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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30
~ .NE.UORL7.u.
A TRIBUTE TO MRS. GEO. W. G,IDDES.

These bodies frai can suffer 30 intense
That mortal frame would from it's soul be rent,
And yield up life before the chosen time
Appointed by our blessed Lord divine,
Had not this earthly tenement of clay,
Within which dwells the spark Of endless day,
Been buoyed up with promises to one
Whose confidence in "Thy will, not mine, be
done,'
Rob shroui and grave OF all its darkest gloom,
And strew her path with flowers to the tomb.
At length, when worn by months of long disease,
The grim messenger Of death to appease,
She feels the shadows light come on apace,
They deeper grow, and angels fan her face.
She's conscious now the end Is drawing near;
She reads the truth in all those faces dear.
With heavenly brightness 6lt'ring through her
eyes,
A prayer for help is waited to the skies:
sustain and give me courage, Savior mine,
To tell these dear ones OF thy love divine
She then calls weeping friends close to her bed,
crown OF light seems shining 'round her head.
Exhorts with loving words to faithful be
And join her in the vast eternity.
And, with this message clothed in heavenly
light,
Her soul immortal takes its upward fight.
How sad the parting. Wife, mother and de-
voted friend they lay beneath the cold, damp
clod, whose very life was 80 entwined round
those she loved that separation seemed cruel
thing, and they would tam "have laid them
down in their last Sleep yet, trusting Him
whose ways, although mysterious, are just, Will
give them strength to bear their burden, and
resolve anew life to lead repete with pur-
poses for others good, and, IN this noblest aim
Of hfe's endeavor, accomplish deeds, relieving
kindred hearts, bowed down with woe, OF half
their wonted gloom.
Nay, Death, thou shalt not shroud Us in thy
gloom Thy bonds we break We soar above
thee and thy dismal realm, and shout and sing
forevermore o, Death where is thy sting?
Where, grave, thy victory Thanks be to God
who gives us victory, through Jesus Christ, our
Lord.
MRS NJ c.. ADAMS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30
WHOLE NO. 1910.
Written For The True Northerner.
n CROW II C.7W.I.NG q C.4RRTO.N.

BY DIR. A. W. HENDRicK.
] saw strange and awkward bird,
A hawking wildly through the sky;
It's coarse cav caw," cav cav" heard
Ii gawked unsavory things to spy
A crow a cawing CARBON
crows black ualovely thing;
No pride nor reputation has;
No pure nor lovely song to sing;
And hence IT caws as it does pass
crow a cAwINa carrionl
The pure are looking for the pure;
The white are pleased with what is clean;
The wise and good you can't allure,
To what is vile and low and mean
a CROW cawing carron
We show our life in what we do,
Our dong tells of what we are;
Our conduct brings ourselves to view:
Then watch your heart and life with care,
A crow cawIng carrion
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30
(. S NJ 1T H g. C 0.
Let 'em go! Let EN- 60!
Price no Object!

"Hello, there, friend. Whittier bound in
such haste ?''
"To that store, OF course. Everybody is
t1ocking there, aud il / don't get there soon
shall lose my chance. Delays are dangerous,
and IL I am not on hand soon the bargains will
DE gone, the cheapest stock in the city ex-
hausted, and shall make dead loss Of it IL
am compelled to go elsewhere for my Clothing"
That's fact; aud as am rather out at the
'eIbows I'll so alorg too as the old proved says
GA sixpence saved is worth nine pence you
haven't got.'' SO will make the most of my
money, and buy at SMITHS"
And sure enough they did, and SAVED
'TwESTy-F1vE PER CENT. by having their eye
Teeth cut and knowing thing or two.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30

Farmers say that the unprecedented rainy
spring puts their work badly behind-hand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30
E. d. DARLING,
Builder and Contractor

DEALERIN
Cement. Stucco, Plaster, Stone Lime, Hair
Plastering Mortar, Brick, stone, Lath and
Shingles Bills OF timber and lumber filed to
order. Thanking the people for their past
patronage, L would still solicit your orders for
Mason work which will be attended to with
promptness.
Store opposite Clifton ouse .on Kalamazoo
street 1204ly
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WHAT'S HER NAMB +!

