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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07
Giving no Reasons.

The late Hon. Henry G. Deming, OF this
city, when member of congress, desired
the promotion of soldier and went to
President Lincoln about it. He had a
formal application in writing, in which
three reasons were given why the pro-
motion should be made. Mr. Lincoln
read it, and looking over his glasses said
"Deming, why wouldn't it be just as
WELT to say you want this promotion with
out giving any reasons for it? Just step
into the other room and make out another
application
MI. Deming retired and soon returned
with the Presidents suggestion carried
out.
"That is more like ii, said MI Lincoln,
as he looked the document over, and he
then went to table and wrote on the
back of the application: "Let this be
done. A. Lincoln
There, Deming,' he went on to say,
chat is better; it will be done all right
now. and we sha'nt be called on to give
any reasons for it."
There may be something in this incident
of value to gentlemen who always have a
pocket full of resolutions at political con
ventions.-Harford Ecening Post.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07

y BEG your pardon, sir, " said one Of
the three men who entered Dovey's store
at MERGERS Station, Ky, "but will you
please hand me the $500 out of your
safe" and he politely leveled a revolver.
"Sorry to disoblige," Dovey replied.
but there isn't cent there" and he
affably opened the safe for them to see.
The robbers made thorough search
and withdrew.
, 1880-07-27
MINING NEWS.

On tho Chicago Mining Doard thero ~cre aalcs
OF sN0 shares Of Sierra at 4aos a,t00 shares Of
Chtcngo & Silver Clif at IN; toQ ,sharos IT
shnnnndonh COMMON at $50; 100 shares Of bhcH-
anioah preferred ut $50; and $1,000 Chlcngo,
Milwaukee l. St, Paul pos cont thIrty-ysar
bonda ut l05A. ....
- uEn. CHANTS BONANZA.
Col. u. r. Urafton, Of Washington, furnishes
the fulluwtuR information about the ban Pedro
and Cahon dol Aqua Mihing Company, Ut which
Gen. 0snnt hus becu elected President. II ~
corporation organized under tho laws Of tho
stale Of Connecticut, with tho following pilloers:
President, George william nallun; Yicc-Presf-
dent, II. N. puls!fcr; Secretary ana Trcasllrer.
u. II. narllnxi Superintendent. A. q. QilIest'
It taus a capisat stock Ut 100000 III {Ktt1oa
Bhascs. lta property IL situated about thirty Blk
lnIlcs so.stheaSt OF santa I'd. in Nav Aextco aud
about tmolya mlea south Of thp Atchtxon s
Topeka Hallway, which IL now complete aud In
operation to and beyand that point. The COM.
pany grants contain 1000 uures Ut land.
,"trhIs property" Rutd Col. drnfton, WAS
brought ~ MY Intention during tue lala War.
III last Octnbor learncd II WAS III The snhrset.
and seouted IA option Oh 1t. acut cn1luacsH
10 examine ana report upon It, and after re-
oelyiuS The reports presented tho matter 70
Mr. Railou, of hottop. who. 1t once determined
to ossanizs = company for tho purchase Of the
property, provided thA reports made by my en-"
gtncess were confirmed BY h!s. We wcre fostn'
, 1880-07-27
nkEX1rIA,


