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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

The telephone was recently successfully
worked between st. Louis and Omaha. a
distance Of 40 miles Singing and CONVEX
safion were distinctly heard AT either end
A delegation Of ~ colored emigranis from
Monroe Parish, La, arrived Al Leavenworth.
Kans.. ON the 3.th. They were mostly old
men. women and children. and all were in
destitute condition and entirely dependent
upon charity.
Charles TANG. Chinaman, was hanged
AZ Coltisa. Cal. on the 3Oth, for the murder
Of Chinawoman in December, ISIS
Rev. J. NJ. Tower committed suicide at
Faribanlt. Mimi, on the 18th, by shooting.
lie leaves wife and six children.
Abort Bufcrd dispatch says the Uncapa-
pa and Gros yentre Indians had bloody
fure by the latter Of herd Of ponies stolen
BY the former tribe Fifteen braves were
killed. Great excitement prevails along the
Yellowstone on account Of the fear Of gen.
eral Indian uprising a
The 81 Lsuis morning papers recently adj
vanced their subscription rates, and now the
Chicago dailies have done likewise. The
great increase in the price Of paper and
other material neceSsitafes the advance.
The Atchison. Topeka and santa Fe and
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
panies have finally adjusted their various
differences. and all litigation j. 10 be sus-
pended and suits withdrawn The Denver
and Rio Graade j. 70 have the Leadyille
route, j. TO aband0nits Pueblo and -. Louis
line, and to stop H. extension in New Next
CO about half way between Conejos and
santa Fe- On the other hand the
Afchi~on Company agrees not 10 build to
Denver or Leadville, or 10 any other point
west II the line ~ the Denver and Rio
Grandc Road al Pueblo, where the line l. TO
end. The Atchison Company j. granted the
privilege az building line 70 it, coal fields
ia Colorotl0. which j. 10 BE- used for coal
trains only. Various stipulationS in regard
% compensation the division ofthe southern
business, etc. are included in the agree
ment, which i 70 continue for ~ YEAR,
and j. to be protected BY decree ~ the
Court.
The newspapers Of Minnesota are generally
advancing their price from Sl.50 10 500 a
year, on account 81 the recent great rise in
the price Of white paper.
The consolidated Pacific Railway lines are
hereafter 70 be designated a. the Union
Pacific Railway Company :. II. IL. Clark l.
70 he General Manager, with headquarters
NJ omaha. James r. Clark, General super
intendent Of the Union Division. Omaha: :.
IT, smith, General superintendent Of the
Kansas Division. Kansas City: }. VI. Yam
nell, Auditor; Thomas l. Kimball, General
Passenger Agent; T. II. Winning, General
Freight Agent; all at Omaha.
The Milwaukee twis.) County Hospital.
located ON the County Farm, was destroyed
by fire a m early hour on the morning 81 the
"a. There we're some 90 inmates in the in
sfifution. all but two Of whom were rescued.
These. Mr. Christine Nelson, aged 20, and
Fred seharff, an insane man, were burned
20 death
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

The reported reconciliation between the
TiIden and Kelly factions in New York
proves TO be untrue The Tammany men
announce their determination 10 hold state
Convention and send an anti-Tilden delega-
tion 70 the National Convention.
Joe Gillespie. colored, was hanged at Tay-
Iorsille, Alexander County, Y. c., on the
3Dth. forthe murder Of Mr.. VIM. q. Fowler,
merchant. for the purpose Of robbery, in
December, 1873
The New York Republican State Conven-
ton ba- been called % meet AT Utica on the
18th ~ February. The State Committee are
said 10 be almost unanimously in favor Of
Grant or Conkiing. and viii use their in
fiucnce 20 have the delegates 20 the National
Convention % instructed.
Rev. Mr.. CowIey Of New York. manager
Of the " Shepherds Fold,v has been com
mitted 70 Jail upon y separate indictments,
charging him with IN treatment Of and
cruelty 20 the children placed under his
care. Bail was fixed Al 500 upon each in
dicfment-
On the 18th ult. the Fusion Legislature 81
Maine abandoned the field, adjourning NOM
inaIIy until the first Wednesday Of August
next On the following day large number
o. the Fusion members took their seats In the
Republican legislature.
Al Eaton, Mass, on the morning Of the
18th, John u. Gardner and wife we're burned
10 death In their house.
Freeman, the PocSsset fanatic and child
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10 the New York norfffrOm AseN .ndria.
where be- l. engaged in removing the
obeli-k: Immediately under the pesles-
tai If the obelisk and IN the east angle
formed BY the steps found ! bl0ck II
hewn syenife granite, 40 inches in the
cube repre~enfing 4 p~rfes; Masonic
alter under tbi- and immediately be-
lon found white marble lab. repre-
senting the apnsn- extending AGREES the
fonn iaiion ~ polished syenite granite.
io3 inches hong ard 81 inches broad aud
p inches thick. the upper half hesn
into = perfect square. Al the same level
and touching tho short section a the
square and IN the wet angle ~ the
foundation found another block If
yenire granite markedly regular in
FORM the surface a which represented
rough ashlar steps and rhe foundation If
which Wa composed II white granite
Besides these four pieces found other
les noticeable and important bur equal
jy signifcanf emhiems.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

