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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SECRETARY SHERNfy IN MILWA UKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 15-Secretary Sherman
and party arrived ut Racine RON CHICAGO at noon and
were escorted by the uniformed Garfield Guards 10
Court House square. where speeches made by S.
retIry Sherman and Governor Smith TO an immense
evt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
urrEnP1I1G SUICIDE IN HIS CELL.

Officer Wilson, of the Fifteenth Precinct, while
passing through Carystie-st. observed Wiik m
Newman, aye forty-eIght, of No 6s Carmine-st., Ia
an intoxicated condition. iyiug on the sidewalk.
He brought Newman before Justice M0renn III The
- Warkef Police Court, AMI he was ctinmitted
to the Island Tor zen days. The prisoner, upon BE-
mo rouuei IN his cell, enCeayOred 60 commit SUI
eide by choking himself with his silrI lie was
...Ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
A WhEK or OPERA AT CLNCLyYATL.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The Cincinnati Col
lege of Music publishes tody official announcement
of a week of opera 10 be even in February next
its auspices at the Muse Hall Tie Mapleson troupe
reinforced with q chorus OF 800 from the NAV Festival
chorus OF this city with orchestra of 100 the
f3rces The OOrrls cacssn are Moses IN Egypt"
LoGengru"" FidcO,"" MetlstOfee," and the Magic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
THE FIRE RECORD.

barn, outhouses. four horses, twenty hogs,
o,d ,,rui.r,ents carriages and gram owned Dy john
u,ryav al Biyslde, l.. H. were destroyed by llic
rnr AZ night 1he loss Ia 44OOv; 10 Insurance. Tue
0.,gIu II the lre - inhho"h'
WASHINGTON, Warren Co., N. D., Oct 10
g, larue ,l,nD aud orsan foctOry 81 Acssrs COriah
IN 80 fis civ caught lrc early Tins morning. Dul Was
.xln cuisncd Without serious loss
NASHUA " H.. oot. l5.-A destructive nfe 10 the
,sa..d. a BrookliEe aud Mason Counties haS s"~"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
GORED TO DEATH BY 4 JERSEY BULL.

CARBoNDALE, Penn, Oct. 15.-JOhn Stimp-
son. sixteen OF ago, the only son OF wealthy
farmer was fatally gored to-day by Jersey bu nc the
Simpson farm. near this city Simpson was
trying put the bull into a stall aud the animal turned
upau HIM, lacerang hs face and head beyond recOgn-
ton HIS death was instantaneous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
sgRFNADE TO THE COMMITTEE.

The Central Campaign Chorus Club, escorted by
the john Graham Battery, of the XVIII Assembly
District marched 10 the National Headquarters, No.
2f1 FIfth-aye at ha af-past o'clock last evening.
and rave n serenade 10 the National Committee.
Ex Cover nor Mccormick, of Arizona, thanked the
club IN behalf OF Chairman Je we'll wuO absent.
General George w. Palmer spoke at length upon the
victory in ONO and Indiana. and upon the tariff
question.
E,r bny0r;quf Political Vegs see FfTh Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
CELEBRATION Ar B4LTLMORR.

BALTIMORE, Oct 15.-To-day closed the
celebration The parade consisted societies
six grand divisions. all headed by band OF and
nun berIng about 5000 meu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
GARFIELD CONGRATULATED.

A BUSINESS MEMS DEMONSTRATION
GENERAL GARFIELD ADDRESSED LARGE NUMBER
OF PEOPLE ENGAGED IN BUSINESS AT HIS
HOME.
General Garfield was visited yesterday by
large number of business men from Cleveland.
They congratulated him on the recent VIC
tories. and he replied in felicitous terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

more than 600 acres. About 200 men. who are now
nearly exhausted have fighting II, and az last
accounts tbe mills aud dwelling houses were In DANGER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
SIGNS OF CERTAIN VICTORY.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING.