Withdrawn from stoto. during Saturday for
city consumption, t1os bu wheat.
Tho following gra!n VIA inspected into storo
In this city ycatorziay morntlgt cara No.
white wtntcr wheat. Gar No. / amber, cars
No. : long rod, VT cara rod, cars No. wlntor,
IS cass No. > wlntcs,. II cars rplaoted iSs: cars
wintcr1; cars mixed, Is cara No : spring. IT
cars No. . do, 10 cars eolccted. car no gtndo
flo0 Of alt kinds whcat}; 1910 oars and HI600 Blu
M. corn, . cars yettox, SO cars and l.oo9 bu
htgh..nixed, 1T cars snd 9loo bu rejected aud
now mixed, cars no Hsada cs.0lo csra); car No.
! cats, u cars No. white, " cara and $500 bu
No. mixcd. 70 cars rejcctod, l oar no xEada tao
outs; ours No. rye, p cars No. ID, cars re-
tcctad fil rycit I &chsa No. bAtlcY. Total K,6i5
ears) 1t0t3, 600 bu, lnsreuted out: bl0s7 bu
wheat 4sl .6GI bu corn, II 88 bu outs. 100 bu syo.
The above receipts include oar-Ioads Of now
spring wheat.
Tho lc4diug produce maskots were fairly act
lve yesterday. With stronger prices for hoRa aud
hog products, and genefst WcakneSs IN btcad-
stutEs,' except rye.' Pork hold $l.00 per hrl
higher, aud lard aud mcat& arc Higher In sypl-
pathy, Wheat was depressed by largor receipts
0f wintcr, though there wAs hetter demand for
tho lattar at the dcollnp. Cott, weakened under
big receipts and htRhur freight rntc8. Over
f19, ,aD0 bu OF corn was inspected 'tto storu yes-
turday tuornLnR, R1,d tho arrtvala Ut oats were
also more frcs. ! Under such ercau,stanc
with fine weather III tho conn&ry& it IL
no wonder that the adylocs FROM Liverpool
shuuid DO accepted a. encouraging
holders hero, Tin h plckNIcklan sonso." :"
Meas pork closcd s5cqe$l.0o higher, at sls.H,D
LEO tut August aud sl6ao3ls,a..H for scpten.-
bur. Lard closed 100 hivher, At t1l2,isb1.la
sellcr August, t7,a07.s:h for September. short
ribs olosod ut s7.s537f14 tot 6epthmbos, spr,ng
wheat closed A0lc lower u oQAo fos july and
s74o asked for Au1ust, He'd winter nlosod At
olxo for July, Corn clostd H0lo lnwer, At 1s1
bid for spot aud $50 for August. oaA clossd
easios at 2..4e for August or September mud
, 1880-07-27

13ls.374 ,fSh frnncs Tin fnsnfhcfancy ot thu
French crops during tho 1mst twu yrnrs hAs
rnlIsett marked h,tvnnro IN tho Imports nf nrtt-
rlc% IF Tnnti, which Increased from l.4hi, ,AJltfn
francs IN Is;a io1 ,St''at.hN In It'll Tho Imports
nf tnrn mud i!'Nir rrnrhe1 fAa nm 'ftnncs last
ycnr nualnat Fs0.a,>.0M In isis. 1tare Ilnn hcc,,
a markrh nerrase in the supply of wheat frun,
tho Gnltri Htntcs, although llttfn chtnEH Inns
takcn rn,:e IN tho rccrIpts from tther cuuntritH.
Tho Inrnrts Ut American whelt haye run up
from s, tons In is'7 to t 100 tnrl. II, 1878, and
i.al2.s:l III lR7g. Thu Imports Ut raw s1,Aterins
advanced frnin 2,Dth.ala.Up ftr,nGs lt fs7s
III .ls0,G0l.tN0 III iHip, whit. thb vnbne or
nGTHf4ctt!rc5 tbt10rtttt tfceiGh frnnt t:t fK1tfU
lf!ts iI tho fGrfiltr yfnr IN 44t.Nla.iN1 In tic
latter. Thcchicr articles ur c*lN,ft IL la1t weru
Wthlltn Et!tHA. III 3fAttfl Itntrss Kik sttt5E 4E,
hlt.nn; wlhrs ~. .Ht1dts': leniher Whshs, flatt-
~: effk. ftEs'dtW! tsiernry. Eis:3HMm; ssnt,f,
ll.hiuMn; ami tctinr,l sn1,sr. Sh,. rhnrr
hns lNrn .'cnt'y decline i, TIM SIR trade TIM
ERluE Uf tito uxpt,rts IN 18Th 1s,inr tho 3t,Wsst fnr
ten ycar~. In la71 silks sni,lru nj 4h.lk1,ng,
fa!',rs ,scrr cxrortc,i. IN !HT' tho esnnrta
frtl below 4M1,tVu!N0 frntcs III 1s76, tsntr an,.
HtAll i, 1S1B, R!, Hs sttwii nhprc. 1rnw "R),-
MM,shN IN lfsn. It It thp!Igtt Tint thts result may
hAvn been proflltcrl III ,tt by tho ruct t!ut n!t'-
Fnht fabrics H,asl1 Of "unt nilH nfxctt ttSfttr6
hllva to m rxtrftt tnkcn the pll,Cb Of sik sturB
III tho fashionable world,
, 1880-07-27

