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SIOUX CRY, IA.

SIOUX CRY, fa.. Dec. :3.--Tralns on tho rail-
roads arc I'LL out ot time, md quito number
havn been abandoned. Ton degrees hclow zero
at o'clouk this morning. 4 cutting witll bus
blown nlk tlpy,
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Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
TO TIE PUBLIC,

There Gun bc no butter guarantee ot tho value
Of Dr. RA.iwMys old estaA4!lu.l Il. K. II. Ito,ue
dies than tho basa aud worthless limitations Of
them. A thoru ara Falso keso!vcnta, ltcl!afs.
t14t w paWs " "kaaHW'' u qa Whit Ia8 wv, =.
, 1880-12-30

srEHLrSa. ILL.,. Deg. a.-Tho weather haa
grown Intensely gold here. Tie mercury markell
~ degrees boiOw zoro this morning. 4
regular blIzzaM Is blowing today from tho
west, snd to-t1ghtw will undoubtedly bo tho ooldcst
for yeAEH.
, 1880-12-30

Special pfspatt' to The Chicago Tribune.
WAurACA, Wis, Dec. eo.-1VhIio Edward 1Iink
WIS driving from, hero 10 Stevens Point ycstcr.
dny bp WIS overcome by tho cold, anl WIS found
frozen stiff and dying In tho wagon-box. Ilc
wns married man, nbout Is years DID,
, 1880-12-30

Special DispateA to 1ns Chicago 1tibunt.
BLOOMINGTON. Dec. e0.-Tho wenther IL III
tcnscly cold III tbis city. The mercury thts
morning wa8 n degrees below EURO, being tho
coolest weather. experienced In ibis vicinity fur
several ycars,
, 1880-12-30

T1Tuay4LLE. H.. Dcc. .A--1Au oil markets
opened ut E}4c; highest. b5sao: lowest, tsiHu;
ctusca At p5t.u; salss, 35,0Ui shipments, EGu1s:
charters. M.lMh
, 1880-12-30

sptetai Df.patsh to 1As ca.taoo Tribune.
1iARABoo. Wis. Dec. "9-The business end Of
MI Arctic winter struck this placo ub0tt day.
Hight Montlny nornlng, and knocked tho nscr-
curry 70 degrees butow zero, Mt a1,o,lt which
point 1t continues to stand. 4 two-lnch mantle
Ut enow coyers tho gro,ind.
, 1880-12-30

II 4VEtEt31I4111113 .HEO21s
nETRn1r, lice. .v.-slnyur Atalns' foundry and
1lsHchltIo- o-shop 1t Mnrshall, this State, burned
Inst night. LOIS, el5,010 to <ao,000, Insured for
HINQ,
, 1880-12-30

Special Dispateh to 7hs Cateaoa Tribune.
ApHoitA. ILL.,. Dec. ss9.--h5uch tho coolest morn-
lng Of tho season. During lust ntght the thes'.
mometct registered 10 degreos bolow soEo.
, 1880-12-30
Inflammation of the Blade
der and Kidneys,

In chronic cases OF Leucorrhna and Utartnr
discusses.
One bDtt1e contafns moro Of the Actiye pr1rc}%
pies ot Medicines thnn any uther Frrparutaous
Taken Il, TeAapoonfui tloees hills othota re9utto
i've or stx times Us much.
ONE nOLf.Alt PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-12-30

IATAYETTE.
Sptekat Chrrsspdnfents af Tns Chfcdro Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. a7..stlss hi0lU Hey
noltls youngest daughter Of thr Into William +.
lteynolds, tho rallroAd millionaire of Indiana,
yesterday loft for Now York City, whero she Ia
to be married to-tnnsrow to l.. Il. AIbcrtinc, Il
wealthy young Cuban whom sho heCa11o Rt-
ilu1Iute1 With LII rars.
, 1880-12-30
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for Nifty centa.
Thorv IL mt romg.ilal aRent In thls world tlmt
will ca1ro Fover and AHue. and al othor Malarl-
s fave4s aaa tt y I1r 10 eaa auies 5s
"a esfkApWAY'8 READY liELII9F.
FIFTY CENTS PER uOTTLE.
, 1880-12-30

