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, 1880-09-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Dull, with tic Exception Of
Burlington 4 Quincy.
Foreign Exchange Heavy and
Unchanged.
Light ousEcncy Movement to tbs osoptr,
Local Finances.
Tho Produce Markets Steudler-rre,lsious PIrmtr.
bui Fork quftt-llags Higher.
ofa'n S|rongsr--slocks ot Dpto In Store nj
the Close Of tasl Week.
FINANCIAL.

stocks worn dull, with tho oxccntlen Of 1,,,r-
I'nston j. Qn'aor. This wns tho fcuturo of TIM
market, rising from 1n4A 10 IaaA, ani closing ut
!as,s. WIN tafs exception tho movement Ut tho
day was nnevontful+~ AdvIccs from Nn,v ynrr
were moro sneAgro than usual, and Indicated
nothing but uncertainty.
Hook Island naado II, to 1l4X. New York Cen
sral u, to 1ssNs h!ehiRnn Ccntrni 4, to 81; Loko
shofe =, TO loo7s; Erie X, to 3sA; Erfo nrc-
fcrrcd =, to 6BS; Northwestern preferred, iH,
70 ilo; wabash 4, to l0A; tho preferred IL, TO
~ Uhfo ~ to 3ftf; st. Joo Il, to IN, ti,tlAon
to saM: 1Mckawhnnn X. 10 soA; Jersey contrnl
~ 10 'a,s lscatlltg ", 10 q; Iron Mountain II,
to 6dI; Western Union Y, 10 1G,I: f,nka rrta
4. 70 Ut; canndn southorn y, to %; Northern
rac'ho preferred Y, 10 63st; On,ona II, to 4GN:
tho preferred n, to SEX.
Tho losses wcro Morris l. Essex u, 10 110; 81,
Joe preferred II, 10 a.; Kansas 4 Toxas X, to
Wii Iacff'o Mail ", tn i9it; unlot, par,tlo X, to
u3si Chattanooga 4, GO. The following shows
the lactiat'ons Of tho MOTIVE stocks yesterday;
, 1880-09-01
REAL ESTATE.

Thn foljowInu tn.trumnnts ,pcr, nloa for roo.
ord tuesday. Hur. 81: "S'0 '''~3 '~1 '~S
CRY rnorrrrv
R9ldon ~. ~ Y y of 1InIlbut 1t. n {. &sxtAft
MInt91 I4t1Hd tHttftnn Rcs1ecAo to ftcderck
vera9n II, %a Il d Ihisty .ni!E i. . !, iiIi1
IL uhaA AH3. ~ !sIb fIho ttANlle4 6RFnRa
,,0!:h1iks Gnhk ~ !" Mnyy !: Crosby aMo
iIs Il da;ea XIII. ID tSuiiio Il. Kiador to ) Il.
torJ iixwkinsodi.. zln
fsove!1, aateH l'ec B. lS39 tSicho1as luck to ~,
Jnln EGHH!l.. ....":.H:.,..........t.. ....- 5000
utnH f}; : " Gnr ~ a!!'e& ~. GN4H II
W'itu- tMT ~ AHsH111 VI hiooFt nneuehN - ~
CiyGVuru ~ iii It II iMffnnr II !, ii -
II tD jt,fTNboe IL Iintnd Hus 7 s@rbn tmnnro. ~
, 1880-09-01
STATE COURTS.

The Town Of Lake fled n petition yestcr-
aay 10 c0nllcInn lnl,d 80 as tn open Dcxtor
avenue from the east line of Wallace street
10 t.e cast fine of the west los. .tG5 feet Of Lot
lIu iie Assessors Division OF the S,-W. II OF
Sec, 4, ", II, md another to open Wright
street from tue south line OF Wilson street 10
iha no,tl! lIGe Of Fffty-eiKlltil street,
Charles f.. Chapman commenced n SUIT fll
Sl0,UJ0 damages.
William Itt'ab antl John II. Friedrich fled
ablll against Heinrich Lutters, Justine Lut-
ters. antl Jonathan Mccormick 10 forEclose n
mortgage fnr 81 ,U0O u.t Lot :I,5 In tho SMhtl-
sisIun ii E'lork 4 fl the Z. i Of block IL Of
Shenlchl's Atlsllt!gn W ChlengD..
William II. Eddy commenced Rn action In
.IeIpass agalllst Peter Caldwell ntl1 Intrfck
Delaney, Ing lag damages ut S2a5, 900.
, 1880-09-01
THE COURTS.