The following Instruments were filed for rec
or.l bionday, july 20:
cry rHnpsurY.
sl4e' IT. zpnv q North Wolls, -. r11l!2ft. .,
'fS;;s Il Il # aif!sf;W Gss u Wtassf
$;:s Is; Il tHss;;: s:;;s j
s:$Ss| y i ESsi i; ssiss gsi
fGSsnoK a" ut T. :, ~ sE + ristsJ rtJJ sshas ns LOU
"SSs{s ss si 5a1 9s ds4:s dss1 /,
ss 3$; s'isss; { Hassis:ss i Il
$s!:s iii; III i iaa i T. |si;!; Il i:
.;s$ Sss i iSisSs;; s:;:s
s$sst Hi; s;;;: Rs;:; i
VII 7:|I$ !; Si.G i; ''
is1Gfss; S?ssa -; :es +s
r;':s i ss,ss ;s.ss j; Siss; i; S,s2sjs; SS
s s'fss isiis.s; ssss i ss :,
II i s:;ss III; j;;i' t H;sy S:;
NORTH or sx H " 4 Mtngs or 't'fS
DssTsff esss asssa e S9:s Ssss G";s & sa
so4n os g.F1 f.s a'!s 81 x Sss "
Is III, 3' LII, s's
r$!$ sss !: il; i i%i;IsS iis;%osi i Asis
'is;ss Fl ii; ,sSa5 It s;Ss'5s Sa;sa 4 |; t.ta :t
T. ta"
, 1880-07-27

nne In securing tho ktryitrA Of Chi. n. q. Gillett
tntxnn,inr thr rrnpcrty. md after renewing hls
rr},ur4 wc visited il, nnsi thn p,frchaso t,r Mr..
fsniion wn, e,nh,lmnu,ss1 nt.l tho GhnIpAny nr.
g'.nEHt.
"tnp,,cr. silver, and uult wrrc tos,nd In thl.
t,rnprrty THE mtncs wcr, extensively wurn"i
in i*s1 MID 1872 By Moxlcana, Who catricd their
watrr for washing this gravel on tho bttks tr
tlonkryh Hydraulic cnnlnatrs have been ON
played by tho Company 10 bring watar from tho
Enn nia Mountains tn tho placer mines. The
wnrk will 10 completed about tho LIT nj Octn-
f,cr. largo smelttns establishments for tho re-
inuttnh Of tho sIlvur oro wilt be erucsod hnd TT
operation by that tlfse.'
Tic stocK NJ tho Cotnpany hdsnnced frotn %
Ia k:a25 un tho announcement TINT Con. Grant
wills to ,s It's President. :,
NEW rnnK.
Srts!at i'f'ga,sh 70 n thttaso T,thuna 1T,
NFW fnnk. 1Mly 2F.-fltsfnets continues dill
feaoacy doa anA II ces. cios oeal M ais,o:.
;''sssS{s ss:::::::::'
hs!.!s IS. :ss ~ slser::::::. ssesr":.
rs"'is's s;s|,e: v,ta.o. sf ;ssa
$;%$s S$isl VssS::: s|SjiSs;s* s|jiSysis
.ss;!T ::::,*$
sH;'S; Si;s.; ss s9:" ,:'s ,a''.,n:
t'n1ltnM rreclptA frntt Tho ,rlttc*. &11h,687.
jius,l Nllycr received &1,s.k In 1nllI6ps Silver
,1f rsf,!yed, l, ES.T,i % t,H'ns,terx ', ItnaFin r:
liuirtlsko nnl ucnttwf.xi, to3,Up In rs,lh hnl!-
! iutl, chr,so!lte shlppcd .. tons yt.scrlny;
,i%1 Etlleph., shntSd, m H,,s ~ fss,ns e3o'
rio Hprctni .iKet!t amt sfanngcr 1T Little
Chsrr tcIngraphel Tint the ,ls,,Al. dv.hcud nf
Flu0,n vii! liz tArtlrd for the mkt NINTH. ant
ilic Yllssts RI tts rompnny tnten't y dec!atc
| ti,Nn Usual. shp.ngtts frD,n This lniie FrI,uy
and satur,lns wetp lut tat,s hgh ura.le IL, tho
! inn!n shut Uf nntttp SILVER, ut n lcpth or G.5
feet. .Ihc lc',eq i widcn'nR aud tho ofe toco'n-
| ing snfter Iiitl richer.
| Iutlc & NtulW jt,Int shift IL being sunk. md
wifi etwl ttj,tMt futile vstauta to pny its shnrp
of the extut,sn from tho profits Of the nre taken
ntt, but aiono wtlI probably assess tho ttock-
| holders for It's SHIRE.
Latly lirywt ntHehincry, whfat u1ss $i1b0}3,
| hns bcun purchased By tho Bodo Company for
| f.p,OtN.
| a special frnn, llodIe sass: Standard hhsppcd
pulp, i,sshy ut tiil+; ci;toni ottdo biiion
t,tl,iccs, shipped " the Cotnpany. 4A.NO. 1iIi-
| pulp, hssay $lJ.ba.
, 1880-07-27