CINCINNATI, Dec. *0.-Tho maximum cold
reached here sIlco sunrise this morning was
about 10 o'clock. when tho thermometer showed
70 degrees below zero. Since thou It Inns toon
r1aluy.
, 1880-12-30

Special Dlspateh to 1ns Chta1po Tribune.
siusc1E, I,,d.. Dcc. ev.-Thts morning tho thcr.
1nomctcr Indicated - degrees below zero. All
iay 1t has bccn below 18 Tho factories nro
closing down and building mud manufacturing
Is at u standstlt. ltuilroud traffic ts being cut
short.
, 1880-12-30

pPees"s @Q@HEEH To 1H9 EHtFupV 27VRHss
Fast sAulHAw, ttlch., Doc, .o.-Tho weathor
IL degrees below zcro md ts.lins on aIl roasls
are behind timo owing to tho cold. No saow
bore, but good slesShlng lit tho lumber woods.
, 1880-12-30
CESTitEvII.LE, MICH,

Sp<eta! Qkpateh ia 1tA Chicago Ttlpuns.
I CExTnKvlI2x. Mich, lloc. &9.-This ,uornlnx
wit ths co'dost TINT has h,.cn recorded hero tor
ejybt years. &ud oniy twlco has It been colder
, 1880-12-30

8ptetas 0ttpateh to Ths Ehko9o Tribune
ANNA. ill., Dec. ..-At q u. In. tho shortnomc-
ter indicated 10 degrees below zero, This Ia very
nnuaual weather for Egypt.
, 1880-12-30
DETROIT, MICH,

opsetat Qtspa.sA to TIT chieaoo 1ftblHs.
DkT1orT, Dec. so.-La1t nsxht waa tho collost
ut tho eeason hcre. Tho tAasmotuetee seached
10 below xuro,
, 1880-12-30


TOPEKA, Kas. Dnc @1.-A apccilI to tho C0m-
,naNrttllth. fruin 1T. aarya, says tho Catholic
churph ut thAs plAco buruud this afternoon, III.
sufntt.
, 1880-12-30

OCOEOMOWCC.
Special Dtspdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
.0CnN0ApwoC, Via. Dec :s'.-Dnn ssMcDopnld,
son OF tho Hon. john 5lcl)onnld, Of Buinnt, wlis
marrlptl to-day to Miss Idn Stone, daughter Ut
Capt a. Stono, OF tho HaIne plnco. Tho couple
left On to-day s trasu for n short tons West.
, 1880-12-30
lSADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
eERFECr pundAT1vEs, SOOTHING ApRRl'
RNTS, ACT WITHOUT PAIN. ALWAYS
IlHIIAH1.E. AND NATURAL In
TEIRiN OpKItA1ION.