Do You know that Qusen or Nations,
Who above all earths connections,
Yields sceptre meath whose power,
We all bend and bow and cover?
She leads captive, kings and princes,
Makes her laws TO suit her fancies,
Rules mankind of every statioD,
For her name was Modern Fashion.
To her will you must surrender,
But twill please you to remember,
II for Teas you've passion,
None but Clements are the fashion.
, 1880-12-11
PRODUCE,
atAiAts ernIfInttHaAa
NO1iE CnNFtflESCE,

8pttfdl OttpdfeA Ia 1hs Chfatao Tribune.
NEW YotsK, Dec. 10.-A much 1nore conf
lieut. tcl,Ipcr hns been developed In The Auuc-
nlatiyo 1[nc, which served to strengthen,
values of winter whcat' materially OIL llbsra!
dealings, chluliy. In tic January md Febru-
ary option OIL No. 2 red. Prices, utter open-
Ing unsettled md tribe weaker tllnn last
e,cntng about l14@14 cents busl,ul. Oh.
loweycr, 4 sensitive anll tluctllating market,
el0s'l!s Tor No. = rcd somewhat weakor altt
irregular, was Dlferatt with rathor ,nUre ur-
gency in the way ot options. 4 snodurate
movement l,as bceu reported on export ac-
count, No. l white hay!ng hseN In most favor
utcu1rent quotations. Gable a.lylces wvre con.
tlicltns, tho latest haylng been represented
III Of Il ratller moro favorable tennr, NJ.
rcd sol.l ut sl.N@l.a7, mostly ut Sl.a7, clos.
lnE ut s1.a7 bid; No. i red At 81. 1.ly>fQ3l ,a05(
closing ut sl.Dst. asked; DO December ut
$l.l0tl@l.as4. closing at sl.30}{ askel; !;
tlo January ut 3l.De[Dl. .aa.,3{<, clos
Ing at sl.@31; do February ut SIZE,
@l.3H. closing Mt SI.aak bid and
Sl.:a asked; to May at 8l.:s.}{91.a5 .a59kE, clos-
inS at 8L2s3ss; 500 bushels au steamer gr..de
1t Sllo; No. . ysd at Sl.l55{lll.l7 II, closing at
, 1880-12-11

THE "TfMEa."
Sptetdt DtSateh to The chtetes Tribune.
NEw YonK, Dec, 10-The T'tncs, cditori-
ally, will say Of tho results Of to-slay:
It muy not 10 too hastily concluded TINT New
York ia about TO outer on cyc'a of good gov-
erHn,cnt. becnuso tho man has becn lan-
ishct1 on whom, cantcrcde tho forces Of
corrupt and incapable administration. The
Influences which brought about kully's DOWN
fall hnso nccn OF n very complex anu not par.
tfentarly disintcrcatcd chnrncter, but It IL a
striking Testimony to tho Increasing power Of
public opIniun over tho springs Ut municipal
politics, that, from, tho mixed lnnss Of
motfyca out Of which yesterdays i,onltnn-
tons woro finally evolved, We should have
result which Is 30 fnErty satisfactory. Tho
personal ttncss Of Mr. Campbell for tho posttun
of Controller Inns yot to bo proved, but In him
tho taxpayers will have at least n innt,
who will stoutty resist tho payment
OF every corrupt or cxtravnsant claim,
Whn will sock t0 do oven.handcd Justice to
every department Of tho City Government. who
will clear the markets ot tho political bllmtncrs
and blackmniers who infest them, and who,
above all, will not merge tho functions
ot tho hend Of tho Finance Department
Ia those OF tho political "lloss." In short, tho
substance OF yesterdays work ,s that great
peril has been ayortcd from tho future Of good
government IN the city. and some very suhstan-
tfNl advances haye becn mnt1e toward elacfng
that Government on n basisof honesty, capnc1ty,
md responsibility.
, 1880-12-11
IElfGRAPHlc NOTES.

