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, 1880-01-31


.SurAcTTnH y; ;S'1 a: ,5la OF DRAIN TILE At THE
The following aggregates are collected
luz ,acs"te1n w si'E D1a.oc o'so 1af 'o'"
t&a,, 4''"'"A"po1is' .ha.'
me NUMBER OF tue factories reported IN
~ as follows. lmiinnn. 4s,. Ilttmots. ,tsO.
n,;c on. ,,ot,,-a" ~. r,".n ~. '1WI,a"' "sS
s,,, ~. ~, ~, a'1'"' ~ W. Ao"A' ''' "i'eo''
s'1l 10; to,aa' 4'l4o
to jan. /, 1860, co; fron, Jan. i, 1850, to Jan.
a,a q 10'o' 'S'4 from '"' y l0''' 10 1"n' 1o'o
w M,, ,. ,. ON.
.NntnGer using horse power, bl9; using
GApltni invested, $a,so9,sG5. ~! -
Number OF men employed, 6,0s7; average
W1ges Per month, w. .,:x> ~, =, =.
m Nnner ~! r. nf t'E9s 5SlSSdtnaetpred 5 Sdn IN lS's 1s
O, aa,'eg ri w. o. proInetloia @ L., ior tile year 1873,
Sa,SEj, 75o: for 1877, S2,b1e, 600.
,Ayerage c2st 70 burn 1000 tile, which III
clttes only the fliel niM ATTENDANCE Of burn-
: Thnt burn brick with Tile, M:
xatNe OF brick burned with tile, SlbD.oM.
Iotai Gap!clty Ct mills On sliigle days run
on natn, aIinci1 tl1e, 3SMo .,o On I'm
ooo; one-story sheds, o4s; two-story Sheds,
l9z; l9z;,,,
Nn;nDef OF Rllns, l,4&a; NUMBER Of croWtl-
top kili!S lW.
orsg Mssg' asin * so Z i oI1q oats m'im: aygraxs
hours:
Both wood and conl are used as fuel, but
mi!cn moro q tie former. 70 Il!e cost OF wood
1s5o than 1878: -,
The demand for larger tiles is increasing.
, 1880-01-31
NEW PATENTS.

8psetat Dtrpateh to Ins Chicago Ttis#na
WASHINGTON, D. g., jan. 30.-Folout,.
is n list OF patents issued to tho ioyen,a4E
OF 1lllnufs, Wisconsin, Michigan, AIinnpso'..'
Iowa, Indiana, and Nebraska for tho n,,,
week:
q. Armstrong & Mnrohcson. woathsrsoeu
SPy,s; ea!sos,c ,;sp'|R,,, p|'Rs-es.ap!s'as .!as
tnent for corn planters. S'~ea'
RI P; G. Crcgior, chloaso. alr-nozslo for Steam.
Il. itammiii. Chlcago, inntcrn.
Iii. Hayes. Ccrro Gorio. nutluok.
il. Iiowara, Plano. s,iaryl. .Einxer: '' s''F'
A. g. IIoyt, Ehlcngo, Brni1,-blni9r.
il. Miller, 1T. Morris. washing iaschinas. hiass'n~
n. +. O!!sl, Chscngn, harvester.
!: =; ta.lot1. Lebanon, farm. Anto.,
u. palncr, chicago, apparat'is for soldering d,
q. Peterson, Joliet, caster.
u. ]. lttlndcll, ChlcNgo kiln for drying limb.
II. Il. ltlsaoil, bloomington, indicator tncn
- J. Stntler, MRson City, chook.row Rttaehmeo.
for cor1l-plantcr. '''sa'
WISCONSIN.
TT Conk1ln, Foul du Ls,c, faucet,
II, Lehman, Milwaukee. mllstuilu palnt.st.s
]. Mills, Milwaukee,, inttldlIugs grinding nil it,
y. keyn2lls, Milwaukee, fee1-Watcr heater ius
III. Wonkor, clysnan, vch'clc.brako.
..,. MICHIGAN.
F. Allen, Kalamazoo, Jolnter and cottcr-bloct,
III. lIartlwell, Dntrult, nutogrnphtu prIntiaS.
" N. brown. E,Ist H!lginnw, tlirtaiil- llxture.
II. Il. Gleason, Muskc2un. iog.cArTyinR OF bull
chnln. WV
y. Lamhkin, Caro, doublc.aottng lover.
D. Il. Ilce, Dutro!t, hot. water reservoir.
w. W. W. Vanhorn, oraugevllo Mills. rotary h.,.
, 1880-01-31