.fuiy declined 10 ctc. ilye wns frm at G's:6.1E
Fur cash or July and tt!ic fnt next month. 1lag-
fpy declined aio. closing at T2itc fnt September.
ltors wrrn :6J1pc higher. II ss.'r ia fT liaht
mil tt.ta"'i@1 fuF hcnvy. Cattle tnd ut s@.aS,
jut
Au -. unchn,,rr,! marh"t for dry. yon,l+
WIZ ll...,is Ur1tfA wctt. ln,lncruls enough. hut
thtS pciIrraIlY chilled iur shall Hnhnts as,i tho
distributions wcrr light ttl the nyErcghte. TiicrD
wasn 1l,crat demand rGr Hracrr!cs Rnd the tnt,t,
Of the market wns steady nit tr,It. No prlce
changes were notej. III thu inntAGt for 'trIcd
Ertllta continued 1tot IA t'1t-I. rcta rdtRlntnH
hGfbrl. fIeh wcr0 fAirly nutitu and unchanged,
Tllurc was IL tnriy nctEye dcmhnt for butter,
and under fna1c1nntc ntlernss tho feeling wax
decidedly firm. Cheese WAS dchlt III very tpnr.
lugly, lIliyG,s seeming Inclined to defer
purchasing until tho result of tt'-tlny's tntns ut
Elyiu urc known. I'ricrs wcru nl,out steady.
UIls were 1T iA1r demand and prices wore us1-
changed. Pty.ftrn And GOAL wcru quoted ns 6U-
fure.
The receipts of lumber nt the sala.'loeks were
tibcr., anti Tho market was fnirfy Ect(ve at ~
cent pfIEcs. at the yHr1l4 tsnln cn,tflues got'd
A',tl pr3rcs .attndy. Tho sa'cs of bihrr hDl)j!nH
materials ARC increasing. and tho feeling II
stca'iicr for tho tc#,itpu art!elrshrck and lnie,
w.ad was rather qsict. buyers ntr saasee, as,tl
tho receipts nnx,cfate anil Hrmty held. jtrH'rt-
cdrn wns ,tuit Rni dcetfncd ssu per H. under
liberal oTcrI,ixs, hna tho new crop will ee rrn.ty
TO sclt In few weeks. Hay WIS etcu,ly, pid tt,-
ing scarcc, and tho receipts Of new arn expected
10 hr light for soIno tiinn set IiitteH wrro
steady. Tho street sales of poultry, rRss. and
potatoes wurc sfaal rs usual On tho irst day Ut
tho week. Green fruits weru a.so a,,ct.
1.hkc fselahta we're 1uiot and FIRM. Chnrtorn
wcru ruporte1 At HGbAo advHncc, tho closing
rate bclug ]1l:io Fur curn, with earrtcrs asking
4Mo.. Few grain veAscls nrc In The river.
ltatt frefghts wcrp quoted hteady at 35c for
provisions and 3oc on Ernin to New York, Quo
tnttons On through foreign fretghts wcro steady
1T 6dtfd per iUU lbs fnr sour to Liyert,ni, 6s4o
| for ,io 10 Glasgow; 6ao Tor larl nt,d neats to
| 1.iscrpoo!: anl 1i!fo Tor lo 10 Antwerp
{ Tho receipts of wheat reported yesterday At
Cheneo, Milwaukee, Ut. Louis. Toledo, atld De-
tr,lt aggregated tf],oW tu, and the shipments
| a}a0D0 iHt,
The following was tho movement OF produce
repofted frltn New York yesterday: i1cceIpts-
Flour. i6.7J brs; ThcAt- 6l7.:50 bu: corn. txlDo
bu, oats, II, ,750 bu: mcu1, 16s pigs: mnlt,
1,a1 bu: putk. so br!a. btef, LIES brls: cut
meats, 3,377 pkgs: lard, s,sa3 tcs; whisky, c;a
| bris.
Exports for forty.eght hours-Ftonr, 1900
br!s; wheat, 66o,Uo bu; corn, 1900 bu: onts
Iu0 Du.
The following wero tho exports from tho fou,
, 1880-07-27
nY 1%EE.tttiiiA{'1I.
@t*f ~ &$fkft1r