GREENsuu,sd, Ind, Dec. l0.-Tho Grand
Jury Inns Indicted all tho Township Assessors
Ut Dccatur County except two, tho County
Superintendent. Education, md, It Ii safd,
seyo, county officers, fur charging, demand.
luz, and taking feos not allowed! BY law.
Sr. Louis, No., Dec. l0.-part!os from
Kansas City wl,p recently Organized a bargo
ltne for tho transportation Ut bulk grain from
that city to St. Louis, wero hero To- dry Md
purchased tho t0w-hont Fearless a,d three
bargcs irum Capt. Poe, which will bo taken
to kansas City rs soon rs navigation Is re-
suulel. to be ready tor early spring business.
Another tow-buat aud soyeral mora bargas
will be bought Or built bctweoll now aud
sprInK, alNa parties Interested my the success
Vt tl6 el,tarprise IL leynnl doubt.
aptsfa! utspateh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
Pontiac, Afclt., Dec. l0.-ThD liquor t.Onso
Ut j. q. ll.isttl.i N,s closed by the Sheriff to-
duy. Liahttities Geayy; nsSeta nnthlng.
LAFAYETTE, In4.. Dre. i0.-SlnlOn N.
Uttulat,, 0nu Ut thu most ptolntleMt lloJruW
cllIxeMa alMt clothlng merchant oE thirty
Years standing In thEs city. last osuninK
suffered y slight stroku III laTAlysis, llll to.
44y hb ls tn Il uallkafbns condl ..uA. liz has
bueti i'll fur SONS time.
sugar cssa Of Albeigar ssalnst uamllu, ut
, 1880-12-11
GENERAL.
SENATOR DAYARD.

ETNAT6f KATART1.
. c.rn. INV a,,s.,.t,,, ,,,,.,., ~. -, .,,,
- ~@'' '>''' - rIAcs. =" = A'oA1
Special Dl,paseh to 1ns ca,eaco, Tribune.
New YonK, Dec. 10.-In u suepch Mt
Dover during tllo Presidential cnmpairn.
Senator Dayurd, after assnllIue the urcsunt
turin system, a,ltl "tl,p arbitrary power In
Speclnl Agents Ut the Trcasury.n cttpd the
e,,su Of PHELPS. DollKo l. Co.. WHO wera COM
pulled .so,ne years ngo to refund tic Coy
ern,.,ent tho amount Of duties unpaid on
, 1880-12-11
thing Of which, I have knowledge and
means Of knowledge"

THE I.ETTE1..
Referring to tho ,siattGr, md quoting all
editorial from the philadelphia Ircsx Gull.
lng SENATOR l}Ayarl To account, ux-Seeretnry
Boutwell,. Vtce-lrcsltcnt-ctcc Arthur, Sull-
ator Conklln4. nMl Jutigo Noah Davis Ilayo
addressed tho following joint lrtter TO tho
I'rcss, md 1t will bs printed III ti,at journal
tomorrow:
7u the Editor Of The prtss: Tn your esuc OF
Oct 70, 1880. wo hnl tho following edttDrinls
l1fere tho editorial o,nbnd5ing tho above quota.
ton from sonator Bayarl'a alleged spouch is
4lven IN FULL 4 nlonth has nnw clnpsc,l elnc0
yon thus published md characterized this 70.
ported uttcraneo. Tho 2tdlt Sentinel, n nowspn-
per published nt Doyor, tho rlnco where
thu sprcch is said to hnvo boon 1na,lc,
contained only ono dny fater titan
your ftstto lfku ropnrt, yet up to this time no
disclaimer 1T retractton by or on bcl,nlt OF Mr..
T, 7. l,aynrd hns appeared. MS far AZ we know.
Wo think 1t limo to notice 20 aeriotis aiander,
rurrortinR to come from member of tho Sem
alto of tito United States. We therefore prn-
1lollnco tho statement. by whom,aooyor made. a
trlIthsess calusnny, II II was made with tho ns-
scrtlon that tho rnn who nude 1t hal knowledge
md tnclns Of knowledge Of It's TRUTH: bcsstlrs
tolng falsohood, it wns II wiltfl,l and wicked
fals0hooa. = GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
c. A. ARrt1un,
1snacpE CoNKLtNo,
fOAH DAVIS,
NHH YoRk, Nov, q, 1R2O,
, 1880-12-11

