davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-10

!ii$:: E;;: ::i;: i: :::: | ii: III Il i: Lii Il!
Thu following grain was Inspected Into ttorn I
III this city ye.1cr.uy lnnrlltnY 81 cnrs rrf1 w'
trr wn,. Ii rnrx M. . wii,.cr, cnrs rejected.
cur ,nIxe.,, .a3 tara Nv. J spring, O. cnrA No.
DO - cnsh rejected. cnrs III Hro ERs' wheat'
ri which ~ nrr w!Hrt>: IN: cars ind GUN |ti M,
arnrn 70 csrs high tnixe'1, s. chrs rejected IT,!
c"rts,: Ii cnra whItB smas, II enra No fn!Sei'
- cars rejected ~ outs: 1sAr' No :! re cur
rejected: :1,tts bu M. hurley car No. : do,
IL rnrs No. 3,o. fH t.nrA M. do. i cars No. II
'lof}I tstrcy,. THtnl e@s rarst. 1E''o0 Iii. In.
*N"ctc'i mt: 4au:1 ll w!'rat. iM.o2o lu ct'r'l.
;N'ta lii nn.a, ls,sii hu ryr, ::ss:' I'll hurley.
Thc lrtl'iiHK t'rGuca murltrtH werH fairly nct-
lFeycs.cttjHy. nn! again ifrn1cv, but Without
tito GxtltrnnHt of Ftfne iruytous dnyH. !rfut'~
stills Wnfn tleh HtrnnHCr lit I;HgsRnI niiG eAat
VIVA accrrtcd rs r:nsun for higher i.rlcrs here
t!l"sh nir quotations wcra ulrca1y too high TO
permit shipments nxcept ut lnas Prs-
Visions we're f!rnWr III sS,ni,nlIy with hngs.
Mess pork rlusett :,sf3to hwhnr.,lt fi2.i'Nt
I.ts,i fur December afld St1st.zllitA For .'nil.
unry. fira eit,sel Ntt!ie higher, ut g. I@ ;ftsIi
iur 1hswnlinr unl ss.IN;s.l7's tnr ja,,'llry.
Short rib. closed !rsn Mt $D.;:i:etHS3 Jnni,sry
HrrtnG wtrat ElatJtl ,.E higher ri sl.r3t.1t.0t
for November md x..N,;scti.s,,. far I]ceo.nhcr.
lied wiDtrr rl,sett stca'!y 1T st.ni for frcFh
Curn Glnsrtl Nc higher. vt 4!'{H Tor Drcrtnhcr
nild +s'4c for tMtlunry. Juts c!tsfalstenhy ynt7tc
for llccrnnr mud :a,in for November. ltyh was
sirIn ut t' ic cAz atll December. 1'Mrl.y
HdsuEcGti .:g:c. cln*lnY NJ Flo fur November TIT
l,tcenf,cr. ftUre wer. nE;lvo md aSslno higher.
at sGyt t..5 for light a,Id ut p y iN'fnr hrayy.
Cattle wers unchanged. ttlng ut e:tt1a.Ga
ThnrU WIS IL fair scNsnnnhlc tlctnA.1d IN 'tfI.
restiu ntl foreign dry ghtpls UNI! tho Nlnrkct
WIS btrRdy II. previously ,,,l0tcd. III cn'niNr!-
snn with tlc:r condition lntsih n.E''. stnc'ss aFe
, 1880-11-10

thnrt ritz. tB!Er .tnnnr!. ti,si NJ tts Long
clrtJn u,snett ut tta it"-n mft. &7ii a,xadi Gun-
bvc,nrai. sv;.ir hoxcA !ony Gnt nlns; swcot.
s'r.n i,nu.. .:.n!H rnr:'Ec; '1k.t,7{c 7{c,-<ar,
short rLs - f.'r fhFi e'cnrs, 'tal4o fur hams.
Hnsss pnIet: W. guo.o whtto at ts!s1lc and 1o!.
tnw ut 4!{e.
for rxtsn !ttrss, ntiH tI5.Isx I3!sl ftlr hhNa.
IA tGlW-uulcl md steatJ Ut G{sto Tor CITY ana
slSHtHc for cnuttrr.
, 1880-11-10