-. "ArHAreIn~ ~An =
MIS- josie Mfeker Sas before the hon-t In
dan COMMITTEE ~ Gay, and told tns story -
the massacre 81 htr fAtnrr An1 q the Gauss
whicn Iee ~ ~ sne sAld inr inuiAn- ~eit an
ct-u " We ueel " tns.r Ne nAtisr 49,
sion ~ tA.t on cisilAx-l nout-- ~ HE morn
Dur-<n ! nnf Anc.f ~ ~ opinLon, 80 me IN
mentate cAH-f ~ int unnnsF. Ihrre 80 -
tIohnic Will nc " H. hlteI W. IN 1..cunr
uI - ppht- -tncs - iAanrI t.nN otrn 49,
ID ~ ~. 49,. 49, nvl $500 ~ -
trsAty nrEnftatlon-. tnpprArs Ut M ir"ln
neg -taienrn. maj ~ .n1.A.-- n1n - NJ -.
..e ennntIg ~ ahn W ~, -il.
'hnt ~ 49, ~ ~ o1-D1eAk l--e su-1-e4s eo-AI
not toi'os l1cn-
-, - - ~ .. ~, ~.
80 nou-- ,r,'a.1ai.A'-. 80 ihlsA1 1913
W raahnan'i 10Y. 80 y. .nlcrAlr
NJ, ,,s ~. 49, ~, $500 s.'s $3.50 - 49,
.n...-.,.S ..aal 49, A-n It-.Nai-lsr 49,
r.a. .., n. ss. 80 AlMl. ~ -
.'u " !. y rsAAt..li',n 1910. ~
s " IN, :. w. ...I in.l.a,- 49,.
". -. n, s..s 49, Nv. W w..
NJ ~ s ~ - -. - - $500 w. .t.tA
AZ. $3.50, ~. 49, w 49,
~, .,'.'. ~. -, 49, -...,v~t-4-
". w. y ", \, ~, -'. $3.50 . W.. ~ - 49,
~ ~. NJ IA. ~ wv ~
IN. ~. ..s - s ~. Y. n..N
NV. s.',sSl...s. u 80 - 49,
Tue Attlf1FAlA- ~ III lultI4 AtN~ Win ArN&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

Goodness and prompt action in time
Of danger l. a great thing A volunteer
fireman in New Hampshire entered =
dwelling threatened with destruction
dashed up stairs. threw . mirror and =
lamp from m upper window on 10 the
heads Of the people below, took an ax
and chopped six holes in Brussels car
petcd floor. jarring on the plastering
below. broke French clock on the
mantel, then grabbed a feather bed and
carried Il three-qunrters # mile 10 the
bank, and hunted up the cashier, to
have him put the article in the safe, and
then, the fire which was in the wood
she'd being extinguiShed. went home, un-
der the impression that he had rendered
valuable aid, and was . hero caos
Posi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