t}atayfn, to-day, III tho 3uprc,nn Court, rem
der1tl vort1ict Uf EaH7, 13j for the plaintiff,
Special ntspateh 10 5ne Chicago 1tionne.
OCoSnMOwuC, Wis. Dec. 1D.-Severa1 cases
which l,as pr,yctl fatal. This tlIscase appears
annually with more or less futnltty III tiIIs
vicinity.
hi11.wAuKEE, Wis. Dsc. 1l.-Augustus
Miller, nil efficient rolice officer in this city
tn.tlny recelyetl n0tfct 0f the death Ut II
wealthy COUSIN at Cincinnati, leaving him
real estate to The valno Of Sill, 900, nnd Si5,Wm
!ita friends, and Is almost frartto with dc
light.
, 1880-12-11
MONEY AND STOCKS.
EXCITED. AND IRREGULAR

>,,,s.. s.ss w.. a I,". ~ - "@ r"eaee m .''1s.s
onA, Aee. -l"a ssoch NM ~ Nv
, w." ,,.' Nv eHIu 'aiu 'tetu'n. ~ i .,io
ope"nk, WV Huo.'1",s ~ 'o"et t''''. Iiie
u."s.as 'ss'Utaas' "iu .,'s lol e''lcaEo, n.I-
1,as., 1..tol .ans ~ Su'n.s. W." at'"aanco " ot.
.aai toIo"n1s clossS. ~ huoi' 'ne 'narket
mss ie'e''s'l ~ mua lower, llle aeel!ae petig
,nnrl,ot t.orn ,,-o,o1ot Svostcr,' it,,ta', 49,
nanoctn,tv ,v.aE rrh,s ,,.s fn,to,vo't ~, w"a -
ssrn,,"ar foatn- o.nnnt ~" -, 1.1.,' u" Man..s,.
Esnriv In tho s.,co,,1 oa,i 10 >s. ,,,nrrot
<uos t,,.,, o,a 1,xan.,,, ~ 49, 49,, Sa..s"s
ayo,tonant ,,ns oauao,t ~, -. I ,,aa ts"n",e oo
~ Iro,, Mo"'t,,n ~ nm " s,aroe w" ~ ,shi"s
var, a. as ,,a,o,',I. ~ t~.o,a ~ ~" y r.,
tho ~, a,,anen,,oi cotra hn"so ;rho a,ao,, ' ;','
nrnvod cnmo,.hot y u+t,s intor -, ~ ''9'> ''4'0
49,, ss ..' " .,ss .l ~.
a!s "no'.s. ,S, thsp1nui ~, of TIE a1A'sAEF
wv III ~ '""a,. Ivy. ane.o Meiv unes "nen
~. ~. pu,a , t " hesp eottpi U, 'o 'aa1-
No. ~. .s, .to atn.us' lily eo'a uo "as u
s"so sS ,.,..u. ss,poi"!5 !"'1 ~ ~" 'e"o!,le
s"ses s""sts, WIZ. wss se"esat's 'ost unoeI M Luz
H"H.s' tna.,l a. ',a'''.aet'le u 1io ue''Fs, Ihe
e"us Hau,nt Wiz !ia'n'ss f,i' Wete leShs iacMe'
1,os' ,vas.a ", IVY ts,a Nosnwstet' ~.
s,,ah.a,' " s;'s oon' !.aso .onoIe. "llo LILY
s .1, n'Is' ;",. 'o"cs WIS ,n!ts s.enget1
,,,, -. ra,a ..so ,'L I"s' n ~ su,'I os .o %
nun .a.. !"'s' 'na. ."ns "".s ~ ssoca usoAels
.o.,t ~. 80 a.st."a .s,.,t ~ pct
r,od - o,a ,ar aomt ,,+ io.. eou.u ue no!.
cest hnrro,ysrs :onnI nn,",n,us,.. s''3 na,' a'sa
nos,a',,.,, a"rs .'"a ,.a"a soun. '..11;s' ntle
n",' ,at,; ~. p'pe's W'Is iinu.y aYf pes
uS. WI ~, .n' '.1Aes uo'1' III nlo 1"s6 noaf
'1''''' 4u'' ~ p'i sen'' ......
IN THE RAILROAD noSn MAnKEr
tO-tIay DQ3l0H, lluFLlOEu u EFtU tirStS de-
, 1880-12-11
Failure Of the Coffee Firm oi Bowie,
Dash & Co., and Collapse Of
the Syndicate.
Boutwell,, Arthur, Conkling, md Noah
Davis Jointly Pronounce Senator
Dayard a Falsifler.
Talmage Bounces His sunday-school
Superintendent and Precipitates
q Church War.
JOHN KELLY.