bpttHt, uHgastH 70 1ha CHlEHF1 t9oHn..
nosTIN. hovfo.-Tho Ht&Ick IhHrket eontlaiacs
stocks which hut! advanced u, rArdy Within u
fcw tlnys. Comparing lust snlcs THO et..l.1cs = ais
III. In l57A, but closed Ut lsli bill nsd ly!.s
nskutls Atehison advanced fEon. l;r'A =, III:
hut sokl down 70 l:s}, which was nskcd ~
Wcster,, b!lcuixat ndyalcati fr,r. ri y ~;
s!ex!ca9 Central r G!oeka M from ~ t9 lIo!t; tn My
hiuGks dlccllng! si+ Fort SENT AlrAllyGtt Grnt1i
Is to EB4; Ensiurn fruul III to u4!;; WISCONSIN
Cc,ltrt! fr1m li tn y. Do preferred fsoln ii ,.'
isra0ch frum u to ls!t; losfon s. Lowell from
tUl!s to MM; Chncnsd from WI 70
tG; Fnlnmn from llS to II. Euilllhky
i: Flint, I; noeton & Providence sold Vi l'isA ;
uthcrs Us bGtOrU.
III bonds, Union Pacific d advanced =; uur-
, 1880-11-10
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro tho receipts aud shipments
Of tho lcallIng articles Of prssluc0 IN this city
during tho twuuty-four hours ending at O'clock
r,1eslAy morning and for tho corresponding
tlt,lp lust year:
, 1880-11-10

Thpso figures show IN lncrcilse during Inst
week uf si5 III hu wheat, .l.l7s hi outs, 1851 hu
rye, e, ,1a3 b hurley. a decrease Ut vi, 100 htl
curn. Total dcrrcnsc, .N.1:i ba.
Tho following wGr0 tho aggregate receipts OF
tho articles nnmtd III this city slnco tic close Of
lust yctr: 2s5, ,sts Iris n,ir, l1,ai0 on. tu whcnt
ii, hu corn. 1s,tSldN It'll oats, 1,ksGi7 bu
ryu, AaAr,slh bu barley, l5'fs'l,:Ill lbs inxaeel
le.a70, ,s:s lhs hog ncats. ~ 40 lbs larsl, 1-
s1s Iii lbs iuster, h;7ssi hogs, l.1i0,"t cnttlc
ea7sE sheep, 5s,1a.,sSG Ibs h!ics, Sl,1l3S0U lis
wnu I'M tn1ls coal, ~, 81, QUO fcOt lumber,
1,GEk4lH br!a salt.
Tho following thblo shows tho distribution uf
tho brcnslssut1s shipped from this city during
Inst week, tho tolul Of rail movement Including
tia. t,yur tho rpRts t,0t HIsecttiett:
, 1880-11-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

A.
stn.L. rr., tncrrn.uu slowly In xome SECTIONS tho
LID .,r,, I,b turned u much bpttor thnn aryb bdy
s,pcttca could sn s"a aea. , ot = " VII srsS nt
".s' ""t't :" 49,
nll tc vusy much tnereased. Qu1tatit'ns:
E!IUlro furl nnd c1rrot. etaSS
treen, sef.Mu'Els'1., HS1a
tSi;iHEsa niatiH? saa N
Is i; !; 4: :
Ing auu,utiuns:
f.rr,mnrv an iI.ndic- -pSck Cd, A,..,.l7 an
InlqY. ul,,,ica'''5 az, i;arkins stucx....l All
UMif;,{art"saaiS: @I tirasisu. .,..-........s gu
.ss =, s,ssssa ,,s d. N ,;,.: ~.
mt thu pr.ces uIycn bu,uws
:,"rL - -, 49,. Il It1ur!ap ps / 4 bhu ~ CIV
stLs t.r,s.E II, imnnms alnrs it$H
LIVE ieM!.tn. S.S".:": sa%ss. !a6lo: q;
An!.tisa.'..,' .....,.N tMou' .'i1., . ~.
a hnlltna o1I a,.l tt u,uvu auy nzae quantity hoId.
sfs Tnaa w ousea w., ~ ,,'s's sx !. .taws.
5ies; a s.on ssssnss. se"s ss pa'i aa e
E$ E$ :;$$s: "
i1w srss. o.
filAlltuinit dealers wgr0 fnlyly busy. Tho pFlcss
i:;: :;;; :;;
s%'staii s..4s'. ." ..s and ,stI I
SSi ~ ;s1: &C. ;sssSsi :; 10 for fresh
, 1880-11-10
llttf:ttf,S'f'tJFl:3,

