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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-29

returns of this city, all complete, indicate
that the population will not be over 20,
GOO. There is much dissatisfaction ut
the result, and tonight the board of edu-
cation met and ordered a school census
and appointed superintendent and en-
umerators. Work will commence Mon
day.
Cincinnati, June 2G.-The miller's in
ternational exposition closed tonight.
1t has been Of great interest to large
classes of the people, but it did not
prove to be Of sufficient general interest
to cover expenses. The guarantee fund
OF $60,OOO will be drawn upon to cover the
deficit, which it is thought will be about
200 per cent.
men in the saw mill Just below the city
collision with the special policemen.
Some thirty shots were exchanged,
wounding three strikers and one police
man. The fight was resumed this morn
ing, when some Of the strikers were se-
verely wounded and one policeman
wounded.
Washington, June ga ten-year old
Comanche boy, who entered the Indian
school at Carlisle in November last, was
the interpreter in a conference of party
OF Kiowa, Comanche and Apache chiefs
with the secretary of the interior. The
chiefs ask the enlargement of school fa-
cilities that more of their children may
participate in educational advantages
Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 26.-The
body of young man 20 or 25 years OF
age, was found in the driftwood near the
Missouri river, few miles above this
city to-day. The body was in perfectly
nude condition, and across the back OF
the right hand were the letters in indel-
ible ink in large capitals, "P. A. Il. S."
Name unknown.
st. Louis, June 27.-This morning a
wrecking train on the Vandalia railroad
collided with freight train near this
city. A fireman and blacksmith, riding
on the freight, were instantly killed and
the engineer had both legs broken and
his head badly hurt. On the wrecking
train two men were fatally injured and
ten seriously. Both engines and several
cars we're demolished.
Chicogo, June 26.-D. p. Newell, a
well-known real estate dealer, is suppos-
ed to have committed suicide under pc
culiar circumstances. His mind has been
diseased lately and he has become i'm
pressed with the notion that he had in
vented life preserver composed of lead
He took passage one day this week on
the steamer Sheboygan for Grand Haven
across the lake, leaving word for his wife
that he was going out to try his inven
ton, and that she would soon know the
result. 1t appears that he quietly un
dressed while half way to the other shore
and binding the lead which he carried
; with him abont his body, slipped unob
served into the water. His body has no
been seen since and probably never vii
be recovered.
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LATEST BY MAIL.


Columbus, o., June 2G.-Consressman
Atherton is missing. He left note say
ing lie intended committing suicide.
Chicago, June 26.-The Southwestern
Rate association adjourned to meet July
18th. No understanding was reached.
Washington, June 26.-Gen. Sherman
left to-day for ST.. Paul, Mimi. to attend
the 2OOth anniversary of the discovery of
the Falls of st. Anthony.
New York, June 26.-The directors of
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central to-day declared a
4 per cent dividend upon the capital
stock, payable August2 next.
Wheeling, w. Va, June 26.-The DEM
ocrats held ratification meeting OH
Capital square this evening. While q
salute was being fired, in the early part
of the evening, a cannon burst, killing a
man named Mccarthy and boy named
Nidert.
Cincinnati, June 26.-This morning
the westward bound freight train on the
Marietta and Cincinnati railroad left tho
track near Martinsville, Ohio, and A. +
Macher, the engineer, and John Urick
fireman, were killed. Trains were delayed
four hours.
Chicago, June 26.-The yachts Name
less, of the second class, and Fleetway
Of the fourth class, sailed i'll the annua
regatta to-day, and won the prizes of thei
respective classes. Time not very rapic
The course was twelve miles.
i Washington, June 26-N. X. Fai,
banks, David 1. Little, Geo. S. Haske
and James A. Wall have been appointe
commissioners from Illinois for celebra
ing the one hundredth anniversary {
the treaty Of peace at the internation,
exhibition in New York in 1888.
Springfield, Ills, June 8,-The censr
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A Steamer Burned,