Special Dtspafeh 10 The Chtedp, frtbant
NEW YDNw. .luly .a.-Tp-dny's market has
bCun very strpnR, with general slight reaction,
due tn reniizhtionH townt1,s tho Glnsc. Tic trcl-
Ing al professional operators Is III the direction
OF higher prices, and ',aadiy hear ls found hld
enough 10 mike himself heard. Thu fcw henSy
aud tic continued atlscure VI outside huyths fs
what nnkGp 1eatng III thu present tilc lniigur-
OTIS III tho cstren,e. Tho klg mcn evidently
ncnn 10 hnfd o,t ,lMtit tho 1'ttfc corno IN, Ir
some ecridcnt t'l,t!xrsthrtn 10 1T 60. etneks
havc bcnn brought u m high y paint Us
heavy crCts ann Inr1e curnlngs With
prospect Ut geld 'tMpnrtntiot,, cnn' 'wart1tnt,
MID 1t ~ well tu stnE AINl tnttiil!D with 1iuM~
tInns nf n month slitcc bciurc EunB u, OIL thu
hiiii sfc,
Qnitksllscr preferred dropped several points
on the declsl0n ndvcrsc III i prcfcrrr,! stuck
hnlIirr. ..
In milling ssocAs Tho downward tendencr In
EhrysDi!to md Little Chief chhtinurs tu drprcHs
tho wtlule mnrkct. faxns rtlniors aro still cir
Mil!t tlcr0 Aro Still trc SELLERS tinIti liliyert.
Where tho Httnk hns cslttc frUilI Is II mystery rs
there IL no considerable al1nr !ntrlGtt.
10 Et Wtsttrn AbHefdtfd Prss1.
NEW Yonx. July :d.-uuvcrhtncnts q,itct and
isnrUs,l l.on.1s in good dc,nunt at advancing
prices.
static securities dull nnd nominal.
Tho week 0l'cHcd MI tho Stuck Exchango Will
strong an1 b1syant, ,epec1,latinl', nl'tl Prices
Knlcs to realize pru!Ifs caused Il slight ruacunf1.
The curly Improvement III prices rntigttt fr0ill
* to aIts per cent, nd tliD Into rrnetton ftutn i!
to IL j,pr crnt. Tho stocks 1nnst prominent III
thu npwnra] noyr.,rnt wt!p e.. &C. i l., IT:
Ttnttpttr H. 1lft1 fftn1{t4r.
, 1880-07-27
F5nfE s1nNi.l +, t a HAaft
rlhs. ,itfa. tfesfs. ft"f7.
j.u1se......,...........lf f1.M | tn E.9J HIM
Fti0t. httxef., .,,..,.r..f S,Af | t.1f Il f,H | 7W
] AtY. hsIArH. ..,t,..a...! IN ~ IN f.W
hArfIst, utIch.,,...,,.} TN J 4.W 1.M I TN

ShNrt ribs. enifHr ANaHtt Gt0*nH IT I. 1t1sJ Lung
cIents a.t' Mt FIN ',.a atth sfA bnscn! Ettinber-
tnnhf. iAl. s"'srds lonf iMt hanls. ttxn{e kwert-
KrGTsn ham. .hn,t u s*3rrsxc, ftN1he ,.t,.., ,.
sr. rs. S".ts fnt ptnft ucass, pfai'( (e fof bama.
HltES Qui@t. We 9unte white 1t 6zb}<c, and rel
thN. 1t tffls$b,
for rs tr1 t,IcsE ind $iN.uk44Iun fur hhttls.
TAtittw.-4ubt utld tteady nt t3isHid for city and
, 1880-07-27
H&Ats1eataakes II. New York City