llftfAl,S'rUFI'9.
FIA,Cit-wnsin In fn'r iaatnd, hut chiefly for small
tots. ~ TINT the n42EaIate Ut tnIos was mot large
i,c. There WIS little change tn notn III r!cts. but
hnttcrn wafa VERY trr n their Views especially IN
s,to ronssn asnlcs, which aFo wanted for export It
ttnted that thure 0:Grs hero fur m"fa coarso
Hour tian IN hand, aRes rnp1rch IT ~ hrls
and 10 sncks wnetS on prisain terms: ~ tFts ma
IN -nc&a ,iDnb,o spring extras ut n.x for pntcnta
III sacks tit, EvAhe> NJ l bs rS0 aonr. Hn1 ~
rncxs buckw.pnt 10 private lcsns. Tothl essltn
Dl,"2ibsis. Export non'< wer' aaotea ~ s'@'7l''
INt sun,t to cllt,i.; and ryg Nour Mt ft51a5.Vl.
UrttEn njIREApsfrFrs-Wero in EHt'l demand hnd
s:n.ty, sees fears btn nj il1.cS4sltSl: cars
n!'!nss Mt tl...js.!30; ear feed at s'1's; csrs
vi screenings tSktlt.00, and ours coaffc entn-
| n1"al at &LjuU.
STRING W1iEAT~-was ncti~c und nsmer, ndvAu-
cling se. md closing c ohove tho lntrst 1r!ccs VI
:,tontay. Tha British l,!urk.ts ~cso uuntca ils,n
@ 9"S @ W. VIZ !a. ss ssa '"s rsssns: ss
III i; s s ~; Il
s ~,ii, 5:a'%! Ut Z b.! e .ss! ESs =
sSs: :sst &; " s?ss s[' @
:s! s:'' s:S
s1.sSS%s, .S%s, s.r,, .ss:., ;,n md IN;
= s;s sa ;Ss @ ;
% sHf w a',9%s ts aS Ss"s @
%E''. t"r ~ Ianscr iHt,fss tns ss'st Il "cns ,
s!tt s'!$,i Sfss% Ss %
H. ~" " 9 - III ss II s sse! .n ana1y
WIKI S''s ~ SSl yS 81
Ss:s 81 St:Mf 1%. 81 i ;';, Y S s @
: s' AS" S ',, s No. a'"',"'a I'M .",..a "'
hyn a,r,s II ana @ III fs III
4 .ys?sst It S''s i!.? H. fill y fsSs
'ysa rsseIs: seller l'ess!,gr, ~, s9a Las. =. sIM
4sSssds"s W. s:su$s T Wy s,Syss; II n, II
y II r. a /! 81: = | ;s i
s3 ;sS SSs saa;isl Hi aSs ;fs i i sssS sss
sHs Fl s s 1 S s rsssi;
's :ss.'; sa its s sIasSa var ;n9
ILL.,. s!s NJ; :s;s; ss;
.tssnss at t}sy i'.!s, rEsa.iaa,
Sss' asSssa' s ai ~ :Se dss!ss
s:sf ~: 4, !! .:'s s s's$ @ ss 5
' a'ss HsS !s:: Il s @
; Il u ss aS5ss.s'! ' @a US
y \ T ttSS u s'0 sa''' ana @
niry ~ 1, npenans y. ,c
n .s 4:sS VI. s s tic % s
i. .nd ,.sss ss.!"sa rlsaty !! stas5. q NM
sas rs sss hs 81 'S
were strong. nnd think they will tGil ns high NJ
Ss % IT. - sf =; s ss n fn' liz Ill
thu probably .,olo viii pot bc many /" c?no fSs
!, t"id a. al:@s3gie. IND e',,*ed NJ ths .",ut
7; NItir, IIrisl,ilcF kotu nt Jl54o MI to a1tfc
nrd c1assd ii al4st jM.,uary wufs 3lsfsaliN
- curly. then tauelpA 3lt3c, aIi closed Ut ic
Muy vntx ki nj Al1d e1nsuh nj 5t1{G; csst
t. wrfa :1T{Glc. and Su. .7hD 7l4t: rcJrciGa wpf
> hInher. nj :1cEsc. Snlnplca sEvo and hIiEef
s! ~ III III IL, ,a.t; III II ts,v: ;,sj Id III sanip
y nj aSHs3c rHrk: mid atnE BIZ Ut saA41tJi!ac in
tmtxnA nHu 3Isa!ae ior HAo Ill ifes OIL poaFu' 1otA
ai1TTru,v,. T., ,os,,ntc ,,cnnnd md firm II, svm
d unihy wtsh wh.nt; MI rn nj haJar. md i'ccSmts
Mna S$c. md 'JnhlrJ size Mith tnllrrs asklns -
Hhs6 thGFe 1tnlhtsnHh t0r iMtu.1 !V
, 1880-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero filed for roc
ord Tuestluy, Nov y:
rtTr PROPERTY.