Special Dtoateh to 1ns chtsaao 7rsauns
NEW YonK, Dec. 1o.-Jolln Kely's pol1t-
ical career Is ended, and his rcniains, Ggurn-
lively speaking, were swept from tho City
Hall this afternoon by tho Alder
manic broom welded by Mayor Cooper.
The mai who has controlled tho pat
ronago Of municipality 1nore impor-
tant than Tint Of many States, who
has welded practically tile power Of petty
despot, md who has cut 4 prominent figure
In tic political maneuvres Of the tlay, now
finds himself at tho end Of his tetlter, and
robbed of his own great source Of strength.
Uhdeterred by the insinuntions and incnaces,
and unlnilucnced blythe offers and promises In
turn freely mado by John Kelly and his Tam
many "heelers," tho Aldermen to-day,
BY decisive 1na1oritfes OIL successive
ballots, voted to confirm tho nonlina-
tho important municipal Offices mado
vacant by operation OF tho law or otherwise.
Kelly Is doposed from Ills position ns Con-
ttoller, n,ld In his atand Is put Mr. Allen
Campbell, whom Kelly has porslstently and
bitterly opposed. To fill the position Of
Commissioner OF Public Works, thus lnado
vacant,
Mr. HunE1sT 0. THOMPSON,
who gained KBlly's entnfty tn oustfng out
the lattar's pet, Guulbleton, Inns been So
1ected. Mr.. Whitney, never choice Of
Kelly, Is given another Htx ycars' lease OF
office rs Corporation Counsel. Maurice j.
Power. between whom and Kelly there hns
never beoh any lovo lost Is made
Police Justice, In placo Of Kolly's creature,
Duffy; and William P. Mitchell, long idcntl-
fed with tho opposition to rammary unll, Is
rnnde ono of tho Excise Commissioners.
, 1880-12-11
4 HUNTERS TRAGIC DEATH
Jerry GrconinG'H Last Hlunttnt p.
dMion-lsnfon by wild lscaxfs pc' a1pe"
KILLING -Four lsenrs. aAtee