~ n1,D GHOST l,t;suHnECrED.
A., A. ,ro,,tlcs between Tnfmadgo Il. Spatds
~ s,r,,eI ". AlIcrton, 1'rcsttlont OF tue
s1I.a"n mpI ytarcl, Works, wllcl, received 4
ea~Ie ts"s ,enorougl ventilation about two yeara
.st' .ro in le courts, were stlrrc! up a7aiit yeg-
tassgIay ~ Sy d s,,it begun by Spnltls nEatnst Al
i,n ielan9 Ali ~ EbCnczur W.. prny Il! recover
Eta9iss ~! iss1 t[alnaRrs for allcgad Injuries to
tt.s,Js' t.yJ' t,a,,e faina, mil fortuiie Tic dec
atail; ka ;eyy w,y sy"u,ninots u History Of the Gil.
f,,s' fsdao Starcil Works. mid Of tho. numerous
saE. sats IN law md etn,ncery begun by Allcrtnn
san ~ anfnrcc n lis claims .nGMlIst Spnltty. The
is,tsr v now charges TINT tic S@5, COO 5tsdg,,
issnt itssnt recovered nyuinst him was procured
@eas gsa,,d a,i coniullslon and Inisrepresctlat-
t1as y ssH Wic Ie wns confined Ii, tho County
ion. VII. ;hnt Alcrtn, knew liG chrlA not glve
a.; ;.ren hafi. alnl therefore by fnlse affidavit
III III hin arrested on n cnplAs md held In
tuHf a;a mi InIt Spaids even attempts to sUftcn
tha cffret Of tho tlccrce In the cllnnccry suit
.sainst s'o lin By suylug It was obtained by
ml,rerrcscttntt0ns NElt through Allcrton's
,nnach|nal{ons, Which prevented 1iInl from
mailing Il protwr defense. In conclusion,
s,m ssnams charges TINT 4illerton has broken ,p
X, Io,,rislifnE business, done him ont Ut
ftIW9 70 worth uf property, injured Ills numo
snd credit, and tilat OFT T. reasonable estimate
IA has sufcred SIT, O00 damages.
, 1880-09-01

bullion receipts to-day. Sla,691.
Chrysolltu Shipped % tons Mondny.
Tho Tombstone Company hns dcclarea its
sixth monthly dividend, 10000. Tho Buporiu-
ttntcnt to1cKrnphs that tho mills will yield over
$4,000 for Auxlst. With orc reaorycs increase
Ing.
The Superintendent Of Native Silver telc-
grnrhs: Struck good orc in tho last drift, full
nf snlphurr1s aud native silver. VIII run Into
th1iisdtlds. The Strike Is regarded Ms Important
Dissatisfied stockhollprs OF the Hillside Mil &
Mining Company, Nevain. propose organizing
fnr IN investigation ut the present mnnngc-
mcit. which Is charged with incoMpotency md
corruption.
4 Lendvll!o special says: superintendent Phi
!ncr, OF tho Annie. has resigned, TO tnkc effect
Oct. l. Ito Roca tn tho Pacific Cunst, taking
chMrRn Of th9 extensive properties there. :.
CuMmrs i Finn, sinejtcrs, hnve cIused A co1-
tract witt, tho Robinson Mine fora large rcEulnr
supply Of orc.
Chrysollte north drifts arc still Improving.
=, l'ttle NJ ptts1urE bus averaged forty tons daily
Special Dbpateh 10 Tns Cafeaeo Tribune =
NEW YpRK, Alg. u1.-~At the New. Ynrk Min
Ing IloArl business was nctiyo, Calnyeras wits
lnrAcly lcntt In ut = ta ~; AtnI0 closed nt ii:
ClInAx ut le0: md Cnltfnrnin at .lh -.
At tho Ahtcricnt Hoard ChrysUtttc and Silver
Nugget werc tho featutes, but no chRnge Ia
price WIS lualc.
sAN FRANCISCO.
, 1880-09-01
BRI3AI}SrfIFFS.