New York, June 29.--W. X. Grace, of
No. 81 Wall street, reported lost, togetll-
er with his wife and child by the burn
ing of the steamer Sewanhaka last even
ing, is among the saved. The three were
rescued after being in the water half an
hour. Arthur Mather, merchant, 81
Gold street, is also saved. The body of
J. H. Skidmore, 2S4 Pearl street was
found ut the foot of 115h street. He
jumped over board from the steamer af
ter shaking hands with his brother who
was saved. A body is at the morgne, sup
posed to he that OF the Rev. J. W. Diller
ID. d., former rector of st. Luke's church,
Brooklyn. 1t has not yet been identi-
fed. Two more bodies were picked up oil
Wards Island, one man Al years old, light
complexion, sandy hair and wlliskers,
and dressed in blnck coat, checked jump
er ana blue overalls; the other was u
man about 49 years old, sandy mustache,
dressed in dark pants and checked
jumper. The bodies of Mrs. EveIine u.
Bennett and husband, A. A. Bennett, OF
IL and % Liberty street, were identified
Mt the morgue and removed to their late
residence in Brooklyn.
The bodies of Mrs. Barbara Rauscher
and Miss Lizzie Chaler. No. 3G West
54th street, were also identified and re-
moved. Edward G. Booth, lawyer, Lib
erty street, was a passenger and has not
been heard from since the disaster; Chas.
E. Appleby, 155 Broadway, reported
lost, with his wife, writes that both arc
safe and uninjured; Constantine Sherry,
child, brought to the morgue this morn.
ing, was recognized and taken away by
its father who lives at 1927 Second Av.
enue; David H. Deberverse, aged thirty
one, Of 81 Bowery, was recognized by his
father and the body, taken away this
morning. Susan E. Coleton, wife OF
Geo. w. Coleton, agent Of the Red Stal
steamship line, is among the dead
Mary A. Reed, girl about twenty-eight
years old, was identified this morning by
woman who said, with tears in he
eyes, "Miss Reed was engaged to b'
married next month, and has not rela
tive in the world" The body is yet a
the morgue. The body Of Barbar
Rsuscher, German, aged thirty-fou
years, was lying on q. marbl
slab, her arms clasping t
her breast the body of an infant Chile
Husband and mother recognized til
dead wife and child to-day and they wer
removed to their late home No. 426 Yves
SD street. Lizzie Chaler No. 4O6 Yves
5;3d street, was recognized among til
dead in morgue.
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nrndlaugh in trafalgar square

London, June 29.-From fifteen to
twenty thousand persons were present at
Bradlaugh's meeting in Trafalgar square
las night, under the impression that
Bradlaugh would proceedto the house of
commons. After making his address
some thousands of persons who had been
attending the meeting rushed down Par
lament street to the palace yard and
some three or four thousand got into
Westminster hall. but the police
charged them and drove them through
the gates. Meanwhile several thousand
persons had assembled outside the rail-
ings. Rcinforcements police, however,
removed them.
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Steamboat Collision,

New York, June 29.-The excursion
steamer Long Branch, just after casting
off from her dock this morning and
crowded with a Sunday school party on
their way to Long Branch, was run into
by another boat and crushed in below
her water line. The boat began to fill,
causing great alarm among the chill
dren and teachers and frantic
friends on shore who witnessed the col
lision. The boat speedily returned tc
her dock and all landed safely. Boat fast
sinking.
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Peva, June 29-Foreign ambassadors
replying to a note of the porte on the
Montengrin question regret that the
porte should ask time for an execution
Of the convention, and propose that Tur-
key should cede Littara as far as the
river Bajona, including Dulcigeno.
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st. Petersburg, June 29-The Russian
minister of the interior on tour of in
spection telegraphs from Astrakahan
that owing to want of hands the plague
of locusts cannot be eifectually eradicat-
ed. Many other insects are lnjuring the
| nrOGS
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Harrisburg. June 29.--Two freight
trains came in collision early this morn
ing on the Pennsylvania railroad. An
other freight train, with JOHN B. Craw
ford engineer and NJ. Ashewer fireman,
ran into the wreck and both men We're
killed.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Suicide.