hisscd 0gtl. EatRtroOk. so Had
Exeltomcnt nov rnn. high, hut after,
pncifylng words by Dr.. Mohtnzie, tho it, ~
1Inrshn wns nl,lo to ninke himself hcarI' ~
moved TINT tho discussion OF nli t,,,cstjon. aod
than TINT nt ntomperarcc bo tntesdctcd. sh1.sIt nst
wtls carried "hlea
body to subscribe to tho fund stnr;nff Est'
llctticd Tho Judge md lle replied to tto srl nhs
in not very 1ntkigrate languaRo., 'sqaess
stllnS tho S.possnntio,s ot nr. Mskn knots!A
, 1880-01-31
4 Temperance Meeting III Nobraska

01iHhG Htrutl.
Gen, Estahrook snid: "ny my God woult
Te wins Missed, f1,,1 left tho hull with rage, Dr
LyU.ls, Hfter tie,lutlHcing tho habit Of smoking
nlso Withdrew from thu nit'utiHg having ,llovet
thnt II couple Of dGzen Of Mrs. WlHsl0w'R south.
, 1880-01-31

- -----,
-: - =.
plenty Of wlieat roots ut that depth. Leach
lalld. which Is hard pan that the roots Of
nonu of our crops chi, enter, utter being
drnincl and frozc, .brcnlnes LOOSE md mel.
lnw to. nearly tic depth Of the rain, and
twice tlle nn,ount Of grain can be rnisea OIL
lilo sa,,,e land. i fo,tiil q few swn,,ps com
poscd of Vegetable lnuft Tint becnnc 50 llElt,
not pros,tcc, but nftcr .plDwinH thesu
swa,nps twenty Inches deep, throwing
tic subsofl to the top, 1t became tho
most productive 1nnd that had.
WHAT KIND OF LAND NEEps DRAINING.
n ,voui,, MARA tlIa artirte tno lenothv In
apeuk OF ali jailsls tint need draintnv, hit wo
r,tRlt trutilfully say that MI lands nted drain
inE excrpt th1ss tfint linye 4 VrnycIY or
saiii.ly i snbsoli, 'N :.
Un visiting. n friend some years; since, I
foHil,l him ttraininE tr,yet. st,flnry l,icce Of
land at tic foot nf Il i,ill. Tic Wis tllEging
lis drain about eighteen Inches tlrel,; Ii,
saI,1 Tint jle ind rsuI that It was no jlsc 10
mnkc tic iruin deeper than tic Veins. I
frrl TO get iIn t., l1tnke IIs drain fojIr feet.
NJ tic he hntf q GOOD outlet, and iimaily j.e pit
them in tlreu feet: nlNl Oh exalnilifng ttioln
, 1880-01-31