Ef[1F3Jf-1yn4 ri,,tt
sn,, ,ss ss,ns X ids sao!sa !ha ss.s
ioc salss wore nIte 10 aD Srls rinta,s, mos.,, a
ss s.. ri. t:s, sss' ss q ~ s' r.
t,ns. sA'''" a. ''f sooo 70 eho'so Ok
or,,.n st,tt.srusys-wsro In fair demand and
a, 'niss' u :. =, wass. .ssss'ss: :. .
sa' ws%rs, VI * seoss ou,o, and .e.rnt,,
" sass g ssy ssS; rhG K.H ysfs 81
s ~: S 5 s ssss5 ;as u i | ;scs:
ss III @ rasT srs Ms ts sesa
:sa5 !sS Sss s:s |s
e . a' t Il a's sSs slrs' sts "' ra: :ha 10 ;s sSl
sss,e nus s j. ssa pess a apoua s
Ss sYt e 6sS u s y ~ eHs ss g 81 % H.
t. "sI fs is as },q so sS sI. S
sss sSs si g. Il aSs s I'll sss I'd IL "a;
s!ss srIt sns' nv ws' yStsa : e II
III %iSS4 M .;;9sIs IS II @ ss: saS
.aser va" 't s,rna s !" iii amass
a!.ss ss!s s @ 's .sa ssss ~ ss. ns
nluntI1 asd tIIc kst siu9lnH taMiu
ut nlt Hltt1ltl fHr NJ. rcn Soer supteulhor sUll
A. ..s hi o!.,.ed sasur ll.cru waa ttio chsnFy II
tha lDWcr Htntt1A: sht Bnlta Mura s1pnflod OF 3At
q! ~. q ssql a ylsJ!ify, :1 81 Sa. - hsA9aps
y;sxAHe ~ rotai. d'sd 'bu. Also sU1 bu Ho.3 mixed
, LUlkS -Wnu actlyn and st.pnKes ndyasciuF 4<a&ta
frunl thu at1At prices Ut sioNllxf nn tlilslut arli
!.!vsrpogl ret'orlud dee!lne 81 vi puf cenl. md
Viii VIII sie e 1ssassy
sshiht arse lnureas, during ~. xSef, 6u. ss thss
wua IsL n WvAk Gtha fhGt TN tito Cvntrxry tlIUrv
Win ttphElt khHL tiUcAa viii pOsslh1Y IN.
HuetI during SeIe ns tt, make il t1IHj.
cult deliver Uct1tr LIps fpfrg itIu blIurtb
IL III lure Instead 0t bringing lie gIn[n in T. ON
lMo tM eouhtitJ; Inc aehsAnu WAS chtehJ fnr
Willing 10 Inks hoi,I exssrt at rravuiy Sw ,rscSss
tss oas thu attSr i sysrani. III ca tag. IT, c Tbc
Il "nt s II 4s fa baeR ~ &c a Hh'sa ns
s"c @ ~ & Z. s s11c; II fSilSs l.t ~,
st svs W.T. ~ e,nai 1'ay II M ~ S Se:px ~, sso .:
rsjcrr III sM a.s " " s s; = S a % y ~ ~
@ ,n rav i! II; r%S HSsr ~ vTs t1ses sd ID II DO At ~
M s,s r. y 3,I ss SIsvs
~ ryn VIII CO!H. tHn 1ds6iiila MaEN t4lrt tho
, 1880-09-01