Cincinnati, June 29.--Dr. w. d. Tem-
pie, of Dayton, Ohio, who tried to drown
himself in the river few days ago and
was rescued and sent to the workhouse,
suicided by hanging himself in his cell
this morning. He was dead when found.
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mons.
London, June 29.-In the house of
commons A. NJ. Sullivan gave notice of
an amendment to Gladstones resolution
allowing all elected members to affirm,
etc, to exclude Bradlaugh from it's ope-
rations. Bradlaugh addressed n large
meeting in Trafalgar square last night;
there we're also meetings in various towns
and provinces Of leading conservatives.
The house of commons has determined
on course to be taken on Gladstone's
resolution in regard to Bradlaugh, which
will be introduced Thursday. O'Donnell
has written long letter ticrcely attack
ing Parnell and other home rulers for
supporting Bradlaugh, whom he des-
cribes as a revolving atheist.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.
New York, June 70.
WHEAT-spring, nominal. Winter, white,
weak, red, cash and June 2,4c lower. Other
easier, No. 2 red xl.ls, cash Sl.l7H; June $ll1ss
0$l.l2; July $l.G7H@Sl.07ss; August. -,
CORN-Easier, fairly active, moderate. Wes-
tern 47dg5Oc. cash 4Sss@:bc.
OATS Easier, winter 3OlL3lc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jun %.
WHEAT-Unsettled, lower, s7ac cash, s7hsc
July; S4z4c August.
CoRN-Weak, easy, SAC cash, 34l4c bid July,
34snc August.
OATssFirm. 2sac cash, 2lssc August.
BARLEY-Steady.
RYE-75c.
WHIsKEY-$1.O9.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June q.
WHEAT-A@2lsc lower. Hard $1.O5; No. l SIC;
No 8sc cash, Ss.a July, s5s August; No. 3 7sc;
No. 4 Tic.
CoRN-SSA.
OATs-2SAc.
RYE-74.
BARLEY-85c.
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Tie Weather.

Washington, June 23-The weather in
dications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or
partly cloudy weather, weSt winds gener-
ally, shifting south. Stationary or fall
ing barometer
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st. Petersburg, June 29.-One or more
Russian ships of war, now proceeding to
Vladivostock by way of the Suez canal,
will If necessary participate in making
Joint demonstration against Turkey.
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Arrived.

New York, June 2D.-Arrveti: Swale-
dale aud Alepho from Liverpool.
Queenstown. June % Arrived: Ohio
from Philadelphia
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Cabul, June 29.-Reports from Tulko-
man state that the Russians have been
twice defeated by Tekke Turcomans.
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FIRES.

Cincinnati, June 23.--Welslnmmer u
Sons Touring mill at Greenfield burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000; uninsured.
An inccntliary.
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Public Reception.

New Haven, June 29-Plesident Hayes
was given public reception in the city
hall this morning. G%
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Yote.lt to Adjourn.

Chicago. June 29-The board of trade
voted to adjourn from Friday afternoon
till Tuesday morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-29