TtlRiR OfKltATiONs
A Vegetable Substitute for ca1omel.
Perfectly tastclcss, elegantly coatol with
gwo0t gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
ttrcngth0n. lsat(Way's Itts tor the ouru OF al
disorders OF tho Stomach, Ltvor, uoWelS. Kid
n9ys. Illadder. Nervous Discusses, licAdacl,c. C1-
ktIpatiou, CnetlyenoAs, indigestion, Qyaropsas
lilliou4nGss Fsver. Inflammation Of tho l,o'!ess
fua, mud all 1eranRet,sliea ut tho Internal Fts'
cern. Warranted to e1feat u positive olra-
Purely vcKetAuIe containing no mercury, 1nlk+
prNl, Or tc!utrs1ous ArtlRR.
~ -Cbaorvo tho fo!lnwinR symptoms resulting
from Disorders of tho Digestive Organs: :,
C0lAtipattuu, Inward Plies, Eu!lncKs OF tho
Blood lli tho Hcnti, Aeldlty OF tho Stomach.
Nausea. {teHtthurl. DisguAt Of FotNl, Fl!!ilnsS
Of weight In tho Stomach 6nnr Eruotatlohss
BinkinXs ur F1utttrtnEa IN tho ut Df fhv 6tntn"
ach, #lMutng ct tho l1en1. llurrlol uni l1nis
cult breath! Ing, F!nttertng Ut pc iear GEok ln8
oE su1lueatsnE bonsnt1ols Tlisn ~ lying lass,,
ture, no&s or Weba hot0tu Tho st9ht, Fever anu
nuu iain tu tho ttaatt, flelicitHcY of roEsplfn.
uon, yel0wnes4 OF tho * In ah4 Eyee, Pain ta
tho si!is. Ghost, Limbs ana sudden Flushos OF
luw doses of HadW7sys Pills will FREQ tha
systum from ali tho ahuye- nat,,el dIsordeEa-
pNIEH 2G CENT? rEN nOX.
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
genl lettor stump u, JkA1WAK 4 C1.f
NO: y WANAEN.SI., COR CAGllcii-ST.. haW
~ information worth taouaaads will be scat
you.
, 1880-12-30

OF tho Lungs and Tuberouloas Ththists, scrofl,s
ln-Syphi1oi1 Diseases, WRsting, Degeneration
pdgu of Wutcr finatnntnnoouB relief aiE0rltr
whera cnthettra hayo. been used. thus doing
away wilt, tho painful operation Of ussnY theed
tnstruncuts. dtssolvfng 6tono In tho Bladder
and In nit cRBc8 at
, 1880-12-30

during II porIo,l II seventeen years. TITO ther-
,notnctot lndtcn.csl q degrees below zcro, wIta
10 below nll dny, with prospect ot still colder
wrataor Tonight.
CLEVELAND, O.
CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. ao.-Tho cotttcst ttay hut
two in ten ycass. Tho thermometer dropped to
81 below zero.
A11ft1AS, MICH.
Sptttai nt.rntfh to 1n4 Chicago 7fihunt.
ADRIAN, Mich, Dec. 2o.-Mcrrury dropped to
10 bclow this morning.
PARIS, 1I4I4
5psetai Dhrateh to 7as Cattaeo Tribune.
PARIS, ILL.,. Dec. 2o.-Aforoury "a tleRruos bo.
low zero.
PEORIA, I'LL.
rEonrA, ILL.,, ncc. :a.-Tta cold ta intense; tho
mercury this morning Is 20 degrees below aero.
, 1880-12-30