Also s3 l11 hui ryu shipped ly rltl, O.. III b,l 10
by luke TO llutFalo, aud j, ,sto lu hurley by rsil.
The ChicaRp g. Northwestern Hallway took out
sd,aii bn wheat duting tho wcuk.
Tho prlco Hf wheat III LltvrV0ol yGAtcttlay wls
~ l0l por cr,tal; a your ugo II wls Is III. Tho
prluu hero yesterday was 6Ios and do a year ago
tec. Thoso wt,O hro cronking now over tue tlu-
,n1ra,tzcd condition Ut tho tuarkct may "ron,-
furt ono pnother With these wortls." TwcIyo
months AlIlce tlioro was whole nrmy at mon
who could hoU ITO why out short pf u alee!tuu 10
TO per bn In Chlrago. and tho Easteyn "tllink-
or" wero particularly hcnrsl,; VIZ do not say
unusually henrisb, becuuso th0y Atu utwnya 10
ut this tfnu ut tho yoar. They resemble tho
hotsa tculur WHO always Thought III aniu.al
worthless till ho ha1 bought It, unl then pstcu-
less till ho hRt! Hull It,
Tho reae1pts OF corn In this clty during tho
past eJxht months have boon lltt!o niuru tdun
u t0.OU hu, or about Dtaul to tliose OF tht wholo
Ut 1s71, which WIS tue biggest year, for ctrI'. On
record. " now looks ~ it our feaeipts or coF'
tor 1850 wilt bu not much short Of l0lao.Ao h'is
e1ceodlug tho totAl reucIpts Of brsadssuas os all
k!nds for my year beforu ls18.
Letters trnM Germany stAto tEhl tho protluct
OF tho do,ncatiq ho9 s selling tflero fur altnnt
precisely twlo0 ~ much ~ tura SAl!a Tor hero.
Thu news alsn eoulus tAat tho h01 crop Of thu
Unite4 Kingdom Ii ~ wv h1ats. or GS OU1 i,ss
than u yyur uxo, TI,lx Ia fuilInK VII t0 tlaux-
font OF u per cUnt. rartttM hefn sAy thnt tho
shorsugo both there and III Continental Eumpo
ID tsuu u tho relatively h!xh pFco ut
food, which made II Impossible for thu furmer
tu fnttcn hogs last yeae IN competition with
Amcrjulu bacon. IT IL argued tFbm this &hnt
theru will be a h,g deinand for our atutr, cvou
II priccs should bu much hyuur than now.
THO following tAbo exhibits the nllulbcr nf
cars Of each YEade Of Whcut inspected iuto store
, 1880-09-01
SAN FnANctsCu. aug. 3l.-The following woro
tho ClnslME llQlMtlQns nj tho Stock llnanf:


noS StNs' -,
Special Dtspdteh to IMs Chicago Tribune.
1.os1oN, Aug. NI.-ln lnlnIng ahlros Conner
Falts nlynncGd from t5 to, lttt; Ak!o,.uz i'd
Sanecd Il: lltue Ill. wEs stcias Ut ~: confent-
s0ah!ntcd sud nt o: Eygr 1slct declined i: lIu-
rnl LILO. llrlluswick AntIlnony, =; Quincy, II +;
FrAnkltn, ~; Cntaipn, II.
Ii the 1rtltsr1t Assoetdt<d PEtss.
ifosroNt Aug. Jf.-stinng stocks ctosesI:
A!!ount. now.. ....+... sfnd!Rnn EDppar.+.... Z
Gasnn0t 4 lteela......2G l'aTubtu. ner......... 2!
EAtalln: :..3.,.....,.. lBpMacY. .....,........ IN
tnpi'eE Fhlls..-... Ridge. ....."....."..
Franklin ,..+",. Ii lstiver lslot.....,..... VII
, 1880-09-01
nlVlliEEa.