AMERICANS.
Clark, s, 8, 5, 5, 5, 4, 5,5, $685.,
Scots, 8. .5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,1
5-75.
Fisher, 5,5,5, 5,5.5,5,5,5,6.4.5 A. 8.
5,3-71.
Rathbone-5, 5,4,4,5.4,5, $685.,
Observation-Disclosures,
ga.
Browns, 5, 5,5,65,5, 5,5,5,5,45-
70.
Total, 436.
! John R!Sigb,yaeSs,5, !Sigb, eS 5,A5,5,5,5,4,5.5,s.
VIM; Rigby,5, s, 5,5. s. 5.5,5,4s,5,4,
Millinery, 5,5,5, 5,5.5, 5,5, 5,5,5,-5,5 8,
5. Total, rs.
Tenton.5, 1855, S,
Total, 73.
Yonng-5. s, 5,5,5,5,5,45,4, 5,55,5,
5. Total, 73.
Total, 436.
In the 7th round the gauge showed in
creasing wind, shooting at 800 yards;
range. closed at 155 and was begun ut 500
yards; range at 23S yards with wind still
blowing straight down the range, but not
strong. Very good offers. to take six
to four on the Americans.
800 YARDS.
Americans-Clark,7 IS; Scott, 60; Fish
er, 73; Rathbone, IS; Farrow, II; Brown,
%; total, 436.
Irish-John Rugby, y; VIM. Rigby,
u; Miner, II; Fenton. SO; Joynt, II;
Young, IA; total, 42S.
Score at 500 yards range, Americans,
436; Irish, 436. The weather early this
morning was very threatening, but to-
then became cloudy but not threatening.
The wind was blowing straight on the
targets and unfavornble for high scoring;
air is tolerably clear and soft, there is
a considerable display of American and
Irish bunting on the way hither from
Dublin. Horses are decorated with ever.
greens, welcoming notices, NC.
A detachment of two hundred royal
Irish constabulary preserve order. The
Irish rifle association yesterday resolved
that no member, as such, Join Sir Henry
Halford's team at Wimbledon.
In 1000 yards Clarke made Il, making
each in the Sth and 9th, and in tht
18th. Scott made "a; in the 18th
Fisher, SO; making 4 in the End, 6 in til,
9th and in the Bird and 14th. Rathbonc
20; making in the 5th, 9th, 7th, 9th ant
18th. Farrow, 60; 4 in 3rd, 4th, 7th. 9th
l1th, 14th. Brown, 67; in 9th, in It'll
and 18th, 2 in Sth.
Irishmen-John Rigby, Gs; in 1st
4th, 10th, and in 5th. Sixth won by
Rigby; lst, 9th, 9th, 18th, and in tin
18th and l4th. Miller, 81; 3 in lst, moth
ing in End. Fenton, p; in 7th, 3 il
10Th. Joynt, 72; 4 in 4tll, 10th. and lost
Xoung, G9; i'll Bird 4th, 5th, 7th, 9th ant
l4th,
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Con.titut,onall.y Of til. railroad

C0hstitUttohHItty OF the ltAiIr"aH LAW.
Chicago, June 29-The supreme court
at Springfield this morning affirmed the
constitutiopality Of the state railroad
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Cash Plan

of doing business, I do
make u claim and l am
able to buck it up that
! am the only Strictly
Cash Grocer in Yank-
ton
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In . few minutes.
you can satisfy your:
self Is to my plan of
doing business, my
goods and my prices.
Come and see for
yourself, all l ask is a
trial. My stock is very
large and complete:
l make special fig
ures in job lots.
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live up to my ad.
vertisements. When !
say l sell for cash and
cash only, ! mean it.
l do not advertise to
do u cash business in
order to secure popu-
larity for my concern.
1t is business with me.
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My business for the
last year has been more
than a success, which l
attribute to my strict
adherence to the cash
plan of selling goods,
and the appreciation by
the people of uniform
low prices on standard
goods.
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GENERAL NEWS.
The International Rifle Shooters En-.
gage in a Test Of Skill.
A Tie is the Result Of the Contest Be.
tween the two Teams.
Another Vessel Horror In Which Numer-
GUS Lives are Lost.
The Great Shooting Match.
AMERICANS.

Dollymount, June 2S--Soore at 800
yards.
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law. The Illinois Central will appeal to
the supreme court. .sIr
FOREIGN.