has boon nFol'lttlb by 'ho return ot INC H'''e''
at nil tho prl,.stpnl mines In tho Hooking af''l
suu,nr t,,rck Valleys Tho weather IL intensely
.,,,, ill., .nor,,,,nc,cr honutnc between . and
- a,,roc. olov ycro ,,,r,na tho t,ny aud cycu
,,,r A ,,r,.,s ,v,uJ firm, tho northwest prcyats.
RifELHTvfLLE IND.
spfetai Dispatch to 7hs ea1eaSo 1''0a"s'
enEfhrv1tLE' 1hd.' neo' sus-Ano c"''' ""'e
which haa noon awcop'ns mo country ou.'ns Wv
laat two days rrachc" noro iaAt h'sn.. AVIS
,,.,. ron, nm, At nm linn during tho t]ay did It
.,o o,,,xo 4 dcurccs l,o,oy zuro. Tonight It In
-ou,a,v growing colder, tito mercury Indicating
IA eorccs colder thn,, at roon Nover since ladi
I'm. I'm wcn,1,or lccn 30 yoyoro Id this latitude
CEDAR RAPIDS, 1A.
speeIdt Datpa&eh Ia The Chleaoo Tribune
CEDAn NAr1ps, H., Dec. ah--A sho"'s1or'u
wary htp,,. Thu mercury stnnts at tho two1l.
t,os sorcrn, 11urilnoton & cedtr lsaptls trains
horc bccn n,andofctl for tho night, and nearly
nit trims m other rot,s aro latc. IT ia reported
TINT II srnn.l child of n poor family frozn to
dcath n. n firm. houao t1cnr tho city last night.
FOHT DODGE, III.
spessds Nf'ase" 10 "a. e"'srsD <,,, .spa aa.. ,os
~, .,... f,,nt...,,s n,.. lint ia
modorntltg, and tonight ia onty nhout below.
rro-nfoht n strong northwest wind blows. Tho
NJnpcapolts l. 1t. Louis load f,ls hatl no trains
in horo snco Saturday, tilt n anow-p'ow
is expected In to.niuht, nfter which traffic will
bc resumed. 0thor roads hnyo Ind tlo sl,ow. hut
soyoral broken rails. No Aorlous accidents.
-.-
1AN@N"D 4'NA
GRAND RAPIDS. Mlcl'.. Dec. @'s-Ihe folaF
wayc t1as reachcd s 1'itJlerntolT, ana 1of 1orty-
eight hours past the mercury nhs hoscfea "lta'
in three or four degrees OF zero hooso or peto"'
IN this city, The "ifh' ms otowh' 6oho fho" NUS
fallen. aud tho weathcr u tno nlost teooes VI
tho Wlntor 80 fnr.
sp<eial DHpassh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, H., Dec. 29.-Tho weather in thta
locnlty Is sseycrely cutl. The ayeraHo state Of
tho Temperature In tho city cnrly this morning
was 70 degrees below zero. at mn elevated point
1t was 20 tlcg,ccs bclow. business Ia sotno
branches of industry is partially suspended
still. A bitter COLI wind bluws from tho north
--
CARLfNFllLs. ILL.,
spsetal Df'paseh to 7ns eh'sdao 9s1oan'~
CAnI1svtLLE, Dec. 29-Tho po'ar waso atrocS
this portion Of Central Illinois last night IL nus
snowcd fur twenty hours, and tho woathor
is tho most severe for tou years. Emo thcrmom'
cter shows = degrees below zero. business II
o,,,,, noa ,,.,r a,s,r,vo,
1SEOKU11, IA.
Special Df,patsh to TIE Ghttad' Tribune.
kEoxuK, H.. Hoe. o0.-Tho Thermometer oasl5
this morning stood e degrees below zero, nnd
has ranged ut from ]. to 10 throughout tito day,
which proves this to he tho coolest day of tho
noses. f,uucss, etc., ctc, arc reported Tonight
, 1880-12-30

rEonrA, ILL.,, ncc. :a-T1so cold la intense; tho
mercury this moruing is 20 degrees below aero.
, 1880-09-05

HOG PR0DEC19-Were tame and IRREGULAR within
not very wide limits Old pork was stronger, the
price being steadily nsed the volume OF shorts In
feonoed nnd 1t b supposed that the last remaining
ones VIII be Obliged to pay not less than <sW pcr
ofA NeF pork was quiet and averaged nrmer. There
WIS no1 much demand. Lard quoted T34c higher
eafy' but 1a back, with dull feeling In the hitter
nart OF the session. 1t is believed that the hte New
ioss operator who hold q large proportion Of our
STOCK Tor so long left the deal last week delivering
out some nO tcs, and the market has not yet rccov
orcu. Parties in tho trade say that prices nra Mt
'casf 1c per lib too low, as compared with
other product, md probably would bnye
ruled tnat much higher but for the feeling that It
Mould be dumped on the boys ar the first fayora
ane;fs T., IneIe was more Going In meats but
change IN prices II any shipping busipcs, was nne
n meats u wins privnte There wns little change in
e eome " a1Tleea from other points The aggrc-
hSad ssatq,5 r. e III 10 das last y yea aS; sad
MEss sos2x y 1e old and sac on
sesT 9ste6er seiier sesr
weEe Eep1ste vt brs seller seller Sentamber ef
Sfs seiier He@ S5,s 5s1!er 3s5eIsE
i To.a! IS it Isl ST., ofl' seller
prices of fray y! feIi buck e The la.est
O. seller September. G Seller octoSe5 Ses s1i nnG
So !fs sgGt IT. :. .si;sp s ,b seller October
seller 1anpsary - at :5$3 s. 7otal sG ts '" ~
silade frmcr on local fufurca and
saess It ssS sa'ss .eEe
september sel October ri IN seifeS fha wa.I
and <du seller Januurv. Prices Of The ieai,ne I,s r.
ta nese about as follows at O'Clock for partly
, 1880-09-05
why e'alhooly Interrupted the Meeting.