Ellen Thutltn filed bill yesterday ngainst
re,er Thurlin, asking for divorce on tito
cro,,nd Of drunkenness Alt cruelty.
AnnIo E. buchanan n1sO asked for d.
ro,ca from Robert i. Buchanan on tho snnle
er0unl5
, 1880-09-01

The September calendar will commence
al GENERA! so. i,s7d, Trlaf notices must DO
fled by Srpl.7. No cases viii bp put OH the
calendar uhlCss notices Are flied.
Friday IL tho last tlay ct service for tho
6ep.e,Httr term.
, 1880-09-01

Tho following wcco sho receipts md shipments
OF tho aoaltnv articles of prtnlco III thls city
durnv the twGAty four It0lira ending ~ O'clock
T'lcslay morning mud for tho corresponding
tjIl9 lust yvar3
, 1880-09-01
s1If1)fIA{ENfTG.

srrEllIOR C0uRr-CoSFEsstoss- DO
la.sky Y. AlItnn and .Tosor,s Wl,lsRk. &.si.Uj-J.
W.Cnhbs :. William V. DoWner nld ueorgp IL.
Martin, tls.503.
, 1880-09-01

Gnnk n Enant1 = N...''+.','.''''.'''s.''.!g+< !9
tMok County s., ": Observation-Disclosures. l9s<
!npk t:nnnty 4s1h, tHO....... .........,..Nts l0t
Wrat thtl-lsb h. Observation-Disclosures, III, jtI 1Ol
Lincoln i'nrk "a. Is, ,iI4 ll0
Wpst I'nrk II, HN .....
snhtn iNNtht ~. ....ss.*..+ss.s..s.sss...t-!n
Cht-!,,,. Mil IL i'nu Is, fjak. Rs.....ii0,{ iii
t:hrn1tI. MI. 4 Et. lrht IN, u Yrx. .....lr4 iM
!,hrnu.. si. 4 Vi. l'nnns. *.,1lth. Mlhhin9 :.,..
GA SnrthN6stHr1 Elnkln& fund m. .,..1Dl In
!:hcng'I.l ltir riinatots 4nIEuT IT, Fyly.,..Hg4 W{
Eh+ ~, r.. MINI. 4 uninhn II. .......,.. ~
1hctspnvIiIo AuiithctslnFn It. Ii. A.,,,, ~. iUl
Wcss llys,oo Gil, i. 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ss::..:.....::iSm iUps
knrth Etteas1 EHy II. Il. Company. ....,li5 ~.
Wrst Dltfason taty fkh!1fnhd tntppnny ..JnM Mt
ShtCngn tjly ltkttfnnd CDsnphny........,.O s.s.
IHsifuflt Il Cttk1 CHtnIanJ. ...,..n.....IIQ tu..
r!nicet ln:,,tAnca t;nnlinny .,..,.......lE 1E
Glciuo t:hIRInet finrk Cn'upan5.4." -. Y
HHnn!0nt vt Chntitgft0. ....u...4 ........ ~ q
Tmimar T lsGn i.ai.ns Z 4 " 4 ii'
, 1880-09-01

Av The Mining I'ftss Assoctdtton.
New Y0Hk, Aug, 3l.--Transacttons at tho
Mining Exchanges tn-dny showel drcide1 I'M
prnvc,ncnt over yesterday, bath n prices aid
volume Of business. Tho closing quotations
, 1880-09-01

y. or tho k.t!J rarsrccclyrtl, A6la cars were viii.
tcr, which tnsrceteti rs follows: No ]. 81 carst
' No:' T. x1ks cnts: No, ., 10ia cars: reelected, 2ls
;" The follow!pR table shons The number af cas5
!, OF nAeh kind nf grim Inspected Into store for
and lust:
, 1880-09-01
BY TELEGItApII,
kEw tsRItR.