9fW VIZ lFFEkF.
hollow old ttea uUAr The cufatet OF hfoadwhy
~ ~ Flftloth str1tt was cut dbwn the other day.
~. Atahgn 10 sAy, suvcrAl lArNu rAtt!etnARGs
HG1es te4ud therein nhd quickly litlMtehe4.
,srr of which M suiStinn lis NJ Vt been offered!
gHa1s!esnAkts In 1nadwAy ea,lil.l4 ltka Wild buf-
ssN,f4 sssof4 70 Ftfth ettque: but tho tsush OF thu
@atxa ethsy Ia voueh4d for.
, 1880-07-27

BllHEF|NectIYYd IYFlNH bWgaAy Ahd MandsT 4NJ
sale Tins AaE wsHk, 70; utCkA List week s4i, 4h,is
psa ast Wosk ~ Trade VA 9alst at abo4t 1nfuus
bsces, Of n t3.84@ psF Id lbs fUF n0 " " cho!Ic
HsW fultK.
NEW y0Ak, July Hl-Hn Nv Es-ipcelpts ycsterany
and ta-dAy. s.ap utatt.ls ~ tur tlg wuekt deranl
sayanos. .as aass gt,aayI p%f t. s1!ra nss.sS
8aJs p0rtaFs usea ~ from fresh arrrRIs, sln.
n,sn!s .tsy, y i!v1 ssttr ~ lfo setSp F1s pnss
tneep bo cafcasass mutton. Ut va hess. & dsssaeu
HHEfp-Macelpts. 1zaD. matlnT 3lnR tor ths waek,
sht.p bud lfr call y hrnst tGes Md ~ w1Es sold
IL, and otu.sd hsery y tauhe',M .,i.
4WtSk--Hse esfpts, bt1S MA ling 9kA for the week.
7tat.!oads sold sII5a al ~ p0t lW ibs fAalec(.
lyelJ and ton4 Of mxfkst talfty 1riA.
st. LlU1t. Il
IT. Loutkr JULY 1-CA CTkE -Afilss Hyua, ind haets
et. isI q pt!ps rs!!re t.s.fs solA fs4A!l{ . ~
Aal: recsipla tub aniplueuli, All
BuEEt~aLead{ And unehanxGdi donApd exceeds
, 1880-07-27
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore the roooipta aud ship
npntg of tho leading articles Of produco III this
city during tho furty-cfght hours ending nt7
spending tinlp lust yoar:
, 1880-07-27
l't'1sAiS.

ITENISt
Ju.'gu l>r,I,uls.nnA1 was III chambers yester-
day, a,ul tim, nttlunulcA The Circuit Court
until hnxt Aln.ulay.
Judges snttl ai,,l Mornn will be In court
to-day 10 fl,tr ultlnus. q.
Ju!lEu ja,npxuM wis til cs,,irt yesterday and
WIll te III ntrhjn iigxt AtDNilhy.
, 1880-07-27

t'a!l,nrino lscllss,, H,ell II bill ycntorslay,
voinplntnng That i,ur iluSl,a,l .lulih Benson,
liud tnr ssvurnI years past l,tv,t II, tile habit
nfW'l,nltls her every ,'H'tIlll ur two. Tile
sytlu within whtsl, ai,rsu caslisntiM,s occur
ecens u he kl,rtrlliIts, twh nssatits i,Nylng
!M,a 'nn,l" nlr.mAy within .slo present lloa,tll.
Gifts srrinS II .rr lU tru eSnwtttiiK tlu iiltiuri,-
trsh ltitlr. md nilu WANTS lu Eet AWAY fftlll
him hcturr ihu next lht.lsh!ng day cothcs
rhlsnd.
1'M. .fu!lnwing casps Meyn suppressed Inst
Mssi t II tio ;Snpeli"r c"MM: cIara ha%soM 'sI!Ia
hhsl erurliy: n.ul Millirent U. Davis from
Stpt,ytcr r. fhlvEs. fns cruelty,
,Judeu .1uultku,, aE.lltrt Il .livOrcp ,ycster-
day til Mnrtl,n Ita.liry tu,m DANlul 1lnhley
IN, t!la aftlnn.l ut cruelty. ntni drunkenness.
enell Tor cruelty,
, 1880-07-27