sciousness. produced by rheumatism 81 the
heart, as-sssied BY his ply stefan, from which
II was a one time thought he could not re-
cover.
The public debt statement issued Feb. ?
shows decrease Of debt for January u
Sll.ei4.26S; gold certificates outstanding.
<10sll 100; silver certificates, =, oo2 BIO; GER
tificafes Of deposit, 81. o.. 600; legal-tender
notes. S3@6.sf3. 36; fractional currency, <la.-
eS..9. Total debt, Ss.Iss. ~, ;ssi- Decrease
Of debt since June %. $s6.f35,oi5.
Jere. HARRISON, colored, who l. contesting
the seat Of Shelley from the Fourth District
OF Alabama. has presented 20 the House,
through Mr.. kcifer r., o.. twho moved
that il be prinfedl, petition for inyestiga-
ton into the alleged intimidation and
bribery, prscticed. - charged. by Gen.
shelley and Others. by which petitioner was
prevented from taking dispositions for use in
his contest until after the expiration Of the
time set for that purpose some opposition
was made 70 the printing Of the petition on
the Democratic side, on the ground that IL
was competent for the Committee ON Elec-
tions to order its printing II il saw it, but
finally Mr. keifer'S motion was agreed 20.
A delegation Of Southern Utes, under the
charge Of Col. Page, arrived in Washington
on the 3lsf.
The House Committee on War Claims has
decided TO report adversely upon 30 south
ern war claims. for amounts ranging from
$500 to $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

ne report a the Superintendent
Of Public Instruction in I.nwa contains
statement II startling losses If the
school funds ~ that State by icficits i'm
reports II district officers fOr the seven
gears beginning in 1873 The total
losse< for the seven years fcct up eis1.-
5ls-5I. u which the teachers fund lost
s263- 40. the srhool-hou=e fund sl.6.-
IA. and the contingent fund ss5.gO3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

murderer. has been declared insane and sent
10 the State Lunatic Asylum.
The severest storm 81 the season occurred
throughout lew York and along the Atlantic
ccast on the night Of the ID. Snow-drifts
10 feet deep In places are reported, and the
wind blew . hurricane A brakeman ON
the Hudson River Railway and newsbos
on New jersey road were blown from their
trains and killed. The damage 10 shipping
was enormous.
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In unccverine the foundations OF the ODE
lisk At Alexandria, Egypt, which i 70 be
transported 70 this country, Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe found . number Of
Masonic emblems, which II Is said establish
the relations Of many Egyptian monuments.
DR.. Fanton. highly instructed Mason. has
carefully examined the emblcms and de-
clares that they prove that Masonry origi-
mated with the construction Of the pyramids,
or a. least at far remoter period than the
construction Of the foundation Of the obe-
lisk.
A dispatch from Geneva, Switzerland,
event so rare that il has occurred but four
times the present century.
A fire-damp explosion occurred in col
liery nj Mussen, Saxony, causing Is deaths.
Richard O'Gorman, Esq. Of New York,
Secretary OF the Irish Relief Committee, has
received cable dispatch from Edward
Dwyer Grey, Lord Mayor Of Dublin, and
Chairman Of the Mansion House Relief Conn
mitfee, Dublin, stating that the
distress i'm the West Of Ireland
Is rapidly increasing, and l. assuming
calamitous proportions. Mr.. O'Gorman said
that he was daily in receipt Of information
from Ireland, all to the effect that the destitu-
tion in Connaught and the Northwest and
Southwest and the islands lying on
these parts was rapidly developing di-
mansions far exceeding the worst
fears Of the people In some
districts the distress had almost taken
the character Of famine, and the graye~t
fears are entertained for spring and early
A London telegram Of the aoth
says that three deaths from starvation have
occurred in Comfy Loufh- The Pope has
contributed 10000 francs 20 the relief fund
Near Barcelona, in Spain. recently, a rich
land -owner, his wife. three daughters. a son
and two women servants were all found MUIR
dered In their beds. The deed was appar-
entity done with hatchef- The house wa
A swineherd and hi- two SONS
have been arrested.
The Princess Louise and suite arrived al
Halifax on the "a. on the steamer >arma-
tan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-13

q ~. You1ks. v. = sfambauEh. A. a TbOm-
A. and d. ~ Anthony were called - Wit
ne~se@ IN the ingalls, case. hut their Testimony
was unimporfanf. This virtually closed the ev
idenre In the case AMI the COMMITTEES decided
10 allow counsel ON both sides one wcek I'm
which 10 prepare written arguments 70 -
submitted 20 the committee
, 1880-04-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review of Finances In Chicago
Last Week.
-. The Produce Markets Rather Quiet, md
uencrnlly Steadlcr.
Provisions Tirmor-Grain Higher EARLY, but
Closed Easier.