Another Wind Storm In the Hou.e of Conn
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My stock embraces every description
of Canned and Preserved Goods either
in glass or in tin, and sell at uniformly
low prices.
, 1880-04-22

pointed nurcrtntcntlentan and General Manager Of
that rrad, With Dtflc1 at Mncnn. Gn.
Tho Inuisvitlc. Naw Albnny & Ch,cnps, Ralt-
rnn.t Company proposes MT fnsitc Of fJ,kH.0 Of
InurtRNEn bonis To itR atnckhnicrs MT N cruts
omtnc ''nliar 4, PIT ,hc ra Into tirst; e,a.s GIN.
rrcscnt.
Tho Cincinnati, !ndouapolla, III. ,T.outa 4
Ch!cngn 1tAtlr1,nd viii! Juno !, havo tta enltrb
s ff"% f. Tn Ga, t. 5 ns pns VIM VIM
t'rskGn stono at tho rntc of mi chr. .loat's .rer
fn"srt ncs ti ana IL so.t ,hr.y 9ys ths at.
Indianapolis.
Vanderbilt hRs succeeded in Atayfn1 on tho
rccgulnr rnunthiy ncctinx Of tho illuh Joii,ta
which was Y. hayc beei, held in Now f0Fk Tucs.
.ho urana Trunk md Wabash fnr W his cIorts io
keep them o,.t of this city. Thu nrxt meeting
+ s H H NV 's nd w Is n9t tss ;s % vsnd4s snS a
changed.
Tho indications are. that tho Illinois Central
ness Of aiena ill., Tho hIenao Nurttwessern @ liz ss'
has 5,lst p!,rchasei cnntrolIfnE interest In Tho
e m nv rna Tns
and connected with tho main fito af tho North.
wsstetii, thus securing direct ro,lto II t3Rlerl.
cxtenllnx tho Chicago j: l'nciiio to uaicnn, by
SmnF rai,eh ,,, 9no, tatsrk t., nts,Io e
Minnesota.
Thu ChtcnEo, Rock Island h Pacific tas bccn
operating, tho ChicaEn s. Southwestern It,al
from Atehlson Junction to Atchison for ZONE
outright ani nSw % t,wns vi Tho cntiso no no fu'1i run
ltnck Island aro now ut AtchIton 10 lind 4 sultn-
~ long as the 1tock Island did not uwi thnt
proiMriy i ad nnt earo to mike extensive in'-
tho southwestern Hrnnch might havo slipped
sooner Or later fron it, grasp. hut It tn'.n,,s
, 1880-04-22

Brfttal btsratth to THe ChItaoo TFtbVnf,
luYPALn N. Y. April observation-disclosures
Nellio OArlnor. F. W. Ferry. Ja,nus l'latt, X.
Winslow. Molsina, Snnf!sa, q, \. lfnxnrtl,
0corxo Hteolo, Adm Meaora, Ostrich. Emn,n =.
C0yHG, z. a. Nicholson, Michigan, grain, CHI
caHo; Bcho0ncrs Heuton uDd. i. 4. I!Ailcy, J.
~. Scott, UIldlIll, L,,stt0 Walt, krniu, Ajlwau-
kGe3 srhn0ncr +. +. l!eals. grain. detroit.
Observation-Disclosures uHa'lIl1a, james Plat.
Moonlight tuna!, JtAirnl, J. ". t,nu,c, i. V, Ii.
Wntssh, Ostrich, chuagoi Rcluutcr Angus
Smith, milwaukee,,
Coal frvJ4hts r.la dull, owing Ia atalrclty nf
Drl]prs frInl tho West MD TIM present priuca Of
cont which aru nbave tho vlaxa ot Western
hlaria scott takcs coa!. cleselanu to Chiou9o ut
66 cUtt5.
, 1880-04-22