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
MEMBERS or THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 0oM,
MrrrEE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATES
ASKING AID AND sPEAKERs-REsrLts of l"h
rIEcT1oNs " THE wEsr-TAIKs WITH AH1''i
SENTATIVE REPUBLICsNs
The Renublican National Committee met
Yesterday at the headquarters in Fifth-ave',
to make arrangements for the fnal work OF
the canvass. and to listen to reports OF
tho rasult in Indiana and Ohio. The iDforna-
tion gwen by the committeeman was most
encouraging. The enthusiasm OF the ne
rublicans throughout the Nation Is at I|
height. It was urged by Southern members
that owing 10 the success IN the west
canvass should be made In some OF the
Sonehern States, in which, they asserted
there were now good prospects of success.
4 stirring address was made 10 Repubhcan
voters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

After adopting the address, reports of members OF
the committee we're listened to- and then the COM
mitlee adjourned without day. The reports were
not furnished for publication. but their substance
Is embodied in The following Conversations with the
men Who made them:
S. N. Yost. the member from Virginia, and
General Wckhap, chairman of the Virginia State
Committee we're also present, and were seen BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

ANOTHER INDUSTRY AGAINST A CHANGE.
cLolHlNG MASUFAc IUgEas SUCCESSFUL IN CON-
vIAcING rnRIR woE&MEN THAT PROTECTION
PEOIECIs THEM.
tribune reporter yesterday called at the large
c.uthlng ulauufaclory Of Browning. King & Co., IN
West Twenty -third-st. to learn nov the pFcsentar
uon OF the tariff question: had affected the em-
poyes there Mr. LyaI mad mentioned 70 the reporter
tue fac: that 4. w. Dewey. member of the nrm Of
Browning Kin. IL Co... had beea takiog greAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
PRICE FOUR CENTS. :

leasf adozen were men who nad becL Democ rats.
We have never attempted to inauenco single vote
IN any other wav than by these cards. Of course.
It Is to our interest and to tbe interest of our
business that the Republican party remain in Dower
and the present era of prosperity continue and 90.
II we can present arguments that niI Indaoe our
employees TO think with Us aud vote with US. We
stall only too gladly do that but never go be-
yOnd the presentation OF argument. Come into
the workrOom and see some Of OR mer."
FIGURES FOR wORKISG4ES
Upon entering the long room filed with
chHery and basy worKmen one of the ir8t objects
20 attract the eye of the cards a'ove
ferred 70, Of which the following literal copy:
READ
These exact'duotatiGns from the two plat ornls. aud
decde "ln suits he business Interests Of tie country
best
rar'n Tor Revenue oniy.r-Dewoc ate Pidffsrfn.
Tarfs that wli.diseriminafe in fsySr Of AnertcaB
Labor. .o-hsDsbtieTn Platform.
L.. u I'll. Bglain Free Trade exists or TAr.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

LARGE PARTY or BUSINESS MIN VISIT MENTOR
To CONGRATULATE GENERAL GARFIELD-AHAPPY
, 1880-12-21
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.