Tho following Instruments wero filed for roc-
ord Tuestuy, N0v.t':
ctTr ritorEhTv
Resent, IT. 10 e vest e { ll.noys5 = & @ ssl;s m
ts'f'i; s'ta S"S ' ht.S 'fss Rssscr ~ Is 1|ts9
c!S:$s; :;: I'LL isS q %iSss;Ssf; i /: %s
!jsi ii i 4.$is ;$;Ss: s;is:SS L ~
S:| II S!;:i$ j i%; iii !; SS& m
rSs E'% i, i:4 .af Esliisshth f;iii, ~
lsi' asssa It NV vi tsa.ss IL yasin1 m
'Ssa II T. III ~ E q dn's svs,
j. Mnrx:.ld {, snIl HHudt!Sinl%r. v+6oo
nSFEs ;' s,si T! Nv: %:t'Sy'!A K. Asa;s ; u
ils1Sor es H. ''t'' s t, II uo s; it, a3i ~,
.SovS tlai, lncohs tn I. ", l.an5sl; 60
WI ''E:ff'' T. sas*b ssyb e. t. .9s %: " ss 9: ri
$s: %ii|';$ $ il ;ii E s;a;y i: ~
s'$ Il Il n r
s?:' + Rs%s !$S ss III i; =; ';,sa s m
': ;$ss i; ssS; ss;; I E;ss'a s;s%a, Il i
;;;. I'll s S $;
ss; 4 ;its;
A:'st lii.;i ;, Si;ii asisa .m
'S%sy 9n :Spf aaus II sa'S.P; r. Rlaash s 5 ssrSss
'$$;s;S ;;s:SsoSsS l. oSjs ijs' ii l Xiii s Ssss
S Il II S;f.S% "$; i $:':S ?S SSsS ss59 -
ss $SsI:9 i ,i;issi
;na 4, ',; /; 81 iiIfs, l. six,it,
oe.ai a.'"si y NV a:harle. iiufoi" Jcs.e Il tr4l 1
rfHt;r 4 1; "a sts Il s. St ntysSTS"%e ,Sar
p!,san a.?!SS =. q S3i;S isS;;
e$nft %afpa II KSFs 10 JUN ann
sSi XII Il s!;$$; Il 5Ss:s;; & @ l.
ws.s s ;
Mspay to Il ni@a';* t'Es"ssss sssSaIi!s assH 1ao
s ssi NV: ;r. Il t'si sae'as II i" "HS s'sss
St$$; :i.S Es;5 ia;:;!;,$ aisss;5;; ii;
GIArtcs Donnotoy]....."...... laS
ttyxH * s!sx ..s sa,;t i; 4s M'9S oS 0'
A;sses ss;' s.,s;s ss q y %a &S%i ii M
SOUTH W f,Tx ks S!r 81 TS M'SiS n1ss
lss sa.s it, IT, IT. 4 Easi = t:a
sS' III 1t snssSf ssa ssS =; ofaG Siao'ss q ha15
:sJ n.y. S$;s; i; tisss, @ ,'isS ssS
+
or 9Th S'ss r'1s u III xstx
's:$a tjss Es,SsS Jsn. slssss H. 3 #
wSss:s Ss; ,Sass Il ;siss Il ;sJhss m
, 1880-11-10