sptefas Dispatch TO The chicago Tttb4nA
NEW tOttk, Allg. ll.-Therc aro people going
about town to-day and saying that trnslnueh rs
thorc nro III frcsh Developments repeating tho
proposed uxtdnston OF tho Delaware, Lacku.
Wilma s. Western ltailroud 10 Buffalo, tho ntory
thnt this enterprise was rcnly to bo ncco1n-
pllshed wns II stuck -1obbtng cntlnf1i. These peo-
pic, however, pruuably do not know more tlan
tho Inv nllnws.
Tho specuatlona on tho Btock Exchange
to-day have not been less rnti0nHl, At
tho upo,!ug tho market wns molcrnto-
)y aicnsfy and Acs!vo. Lasor on tho
general list bconmo dull and woak, hit
notnhlo exception was In ChieNyot burlington 4
QnIncy, which wis very strong. il1.d to-lny, for
lsuston buyers, largo purchases woro mallo mt
lH!A, Hannibal slHks were still, without tnnny
Bnlcs, and Illinois Ecntrnl stnwG'l no wonkness.
ew M;,n roylscl naltton OF .ho Lay Crosse suit
1t. Phnl. willis tho Grangur stocks generally
NEW YonK, ,Aus. ai.-dovernncnts strong
an9 ~ 4 per cent higher for 4"s' X por cent hist'
Itaitroat, ru l,on,1s oot,vc nnd ,rno,,,nr.
state securities dtlll and nusuitla(.
INV s1oeK hiaehet aPclcsl htro1lx tnfl advanced
Ciino OF 3fdl per cent. hut during tho Rltor-
noon spuctl!atlDn Msstn,ctf strung to,lo md
prizes .!dynnes.l !i@la peE GENT, ID tic iate
tied, md closed Vt u fr1luttonal reaction from
shs,Ees; II, S!!'isagS: !! iiariaxtss Quincy WIS
" tho days trnnsnctlons: Montnnk coul wns
Gn 1ss s n Z IT, soas M a TnS
stil! hl9scr prices, and TINT tho coulpnny viii
Tue ELt'tss anys ilc rise III Chicago, nuring-
ron tluillcy ~lta duo to tho circulation Of ssV
eral r'nors io!'.tling stock dividend q % pcr
, 1880-09-01

HIgolo, OF tho Sim, says thht when tho names
of tho "nolt-srecnattyG Directors Of tho now
1acknwannn ltuad wefo published, n thrill Of
horror rnn through the Enfortnnntes who lind
llo,ight Lnokawant,a when tho threo ptnclpa!
tlnAnctera wete found to bo lay Gould. Russell
aapc, and sam Bl0An Tho speculative character
of Jny 0ou i'd ID sufficiently known. Mr. Russell
sn9c IL dcAler III stock privileges md prurnt-
1lcnt re1nbor OF church OIL tho Hudson lttvcr.
Tito trust TINT tho stront places In him IL Illus
tt,tc,l by tho runaar tbat Ia currnnt on 'Chdnga
that. when le nant!a tuNnA tho plntc In his chnr-
nctcr ns Deacon. tho congregation inssht upon
his wearing bell punch. Mr.. Sam Sloan ~ a
conl rrcstlynt nnd MI TINT tho name implies. 1t
Is ut,tnily believed that ho cah never be relied
npon except whcn tho thrco hairs which ornn-
MINT tho top Of his head stand upright, and
fhnFc Is eQually good nuthor'ty for snying that
these ha!rs have never been sceu to lie down to
gaiiIor.
II ts sn1lt that tho scheme nf consolidating C1n.
c!Ntinlf, flNtniiton & DnytDn with tho Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis lipnd bits
bern abandoned. for tho present nt 1cast. 60
bitter was tho opposition Of the stockholders of
tho G., II. l. D. to any such nh arrangement. It
IL thought, however, that, atould tho time como
when tho c., c., G. l. /. stock should be ealabt9
nt tho hnmo figures rs tho T., II. 4 d. tho oppo-
sttion would not hc ST grcat, nnl probably tho
consolidation scllHtno would fon be carried uut
Tho gross cnrnfngE, working expenses, md net
profit for tho month OF juno, 1Siu md 1880. Of
tho Great Western Kallrnnd Of Canndu, c1ciutt-
Ing lcasc1 lines, wurn rs follow1:
ys;: @s::.s 5$ 3 6 @
Net pront nt...........................$h h.an lsno
--sho,vln4 MI increase III Frosa rccefuts for tho
month Of sEl,'p0. inwnrkans cxponsos Of s38l00.
and In net profit ur $Ai.:00. Tho aggregate for
Two lnonths-Feb. to June W-wns ns follows:
.,.,. ......... - IS? ISTs n ., ts:g,, ts:g
, 1880-09-01

