eAA
, 1880-05-14


iCIAltlES-NeW WUrt xl1W Mt $luk3t15 ret Gr1
n ttlip ull pNnGt!tEW 4u1tud 1T Ak5OG par bu
frnn stnt:, CGr.tats Wera 1nos 1T aft re-
ana ,thnt W,u!try giot; Ghckstis &iSNtAS pur
!lus, s nE lar nt str'uu do. $&sl15 ta1koys.
llAtiH As6 !lt,tl MFrAls--stixed country rasn
WeIp tHtNt ut Dtso tF D.. Eplurnt t!e pur II, t,nG
aa3t! ad wnamt ttun at &aluj pIr lon. castings IL
SEEl!s.sycIs rore uo.i!e n'.a :tead!; llurgaIinn
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IsroEYnsvEsae Dates.

BROWNSVILLE, Or, May l2tb 1850.
Ed. REGISTER DR.. I. n. Starr is very
poorly and serious doubts are entertained
OF his recovery.
Mrs. ID. Ii. Putman's little boy Ike,
had one of his hands sawed nearly half off
las: Saturday with toy saw some of the
boys were running.
Plenty of rain, and grass and grain doing
splendid.
The necessary ten thou sand dollars to
secure the building of the Oregon Railroad
Co.'s Limited narrow gauge to thisci:y
has been secured, and we look for active
operations soon TO commence. South
Brownsville has not raised her portion, so
the II. r. will have no station on the
south side however, they talk of run
ing branch to connect with Haisev. II
so, we on the north side will of course be
shut off from all the great advantages of
broad gauge facilities of the great o. & C..
Company. However we are satisfied to
have only a small railroad. This makes
us think of little boy who was shown n
silver Ealf dollar and Il dollar gold piece
and upon being asked which he would take
said he would not be mean about it. he
would take the smallest one
Business is still dull, and money scarce
here.
Election matters are very quiet at pres
ent. NARROW GAUGE
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CITY Council.

The City Council met on Tuesday even
ing. the Mayor and all the members o
| the Council present.
Bills presented at the last meeting were
| ordered paid.
The bill for moving Linn Engiue house
to the new lot purchased by the city on
Lyon street, $40, was read, and under a
suspension Of the rules. ordered paid.
The petition of Mr.. Ballard for improve
ment OF Canal street was granted. and the
Marshal directed to notify the property
holders Interested to do the work With n
thirty days.
The petition of Senders s. Sternberg to
build stairway, four feet OH sidewalk on
ErcatlaIl,n. after considerable debate was
re-referred to the committee, with direc-
tions to report this evening.
Sheriff Eickey was allowed, by general
cons, mt to have q ditch dug to carry water
fram his premises. at his own expense.
The committee to whom the petition OF
Seudcrs & Steruberg was re referred, re-
ported in favor of granting the petition
with this proviso, that an iron railway
and iron gate be placed around and aC the
head of the stairway, said gate to be closed
after business hours. On motion this last
report was adopted.
Report of City Marshal tor work done
in April was read aud placed on file.
The Marshal reported the delinquent
tax for 1880, as 1850 %. Collected, $4,-
$50 25.
On motion, de!inquents were given
until the next meeting of the Council to
pay np-unril May 25th.
Judge Hewitt stated that he had pur-
chased piece of property tor $500 aud
that the assessor had levied an assessment
of $3.50 upon it, which was an unusually
high valuation. two-thir(ls the real value
ae such procedure
The ordinance giving the City Treas
urer 500 per annum as salary, without
fees. to take effect in january, 1881, was
passed by unanimos vote
Committee OH Ordinances was requested
to make necessary amendments to SreRt
nance No. 95. and report at next meeting.
Va iIOtIOIs CFOSSfdINo were OTuSEPu OH
Second street across Montgomery, and on
east side of Ferry across Fourth street.
On motion, J. a. Warner WAS appoint
ed City Surveyor for remainder of The
year.
Claims of y. J. Hunt, Marshal, $50 90;
w. n. Miller, 81; s. j. Hunt, $2I4 46
!. GradNh"I. &25 ali ordered paid.
ILL Of j. l.. Ialt,r. 81 ;. Gralwl.ol,
S23 81 r. Saitn.ar-h. - u: Geo. T,,lhg
& ca g. \. ,. :..tl.t. s257f John
Baisgs. 15c; l.. Miller. 81 tOn mo ion
the ssi's-~ w'ie Sn>prnletl. and the lii of
Mr.. Miller of,:efed i::i.l J; j. L. Halter,
$40 7a. were referred.
On motion the Marshal was ordered to
act as Street Commissioner and superin-
tend the matter of quitting down the water
pipes in this city.
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Public speaking. y