mil
For four business days c0ilsecuttyeiy tho rt''
rrlpts Vt wheat In this city hlvv oxresled those
Ut corn, II most unusllnt olrcutnslnnce. Tho
receipts Of corn since tho begiuning Of tho ycstr
nru almost precisely tive tmcs rs targo rs thosu
Of whcnt. 1t suited that tho far1ners aso now
ulare willing tn eell lhu1r wheat, ul,l tlult tho
railroad companies aro Eend.ny nbnnt I'LL tho
cars ayullabIulo 10 tho wiont districts, md nlak!nv
corn like tho second rlaco for tho psescnl.
Holnp, lbwpvrr, think thnt tho olsAc IL rrottY
we'll cleuucd up; TINT IL. what III available for
export.
The thicnR0 ndlu Commercial tit1ays snya:
Tno irots csntEnl liallrgntl delivers! thh fnnw.
Ing quantities Ut fruit IN Chenabuns the seAs.n II
s, aprss: &1n t' . ,iss*Gsrs1; shys;;, Sla @
!ylHi: pss5s lt!us; ~ 'M; saa,, hs5 rna!; !;,s
magnitude Ut ihts l,lan,Folis fur tho Illinois CvntfIl
II must 10 r1matniwrc only unH ct !o innr ltMe,
shO most 0f tho nsiI busncss VI This kind.
, 1880-11-10


HOO FnUluCrs-Weru acisu and ttFonFaf'
u,ouah Liverpool reported DECLINE Of Hstd IN Hsats
mud IL In posk rhu lteal hug nnES1t was stro'l1er,
hnwGyor md penlh tuniluLl llattr. Furk sceta u
topona very cDse1y IN wheat, funw!ne II w nl4
duxn and up naun. i.Ht.l wnA relatively steady ead
tlr,4 3tpals wore In hettee deIlund fot cxIuH hno
sbulnv lots advanced 5.s jUc per III lbs wo tlsaFa
was l,tlu change In local futnFus-
Asys thitk-Jauu4ry o,snAcad %, foil back loc ena
ndyaucctt a cIua',r 5a nRl'ef than ON Montay nit"
crnootl, ut flas& Suycnbur tiuaod tos iao hlGhos.
Al about iI.y1ts. md Ilccp.nhcr At el1@t cnth
pork vas uaoiad oasIar, with llght eus'nesa nt to
drrI,ns Thnre vas not uucll d0HK Gxcept Tor tho
ifst tUnth u Tho nav ygar Tho b4si!,c.. 10. Ggn.
sGr r. I'D IN January fur egtGr!t hAye tst- sA!ee
wuro fs1ri.d i ta,bEIs "ld q tIhhksla.A sLMt, ~
III lahslaa!lti I, brt. aul!ut lluconhSF n $12:ls
Ii IN IhUJ 6ts SELLER Jaauary q tla.i:1ft nMt
HW1 hrls a9il1g February VI &taiab ttN Total II ~
trls. ...,, ,u ,,.,,, .t, a
dsiuna ~ tho de.!rnrteA u ls'l but llttu wnnts
Siib seaf NVvSMbur, t. ssllss January, xd
tAh ~ Esusysry SSios wyfv !s!s.1ts;l e 7a t.,
Ill; ~ In asll1r UsesAorr " &at!i T.D W heu
, 1880-11-10
LUMBER

The cnrpo market wns Quict and pom!nAsly uns
cha,.ved E0w rnsgocs wGrn on sA!o, md they wGra
tukcn carly. l.iberAl receipts wcro reported but
much OF tho lumbur went through to tho yards, or
na sud at thu n,Askct OH tho previous day. soll0H'
Ing nru thu quotations.:
, 1880-11-10