Ihe people .hAvp contdeaeo III the ebakers'
Ea1nspAffllA, because a genuine Enaker Nnfds
r. t4Wt W Wept{%d ty lhs CaAle tbusy Shakets, sbAk.
81 fluaKe, n, IL.
, 1880-07-27

F7]HIJI1Hs
LONDON. July ea.-Consols.. for money, "a lilo;
account, w :-1b
AmrrJcDp seuur,tjcs-New ta. 10dt; AS, 1laH;
ID, ilah: Illinois Central, Ito: ponnsylyAnla
Central, SIN; Erie. an; secohds, 9Hi he0d'
ffARis, July Et.-ttentcs, sif 45o.
riaI Nnuk uf 0crInNny shows hn tncreasei In
tpecio Of 70QA ,lQQ marks.
, 1880-07-27
..a UNITED hrATIt4 COURTS.
Sylvia j. i;uElnson beEau n sult yesterday
asainst the Town 0f Ohio claiming 5000.


Wllllelmina ..ucrharh ltIrsl II bill yesterday
against Elizabeth srber, Cstallrtne Merle.t,
Peter Sebrr, ylnry.Stbnr, Mas,lalcnn Sober,
Elizabeth i.s!,her, ilesnaau Sehur, asld Gott-
Neb Sober, la ttirerluse II nnrtgHge for 81, 100
Oh the n. Il Ut tho y. W. u of Sev. "a. ~, II.
Aaslfaw l.. tfet;ruw caiAiHtacea 4 suit III
>stespasa aEal,ls. .Ies,o =. llllslrup, John J.
fooss, and 1pInr IL. Wright, claiming $40, 900
aanagcs. Tins r,iR krt,ws nut Of u III tg'l-
A0h tter tho H,'ll,MnAV y. d. lotner0y WHICH
VS. recently srxra md sllen releascd by thu
Marshal W,nlrr ln,nt4.
l. !. .'rctxtnIl 9rgul. MI uction IN trcspass
tHr slh,No nratnsi ilo!ss, Fay = Conkey, J.
W;hysrt Hnu tlnrIps 4. 1urdel!.
William IL. Sincnnl sued John T. Hand
N.Y. w. James aNtletsest tot. VI ,uD.
% Iae0ver kt0,txU ut Wil.tuM s. Johnston.
l!lnlAtS Q. lMyt! brought sNlt Tor 81 zoo
eknlRst the Village IT lIytlr PNrK,
, 1880-07-27

ilous-ncsetvsa during SUNDAY saf stoadsY. aonsa ~
th.i.qd iast weok. ii aH Pricos ~sFo h!Rher Ill
artund light and choice hasTy belnR m fully lo and
tl!o e,n!es1 Tels.8taa t3r anf M9ndsy t1s .9gnbc'
lnof in hess llxht wafahta sold 4! r. f,a$ Sui mi
Interior tu extra hesvy kFtdas II f1hoxhA 1hsr
MIuld tnd'csts N ad dTtaca 1t t1y r. but tlsy HeN
not fair crtttron OF tha gaupfsl market The follow
, 1880-07-27

THE COUNTY COURT,
ch'cako, Burlington, u Quincy ltatlroaa
company ', Samuel ID. !Mhe0rk. II. II. uasyl-
aisft 1istt. antl John 6pry. Condemnation Tor
, 1880-07-27

or t0eA. t;nt!n Trust To-. of N. vi Of
hegs: YIN! i,rnnafs.I. l'rfsacr.. Hsn; 5i,,, u Mn!-
ThaIdaua .iuItpts. Superintendent.
thtt Al Tho tnhiIniry. al |3ny street, New fnfk city.
, 1880-07-27

n, y. 11t,nstA.>..1
II H. ftttI fttats
H. Il, iit,,ti rrr,,ts...
IT. +. ninklnx fund ~
's.i.Ief, 4 Viii rrtj
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r. Er,a s..a,ntis ~ -. ss''
HnSk III, III ,.]
IN; . r, ! s"A.~ s'''' a''
E,tt$1,.''''s'''".' E,nrt $~ynm.
i,i;tst,u r. '.o''''''s.s
Mn'hMolHs1ten1shs..'":.1 MH1t n =
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n Tisrnim1.
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tnsn si,.S;r.rs..''''.
r. n s,'t Mt,,,ti;or,, uiii;s.is'
sM ,Gsss.ss. sarHt n.tLt w
, 1880-07-27