,,Itta ,rhs.e was ward meeting at Galveston few
n1snts s1ls ago; and the coming man nude q lfttle
ssSo eRHecn 70 tho boys. Among those present was
1s,a1nooly, ~ who was supposed, to be q friend Of
speaker n man Much nc to the surprise Of the
began to be dlsagreeable. When IL tl;e a1,g cominy
an fha % cent on t. say bow much be loved to serve
sfhd ~ People; Gilhooiy said, IN loud voice:
~ anAl a ne, and you know it." The coming
n mn did not carr to hnve row, and endeayored
sd ~ proceed quietly, but Gilhooly kept on making
To- Lore you came 10 Texasy' "fou ain't fat to
Fiuaijg Ggea ea++asg +adog,pelter. and you know it."
ara aa'y ,PaHence ceased to be a rfrtue
ant. ana Gilhooiy was elected. Next day thn
sorrr aa man n net atlhooly. who told him be was
ahnsa;, 14at hiI, no interrupted the meeting and
atra1 auasTa =, nlm 90. but 1t was sacred dntv he
nMeq ne ,tnt himself What do you mean By abusing
mu nm aaat aaa ~. Mayg said the coming man "Welf,
~. see, me other fellow that is running against
h n ,1ndap na5 pr9nmsed me a.deputyship Il place
}ria - y ny taking little liberties with al old
rssna 1a.smd IKE you By calling you thief and
1asca1 occasionally" 'You needn't abuse me
, 1880-09-05

1oFernInent Bonds were steady at the follow,
Ing prices: District of Columbia 3-85s 90. 100
United States o. of 81, 1otzs@1ux; new IS, 1oea
CUES; new 4ha. l10ss@l10H; new Is, u00110s;
The Bank OF Germany has increased its dis
count nne TO 5A- This is due doubtless to the
continued drain Of gold to this country.
foreign exchange Is dull, With some slight
EaEatona. We quote sterling posted rates, 4Sa
G4s4 Bankets' actual rates we're 4so4 for Co.
day bills and 4s3 for demand For 6o-day COM
Hercfai bills prompt and for; delivery this
MONTH 46sA94s9 Was the market price. Posted
rates sfor Paris SIS for stxty days and 5es,z for
sgnt' stxty-day commercial bills, 59E: for
delivery three weeks 5a1G5a9H. For 8O-dav
mcrcta1 bills prompt delivery, on Havre and
aarseiiles, $50: 630kG5a0 for three weeks
delivery Sixty-day commercial bills nm
Antwerp. prompt, sos; three weeks, 5H1m
So9s~ Bankers bills on Germany, s34 for 611
days and 9th for demand; 60-day commercial
bills, prompt, s6@s3 3-16; three weeks deliv-
cry, ah@33-16. Bankers E,,ilders on Ho,-
Land % days, 39x and 70 for demand. 61-dav
commercial bills, 3ahGaoss- Austrian forms,
AA' Norway, Sweden and Denmark, 27k.
Two steamers to-day brought into New YorI,
*l,SO,0W in gold. and some 81 millions more are
afoRt to arrive.
49,. The bank clearinga for the week were ss7.11e.-
ooo' oe'ns FL Ss9 more than the correspond
ing week last year.
New York exchange was shade t1rmer: ahmt
k'caeSl0 discount per 81 600 between banks was
ne rate. customers par. Discounts to custom-
eEs. oaD1. with Tor small loans Demand loans
EseS4 per cent, with the tendency Of the market
20 toe lower ng1re for large favors Demand
1ot currency rather more active Money still
abundant, '-A4
, 1880-09-05