Ar the sut'-Trcasury ycstcn'ny $4,000 III silver
silver WIS received.
amounted to <45,s0S, Of which e,s.:s3s WINS fnr
spirits, *53lt for tobucc mud cigars, and $a,l7s
for tleeF.
DH. SM1Tn WHITTIER. nlfas nr. JAmrs, pro-
prIotor Of lock tlospital In this cty, wns huulcd
IN befnrc Commissioner lioyne Yesterday morn-
Ing for snnting uGsceno literature through tho
mnfth. flp VIVA put ntftinr bOnds Of $..,U0 to
nwait q trial. anil AID. Watkins, Ut tho Fourth
Ward. bccnlno bits surety.
Nit. UA1TEtssrtA1.t4 OF the Collectors office,
visited Mrs. Thot,lalen. wifv Of tho urfantlns
clerks ycstsr.lay, nna fn''a her n y ~ destitute
bande whereabouts, md had not hear.l frnn
him. X subscription rnpcr WINS ctrcM'Atttf In tue
oice yesterday. and the ihpnry collected will 10
turned over To Mrs, Thutnnlen, No news Of the
WhcrenlH'tlts nj TbOinalcn nus bc1n tecoiyCd by
the Collector.
'ruH Eullowng elulotlo goods were received at
O., " tons p!K Iron; Hest Russell & Co., c,sos
merits: Chnpin y Gore. > cnscs clEars; ". II.
StrnttcItt Colorado sprIngs .care or George
3ulter'. cHso pgrsoslal effects; kuhlsaat & Co.
pase cnnvas: Public Ltbrury, easrs bt,oks; A..
chi,n.; n. lirnnd Co., IL bales hops: Lawrence
$ Mnrttn. !: H. -cnsks brandy: J. II. brunswick
j. u. Co., Caso wontcns: Z. lsnss1n!isscn, 1 cnse
Siuroek s Fischer, BUD cnscs co.,t'else'! milk.
ense show cards; II. Chnnton s Co., cnils
wire ropa; 1rlsk, Howe & Gu, Lease wutch. cuses,
t"pse. III Goxes atHSi ti,Si.pats: Cncaxo @ stapns
Company, 1Ga boxes tisl-p!atc; Field. Letter 4
To-. cases silk nnl cotton Kuots, cases hosiery
case kid Hlovcs rasc hosiery; 4. u; Mccker
s. To-, ]" TONS pig Iron, cArs old WhGcls. Col
lecttOus, $1,iJH,
, 1880-12-21
SURPRISING VICE.

suPRHtNrE NDEkT M'aAnlnLE EXPRESSES nlM-
kELF
as entirely satisfied with tho way In which bis
Instructions In reference to roncert- -sAouns, tho
i@-o>cock ortlnunce, and strcet-wulacrs arc ba-
Ing cArrle'l out. hut ho does mt expect to ac-
coMpEah everything ut Once, nor IN Il tlay. lie
IL Il, earnest, however, aud tho ilrst t,ruetlcal
evidence Of tho faet occurred yustcr.say
III tho arrest Ut tho proprlo-
tsr stns g IT, Will ss Mss s n Es as Hass
tisaruPutH'te cl,ArnatcTs. etU. This rncs bud
heun eau.p!atnea q t!a:e IND aga!s, ats4 tue H.
Superintendent sic1ari9Ie siys that tho pitt Hst
will not DO repoated: lIo VIII nut per secllto ltlly
p r. sss T k ss: Hs Il ~ ss .
last resort. will causo thulr lIcua,ses 70 be rc-
That which has na.lo tho establishments Of
THIS ktHu " rpvolttnH And ulnnxous isa spirit
Of Fyalry. wheh sho pnicS,, p. ,,, hayo % y eortaln
aaioon Will c0tlu arounu 10 headquarters alItl
r. pfrIt y t. IT, pune; .1a: ssS1r Inspired
hls alntlun to Guido ull riyals, l,ls ii fuw ,noro
.rstrs: and I'll IL notgr aS bs ss tysq m
Womui In such plaees, and tl'olr
o ose lit p.o 5s to w'os,s essso tbs ''y tSsl!y
NOR to bo oppressive. but bis illstructians nrl,
without Undertaking u establish Y regulation
lu ~ thislgs, unit that slrl placeaf thoy vsist
" a!-sha'l conform to tho rules 1t respocta-
Quito nutnber Of asrcsts Of street walkers
have also beuu Inu.,D, hut In Ail clses toy huyo
neen ~ notorious % s1tiAraotors.-!prsons, we'll knuwl
with Iight tIies. BIT tue sapsrintsit,ut II Is no
nseAns DISCOURAGED. aad t!lte..,!A u ~ on with
tsr stration. Of H iron II the t city. Ns arrests
haye yet been niatlu for ytolatluH tho Il o'clock
ordnancc, but he says shat thoro WI b9 no r.,
, 1880-12-21