Tho two salient fcnttrcs Of Chicago finances
last week wcro Increased receipts Of currency
and easier money. Homo shp1nonsof currency
were tnndu 10 Now York, though tho How thAt
wny did not becntno general. New York ex"
change sold nt G0175o per sl,0n pre,nilnl. THO
tcr,lnr bank rites woto quulcd At COS per cent,
bit large lonns Mt lower rntes wero oGcrcd by tho
bnnks, and some emil transactions were ncgotia-
+e,l ns low M per cent. ....,.....
Tho snu Francisco Iu1tttfn makcs eomo intor-
rstinE comparisons OF atook values on tho Com
stock. 1t wns In November, 1870, TINT values
ncru wnv down on tho Cotnstook. Tho best f'g-
uso TINT could bo obtained for Crown Point
stock II. that month, prior to tho addition Ut an
assessment which became delinquent OH tho 2ath
Novombrrt wns 81 per Bharc, and thoro wsss sosuo
stock sold At $50, At that tltuo thoro wero
la,oO0 shares III tho mine, and AL assessment of
$3.50 per Bhnro was staring stockhodpra In tho
fape. Many let thoir stock go rather thAn pny
tho assessment, 1Iad they pail nnd kept thor
stock thoy would hnve been fortunate Ia pro-
portion to tho number Of shares hold. In loss
than ak mouths Alvlnzn ltnywnrd paid 500 per
ehnro for 4,l0O shnrcs, or n Itto over quarters
interest in tho niue. In less thnn wcok after
TINT salo tho mine pntd a dtvilonl OF SO per
share, tho flrst since September, 1Bds. III cight-
cen montbs from tho tlme Crown Point shnres
wcro selling Mt f3 they were In demand at from
Sl,S0Q to $500. Tho annexed tabo shows how
tho nRrket value Of the whole number OF shurcs
In tsonty- y-slx OF tho leading mines compares at
fhnsa two pcrOIss
, 1880-04-26

so and closed loo nhnvo tho lntast pftcra OF FFaY
ht E75aos7h for round lola, epot nf snlor May k!u
wcru rcpurest OF to) hstn seller Anil nt t7s tann
brla soi!er May III f11iep; a atlN Enl!eE iMng A.
f9IAk$DiH; and i1,fN btfH hC6t July A. ElW9'uu1N.
T0lh, 4aGN bcS.
Ahade heow Tho lnteat pttccR OF FItay At tnHI ANU
TOT r1unt !nts, spot u seinr atay kigntNA soliGs
Of U tn ar0l tnrtly nt f1tsli ahn r. seHcr May ~
faE, eAn{, h4D tcs snnr TINE ~ ana
MEATsWere II hcttGt acnnn fnr "5n%'tM L, H. wlth ~,
fnrngs hninx light sNr* wcro retrte u !lthun ~
tonlors u nellnt MnT md NM "o!lNr Jnnnt ~
sniier May. AiE a. t ;oller Jung. md Mi1H selloS
kOtt cIrnrs At spot, md fG7s for scattered
Ynnta delivery. a box shurt ccnrt n % hnxes
1T III, h"ns N @ S n, M n M M ny
Stnliorishien do NJ t&c ittccA nm tcat!rg cuts Of
hhuut A. follows Mt 3:0 O'Clock loe PARTLY
curoJ tots;
, 1880-04-26

town. aivon two words OF an c1uRl number OF
by nltprinE ono utter ut t!no of tho first 8o M
70 mako d Legitimate Eng!tah worti. cnnttnn'n8
taitcl. rho conditions nre that only one lottor
shnli 10 ntturctl Ia form each new wnr4 and TINT
,,onn INT wo,tls which can bo found III Engliah
dictionaries shntI lW Used. Hero nra como OK
nr,pIcs ut tho ehnnRcB:
lsnst to West-Enst, vnat. vcst, Wost- x1Sifs
2,oot to stoGnalons III. n9't' Ut 81 sots IS sh1e; rs;
Milk to l1Aah-fllk, inIlc, mnle. mntc. hato,
hnth, ffash.
lto % ltatl.ltoad, rood. riot. coot, cont, coai,
coil, ttlI, tntl, ilnfl.
t,uup 10 Flsh-So,p, snit. soil, foil, fowl, fool.
fnnt. cont. coat, cast, faat, tlst, Fish. :,
ruad offices m well ns III family crclca and ut
lrcstdcR, md scons to furnish instruction With
NtluECftlcnL.
, 1880-04-26
COLORADO MINES,