tLoul1-Was aZain dull at nomipa1ly unennncaf,
pe1ces the filling OF few small shipping or,rs ron.
nnont the whole Of the days trading Sales
we're limited to As bris winters mostly ut 81 5as m.
70 ors double extras. partly Mt sa3 and rs br. Inv
R3ades partly ut {3a TotaI, LOIS trls Exuort donrs
were quoted at s4Go94.76 for good to choice cxtra
othaN AlLLsT0FFs-Wefe In fals demand and
bs' sates were cars bran ut cars mtttd1nus
as s'oaoal'u; cars shorts ut sla00; car wbeat
eslecu1nes nj tda Coarse coru-meal was nominal at
fl4.15 per ton on track "
.s1 nrn.NG WHEAf-Was fairly active. and stronger,
aasaneng 1c per hu, and cosng 70 above The latast
pf'ces OF Friday. Beerbohn1 reported better tona
Fn5sb ana Mh ,no,e dtsposltton buy both on
9n99ts higher and weekly SUMMARY of See.ns atse
ba IL or faisea s1aes Fsdac.e9 q about
feGsn e 51s .e,;ea 9;s an Ens e
to ted Wftc fb1 pca Torss
af tssf sS sus aspyss as ets g
satsd abou ioaSn as suyss hsye
res 6o1,, man waited for the run dry Ihe
VIZ sh1s 9sn T.
ea eas nn IN tef fa4 straag q further
e as us Is ass ses: s,' 'De59Ssr M sdveassa 3
81 % acf'ys f' 81 s!9s'Rs s
aoSf # & sss se sa 81
b!d Seot We: Teported of a SofF ba NJ q
New So ~ q noRsi samRas q i asa G,S
FsSS Hssea 1s sbssxs es spgps r.
inT9r @ M sades Some receivers compnined Tilt p,ces
the premium No being onty about 2
~ spot ae b dhe nSn m9n1 noay tho same
sSs'sf sqSs IS e ssss e. a II
s9$ s'sd C T. i gss s ss sss
dfa%R!s ass,ve q 4 3s TDs ns'1 4:
POINTS exbit falling or possibly as cons
c co,hN-Was ,l IN f9ir demand and nrrner advancing
II e fd hss si4ssa Is beow
9os @ @sseens s ,ass
tn.rn ]
fossh oa wsse
eatares in sse mhese b Ters no other
ent 1ayance as made country holders more capogs
offered ' mueh ao efs sss crn pnst s sw days they
a stiet aeenss 9S1Ssfs fs Il
SeS of nc % S,sS e n!sd s. aSd
M g. Sa,;s e Sj @ % g g. b ,s
rs Sf s. 4 ests 11 =, d y S free board cafs; AID
% }s4! etTs Tst aai iY u 2Iser 9 e,r,, nn
S prevous presas bFoks eoss Of
ha e ssgp4gs nsense
eef Ts1s 5ae 5o9 KS
9 = se nsg ssptem2e 9steee5 s;ossd ssd
'3at e: selling ut 2eac early. November sold
6a, I ss's! e Esss ca ca wsFs wsfs
he Feeds s1e hcn nse samples we're tho bnk
zs5 Ss ;s'ss aSesS iSas g so
i sYHn%s.ed e 9Ss.d TN: anu a*ss' '0r white
fsX 9ns a. aaoied eae az
HsspeSs sGa q Sa:h s?
at 81 g., On track: md 4o bu :c ire on boar
,Ana1EET5Was n = duh and lower No was quoted 1t
sed I at ns 81 4 IS October sold eaF1y 1t c ana
;atheF qaas II bs S sa@Pes
repesea msfe re- pqt 70 taking he1d Cash soles
hu NJ toslo tree IN 6oas Tota IS oa al }1aok' @
, 1880-09-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Firm, with an Advance in Most
Of the List.
The Produce Markets Less Actfye-Pro-
visions Eirmer, but Closed Tame.
Breadstuffs Generally Stronger with q
Later Reaction.
FINANCIAL.