ept,sItlurs that It's right to lss.i0 stock II OK
huustc.l. and TINT tho amount aivnn in tho state.
Ment Is tho absolute amount o. tho capital
stock Ut tho aow Ccupany.-
Tho Wall gtrAut correspondent Of the Boston
Commercial Di.tletiA sees In the present rlso the
salnh duylcos With The sumo old machinery that
carried Wcatett unIon last wintos to lib, Mich
Igan Central to W. Lake Shore To III, and
Canada Southern past "a. This time 1t 10 pro-
posed to put Western Union to 10. Michigan
CQntyal to rar, Lake Shore 10 1lS. aud CanudA
Southern t1 1850 Such arc the predictions Of
those wh6 are supposed 10 know what Is tho
purpose and tho ability OF tho operators who arc
running Ills machine. Tho YandcFbl!ts expect
to mid another rni1Iion or two 10 thotr piso ~
selling out ~ soon ns tho snnrket IL ready to
tako q largo jng ur their holdipgs oH their
hal,tjs, They hnyc sold h1gh.pricca Stocks po-
fore md they expect 10 do It nguin. .
The French Customs tnblss for last year. ro-
Gently published, show tha* the imports int0
Ernnoo hHye boon steadily increasing during Ava
years, while the exports have been decreasing
Excluding pn And b,Ill,',l, the aREreKnto ynlue
Ut imports hos advanced 9ranl aH 0sa .00 francs
III tB;n TO ,bH E, ,u1) III lEs9; white the valao Vt
tito xpbrs ms heetelsed from aS1s !00 francs
In tho fornur your u j. l0a oD0, 600 In tho lattor.
1t SHOULD bs noted, howoyer, that thu exports
reached in1s7a tho hyhest attsount over attatnad.
hxytug steadily Increased dnriuK tns feW PRO-
ccdIua years. This result Was duo to the fAct
tAut ey puris Ut nlerchautiAe wore stimulated by
tho adverse rato Of cxchanRG oauss,4 by tho paS'
,aeut Ut tho Upr.upn war fnhcmnIty. The c,l-
tixp imports IN ls70 wore 1881, ,o .oO francs. iu-
eludtng zaesoaaudlss 70 -, ,as 70 ~ value o. o.
cola and bullion. Tho exports, including ale3,-
oV1,Qoo fraacs usreh andise'and gea.aaa,oo france
coin and bullion, 4S9frkated 4boT, $4,000 SFancs.
| Tho balance Of imports, therefore, amounted 10
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-07-14
Disastrous Overflows.

portion Of Portland, Ore, is flooded on &C.
count of q rise in the Columbia river. Some
other places along the river are also submerged,
and the damage will be about 100000.
The Suy levee, which begins at a point be-
tween Quincy and Hannibal, and ends at Alton,
H., broke at three o'clock on the morning OF
the 30th ult, at Cincinnati Landing, some If
teen miles below Hannibal The break in
creased rapidly under the pressure Of the tur-
bulent waters and in o short space of time a
vast extent Of farming land was submerged and
the growing crops ruined. Mile after mile OF
fine corn fields are under water as are also acres
Of wheat both shocked and unshocked. Fami-
les we're compelled to leave their homes and flee
for their lives. An entire family, Mr.. Freeman,
his wife and child, were drowned, their house
being carried away by the food. 1t is impossi-
BILE to compute tie damage caused by the over
flow, but it will aggregate several hundred
thousand dollars.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-07-14

Ir is shown by statistics relating to the years
1879 to 1879, that, while the total income Of the
population in Prussia has not diminished, the
large and very large incomes have fallen of
and medium incomes have increased. The feal
OF progressive accumulation Of wealth in q
few hands seems to be groundless, and the real
core Of tho nation, the middle clays, Is extend.
ing and gaining strength. The buying powe,
of money in the country, after having under
gone an almost unbroken dimiuution from 1851
to about 1874, seems in the subsequent interval
to have become steady, and even to have partly
risen