was 70 FeIloasly 'n1nre threo yo,'i!Y n@cn @ WI"
H t9o "rn'n i,i. ~ dno ta11e @ ILL., ~ lta 1 a.
t1,r,n H, az. T., .,an4er. a.,
nhorhsntor, WHEN n Of j.. ". Hconfa mhke.
n!iu ms, tos.ly W cnFrfnH treiant Mns ~
n..lnsi t4si WEEK ny iatesntr anapEctns,
W ,o'an" .no 'tn tnnt ,a .,ew nA..M %Ms n.G
s ,s a y. N.Y. tst ne SyGr t, VIZ ,,,a, ss a,I,a;
,,r nu @ ~ h9, cr , @ VII" ,r, y. "y w rei!, H.
tno . 'tI.ns* t'lna ~ new Gasls Inia wnrK
WV WIS MSav.! ,, ~, nt'a !t we
,..,si,,S H,ur'"s tsc''s MMu clno nrnn .s,.;
,,Ss,t, ~ ~" ,,,o ''k """S w" o,, S"isy tny
a4tTM 9 81, ~ y, t.n eevntH: ~ "asL s"n w,
OF i"t,tschtds n,esi sf4io nnst'yo,H snat s tn,s
.ha., ' ~ Mnss @ 80 !,,sstu ,, ~ y sn1.tW @ st % @
wnu n r.. :" ~ W .,sr t,' " s ,.. uan ~ tt @ ".
WIS VIZ ~ Sw " ana ena,, s, ,, n,o rs"lt w. ttt n
IT., a.o w . .ncM,.u 'u ~ u ,iG ~, ~
i,bnsa M,rtn t,G IA "Tu TI. w. alG I,ti as;
X h ,,s;t, vsis.a n @ H. s @
ha n,, ~ ~, ,!, -. ~ ~, s
"tI,ue acrornI ~ ts,,ts ~ ",n,, " az, sst ~ "v
, 1880-12-21
THF WEATHER,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. e., Dcc. 1l-1 II. m,-Fur
Tennessee md the Ohio Valley occasional
light snow, with cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, north to west winds. becoming
variable during tho night, rising, fols0wed by
falling bnrolnctcr and slight changes III
temperatures
For tho Lower Lake region cloudy
weather and snow or rnin, winds generally
from northeast to northwest III eastern por-
tton, followed by rising barometer. In
WESTERN portion rising barometer; nearly
stationary temperature.
For tho Uppcr Lake region generally
cloudy weather a,ltl light snow, wlntls Eell-
orally frpm nnftlieast to southeast, stationary
or slight fall In temperature, md slight
changes III barometer during the day.
For the Upper Atississinpl mud Lower Mis-
cns1onal liglit snow, light variable winds. n
slight rise lit temperature, nn1 stationary or
slowly fatlinE bnr0motGr.
RlcIlS0ND, Va, Dec. 20.-Sn0w fell hero
tO.llny to 4 depth 0t live Inches. 1t COLL
mc,lced raining this evening, and still con-
tinl,ns. From lmints along the Chesapeake
& Ohio 1e0nl to tia Ohio River reports come
eighteen inches, and ~ still falling tu-night.
Gpset,i I}ispdteh to The Chicago 1rsbnnA
SJ1ELltYyI1.I.i:, Ind, Dgc. 2O.--An advance
guard Df Prof. Vtnnur'S great an0w-al0rln
which was prophesled to fnfl o., t',e I'D Inst.
nrrlvea tl,ls morning. Ueforo. day. snow
commenced fnllng. al,d l!as continued with.
Il covered to q grent depth for. tllis locality.
Farmers hull It will! Joy. ns thefr wheat Is
HOW amply protected FROM severe freezlnit.
LUCAL uHsxsss ATOMS.
, 1880-12-21
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

WlEM1NnTON, I1Ht, Dec. 30-ln the United
Statvs Court tl!ls s.ar.!ng, tie case al tieorge
Wingate, Deputy United States Marshal Of,
election day, who was arrested by tho State
authorities oil q chnrge OF disorlerly coll
duct ut tho POLLS. but whose c,lse was re-
moved to the United Statos Court OH writ
VI llpboas corpus, was dismissed by Judge
Bradf0r.i. OIL the Kro,lnh TINT the ottcnse
cnurged aRsllnst Wlngate was hot MI indIcta-
biz one, alld therefore not within tho coll-
temptation Ut tho United States statutes.
lnylnG caused direct conflict between the
Federal aud lOeMl authorities.
, 1880-12-21