ii0sT0k, AMx. 3l.-JTho atocK I,nr[as rEuTs' ;s ,,
IT, asSes Su.o stesy Tis
Chlungo, llurll.g,os, L uHstuave Ivy 4ovvnnnt tn
Nv an1 advanced u 7l II ihe inofninS sa casl II
, 1880-09-01

,ruFhIUEs-M0.o @ .tt9ay. tha 1ifeF!nR1 not ba!nE
per BIZ: KN9st ptos Eltoati1 outside fnr jofreyr.
tGulIHy-tvns III do.nMnd ut osSc f0f cid. and ltN
-, fur dMcks. prn!1is grousc ba!nb!o At tlU1
StEt,s Timothy was loss active snu casy, With
out material thnnA9 u quotations saloH were naha
cd under 1afxpr rccripa u, IL &hiIs0.hin FLAX Wna
nov1 ut ths basis of pure. Rnd rnthos dlrby
, 1880-09-01

vines. -"
md tjuiNt. DeaacCa 0xpeot m
!. and Ray thuFu II M pressure
shown ia shAdH urieus. Tho
~: "Tliu tiiIat tias been tho
for stisll0 tntlhtfls- CuMpnrn.
y undo IN nnElslasnnrO. anu.
h1,r IIurGflAsNstiNy1 begli culI-
tfLIlI4. 1t1HlAnEEB cornerstone
0 bulk uf lie Ht,tbl Il Htl1I held
l2ll Il " 9tlassnk tl,nt, Will anT
., tunHF pr,cGs wulllt1 By Surfs
Jfa MI,tlear 10 lla IA lndtftHrp,Ik
,iek hip with MlnIi until is,utls
rIy. 'khts .nny TAXA g.tNco VI nh
u Ia now In n rcry iinsAti4fAc-
hIll Wnul6tia, although II Is
ess II d0itsx II. {1u !sts<,f. ai,d
in thu handA u etlt,suN1fs Id
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

a German medical paper gives
list of some Of the most notable
instances where, in hot weather,
bodies of troops on the march have
suffered severely from the heat.
During the seven years's war, when
Frederick the Great was marching
from Mariensaern upon Bautzen,
no fewer than 500 men died IN one
day--the 9th Of August, l7oO--
from snnstroke. On the 2lst Of
May, 1927, while the Guard Corps
was manevring between Berlin
and Potsdam, the men, exhausted
by the heat, fell down in masses on
the road, and the whole force be-
came a mere rabble, some strug-
Cling on in vain attempts TO keep
their places in the ranks, Others
living down and dying by the way
side. On the sth Of July, 1893, at
the conclusion of some manpvres
in tho camp of Beverloo, two bat
tallions we're ordered to march to
the adjacent station Of Hasseit TO
proceed by special train to brus-
sells; but before the former pace
could be reached, so many men nad
died from sunstroke, or had fallen
down exhausted by the heat, that
of the 600 men originally comprls-
Il =. .ho tvo battaliops. $50 only
arrived at Brussels. In the follow
ing year a column Of Prussian
troops suffered in a similar manner,
and during one Of the marches OF
| the French army in the Dobrud-
scha an equally great mortality d en-, :
sued. In the campaign OF ieoo
the troops suffered very little o-a from u
heat, and in the war OF io'Vs'o 20
there we're comparatively few
cases OF supstroke.
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Colorado.