3s, 3 ~ r. ts ;;ss sse' ri; H. 9sas' H. "a'.
,n,';;S'a'i's n!';;' sss%: ;eassd' sSs&% p'sssd' Wiz
RGrIsH NaInnnlfY unchanged.
E!a...l'9ltt WosteIt1. iv.aniiu. .,.,..- a.,
EE1;!s';sIisI,1SsmiP i,,,s Il 4 refined no
HrcEttrra-ftnMr, 81 arfs, wheat, M,on hnt corn,
1t; W. aate S Sast II I'm so, corn. 1,4un m
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OntEAEs, April 7tt-fLuuu-rultt buporhne,
tauss ai.}&, Xxx, t.2io4s7Hs xxx, Haosiy1H, high
trndcs. =. j.,2,xdeaE7H
t3nAtx-corn dull. weak, 4nd lower. at Basoa oats
snslcs, Mt E!c.
cnRS.MEA1-Qnlot but tltrn at t7:n
1lAY-ecarco and tlrm; prime. Sal.Qc, ohoIee k2D0o
EmL
rNn~lstoSs-r'ork quot but steady. at sl1u1. l.ard
seadys tlerco. i73fc; teg sic. unIk n1onts ttcnly
NIL, snlr dn,nandi stpudelA 1nose. to; packet ~
@ ssaE @ sS"F S sds; ss.? ~ sssp .ss .sss!
Wii1sKY-btcadys i w cklesn fauiitcI, unsa1.tn
tilCEIttt*-Eoheo dull lilo CnfvtseA, Or1jIt3sry ID
primo. lp*asshc snEns t9llt q.,.,,ed, eonmoi 10
SSa.seseGoinmof. Sioi ialt ass.c scnt11uxsssSl
siaph, prlno to cnolco tIsste. ltlca acsivo asa
Enthusiastically Mt &1.0s. .
MvxsrAMY-Axht exchange On Now fork t2hQ por
u.NN ptatn!unt; ssar!inR uxchanRo, tssK.
, 1880-04-22

Spsetal Dlspath 10 11s chttdca Tribune.
EscAaanA, AIch.. April a3.-Arrlyul-pro-
pcller ltulciKh,
ClenreA-l'rnpcllor ltl'st: kchtnncrs Stewart.
Nlchnnls, l.Arkur, Pathfinder, Conpcr, Clint
ItlltS, Eclipse. The Ac,rn tl,ls Wnt yet secured u
gll4ttCr. 1hu EcAsn,Mcr Npw4tnlr lost eM.tl, M.l-
esst.rs at Wh.o!ls!s lla, #hIlo !sIuK With ees!as
Anl ran In hnre,
Arrived Propeller !sasana; sehnoners llole-
IN, hIlnnekahu. y. @. Hutchinson, Sweetheart,
John O'Npul, l4ulretta.
Observation-Disclosures Constitutions, Sophia
MjuCh. 4. II. NarrIs. Tho MinRGhHhl Ia q now
b0at, and elalln4 tu carry l,utu tUns Ut ORC,
, 1880-04-22
OHIO yALl.l;I ROAD.

CLEvEl.ANn, o., April al.-At tt,oannnal ndbt.
!nR of tho valluy llliwuy Company ". ]. lsoqf1i-
nun ind L, n. Cuo wcrU unanimously c}fesl
l>rcctt,rT for three years. a,ll Joha Tm to I'm
yncnnoy. THO lAtlrd urYAnixet! hy slpotinY J..
ttcnt anl Trens.ir,r: Bu1nliei ltrlgKa, a,limr.
tnirs,.!t,i1t; u II. chlls, Chlur EuxiaGr} ". il.
ltEter. HGGrptnry.
Tho receipts far tho year enlnK March 1t wrrc
E!EatEsl. Tho expenditures leave u ba!n,lca Of
, 1880-04-22