Most Of the stocks in the list werr rery active,
with sharp advance In several Of the leading
properties Western Uuton advanced IL; Chi
cago, Burlington T. Quincy, r.: Manhattan, 4:
Erie a. T., L. E. T. W.),H; Michigan Central, X;
Lake Shore, X; Northwestern. IS; st. Paul, IL; !;
st. Paul preferred. k: Iron Mountain, 4f; Louis
vile 4 Nashville, 8; Reading, II; Hannibal l.
ST. Joe, u; Delaware, LackaEanna e. Western,
=: New Jersey Central, X: Rock Island. az.
New York Central quiet. Ohio 4 Mississippi lost
II; Union Pacific, II: Nashville s. Chattanooga,
Il, with come other small declines
The following table will show the variations
for the day, with the closing figures:
, 1880-09-05

you want to- II can't conscientiouslT do 80.
/ can't praise him. because have no respect
for him; so. you see, have to abuse you be-
feelings to have you think would pratse man
who did not deserve it."
, 1880-09-05
wheat to Buffalo, and the Kingston rate on corn
declined to &c. Freight room Was taken for TO-
600 BIZ wheat and 2a5, 600 bu corn.

| "Aedt 70 BuGulO, and the Kingston rate on coF1
declined to &c. Freight room was taken for 70,
| 600 BIZ wheat and a5, 600 bu corn.
The total quantity of outs Of all grade
IN store In Chicago, at the close of busl
ncss Aug. IS, WINS 90,475 bu, according to tht
official report Of the State Registrar. The Boar
OF Trade figures show that during last weeh
there were received In this city 4l8.5o3 bu, ant
Shipped 6oo.l79 bu being an excess Of 18l, $50 br
shipments over the receipts. It both sets ot
! figures be correct, VIC should now have IN stort
| 0l.000 bu less than nothing, In addition to the
! quantity withdrawn for city consumption dur
Ing tho week. It would not be impossible to
suggest more than one plausible explanation OF
| the difficulty; but the best one can think OF is
| the old-fashioned remark: '''Talnt so.''
Robert Craig q; Co., of Liverpool, writa as fol-
| lows under date of Aug. q: y,
THO weather is now and has been brilliant for the
nS az IT, nna e e'sGs m @ 12s
meksn to @ MN ue = d ~ c9E ~ tMs 1netn9Es @ are
rntiv III III ornr e - ~ % fa - @ GnnE Gn
60, ana M sono sapss 6ave been sent ~ market S9
be very sood one IL euay hit fha fiela rstHar
n some sag PER cent others ssy u per
sut1 naoes fna ~ nxeinee. france nas aooa CROP
been asea by hsa!y rain aaa oSs. ss d siGR IL
stasgh's ,1;so: IT, aay iook ior ow of
tnah list year.
,roothor r,,1 fooa - . aa1. -. ~. ~ ,I oao
card tn thu wheat fnsnnctIo1, - th,s a.+s sa.,o
rolks viii van+ tha a+ondar, -, ~. 1ar,o.aa ~
meet the crop. csncotalfx- ns +ha danooo ,y,,oot
Iz ia r,,etr f,,,s =, - .aa,+a ~ - Iva" "nae
, 1880-09-05