Area, 10000 square miles.
Average extent from east to west,
$50 miles; from north to south,
275 miles.
Name supposed 10 have been de-
rived from the many colored flow
ers and rocks. II means ruddy,
florid.
The eastern part Of the State
(about $4,000 square miles, is
plains; the central part $4,000
square miles, mountains; the west
ern part $4,000 square miles,
plateau.
The total width Of the mountain
district in the latitude of Middle
Park is IS miles; in the latitude
of South Park $50 miles and at
the southern borders Of the State
$50 miles.
The mean height Of the State
| is about 1000 feet, the lowest par
of the State, its eastern boundary
is but little over 5000 feet, while
the highest peak 14,4OO feet.
The average elevation Of th'
plains above tide water is 900
feet. They are drained by th
South Platte, Arkansas and Re
publican rivers and their branches
The foothills have an averag
elevation of 5000 feet. "Timbt
line," the highest point at whlc
timber grows, is from ! 600 to Il
900 feet,
The most northerly is Mort
Park, area $500 square mile
elevation 5000 feet; next south
Middle park, area 5000 squa'
miles, elevation $500 feet; ne,
southeast is South Park, area
200 square miles, elevation 9,o'
feet ; and near the southern DO
ders, San Luis Park, area so
square miles, elevation 1000 feet
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

A Pensacola correspondent states
as a remarkable fact, that the only
three four masted sailing ships thai
were ever built, none were 'or-
tupate. The first was the Column
bus, built in British North Amerl-
ca. and she was the only one tnst
performed q passage. After her
arrival in London, about the year
1924, she was sent back to Canada, "a.
and on her passage out was lost IL
the Bay of Biscay. The next was
the Baron of Renfrew, a larger one
vet. She was lost on her nrsl
passage at Gravelines, on the ooas'
OF France /; and the last is the un
fortunate Great Republic, whose
career was still shorter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

cherub has eaten q watermelon or
60 too much, and a gentleman who
had sent home large red fisb for
dinner, got mixed the other day.
First voice. shall ! do
about the baby 7" Second voice.
"Scrape all the scales off him, cut
him open, and have him dressed
nicely for dinner with caper sauce.
Amt he a whopper 2"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

The excitement consequent on
the discoveries OF new diamonds
in the Free State Of South Africa
according to latest intelligence
had not abated in intensity. Three
new rushes have been reported
A GEM of the first water, weighing
fifty csrats, and worth sS0,OOo mao
been unearthed at the Jagersion-
tein diggings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

What's the use--what on Garth,
we say, is the use of talking about
art culture in San Francisco, when
it is an open secret that a certain
rich mining man recently sent to
Florence for copy of the Venus
# Milo, and when the statue was
delivered, actually sued the Gen.
tral Pacific Railroad Company for
mutilatine a work Of art, and what
is more, recovered large damages
San Francisco Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

Married lifs," says an exchange,
"often begins with rosewood, and
ends with pine -. =.
We think 1t would be better II
some were 10 begin with pine, and
work their way to rosewood: 0usO
try the thing on, young frienns'
and see bow Il works with you
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

The young husband and wife WIS.,
tied the Geological Gardens, and as
they came to q great cage OF snakes
he said: "They are perfectly hid
eous, aren't theyl And so many
of them" "Yes, dear, fearful and
| suppose after 30 much beer you
see twice as many as l do.'-New
York Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

"How musically his hoof- beats
sound p exclaimed al enthusiastic
lover Of the turf, as st. Julien
speeded around the course at
Brighton last week. Yes" re-
Piled his companion "he is beat
ing time" Boston Transcript.
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once or twice.

DO fish sing e. asks an exchange.
Certainly, and many OF them have
been known to reach the high sea.
philadelphia Sunday Transcript
II takes the pickerel to see sharp
and founder to be fat.--Yawcob
Strauss. And they arc all pretty
well used TO the scale,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

"Pa," asked little Blodgers OF
his parent, "what is paper made
OFF," Lies" roarod the elder
Blodgers, who is running for OF
fice, 'lies, Internal, outrageous, vii
lainous liesw And the innocent
boy wrote it down that way in his
comnosition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-20

The editor OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, who has farming ideas,
thought that to have buttermilk he
must buy a goat,-New York Her
aid.