UATFLE-WGf0 IN h0tsGF doslahd J0StVrlaY, and.
without Do.ng quotabfy hlGhsr, wnru Eonarslly
tifuor. Good to ohotG9 shipping staurs a&la dtuyAS
suited to tho wnhta VI thu foreign srnda eapccullJ
s!IowcA lncrua1oA activity, and s0Aa Haios WuTe
yutlud Al rather bst&aF Ruras thaa could havu buSu
obtained Tho day bufose, Eor othos descriptions
pepsluus psicos wera ITO moro than had. tic largely
iMcrNa40l Foostpts prosUAtinx An udynaud notwth.
standing thtro &eslylty In the dausund than
for s0mO duys previous. AtttouYh tAoEa HeF0 NUN.
bur ut choca bunshes OF cattlu lilo general arUrR2e
WIS pAor, WVstsrn and 1'oxas' catus aad half
la.lonsd natycs, hSfototor constituting {le bulk
aE Tho offerings. Cauuafs, butohuft, R1u Eeadors,
howayur. bought moro 0r lss1 TRULY, sud batvssn
thonl most Of tho caHlu wsro pletsd usA saps
r9Iortea at fauA4adf. Fun cAalGssA hands ahuya
$l-tQ and not H,Aay balow $aa. HcEub lnts sold at
FAuAs3xj, Btockesn VI kt0Ean. Tpxsns snd Westerns
u Il ba1a and commoH to chulc0 sh!pphR steuts At
tIgssAM Calves uer0 " nvJytssu supply &ksd xets
, 1880-11-10

Wheat was ttfs f. llwGr sl0air2 Ut <lHHNtlU5 !ar
Sny"inurr anA til6HstiUH inI i,ecsn.bst,. Ksh,s @
iai. Tor liu,..nter Corn rti>rd nt a:4c fGE !,ecs.
h.r and ~ s!lsn fur lnnMnry. snes l,ltS!u eu, NJ
Hnr; @ sr1 ia tor 's A'sy r. ns'f n,sf1 s1ossa 'tsay @
sO III. ~ His &c fur lilo year. II fnr !Iccs1,hes md
alslc fur lnnnnry Ale:s kutk cnstd u k%; inr ~
i,:, br:. u tl ~ !'ecenher t:E fnr th% 5enr:
nj 3i.tt. Il f.tr ibctUnlbnr md tAl7t fir lnnn-
my, with ,a!rh Of dat tfs at fSl1A ior Snvsmnr'
3A1ka8lsls fur Iatunry. htd fattn!Itf !nr FGFnnFy.
sltrt ribs rIuscst rnsev, with salas OF Iau0 lbs ut
Ii lit IIti III fur tnnnnrY.
, 1880-11-10

WllISky-Wns In fair demand Mt the tocnn ni
sept. =. fulcs wrEH rnpnttel - x0 Sgls Mntshoa
OOi-was u fnr rs9sst spd s5m; Ths In. lna,
huru h0i,nrn having rn!se.! their Ial,rss and ths
Inrkst Is Ion tHh on susne Rrndbs ~ ALLOW sui.
icipnt nAFrin for shippers to operate. Fino nonce1
ntG ntpDtlng With fryuF. We GllptG:
, 1880-07-04
OUR NATIONS FLAG.

For The Chicago Tribune.
As Freedom descended from Heavens bright
She gathered the emblems Of Truth for her
home.
And spread DER our Nation her banners light
fold
or blue, white, and red, with what spangles
twould hold.
For Honor, she borrowed from Heavens own
For Friendship, white cloudiets without taint or
hue;
For Courage the n.tnbow'sred sign Of tho storm !;
For Faith, she took silver of stars and their
form.
ilear flag Of tho UnIon, thy symbols of light
Tho sources reveal of our Country's proud
might;
To empire we've bounded. fuil-powered. in
youth,
For Gotl sends success with afflations of truth.
Bright banner Of Freedom, that's kissed by the
As proudly 1t sweeps tho wide circuit Of sens,
Oppression rebuking whenever unfuricd.
And blest with the prayers OF q trodden-doWn
worldl
All! Freemen adore thee; their hopes round
thee twine,
AS next to the Cross Of our Savior divine:
Our Countrys salvation embtnzun5 thy fold.
ALI gloricd by heroes whom Freedom enrolled.
No treason's dcfacing thy colors shall nar;
Thou'lt triumph in beauty, each line and eacn
star; :,
And tyrants may threaten. but vainly 'shau
Der Union and Freedom forever thou'lt wave.
HENRY FAUNILERoY.
, 1880-07-04
and Mrs. Henry Towne, Mr. and Mrs. George
Eldredge, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Mcguire
have taken up their abode for the summer at