Jerry arccnlnGsN Last klunttr,
n!tson-1:aten al,,., by wild lsca.t. uPs. a9ps.
1crsx nrtF'aam MEoa,Ie ''s.pondtaee . Nt.a lork n
County, Is Scaa op s1r tb,'Su. ,bo hunter Vi Its
batte. mr., thcro 'n ~ r,t nus io'iEht con,ant
twoon IN s,,,sau,.h,n - W. nitlting-gronnd fp.
which tc haa not fought with lcnrs. "e N
dcnr, ansi nil thu smaller ani,nn1s ""'oai'tss
On Nov. =: Jerry lett h,a cabin, in Tim no,,,.
nueeos!i n@tt " ilko Coa'hty. ,car thu paupart
River, telling htA ilcarest nctghbor. foh.r"aAs
sehmuckateia' who Is nlso fasnous hunter s, ths,
on sn,s "TRIP ae o. would 'n!ko "tho hxscs, haul
VI safnt,t no nae ever fnatie schmuyks,etn
esprcssc', l some anxiety, hut Jerry laughed. and
", rp ..s .at Is tayorit haunt Of tho
~, snn,, ugauS tnMt !est riko County. was
Eon ,oro tian tw t!ays m ha trns aud s'q IN
III raGn ~ snn Il ~, c vent uvrr 10
ssna NJ 1crry NV r.. IT, aa ne fctrns' tfo soun! no
nmi Ma na., !neL Win son.4 serious Incident, and
~, nv ~ f e. o1'G or tWo Of his ncghbrs They
e M = ~ u, nes sf,' Ken ~ Jerry but thc
Witaia Zen r!es And IN ort!an[1lnY 4 scafrh.
liz liz rarty atnrt"I "snt nr ~, On Ihorsday morning
After thrco or IL four lours Of raptl marcds,,
Sane "a, tsn ot IN t1a vast lcdgg Tint srrmn1s
tnu HsuaI EM.ne!ssA M s"!tMr or Ftke County. Tho
mo3s ,1, wefe F Put on se sect a1lsl N phort tine
= ya'p m,s 1ro.h u!,t VI tn1 no1nds announced Il
t1..., t1aaa. 1no nuntets iollo~e tho. dog a. no
Ri'a;f&Gen & into ~, tue swnnlp. Tho intense cold
a nau ty aTeM Ilo Ia9rsnes go tl'at safe footing
sa,n MSs m1orea ~, ,a, na 1s1' , n to Gcno u tllo
sns,,n smnp' III .tao kn9n OF innd covered with
sErueo trees, INC ecnfch came to I'LL end. Un.
ger INC snr1eco frGes ny Tour large brars dead
as1 ~. iroz. KY! VIII 1iDoay Kashes n their hides,
t i.u ~ w tASss sGAtlereu AT1hnh thont !ay tho
y p!oo"y skui!. nackainne. and dlstuinttd skeI-
otuit u q Mlnn. Alter tho trst shrek waa
nsgr tuo minters SET 70 work to examine tho
tnones. I1ey Woro. eoen satisfied thgt tho
noncR oI IcFry tfeehlhR Wcre lWforc item.
uaIt En-, 9l tho 1onR Rray heard he hll
"oAA SILL Et,tHiH ~ WY HEtt'l. ![ultl winch TIM
toa, uoa1a e,, or a, ~ tau ala"ee tho ears tho
sr,,u ia si,nu"tt y Inn rr,, q survey Or tho
nTni that IL t,vtinv tyn,, rl"h ~ n.y. JUG bears;
,nn,,Ts thot on,,sn hH4o s@.h s". H1 n"u tecci'Gt!
"AAnds t!Aht Etttlhea MS ucHtn UtiG OF the lell
foat onM nu ~, .Im III HWY es M Jerrys 5xht
twrrt, hss tnHti1 wotn IL his "esn ssl s!, a,' M
INK ~ ersls', ~ ~ n,,. ~ uls HGck s!dWea
IL fntai ,ntv f-n * h.,,,t .s Wns i"iHgA
Eufa M ~ ttn t,r.,,,, ~. ~ T.. aHftys
~ TIN F,;ri.,,,a c,tna In ~" III ~ .o III! s pt'ue ono
in, nonriy thTo,,u, ;In atso ~" shra m EnM o. "
tnttnns Ind 1rEvs @ ,'n amd ,.,rars ~ S'ose.
, 1880-12-11
SILT; No. rcd steamer grade at S103; un-
graded rcd nt Sf.l2>fGe1.o4lf, to quality.