Hon. NJ. G. George. Republican nom;-
nee for Congress will address the people
upon political issues and matters of state
interest at the following times and places :
McAlihnYille-Frilay, May 14th, 7:30 r.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Nav 18Th. i y NJ
Astoria Monday. May 18th. 1880 p. NJ !.
St Heiens--Tnesday, May 18th, 7:30 z.
:. Portiand-Thursday, May 10Th, 7:3o p.
Saturday. May 22d, lP. NJ.
Pendleton-Saturday, May 22d. 7:3o P.
Lac GraAde-Tuesday, May 25th. 7:3oP. NJ.
nnion--Wcdnestiay, May 2Gth.7:3O p. NJ.
Prarie Cit Monday, May BIS, ,7:20P. NJ.
Canyon City Tuesday, June Isl, p NJ.
The Dalles-Friday, june 4th. 7:3f z NJ i.
NO ether appointments can be made,
owing to lack of time.
Citizens, Irrespective of party, Including
the ladies, cordially invited.
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In.porsans sacss for Taxpa yer..

| The office OF county Judge Is the most
important Office in tie county. We have
said this before, but it is a truth that can
not be too often impressed upon the minds
OF voters. The Office requires to be filled
Wy man OF more than ordinary ability.
possessing sound judgment. good common
SENSE ana Who will honestly aud fearless
y o'scharge his duties. In offering Judge
riiln as oar candidate for the office of
county Judge, every requisite here men.
TONED Is filed. In ability he is the peer
OF any lawyer in slie district, and during a
iong and most successful practice. he has
gained the reputation of being perfect in
al! probate matters. Judge Finn Is a ripe
scholar, a close student, an indefutieable
worker, aud in his hands the interests of
the county AMI its taxpayers will be safe.
Judge Finn DID not seek the office, aud it
vas only after the urgent request OF our
pest citizens that he consented to BECOME a
candidate. The salary attached to the
office OF County Judge is not at all COM
mensurate with the duties and labor the
Office, and it is really n sacrifice to Judge
Finn to give up his large and profitable
practice FOR such an office. But lie con-
sehted to become a candidate tor the office
for reasons stated above, and while to him
financially, it will be loss should he be
elected. it is OF greatest Importance to the
taxpayers that he should fill the office
If the taxpayers ofLinn desire decrease.
OF taxation it is absolutely necessary that
a change of administration i'm its affairs
Should take place /; it is OF the utmost con-
sequence that Il man who thoroughly un
derstands county affairs, is duly posted at
all law points, who is personally interest
eG as property holder, and has the nerve
to say mo- to any measure calculated to
waste the revenues of the county, should
be elected to fill the office. We offer lust
such rnan in Judge Finn, alNi ask the
seriosss attention of voters to these facts.
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Il is related that Bishop Simpson, of tho
n. E. Church, preached at Music Hall,
Cincinnati, Ohio, last Sunday, to an audi
ence of eight thousand people. His theme
was ssGrowth and Ultimate Triumph of
Christianity and as he eIoquently and
ViviiIy showed the decline of all other
systems and their inadequacy to the wants
OFman, ne so carried the sympathy of his
hearers that amcns were mingled with
spontaneous applause. The entire Congre-
CATION Joined in the singing, which was
led By two cornets and accompanied by
she great organ. The effect was grand.