Early yesterday morning 1t tl4,yued upon City
rnvI,,orr (,rey,or thnt cnns,1ortro ,,nrv,nIne-
.hI, h t sso,' 'n'ts
1t would probnb'y be best to defer tho pumping
standing hc has been for scycrai weeks prcnur-
,nv fnr iho work. lin art rnrth hyz rcoaons r.,
~ ~ s,tta,,,.,s. as,,,,,,,,.'.,.a -. rt', -
Waller:
OrrlcE or CRY ESatSEEu, CntcAoo, Dec. 20.
iuinctlIutciy uto,s rcceipt Of i,o,cc from yo, OF
Council order jtrectilu at, exnminniton az tilo
old like tunnel, nrrlt,ixctncnts wcru commenced
tho tltH,.ri, '''' 'A~ ''''~@ N'''''
In lilo went OF parttal stoppa8c OF tho In.
1cts ut tho Crib tho twu tunnels :lre larcy sui
Wrst i,l1nn,I,g- -Wurks. N, nrnvitll. for s,ch n
contingency tLo shore Inlet n rcsurtc, to f"r io
fjniirrnrv. n1,hnvh III, ,unnfftr ~ ,yutcr ,,rt'
, 1880-12-21
TIE MISSISSIPPI.
Its Improvement demanded By tho st.
Paul l2omrsa Of Trade.

Its Improvement demanded By tho st.
Paul l2onrsa Of Trade.
Sr. PAUL, Dec. 1O.-The st. Paul Board OF
Tratlc today adopted the following:
Htsolrttl, Thnt tho people IT Minnesota nro
losing millions ut dollars livery yenr In the ultra
iroiRhts they arc compelled 10 ray FOR tho trns
sl,orlntlon Of ttotr farm, products to tho narkcts
Of the world. md lpDn ill articles Of necessity
imported tn tho Stutc, md since tho only hope
Of rclipf fron tnsp evils Is III tho upenlnK up Of
competing watcr limos Of transi'ortAt(on, wa cnll
po ns crese,yes 4 H. cSgfssn to ss lsse
nsil tho Iakcs, to staMi toRut,1ur MS nic Innsl,
with NIL tho Representatives of tho Northwest,
III opposition ii all SECTIONS nt,l all Interests
whci. nppose these improvements.
He&tAr<, further, Tint II cnpy 1T this resolution
be forwarded to GMch III our Representatives. IN
tho ltenrcsontatiycsu Wisconsin, nwa,antl other
secttotis Interested IN thesu improvements With
Il league ulrcnslye and defensive for thu auecess
Of thla tuGu1llfH,
, 1880-12-21

10 the Editor Of Thx Chicago 1'riblnt.
CHICAGO, Dec. D.-ln your report Ue my dis
courso OH tho occnslon uf tho thlrty.thlrst nnhl-
vcrsnry ot Gracu ~ +. Church atn represented
as snying that ~ hDpc to eco tho day when our
Indebtedness will liz entirely enureIesl." Ttnt
hny Is past. We hnve henn for nix tltinths mt
terry frce frn!n lebt, With sptpndih prnpurty
rCGtt0n mud ooliyo itOrT. u. SHEPPARD.
, 1880-12-21
AN ADJUSTMENT.

Special Dtspateh to The Chseapo Tttbuns.
LAFAYETTE, lnl., Dec. a.-'rlo ntlyusters
liavu finally ugrepd as to tho tlnlnagu done 10
+. j, StcIlug|l BY the rcccnt fire in llis dry
goo!ls house. The Liverpool, London IL
GI0be carried s., QUO on tho stock, md tlloir
luss Is S3i0..1j; Newark, n. H., tlnA Sl,h0O
aiui l0scs Sls5.ls; the TelitHn!n Ind Il pulley
af 81 ,0. md Its SHARE OF tho loss Is Sla3.45.
Total, SB7D.y}.
, 1880-12-21