gusts too much 10 lruIll 80 deep, when tn9
fRct Is tho cdst Is less. Fur instance, 1t wnsl
cost but very little intre 10 dig two drains 70
we depth Of four feet tlaan 1t Wn!il!l to dlY
tho two dcep. drains VIII drain fullyns much
lnld MS tho tl,rre shallow, nltt Will drain 1t
lltIcll better md save tho expense Ut the third
llue Of tile.
BUT THE DEPTH or pRA1Ns
is not always matter Ut choice. AS very Of
s very 'es ateS 1ss neles e pa 1 iss ess es s s
times extremely cortrary about giving their
ncigl,bnrs above them nj, outlet md very Of
ten spHnl more TIM, md money IN lawinE
about II tlal. would % g tl,s whole work BE-.
se' ats inlproscShcit aaS OF of Ills kind. tl,at
70 lust for nll time TO come, i L
in the first place, II 1t ttues cost something
lave but little in!l; but In all cnscs It Is best
tU lltye n good outlet 50 tint thg water Will
fall from six to twelve lncl,es when It leaves
tlletile. However, t1le tirnin that ls properly
1as 'ssn VII ~ not ~ WI u s Waat 49sH w b
up like 4 spring alid keeptlle tiie washed ont.
II y0u have II good full, say twelve INCHES 10
the hundred feet, a tlsc-Ineh tile viii carry
oft rs ,,ueh water MS n stx.nelt will II tho
tho greater the full theituru rapidly tho water
will How, md stlnler-si2el lile will answer
ON. Ereat consideration III draining lanl isto st
sliortsst iit,ie possbIe With tlle icnst expense;
IuI wrent 1,,ntlv pe,su,is tliat i Iuyt, noticed
draining do the opposlt Of this.
= Ind nh open ditch u, my farm which
drained stream which flowed naturally IN
Wle VII % a'sti thres e. feet f Ieep. IL uatting tie in
thIs tl[tcj, 1 commenced Mt the lower eiu as
nearly tour fcet. l xl1ulctl thls, dItch nearly
on itfet, EismE ~ !Tst r,nusM I'M 1 ~ w r.
Watel w9n Ftan M Gon,sa M trao, !" XIV Eatte, ~, u
steatt q toio%hS lug olGm Hltet' ~ t''d snaPo
" Hn ~ GMt .!to 9ElVss' t, ,!. ny
dislnl!ce nearly oile.ithli, by whlci, 1nenlls !
gaSo the .iitel: nearly twee tile fali It hau y.
.ne S sS a t a tbr ~ tn, t
inet deep' ont tho n'nount tiat WIS shseM III
ttle W this ent.on .,lE ,nore tlaa iWiee
Raia tor M.sRi1's tnls aetP uiit,,: WIKI.
Hy tho time ia:t aaE ti'ls gltei' '
and then Ind deptll IT the lowest place Ut
nscf tour leet, tllGr!er OF 1ll1ie TURNER
loei1is ny upper ltilel gafe u gnou ta!I,
nsasfng Is ~ the apper% % end Iwo aha hnit l
pressure Of tl,e water aboye y; would force II
rapidly out below where the fall vas less. !
continued tl!fee sx-i,lc' lllt ~ tis s'tctl ~
INC why. 6t9ilcIilhE the other 1onf Oh Us they
"er" ltHsr 1tfeaea. H., nm, d,,o, that ,orvorto,,
lito tiie u,ai %ici carried heariy as
DRAINED IN A DIFFERENT MANNER,
which liked much better thnn the first. I
% four aisl a nalf rect. & ThIs eiltcl, Was Was 10 10
n1..nni.rsng w % HIT II strniws't ina wn,iti
save i,nif tbs distance. EomulvtlcIr1p viii,
fnnr nirit.inch tic. which / luiI siic
tTa,n IN at a ,,istnnrn IT niI1,,.t fair rntIs
n,'ort nn,,tin,,,n,. tS,nn, Hhn,M tIis Iiata,,n"
, 1880-01-31

Every certitlcatp wo publish regarding D.,
Bulls Cough syrup Ii genuine, and we will pa}
q reward OF $l.0Co to my QUO proving The cnn-
Baltimore, Md.
, 1880-01-31
The Results Gained by an Ohio
-. =. Experimenter.
Drain Deep, Farmers, and Redeem
Your Waste Wet Lands.
J.: ---
Corn Grown on Drained and on
- Undrainett Soils.
Experiences Of Drainago Received by Mr..
y. Z. ". 3. Cleveland,
How to Mako Dry Country Roads by tho
Use Of TILES.
A Suggestion Tia. Tho Illinois Central Fund Be
used 10 Improve Roads.
PIsIXE ESSAY,

ACCOUNT OF THE PROD CC~ra Of THE LAND
BEFoflE AND AFTEN DRAINAGE, ETC.
III s. i. Hhoi'tv. II HAltard, Drtem5er. Ls7n
It is 4 great misfortune tlat nil farmers do
mot know something abont Drainage; my
kind neighbors below inc gave nc aM outlet
Of one mid a-ilnlf feet, MD this wus the depth
Of their knowledge I'll drainage, but with
much persuasion and my own ]0bor I kept
getting the ohtlet deeper, and nj tic depth of
two and n half feet commenced TO make TILL
tlcrground drnins. Tho first TINT I made was
dug twelve inches wille aud from fifteen 10
twenty-four inches deep; this depth Mt thnt
time WIS considered sufficient by most fnrsn-
ers. At one side of this tlrain n flat rail WIS
placed OIL Its edge, ntia pieces of timber, tif-
teen inches long and MS wide rs Gould be
split, were plnced OIL tile ratl, tho other elu
resting on tho bottom Ut the ditch, making
tl,ree-cornercd space for water after tile
whole was covered. Several hundred rolls
OF drains of this description were made, but
III IL few years It was found TINT
the muskrats had them filled up.
Tor want Of better material, and
especially for want Of q deeper outlet, which
necessttated the drains being laid so sha1law,
tlis, my first experiment, WIS unsatisfactory,
though not discourag1ng.
BY this time I Ind concluded that drain
nat m nm nj to an ca IN the ,"n,,',fnotnre of
them, erected tile-factory OIL my own
fArtn, and, with varied SUCCESS, lnanllfact-
,ued NIL tile tile tlat cunld be sold III this Vi
clnity; although would not advise any
furller to engagG In tho manufacture Of tile
.,,'. ~ sr'' % w. ~'o''' ~"f~~' ''' "'
suey a!e ho".
: By this time saw the necessity of traln-
Ing 10 greater depth, and procured deeper
outlet, though NV uc1gl,bors below mo Oh
5ected bitterly, saying that such a canal
would endangcr the lives Ut their stock, but
we finally settled Oil n depth Of three and Il
half and four feet. although, this wns on)y
1,aif ~ .iaa,,as r. .I,on1I hn ,,t "a III, ,,,a
TIM % est coiI n 'o 1T to 1M lima ~ Win i1 this @
slnlIow sin low oniet Diet C. eon,eneca mr. s d. system S of Of
dninnge. My ,farin,. although couiposed Of
the richest soil, could never bo depended
upon for u crop II 1t was Il, wet suasuE; the
labor and nsu Of the lind was often lost, but
~ were dry FROM thirty " forty bushels of
, 1880-12-29
THE PtTTSBuRG RIOT LOSSES.
Ynteiut ilttndfth In Thk f.hietlao IriLtnk