The contrActlGss Insurance hHonts continue to
squtrin. and Tuesday put tho "eurrunt
rhta" down to 10 conta pur 800. Insurunco
waH taRn', Mt tho nbovc rntp yesterday, hut It
was stutcd toward evening TINT I'M nslv,.t,co tu
IL cents had bc0n 1nAte, for tho renson that tho
calHpHnlcs wouldn't atnnl tho pressure. An
vnriuus agents With thn Intention Ut forming i.
ro0l It Is tfln,1ght tint tho object rl.n Ito suc-
ccssfHlfy accomplished, nlthp1Hh ol,n nr tw.,
nEpntH hnvo thus fur firmly set thoir faces
nEul.st tho project.
, 1880-04-22
A MAD-STOh \

spst1ai Dtfpatth 70 Tnt chaeat iTflbans
CEnAH RAPIDS, Ill.,, April el.-A3. G. Mc1utl-
ken, Of Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa, has mr.
ts'e4l IN tow, fran rnrts, this county. whrro he
ahsl been to visit Il inutl-stonp. lie wis h!ttell
II tho hRnd by n mud -.lnx lust week. Tho stollc,
walcli is nbo.t tho size OF II chnstnut Is tlat OIL
ono side, md looks 4ko p!cco Ut white spt'rgt.
tts o~nur punoturod tho patients nrps with II
h!ets9lt' and then utal9 tho application. II held
iast. thus INDICATING TINT tho itinn hAl bcun lnil
Y X polsuted. Tho ston0 WsI,lL fnll nH utter TIL
s9 up with 'sAtk. .cnlornd s,lbs,anco;. whcn 1t
III rle"nseA With hot tpk and wator. The apo
ssnt1oh !astGA aver kuvcn hours, WhuH
the stolo refused to nttach itself tn tho
mS,l nra,, my moro. which WIS ny}donco fhnt tho
Mas very h,ppy Indeed 10 feel reIUyed from tho
ts!.llt'o9 attv. thDt,H he wins baslIy frightened
hM!finy tho operation, When tho inside Of his
eYaca-tux that III h!,9.
, 1880-04-22
kNIEHTS.TFMPl AR.

tefan ltArllss, lss.. April :i.-AtulloC Command.
~ No. -, Ut tits city, will attend thu Trlcnnlu
.o"c'Ast. to 10 held In Chfcu4a next August,
Heof!'tHsttcd By u dr,1nl.uo For tho pust
aon,n 6alid Ut ton lads, from 10 to II yeAsS Of
tss. e have boon pAru.l,nx tho streets after lark
s;y sS;Mrsy every 1yeutng, rlb-H-tlnl,. sublln1 aIs
" "tAHl III prJietGu fDr tho 4.,,lljp4 tlent.
gaa'r!l tennr drums, hut nro not yct allowed 10
~ ~ .,ae!n The Cum Htn,llcry will lio represented
,,xtate Mtne torty s!r Knights, and 0He- huff ut thu
o'ateF Will be Kce0MpAltl by lAeir lAsltes,
, 1880-04-22
CHICAGO IL 'rONItAJI,

6p3tIAl Vlf1GItN 70 1Ha Chicago Tribune,
0AtE.A, ILL.,. April .l.-The ChicnH., l. tron,al,
Nnrr'w-0ange md Its hrpIlehcs to Lancaster
nnl stahtfnrt III Anltl,ort Wisconsin, hus i,,e,,
Bo!d,A Well.fnuulctl rlim"r hns it, "hs tho Nurt-
wcalsFn lhilway Gu'npuny," thu reu,,.t lnsr-
c!,nsurs 0f tho Oalr,lA s. WISCONSIN 1inIlrnatt.
Tho xup ri. Ara niles letween thu Chlcago K
lu G1Atai M Within tho i,axt three w.nks, and
tho rnMa will 1T nnr'. ha e1tnM'lu'l m inwi.tvls
GrAa finlnA anl Highland. Tho ultimate urs-
ti,lMliol. is probably Sniltx0n.