TAx C8uAL CONttLCF W TESTIMONY
An ELEVATOR accident, t1lo cause of which Will
bear considerable investigation occurred about
M1clock yesturday .ppEnug lN, tho STORE Of +.
ltothschlld & i!ros., manufacturers OF clothing,
III Wabash avenue, Tho result VI tho accident
, 1880-12-21

.rur ,ntc+cet or cttv honda f1uo Inn. I. 1891.
~, -, ~, ~, ~ r,t, ~. ,r.,...s 1890 s t , y 49,, to.s
VIII ~ ph'o ny ING vi! Itene"rert aFnHcatlon
IL MuIo Ou or NcEorp the sith. Aftor thut 1ato
It will bD paju In New York,
.. 49,, ....-,
AN"SH tho ou!.oinH peFtnlts lssueu ycStettay
was ono 10 tho Fcck Gstuto. tn orect building
Nos. 45 and II Wnlash nyeu,lc, to cost S.5U0:
and one ia g.. ". Lanhor. to eroot nix two-story
~. ~ " ,,.' ~ e.oos o.e
80, s.n 49, we ''e* 1A1 S|A1
".oA "'tess' ~ eo"S e'o''o"'
1T lNu beun Intended to pay tho city Gmptoy6g
Wednesday or Vhurs,1ay, 81 tnut thoy ro1,ld
n, -, ,otr ,,n,r,. for t.h.ta+,s 1,,+ ,hn <T,
"i,n n,nT h,a ,ni,i t s.nn @
ns III II III, % ,,ii ~ ,S t NJ "snp .
1lssIMi ti,Mn. n Vii ii hn vrtmt tits"s,nniuter
~ IT. !. i".va- IL ''' Az - e'-"' "''"PPotAtASs
~ .ho oos's
TiE now 0t1!cors In tho Fire Department will
bn appointed to-day, two Captnnsu uud two I.iptt-
tenants. ,Tho pressure has bcel. 80 xroat from
officially nntt.l.iccl that 30 f,tr ~ now Cuptaits
aru roi,curned thceo Will ia 10 nro1,,tstinuS
,,,..... -, ,. -.
=. WHAT - known as TUG "Cofeofah crowd on
INC ~; Nnrtn Sn!o nrn moving hcatcli anu curtin 70
L. Iap.. 1iatnaWAy. Apfenaa th'!t tio
i T. nnn ,i e ] n..e 80 saRiAttl y H. aur tneil,
virtnry uutess tGey can ,,o.,,e ha sucrossor' @''
ri IItE uoatha lor tho week ending Saturday worc
1satssHAsasE W. the rfeeesg woak aia iea Tor THO
ctrTcaroHt![HK week or lust year. Tho principal
cAl1aes ul deMh were Us fstloWB: DlEhther1n, u:
cttIIEttsdInns. IL; pneumonia, II; consumption,
, 1880-12-21
KITCHEN ECONOMY,
Interesting Tcntx Made by tho Cow
erNNlettt Chemist.

Intervening Tentx Made by tho Gov-
ertsNleht Chemist.
DR.. Edward q. Love, tho present Anniyt-
ical Chemist for tho Government, has rc-
to the comparative value OF baking powders
DR.. Loves tests wcFe nnade to determine,
what brands Oro tho most economical 10 use.
And as their capacity lies III their leavuntng
power. tests warp directed solely to ascertalIl
tho ayaI! liable gns Of eacl. powder. Dr. loves
,rslDft Rlves tho foiiowtNE:.
Thu Prices ut Which 6uktng powders arc
s0!.l to CONSUMERS / ilnd TO be usually 10
ceents Her, pound: l hav0 therefore cnlpll-
lhttA their relntiyO commercial values ac-
c0rtli1iK 10 the volume OF gus yielded OH q
basls Ut 90 cents cost per pnstnd.'
Araitahte Kus. CUnltdrd.
NHn!t " the Cth%c tlc{ts 1kr ttpe tEDrth
UGklnQ EuEtltky, E1GH UttE llltSlEE tkr u.
, 1880-12-21