and Mrs. Henry Towne, Mr. and Mrs. George
Eldredge, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Maguife
have taken up their abode for the summer at
Oconomowoc.
Bishop and Mrs. Merrill and Judge Tu1ey
will take the steamer this week for Il summer
trip abroad. The Rev. George C. Lorlnler
was one Of the passengers Oil the steamer
Italy. Mr.. A. W. Wheeler left on the Baltic.
Among the society people who have left for
the East to enjoy vacations Of varying lengths,
are Mrs. Y. l.. Otis, Miss Ella Swazey, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Brega, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Benson. John I. and Miss Nellie Lester, Mr.
Frank T. Baird, and Mt. E. G. Newell.
The Rev. F. G. Thearle, Messrs. C. Fl.
Knights, Ishi Smith, and G. F. Giidden and
their families, have gone to Geneva Lake,
Wis, for a months ca.nping-0ut.
alt. and Mrs. Millington, Of South llaven,
Mich, are the guests Of Mrs. l.. +. Milling
ton. of Englewood.
Miss Mary Hubbard Of Marshall, Mich,
and Miss Mary Smith Of Laporte, Ind, are
visiting Miss Clara Brown of Englewood.
MIR. Edwin Brown has gone to Geneva
Lake to spend the Fourth.
Miss Kate Conley left the city Monday for
Muscatine. Ia.
Miss Julia Hogan of Dearborn avenue has
returned from a delightful trip to Lakes
Minnetonka and Bear
Col: q. D: Swain, Maj; J, D. Bangs, and
Quartermaster A. l.. Bell left for Oconomo-
voc last evening to perfect the final arrange
nentS for the encampnlent Of the First Regi-
ment, which is to be held there July II.
, 1880-07-04

it. The owner Of the COW called on the Hon.
bfr Brown, President Of the road, and explained
tho true circumstances Of the case. That officer
referred him to the authorities of the e1uIa Town
Of hase soS AfSordPs ba pfov5e to f9e oriaanee iii
s3,1,iiSi sosiEi, nordcr The owner @ hnd Mn bor re-
er. ;ir Browns Plea was TINT ali
animals should be fenced in. Now, would like
to ,sk whether railway companies should NOT he
compelled to have their tracks guarded hv M
fences, when they run their tracks almost inside
Of "a persons pack.k Kitchen door, espe-
OF way, and the taxes paid by the cttizens
Of the Town of Lake2 Why did not the
ing their track on the principal street? Tho tax
pnyers will soon have to open up another street
for some other RAILWAY company The owner
waited on the Hon. hir. Brown and only asked
recompc1sc for his less l., when that gentleman
zig 81 Gera5g fnr dgrS y sng ds him the
the expense OF slanEhteriug the animal. The
writer would like to hear from some person on
this subject. Yours respectfully,
II. Il. HAkprctN
, 1880-07-04

CHICAGO, July 3.-On behalf of wcrkingman
and a person whom respect, who is nlso IL very.
industrious mechanic, 1caim that justice should
be done him. III this cuse, it appears about two
weeks ago valuable cow was killed on the rail-
way track of the Western Indiana Company or
rather our new railroad on Furty~nfnth street.
The animal was tho property Of Lawrence
Doyle, and WIS being driven home from its
pasture-ground out Of storm that prevailed at
the time mentioned above. The benst h,ll to be
tulscn along the truck Of the Company tn
reach its destination, and, as a consequence
had to cross over the tho track. Unfortunate
~, IL construction train came along, md. with
out any alarm Whatever. came with Il rafting
speed, ran down the animal and injured 1t to
such extent that the services of q butcher were
called into requtsition without delay to slaughter
, 1880-07-04
Love TINT Glorlfles the Humblest MAN.