AZ LIZ A4h0F ~ AhV t"t%atV &1t04hpV
SnuLLrsuuRa, Wis, April 1o.-1n The
dated Silver Gilt, Colo, April 10, 1880, signed
by ono "DilIy Gray" in which ho tells =
most s0rrowful taIc lii regnrd to tho present
go happens tllnt there nre several young gen.
from Colorado, some of them having resided
reading tho tloieful story from tho pen Of
"Billy Gray" they feel 4 little sorry for him.
but not so much so rs they would II they had
not seen and heard Of so many others Of the
sa1ne stamp rs they take poor "Dilly Grayn
to be. They will venture tho assertion that
the aforesaid "Dilly" Inns never seen tho
Gnnnison country, .Leadvllte, or. any other
important mining district outside Of Silver
Clitf. But, having, III all probability, resided
III tltnt place some two or three weeks, Of
Now, the truth Is, TINT millions OF silver
md gold linye been takeil out Of the mines Of
Colorado, and no. doubt millions more will
na!s Ss iase e 9 IN a m 10 sxs ake w " yhfs o WHIT 1 @
tho nrttcle referred to is not the kind OF ma
terial TINT Colorado stands In nocd Of. Men
who 20 there with tho expectation OF finding
go,l nnl silver growing On ting snge-6Eush
pointed, and soon be found sitting on the
head Of beUr barrel, saying:
Oh s.snd ts my hoart md Joy ia unknown
Wish hud money to tAke mu baok homei
There Inns been considerable "chin,musle"
burg" Now, tho Little plttsburg hns been
good producer, having, Inside OF two years,
produced In tho nGighbOrhood Of 1906, 900;
md there Is no question IN my mind but that,
long before next winter, the Little Pfttsburg
will como to the front, and again DO mum
bercd among tho heavy. silver-produclnx
mines Of the camp. But, should the. Little
PlttsburE never produce another pound ofore,
ulcre arD ut present paying mines enough
within six miles Of Lendvillg to keep tho
production Up. TO $500, 600 per wcek for years
To come. And 1t Is safo TO say that In one
year frnm today thorc will be rs many again
paying mines In the LGndvillo district rs there
nr0 at this limo a year. ago, / presume, ii
wouid have been almost impossible. to hayo
sold any prospect on Drceso Hill for $500,
and to-day the centre of attraction Is Breese
| Hill, aud It Is becoming more apparent every
day That T. IL q mere question Of depth n
that locality when tho c0yotcd carbonates
tic next few mouths many Of the richest
| silver and gold mines OF tho Loatlvllle dis
trict will bo found on Dreeso Uill.
"Wfves of great mon ait remind us
We may nuke our wives sublime
ny tho purchase OF spring. bonnots,
Ii We purchase then In tne."
! So. you want to got tho money
WhGrowith to fndke yOur "wivea sublime
Go out to IIeadvllte, Colorado,
And thoro secure silver mino.
, 1880-04-26
IcE'rltOIT,