ptTTanuRr. Pm, Dec. es.-Atlcghcny County Ia
still ,uat,ouvnrlng to evaG responsibility for tho
riot losses, md will probably succeed. r., tllls
cnd two btls will bc offered In tho Legislature.
The FIRST will provide for tho rctnr or tho cor-
ty FROM debt nf 600 on tho basls Of INT
nctual expenditure Of s:,Gs),t00. This bill VIII
ho laid bafore tho Supreme Court OF tho atnto
for adjudication TN tho question Of constitutions
nlty, tl,ore being rruyfsuu I'll tho constitll--
tlon thnt tho Statn shnl moi ply nbt Incurred
proptlscs to- mike riot losses Erncril. IJutler iii
tst Of tue 1.gislntlsG Allegheny nt'd t'hiladel-
| |raE witn thoIr iin,iia. lis tic ! },ruposcd @ Gi
thia lnw viii! te repealed. THO County Co,ntnts.
R0crH nre very satlNllinn Of tic sllcerss or lnth
iicnfufes. They tMivc l1le support OF tho hest
legal lulDnt IN tho Btnte.
, 1880-12-29

Tho ctty.H growth was t:nlnG southwark. tho
nthcr !i', lines Of b',siness ccnnrc.cl Viii ,ho
llonrd w9nitl move ton. nt'st n tho long
,no'ts T ~" With witt e ssT cf,cr = or itrc 81 sa't
purposes It hnd l,ern suggested rs m cxcrl-
when tho Court lionsc y flhishcl there VIII 10
MI Hotirc dcltinM gnr MI avnt ttAhlr nfcc* ns!I',
s,,i,ssj ,sf s NY 5 Ssr IA i'g IL; Is M i s1ps s, 9 o
petition with tic |Awyors. ami will MT l,e re.
tIulrcd to ray fur prices for accommodations.
MI. q. ". CpuCN
thought TINT tho ncrcrtnncc or tho sfle Offered
wns tho bcat r,,ssoo hinE tho lshrl colisl tlt.
"a removal yon th'nk ia neccssarys' asked
"Ot co,ttHc 1t IS: everybody Is Of TINT opinion
u ia yo,i ,iitlk il viii Icr,rrrlato tic valuc Of
fSs ts IL 3sG a SsGy i. yyus "f aS seisa. % oss
TIM, + now Isl but scfero long 1t will bring as
"jiniit yoi ihimk, Mr.. Couch, tint moro suit
aolo Ero9''''a pon which to build could he 1e'
,hsl % ;s rn.; ,:' a + tho '0ar let's this oor slip
tie Building .inwn % 4. sallo strent.' saLl Nr.
thorc Is n rout to keep tho building whcru 1t Is.
y tM,oi in such thing Is t1t,.iynl,'al,lc." ,,,
''s s ssit'"; Il S11 H$ss + eisy stnsas aox
'"s ePsarai i absolutely neecs.
~ do; npnrt from commercial consideratlons
II Is Gsseniinl ns n preventive OF t!iscnac, we
,"s,s hnya essn too long hero fn 'lo st of all tho
e e orna,toa o1 te past q tn rFsGGFy n
img tnsse!y for tic purpesc ot keepinB rcnss up
FOR tho benefit nf = few Interested men; wo nro
SSsspyS Ssyc Il s df Fl io sn9 nat ii
tho country. Another thing u tho tt*t!isslon 9t
tl,,s ts'S matter sSn bS ssHs,ascse ana
, 1880-12-29
t,ATAIkEefE CIiEkE,
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and uhalluR tho nnxiu,ts inlpur!tles
EGoFatGd by Caarrllt poison not alone tho usal Hr-
gH., hut tile Ht1iHnc}i and lungs. Nh i,rB1y IOehl
remedy. like duncIen Hd lns,llltbla snua rU*.
sthy fGaCl t,r eradicate tho vlrul1t HIIpr,tfeA Uf
CninrrH This fhet rxpa!na the wonderful Gurus