Tho following Marriage llcenscs were issued w
turday'
ktImr, Aue, NfsiftHtf
liflAsut ttcnliuay...... ..JanrsyllIa, WIS.
3tssstsS y; Ens!o'..'.'M... .is|SnxSnpot'' i|S,rp IT.
albert T. hubbard. ..:Si..,. % ry!'.x i i'ark.
@ i'esSs taul:S1sn; Ss.;:: .tC'hhi1sa5o' t'hi.ns,'
EFnst t'y!tt9atuFY......M .Gi!!csto.
NIT, u. HeTndt.+....s... .&.+ ..Anlss4sd'
lAuls M4stothAnsel.., y. GhleaE0.
tEMtllo halalN+*-...s.t .z... 'thtsa4t-
Frank !. l!osMon.."...A II. .th!taAo.
kAltU IL. shanAessy. a.. .ChstsEu.
3t:hsIsts,i Christensen. X. ...tthtcago.
| Elpn nUIsgn....,,."...2l.-..C ..ChleHKu.
Angutt q. Bntneton. ~, .Ehtsagu.
iAuEusta kFtlav1,.." IL. .Chlcuxu.
{ltenry H. GrnnuFt...".x4u .Ihtcnlu.
fAuNhstu J9hnkt...,....1...,Ch ,ChlGatgu.
John 4: ttVsanson..... Elgtn. ~.
llalla H. tSdan.. .s........ .!y.... E'Ria', I'LL.
!istIiIau, ltenn!4:.. ....zi... .Ghcasa.
(CaFO1lAa laenttcl. ..., ..1!.... thlcuKu.
i'hil!lp knapf..."......N....ch .chicaso.
statsts kehtuaf.ss .u.., ,3l..-s sl1Hx Nroye, Ill.
w, J. l.HklaInEt0n.-.....G, ,..Ch!enGu.
tJanH Ae!htas1.. ~. .CAlfas4u.
william IL: MunaInx.. .1. ,C4!gnxu.
I.nl& JHMetl..... .,:i,.. ,ChGn4o.
iA.l.H. .fanaer keERhesx. -. .gh!cnsu.
1Elxunta Dulun t.-."..,t.... .Gh!ealo,
!Jos- 4. Williams, s....1i. ..t,hila.aU.
l*oursttA E!ttma.,..s...D. ..iluIuhurG, n. r.
XItn X Ustuuu ,...,... ~, ChIaIX0.
Bells QDek.,.-....,'..2....lW ..lW n. Wextarn-av.
, 1880-12-21

III tho limo OF Mseful hatdRy prcsents, nothing
equals tho new Wheeler s. Wilson No. j spwil,H.
ulAthine. An etItiIea3 varloty exhibited Ut their
wArer0oins, 16A Sultu strcot.
, 1880-12-21
TEMPERANCE,

NlcMM6Sp. W., Dee. D.-l'ursuant to
cali masle by the llt.-iley. Bishop keane yes
terday III oil the Catholic churches OF this
, 1880-12-21

Don't Dl8 OH tho IsrensIsos.
Aak druggists tor "Itouph M 1suts." It clears
out arata, llico, bet-hugs, r1,nuhGs. l5o. uuxQs
, 1880-12-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