| ''e -4"'tVF u lhE CAtCuQo 11l0uHks
ohicAoo' Sept. 4.-There appeared in your is-
sue or the I'd inst over the signature Of .Jone
1sey s"asshelm letter in relation to the legal
| fraternity OF Chicago, which for rccklcsness of
o1a.o"ens and utter disregard for facts have
ny nes.tauon in sayinR Is without parallel.
N eoe letter referred to the writer charged
Iuat !awyoFa have long been the devourers of
".uoWs a, houses, the robbers OF orphans, and not
lnrie4oently n.a'. . the worst enemies. Of their
M'h give Or deliver his property
the 1nsz ;eis - 1o1rs to prevent its becoming
na n,noSs any lnjury rnther thnn that inflicted by
aaat any loss will be preferable to that one NAV
to IVA q awyers; that lawyers have made laws
- - until, os class, they Seem to be
nnad 1uodsu " " orlgands; that the Bar Is unem-
f'c..t necauso the dockets are crowded. and the
employed in impeding the cause Of Justice: and
aoa eaat 70 lawyer even seems to know when any
tendaneo eons mlR b bHP itgant must dance At
a1ter another until the cose ruins ono Or hoth
parf,es 5af Ior the benefit Of lawyers ETC., etc
their clients viii not BE- Sc denied Thefe te"are ara
nsn;se, . N our profession, and there arc
ana tynocgltfa guaeks e IN TIE medical profession,
wn@e class or Profession with being knayes md
hao., s because some IT their number have
ma II ;a hoaoaL " tneir trust ts as unwarranted
- ~ ~ pasc and un9enerous. 1t will require moro
an tne statement Of Jane Grey swisshelm to
e.,a g me public that the Bar Of Chicago IS
kv tar u me vile charges preferred against it
es!,as,Hr ae t9Leer N question seems to be aimed
saasio1, pJo'x &c ne younger members Of the mo-
@ Wny the writer has poisoned her SHIFTS
',s.e 1nore aeep'y Tor them than for the older mem
69fa o{ ~ re bar s to matter Of conjecture,
eaara ~ ~ Anow, after an experience Of sixteen
s; .4e bar that 1t is no credit to any one to
1o,sn an u throw stumbling blocks In the way Of
'e1ress "eu 3nst commencing business for them
so,ra "a = ~ person OF noble impulses should en-
Ehan palI them down. ~8'' A@'A''
Ii seeking 4 gnatures last wtrter to petl-
, 1880-09-05

~ SHa G1tLoT o. Ih6 chicago 1TfbuH&.
CHICAGO, Sept 4--An article describing STU
dents and Professors life at the University
OF Heidelberg. Germany, which originally an
peared in the Springfield Republican,, has been
extensively copied by American newspapers, in
Guiding your valuable sheet, The Cu1CAGo
TRIBUNE.
For what reason the correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican, an American student at
Heidelberg, could make such false statements
cannot understand, unless he wanted to reuti-
iate hts spite for some Imaginary insult he has
suHcfed. His letter is an insult to the entire
German nation and to every German-American
IN tnis country. and as one Of the latter I feel
called upon to most emphatfcally contradict his
statements, and to brand them as nothing more
than pack Of lies. '''
l anu graduate OF tho Berlin Academy. and
am very we'll acquainted With students' ana Pro-
dessors. HE IN German universities, but such
ssaten1ents as made hy the Rc1ntbltcan's corre-
spondent are something quite nnhcard Of,
Enc German students drink few Riasses of
peer or wine the same as other people, and have
notdiug TO be ashamed Of; but thar q student
ehonla quito frequently drink from sixty to
ssescnty glasses OF beer is nothing more thnn q
consider myself responsible for any state
ments i have made. and am not ashamed to
'uoac1loe NY uama IN fu1l. Ed BUEnLER