UhNgtnit y 1tr. Wei 1fts Meyers new 1nastntly
trcntnunt. Tho t.ucnts tlrGtt by him sortr
by tho ,uc1us nIsnbrttlp t,rattghnut tho ayxtHn nf
tnrn, cHnst1tmti0 i0taI as wr an lut.a! nttI.Dc.
certain ~ Gtec tstirFa III ynCc Y!rsIs In ~ t,rG-
vent Snnll.ox. Its unprecedented fhtr with njlst
cltc testimonials EEUm nltny thousands who NJ NIL
etHpA Vt t11o tsl4pas1 1,avE 1trGn cured by this
wn,icrful rctnt!y. establish. beyuna rnn!rnuctlDif.
tho faet TINT Wei lie t1eyrr'* tatHrrl EIIre II
thu must Important 1nedicu discovery since vnecn-
wri.c.: "0no packare pro1nce,l lH!ci. clirs." IL
iersa FUN Gasarrh far 10 y1s i. u: aic !io%sii,
". WnaIllH9toi.ptnco, NJ, y: ~ eJenll for
Sys nSsi e ny s3Y wo ays ia @
M: "MveSsaut,y ~. sr"uecd wt', sa;5ff, =: w9s
EhG.gn. Ill: "F0r slx years tIki nut breatl tlsrysn
Tass" Mr.. Adr.. M. +: shsnSy; a,ss sif, Hsras-sif, g
Crl,nlst Atlantic 1intn tlca41: at rcstIrel MO u
ny ministerial nhnrEn Kew. t3ep. -. leir%& Cosi-
Nlnski. n u: ut relieved lAg OF n great F0ylna"
W. 4. 1rMeMlc!!: II. p: Ey!n. ~: H. &c.. 10,
Tree. His '4fturu " It delivered q my nttlrass hy
il. b. DEWEY i Co. II Dcy-s.., n. 4, III .OS rotl.
HlGtE.
, 1880-12-29

itEErfSn or THE p1HHcr'iss.
an almost fn1i meeting OF tho Hoard OF nl.
,.os,or,,n, ,,rtarn,nn fn Inn o,,lcc nf ,Inncs (,
yesseJ a's.,',,'t 1a,as ~ av H., ~ ot,;. nh,
fo'owi.,~ l % rcnart % was read read md ordered placul
on 1}le;
Cu1cAoo. dec. ~, 1sso-Daniel 4. Jn,tts, Esq,
s xS1s pS0ns s as ,e of se ~ ssn s.
siler tha n'atter or earxe1 aeeo'n'.'o!a!lo.,s n
ine r5 s,i 1" " r ionve ~ ~ to rnnort in ftII ns
g fuiiows; N'Ds ''1 '''''0 '~''' : - ''''' >'0
1.t,Mrsf @ wns y r $GG" 'so"' 'Ho "o''''''o'' '-'
4'.nn "t11cAun' &C. ,I1ly e. 1s;o-To The secrstaru
S."'n X ,ncai,ng y ~ ~ tn,,tMtt;cr nnuninica ny
~ persI1lr,,f ~ tnH fiunrri nf ;rrnts 10 tsyso
some n!nM whereby tne A;as!om 1, %y & ; s
s', II III 1o snsst f9e n et h
@ ~ II ,,i.ms ,rit r"c!,,,,,m,.int r. sMii,mi
@ ,r nr ns ny n" WA As,oeit,n,, u be- cd for thnt
je PURPOSE, the foilowlE resolution was asvptel;
.isesolveti. TlAt ,ho coInlnittce ask tho IIoasl
iiiIt pM to tGo at at MI nj e"ry % Sy q sc Sn or = pana
as they In,.y 10 pleased to s,1Vscyt Tor Tho Rrcat-
Yss sshis q sf;Y1 E aes,oap,ons q 5 e - th9
ESshn,as iM IN % itNil, With III sciS9t ] roois,s m FOR io
DIRECTORY, C0tt,mlttoe If Arbltrut1on, Secretary,
stc tlo nant "f no ,ht wo,,a " f'iFe
viii, stntcmont nf tic iilcrrnscd rc.t,,i, if n1y,
ttut wa,tlI he reunirctl ur tho nuurl Of TruIo Ii
S"9 s sara %ss9 ts iss te attention of your oa
of nirccfSrs ID c,tllctl 10 ills resolution. MD Tho
rsn!y tllsroto BY Pr,p'y s.alnIs!'tsa e tho
mccttne Of nircctars S 'ai or Hoa sha CSsmbcr Of
@ o estsiary VII srete 10 repy ns foows:
w "citiuAf,t,, A',g. i. iSal-Johm IL. bcns|ev Es7,
-" "stt, r itv ,s s,rc r..coivf,l mi ,Iv 1,re-
, 1880-12-29