r.
Sber,t,uu.
MI, HATCHER, Of Vt. Louis, ia rc9lstercd at
~, ',. :, ,n.' ,x,.u. ,..,.,,,..,on., IA
j. NJ. THATCHER, e1.Patent COMMISSIONER 10
nt tho racItir.
ot The', 'ie sher,,ns' y, M'"'''' u ~" 4"'''' '
IN; II. 7. TsEoAnnEs' of naoIno' Wis., Is
Registered Mt tho l'uimcr.
EDWARD s, 1,nAoo. NJ. C., Of the Fifth Wlscon.
''a a"s n.' s,r, u aua ra,s"r., - ,ooroc. of
Muo'.obn, arc ut tho Fremont.
II 1.uur,-r ,nnrnpcr or tto u Fin m tho
Bristol" combination, il at the fremont.
at 0ran1 Rapids, hieh., IT. at tho fremont.
M.trox sAsLEn, Of C!noIunati, puasta through
,....,u.,-s, .'.,.....,...t.... ...,.,.,.,.,.ru,ha
1.uriit III tho Eoum,i,urs' lInmt. Fund wero 80
irmu L. W. nnu ID irotn Cash, tnaknr tic toihl
., """' $40, :, ,,...... 7,,,,,.a ,a,a
,.'u,aE q. =. ELpNin0E, Of Ottawa; J;idEc Jonn
FtrsSri f. Nt Ii H. anS Ss Ji4s aS g. Il ioss. a. Of osus
p'''' '"'', :, ~" ,,,'..H ~. lo ".' ~" ,, .,,-
tst, has prc!cctc ant'thar trip tu th9 Ar!,.ll'lto
Palmer House ahont tho lsth of JnnuHry.
LnuSyy-Tanas,surn JDuxsos yesterday in
~ 1iin ,h, Wasna,tneu a.s p3mc. III tnat bnlnx ,ha
nt,nt,pt @ n"Ii frr tsrorr iirnmscs sinco Snnt. IL
is9s '''S pA'' Ao' '*''e1'' ''~e"'e0 '''Se osr>'
'',e' .,.. ..,,
nrnvrrss IN ,Itsut.si,,a n ihH iSraa nuin1,er OF
knI1t,t.lilr ~ rna"a 81 lin rr,noi ,jncknt No less
than ssycn cnscs t,f ills character hayo brcu
heard With" tho Inst Month -,, t.,
TIE temperature yesterday. as observed by
A'ntr!sse. oli1icln,, 81 Madison street tlntDgSE
u II. m, ~; l" ILL.,. %: j =. H., ~: y .. ILL.,, ".
barometer. a. Ill.,. :o.7l; p 1n.. :A.S0.
,,u e +, WV, rt,,~r . ,,,o,r,,or rr N, 1,oor1 nf
arMda Far m nerjyn nMrter Of &C cenit,ry, @ nnd at
iI1mes v'ca. .i:rcsi.lcrt or nircctor and On ,n,,y
ss ',s rearna, x ]mana mtn ayenie. Fr,Iuy nirt,
IM, nimy 1tcs s"Tto,tsir III. - ~''@' '' "'"''
"o '"" 'eo seisoAs's '''
MI ltAn n + ~ sGaIs ~ @ 81 MHG' ~ss.' w
n, 1,Ii,.!,,1 I,T. ~ ~ ni HI ~ .,is " s,,I
~ uHeI III, ~. = ~ GocH hi .nst ~ nns ls
tenty utnpeu t uGo u, @ tno RfSncn E ,,,asn Mns u
NV y.H5s s"T If a mntiv" ~f sxscrand. md loit
t'''spa'ia anu '"o 3ro"n ea''a'en.
NrirNskn ltniiroal; JuEifl Alien. President of
Tho it, rt1 rpkln 1ayk solIyll1o ltultruud; IT, s.
IL,
, 1880-12-21

ycry awi,oss9s. sa9 hosptats III r a TSrs srar|s e
Acht ptIwlIurH lfbtrAte their rms too freely fl
pr,cess Of haklngt or under, varying cllll,atlo
cllanEes suffer deterioration, ,'t-NctV lIvrk
I'F(LiI,le, Lee. II,
, 1880-12-21

Tho following bills for divorce wors ijlci ro,n,
dny. e" Jestef"
.WEiS-AtnrRntat, feam Iecohj On Tho prmnn NJ
uri1hkGnn0ss Ad cfnuty. ~ @'o"'i" W
,aME,nMAN-;ohn. from Iennle. the Ground Il,
DDcraca Ut lly0rcs wese granted Ia
kuSX-AtathlMs, fruh MAtyi iii tho pro,ns NJ tn.
s1rt.un. " " e''u"u u aeA
rl!ELtN.-Mnrthn from Ncls e., on tim vr,,,,n, -.
Crubity, ''' o'' s''o e'uusu 01
, 1880-12-21

that approach to tho heart IL ensy II you cnpti-
waite tue eyo by presenting to your 1atly frlonIs
soslu OF tho matchlcss Htytcs OF jcwelry shown
BY Hamilton Hhonrtls Co, nppUsito Music Hall