CORN, OATS, 1rE, AND nAnt.Er.
Corn wns only moderately active. chiefly
Ill thu OtItio, inc, Will, values nll tho ,Innll-
ary and February ottiUi,s, however, showing
III, Improvement of about half cent
buslscI, OIL lighter offerings. Deliveries In
December wcra not III inucti favor, anil de-
cttneti about half a cent a bushel. Sales Of
ntxch Western, 1.Hgfadcd, new ard old,
wure made at 65G350 cents, rs to quality; No.
8 at 65}@5G CENTS; Nuw York steamer
mtxctl.at N,G957 conta.
In oats comparatively limited movement
has been reported for early delivery, Mt
somewhat easier nnd irregular prices, In III
stances showing decline Of t4Gl,% cent II
busllel.. Options OH No. 2 were Shade
.aearur, and Il, reanest Sales of wlllto West.
ern, ungradcd, wero made Mt 44@47h cenls,
rs 10 Quality; mixed do at it1lGets cents;
white State, nominal; No. . Chicago at
AK cents a'loat bid.
Rye was moro sought after, and quoted
Armcr.
Barley ruled stronger on lighter offerings
nttd fnIr demand, Sales were reported OF
10000 bushels choice ungra,cd Canada at
Sl.2s.
Hog products >wese fairly active, opening
stronger, but closed wcaker. with Westerl,
steam lnral agaln tho prominent feature.
Western 1leSs pork was I'll rather light to-
1land fur early delivery; quoted ut St375 for
old; aud III the option liItu very quiet, with
DECEMBER options quoted ut Sl2. 7509to.0 90, and
February at Sl4.00ael4.25. BACON WINS quiet,
will! long c1enr quoted at ~ cents, and
short clear at S1G3,4. Less demand has been
reported III Western steam lard for curly de-
livery. Mt n Ahntn 1nsynr nrtrna rlnstny at
, 1880-12-11

New YonK. Dec, 10.-FrIcnds OF Mayor
Cooper met to-nIght ut Westminster lIotcj.
a1al. headed by tho Stxty-nlnth Regiment
band, marched to tho Mayors residence for
the purpose OF seEenAling him. Ex-As.
semb!y.uan James Fitzgerald delivered
coMgratulatory address. In reply,
Mayor Cooper sall that he WAS glu.l
10 see hts course OF aetion approved OF; That
the only vacancies really to ba Tiled were
thosa Of Controller aud Corporation Counsel.
, 1880-12-11
NEW YORK.

New Work in Great Excite-
ment Over the Fall Of.
John Kelly.
No Such General Municipal Per-
ttlrbAtion Since Twecd's
Collapse.
Scenes About the City-Hal1
During the. Alder
mems Session.
Tammany Completely Routed from
Every Official Place Of
Trust
A Day of Great Depression
for Wall Street Spec
lllntOrs.
Shares Demora1ized by the H.
Fortunes Of Western Union
Wheat Firmer.
Failure Of the Coffee Firm oi Bowie,
Dash & Co., and Collapse Of
the Syndicate.
Boutwell,, Arthur, Conkling, md Noah
Davis Jointly Pronounce Senator
Dayard a Falsifler.
Falmage Bounces His Sunday-School
Superintendent and Preeipitates
Church War.
TAMMANY. "
, 1880-12-11
ITEMS.