C1StfSSATt. Dec c-13.-CnTrnS-Qu!et at lido.
FLnrn-DGmand nrttyc; family. A.6014S5t fancy,
k5.t19Gn
GHAtS-Whcnt-Donlnn light. but holders firm:
M. red. tl.G!ebl.ul Corn quiet; No mixed, E'c.
Oats quiet: No. mxetl, TysfNc. 1tyo ntCntty; No. =
Ibc. lInr!uy tfrtls MI fnit, Hic. -. --
l'nottsttiSs-rt!rk ttvner NJ &t100 lhni Atronaeri
opcncd. RGla Mt $sH; cfosHd ut $s.i25{S1li. link
mcnta dnll; khouldcEs, +sci clear rib, GJlc Lincoln
lttLct Aiu ntlclnt19nh.
WtIlSAY--Actly0 ind hrM at &l.il
, 1880-12-29

NEW OntEASs. r)cc. Observation-Disclosures; mill
ding. l1}fcs low mtillnv 1kc. Gnod orlInary, !G&c
not scrgpH. AtM balna; rroas, GxD0tr tn Frnrcp
3,ais; to tho Continent, 4,y29 kn1os. t,UAi stock,
Nt0M, -.
GALvEsToS. dec. A-CnrrDN-Ensy; mtlilllx,
like; toy MlltanR, lU{O; RncA Hrlnnsy, Vic; hat
receipts. t btscts oxt9rtA c0uxtxt*Hf ls 10 tt.nt
l!r!tnln, sab; to tho Continent, llul; sales, LEU;
ttuck, iEl7pl.
E0Trux-140wcr; n,Iddnn. 1t]ic; taGa, 1850 bates;
receipts, LEU; sAiinlunis, l,sl1i stock, 4.,EG
, 1880-12-29

nnsToN. ucc 23.-FlDuN- Quiet and unchanged.
GlkAlS-Curn III nIo1rs,to demand; now, 1lgtitc;
old. tt95c Outs qulets M. ind r5tru whlto ht:a
5sc; No, wh&tU, tsGsi,!<o, M. lniaeh md NJ. .
Hhttc. sGcl$sc. llye nutnlnalty unchanged.
NtTrEn-t:holca Wcstern ercn,nerl''s. 1)1sct ladIo
packUu. :laxe; common ahd EoUA. liGtAE.
EtitiE--;rhasI,
ilEcEt1.Ts-Fnar, I.ooo brs. 3o1sacks; cnrn rh030
hut wlIt'It. GnR htI.
Bl1ITMESTs-CoTn. z, &C bu, whcut. $1,000 bu.
, 1880-12-29
COI41SilQ,

TOLEDO. O.. Dec ea.-GKAIS-Whoat quiet: NO.
whlea 3flcann, tlC1, an,ber Michigan, Rrttt, Sl.O1
December, e..s, ,ay. salolis No. red n1ot. MSo
lanuhry, sl.U; Fobr,,nry ti.tI March, <1lh; Aptl1
ttt Mar, eLG1t. Cntn tnli haIi n.!xet!, lie: NJ.
11nuarr. Mc| Mny. !!he. Oats du'i No.. aE4c.
ELDxE-tfhent dull md fnWcs; nrnl,nr Allnttgnn
nyt: ~, ! rcd. Fob5lasy :,tett Mnrcn, a9's. Cprn
! kEcEllTs-Whtnt. lt.UU bui corr, lu.MU bu; oats.
2.uH III.
QOnAs
, 1880-12-29