nErRolT. April &.-FIoult-Qaiot-
GnAIS-yyhent lower, but bteady at tho docll0e
oxtIa, nnmtnA.tNo. whltc, sil3Hl APRIL sll Alay
I.ta,4{ milling nominal.
HECkltsrS--WhaAk ~ .GU bu.
ENlPMEHTs-WHeAt, mono.
, 1880-04-26
by TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA
rHttAttEtrntA, ArFit 3L-FkUEN-Firmt Western
ertrns, G3.756e423; Minnesota pxlrns medium. Me-,
good. t5fO9567x. choco &h7b, fnncy, fl0o, Ohio OK.
ttns rpo eto1s chocc fG1si fancy toasi winlor and
spring patents. tlIde7.G. lly0 flour unchnnRe1
NRAtH-Whcnt d,omorn!iseft M. 2 rcd. April, &l.9
bid, s3lt4 asked, A1ny, sI2;A bid. Il 2 nakott June
tt94 bid. fl1f n.koh, July, N.llA bid. skl2 nskot
Corn dull worry litto donand either fur local con-
trsck, HVES3t0; ataaniDr On track, nktUfs tH-ntxH
April, bic hid. bike ns1ei, May, lt<o b! !t<o ntko1:
t: t:'ss f"' 81 s"sS @ e1eSs NJ lts ss s' No.
ItlUtIstNNH-11uIl nfld UNCHANGED. ,,,,,..,
ilHrrEH.scarrS md ttrin: creamery extra. 9Ns:Rc
G&!1c: Western ttcsntvG axtsn, 24la2jo,
Enthusiastically West1rr iNLc.
EMEEaH-HcNree md Hrtit Western good, 12811c.
t!u,Ert.n.EgSM-Nnr!na, !u I! :: unchanged.
ltEcEli'rsflnnr, t.0l br!s; whent, G,o1 but corn.
81 UI hut unts, htlti BIZ, ~
HltrAENTs-COrn, ft4,0D hu.
, 1880-04-26
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL IT,

bncon, kt1saA;t), hutchcts, tI1osL3Si fnncy. HaS8
4Iu receipts, aUs shlrnnnts, 4qM
CtNC1NNAR.
CIxcIsYA!!, Aprl a.-1Inns-99n!oti enn1rann: NJ E9
tiN1t light, GlSti n; pnektrR, 4llo1t4u hutclio1s
A.iN3L60i receipts, tdni shlp1nantA, l,2M
lNntAHApDLtR.
1SDtANArOrIa April 2s-1tuus-Qutet at tktn04e0t
fpcolpis, 1,ANg shipments, 1,MM
, 1880-04-26

Ehort ribs aolce June, closed nj H. lN,aHi2H tang
clenrs quoted at ~, l?o.a and alls boxca' Gunnef-
ricktrd hnEls quoted NJ HJS4c for l7dttJ nvet:v0i
groom hams, Batie AycrnHo. iAsc. KEugh shoaldars
sEo. ...,,.<
etnFt ribs. Sc for aott clears, Aay4o for hams, all
unEXsx.Vnsf. We auoto wh,to At assstc. md
RKi;F--Wna gnet at for mess n 7ss9 % for
p3tfn mess, and tlHut&lf lf2i for hams. a..
.TAtfUw-Quet md atoHdy at 5}fa&aAo for city and
klfl&5kc for country,
, 1880-04-26
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April mod
orn.o dcmnnd. ,. ... -....'.
GltA1N-Wheat firm; opened Ao higher; closed frm'
No. milwaukee, hard. tl.lo. No. milwaukee,. e.l7s
No. do, ti.tu4t April, 4ll01; MnN sl:tlN, June,
atsady: NJ 5s 6Ht. e@as'eMss @ M TX ~ M ss,,y ,mye ~ ,m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tut tiInoF; mess pork qulot Ut
f..a1 cnah Mnd May, Eh.b juno.
1IOaE-Quict but tlrH. Mt $i.ak3k4h
FllE1nir8-Whcnt 70 ttun:tlo. u 1GtE3c: ~
hECElrrS-t7our, ;au brtai whoat 1hQn bus onts,
'siIlTMsN1s- 100 bu; cora. H,op bus oats,
7,UN hu.
, 1880-04-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during tho twenty flour hours ondng nt O'clock
Saturday morning, mud tho corresponding tmo
Inst year:
, 1880-04-26
1tIEnlI[A

PEORIA. Ill. April M.-i3HAtN-EoTn stGhdyt high
n.xed aa}f$.1g5ct mxed, a4@5s3fc. nnta tir1nj No,
aWilito. mi }ttz}So. Aye Stannyi Nu. z 7a54c.
lituuWiNES-HGeaaJ nj ti.A
, 1880-04-26
TOLEDO,