T. IL HtRNuM*
NEW York, Dec. 10.-p. r. Barnum's
illness has become 50 serious as to cause his
friends anxiety.
SHREWSBURY ntvER
Is frozen over aIll tcams cross on thu Ice.
Many vessels were caught. The steamer
Sea Bird, Of tho Merchants Limo, had steam
up to 10 to Now York, but Is inst frozen.
Trips Will be discontinued until spring.
uorD.
Tho steamer Batavia. from Liverpool,
brought specie Of the value Of G:3}.5,s 800.
A. Washington dispntcIi says tho members
OF tho Senate Foreign Affairs Committee say
t,oro will bo 10 Interference wIlatevor on
the part Of Congress In tho construction Of
tho pannna Canal In the manner now pro-
posed, and TINT no Interference was ever
contemplated except IN tho evont OF q for
c1gn Power attempting to build and control
tho caaal.
SECRETARY THOMPSON.
Secrctary-of-thc-Nayy Thompson was in
Wall street to-tlny,
DIED OF 4 TI.y-HITE.
John Story, q warelolisenlatl, was bitten
by small tly n week ago while handling i.
bale OF Cuban tobacco, from which tho In
sectcamc, and died from tho effects OF blond
poison OIL Wednesday night. Ills sut{erings
Tor four days previous to Ills death were ter
rtk,tp
, 1880-12-11

~Tho total expenditure. Including interest, OH
to January, l819, wAa $i7.au0,01
, 1880-12-11

bllLss 41kObtlf.Ss
Special Dhlntth to Ths Chltaoa Tftbtns.
New YoRK, Dec. 10.-Thero's trouble In
Talmage's Tabernacle again. This time tho
pastor has kicked his best friend out of the
Snnday-school, and thts friend now
proposes to make things warm
for tho pastor. Throughout tho
historical Talmage trtal Maj. Corwin stood
by tho defendants side ready to exercise his
theological gloves upon any ono WHO said a
word against the shepherd of the flock.
Only n fuw days ago, however, It
became kn0wn that Talmnge and
Corwitl were no longer friends.
4 fcw weeks since DR.. Taltnago announced
TINT he would thereafter take charge OF the
Sun1ay-scllool iii AlaJ. Corwln's stead. This
showed that something was out of joint in
tho Tabernacle, but precisely what it was
was not known.
...- MAI. C0RW1N
published letter explaining his difficulties
with Or. Tali1nEe, alld giving 4 full history
of his connection witt, tho Tabernacle. This
letter, which Is addressed to tho numbers OF
tho Tabernacle. is too long to be printed
in this cold weather, but 1t Is
shown thnt Corwins has been one Of tho
strongest supporters Of the Church, whereas
Talnag0 has worked to lIave him removed,
rlnktng false allegations against him, rs Cor
viii states, nntt the latter threatens to sll0w
Talmage UP bcfore the world II he doesn't let
lin alone. Wllat this "silowinK-up" refers
to tho public aro quite curious to know.
, 1880-12-11
PIIICIIY.

A VoMAs's ADVENTURE WITH BURGLAR
NEW Yonx, Dec. 10.-To-nigllt willis Mrs.
George Mcneil was sentel in her sitting
room on tile second tloor OF her residence
No. i4S soutl, Eighth street, williamsburg,
Il rougl.l0oktng titan raised tho window
und efterod the apartment. Ifo drew a
pistol nnd demanded her money or lIer lifo
Mrs. Mcneil said she Ind no money, and
ran Into MI adjoining apartment, w'lpre stlo
secnrcd revolver. As soon as she reap
I'cared the ru'llan discharged ono shot,
tho ball penetrating the ileshy part
of her left nrIa. The plucky
woman, taking deliberate aim, fred two
sl,ols ut lin, ~ ho made his escapo through
tho window. Mrs. Mcneil says she thinks
she wounded tho fellow. She WIS unable to
glve my description af Him.