MINIATURES, Wis. Dec. cc.&-FLocis-Quict and nm
changed.
GnAIN-whcnt dull, orcneh NO higher, closed
stony! No. milwaukee, hard. nun,ts'nis Nm. MIl-
wnukee, !Eci Sn 2to. pixie: December, at{c; JIM
Corn qulet but NrInoF; Nj. l. 1lc. Uais lnwor. Ry0
stronH; No. 2: nc laror hrrer, N9: spring. '4,;,
PIlpyIaIOSSltRhor, nlcst ttrk els cIstls $IH2S
March, ntd-lrInie stonn', $S5:}t cn"h and JaNnafyi
Htf1H March,
ttuas-Flrn,ur nt $l40a4M.
NEcEitTs-FlouF, s5uu brtst wheat, 1900 bu; oats,
1iut hi.
,SMirMES7s-Whcat, 1aoeo bu; corn. s.ooo bu, oats,
QSlhu,
, 1880-12-29

Tuo King OF Itaiy. Travelling tn tho strictcat III
suenu u fgw duys ill par4s, al,d ho viii - On IL
Blort yisit u En9!1ild, wilrro by will ho guest
hun. nad will visit the Queen at U=bos
, 1880-12-29

er, LOUIS, Dec @.-FLoEH-Qulet and unchanged.
g1tA1S-,yhcat towor md slow. No. rc.t. tH@!Tc
cash; neA197Nc Jnnunrys ei,Uelaioo,4 February,
bIoi{al.Hs Aiarct,, No. do. ota9c. No. +sto, f'c
Corn 1oweri Blfo enshl :sA@::Hlo innuaryt Sss4ts
k8,fc Fehrs1nryi AKA Oc Arrl1; 4sal1{o Alny. tMts
dnfl nt 1''fc cash, May. lyn lu!s no bid.
Har1ey dull nnI MnclInHEeI.
1.Ei1l-t1u&Is $t.2u nrkcn,
BltTTEIt-tlrl: dairy. tSGG9ic.
EfnR-Firm nj fsalS}c.
WittaKr-Atphhy. ., . ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES higher at &l3:15 asked cash, shce
T25Q February Dry tn1t meats huuifth. ltHc1n tnl
and unctsnnvei. 1.ari tsrner; m shles xx,
l1iiD hu, 0nts, l,IU BIZ; harley i1iiI hn.
.tu!rMESTs-flonr. f,0u brIs, wacaL 900 bu, corn.
II tW but cnlS, 9tWU bu,
, 1880-12-29

spfstat Dtspateh to The CAtetco Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.t Dec. :.-l'h0 Priea Current
taporta.
NNAtS-Whcnt-I,cccip 11,57l h,, shlpa1cnts, !. 10
III: market tVruEulnts No. j. cash. ;G,ac, LanunEy,
Slsc, M. !, cash. BHr: Janu4ry. a5{ci NJ, rnnh.
uouts, g1ll bu; nrlni No. Cls slc; jhnuary, :stu.
, 1880-12-29

sptttaE DFspatfh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ELdlN. H., l)Uc. aA-HAlea on tho Hoard Ut Trado
to'day M7Q It's crontnory huttor. regular. ut aru,
h175 boxes skim cc1AG nt t-RaA1t Irregular kalGs,
aND lbs 1soAlnosy bukt0r aud a bO1es skim cecsei
pElcSa loNGg, 1- ..
, 1880-12-29

HutFAL0, Hoe. .9A-uIAIS-WhcMt neglected md
nominal. Corn quiet: eaeh aSI bu h!ell.nllKeh TA-
!cdo ns 53G. !}ats nutlnnt Ut No for Wcltsr Ityo
Inactive, Harley lnActlve.
, 1880-12-29
IsItFitU0I,1sTfAT,

CLEyELAHp, D., Doc :a-FxTuoLKuM-Flrm
Standard white, ITO test, llic.
ptTTshuR0, Duo @i-pErAoLErM-ENtrl3 nctlvd,
trud0 nstNert unteA certificates, 54o 1Evuly b0 fu-
lned. w thtsAdalphta latlysty,
, 1880-12-29

PEORIA. IT.. Ioc. .S.-{3nAlS-Cosn tnnctlvc hut
nrm; nc" hlsh mixed. :S,s9sssic, now mlxod as,4D
S11c. Unis rts No. .wllltc, tt}tc. llyo inuctlvei
No. 2 RS@aalc,
1ltGHWISEs-Stcadya at Fill.
MISREPRESENTATION, 475 but corn, N,jD bu; oats,
lc.AO bui !y0. nnn0i hArtcr. lhtAu bu.
SIItra1ES1*-Nhtat.n nlG; ciIFt LOO but oats, H.
rs Du; rye, none; barley, lH,GNu lu,
, 1880-12-29

shfenRn t. nnrah,vc.tertt Ientt,sav.
For Mnra Tnc e nrtts ennr. IN,
nrpy n " C1nrk'st- {rnnu nclfo, firk's i;xnr",2
o''co' ia'nHf House. IL Gnnn.ata Htlu thu uSGHt
, 1880-12-29
RAILROAD TI1r{;-r.AItLr.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS

ExrIAyA1loN or nEFEnEycg M1hEs.-tsctnra,r
ef;sGEtsd. 'suntay excepted. tStonday excepted
, 1880-12-29

WlLAtSGToH, doc. A+-splAlrs TrnrEsTlSE--
firm al &C.
, 1880-12-29
JOEL HENRY WELLS.
Tho Rest of tho Witnesses on His
Side Examined.
Tic Defendant Himself Then rlacctl
upon tho Stand.

Tie Defendant; Himself Then rlacctl
upon tho Stand.
What He Knows About His Descent from
Lotlia Fifteenth. i
A further hearing Of testimony In the joel
Henry Wrl1s hnbcns CORPUS cnse wns Ind before
Judge sora, ycs.ertl1y, hcHinulng ut 10 n. m.
THE tlret wtl,ioss rns hfr. Calvin lrWof, who
stated TINT io Ind bDe11 acquainted with tho tD-
fcnltNnt fur 1la,1y yparr. liz Ind covorsctl with
Mr. Wells recently III regard tu business md Old
times, mud nothing that Mr.. Wells enld wns chl-
culAtcl to rnsc suspicion of hs saniy. lie
had never convcrscd With tho defendant upon
family affairs.
M1ls. !. 4. THORNTON,
sister at tho Defendant, WINS recnlc1, and testt-
fed ne to tho business le hnta llceEt gn1gctl III
since he lott college. iir Ind 10 ccrtnin extent
,nnlo her a conl!tlant, though In mover lnon-
ttuncd his lovc atrn!rs to her aotp,1lt ycars nEo
Ito wruto to her Tint he had living trouble TINT
womb always DO with him. 1Ic lid not eny what
this wns, mud wlthras never aakel him. though
sl,o afterwards regretted tint Bhe Ind not protcIl
tho matter to tho bptton. !lc hnd, IN bis rarly
days. had n l0ve afIair which WIS known TO tho
whole family.
On cross examination witness listened 10
ettcrfrom TIC tcfDnlhft rcal by counsel, dated
Dec Il, lsy0, anl tlIructed to ilor, III which was
tho assertion thNt ho Ind secn bishop MrI,nrcn
md tllr te lid mot !,uve the papers, thnt thoy
werh With II mnh In England, nnd TINT lie would
tr tFto bcar thls Inst burden. Shcaclsnowlcdgctl
hMvlng rccGtyCd sllch letter. but snld ehe did
not know what pnrcrs tho letter referred 10.
Mts.J.A A. THORNTON,
husband Of tho preceding wltaess, next took tho
, 1880-12-29

HALr1MaRe, htd. Dec. A-FipuR-Moro ncsive'
but Without chnrRG. 49,.
GHAjS-Whcat-W -Wattorn higher. ctnNlnr cnscrs
No. 2Vo.tcrn wintor rel, rpot md December. I'LL
allas1i January. alllattaA, February. &isC5tsfl7t
March t,,a} 4teLlaH. corn-wcs;orn titmefs Wett-
ern mlxol. spot md Dcccmber, E14ssascs old. Gtif
RS'xct now Jnnunsy. ks{asIc. February: hlhtSnio'
ftcaicr 47al1c. tins mimi In tho nbscnec OK ~"
eala, hyo siuff al G9&t.u1.
IAr-Unclnnuca. il.
I'NtlvIsInNs-l)nll md unchanged
Ht7Trl1t-Qn1tl nnd if,cilAs!kC0.
1us-Flrtn and unchanged.
TErIsntEftM-NominHI. ,.. a.
f},tUc ERtEA-C0Ttn iirns Kln f1teucss ordinary 10
Esir. llGs l3c Surnr t!rnti 4 snft. n}{c.
WHiAKr-Qutpt nt ftIsftf1s. ....-.. .,
1iECtirTA-Einnr. lJsa br!at what, Afal but curn
EWirMEaTs-Whont, +7 no hu: ccrr nonr.
hALEs-Wheat+ 8l9, 10 blu, cortl. II, 3n bu.