There Is nothing IN the world so sad It's human
nature, and tho tears come into my eyes now slS
I think Of the pitlfu} story Tom told ME as ho
smoked his aftcr-supper pipe last night Inc
other. day, Just before 1 came home, Tnm had
occasion to go over the lake. On bis way f'lick>
and when the tram stopped at the lsay, he no
ticed man getting into the Tar In front Of him
with little baby lying In bis arms. The baby
arms with gentle, rocking motion. bending
After the train got under way the conductor
came to Tom md s,tld: Come with nc: want
to show you the saddt.st, stTangest sight YOU
ever saw In your Iifc," aud he led the way into
the next car. no you see that man over
therey' said he, aud there sat the man whom
Tom had noticed with the babe. His precious
little bundle lay quiet on tho seat IL front OF
him, and. As these other two men watched, he
leaned over, looked long and cArrssstly iI tho
little flower fnce. and then kissed the fr:li mn
ger-tips he held SO gently in his hand "fhAt
baby ! sield-'' said the conductor. at died this
morning at the Bay. He couldn't benr to put it
In IL cotli.,, because then it would have to 20
without iiiln III tho bagRHge-car and 80 be ~
just carrying It home to New Orleans In hs3
arms And the car ratt1cd on. the boy called
tho stale slices OF sponge-cake and bis ci4:nrs
through tho train: the passengers laughed. ana
smoked. and fought tho mosquitoes: and he,
stricken to tho hcart's core. sat there quiet and
unheedfug, watching over his dead child. kissing
the fingers that would never ngaln softly clasp
hia looking down upon the white ILLS that mad
closed over the bright eyes as the pctais OF a
sensitive flower close ut nGht~time over its deli
cate heart,-and the world w::s nothing to him.
, 1880-07-04
THE UNQuENCHABLE FOUR.

For 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Last night, at me tavern OF Gapin Chore,
Daubachi. the man with the calcfmfned hair;
Dillardi. the grent, in his glory was there;
And genial Brasheri, with specs on his nose.
The bottles and barrels with laughter did ronr.
As they gazed on the great, the uuquenehable
four.
Daubachi arose. and with dignity said:
when Earth above rater first lifted her head
She sud, Tasteiess rubbish nway from me guI
Quench the thirst Of the tfends in the regions
Which long as We i've we shail never forget.
The brfght-foamlng tankard with rapture well
And, when it is empty, wen fill it again.
The wtne-cup for us shall externally flow,
And water we'll Danish to regions below.
And said: If world Of my own could make,
In every river i full-tlowinG tide
OF rarest old Bourbon would gracefully glide.
Each ocean of bright fOaming lager would be,
And lakes Of champagne stretch their arms to
Though some crazy stomachs formurph<ps might
I'll be dashed If one mortal would ever go dry
bs1 ge get ana @ 9d ak aaa eo 5 5a5 ar
What's 81 5he use Of the pleasures OF drinking to
When CUR wi, wtn,dpipcs nre parched as the hinges
Ho, waiter! four schooncrs Immediately bring;
They shall lily down our throats Ike bird on the
Ho! bring Niagara of lager to pour
Down the thronts of the great, the unqueucha-
BILE four!'
Moffetf then rose-therc was flre in his eye
And he said: Like Sahara always nm dry.
And oh, If this world should be deluKed onco
more,
May it be with the so1r-mash OF Gapln & Chorel
In no ark OF safety like towards we'd stop;
The beautiful Ielt1gc we'd drink every drop;
once more,
She'd behold with surprise the unquenchable
four! ROBERT TURSEY.
, 1880-07-04

The vulnerable point in the late Empress of
Russia's mural being WIS her proncncss to nurse
grief. Her first greut sorrow was the death OF
her eldest sou, for whom she resolved to wear
perpetual mourning Anfcmia deepeoed 9it'on1-
Religion ran into superstition. 4 pleurisy grew
to be chronic, end luecesstateda warmer climate
In the Empress absence, n ravorir, lively, aerot:
and healthy, arose ut court Alexander wanted
a little cheerfulncss in his life, and the Empress
wus Of q sunless disposition, and convefsel ~ il
upon her oath While he baskcd in the fad!'s
smiles, the Czarina mourned with priests and =
desout mnid Of honor over the ful5ity or the
male heart and the murtierouS spirit WA1ca
Nihilism had let loose in Russia.
, 1880-07-04

we have no desire to disturb the good fee1fna
or our democratic friends, but it st:ikes IA the7
arc making rather too much Of a hullohai,x
o. over this business. There was nothing srraugd
IN John helly's being harmonious; be hud nd
come to him, and had done his bidding. And M
70 der @ ~ Fellows-his WAS pretty much the c,,se
signed?' askett the clergyman who yss ra1i..,,
!.,, 20 the funeral "Resignedy' replied Hans.