ToLEno, O., April 2a-unA1N-Whnnt stoadyt No.
rod. apot, E.lBx May. t15, JULY $tt?3h No. Tam
ber Illinois, si1p Corn guiut high mxod, 4OdI No.
asI<o bid. Oats stentyi Mo- Z a5Aoi rcjoctod 10.
CLOVER HEEM-Qu!ett mammoth, stal
KErEIpTH-Wheht, Il, GU but coE1'' $AoN ba; oasley,
6+uU bu. =. ~,
lpy, 2uU hu. ..
, 1880-04-26

No English Catholic M.-p.'s.
Tho London Tablet tCathoic) writes: "Amons
the Incidents Of Wednesdays poll ono cxcttcs
our esspecial rcgrot.-tha defeat of the only
ltomnn Catholic candidate In England, Lord Ed
mund Talbot throthor oe the Duke Of Norfolk,
ut burnley. Tho local Conservatives WORKED
wotl for him, but tho Radical and Irish clement
was too sttof,g to l}e beatcn. Not q single Rn-
gIish Catholic N. RI Yot there arc, notwith.
standing, people who peralst In asserting that
England iB becoming 1toman Cnth0lict"
, 1880-04-26

BUFFALO, April 2A-1ltA1N-Whant firm and In
good deu,apd, 1l,W bu No. f,urd Duluth. tL9a6.
Corn nctive md n shAie h19hor; tb0nt-1ond No. 2
Western, 4lM zhM bu, 10 drive. Il<8+l&os t7uN hu
Juno. 4u<G!io 0ats Uttered nt nc tye !nn.ivo. har-
lux tiL1n "na ssMfe9i E ny has N -, s@t r.
Now York Cana! oroak u II bo repalr"d BY Tuesday
, 1880-04-26

suteta, Dtpateh to 1ns Chteaoo III.

Hpfetal Dttpateh to Iha Chicago Tribune.
KANAAR CrTr, A1a.. April si.-6nA1N-rhe Prtee
Current repoEtsi Whoat-ltece!psa. 1la but ship
nou,s, It'll bu, loMcri M. cash. t0et April. si7,
M. cash, N5}Sui May, dc EuEn--itec1!pta. lHlI9
bui ahlpnonts, UGU 6ui wcakeri N0 c4sh, aoi May,
h{4}r ''--
, 1880-04-26

NEW ORLHANs April N-C0TT0N-5taadyt mid.
ding, llIko, low n!ddttns l{c, good Ordinary. i0e,
not receipts, ist Rsoss. t1 exports, 0roat britain,
ATel. Cnnt!nont k; cosstwise, 1ati sacs. 100 bales.
stock, Mu,dA
, 1880-04-26

Nkw YolsR, Aprtl 2A-Tho c0ndtton Of tho market
IL substantially unchanged. nusnrss continues qlae
with commission honsss bal stocks are 70 we'll In
hAnd TINT prIccs aro staaaty nnlnlanod on nil load
Ing uakoA Ut guods. E1tton Rondl quiot and sISady
Prints ln light dutland. den's wuar woaiunA quilt
Dunu.
, 1880-04-26
WOOL.

UosT0N, April 7L-Woo-Dusl, Qhlo extra. s1a
s1&o, oomblng and dolalno, to831Hoi unwalhod
uooeos, ssatfc; tuh-Washsd. &oaoc, pulled t5ao8o.
, 1880-04-26

nEHVltGCl

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2a.-0NAtN Wheat wcnkt
No. rod, $t.ii0llH. Corn nrm at H3aIHo. Onts
stondy At GltYc.
, 1880-04-26

PlrTsnuR1. Pa. April I2-PETkoLkuh- Moderate.
" active; crude soady At yi@o At taFkers for ship
nentt sonuad, Inc, fhltndetphta delivery.
CLKvELASH. O. April A.-fkTA0Lk0A-Ste1dy
standard WhitN, tlQ tQat+ Int.
, 1880-04-26
DRY GOODS

OswEdo, April N.-0nAlN-Whcat stoadyi har.i
M. Minnesota aprinK, &l.ai. Corn stcadyi Wostoru
mixed. &jG.
, 1880-04-26

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Students at tho Institute OF Technology have
Qinalng 10 excite considerable Interest about